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The Horse Liability Waiver Form is an essential legal document used in the Netherlands to establish clear boundaries of liability and responsibility in equestrian activities. This document is particularly crucial for stable owners, riding schools, trainers, and event organizers who need to protect their interests while operating within the framework of Dutch civil law. The waiver addresses inherent risks associated with horse-related activities, compliance requirements under the Dutch Civil Code, and specific provisions for different types of equestrian services. It is designed to be used before participants engage in any horse-related activities, whether for recreational, educational, or professional purposes. The document must balance the service provider's need for protection against liability with the mandatory safety obligations and consumer protections that cannot be waived under Dutch law.

1. Parties: Identification of the parties: the equestrian facility/stable owner/trainer (the 'Provider') and the participant/rider (the 'Participant')

2. Background: Brief context explaining the purpose of the document and the nature of equestrian activities being undertaken

3. Definitions: Clear definitions of key terms used throughout the document, including 'Equestrian Activities', 'Premises', 'Equipment', etc.

4. Acknowledgment of Risks: Detailed description of inherent risks associated with equestrian activities and participant's acknowledgment of understanding these risks

5. Assumption of Risk: Explicit statement of participant's voluntary assumption of risks associated with equestrian activities

6. Waiver and Release: The core waiver provisions, clearly stating what liabilities are being waived, subject to Dutch law limitations

7. Participant Obligations: Responsibilities of the participant, including following safety rules and instructions

8. Provider Obligations: Basic safety obligations of the provider that cannot be waived under Dutch law

9. Emergency Authorization: Authorization for emergency medical treatment if necessary

10. Governing Law: Specification that Dutch law governs the agreement

11. Signatures: Execution section with date and signatures of all parties