Hyderabad is now home to clubs that encourage people from all backgrounds to take up horse riding, with a growing number of individuals becoming interested in the equestrian world. The city has a rich history of polo, dating back to the 19th century when the Nizams introduced the game, and now there is a silent revival of interest in the sport.

Exclusive clubs like Hyderabad Polo and Riding Club cater to the elite, but others such as Royal Caballo Club, Rancho De Caballos, Hyderabad Horse Riding School, and Champions Horse Riding Club are open to anyone interested in joining the equestrian community. Horse riding is seen as both a hobby and a sport, offering mental benefits and a unique bond with the animals. High-profile bloodlines like Kathiawadi and Marwari are present in Hyderabad, with some families proudly owning these breeds.

While owning a horse can be expensive, clubs like Rancho De Caballos offer the opportunity to bond with horses without the financial commitment of ownership. There is no age limit to start horse riding, with individuals like Raj Sivaraju beginning at 53. Overall, the equestrian community in Hyderabad is growing, with clubs providing opportunities for people to experience the joy of horse riding.