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SAFETY RULES &
GENERAL GUIDELINES
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SAFETY FIRST —- ALWAYS
Safety is the most important part of riding. All students must follow the rules at
all times for their own safety and the safety of others.
AT THE STABLE
Walk, never run in
the stable area.
Do not touch or feed
any horse without
permission.
Do not stand behind
a horse.
Keep the stable and
aisles clean and tidy.
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Always approach the
horse from the front
and speak to it.
Hold the horse
correctly with the lead
rope.
Always groom the horse
before and after riding.
Check the horse’s
legs and tack before
riding.
Keep gates and doors
closed.
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Do not overfeed.
Provide clean water.
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Always wear an
approved riding helmet.
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Follow all instructions
given by the instructor.
Keep both hands on
the reins and feet in
the stirrups.
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Maintain safe distance
from other riders.
Do not perform any
activity without
instructor’s approval.
DURING RIDING
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GENERAL GUIDELINES
Always arrive on time for your riding lesson.
Wear neat and proper riding attire.
Take care of your horse and riding equipment.
Report any injury or accident immediately.
Inform the instructor immediately.
Do not move an injured person unless
necessary.
Listen carefully and obey instructions.
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Never use mobile phones in the stable or while riding.
Respect your horse, your instructor and your fellow riders.
Safety is everyone’s responsibility.
The college ambulance must be
contacted immediately if required.
REMEMBER
A safe rider is a responsible rider.
Follow the rules, stay alert and enjoy
the sport of horse riding.
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
Stay calm and do not panic.