Brownies (8 years+), Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors: Calling all horse lovers! Join Shadow Glen and be assigned your own horse for the week. Learn riding and horsemanship skills and finish the week with a musical drill show for family and friends on Friday! Camps guarantee all kids work with horses and participate in horse-related activities. All counselors are certified wranglers and have experience with children and equestrian activities, as well as being CPR/First Aid/AED trained.
NOTICE: Your spot is not reserved until a payment is made. This includes participants requesting Financial Aid or Troop Treasure. We recommend paying the deposit to reserve your spot immediately.
Note: Girls must be 8 years old or older.
Dates and times: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Badge Connections: During this program girls will complete the following Badge steps:
Program facilitated by: Program Partner Shadow Glen.
Program Fee: $466 for girl members.
Program Fee Includes: In-person instruction by certified wranglers who are CPR/First Aid/AED trained, all equipment, and a space for Girl Scouts to make new friends. A badge is not included. The badge can be purchased separately from the Girl Scout Shop.
Supplies Needed:
General Location: Fair Oaks, CA
Note: This event takes place in an outdoor setting and will happen rain or shine.
Adult Supervision: Supervision will be provided by Program Partner staff.
Essential Eligibility Criteria: GSHCC programs provide an inclusive environment to all girls. Please reference our general Essential Eligibility Criteria for details about classroom and outdoor-focused activities that will help you identify the skills needed to participate in programs successfully. This activity has additional Essential Eligibility Criteria, including: Each participant must be able to: Riders must be at least 8 years old. Independently mount & dismount a horse, or do so with little assistance from an employee. Rapidly dismount when directed to on short notice in any terrain in situations where a horse might be in distress and rapid dismount is necessary for the safety of the rider and horse. Assistance to remount may not be possible in such situations. Balance independently in the saddle while traveling over rugged steep mountainous terrain, and negotiating obstacles such as rocks, deadfall, and mud. Control the horse by giving it signals to stop, move, turn left or right, and calm down. This is typically accomplished through leg, hand and/or voice signals. Weigh under 220 pounds, due to the horse's carrying capacity. Sit upright for an extended period of time with legs stretched out in front of you. Manage all personal mobility independently, or with the assistance of a companion, who is not an instructor. Wear appropriate attire- including closed toed shoes and long pants. Please contact customer care if you are unsure whether or not you meet the criteria, or if you need a reasonable accommodation.
Registration: A minimum of 2 registered participants are required to hold this event. In the event that the minimum is not met, you will be notified before the event date, and a full refund will be processed.
Media Release Disclaimer: There may be photos or
video taken during this event. By registering for this event, you give
permission for GSHCC and GSHCC program partners to use photos/videos
of your girl to promote Girl Scouts. If you would like to opt out of
photographs/videos, please notify staff at event check-in.
Information Letter: Once you have registered you
can find the information letter at least 2 weeks before the event
date, by logging in to your My Account, go to My Events and select the
event. Scroll to the bottom of the page to find the information letter
under Additional Documentation. An email will be sent out 1 week
before the scheduled event with the information letter for the event.
If you register after this time, you will need to go through your My
Account to get the information letter or reach out to customer
care.
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October to September.
Troop Treasure: After registering, please follow the instructions on this form to pay with Troop Treasure.
Financial Aid: Financial assistance is available to girls/adults that have current memberships with Girl Scouts Heart of Central California. Payee must submit the Financial Aid Request form after registering to finalize your request. Requests must be submitted at least 2 weeks before the event date. You may still be responsible for a portion of the fees.
Cancellations:
Once in a while, GSHCC may have to cancel an event. If Girl Scouts Heart of Central California finds it necessary to cancel an activity or training, all troops/groups or individuals having submitted registrations and payments will receive a full refund.
Note: In the event of extenuating circumstances such
as illnesses, deaths in the immediate family, and other catastrophic
events, GSHCC will consider refunds on a case-by-case basis.
All
refund requests should be submitted in writing to Customer Care.