I acknowledge and accept that horseback riding, care and maintenance of animals, and care and maintenance of the ranch grounds and equipment involve the risk of personal injury. By my signature (and, in case of a minor, the parent's or guardian's signature), I hereby waive all rights, claims, causes of action, and lawsuits against Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jaeckle and Divine Path Ranch, located at 6373 CR 2520, Royse City, Texas 75189, their family, heirs, executors, legal representatives, administrators, successors, assigns, guests, employees, or agents affiliated with any of them, for any injury, liability, or damages which may occur while performing in any activity on said property.
I agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Mr. & Mrs. Jaeckle and Divine Path Ranch for any accident, injury, or loss that might occur, and free such persons from all liability for such injury or loss. I understand that activities with animals and/or riding on horses involve possible danger and I participate at my own risk. I understand that horseback riding can involve activities such as crossing creeks, galloping over uneven terrain, and being in unfamiliar places under adverse weather conditions, which could result in injury to me and/or to the horse I am riding.
I am aware that wearing a certified safety helmet is a good protective measure against head injury, and I understand that helmets are required for all horse riders. My signature constitutes acceptance of the above terms and conditions.
DPR Policy: Please cancel or reschedule at least 48 hours in advance. You will be responsible for the entire session fee if cancellation occurs with less than 48 hours notice. Payment is accepted via Zelle at . 50-minute Group Riding Lesson: $50 | 50-minute EAL Session: $65.
Medical Release: I further agree to allow and be financially responsible for any necessary emergency medical treatment by any available physician at any available medical institution in the event of my injury or illness. I have read and fully understand this Liability Release. I understand that the Texas Equine Liability Act (Chapter 87, Civil Practice and Remedies Code) provides that an equine professional is not liable for an injury to or the death of a participant in equine activities resulting from the inherent risks of equine activities.