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Post by sunnydays on Feb 14, 2010 9:57:55 GMT
Can anyone clear up some confusion over the Rding Establishments Act?
A friend rents a yard and has been providing riding lessons and riding opportunities, on her ponies, for her landlords children. It is done as a favour to help keep him sweet and reduce her rent. However, someone has mentioned that this has put the onus on them to obtain a certificate for use in this manner because she is providing her ponies for riding for some return and makes it a commercial business.
Any ideas?
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Post by thecremellosociety on Feb 14, 2010 10:02:22 GMT
Think thats probably a private matter between them and providing not advertising or open to joe public wouldnt see a problem, I have a freinds daughter who comes to play on my pony occasionally, never ask for any money though do apprciate a bale of hay etc in return occasioanaly and insist the ride has their own insurance.
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Post by halfpass on Feb 14, 2010 10:15:24 GMT
I think within the letter of the law it would come under the Riding Schools act, she is providing the service of teaching using her ponies for reward. What does a riding school do?
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