Some are just a few years old. In some clubs in more rural areas you can still hack to mounted meetings. But lots of places it's a treat to be able to ride outside the ring at all. In some parts of our state, most mounts live in barns or run-in sheds at home. Elsewhere, most live in commercial stables.
Some clubs have traditional ties to the local foxhunting community.
In other areas, few Pony Clubbers have ever seen hounds work. But some clubs also have active programs in dressage, showjumping, mounted games, tetrathlon, or polocrosse. During the Winter, most clubs practice Know-down, an unmounted test of horse knowledge. Some clubs also have interests in other Pony Club activities like combined driving, polo, vaulting, or competitive trail riding. It depends on the club, the instructors, the interests of the members, and the facilities available.