Horseshoe Point
Horseshoe Point is an equestrian school and resort site at 100 Moo 9 in Pong. The operator currently describes lessons, trails and pony activity, while an approved March 2026 competition schedule provides dated evidence of equestrian use. The public pages do not supply a current lesson timetable or tariff, so recreational access remains contact-first.
Thai tourism listings shorten the 100 Moo 9 equestrian venue name to ฮอร์สชู พอยท์.
What training is on offer
The riding-school page says the school is registered with Thailand's Ministry of Education and offers private and group lessons for different levels. It lists pony rides, trail rides, dressage and a jumping progression, with classical riding available after an instructor assessment. The same page says instructors can teach in multiple languages, but it does not identify which language is available in each time slot.
An FEI-approved schedule documents a CSI1* outdoor event at Chonburi-HSP from 13-15 March 2026. That completed event confirms current competition use; it does not establish an everyday visitor programme or a future event calendar. The Pattaya equestrian guide helps separate lesson, trail and competition products.
What it costs
No current public price was found on 27 July 2026 for a lesson, trail ride, pony ride, assessment or equipment use. Ask for the exact activity, duration, private or group format, horse allocation, instructor, tax and any resort or facility access. If accommodation is relevant, request it as a separate line rather than assuming a riding package includes a room.
No priceRange is stored because the checked sources do not support a dependable transaction amount. Missing price is not a reason to treat the venue as closed or to infer free riding.
Who it suits — and who it does not
Horseshoe Point may suit a beginner who can arrange an assessed lesson, a returning rider seeking dressage or jumping progression, or a family asking about a pony ride. An experienced competition rider should still ask which arena, coach and horse arrangement applies; the March event schedule is not a standing training promise.
It is a poor fit for someone expecting an unscheduled walk-in ride or a confirmed public rate before contact. Readers comparing other sports around Pong can use the East Pattaya area index, but that broad area label does not establish access to the equestrian grounds.
Getting there
The operator publishes 100 Moo 9, Pong, Bang Lamung, Chonburi 20150. Its contact page lists +66 38 735 050, while the current Maps profile displays +66 63 994 7165; both are retained because the sources differ. Use the exact Horseshoe Point pin. No checked source provides a fixed central-Pattaya transfer, public-transport route, fare or visitor-parking instruction.
Before you go
The riding school's current public profile states daily 08:00-12:00 and 13:00-17:00 hours and asks visitors to make an appointment in advance. Contact the school with the rider's age, height, experience, preferred discipline and date. Ask whether an assessment is required, what clothing and footwear are mandatory, whether a helmet is supplied, and how weather or an event affects the booking. Confirm the correct entrance, instructor language, arrival time and payment or cancellation terms.
What we could not verify
- No current public riding tariff or weekly lesson schedule was available.
- Helmet and boot supply, minimum age, weight limits, trail length and non-resident access were not published.
- The two current phone sources differ, and no future competition calendar was established from the completed March event.