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High Hopes Risk Management Summary 2018

Risk Profile Rider Fall Illness Property Damage Behavior Injuries Biohazard Wrong paddock/Loose horse Horse Volunteer Trip/Fall Injury/Illness Insect bite/sting Spook/Trip Allergies Behavior

Risk Mitigation PATH Standards compliance • Annual risk assessment and review • by all staff Annual staff training & rehearsals • OSHA Compliance • Volunteer Training & Participant • Orientation Safety topics build into arena • curriculum Safety Council & AARs •

Incident Reporting Annual Assessment & Risk Management Implement Report Lessons Learned Preventative PD, ED, EOD Actions Review Safety Council/AAR

Types of Events & Injuries Total Events: 40

Roles & Locations Supervisor Role Role of those Affected Locations Other, 1 Other, 2 Reception N/A, 2 Volunteer, 0 Area, 3 ITC, 1 P/T Instructor, 6 Lounge, 2 Other, 7 Indoor Arena, 12 Other staff, 5 Barn, 3 Staff, 3 Participan t, 19 Paddocks/R unway, 8 Volunteer F/T , 11 Instructor, Outdoor 25 Trail, 5 Arena, 4 P/T Instructor F/T Instructor Other staff ITC Volunteer Other N/A

Horses Horses Involved Other 1 None 12 Val 2 Taylor 2 Horse behavior was the Smokey 1 cause in only 32% of Oliver 3 horse-involved events. Nifty 2 Neon 1 Latino 2 Gracie 2 Charmer 4 Buddy 3 Baby 1 Axle 2 Aladdin 2 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14

Year-Over-Year Comparison Event Category 2018 2017 2016 2015 Horse bite 3 12 10 15 Horse stepped on foot 4 10 11 15 Rider/Driver fall 4 9 9 11 Other 15 8 9 6 Rider behavior (miscellaneous) 4 6 11 3 Participant/Volunteer Trip/Fall (unmounted) 4 2 8 Rider bio hazard 2 2 3 Rider removed helmet 0 2 4 2 Horse behavior (miscellaneous) 0 1 6 5 Horse in wrong paddock 1 1 3 5 Loose horse 1 1 3 6 Horse spook (no fall) 0 0 0 0 Horse kick 2 TOTALS 40 54 69 76

Conclusions • Implementation of Safety Council, OSHA protocols, updated volunteer training and greater safety awareness resulted in a 25% decrease in incidents. • 4-year trend of decreasing risk incidents. • Resiliency from significant events • Continued efforts: • Volunteer training • Rider behavior monitoring • Footing inspection and verbal reminders • Mindfulness