The Tryon Riding and Hunt Club, formed in 1925, seeks to enhance and preserve the traditions of the Tryon area by conducting equestrian and philanthropic programs that benefit the entire community. Other equestrian events are held throughout the … [Read more...]
Tryon Block House Races
For more than 70 years, the Tryon Block House Races, the historic steeplechase of the Tryon Riding and Hunt Club. The steeplechase is held on a one-mile track on 115 acres of land managed by the Tryon International Equestrian Center (TIEC) located … [Read more...]
Polk County Horse Country: The equestrian tradition
The history of Polk County is the story of the horse. It is true, of course, that the early history of any area includes the reliance of people on horses for transportation and work, but in our community, that reliance has continued to this … [Read more...]
Morris, the Tryon horse
The 19th-century surveyors who laid out Tryon stuck a compass on the map and drew the town boundaries as a circle a mile and a half in diameter. At the center of that circle stands the Tryon Horse. Today's landmark is the fifth-generation Tryon … [Read more...]
Tryon International Equestrian Center
Tryon International Equestrian Center & Resort is one of the world’s premier equestrian lifestyle destinations and competition venues. The venue provides outstanding facilities for hunter/jumper, dressage, and eventing competitions. With onsite … [Read more...]
The Carolina Foothills Chamber of Commerce recently launched a new website that offers its members several new membership benefits. A new Members Only section of the website provides members with the ability to add events to the new Community Calendar and post to the Chamber Insider News page shared by members. Chamber members who are realtors or owners can add their short-term rental properties to the Rental Properties page available in the Visit the Carolina Foothills section of the website. Another new benefit is the ability to pay member dues online.
