About LCHA

 LCHA has been active since November 1961 and was incorporated on March 16, 1965. The purpose of LCHA is to function as an institute of learning for horsemanship and equitation, to encourage interest in equestrian activities of all types, to support proficiency in horsemanship, and to provide entertainment and amusement for its members and guests. 

Mission Statement

The Leon County Horsemen’s Association is a non-profit corporation dedicated to furthering the ideals of education, sport and recreation for horses and riders.   

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Prospective members just need to fill out a membership form above and submit their dues of $30 for individuals or $45 for a family membership.  Individual membership is defined as one person over the age of 18.  A family membership is one or more persons over 18 along with minor children, if any, who live together as a family under one roof.  Family members may include persons under the age of 22 who are full-time college students and who maintain their permanent residence with the family although their temporary school residence may be different from that of the family.  Sportsman-like conduct is expected at all times. 

The benefits of joining the club are as much as you want to put into it.  It is a great local club to show your horse, attend clinics and seminars, meet new horse friends, go on trail rides, use our arena, and share your skills and knowledge with others.  Current members have reduced class fees at LCHA Open Horse Shows.

The LCHA arena, grounds, and clubhouse  are available for rent to allied groups and individuals.  Please contact LCHA's President Dan Sadberry for more information and rental rates.