Membership renewals for 2024/2025 are now open!

There will be an increase in membership fees from 1st August, HOWEVER if you join before 31st July 2024, you will only pay the 2023/24 prices!

As you are aware, ESA member benefits extend beyond 24/7 insurance cover to include competitive fair play through access to the peak body, EA. Members can compete in a range of disciplines, under the rules and standards set by Equestrian Australia and the Federation Equestre Internationale. Equestrian SA staff, the volunteer ESA Board along with Discipline Committee volunteers remain committed to ensuring your membership continues to provide relevant, value for money services, and experiences for the fee paid.

Thank you for choosing to ride with us again! 

There are two ways to renew your membership:

1. Online and through MyEA - you will need your member number and password which was provided on your renewal notice.
2. Visit the Equestrian SA Office in person, fill out a hard copy membership form and waiver and complete payment.

Once your membership has been processed your new membership card will be emailed to you. Don’t forget to print a copy to take with you to events. Or take a photo on your mobile phone so you will always have proof of current membership with you.

Top tips for a pain free renewal

1. If you are a current member or have been a member of Equestrian SA in the past, please ensure that you are renewing your membership not joining as a new member. (EA numbers are allocated once and are reactivated upon renewal).
2. During the renewal process please ensure that your contact details, particularly email addresses, are correct.
3. Ensure that you provide your mailing address if it is different from your residential address.
4. Check that all horses for which you are the PRIMARY REGISTERED owner are listed on your profile with the correct status (active, retired, sold etc). If any changes need to be made (if you have gelded your stallion etc.) please contact the office to advise.
5. Ensure that you purchase the competition licences that you will be needing for each horse in the new membership year. Licences will only be issued to horses that have microchips on record and all listed owners must be current members, before licences can be processed.