Livery

Article 8 OWNERS OF HORSES AND PONIES

Horses and ponies (in this Article 8 for convenience referred to as “horses”) can be stabled (as a livery service) under the following conditions:

I. All horse owners must be members of the riding club.

II. All persons other than the owner who ride or work the horse must also be members of the club.

III. The horse must be up to date with its vaccinations for influenza and tetanus according to the French national regulations. This vaccination certification must be given to and kept by the Riding Centre at all times that the horse is in the Riding Centre in order to satisfy any veterinary inspections.

IV. Owners are required to take note of the established tariffs as agreed between the owner and the Riding Centre from time to time. Invoices are payable on the first of each month and at the latest on the third of the month following the billing.

V. Owners are requested to use their own materials and not the club materials, and to store them correctly at all times.

VI. The price of livery corresponds to the stabling and feeding of the horse. The amount of food is established by the Riding Centre or in by agreement with the owner. The Riding Centre reserves the right to reduce the quantity of food if its staff judge that it presents a danger for the horse, or to put the horse out in a paddock if it stays 3 days or more in the box without reason or notification (except in the case of injury or illness with the express agreement of the manager).

VII. Working of the horse, dressage and exercising of the horse by the staff will be billed according to the displayed tariffs. Owners are requested to give ample notice if such work is required in order to ensure it can be correctly scheduled.

VIII. Horses can be put into the paddocks during the daytime at the request of the owners, preferably made 24 hours in advance, except on Sundays and Bank Holidays. (In case of inclement weather or maintenance of the paddocks it is possible that the horses will not be put outside or may come in early). Putting the horses into, and taking them out of, the paddocks does not include grooming or other tasks that may be necessary when coming back to the stable. The Riding Centre accepts no responsibility in case of injury or accident that the horse may experience in the paddocks or between the paddock and stable.