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4936 Social guest who was injured during horseback ride at host’s ranch assumed the risk that is inherent in horseback riding; horse was just behaving like a horse and host had no duty to give special instructions or make detailed inquiries into plaintiff’s skill level since plaintiff volunteered for the horseback riding activity and claimed she had ridden for pleasure before.CitationLEVINSON v OWENS (Novice Horseback Rider) 176 CA4 1534 [See Harrold v Rolling J. Ranch 19 CA4 578; Guido v Koopman 1 CA4 837; Giardino v Brown 98 CA4 820; Tan v Goddard 13 CA4 1528]
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