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When Do We Meet?
When Do We Meet?
Mondays at 5:30
B.W. Pickett Arena on ride nights
Other Locations Specified in WhatsApp group message
How To Become A Member?
How To Become A Member?
Riding Members With Their Own Horses:
$50 dues, membership form, Equine Science Waiver, Arena Use Form, and copy of negative coggins
Riding Members Without Horses:
$50 dues, membership form, Equine Science Waiver, Arena Use Form, Must attend safety orientation and Riding Evaluation (First meeting of each semester)
Non-Riding Members:
$25 dues, membership form, Equine Science Waiver
Types of Memberships
Types of Memberships
Non-Riding Members:
Non-Riding Members:
Non-riding members are those that choose not to ride, but to participate in club activities. All members are free to come participate in all non-riding activities, as well as audit riding events and clinics.
Riding Members:
Riding Members:
A riding member is someone who wants to actively and consistently participate in riding activities. Riding members have the ability to participate in all riding events and clinics, as well as non-riding activities.
There are two types of riding members:
There are two types of riding members:
Members who bring their personal horse to CSU for riding activities. (Horses trailered onto CSU grounds must have proof of a negative coggins)
Students who do not have their own horses can be riding members, and will be given the opportunities to ride school horses for riding activities. More information about the terms and conditions of using CSU school horses is provided below
School Horse Use
School Horse Use
Please note that there are a limited number of school horses! This means that you are not guaranteed to ride a horse at every riding event. Students that would like to use school horses must attend the barn safety and riding evaluation meeting. This will be the first meeting of each new semester. Horse assignments at future riding nights are based off of participation at both riding and non-riding meetings. All meetings after the first of the semester are optional. the more meetings you come to, the more we try to give you ride time.
Students that ride the school horses also pay an additional horse use fee of $10. This money goes to the university and helps fund the care and keeping of our horses. *The club is unable to take digital money transfers such as Venmo, so we ask that students bring cash.
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