During the Spring Festival of the Year of the Horse in Chengdu, equestrian sports—once considered a niche activity—have become a popular new choice for families and young people to unwind and celebrate the Year of the Horse.

 

 

According to data from Chengdu Municipal Sports Bureau, the number of equestrian enthusiasts in Chengdu has surpassed 100,000, with youth riders accounting for 70%.

 

Here is a list of major equestrian clubs and venues in Chengdu for those who want to introduce the sport to their children or hope to learn it through structured training.

 

Aslan Equestrian Club

 

 

Opened in January 2026, this 5,480-square-meter facility offers professional training and trail riding experiences.

 

Address: Longma Lake Park, Jianzhou New City (Chengdu Eastern New Area)

 

Dargans Equestrian Club (Greenway Store)

 

 

Covering approximately 24,000 square meters, the club stands as a youth equestrian training and Galop certification center. It features three training arenas, 75 stables, and other professional facilities.

 

Address: 80 meters north of Guiben Garden, Jiangjia Yiyuan, Fujiang Road, Sansheng Sub-District, Jinjiang District, Chengdu

 

Dong'an Lake

 

 

The club follows the French Galop certification system and is instructed by a team of both Chinese and international coaches.

 

Address: No. 16, 18, 20, and 22, Tiyugongyuan Road, Dong’an Sub-District, Longquanyi District, Chengdu

 

Horse Lovers Stable

 

 

Covering an area of approximately 13,000 square meters, the center features pastures, circle riding tracks, training arenas, schooling areas, and other professional facilities. The head coach holds certification from the German Equestrian Federation and has trained under Olympic champion riders.

 

Address: No. 31, Group 9, Mawang Village, Dajian Road South Section, Huaqiaozhen Sub-District, Xinjin District, Chengdu

 

Chengdu International Equestrian Center, Pujiang

 

 

Covering an area of 29.5 mu, the center has held multiple municipal-level equestrian contests. It offers equestrian educational programs, equine-assisted therapy, horseback tours, nearly 7 kilometers of outdoor trail riding routes, and other programs.

 

Address: Next to the entrance of Shixiang Lake Scenic Area, Pujiang County, Chengdu

 

Steed Planet Equestrian Club

 

 

The club features a spacious facility with professional coaches and well-structured curricula, designed to meet the learning and training needs of riders at all levels.

 

Address: No. 6, 2nd Keyuan South Road, Wuhou District, Chengdu

 

Hejing Equestrian Club

 

 

The club offers sunlit independent stables and a fiber sand training arena that meets international standards. Its instructional team provides progressive courses for riders of all ages.

 

Address: No. 25, Jinpu Road, Pengzhen Township, Shuangliu District, Chengdu

 

Chengdu Wade Sport Equestrian Club

 

 

The club is equipped with an outdoor competition arena, an indoor training arena, professional stables, a schooling arena, lounges, and other well-developed facilities.

 

Address: 50 meters west of Wuliu Avenue, Shuangliu District, Chengdu

 

EVIS Equestrian Club

 

 

The club adopts the British BHS stable management system and the TCR training system developed by Olympic rider Huang Zuping.

 

Address: 150 meters west of Evergrande Future City (north of Fengxiang Avenue), Wenjiang District, Chengdu

 

Hopeway Equestrian Club

 

 

Spanning over 300 mu, the club boasts professional equestrian venues, seating for 5,000 spectators, and modern stables that are described as “horse villas”.

 

Address: No. 300 (inside Pierre de Coubertin Modern Pentathlon Competition Center), Yunlong Road, Shuangliu District, Chengdu

 

Qingchen Equestrian Sports Center

 

 

Covering 200 mu, the center features indoor and outdoor training arenas that meet international standards, independent schooling paddocks, over 70 stables, a VIP lounge area of over 1,000 square meters, and a natural pasture of over 100 mu.

 

Address: Approximately 294 meters northeast of the intersection of S106 and Gao’an Road, Chongzhou City, Chengdu

 

A 45‑minute introductory lesson for youth riders typically ranges from RMB 350 to RMB 400. For those progressing to structured training, individual sessions may cost between RMB 600 and RMB 1,000. Cheap introductory products, such as packages that cost tens of yuan, are popular among newcomers. Prices are for reference only. Actual fees may vary depending on the season, events, or club policy adjustments.

 

Edited by Zhang Yuanlin

Source: Home in Chengdu