New Student Application

At Wofford Ranch, we offer western riding lessons including basic horsemanship for beginner to advanced riders and specialize in barrel racing and pole bending. We currently have a waiting list for new students. Please fill out this form to be added to our current waiting list. We ask that you take the time to answer each question so we can better get to know you. This will also help us decide which instructor to place you with. All questions must be answered in order to be added to our waiting list. You will receive a confirmation once you have been added.

PLEASE NOTE WE DO NOT OFFER TRAIL RIDING OR BIRTHDAY PARTIES.

Parent's Name

First NameLast Name

Address

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip Code

Phone Number

Please enter a valid phone number.Format: (000) 000-0000.

Email

example@example.com

Rider No. 1 Name

First NameLast Name

Rider No. 1 Date of Birth

Rider No. 2 Name

First NameLast Name

Rider No. 2 Date of Birth

Rider No. 3 Name

First NameLast Name

Rider No. 3 Date of Birth

What are your goals for riding?

Do you plan to compete in rodeo events?

For what length of time do you wish to take lessons?

How often do you wish to take riding lessons?

Are you interested in 30-minute lessons or 1-hour lessons?

What days and times are you available for lessons? Please note, we do not do lessons on Saturday or Sunday.

Rows	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
Morning 5:30 to 11:00
Midday 12:00 to 3:00
Evening 4:00 to 9:00
Not Available This Day

Is there a specific time frame between these times that work best for you?

Do you have a preference on your riding instructor?

Note: While we would like to know if you have a preference, this does not guarantee you a spot with the instructor chosen.

Does this rider attend public school, private school or are they homeschooled?

If homeschooled, are you currently receiving EFA funding?

For minors, we require every rider to wear a helmet during their lesson time and helmets are strongly recommended for adults. While helmets are provided, you are welcome to bring your own approved riding helmet. We recommend the brand, Troxel.

At Wofford Ranch we provide lesson horses. Do you plan to haul your own horse for lessons or use a Wofford Ranch lesson horse?

If you are hauling your own horse, please explain what that horse is trained for.

If you are hauling your own horse, we require a current EIA coggins test within 12 months. Do you agree to provide that verification?

Do you plan to purchase a horse in the future? If so, please explain your goals.

If you plan to purchase a horse in the future, will you need assistance in purchasing?

Other

If other, please explain.

If you plan to purchase a horse in the future, would you be interested in hearing about boarding options at Wofford Ranch?

Other

If other, please explain.

Payment is due upon service. We accept, cash, debit cards and ACH payments. Do you agree to provide payment at the time of service?

At Wofford Ranch, we require a 24-hour cancellation notice. If you do not provide a 24-hour cancellation notice, you will be charged for the full service amount. Do you understand our policy?

Do you understand we do not offer trail riding or birthday parties?

Do you have any special requests, additional questions, or concerns that you would like to speak with us about when we contact you?

Is there anything that you would like for us to know about you or your child(ren)?

For the safety of our students, instructors, and horses, it is very important that you inform Lily Wofford of any difficulties that the rider may have with sustaining attention or understanding and/or processing verbal directions. This information will be kept confidential and only be shared with your child's instructor. This will allow us to provide instruction that will accommodate your child's specific needs. If there is anything you would like us to know so we can better teach your child? If so, please explain.

Assumption of Risk, I acknowledge the risks/potential risks of engaging in Equine Related Activities are similar to risks of play, activities of daily living, and sports activities. Participants and their parents/legal guardians need to be aware that some of the specific risks involved in this activity include, but are not limited to: 1) the propensity for an equine to behave in ways that may result in injury, loss and in rare instances death to persons on or around an equine, 2) the unpredictability of an equine’s reaction to sounds, sudden movement, unfamiliar objects, persons or other animals, and 3) a collision with another animal, person or object(s). After considering the inherent risks, I feel that the possible benefits to me and my child, are greater than the possible risks. I voluntarily assume the risk for my child.