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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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