Frequently Asked Questions of the SEO
Q. Who will sign the Eq. Waiver/roster?
Q. When are signatures required?
Q. What constitutes and equestrian activity?
Q. Where shall these activities take place?
Q. What are designated areas?
Q. What is a barrier?
If you have any questions about these interpretations please contact the Kingdom or the Society Equestrian Officer.
A. An adult and a parent/guardian on behalf of a minor. It shall be done
as such: Where the waiver says "Legal name", write "
A. At every SCA event/practice where horses are present and intended to
used in equestrian activities. The Eq. Waiver/roster may be place at the
entry gate of an event to ensure the collection of signatures for anyone
who may become an activity participant by will or not. This is merely a
convenience to the EqMIC and not an SCA policy.
A. Where equidae (horses, ponies, minis, mules, donkeys and zebras) are
present for their use in such, but not limited to, classes, tournaments,
demos, carrousels, mounted security, mounted processionals & parades.
A. Anywhere the EqMIC has designated them to take place.
A. Many areas can be considered such as, but not limited to, a modern
arena, a cordoned area imitating an arena, an eq. camping or gathering
area either cordoned off or not or a roadway being used for processionals.
A. Barriers are, but not limited to, materials such as fencing, rope and
leads, or can be visual such as the use of line of EqMarshals, parked
vehicles or other obstacles.