Susim

Susim, as the name implies, has to do with horses. Specifically, you get to horseback ride through the woods, which are owned by Camp. A favorite among campers, you’ll probably get a double session at least once during your time at camp. There are very few, if any, tzevet working in Susim. The horses are cared for by Cowboy Dave.

 

The horseback riding peula is always great fun. You are driven out to the track on a cart. After you get off, you must select a helmet. Make sure to pick one that fits you well. Falling off is uncommon, but not unheard of. You will be greeted by the head of horseback riding, cowboy dave himself. He will give you a quick tutorial on horseback riding (don’t correct him no matter how wrong he is. And FYI, he’s NEVER wrong). Pay attention to this. It is very important that you ride correctly, or else you might put the other riders in harm’s way  (not to mention YOURSELF, maybe?). When you mount your horse, make sure your saddle isn’t slipping. If it is, talk to cowboy dave. (Cowboy dave would NOT approve of how much you two are interrupting!)

The Law of Sporting applies (see page 18), mostly because cowboy dave will probably feed complainers to the horses