Hanna v. Ivory

Plaintiffs brought an action seeking to recover damages arising out of an injury suffered when Patricia Hanna fell from a pony while riding at defendant’s farm. The jury returned a verdict of no cause of action, and, following denial of their motion for a new trial, plaintiffs appeal. We affirm.

On October 28, 1968, Patricia Hanna went with a group of girl scouts on an outing to defendant’s farm. They were charged an admission fee, and an additional charge was made for pony rides. The pony rides were conducted by experienced handlers who rode a lead pony followed by two other ponies ridden by…