GOOD FRIDAY CAMP REGISTRATION
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Youth Camp Camper Information & Participation Agreement Form

Camp Selection

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Cost: $75

Good Friday Camp on 3/29/24 (0 spots left)

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Camper's Information

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Camper's Age:(Required)

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Camper's Date of Birth:(Required)

Camper's Height (ft.):

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Camper's Height (in.):

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Camper's Weight (lbs.)

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Camper's Previous Horse Experience:(Required)

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Guardian/Emergency Contact Information

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 Secondary Emergency Contact

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Primary Care Physician or other medical care provider:(Required)

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Camper Participation Agreement

On behalf of Child/Participant, Parent/Guardian hereby agrees to the following: 

Camp starts at 9:00am and ends at 4:00pm (before and after childcare can be provided upon request).

Each camp participant is expected to participate in barn chores associated with riding and caring for camp horses. This includes but may not be limited to: sweeping, filling and dumping water buckets, filling hay nets, mucking (cleaning stalls), cleaning equipment, grooming and bathing horses.  

ATTIRE: Wear long pants, shirt or polo shirts and boots with low heel while riding.  NO riding in shorts, tennis shoes, or sandals. Closed toe shoes must be worn at ALL times in the barn and around animals – shoes may only be removed during water activities. Bring an extra set of clothing (this can be stored and left at camp all week unless used and in need of being replaced). Bring a bathing suit each day and towel.  

FOOD/DRINK: Bring lunch, snacks, and water daily – as much as the camper should need all day. Please note: we are a nut free farm, no nut products are allowed at camp.  

SAFETY: Respect safety rules indicated by instructors at ALL times (no running around horses, no standing behind horses, etc....please refer to our lesson policy agreement for additional rules and policies). No fire, firearms, alcohol, or drugs permitted on premises. A signed liability release form for camper must be on file. Have a positive attitude towards horses, other campers, and instructors.

I agree to the Camp Participation Agreement.(Required)

Release and Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk, and Indemnity Agreement

1. Forever RELEASE and DISCHARGE The Farm, its directors, agents, employees, instructors, and owners of the horse and stables (hereinafter collectively referred to as “Released Parties”) from any and all liabilities, claims, demands or cause of action that I may hereafter have for injuries and damages arising out of my or my child’s participation in activities at The Farm.

2. Acknowledge that horseback riding is an inherently dangerous activity and involves risks that may cause serious injury and in some cases death, because of the unpredictable nature and irrational behavior of horses, regardless of their training and past performance.

3. Acknowledge that wearing a helmet approved by ASTM/SEI for the purpose of horseback riding is a requirement for my child or me, and I understand that injury or death may result from my or my child’s participation in horseback riding even when a safety helmet approved by ASTM/SEI is worn properly.

4. Acknowledge that a horse may, without warning or any apparent cause, buck, stumble, trip, roll, fall, rear, bite, kick, run, make unpredictable movements, spook, jump obstacles, step on a person’s feet, push or shove a person; saddles or bridles may loosen or break- all of which may cause the rider to fall or be jolted, resulting in serious injury or death.

5. Understand that if I or my child am pregnant, a doctor has been consulted regarding the safety of myself, my child, or my unborn child or my child’s unborn child, and that serious injury or death to myself, my child, my unborn child, or my child’s unborn child could arise due to the dangers involved in horseback riding, as stated above.

6. Voluntarily assume the risk and danger of injury or death inherent in the handling or riding of a horse, and use of saddles, bridles, equipment and gear provided to me or my child by the released parties.

7. Release, discharge and promised not to sue the Released Parties or any loss, damages, injury (including death) or cost to my or my child’s person or property arising out of horseback riding or handling a horse, use of saddles, bridles, equipment or gear provided by the Released Parties.

8. Release the Released Parties from any claim that such Released Parties were negligent in connection with my or my child’s riding a horse, including but not limited to training or horse selection, maintenance, care, fit, or adjusting of saddles or bridles, instruction on riding skills or leading and supervising riders, which resulted in loss, damage injury or both.

9. Indemnify, and save and hold harmless the Released Parties from and against any loss, liability, damage or cost they may incur arising out of or in any way connected with either my or my child’s handling or riding of a horse and/or use of any saddles, bridles, and equipment or gear provided therewith resulting from or contributed to by my own negligence.

10. Expressly agree that foregoing release and assumption of risk, and indemnity agreement is governed by the law of the State of Maryland and intended to be as broad and inclusive as is permitted by law, and that in the event any portion of this Agreement is determined to be invalid or unenforceable for any reason, the balance of the Agreement shall not be affected or impaired in any way and shall continue in full legal force and effect.

I have read this document; I understand it is a promise not to sue and to release The Farm, its owners, employees and agents, for all claims. I have made a free deliberate choice to sign this Release and Waiver as a condition to the Released Parties allowing me or my child to participate in horseback riding activities.

I agree to the Release and Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk, and Indemnity Agreement(Required)

DIGITAL MEDIA RELEASE & WAIVER:

DIGITAL MEDIA RELEASE & WAIVER:(Required)

I agree Horse & Hive Farm may use my or my child’s likeness in a photograph, video, or other digital media (“photo”) in any and all of its publications, including web-based publications, without payment or other consideration. I understand Horse & Hive never posts names or other identifiable information when using digital media in any form unless we have previous permission from the subject(s).

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The parties agree that this agreement and all information provided therein may be electronically signed. The parties agree that the electronic signatures appearing on this agreement are the same as handwritten signatures for the purposed of validity, enforceability, and admissibility.

Date Signed(Required)

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Signature below must be Parent or Legal Guardian.

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Camper Participation Agreement Signature(Required)

This will also act as the signature for the Release and Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk, and Indemnity Agreement that was initialed above.

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HOW TO:

✅ Here’s how to properly enroll your child in Good Friday Camp and secure a spot:

Step #1: Complete & sign our health form.
Step #2: Complete & sign our camper form.
Step #3: 💳 Make a payment.

📎You’ll be emailed a confirmation of both forms after completion.

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					I love this place so beautiful and happily kept!
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Natalie Williams Musto
3/13/2017
					I would recommend Horse & Hive Farm to anyone. My daughter 5 loved it so much. She had so much fun and we will definitely be back she is still talking about it. Kaityln was her instructor & a few helpers they did awesome and had lots of patience as my daughter is very hyper and just wanted to jump although it was her first time. She rode sprite and she was such a good horse!
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Megan Flanagan
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Lily Tittle
8/01/2021
					Lovely place with happy horses!
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Elizabeth Sogge
12/13/2020
					Had a great time today with my two youngest daughters. They participated in a half day summer camp. This was their first time riding horses and they had such a good experience they want to continue with lessons in the future. Amber and Ellie were wonderful  with the girls and we will definitely be back.
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Damion Dengler
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					If you are looking for a safe place to learn, re-learn, or build on existing knowledge…Horse and Hive is the place to be! Fields are always green, horses are happy and everyone is so kind! The farm offers unique amenities that are not available all other farms; there’s a race track to condition on, a trail obstacle course to build confidence and change up the sandbox routine, and a whole gaggle of trainers who come from a variety of backgrounds and each brings something super special to the farm. As an adult who works in the horse industry, and has been formally involved with horses (and riding on and off, but mostly on) since I was 7, I have a lot to compare the farm to- and all I can say is 5 stars indeed! My pony and I can’t imagine any other place to be!!
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andrea brand
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					The absolute best! ❤️ Amber Frost does an amazing job running the farm and is very detailed oriented. Fantastic communication with the boarders about weather related events, appointments and scheduling.
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Jennifer Malinosky
8/04/2020
					Amazing🐴🐎Really nice people
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Mary Kelly
5/26/2020
					What a JOY to share our morning ( Sat 04/14/18 )with Horse & Hive Farm.  Troop # 117 is a Special Needs Boy Scout Troop for young men with disabilities ranging from autism to non-verbal to blindness and wheelchair bound. Kaitlyn and the crew were so very patient and so caring with each of our boys and their kindness and compassion was genuine as they endeavored to see that each boy went away with not only knowledge, but a great experience.  Whether is was a gentle horse kiss on a cheek, brushing a horses’ coat, picking a hoof, or being a stall pooper-scooper, every detail was carefully thought out and planned and finished out with a ride for each scout.  Every boy had an amazing time, and every parent was so impressed by the lengths you went to to make each boy successful in what he did. Kaitlyn…..you are just beyond awesome, and we so appreciate you and your team.  Troop # 117 is already expressing desires to come back.  Thank you for such an incredible experience.
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