Summer Riding 2011 Camp Registration Form

If you have questions about the Summer Riding Camp, send an e-mail to Director Andrea Boon: andrea.boon@houghton.edu

Camper's Name:

Birth date (mm/dd/yy):

Age:

Grade in school:

School name:

Address:

Telephone #:

Email Address(es) (where confirmation letter and additional information is to be sent):


T-shirt size (please circle one): Youth   S   M   L   Adult   S   M   L   XL

Will the Camper be bringing his/her own horse? yes / no

If yes:

What is the horse's name?:

Breed:

Gender:

Height:

Will the Camper be bringing his/her own ASTM-SEI approved helmet and riding boots?
yes / no

Briefly describe camper's past riding experience and/or areas of interest (i.e dressage, jumping, western) (if camper does not have past riding experience just put "new rider")

 

 

 

Which week(s) of Camp would the camper like to attend?

  • Co-ed Camp: June 26-July 1
  • Girl's Week 1: July 3-8
  • Girl's Week 2: July 10-15
  • Girl's Week 3: July 17-22
  • Girl's Week 4: July 24-29
  • Girl's Week 5: July 31 - August 5

  • Adult Dressage Camp - May and July - exact dates coming soon

Campers wishing to stay for multiple weeks, may spend the weekend with the staff at the student house on the farm.  The cost to stay over the weekend is an additional $100.00.

If the camper is planning on staying over the weekend, please list the weekend(s) the camper will be staying. 

 

 

Additional Information/ requests: (attending camp with a friend, rooming arrangement requests, etc.)

 

 

Parent's Signature: ______________________________________________

Parent name, Please print: ________________________________________

*Please print the registration form, fill it out completely, enclose a non-refundable $100 deposit for each week that the Camper has signed up for and mail it to:

Houghton College Riding Camp
9823 School Farm Rd.
Houghton, NY 14744

The full amount for camp will be $650 (including the $100 deposit)

What you'll need to bring:

  • sleeping bag/ pillow or sheets and a blanket for a twin bed
  • bathing suit and towel
  • warm clothes and rain gear (in case)
  • sportswear/sneakers and other casual clothes for non-equestrian activities
  • breeches or jeans
  • smooth hard-soled shoes or boots for riding (no deep lugs)
  • riding helmet (less then 5 years old, ASTM-SEI approved) - college can provide
  • Bible, notebook, and pen for devotions and taking notes on
    riding lessons
  • spending money for snacks and souvenirs
  • optional: fan (for dorm room), alarm clock