Equestrian:Activity - General riding - Processions: Difference between revisions
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#Self-piloted riders must have a [[Equestrian:Equestrian authorizations - General riding - weapons and games - driving#General riding|General riding authorization]]. | #Self-piloted riders must have a [[Equestrian:Equestrian authorizations - General riding - weapons and games - driving#General riding|General riding authorization]]. | ||
#All other horses, ridden or not, must be led by an authorized equestrian or equestrian marshal. | #All other horses, ridden or not, must be led by an authorized equestrian or equestrian marshal. | ||
#All horse-drawn vehicles in a procession must be under the control of an [[Equestrian:Equestrian | #All horse-drawn vehicles in a procession must be under the control of an [[Equestrian:Equestrian authorizations - General riding - weapons and games - driving#Driving|authorized driver]], or have a [[Equestrian:Overview of equestrian#Historical research|period exception]] as approved by the Kingdom Equestrian Officer. | ||
#You do not need to be authorized to be a passenger on a vehicle. | #You do not need to be authorized to be a passenger on a vehicle. | ||
#You do not need to be authorized to be led. | #You do not need to be authorized to be led. | ||
Revision as of 02:30, 19 August 2026
Processions
Processions are a wonderful pomp and circumstance activity, often including Royalty, fancy barding, and retinue.
This is a mix of authorized and non-authorized people.
Requirements:
- Self-piloted riders must have a General riding authorization.
- All other horses, ridden or not, must be led by an authorized equestrian or equestrian marshal.
- All horse-drawn vehicles in a procession must be under the control of an authorized driver, or have a period exception as approved by the Kingdom Equestrian Officer.
- You do not need to be authorized to be a passenger on a vehicle.
- You do not need to be authorized to be led.