Grasswood Horse Park Rules
Enjoy your visit! Kindly take time to read the rules, which are in place for your safety and protection.
- Riders 15 years and under must be supervised by a guardian.
- This Park is for horse and pedestrian traffic only.
- No dogs permitted within park boundaries. Rule enforced by Insurance Company.
- No riding double, or riding with a loose foal.
- No kites, Frisbees or airborne objects.
- Riders and parents/legal guardians (if minor) will assume all responsibility when on the Grasswood Horse Park grounds.
- Approved ASTM/SEI helmet mandatory for riders/handlers age 18 and under at all times when mounted, driving a Horse drawn vehicle or handling a horse.
- Boots with a heel are mandatory for riding.
- Vehicles and trailers restricted to designated parking areas. No motorized traffic permitted outside of designated parking areas (vehicles, snowmobiles, motorbikes, ATVs, etc.) except maintenance and delivery vehicles.
- Tie horses to designated hitching fixtures only. Do not tie horses to any fence.
- Do not leave horses unattended.
- Beware of natural hazards (gopher and badger holes) and wildlife.
- Call “Heads up!” if a horse is loose or out of control.
- Stop and dismount in an emergency (loose horse, rider down).
- Be aware and courteous of green horses, new riders and situations that may spook horses.
- Work together and give right-of-way when needed.
- No intentional loose horses allowed in any part of the park.
- Horse owners are responsible for damage caused by horses.
- All manure from the trail course, arenas and parking area must be picked up and dumped in designated areas.
- Wheelbarrows and manure forks on site.
- Advise CPHRA of incidents or damage to property by completing an Incident/Damage Report.
- Close the gate behind you at all times when departing the grounds.
- Riders/handlers/coaches only, allowed inside the arenas or designated personnel.
- Announce intentions to others: e.g. “Gate” to enter/exit, “Passing” when on the rail.
- Mount off the track and do not loiter on the track.
- Ride on the left when meeting oncoming riders.
- Slow to the inside, fast to the outside.
- Keep a horse length between you and the horse ahead.
- Ask others in the arena before lunging.
Trail Course Rules (in addition to Park Rules)
- Riders 15 years and under must be supervised by a guardian from within the fence line of the trail course.
- Trail Course Orientation must be completed to gain access to the Trail Course if attending for the first time. All Obstacles to be completed in hand prior to completing them mounted.
- All obstacles are designed with safety in mind some are more difficult than others. If you feel an obstacle is beyond the abilities of you and/or your horse, please avoid that obstacle.
- Horses are not allowed to run, roll or paw in the water pond.
- No motorized vehicles on the course, except emergency or maintenance vehicles.
- Close the trail course gate behind you at all times.
- Please notify CPHRA of any damaged or unsafe obstacles immediately (cphra2012@qmail.com).
Laws Governing Public Places Apply
The Park is deemed a public place. All federal, provincial and municipal laws pertaining to public places apply. All laws, including Saskatchewan liquor laws and regulations can be enforced by the Corman Park Police. The Corman Park Police have access to the Park at all times and may check the Park periodically.
Corman Park Police: 306-242-8808 Emergency Ambulance/Fire/Police: 911