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Documents
New Policy: Quintain and ring lances (Jan. 1, 2008)
- section added under Equipment Standards:
IV.A.2.(b).(3)
Quintain and Ring Lances may be up to 16 feet in length
Interpretations of Policies in the Handbook:
- Parades and demos (Jan. 1, 2008)
- Ordering an Equestrian Insurance Certificate is mandatory for parades and demos where
horses and riders are representing the SCA. When ordering the Insurance Certificate, use the name
and address of the sponsor of the parade or demo.
- Waiver requirement for authorizations (Jan. 1, 2008)
- Equestrian Authorizations: II.C. Waiver requirement:
The "Waiver and Informed Consent to Participate in SCA Inc. Equestrian Activities" shall be signed
during authorization with only one signature per form. If a State specific
"Waiver" is available it should be used. If there is no "Waiver"
for your State, then use the "Society Standard Equine Activity Liability
Form". An additional sheet may be attached to contain additional
personal information.
Equestrian Waivers and Signage
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• SCA Equestrian Marshal's Guide to Adult Equestrian Liability Waivers and Signage in the 50 States (USA)
revised 2007
- – Waivers: pages 2-47
- – Signage requirements: pages 48-60
- You must use the equestrian waiver for the state in which you are holding the event. If your state does not have a specific waiver, then use the General Equestrian Waiver
- • Large Equestrian Warning Signs (one-inch high lettering)
- print as four 11" x 17" pages
- print as 30" x 44" poster (plotter required)
About Waivers
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Regarding Equestrian Waivers and Signage - January 14, 2008
- Explains who needs to sign equestrian waivers
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An explanation of waiver policy - 2004
- Collecting waivers at events & fighter practices; minor waivers; storage of waivers
- • On Minor Waivers (July 1, 2007)
- Any minor participating in Equestrian Activities must have their parent
or legal guardian sign for the minor on the adult Equestrian waiver
(general or State specific, whichever is used by adults at the
event/practice). Where the waiver says "Legal name", write "<parent's
name> as parent/legal guardian on behalf of <minor's name>", and then
have the parent sign.
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