RESPECT RULES.

We, the Nardoo Admin, hope that agistors will enjoy the peaceful and safe environment provided by Nardoo Equestrian Park.

However, Nardoo is a private property and antisocial or threatening behaviour of any kind will not be tolerated. Anne and Ken

Greenwood, as owners, have the authority, enforceable by law, to ask anybody to remove themselves, their horse(s) and property

from Nardoo, at any time, at their absolute discretion.

SAFTY RULES AND CARE OF HORSES

All agistors must:

wear an approved helmet and suitable footwear when riding, maintain a high standard of care for their horse(s). Agistors need to

ensure that their horse(s) are properly fed and provided with regular drenching, footcare and dental care. Horses also need to be

regularly checked for injury and illness, ride with at least one other person when riding in open spaces (roads, tracks and in the cross-

country paddock), for safety reasons, have current ambulance insurance. If an agistor is injured, an ambulance will be automatically

called, at the agistor’s cost.

RESPECT FOR OTHER AGISTORS AND RESIDENTS

All agisters must:

never intrude into a fenced residential area or another person’s paddock or tack room (unless you share), without permission, never

touch or handle another person’s horse or property without permission (unless it is an emergency) respect the rights of Residents,

Manager and all other agistors on the property to peace, quiet and safety.

OPERATIONAL RULES

All agistors must:

respect the physical facilities and infrastructure of Nardoo and report any damage to the Manager, always observe the 20km/h speed

limit when driving on roads and tracks. Vehicles must always give way to pedestrians, horses and cattle.

NOT smoke on the property (because of the very real and serious fire risk), not interfere with electrified fence wire, tape or switches.

The object of electrified fence wire is to encourage animals to keep away from the physical fence and reduce the risk of damage to both

animals and the fences. Only switch off an electric fence in an emergency. Agistors are not permitted to hook up their own

“temporary” electric fence to the Nardoo electric fence system. Please report any damage or disfunction to the Manager, pay your

Nardoo Equestrian Park Tax Invoice promptly each month, making sure that you include unambiguous identification which will

associate the payment with you.

Pick up, and dispose to allocated places, all of your horse’s manure from public places (riding arenas roadways and laneways), never

park vehicles in positions which obstruct roads or laneways, tether horses in a Holding Yard for veterinary and farrier care. Do not

block a road or track or stand the horse in the car park, make sure that all your rubbish and waste stays in your vehicle and is taken

off-property with you, especially large and bulky items like damaged rugs. Nardoo has the maximum number of Council bins and

these are needed for the disposal of rubbish from the four residences, not feed horses in the car park, laneways, the wash bay or

gravelled areas. It is unsafe and we do not want organic matter accumulating in Public Areas. Feed your horse(s) in the day yards of

your (private) paddock. not groom or saddle up inside the stable (temporary tack area). Never leave a horse in a lane way for grazing

(or any other reason), or anywhere else, other than the horse’s own paddock.

Only ride in permitted riding areas (arenas, roads, tracks and the cross-country paddock). Vacant horse/cattle paddocks are being

rested for the pasture to regenerate, lunge horses in an arena or in their own paddock. Horses are not to be lunged in a vacant

paddock, remove horse manure, jumps and poles form arenas after each use. The Manager has been asked by us to cancel the weekly

arena rake if there is manure or equipment on the sand, provide paperwork to Anne before a Riding Coach/Instructor/horse trainer is

permitted to help you at Nardoo. We need evidence of current Professional Indemnity Insurance and also current Public Liability

Insurance before the person is allowed to provide services at Nardoo

NARDOO ADMIN POLICIES:

After heavy rain, the Outdoor Arena will be locked and unavailable for use. This is to prevent the surface becoming pugged up and

boggy.

Agistors who wish to change paddocks can only do so on the first day of the month and only if there is a good reason and Anne has

agreed to the change,

The only dogs permitted on the property are those belonging to residents. These dogs must be kept within the residence boundary

fence, or on a leash when taken out for a walk.

If an agister fails to pay his/her monthly Invoice in full, for whatever reason, all services and provision of Round Bales will be stopped

until the Monthly Invoice is fully paid.

If a pattern of non or partial payment of the Invoices emerges, the agistor will be asked to leave the property, and their bond will be

used to offset their debt.

Wilful (criminal) damage to Nardoo property and theft will be referred to the Police to deal with.

Shed lights and flood lights should be used when visibility is poor. However, lights must be turned off when leaving a building /area.

Labelled , dedicated wheelbarrows and rakes are located at the Day Yards and the outdoor arena. These marked poo-pick-up

equipment are to be used at the Day Yards/Out door Arena only. These marked barrows and rakes are for public areas only, and must

not be used by agistors to clean Private Paddocks.

Rules