Circle C Equestrian Center

Circle C Equestrian Center Circle C Equestrian Center is owned and operated by Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont Council.

Are you 13+ and interested in becoming a RIIT? Join us at Circle C Equestrian Center on Saturday, September 12 for Ridin...
09/02/2026

Are you 13+ and interested in becoming a RIIT? Join us at Circle C Equestrian Center on Saturday, September 12 for Riding Instructor-In-Training Orientation! Save your spot before the registration deadline is September 5.

Not old enough to become a RIIT? Girl Scout Juniors can explore future possibilities through the Junior RIIT Explorer session happening on Saturday, September 19. Enjoy a hands-on workshop to learn the fundamentals of grooming and how to safely lead horses.

Learn more and register today at https://www.girlscoutsp2p.org/en/discover/activities/events.html?q=riit. 🐓

08/30/2026

When the job requires zero help from Baby.

08/29/2026

All horses need access to the three "F's" - Forage, Friends and Freedom to be happy and healthy. At Circle C all of our horses, minus the those with metabolic issues, have 24 hour access to some sort of forage. They all get turned out in herd groups and have freedom in the fields and in their stalls to move and interact with their environment as they choose. Some horses need one more thing and Chance is a great example. Enrichment for a busy brain, but we love alliteration, so we'll call it Fun.

08/27/2026

As we head into Fall programming a reflection on what makes a great Girl Scout program horse...all the things that make a great horse in general, of course. Then there are the qualities that are harder to define, Rio being a great example. He had to stay in, when all of his friends went out, he had to stand quietly to have his legs scrubbed with a medicated soap, get sprayed with a really suspicious aerosol spray, walk past a box that wasn't there in the morning- so, super suspicious, head out to the field where on the way he was viciously menaced by several deer and the blue heron that patrols our pond. He was able to be a perfect gentleman through all of that, worried eyes, slightly tense body, but respectful about human personal space and his usual slow pace. When he was off the clock, free to express himself, his little hop and canter was his only big explosion. He went to the top of the field, peeked through the trees to find the herd and then walked to the closest gate and joined them. Whatever that quality is, that's what we need when we are teaching beginners. Horses will always horse, they reach their limit like the rest of us, but it's comforting to know Rio has a pretty high bar. He's is absolutely worth his weight in senior food and Farrier's Formula.

08/21/2026

Guessing we need to inspect everything in the shed carefully before we pick it up for the foreseeable future.

It’s National Nonprofit Day, and we want to thank every volunteer, donor and supporter of the Girl Scout Movement. Becau...
08/17/2026

It’s National Nonprofit Day, and we want to thank every volunteer, donor and supporter of the Girl Scout Movement. Because of your dedication and generosity, we ensure all girls, in every community, have the chance to belong, explore and thrive.

We need your help in shaping a future where girls grow into confident, resilient and compassionate adults. Watch your investment create ripple effects for years to come by donating today in honor of National Nonprofit Day: bit.ly/supportgscp2p

Happy International Cat Day!
08/08/2026

Happy International Cat Day!

A special thank you to the Riding Instructors-In-Training for bringing camp magic to life this summer! While expanding y...
08/06/2026

A special thank you to the Riding Instructors-In-Training for bringing camp magic to life this summer! While expanding your leadership skills, you helped create memories that will last a lifetime!

The Riding Instructor-In-Training (RIIT) program is a leadership and horsemanship development experience designed for Girl Scout Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors. Through this program, RIITs build courage, confidence and character while developing their skills in horsemanship and leadership with the help of our Circle C herd. Throughout the year, RIIT participants log volunteer hours, which they can exchange for exclusive riding sessions and other special RIIT-only opportunities.

Interested in becoming a RIIT? Join us at Circle C Equestrian Center on Saturday, September 12 for Riding Instructor-In-Training Orientation! Register at https://www.girlscoutsp2p.org/en/sf-events-repository/2026/riding-instructor-in-training--riit--orientation--sophia-.html.

Not old enough to become a RIIT? Girl Scout Juniors can explore future possibilities through the Junior RIIT Explorer session happening on Saturday, September 19. Enjoy a hands-on workshop to learn the fundamentals of grooming and how to safely lead horses. Save your spot at https://www.girlscoutsp2p.org/en/sf-events-repository/2026/junior-riit-explorer--sophia-.html.

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2574 Sweetbriar Road
Sophia, NC
27350

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