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- THERE WILL BE NO OVERNIGHT PASSES GIVEN
EITHER BEFORE THE EVENT STARTS OR DURING THE WEEK OF THE EVENT
IS IN OPERATION. You will be charged from the date of arrival
through the last day of the event, regardless of when you are
leaving!
- If your horse does damage to a tree you
will be expected to replace the tree at a fee of $150.
- No rough riding or racing and NO ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES on the organized ride.
- No stallions allowed on the ride without
special permission. ALL STALLIONS must be kept in a stud
stall.
- Not responsible for accidents to man or
beast.
- We reserve the right to reject any
reservation.
- All camps must be quiet by midnight. No
loud music or noises will be tolerated.
- NO DOGS ALLOWED in the campground
in May, June, August, October, and November. If you plan
to bring a dog in April, July, or September the animal
must be on a leash at all times, including on the trails while
you are riding; and will not be allowed inside any of our buildings
including the arena.
- NO FOOD TO BE TAKEN FROM THE DINING HALL
WITHOUT SPECIAL PERMISSION FROM OFFICE. A special pass will be
given to each person who has permission to take food from the
dining hall which will have to be presented at each meal.
- No motorcycles, ATVs, bicycles,
golf carts, Gators, Mules, etc. to be used inside our campground.
You may leave them at the front gate. This includes bicycles for
children as well as for adults. We will allow the use of golf
carts or other such types of vehicle in the case of handicapped
persons only! The operator must have a valid driver's license
and be at least 18 years or older to operate the vehicle inside
our campground!
- NO FEED, HAY, or BEDDING TO BE
STORED IN STALLS. Stalls are for horses and mules only!
- EVERYONE IN OUR CAMP OR RIDING WITH
US MUST BE REGISTERED. THIS MEANS THAT EVERYONE MUST HAVE
EITHER AN ARMBAND ON OR BE REGISTERED AS A VISITOR AND HAVE A
VISITORS PASS WITH THEM AT ALL TIMES.
- NO SWIMMING OR BATHING HORSES IN THE
JACKS FORK OR CURRENT RIVERS. This is a state law and
will be enforced by the National Park Service and the Missouri
Water Patrol.
- Please abide by all NO HORSE and
NO TRESPASSING signs and please stay on the designated
trails. We ride on private lands as well as public and there are
some areas that the private landowners do not want us to ride
in. They have marked these areas with signs, please do not abuse
their generosity.
- We no longer allow the use of sawdust,
as can be hauled from local sawmills, for stall bedding as it
has become a breeding ground for flies. In order to control the
fly population we must be able to clean the stalls after each
ride and let them dry. The use of sawdust as bedding creates a
breeding ground for flies because the sawdust never lets the ground
inside the stalls dry out. Therefore, we no longer allow the use
of sawdust. You may buy bedding at the front gate or bring your
own. You may use straw, wood shavings or chips, or dried pellets.
- CROSS COUNTRY TRAIL RIDE LLC takes
no responsibility for acts of god. We do not refund or
credit for bad weather or unforeseen events caused by circumstances
beyond our control. We make every effort to keep our guests well
informed in the event of bad weather, but cannot be held responsible
for it.
- Manure cleaned from stalls must be placed in the nearest manure
storage shed. You may not leave manure pile outside your stalls
effective January 1, 2004.
- Manure left on the campground by animals
not in a stall (i.e. at horse wash, farrier, vet shack, at trailers
in campsties, etc.) must be removed by the end of the day and
placed in a designated container. In the event of rain, immediately
removing any manure from these areas and placing it in a designated
storage container will be appreciated.
- Horses may be tied at your campsite for the length of time it
takes to groom and saddle. You may not leave animals tied at your
campsite for extended periods of time.
- Horses may be bathed at the horse wash only effective January
1, 2005. You may no longer bathe your horses at your campsite
or barn as mandated by the State of Missouri. Please help us cooperate
with state regulations by following this rule.
- There will be no tampering with or otherwise
altering the electrical boxes in our campground. Anyone caught
altering an electrical outlet will be asked to pack and leave
immediately with no refund being given. This is a serious hazard
to the person altering the box as well as to those camped around
him! We will have a ZERO tolerance policy to activity of
this type!
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