About Us
Come ride with us on one of our monthly rides, or join us at a meeting. Then, if you decide
you would like to join our club, simply complete the following application and return it to
the address below with your annual dues of $15.00 for an individual membership (1 vote)
or $25.00 for a family membership (2 votes).Application for Membership in the BLUE RIDGE TRAIL RIDERS, INC.
(Please print) Date___________________ Name:_______________________________
Address:_____________________________ ____________________________________
City State Zip Phone:_______________________________ Daytime Evening
Email:_______________________________
I prefer to receive my newsletter by: ______ Email OR _____Regular Mail
I understand and am in agreement with the chartered purposes of the Blue Ridge Trail Riders
and hereby submit this application for membership.
____________________________________ (Signature)
Please mail application and dues to:
Linda Bettner, Treasurer 1165 W. Highway 11E New Market, Tennessee 37820
A liability release must be signed before participating in a monthly ride.
www.blueridgetrailriders.com
We ride all breeds including Appaloosas, TN Walking Horses, Quarter Horses, Arabians, Racking Horses, Rocky Mountain Saddle Horses, Paso Finos, Missouri Fox Trotters, and everything in between…and we would like to invite you to ride with us. Our club offers 12 monthly rides, held on the second Saturday of each month. We usually offer several different groups in which to ride, from trot/canter all day to flat-footed walk. So, we generally have a group to fit everyone’s riding style. In addition to our monthly rides, we offer a quarterly newsletter to keep everyone informed, bi-monthly club meetings and an organized 4-day trail ride in the fall (usually at Big South Fork). Our club is dedicated to achieving the following chartered purposes:
• To promote equine recreation and pleasure through club activities.
• To educate members on the training, care, and recreational
enjoyment of horses.
• To educate, encourage, and solicit active participation by both
members and the general public in the wise and sustaining use
of public trails and land designated for horse use.
• To work with public legislators and agencies to ensure
that public lands remain open to recreational horse use.
• To assist agencies responsible for the management of public
lands that allow horse use.BRTR - Charter and By-Laws, Articles I - II
BRTR - Mission Statement and ByLaws, Articles III - VII, Sec. 2(c)
Download a PDF of the BRTR 2009 Brochure
