Documents

Equestrian Waivers and Signage

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

Regarding Equestrian Waivers and Signage - January 14, 2008

Explains who needs to sign equestrian waivers

 

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.