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Committee Chair: Gale Langford |
Welcome Committee Members!For committee news, meetings, events, activities, etc. please send e-mail and/or e-mail attachments in a timely manner so they can be made available to the public with plenty of advance notice whenever possible. Thank you! |
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To post a Caloosa Event sponsored by a designated Caloosa Committe, Caloosa Equestrian Park General RulesThe use of the Caloosa Horse Park is restricted to residents and guests, as those terms are defined at page 27 of the Board Rules and Regulations of Caloosa (attached hereto and made a part hereof). Unless otherwise permitted, the Caloosa Horse Park is open for use from dawn to dusk. All horse riders at the Caloosa Horse Park MUST WEAR HELMETS at all times. ID TAGS must be worn/displayed by owners, boarders and trainers of Caloosa owners’ horses while riding in the Park. Contact the Equestrian Committee or management for details. Obtaining a tag for yourself and/or your boarders will require a signed release of liability from each person requesting an ID tag. Unidentified riders run the risk of trespassing charges. All guests using the Caloosa Horse Park not in the company of the resident must be registered with the Secretary of Caloosa and must have on file a Caloosa Waiver of Liability with the Secretary. (See Article III, para. 2, Caloosa Bylaws.) Each Boarding Barn in Caloosa must pay $50.00 per year per barn , payable Jan. 1, to the Caloosa Equestrian Committee AND donate volunteers hours to the Equestrian Committee, OR pay $100.00 per year with no volunteer hours. All Boarding barns must comply with the notification provisions of “guests” to the Secretary of Caloosa. All boarding barns must secure waivers from their clients and trainers and file the same with the Secretary of Caloosa on the first of January each The grass paddocks at the Park are for the general use of all residents as temporary containment of horses or for riding as permitted. The paddocks are not to be used for general grazing by anyone. NO LUNGING OF HORSES IN ANY RING. Use paddocks for lunging. Non-residents using the Horse Park for trailering in horses so as to ride with a resident, must pay $10.00 to the Caloosa Equestrian Committee for trailer parking. This is an HONOR SYSTEM collection. The resident is to collect the $10.00 and remit to the Equestrian Committee Chair. Every rider using the Caloosa Horse Park must sign and file a waiver of liability form with the Secretary of Caloosa. Each rider in the Park or common areas must be able to produce negative Coggins proof for his/her horse upon request. Equestrian EventsThe promoter of any equestrian event held in the Caloosa Horse Park or on Caloosa common property must have written permission, in the form of a permit, from the Caloosa Equestrian Committee and the Caloosa Board for such event. Permit fees AND participant fees will be assessed and paid in accordance with the following rules. Fees are subject to increase at the discretion of the equestrian committee. The event promoter must collect the fees and give them to the Chair of the equestrian committee. The monies collected by the committee are to be used for maintenance of the Equestrian Park, including the rings and jumps and footing. Permission to use the Park for an equestrian event (the permit) must be secured at least thirty (30) days prior to the event. The Promoter is responsible for securing proof of liability insurance ten days prior to the event and collecting signed liability waivers. Each of the following events or activities is required to be permitted:Clinic: A clinic is a pre-approved planned event in which an equestrian professional provides an educational session which is advertised and limited to a predetermined number of participants. The clinic promoter is required to pay the Caloosa equestrian committee a $20.00 non-refundable permit fee. In addition, the promoter must pay the committee the greater of $75.00 or $15.00 per participant for the use of one ring. Demonstration: An event in which an equestrian professional shows a product, activity or service. There is no fee if the promoter is invited to the equestrian meeting for the demonstration. Otherwise, the demonstrator must pay a non-refundable $ 20.00 permit fee and $75.00 to use a ring or the pavilion. Lesson: A lesson is defined as an unadvertised training session in which a paid equestrian professional is using the Caloosa Horse Park or common areas or easements for training. There is no fee for Caloosa residents, boarders or the trainer. An outside rider, participating with the permission of a resident, must pay a fee of $10.00 to the equestrian committee and sign and file a liability waiver and produce a negative Coggins. This is an HONOR SYSTEM. The resident should collect the money and waiver and give them to the equestrian committee. SHOW: A show is an advertised event to which residents and non-residents are invited. Shows are competitive, judged events. The show promoter must pay a $20.00 non-refundable permit fee. The show promoter must collect a $15.00 participant fee per rider or pay $75.00 for the use of the cross country course (if used) and for each ring used, whichever fee is greater. The promoter may charge additional fees per class or office fees. These additional fees may be kept by the promoter. Camping: A fee of $20.00 per horse will be collected by the promoter to be turned over to the Caloosa Equestrian Committee. Parades and Benefit Rides: Planned advertised event involving the opportunity for nonequestrians to participate or view equestrian activities or rides for charity. A non-refundable $20.00 permit fee will apply to a non-equestrian committee sponsored event. No participant fees will be charged for parades or recognized charitable benefit rides. The Caloosa Board may require Emergency Personnel at equestrian events. All Permit fees and $75.00 fees are due upon application for the permit. The $75.00 fee is refundable in the event that the planned show or clinic is cancelled. A final accounting shall be made and paid on the last day of the event to the equestrian committee Chair or designee. Download Caloosa Park Rules:Download Release Forms: |
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Downloads |
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Event Results |
Caloosa Spring Fling Schooling Dressage Show ResultsDownload Results from April 24, 2010
Results for the Caloosa Fall Flinglet held October 10, 2009Download Results for the Caloosa Fall Flinglet held October 10, 2009 Results from May 9, 2009 Spring Madness Show
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Horse Keeping Instructions |
Horse Keeping
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Special Memories |
Caloosa's special friend, Ann Sodahl, passed away March 3, 2005. Ann served as Vice President on the Board of Directors, Chairman of the Equestrian Committee and volunteered for countless community activities. Ann always displayed a positive, encouraging and kind disposition in her relationship with friends, workers and acquaintances. Continued…
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Links |
J. C. Western "English" & "Western" Boots & Apparel
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Interactive GPS Equestrian Trail Maps OnlineOcean to Lake Corbett Trails Greenway Equestrian Event 2010 Notice: Community Connection is working with the FWC for selecting the connective Corbett Trail to DuPuis for our upcoming Ocean to Lake Greenway Equestrian Event 2010 February 14, 15th (Presidents Day Weekend). We are looking for feedback from trail riders who ride the trails in J.W. Corbett regarding which trails are their favorite trails and why. Trail riders can e-mail their response to communityconnection@mac.com Interactive GPS Equestrian Trail Maps Online Community Connection, Inc., is excited to announce our new interactive GPS equestrian trail maps on-line! Please forward to organizations and friends or provide a link on your website! This is an international site and we pioneered the first equestrian maps in the State of Florida. The links offer GPS routes, photos, timelines and history. Features include: Trip Views: (over map)
Select photos (below the map) for information or start a slideshow virtual tour. Be sure to read the "Trip Story" at the top. Scroll down to "Trip Tips" for local knowledge and to "Similar Trips" for more equestrian trail maps we have created along the Ocean to Lake Greenway. And... if that is not enough, look below the map. You will see a link to download the trip in 3D to Google Earth, and/or download the trip to your own GPS device! We will be incorporating beautiful wooded trails in our upcoming Ocean to Lake Greenway Equestrian Event 2010, February 14th and 15th. Enjoy! Beverly Bean, Director Emeriti Local Equestrian Trails Riverbend Park Equestrian Trail System Riverbend Park Equestrian Trail West loop Equestrian Trails Lox Slough-Luckey Tract Lox Slough-Luckey Tract from Caloosa W Jupiter Farms to Loxahatchee Slough Ocean to Lake Greenway Equestrian Trails & Access Sunset Point from Palm Beach Country Estates Sandhill Crane Access Park to Riverbend West Trails J.W.Corbett Equestrian OTL Trail Options Widget powered by EveryTrail: GPS Geotagging |
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