ssjc newsletter jun-jul - 080508v2...august 3 training all rings 16 under 21’s 12.30 start 17...

In this Newsletter: 2008 Calendar of Events, SSJC Committee, Publicity Officers Report, Members Corner, Jody Sloper Clinic, SSJC Membership Form, & Winter Championships Competition entry form.

RELATED LINES NEWSLETTER OF SYDNEY SHOWJUMPING CLUB

JUNE & JULY 2008

PRESIDENT Paul Tridgell

02 96541914

VICE RESIDENTS David Lawrence

0418 229533 Colleen Brook 0407 760 929

SECRETARY Vicki Pepyat

TREASURER Murray Robertson

02 989 94522

PUBLICITY Christine Johnson

0412 405079

HEC REPRESENTATIVES

D Lawrence, P Tridgell, M Robertson, M Atkins, K Alpert

NSW SJC REPRESENTATIVE Mark Atkins

NEWSLETTER , MERCHANDISE

& OFFICE Helen Conran

JUDGE & CLINIC

COORDINATORS

Sue Coonan & Karinda Alpert

ALTERNATE COORDINATOR Leanne Dalton

YOUNG HORSE Rona Von Stein

93607770, 0413384669

UNDER 21 TRACEY STEDMAN

0410560003

COMMITTEE MEMBERS Jenny Sheppard, Janne

Redman, Peter Hoogland, Darren Phillips

JULY 6 Training all Rings

19 Under 21’s 12.30 start

20 SSJC WINTER CHAMPIONSHIPS

AUGUST

3 Training all Rings


17 Competition all rings

SEPTEMBER


20 SSJC JNR CHAMPIONHIPS


OCTOBER




NOVEMBER




DECEMBER

6 & 7 END OF YEAR CHAMPIONSHIPS

2008 Calendar

Please remember calendar dates may change. Always confirm dates before attending. For more details contact: Christine Johnson on 0412 405079 - www.teamj.com.au - [email protected]

Please note: Starting time for Training and Competition days is 9.00am

TRAVELLING HORSE STATEMENTS ARE NO LONGER REQUIRED.



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Wonderful winter jumping at Clarendon!

A beautiful winters day at Clarendon on Sunday 29th June saw competitors enjoy three rings of excellent competition. David Lawrence and Paul Tridgell designed the courses, and judges included Lyn McLeod, Joyce Brook and Juho Looveer. Coordinator Paul Tridgell said, “The numbers were down slightly due to some competitors being away at a competition in Gunnedah, however we were delighted with the day’s proceedings and we saw some great jumping!” “We have some exciting improvements planned for SSJC in the coming months. The construction of a permanent in ground water jump of world cup dimensions will commence next week in the main arena, and we have an extension to our irrigation system to arena four to ensure we have good surfaces in all arenas,” Paul added. In the main ring, event rider Sam Lyle from the Hunter Valley made his trip to Clarendon worthwhile with the quinella in the 1.20m class on his two horses Classic Mischief and Star Vision. Sam is the assistant national eventing coach and will be travelling to Hong Kong shortly

to help prepare our Olympic eventing team. Young riders Sarah Beale and Nakita Misner were the winners of the 1.10m and the D grade events, while Frenchman Erwin Le Meur, who rides for George Sanna, was impressive on the imported warmblood stallion CP Ulixes to win the 1.30m event. In ring 3 Bianca Leong was a winner in the 80cm, while Stephen Tridgell (son of club president Paul Tridgell) won the 90cm class on his skewbald mare Splash. Cassandra Looveer rode well on JFK to win the 1.00m class judged by her father Juho Looveer. In ring 1 Mitch Beale from Duffys Forest had a great day on Bucky to win the 70cm and the 80cm events. Young Nicole Harvell from Box Hill was impressive on her chestnut Arab Sixpence to win the 60cm event. Judge Joyce Brook awarded young Madison Robertson from Pitt Town a special encouragement award for jumping a double clear round at her first competition on her horse Minty. Other combinations to impress on the day included: Amy Robertson for two good placings on Snobmop, Monika Herfurth from Kurrajong who is forming a good partnership with her new horse All Alone Too for two good placings

and Sandra McLean who has shown great improvement to finish second in the 90cm event. Sunday was the last event at which Travelling Horse Statements will be required, as the restrictions will be lifted on the 1st July. Pre entries will still be required for all future SSJC events. Please check the website, www.teamj.com.au for details of entry closing times. SSJC are getting prepared to launch an online entry system that is hoped will greatly streamline the entering process. Competitors will be able to trial the registration and entry system on laptop computers provided at coming events in the clubhouse. The SSJC program for July is as follows: 6th July – Training Day all rings (entries close Wednesday 2nd July), 19th July- Under 21s Showjumping 12.30 start. 20th July – SSJC Winter Championship (entries close Monday 14th July). Entry forms can be downloaded from www.teamj.com.au.

PUBLICITY OFFICERS REPORT



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Full Results from 29th June 2008. Ring 1 60cm 1 Nicole Harvell on Sixpence 2 Annoushka de Silva on Monte Carlo 3 Hellen Hickey on Geronimo 4 Valentino Aliprandi on Thunder 5 George Kovolos on Vincentonio 70cm 1 Mitch Beale on Bucky 2 Marie Mulowsky on Aradale 3 Annoushka de Silva on Monte Carlo 4 Natalie Tridgell on Blue Sky 5 Valentino Aliprandi on Thunder 80cm 1 Mitch Beale on Bucky 2 Natalie Tridgell on Blue Sky 3 Taylor Robertson onTribute 4 Octavia Bartley on Mercedes 5 Marie Mulowsky on Aradale Ring 2 1.10m 1 Sarah Beale on Wizardry 2 Clare Watkinson on The Love bug 3 Sam Lyle on Classic Mischief

4 Jeremy Inglis on Namcooma 5 Stacey Setnam on SS Whistling Dixie D Grade 1 Nakita Misner on Namorine 2 Amy Robertson on Snobmop 3 Dominic Ingvall on William the Conqueror 4 Emma Mason on Diamond Edition 5 Sharon Beahan on Happy 1.20m 1 Sam Lyle on Classic Mischief 2 Sam Lyle on Star Vision 3 George Johnson on Ozbred 4 Erwin Le Meur on CP Ulixies 5 Sarah Beale on Wizardry 1.30m 1 Erwin Le Meur on CP Ulixies 2 James Arkins on Dreamtime Invader 3 George Johnson on Ozbred Ring 3 80cm 1 Bianca Leong on Cayuse Jackson 2 Natalie Tridgell on Blue Sky 3Tamika Hagen on Billy 4Cassia Montgomery on Zwallie

5Neralie Coulston on Yippio 6Madeline Aliprandi on Ace 90cm 1 Stephen Tridgell on Splash 2 Sandra McLean on Sudar Lodge Trivia 3 Monika Herfurth on All Alone Too 4 Sam Lyle on Revelwood Mastermind 5 Cassia Montgomery on Zwallie 6 Jess Farrell on Bonus Harley 1.00m 1 Cassandra Looveer on JFK 2 Amy Robertson on Snobmop 3 Sam Fasher on World News 4 Monika Herfurth on All Alone Too 5 Becky Soans on Caroon Extreme 6 Stevie Walstall on Misunderstood For more information contact SSJC Publicity Officer Christine Johnson 0412 405079 or email [email protected]

MEMBERS – we are looking for people willing to work outdoors as Paid Ground Staff on training and competition days – no experience necessary - train on the job. Please contact Sue Coonan on 45 736289. Sue will be only too happy to talk with you.

Joyce Brook is asking if anyone is interested in learning to be a penciller, or doing a trainee judges course to please call her on 45 763405.These jobs make a valuable contribution to our event organisation and can be a n interesting and rewarding way of being involved with showjumping without riding. Give Joyce a call and discuss it with her on 45 763405

MERCHANDISE - The clubhouse has new stock of shirts – you can pick them up for $35.00 each. We have added to our collection by introducing SSJC caps -for $12.00 each. or 2 for $20. Please ask at the office.

MEMBERS CORNER



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It was sad to hear of the death last week of Lucy Derksen (wife of former long time SSJC President Ted Derksen). Lucy was an honorary Life Member of SSJC and gave countless hours of work over the years in the office - taking entries and maintaining SSJC paperwork.

Lucy was a devoted mother and grandmother and I would like to send on behalf of all SSJC our deepest sympathies to Ted and all the family on their sad loss.

Chrissie Johnson

Jody Sloper Clinic June 7-8 2008

I am starting to think Jody Sloper has some ancient ancestors who were related to THOR the God of thunder! Chrissie and I frantically tried to find an all-weather/indoor venue for the latest Jody school after watching the rain pour for the previous week prior to her arrival. Deja vu I felt, as the last time she was over here, prior to EI we had the same problem. Also the same problem I have every time with Jody Everyone wanted to come! All was well and due to Chrissie Johnson and David Lawrence’s sterling efforts we managed to procure SIEC for the riding and Coaches clinic. Day 1 Started dry and we were in one of the all weather arena’s which was wonderful. As previous clinic attendees

know Jody’s attention to flatwork is the basis to her teaching and as the first group struggled with leg yield in and leg yield out on the 20m circle I gave thanks to having a supple horse underneath me! Everything that we learn with Jody comes back to the way your horse moves on the flat and we were to find that out when later in the lesson we had to leg yield a small amount to keep straight from one fence to another. Day 2 Started wet but dried up thank goodness. Today we were raising the bar mentally for us all. We carried forward our flatwork to work through grids and curving lines The final group working through a grid that resembled pick up sticks as there was so many rails but not a problem from any horse

or rider, which shows flatwork pays off! What is wonderful about Jody is her eye for detail. No one seems to escape I think she have one of those reversing camera’s in the back of her head as she seems to know what is happening behind her, and she manages to communicate with riders of all levels and ages and leave then feeling good about themselves. It was great to see a wonderful mix of mature and young riders and horses who all took away some Jody knowledge. Jody Thank you, we hope to see you back again before the end of the year ----but----------hold off the rain while your here!

JODY SLOPER RIDER CLINICS UPDATE REPORT by SUE COONAN

VALE – LUCY DERKSEN



JUNE & JULY 2008

Jody Sloper – the Coach’s Coach!

Report on her Coaching Seminar- 9th June 2008.

After missing Jody’s last proposed visit in December 07 due to EI, followers were delighted with news of her return in June on 7th 8th & 9th . For organisers Sue Coonan and Christine Johnson, the weather created more than a few nightmares. The SSJC grounds were too waterlogged to use and a venue was looking hard to find until the NSW EFA came to the rescue and organised the facilities at SIEC, which were excellent. The first two days were a rider clinic and the third day was a coach’s clinic. This was conducted with a cohesive mix of practical demonstration lessons (both flat work and jumping) and classroom lectures. The theme for the clinic was the integration of flat work for jumping riders. Jody has been travelling to Australia and giving clinics for over ten years now, and while she sees an improvement in our flatwork skills, she says we still have to get better.

“As coaches we need to better and better problem solvers, and we need to find ways of making flat work relevant and interesting through the exercises we use, in order to keep our jumping students interested!” Jody explained. Understanding the needs of both horse and rider and helping students set realistic goals was an interesting session, as was the topic of learning styles of students and how to best meet the needs of different styles of learners. The final session of the day was an interesting exercise in reading the tasks and course plans for the medal classes in Canada, where competitors are challenged by gymnastic tasks and demanding tracks. These tasks included angling fences, trot approaches, no stirrup work, long and short distances, obedience fences, bounces, flying changes, rein backs, halts and hand gallops all within a demanding course that required accurate riding and an obedient and responsive horse.

Jody urged the coaches to do their homework, know the terminology of all disciplines and keep learning. Don’t be static - keep up, use other coaches as mentors, and share your knowledge! The twenty coaches in attendance included a fascinating mix of coaches from a variety of disciples and many who had travelled quite a way to attend- such as Queenslander Lyn Coomb, Elizabeth Grenda from Albury, and Emma Smith from Victoria. All who attended were inspired, and all were keen to attend the next time Jody visits. As leading local Coach Colleen Brook put it, “It is certainly a wonderful experience to listen to Jody's positive informative teaching!” For more information about future Coaches Clinics contact Christine Johnson on 0412 405079 or go to the SSJC Link on www.teamj.com.au

JODY SLOPER COACHING CLINIC UPDATE REPORT by CHRISSIE JOHNSON

Jody doing a demonstration lesson in the SIEC indoor

arena.George Johnson & Jess

Farrell take part in a classroom exercise as

part of the indoor lecture component.

L to R: Shelley Kelly (Level 2 Showjumping), George Johnson

(Level 1 General), Jess Farrell (Intro Coach), Emma Smith (Intro Coach)

L to R: Sue Coonan (wearing a new SSJC cap), Jody Sloper. Lyn

Coomb from Qld, Lucia Okumura.

"Super Chef" Liz Watson.Jody doing a demonstration

lesson in the SIEC indoor arena.

George Johnson & Jess Farrell take part in a

classroom exercise as part of the indoor lecture

component.

L to R: Shelley Kelly (Level 2 Showjumping), George Johnson

(Level 1 General), Jess Farrell (Intro Coach), Emma Smith (Intro Coach)

L to R: Sue Coonan (wearing a new SSJC cap), Jody Sloper. Lyn

Coomb from Qld, Lucia Okumura.

"Super Chef" Liz Watson.



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SYDNEY SHOWJUMPING CLUB MEMBERHIP APPLICATION/RENEWAL 2008 SSJC Membership and Disclaimer For the period 1st Jan to 31 December 2008

Sydney Showjumping Club Inc. Racecourse Road, Clarendon, NSW Full Name (& of guardian if under 18 years)......…………………………………………......................................................... Full names of all family members if applying for a family membership…………………………………………………………. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Address..................................................................................................................………………………………………....... Post Code..........................Date of birth...………...........………...Home Phone: ……………………………………………… E-mail (For newsletter): …………………………………….……… Mobile Phone: ………………………………………..…… EFA Membership Number (Not Mandatory):…………………………………. Membership type (Circle): Annual Family $70, Annual Individual $60 Non-Riding $10. In consideration for being permitted to participate in any way in horse sport activities, I, the undersigned, understand, acknowledge and accept that: • Horse sports are a dangerous recreational activity and horses can act in a sudden and unpredictable (changeable) way,

especially if frightened or hurt. • There is a significant risk that serious INJURY or DEATH may result from horse sport activities. • I knowingly and freely assume all such risks, both known and unknown, and I voluntarily PARTICIPATE at my OWN RISK

and assume sole responsibility for any injury, death or property damage I may suffer that arises from my participation in horse sport activities.

• I understand and acknowledge the dangers associated with the consumption of alcohol or any mind altering drugs before and during the activities and I take full responsibility for any injury, loss or damage associated with their consumption.

• I agree not to drink alcohol or take drugs prohibited by law before or during any horse sports activities. • I agree to follow the directions of any event organiser or official and that any misconduct or refusal by me to follow any

direction of any organiser or official can result in the CANCELLATION of my participation in the activities and my immediate removal from my horse NO MATTER where that may occur. I understand that any such non-compliance may result in injury, death and/or permanent disability as a result of my failure to comply.

• I agree to wear a helmet at all times whilst riding where this is required under the relevant EFA and FEI rules and regulations and agree that I am solely responsible for ensuring that whilst riding I wear a suitable helmet at all times where required under the relevant EFA and FEI rules and regulations and take sole responsibility for my actions.

I apply for membership of Sydney Showjumping Club and agree to be bound by the rules of its constitution.

I have had sufficient opportunity to read this assumption of risk agreement, fully understand its terms and sign it freely and voluntarily. Dated: ___/___/___ Signature of Rider/Applicant: ……………………………………………………………………………… For Participants of Minority Age (Under Age 18) This is to certify that I, as a parent/guardian with legal responsibility for this participant, acknowledge, understand and accept ALL OF THE ABOVE and consent and agree to my minor child's involvement or participation in horse sport activities. Dated: ___/___/___ Name of parent/guardian…………………….……...…Signature of guardian……………..…..………… Cheques made out to: Sydney Showjumping Club Inc Mail to: Sydney Showjumping Club PO Box 30 Windsor NSW 2756



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Sydney Showjumping Club Sydney’s premier competition venue.

WINTER CHAMPIONSHIPS 20th July - 2008

Entries close 5pm Monday 14th July

(No late entries accepted. Classes will be closed once limits have been reached. Please enter early to avoid

disappointment).

Located next to the Hawkesbury Showground Gate 5 Racecourse Road Clarendon NSW

♦♦♦♦4 rings ♦♦♦♦$3000 prize money ♦♦♦♦heights from 60cm to 1.40m

Draws available at Websites: www.teamj.com.au ,

www.nswsjc.com

Entries with payment To: SSJC – 44 Nelson Rd Nelson 2765 NSW For wet weather information call David Lawrence 0418 229 533 or Christine Johnson on 0412 405079



JUNE & JULY 2008

Conditions of Entry • All riders must be members of the Equestrian Federation of Australia or an EFA Affiliated Club. • All horses nominated for events in Rings 2 & 3 [Grading classes] must hold current registration and Showjumping grading

cards from the EFA. Grading shall be in accordance with the National Grading System. • Concurrent Classes: wherever possible riders will be allowed into the rings in the order of the programme [i.e. entrants

to class 1 first, then 1a etc]. Ring 2 will have precedence over other rings. Please advise the Marshals of any difficulty in ring attendance.

• Jump-offs: In concurrent classes the jump-off ,unless in competitions that call for immediate jump-off , will commence after all the first rounds of the whole class has concluded [e.g. Class 7,7a &7b the jump-off will commence after the conclusion of the 1st rounds of 7b]

• The Event will be run under FEI/EFA rules. • Australian helmets standards will apply. All riders must wear riding boots and an approved helmet at all times whilst

mounted, including presentations. • The Organising Committee reserves the right at their absolute discretion to alter or amend any of the conditions,

regulations, or any aspect of the event as they see fit. • All entries must be lodged in writing and accompanied by payment by the 14 July 2008. • Late entries, no late entries accepted • Refunds: 50% refunds will be given on presentation of a doctor’s certificate or a veterinary certificate on the day of the

class • All dogs must be on leads and secured at all times. No dogs are allowed in the practice arenas or competition arenas. • All riders competing at the event will be expected to have read and accepted the conditions of entry and have signed the

waiver form enclosed or their entries will not be accepted. • All Prize money and entry fees are inclusive of GST. Definitions �

• Young Rider: From the beginning of the calendar year in which they reach the age of 18 until the end of the calendar year in which they reach the age of 21.

• Junior Until the end of the calendar year in which they reach the age of 17. No minimum age. • Amateur Is a rider 21 years and over who has not competed in an A or B grade event in the last 10

years. • Dress Code Formal dress code shall apply unless otherwise advised. (White or fawn breeches only.) • Restrictions No horse may compete in more than 2 classes.

Sponsors include: Horze Australia Saddlery North Richmond- Edward Risa. Oaks Sporthorses- Alice Cameron (Oaks Sporthorses), CP Sporthorses - George Sanna, Karen and Tony Sheehan EQUEST WORLD, Agnes Banks Equine Clinic- Derek Ian Neil etc. Magoo Optics at Springwood- Chris & Larry Prestwidge, Tarnook Performance Horses - Hamish Cargill Sponsored by Currency Corporation Pty Ltd - thank you Vince Grech. Oakville Equestrian Centre- Peter & Darren. Magoo Optics at Springwood- Chris & Larry Prestwidge



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PROGRAMME SUNDAY 20th July 2008 Course Walk 8:00am for 8.30 am start

Ring 1 situated nearest the entry driveway Class 1 80cm TAM7 [art.245.3] Height Class Entry Fee: $20 Total Prizemoney $250

Class 2 90cm TAM7 [art.245.3] Height Class Entry Fee: $20 Total Prizemoney $250 Class 2a 90cm TAM7 Junior Class [art.245.3] [run concurrent with class 2] Entry Fee: $20

Total Prizemoney $250 Class 3 1.00m TAM7 Height Class [art.245.3] Entry Fee: $20 Total Prizemoney $250

Class 3a 1.00cm TAM7 Junior Class [art.245.3] [run concurrent with class 3] Entry Fee: $20 Total Prizemoney $250 Ring 2 situated in the middle Class 4 1.20m TAM5 [art.238 2.2] Height Class Entry Fee: $20 Total Prizemoney $250

Class 4a 1.20m TAM5 [art.238 2.2] Y’ng Rider Class [run concurrent with class 4] Entry Fee: $20 Total

Prizemoney $250

Class 5 1.30m TAM5 [art.238 2.2] Height Class Entry Fee: $20 Total Prizemoney $250 Class 5a 1.30m TAM5 [art.238 2.2] Young Rider Class [run concurrent with class 5]Entry Fee: $20 Total

Prizemoney $250

Class 6 1.40m TAM5 [art.238 2.2] Height Class Entry Fee: $20 Total Prizemoney $250

Ring 3 situated near the wash bays Class 7 1.05m TAM7 [art.245.3] Height Class Entry Fee: $20 Total Prizemoney $250

Class 7a 1.05m TAM7 [art.245.3] Amateur Class [run concurrent with class 7] Entry Fee: $20 Total

Prizemoney $250 Class 8 1.15m TAM5 [art.238 2.2] Height Class Entry Fee: $20 Total Prizemoney $250

Class 8a 1.15m TAM5 [art.238 2.2] D Grade [run concurrent with class 8] Entry Fee: $20 Total Prizemoney $250

Class 8b 1.15m TAM5 [art.238 2.2] Amateur Class [run concurrent with class 8] Entry Fee: $20 Total Prizemoney $250

Ring 4 situated in the car park Class 9 60cm AM7 [art.245.3] Height Class Entry Fee: $15 - $90 prize money & ribbons Class 10 70cm AM7 [art.245.3] Height Class Entry Fee: $15 - $90 prize money & ribbons Class 11 80cm AM7 [art.245.3] Height Class Entry Fee: $15 - $90 prize money & ribbons



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ENTRY FORM

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Please make payment to SSJC Inc. and send to SSJC Winter Champs 44 Nelson Rd, Nelson, 2765 NSW



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SSJC WINTER CHAMPIONSHIPS

Disclaimer Statement

Event: SSJC WINTER CHAMPIONSHIPS (hereafter referred to as “Event(s)”). I, …………………………………………….. acknowledge and agree as a condition of participating that neither the club/coach, participants, EFA and its state bodies or any subdivision thereof, officials, volunteers, medical personnel, any persons, promoters, sponsors, advertisers, owners, lessees of premises used to conduct the EVENT(S), shall be under any liability for my death or any bodily injury, loss or damage which may be sustained or incurred by me, as a result of participation in/or being present at the EVENT(S), except in regard to any rights I may have arising under the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Commonwealth) (or similar State Legislation). I acknowledge that equestrian activities are dangerous and that accidents causing death, bodily injury, disability and property damage, can, and do happen. BY SIGNING HEREUNDER I CONFIRM HAVING READ AND UNDERSTOOD THE CONTENTS OF THIS DISCLAIMER Signed: ……………………………………………Date: ……………………………. Parent/Guardian Consent for Under 18 Year Old Participants I, …………………………………………….. being the parent/guardian of the above named confirm that I have read the whole of this document and have taken all necessary actions to ensure that I am aware of the activity which the above named will be asked to participate in and consent to him/her participating. In doing so I acknowledge that equestrian activities are dangerous and that accidents causing death, bodily injury, disability and property damage, can, and do happen. I agree as a condition of the above named participating that neither the club/coach, participants, EFA and its state bodies or any subdivision thereof, officials, volunteers, medical personnel, any persons, promoters, sponsors, advertisers, owners, lessees of premises used to conduct the EVENT(S), shall be under any liability for my death or any bodily injury, loss or damage which may be sustained or incurred by me, as a result of participation in/or being present at the EVENT(S), except in regard to any rights I may have arising under the Trade Practices Act 1974(Commonwealth) (or similar State Legislation). BY SIGNING HEREUNDER I CONFIRM HAVING READ AND UNDERSTOOD THE CONTENTS OF THIS DISCLAIMER Name: (block letters) ………………………………………………………….

Signed: ……………………………………………Date: ………………………

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