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Equestrian Activities, Coursing, Live Weapons, and Target Archery

This page will be updated as information becomes available.  Please check back soon!

Live Weapons & Target Archery

To be announced.

Coursing

To be announced.

Equestrian Information

Come of age together at Fool's War for an opportunity for gentles young and old to display the equestrian arts. The site will open at 12pm for horses on Friday. Friday afternoon will be an open practice & in the evening there will be an introductory horse safety class, and authorizations for riders offered as time permits.  Saturday will have a mounted melee start the general battle, followed by a Blackjack Challenge Course where riders attempt to beat the dealer. We will once again allow the rider to choose their own route, with opportunities for both martial and non-martial riders to compete.  After lunch, there will be a charge of the cavalry, & a Team Tourney where riders & ground fighters can challenge each other at various activities. 

If you plan to bring a horse, please let us know in advance. Be sure to bring copies of a negative Coggins test & health certificate (if from out of state) to leave at the Troll Booth in order to have your horse allowed on site.

All riders must be current members of the SCA, or sign a special waiver.  Additionally, they must either have authorization cards from their Kingdom of Residence, or take the Safety class and authorize on site, as time permits.

Children must be 5 years old or older, demonstrate pre-existing rider proficiency, must wear an approved riding helmet, have a parent present during the activity, and sign a special waiver. No separate children's tourney will be held, but may have the option of competing with the adults during the challenge course, at the marshal's discretion. Minors may use any size weapon that they can successfully and safely wield, with the exception of metal tips. Per Society rules, there will be no leadline or "pony rides" allowed. Children must take the Friday risk management class & must be able to control the horses themselves to authorization at a trot or canter.

There are no rental horses or stables on site. All owners wishing to keep their steeds on site must bring a portable pen, keep them at night in the trailer, or tether them. We ask that equestrians camp adjacent to their horses to provide adequate supervision. There is a nearby stable.

Please contact Countess Ellawin of Eaglewood  (MKA Karen Hatten at
khtten@aol.com or phone 478-825-2663 before 10pm EST or cell phone 478-361-2806.

Blackjack Challenge
 
Try your hand at the trials that comes from coming of age as you challenge the "dealer". The score closest to 21 without busting wins. Activities to include quinatin, spear, archery, rings, etc…
 
Team Challenge

Teams of up to four gentles - may include combination of Heavy Mounted Combat/ Games Riders, Heavy Ground Fighter
Mounted combat - Each kill = 1 point equal numbers of bouts (luck of draw)
Jousting- One point per lance break equal numbers of bouts (luck of draw)
Crest combat - Each kill = 1 point equal numbers of bouts (luck of draw)
Heads- 5 points for 1st, 4 for 2nd, 3 for 3rd
Quintain- one point per rotation
Heavy foot combat - 1 point equal numbers of bouts (luck of draw)

Further details to be announced.