Equestrian clubs in Türkiye are the significant part of the horse breeding sector and offer economic, social, and sports contributions. 69 clubs attendant to Turkish Equestrian Federation (TBF) are generally centered in metropolitan cities and create employment by their economic activities. In the present study, 28 clubs that are members of the TBF were sampled and economic and structural analysis was performed using the survey method. The data obtained from enterprises belongs to year 2023. The capacity utilization rate of equestrian facilities was 71.63% and the mean annual profit was 2.2 million TL. 62% of the earnings of the facilities were attained from boarding house and stud management and 25% from equestrian training. Feed and building-equipment amortization were the highest items in the expenses. The study indicates that income diversifying clubs are more profitable. Consequently, the equestrian sector features as an investable area, and the efforts of recently established clubs to institutionalize with federation membership are noteworthy. This research suggests the economic and social potential in the sector.