HBE - FIRST LESSON SIGN UP

Initial Lesson sign-up
Welcome to Harley Brown Equestrian
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I acknowledge the risks and potential for risks of horseback riding and activities in and around a facility where horses are kept and farm machinery operated. However, I feel that the possible benefits to me/my son/my daughter/my ward are greater than the risk assumed. Intending legally to bind myself, my heirs, and assigns, executors or administrators, I hereby waive and release forever all claims for loss or damages of any kind against Stone Pine Stables for any and all injuries and losses that I/my son/my daughter/my ward may sustain while participating. This release includes without limitation the risk of negligent instruction and supervision. I engage in activities at 100 Ansel Ln, Portola Valley, CA, 94025 voluntarily with knowledge of the risks and I assume all risks of injury, death, and property damage that may result. I agree to bear any loss myself. I acknowledge that HBE are materially relying on this waiver and assumption of risk in allowing me/my son/my daughter/my ward to participate in activities at 100 Ansel Ln, Portola Valley, CA, 94028

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WHAT TO EXPECT FOR YOUR FIRST LESSON:

1. WHAT TO WEAR
- ASTM certified riding Helmet (we have a few if you don't have one)
- Close fitting clothing that allow ease of movement (please no low cut or shoulder showing tops :-))
- Riding Boots, or shoes with a heel (to prevent your heel slipping through the stirrup)
- Long hair tied back in a ponytail or braid
- Best to avoid loose jewelry that could get caught on something
- Riding breeches or tight fitting 4 way stretch pants. Thicker material is better.
2. ARRIVING AT THE BARN
- We are the first barn you will see when you arrive (on your right)
- Please try not to be late, lessons run back to back so we won't be able to run later than your scheduled time
- Typically you'll be met by either Kristin or Melody at the barn.
- If they are still busy teaching the prior lesson, just let someone know you've arrived, and you can wait on the couch outside the office
- Please don't approach the horses unsupervised (some can bite)
- Your trainer for the lesson will have you fill out some forms, get you fitted with a helmet if you don't have your own.
3. MEETING YOUR HORSE
- When meeting your horse for the first time, approach him calmly but with confidence
- Ask your trainer if the horse has any likes or dislikes (they all have their own personality)
- Most horses love to be stroked, scratched and gently patted on their neck and shoulders - this is used as positive reinforcement when they've done something right, so your coach may remind you throughout your lessons to pat your horse.
- Be aware of where your feet are – despite their size, horses are very agile and can move quickly, so keep a good distance between your feet and theirs to avoid any trodden toes. Especially when tightening your girth, your horse may shift their weight towards you.
4. YOUR LESSON
- Your trainer will help you to groom and tack your horse until you are able to do so on your own
- If youy're newer to riding, your coach will take you through the process of mounting your horse and preparing to ride step-by-step, including getting into the saddle, how to hold the reins, how to place your feet in the stirrups and what body position you should have in the saddle. When you're starting out you'll most likely be on a long lead (lunge line) so the coach can help oyu control the horse at all times, guiding them so you can concentrate on learning the commands.
  
  What happens during your lesson will vary depending on your coach's teaching style and your previous experience. However, it's likely that they'll take your through various exercises that will help you to better understand how to steer your horse and control their speed. Remember, there are no silly questions. If you don't understand something or if you feel uncomfortable or nervous, then let you coach know and they'll try to ease your worries.
  
  Getting off correctly is just as much of a skill as getting on, so wait for your coach to show you how, when you reach the end of your lesson. Your horse will now need to be untacked and put away in its stable. If your horse is sweaty and it's cold, you'll need to stay until the horse has cooled off and can be blanketed. If your horse is sweaty in the summer, you'll need to spray the horse off with a hose, and let him dry before putting him away in the stable.
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Initial Lesson sign-up

Welcome to Harley Brown Equestrian

LIABILITY WAIVER

Thanks for all the information!

WHAT TO EXPECT FOR YOUR FIRST LESSON: