About HPRC
A home for Hyderabad’s equestrian heritage since 2005
Hyderabad Polo & Riding Club (HPRC) nurtures the region’s passion for polo, equestrian excellence, and world-class leisure. Spread across 10 acres near Aziz Nagar, the club combines heritage, sport, and hospitality for members of all ages.
Club Overview
Purpose-built facilities inspired by Hyderabad's polo legacy
Since 2005, HPRC has combined equestrian excellence with refined lifestyle experiences for members and visiting teams.
Hyderabad Polo & Riding Club (HPRC) was established in 2005 with a commitment to revive and promote polo and equestrian pursuits in Hyderabad. Minutes away from Outer Ring Road Exit #18, the private 10-acre estate is home to lush lawns, professional stables, a flood-lit riding arena, and an arena polo field.
With over 50 well-mannered horses for hacks, polo, and show-jumping, the club offers riders the chance to train, compete, or simply enjoy cross-country trails along the banks of Himayatsagar Lake. HPRC has brought laurels to Hyderabad by winning prestigious tournaments including the Royal Western Mumbai, the Indian Open Championship, and the National Show Jumping Championship.
Beyond polo, HPRC promotes a wide range of equestrian disciplines such as show jumping, dressage, and tent pegging, supported by national and international associations.
Reception building and members’ clubhouse
All-weather indoor riding arena
Flood-lit arena polo ground with changing rooms and lockers
Showers with steam facilities
Snaffles Bistro – air-conditioned café
Chukkers Lounge – bar & restaurant
Outdoor banquet lawns
Air-conditioned gym
Synthetic tennis courts and basketball court
Indoor badminton and squash courts
Futsal surface adaptable for cricket and soccer
Covered swimming pool
Purpose
Mission, Vision & Values
Our guiding principles ensure every rider, athlete, and guest experiences the highest standards of care, sport, and hospitality.
Mission
To encourage and reinstate equine-related activities for this generation and the next by selecting like-minded individuals, forming a robust and elite network. To provide an exclusive environment that enriches lifestyles with exceptional cultural and recreational experiences, augmenting the mental, physical, and social well-being of members.
Vision
To be recognised as the premier destination for equestrian and polo activities in the world—attracting skilled riders and enthusiasts through high-profile events, and elevating India’s presence on the global equestrian stage.
Our Core Values
Excellence
We pursue the highest standards across training, competitions, and facility management to ensure a world-class experience.
Community
We cultivate a strong community of riders, families, and supporters who share a passion for polo and equestrian sports.
Integrity
We uphold fair play, respect, and ethical conduct with every horse, rider, staff member, and partner.
Innovation
We champion innovation and continuous improvement, adopting new practices that enhance performance and wellbeing.
Horsemanship
We value empathy, care, and a deep connection with our horses, prioritising their welfare in every interaction.
Legacy
Polo milestones that shaped Hyderabad
From the first polo season in 1878 to international tournaments today, HPRC preserves a storied equestrian heritage.
Sir Vicar-ul-Umar Bahadur, inspired by polo matches in England, brought the sport to Hyderabad, establishing the foundations of the city’s polo legacy.
The first organised polo season in Hyderabad featured five purpose-built grounds and a stable of 50 Arabian horses.
Winston Churchill and other visiting teams praised Hyderabad’s exceptional sportsmanship and passion for polo.
Following World War II, Hyderabad’s polo grounds supported the war effort, leading to a temporary setback for the sport.
The Andhra Pradesh Riding Club was formed to ensure equestrian sport remained alive in Hyderabad.
The club’s riding teams reignited national attention with outstanding performances, cementing Hyderabad’s reputation.
The Hyderabad Polo Association was established, reinforcing the city’s commitment to investing in equestrian infrastructure.
HPRC’s modern facilities were inaugurated to nurture fresh talent and restore Hyderabad’s standing in Indian polo.
HPRC teams continued their winning streak at the Arena Polo Championship, Mumbai Polo Season, and Indian Open.
HPRC hosted the inaugural National Show Jumping Championship with over 200 horses and the country’s top riders.