Ride entry liability 2026

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The document is an entry form for participants in endurance rides sanctioned by the American Endurance Ride Conference (AERC) and Pacific Northwest Endurance Riders (PNER). It collects essential information about the rider and their horse, including personal details, ride specifics, and weight division. The form also includes a liability release agreement that outlines the risks associated with endurance riding and the responsibilities of participants, particularly regarding junior riders. Additionally, it emphasizes adherence to AERC and PNER rules.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ride entry liability form in the editor.
Begin by entering your Rider Number and the Ride Name. Specify the distance in Miles and the associated Cost.
Fill in your personal details: Rider Name, PNER#, AERC#, Address, Phone, City/State/Zip, and Email. Indicate if you are a Senior Rider (yes/no) and provide your Date of Birth if you are 21 or younger.
Select your Weight Division based on your weight with tack. Options include Featherweight, Lightweight, Middleweight, and Heavyweight.
Provide information about your horse: Horse Name, Nickname, Breed, Registration Number, Age, Owner's Name, Sex, AERC #, and Color.
Read through the Joint AERC/PNER Liability Release carefully. Ensure you understand the terms before signing.
Sign and date the form as the rider. If applicable for minors, have a parent or guardian sign and print their name along with their relationship to the minor.

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