Massey Pony Club is a 48-acre equestrian park in Ranui, Waitakere City, which the club calls the Premier Suburban Equestrian Park in Auckland. It is a branch of the New Zealand Pony Clubs Association, a not-for-profit, youth-focused organisation. The club was established in 1972, and the council leased the Te Rangi-Hiroa Reserve to it in 1983. Its grounds include a lit, all-weather dressage arena with mirrors, cross-country courses, show-jumping facilities, a river crossing, a water jump and grazing for ponies.
The club runs junior rallies for riders under 25 on Tuesday evenings and an adult ride on Wednesday evenings. Membership, summer grounds passes and casual grounds use are available. The club says it is not offering riding lessons at present, though it is happy to talk about membership. Enrolment for the 2026/27 season was set for 5 September 2026. The club also holds community events, and its curriculum covers pony health, paddock care and riding. It says it has the largest grounds and membership among the West Auckland District clubs, which include Te Atatu Pony Club and Henderson Valley Pony Club.