Equestrian Canada Rider Level Skill Session and Evaluation Registration
  The Equine Canada Rider Level program helps riders improve by testing their skills through written exams, practical knowledge, and riding tests (both jumping and flatwork). Skill sessions are offered to prepare students, followed by evaluations of their written, stable management, and riding abilities.  
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Guardian or Rider Contact phone number:  *
Riders full name:  *
Riders birthday: Riders must be 7 years old to participate in group lessons.  *
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Emergency contact name, information and phone number:  *
Riders medical information: Please list any disabilities, allergies, medications. 
Does your rider need any accommodations to help with their learning progress and skill development? 
Please list if they have been diagnosed with a specific learning disability. 
Riders experience level:  *
If you have done Equestrian Canada or Pony club testing in the past, please let us know what level you achieved. 

Sunnyridge Equestrian Barn Etiquette 


At Sunnyridge, we provide a welcoming and inclusive space where equestrian education is the focus. With safety at the forefront of our programming, here at Sunnyridge we follow these three principals: 


1.) Caring community for horses and riders

2.) Skills in and out of the saddle 

3.) Inclusive learning environment for all


Please follow our safety standards while sharing our farm:


-Parents/ Guardians please allow our staff to assist your riders while tacking up. Our comfortable viewing areas are available to you while you wait for the lesson to start. Our goal is to teach our riders stable skills and to advocate their needs to our staff. 

-Walking feet only in the barn, arena, and around the horses.

-Keeping voices low and allowing students to hear staff/ coaches.

-Ask questions when you need help, and when you want to learn something new. Our staff is here to help you!

-When getting ready for a lesson, use only your assigned horses equipment. 

-Always go around the front of your horse when tacking and grooming. 

-Please clean up your tack area before you bridle, and after you put your horse away to help keep our stable tidy. (Use broom, shovel and bucket in the grooming stalls).

-Clean all equipment, and put everything away neatly when you are finished.

-Respect our farm, our animals and each other when here.

-Cell phone free zone! 

-Please ask permission before handing out any treats to the horses. 

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Sunnyridge Equestrian Arena Etiquette 


At Sunnyridge, we provide a welcoming and inclusive space where equestrian education is the focus. With safety at the forefront of our programming, here at Sunnyridge we follow these three principals: 


1.) Caring community for horses and riders

2.) Skills in and out of the saddle 

3.) Inclusive learning environment for all


Please follow our safety standards while sharing our farm:


-Please call “DOOR” when entering and exiting the arena.

-All riders must hand walk their horses minimum of 1 lap around the arena before tightening the girth and mounting.

-Ask your coach for help adjusting equipment if you need it.

-When passing other riders, please pass left side to left side.

-When working in the arena, call where you are going.

-Lessons have the right of way at all times.

-If someone falls off, everyone must go to the middle and dismount. 

-Being a good student means listening to your coach and letting them know if you need more explanation, a walk break, or you feel ready for more challenging exercises. 

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Sunnyridge Equestrian Lounge/ Viewing Area Etiquette 


At Sunnyridge, we provide a welcoming and inclusive space where equestrian education is the focus. With safety at the forefront of our programming, here at Sunnyridge we follow these three principals: 


1.) Caring community for horses and riders

2.) Skills in and out of the saddle 

3.) Inclusive learning environment for all


Please follow our safety standards while sharing our farm:


-Please keep voices low so everyone can enjoy their experience.

-Our lounge is a cell phone free zone. Please refrain from phone calls, and use your phones only to take photos of your own rider. 

-Please keep hands off the glass, and feet from kicking the walls.

-The viewing lounge is shared with our Sunnyridge Wellness office. Please respect the boundary and stay on the lounge side. 

-Please wait to leave the lounge and go down the stairs until the horses have left the entryway of the stable. 

-Please hold the railing when coming up or down the stairs.

-Children should be supervised while in the lounge. 

-Please clean up after yourself and your family.

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Rider Equipment; the below chart outlines required equipment prior to first lesson.

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Riders Release Waiver: 

THIS AGREEMENT MUST BE ACCEPTED BEFORE PARTICIPATING IN HORSEBACK RIDING ACTIVITIES.

ASSUMPTION OF RISKS - On behalf of my minor child participating in these activities, for whom I am legally responsible, I agree to the following:

Horses are powerful and potentially dangerous animals that may change their behavior at any time and may without warning, jump, run wildly, buck, kick, bite or step on people or things.

Horses may collide with other horses or objects, or may trip, stumble or fall even if being led, ridden or attended to.

Equipment may fail.

Weather conditions may change and can sometimes be dangerous.

The nature of the terrain can change and has certain risks associated with it including, but not limited to, exposed natural objects, trees, streams and creeks;

The activities can sometimes be in remote areas and injuries or illness may occur and it may be a considerable distance to doctors, hospitals or any other type of assistance; and I am also aware that the risks, dangers and hazards referred to above exist throughout the stable, practice and other areas and many are unmarked.

 I understand and acknowledge that no amount of caution, experience, or instruction can eliminate all the risks, dangers and hazards and the possibility of personal injury, death, property damage and damages or loss resulting there from.

RELEASE OF LIABILITY, WAIVER OF CLAIMS AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT

In consideration of the Provider (Sunnyridge Equestrian) providing my child with their horse and other services and permitting my child’s use of their equipment, and other facilities and the Property Owners providing me or my child with the use of their property (hereinafter collectively referred to as “the services”), I hereby agree as follows:

To waive any and all claims that I or my child have or may in the future have against a Property Owner or the Provider, and their directors, officers, employees and agents, representatives, and volunteers (all of whom are hereinafter collectively referred to as “The Releasees”) and to release the RELEASEES from any and all liability for any loss, damage, injury or expense that I or my child may suffer, or that my or my child’s next of kin may suffer as a result of my or my child’s use of the services or due to any cause whatsoever.

TO HOLD HARMLESS AND INDEMNIFY THE RELEASEES from any and all liability for any damage to the property or personal injury to any third party resulting from my or my child’s use of the service; In entering into this Agreement, I am not relying upon any oral or written representations of statements made by the Releases other than what is set forth in this Agreement.


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Concussion Code of Conduct for Athletes and Parents/Guardians (of athletes under 18 year of age) I will help prevent concussions by:

 • Wearing the proper equipment for my sport and wearing it correctly. • Developing my skills and strength so that I can participate to the best of my ability.

 • Respecting the rules of my sport or activity. 

• My commitment to fair play and respect for all* (respecting other athletes, coaches, team trainers and officials). I will care for my health and safety by taking concussions seriously, and I understand that:

 • A concussion is a brain injury that can have both short- and long-term effects. • A blow to my head, face or neck, or a blow to the body that causes the brain to move around inside the skull may cause a concussion.

 • I don’t need to lose consciousness to have had a concussion. • I have a commitment to concussion recognition and reporting, including self reporting of possible concussion and reporting to a designated person when and individual suspects that another individual may have sustained a concussion.* (Meaning: If I think I might have a concussion I should stop participating in further training, practice or competition immediately, or tell an adult if I think another athlete has a concussion)

. • Continuing to participate in further training, practice or competition with a possible concussion increases my risk of more severe, longer lasting symptoms, and increases my risk of other injuries. 2 I will not hide concussion symptoms. I will speak up for myself and others. • I will not hide my symptoms. I will tell a coach, official, team trainer, parent or another adult I trust if I experience any symptoms of concussion.

 • If someone else tells me about concussion symptoms, or I see signs they might have a concussion, I will tell a coach, official, team trainer, parent or another adult I trust so they can help. 

• I understand that if I have a suspected concussion, I will be removed from sport and that I will not be able to return to training, practice or competition until I undergo a medical assessment by a medical doctor or nurse practitioner and have been medically cleared to return to training, practice or competition.

 • I have a commitment to sharing any pertinent information regarding incidents of removal from sport with the athlete’s school and any other sport organization with which the athlete has registered* (Meaning: If I am diagnosed with a concussion, I understand that letting all of my other coaches and teachers know about my injury will help them support me while I recover.) I will take the time I need to recover, because it is important for my health.

 • I understand my commitment to supporting the return-to-sport process* (I will have to follow my sport organization’s Return-to-Sport Protocol).

 • I understand I will have to be medically cleared by a medical doctor or nurse practitioner before returning to training, practice or competition. 

• I will respect my coaches, team trainers, parents, health-care professionals, and medical doctors and nurse practitioners, regarding my health and safety. By signing here, I acknowledge that I have fully reviewed and commit to this Concussion Code of Conduct.


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I understand that it is my responsibility to keep Sunnyridge Equestrian advised of any change in my child's medical information. All pertinent health information must be provided. If there are changes to your child's health please email sunnyridgeequestrian@gmail.com

In the event of a medical emergency, Sunnyridge Equestrian will take whatever steps are necessary to obtain emergency medical care if warranted.

These steps may include:

1. Attempt to contact a parent or guardian

2. Attempt to contact the child's physician

3. Attempt to contact the emergency contact person

If we cannot reach a parent/guardian, your child's physician or emergency contact person we will

1. Call an ambulance

2. Have the child taken to the emergency department of the nearest hospital, in the company of a staff member

I hereby authorize the physician and nursing staff to undertake examination, investigation and necessary treatment of my child.

I authorize the release of information to appropriate people. eg. Physician & or EMS


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Consent Form for the use of Photographs/Videos

Sunnyridge Equestrian recognizes the need to ensure the welfare and safety of all young people taking part in any activity associated with our organization.  

In accordance with our child protection policy we will not permit photographs, video or other images of young people to be taken without the consent of the parents/carers and children. As such, we would like to ask for your consent to take photographs/videos of any of our events or activities that may contain images of your child. It is likely that these images may be used as; 

a record of the activity or the event, in a written evaluation report of the activity or event that will be viewed by athletes at Sunnyridge Equestrian, publicity material for further activities or events on leaflets/websites, illustrations of the activities or events in published articles

From time to time we record or take photos of your child in class and share it on the Sunnyridge Equestrian website, social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and online advertising. 

Sunnyridge Equestrian will take all steps to ensure these images are used solely for the purposes they are intended. If you become aware that these images are being used inappropriately, you should inform the office staff at Sunnyridge Equestrian immediately.


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Cell Phone Policy

At Sunnyridge Equestrian we appreciate living in the moment, screen free, while connecting with horse and nature. Students will be able to access their cell phone at designated times. Cellphones, should they be brought into the barn, are to be kept in the student lounge in their belongings while riding and participating with the horses. While in the barn, parents and students will observe the cell phone free policy.

While watching lessons in the viewing lounge, parents will refrain from cell phone use. Should phone calls be required, outside of the building in the comfort of your vehicle is the suggested space for personal conversations.
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