FREE 7+ Sample Equine Release Forms in MS Word | PDF

Horse-riding lessons are quite popular for young ladies and families with regal backgrounds. The danger of equine riding, however, is real and schools and instructors are all too aware of the possibilities that may happen, which can cause serious injury due to accidents.

Horse-riding lessons are quite popular for young ladies and families with regal backgrounds. The danger of equine riding, however, is real and schools and instructors are all too aware of the possibilities that may happen, which can cause serious injury due to accidents.

Our Sample Forms for equine release are presented to make both riders and instructors aware of the limits of liabilities in horse-riding instructions. By making them aware of the uses of equine release forms, it is hoped that both parties may be aware of the limits on horse-riding responsibilities and knowing their rights in case accidents do happen.

Equine Riding Release Form

Equine Activity Release Form

Equine Release Form in PDF

Most equestrian instructional facilities require their riders and even guests to sign equine release forms that limit or prevent the business from liability in case an accident happens. This is aimed to let riders and guests be aware that they may not be able to sue and that by signing the release form in case they do sue, the provisions with which they signed the equine release form will nullify their filing of the case.

However, based on legal advice pooled from various sources, equestrian facilities are not bound to be totally liability-free in case of injury or death connected to horse-related activities. In the Unites States, most states have Equine Activity Statutes wherein instructors, barn camps, stables, and horse providers are protected from impractical lawsuits arising from horse accidents that is found to be unavoidable. This statute provides that an individual may not file a lawsuit if the accident arose from the result of an inherent risk of an equine activity. Nonetheless, it does not mean that just because the statute exists, an equestrian facility will be totally free from liability. The facility will still be liable for negligence and willful misconduct if they are proven to be negligent in reminding students and guests of the dangers of horse-related activities. For one, the statute mandates that equestrian facilities must provide notices and include such notices in their contracts that students and guests need to sign. Such notices warn of the risk of injury or death in participating in equine activities due to inherent risks in participation of such programs or events.

For other kinds of release examples, please check more on our website or click on the link for Credit Release Forms, which will authorize banks or loan providers to obtain the necessary credit information from individuals applying for loans or credit cards. We also have Media Release Forms that will authorize photographers and talent agencies to use photographs and videos with an individual’s permission.

Equine Helmet Release Form

Equine Event Release Form Example

Equine Waiver & Release Form

Equine Liability Release Form

Equine Ownership Release Form

For users who own equine facilities, please refer to a couple of examples on our website so you will be guided accordingly on the proper use and wording of equine release forms that will make a difference between being liable and liability-free. As evidenced in previous cases, liability releases are enforceable if properly worded and signed. As long as the signatories are aware of the assumption of risk when they sign, there’s no reason that an equine release form will not be legally enforceable.

For even more samples of other forms of release that users will find helpful, please check out our Photo Release Forms that are all free for downloading and can be modified or edited for user specifications.