It is an association that promotes competition for students of all skill levels. Students are given the chance to compete individually as well as a team. Oswego's equestrian club is a group of students who not only love horses, but are also dedicated to improving their riding ability.
Members take lessons at least once a week, as well as practicing before shows.
Intercollegiate horse shows give the equestrain team the ability to show off their skills, as well as being a social event for members. Competitions are held against colleges such as Cornell, Skidmore, Alfred, St. Lawerence, Cazenovia, Morrisville, and more. The team trains at Pople Ridge Farm with certified riding instructor Debbie Furlong. A wide range of school horses are provided to meet the needs of any rider, from beginner to advanced. Debbie Furlong, who is also the owner of Pople Ridge farm, has had many years of experience training teenagers.