The General Barn Rules outline expectations that keep Old Orchard Farm safe, respectful, and organized. They cover horse care, equipment use, and facility etiquette. All clients and guests are expected to review and follow these rules to ensure a positive environment for everyone.

The Liability Waiver explains the inherent risks of working with horses and confirms that riders and visitors accept responsibility for their participation. Signing the waiver is required for all clients and guests before engaging in any activities at Old Orchard Farm.

This guide helps new and returning riders know what to expect before, during, and after lessons at Old Orchard Farm. It covers everything from arrival and parking to grooming, tack use, barn etiquette, and rider responsibilities, so you feel prepared and confident each time you ride.

Our Social Media Policy sets expectations for how riders, staff, and families represent Old Orchard Farm online. It promotes kindness, professionalism, and respect, ensuring posts reflect the farm’s values and protect its positive community reputation.

The Media Release grants Old Orchard Farm permission to use photos, videos, and recordings from lessons, shows, and events. It ensures media is used responsibly for promotion, education, and community updates, while protecting both participants and the farm.

Our Dog Policy ensures the safety of horses, riders, staff, and visiting pets. Only well-behaved, supervised dogs are permitted. Owners accept full responsibility, including risks from horses, farm machinery, and other dogs, and must follow all farm guidelines.

This document outlines the roles and responsibilities related to part board, lease and project horse relationships with owner and trainer.

The Part Board Agreement outlines the terms of sharing a horse at Old Orchard Farm. It details riding privileges, care responsibilities, financial commitments, and scheduling to ensure clarity, fairness, and a rewarding partnership between riders, owners, and the farm.

Our biosecurity protocols protect horse health at Old Orchard Farm. Riders must follow hygiene practices, respect isolation areas, and use shared equipment responsibly to reduce risks and maintain a safe, healthy environment.

This guide explains eligibility, progression, and expectations at each competition level: schooling, Silver, and Gold. It helps riders choose the right path, set goals, and succeed confidently with Old Orchard Farm’s support.

Our handbook explains eligibility, rules, schedules, attire, and etiquette for Old Orchard Farm schooling shows, helping riders understand requirements, feel prepared, and compete confidently in a supportive environment.

The Silver Handbook details eligibility, rules, attire, schedules, and expectations for Silver-level shows, helping Old Orchard Farm riders prepare thoroughly, meet requirements, and compete confidently at recognized competitions.

Equestrian Canada’s Learn to Ride program builds rider skills step-by-step, emphasizing safety, horsemanship, and progressive development through nationally recognized levels.

This glossary defines common hunter, jumper, and equitation terms, helping riders and parents understand language, rules, training, and showing.

The Show Photographer Agreement outlines eligibility, responsibilities, and guidelines for official event photographers, ensuring professionalism, fair access, and respectful conduct while capturing Old Orchard Farm competitions and rider experiences.

Learn about the Concussion Awareness Resources that amateur athletes, parents, coaches, team trainers and officials are required to review.

The CIT Criteria outline qualifications, responsibilities, and expectations for developing leaders at Old Orchard Farm’s programs through mentorship and hands-on experience.

The Board Agreement outlines horse care, services, responsibilities, and expectations between Old Orchard Farm and boarders, ensuring clear communication.

The Price List provides clear, current rates for lessons, boarding, and services at Old Orchard Farm for easy reference.

The Emergency Action Plan provides procedures for handling emergencies, ensuring riders, staff, and horses remain safe, supported, and protected at Old Orchard Farm.