- Indiscriminate
overuse of inappropriately placed man-made materials designed
only to increase the challenges (spook or startle) will
not be allowed.
- Riders
will be instructed, by a judge or assistant, how to navigate
obstacles
- The
ride will go on rain or shine; however, the Ride Manager
has the option of delaying the start time of the ride,
shortening the length of the ride and/or taking away obstacles
as they see fit and to ensure the safety of the Riders,
horses, judges, and the management team.
Rider:
- Ownership
of a horse is not required. Events are open to all Riders.
- The
Rider and horse are judged equally on each obstacle. Each
Rider will receive their Scorecard after all awards are
presented.
- Any
type of cruelty to animals such as excessive use of spurs,
crops, etc. will be penalized. A Rider will be subject
to dismissal if it continues.
- Each
Rider is responsible for his own safety and the safety
of his mount. Earned points and resulting awards are to
be considered secondary to safety.
- Each
participant must maintain control of their horse throughout
the ride. Failure to do so could result in disqualification.
- Riding
double, ponying an animal with or without a Rider, or
a loose foal on the side is not allowed. Ponying a horse
as part of an obstacle shall not be allowed.
- Junior
Riders must have written consent of a parent or guardian
in order to participate in a TTC.
- Junior
Riders 14 and under must be accompanied by a sponsor on
the trail. A maximum of 4 Jr. Riders shall be allowed
for each sponsor.
- Junior
Riders shall wear a helmet at all times when mounted either
in camp or on the trail.
- All
Riders are encouraged to wear a helmet when mounted either
in camp or on the trail.
- Riders
may dismount and walk their horses at any point in the
trail unless otherwise instructed for an obstacle. The
Rider should be aware by doing so they could be subject
to missing a hidden observation and receive penalty points
for doing so.
- Each
Rider is judged on their trail ability, negotiating obstacles,
or observations on the trail.
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Lincoln National
Forest - 2008
Photo by CBradford
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