The office has lease forms available for stallions, mares and geldings. Please note that these documents are not legally binding. We suggest that both parties involved draw up a formal lease agreement in order to set out the terms of the lease clearly.

No, you don't have to own one. There are Pony Club Centres (click on the link to find one near you) which are generally riding schools or stables. Membership of a centre is specifically designed for those who do not own their own pony: you will be able to ride the centre's ponies, take tests, learn about horsemanship, and so on.

No. You can rent grazing, or possibly share with a friend who has some; or you can keep your pony at a stables or riding school "at livery". For a beginner livery at a riding school is best. They manage the pony for you, and have experienced people who can answer your questions. There will be instructors, a school ring, jumps, probably help with transport, a farrier on tap and a lot of local knowledge.

The first point to bear in mind is that keeping one pony on its own is unkind, as ponies are herd animals and really need the company of their own kind to be happy. If you can't keep two ponies you should consider providing some other sort of four legged company, for example sheep, but another pony or horse is best. You won't have any trouble finding a "companion" horse or pony who has retired to share your field.

Even a healthy pony should see a vet once a year (maybe twice a year for older (15+) ponies). They will give it a general once over, and also: Rasp its teeth. A pony's back teeth can get sharp edges leading to ulcers if it accidentally bites its gum. The vet will grind down its molars to make sure it is comfortable.

Fill out the appropriate form (health/dental/vision), checking the box marked "qualifying status change" and add or drop the appropriate dependents. QSC's must be accompanied by documentation of the event (i.e. a marriage certificate for adding a new spouse, birth certificate for adding a new baby, etc). If you have further questions, contact Benefits at 386-822-7058 or email dvega@stetson.edu.

If you are not a Nevada resident, you will need a copy of your marriage certificate. You may also need evidence regarding your situation to prove your grounds for the annulment.

Yes. All equines are now required to have an individual passport by the time that they reach 6 months old. If a foal is under 6 months it is allowed to travel with its dam. Please note that all animals are required to have a passport before they can be sold regardless of the age of the animal.

Once the signed contract has been received, it generally takes 2-4 hours to process. Contact your Dell Financial Services Sales Representative if you have any questions. Back to Top

We check the documents with a fine tooth comb. We know what our attorneys expect and what we expect. Anything that is not done correctly must be redone. Our families can attest to the fact that we are very particular when it comes to the dossier being done correctly.

For new member companies applying for health insurance, the following items must be submitted as a complete package, BEFORE any enrollments can be processed for insurance coverage.

The latest 30 days before the wedding BUT before you send them to us, you have to fax them or email them to check them and tell you if they are ok or if something is missing. If you send them without our confirmation and the papers are not correct, the wedding will be cancelled.

Take a piece of baling twine and wrap it once around your horse or ponys' pastern. Mark on the baling twine the width of the pastern, measure in millimetres (mm) and select the nearest size available. (However we strongly recommend that for horses over 15"2'hh that you buy Large)

Not usually. We can deal with a wide variety of credit challenges--past slow pays, past paid liens, an occasional charge-off even an older, adjudicated bankruptcy! We will look closely at your payment since the credit issues were first reported for evidence that you have gotten your finances back in order. (Our goal is to find reasons to make transactions work.)

How many ponies you need depends on how many guests you have attending your party and how often you want them to ride. A general rule of thumb is that 1 pony can comfortably handle 15 guests in one hour, each riding a minimum of 2 times. Please contact us to discuss your function and together we can figure out what you need to best entertain your guests.

General questions can be answered by e-mail or telephone. If you wish to have CAP investigate a complaint, the process can be started by telephone. CAP cannot begin an investigation until they receive your signed permission form. The forms are available in our office; via mail or fax; or on our Web site at www.NVDETR.org. Stay in contact with your CAP representative during the investigation process by phone, e-mail, or any other available method.

You may call our offices with a credit card or mail/fax an application with a check or credit card number.

For all position types, a Position Action Request Form (PAF) must be competed. For Staff positions, a PAF along with a completed Employee Work Profile (EWP, Parts I and II only), and an Organization Chart (See Sample Organization Chart) make up the request packet. For FA and FP positions, a PAF along with a completed Administrative/Professional Faculty Position Justification and Description Form and Organization Chart make up the request packet. See How to Establish a Position.