Question 1

NSW Personal Rider Bibs

Accepted Answer

To purchase your OPEN rider personal rider bib/s and divisional patches head to:

https://www.aricon.com.au/product-page/nsw-endurance-ride-bibs (https://www.aricon.com.au/product-page/nsw-endurance-ride-bibs)

With many thanks to our wonderful Endurance NSW sponsors for subsidising the production costs of 50 Rider

Bibs each:

Question 2

2026 NSWERA Annual 80km Teams Event Forms

Accepted Answer

The concept of this competition is to encourage riders in 80km (and above events) to work as a team. Many riders consistently complete rides even though they are not always in the top placings. A team of four, consisting of riders who are giving thought to completing the ride in the best time for their horse, on that day at all their rides, will probably be more prolific in obtaining ride completions than those riders who are pushing to win. This competition is aimed at encouraging those riders and enables them to have a reachable prize goal whilst fostering team spirit. Entry is free. The concept of this competition is to encourage riders in 80km (and above events) to work as a team. Many riders consistently complete rides even though they are not always in the top placings. A team of four, consisting of riders who are giving thought to completing the ride in the best time for their horse, on that day at all their rides, will probably be more prolific in obtaining ride completions than those riders who are pushing to win. This competition is aimed at encouraging those riders and enables them to have a reachable prize goal whilst fostering team spirit. Entry is free.

Question 3

Membership Tips

Accepted Answer

NSWERA Tips N Tricks: Issue 7: Purchasing Bibs

NSWERA Tips N Tricks: Issue1: AERAonline Pending Nominations

NSWERA Tips N Tricks: Issue2: Finding Endurance NSW Online

NSWERA Tips N Tricks: Issue 4: Welcome to Endurance

NSWERA Tips N Tricks: Issue 5: Ride Survey Self Filling Form

NSWERA Tips N Tricks: Issue 6: Early Warning System

Question 4

The Big Three Award Recipients

Accepted Answer

Big Three Award has to be one of the most exclusive clubs in the Equestrian world, simply due to its rarity.

The Big Three is something that all riders can achieve. The WEG Games and World championships are, in all practicality, not open to all riders; most of us simply don't have the money to make the attempt.

In a sport that prides itself on its motto 'To finish is to win', there have to be achievements and standards that all can equally aspire to. This is one of them. To display the horsemanship necessary, in one year within a framework of four months or thereabouts, to complete these 3 ultimate rides and still have a horse fit to continue, has to be glowing testament to the rider and horse in question.

The Big Three consists of a successful completion in the NSW State Championship, the 400 km Shahzada marathon and the Tom Quilty Gold cup, our national championship.Records are made to be broken and once the bar is set at a particular height, competitors will plan on how to get over it.

It isn't going to be easy but what a fantastic achievement, to realise what you and your horse have achieved together as a team!

2025
Heather Nagle and Aloha Dash
Victoria Bice and Oso Dizzy

Pics: Animal Focus

2024
Nadine Cooper and Arabec Skip The Blues
Belinda Hollingsworth and Buckwell Park Endeavour

2019
Mitchell Ravalion and Love in the Mist
Modena Schofield and Sharabel Kalarney

2017
Sarah Lymbery and Aloha Typic
Sue Warren and Entourage ERA

2016
Allix Jones and Wondjina Stardust

2015
Robert Caitlin and Copperkahn Tiara
John Howe and Ashbend Perazzi
Carol Major and Saradon
Fiona Meller and Mafu Vale Embers
Louise McCormack and Kintamani Silver Eclipse
Kaliana Curtis and Blake's Heaven Carousel
Cherry Cummins and Winter Hill Alice
April Newman and Tarnette
Sorsha Stuart-Rokvic and Marneross Zamal
Shannon Hill and Burenndah Narla
Isabel Foster and Sharabel Kalarney
Gail Fisher and Arasarta Narhalinian

2014
Allix Jones and Al Marah Gypsy Red

2013
Julie Brooks and Aloha Byshara

2012
Jennifer Gilbertson and Windaroo Devina Glamour

2011
Stuart Lymbery and Garonne Park Walker
Sue Warren and Warren Park OB One
Sonya Ruprecht and Yahweh-Salih Sir Ibn Gelibone
Dean Walkom and Santa Pasa Zaraq
Cheryl Strachan and Kintamani Sapphire
Julie Brooks and Aloha Byshara

2010
Karina Bodewes and Booramby Silver Elk
Martin Gregson and Burrnendah Gladiator
Allix Jones and Shellal Cattle King Flyte
Carol Layton and Omani Mr Squiggle
Marionne Lengronne and Sasam
Noni Seagrim and Rahan Mushtar
Sue Todd and Shakista

2009
Carol Major and Major Luke
Rowena Robinson and Karumba Nazrani

2008
Allix Jones and Cattle King Flyte
Jan Wade and Hajira Leonie

2006
Jan Wade and Oakey Dokey

2003
Stuart Hitchcock and Flashlite

2000
Desiree Jones and Dammah

1998
Shelly Ison and Miss Ellie

1997
Shan Symonds and Dashandra Sonaria

1996
Pauline Brewer and Leets Valley Sonny
Louise McCormack and Grey Rose

1994
Laura Cheney and Coolaroo Cassandra
Helen Lindsay and Kintamani Fosta
Sonia Bonham and Santarabia Mazra

1991
John Howe and Beau Gallant Omen

Question 5

Youth Development Squad

Accepted Answer

YDS Squad Schedule March 2024

Endurance NSW is seeking expressions of interest from riders to participate in a Youth Development Squad during 2024. Download the PDF and link to the form for EOI.

YDS Post Feb 2024

Question 6

Governance, Code of Conduct & Social Media Policies

Accepted Answer

AERA: Please ensure you are thoroughly aware of all the AERA Rules and Policies which govern Endurance Riding Australia Wide

All of the Rules and Policies can be found here (https://aera.asn.au/index.php/administration/rules-and-policies)
Summary of the AERA Rule Changes 2026

Download the 2025 New Endurance NSW Constitution V1.0 27/11/25

AERA Rulebook S4 Social Media Guidelines

NSWERA DAMC & Personnel Code of Conduct with Acknowledgement Form

NSWERA Code of Conduct Acknowledgement Form

Endurance NSW First Aid Guidelines V1.1

Question 7

Considering becoming a TPR? We'd welcome you...

Accepted Answer

For TPR information click here (https://aera.asn.au/index.php/administration/accreditation)
AERA TPR Accreditation, Study Guides, Course Notes, Task and Theory Tests.

Question 8

Endurance NSW New Rider Info Brochure

Question 9

Award Applications: Decade Team/Lifetime Distance Awards

Accepted Answer

DECADE TEAMS

The Decade Team award recognises the achievement of a team of horse and rider over an extended period of time which has kept the horse sound and actively competing in endurance.  It acknowledges the commitment of the rider to their horse and to the sport of endurance by continuing to compete over 10 years.

This award also recognises the motto of Australian endurance – to complete is to win – in rewarding the rider and horse for their commitment.

The award is provided to the same horse and rider combination and does not recognise a horse or rider singly. To qualify the horse and rider must have completed at least 1 endurance ride (80km+) for at least 10 years. These years do not need to be consecutive.

Please complete the Decade Team application form or see the AERA Website (https://aera.asn.au/index.php/events-awards/awards/decade-teams)for all the information.

AERA LIFETIME DISTANCE AWARD - RIDERS

The Lifetime Distance award recognises riders for the accumulated distances that they achieve in endurance rides, regardless of weight division, through their riding career.

The first level of recognition shall be 10,000 km with subsequent recognition at 5,000 km intervals.
Bronze Award for 10,000 up to 20,000 km
Silver Award for 20,000 up to 25,000 km
Gold Award for 25,000 up to 30,000 km
Platinum “Enduring Legends” Award for 30,000 km and over

Please fill in the Application Form (https://aera.asn.au/media/attachments/2022/01/10/aera-lifetime-rider-distance-scroll-2022.pdf)or see the AERA Website (https://aera.asn.au/index.php/events-awards/awards/distance-register)for more information

AERA LIFETIME DISTANCE AWARD - HORSES

A scroll may be purchased from AERA at any time during a horses career. Cost $30
1500 km - Endurance rides (80km+) irrespective of riding division - Scroll is free on behalf of AERA
3000km - Endurance rides (80km+) irrespective of riding division - Scroll & Trophy is free on behalf of AERA
5000km - Endurance rides (80km+) irrespective of riding division - Scroll & Trophy is free on behalf of AERA

AERA Certificates of Merit are presented at 2500km intervals over and above 5000km (7500km, 10000km, 12500km etc) Scrolls for distances of 3000km and above are awarded at the Tom Quilty each year, all other scolls can be applied for at any time.

Please fill in the Application Form (https://aera.asn.au/media/attachments/2022/01/10/aera-distance-scroll-horse-2022.pdf)or see the AERA Website (https://aera.asn.au/index.php/events-awards/awards/distance-register)for more information.

Question 10

Policies

Question 11

Life Members Endurance NSW

Accepted Answer

For their contributions to the sport of Endurance in NSW the following people are our Life Members (previously known as Honorary Members):

Annette Bailey
Gay Bonham
Jeff Bonham
Kerry Fowler-Smith
Jennifer Gilbertson
John Howe
Andrew Jonkers
Linda Jonkers
Stuart Lymbery
Val Males
Tom McCormack
Fiona Meller
Kieron Power
Helen Rich

Question 12

Other State Endurance Links

Accepted Answer

• AERA Australian Endurance Riders Association(http://aera.asn.au/)
 • QERA Queensland(https://www.qldendurance.asn.au/)
 • VERA Victoria(https://www.vicera.com.au/)
 • WAERA Western Australia(http://www.waera.asn.au/)
 • SAERA South Australia(https://saera.asn.au/)
 • TEERA Tasmania(https://www.teera.asn.au/)
 • National ride results database (AERASpace)(https://www.aeraspace.com.au/)

Question 13

Endurance NSW Newsletters

Accepted Answer

ISSUE NO. 4 2025

ISSUE NO. 3 2025

January-February 2023 Issue

March-April 2023 Issue

May-June 2023 Issue

Question 14

SMC Meeting Minutes

Accepted Answer

NSWERA SMC MEETING ATTENDANCE PROCEDURES

2025 NSWERA SMC MEETING MINUTES

16 December

9 September

12 August

8 July

20 May

10 June

8 April

11 March

11 February

14 January

2024 NSWERA SMC Meeting Minutes

17 December

9 December

6 November

1 October

3rd September

7th August

3rd July 2024

5th June 2024

1st May 2024

16th April 2024

6th March 2024

7th Feb 2024 - Meeting after AGM

10th Jan 2024

6th Dec 2023

2023 NSWERA SMC Meeting Summary Reports 
 • 13th January  (https://37d88211-7928-4673-bfb1-c73357ff640c.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_e362fd4a98ba4dd9850301106d8d5a98.pdf)
 • 20th February  (https://37d88211-7928-4673-bfb1-c73357ff640c.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_c444482ba0954ce99e0eb219364c8408.pdf)
 • 28th February  (https://37d88211-7928-4673-bfb1-c73357ff640c.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_53a513523c5843ff8eb6bf736b56d6a3.pdf)- 7pm meeting
 • 28th February  (https://37d88211-7928-4673-bfb1-c73357ff640c.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_ca40ae8df3c942a5a964d18a9e56ecc7.pdf)- 7.30pm meeting

• 21st March  (https://37d88211-7928-4673-bfb1-c73357ff640c.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_635a371069314f27ae3579b6c274ef1c.pdf)
 • 31st May  (https://37d88211-7928-4673-bfb1-c73357ff640c.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_4c462c2bdae546d08360dd655fd1dbb1.pdf)
 • 4th July  (https://37d88211-7928-4673-bfb1-c73357ff640c.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_9f75837ee15447b5895335017604da00.pdf)
 • 2nd August  (https://37d88211-7928-4673-bfb1-c73357ff640c.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_34926276ff914ddeadb79aacb0704f8c.pdf)
 • 6th September  (https://37d88211-7928-4673-bfb1-c73357ff640c.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_9e476974b6794ec698eaa65e9de4714c.pdf)
 • 3rd October (https://37d88211-7928-4673-bfb1-c73357ff640c.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_3d23c14b95554af7a9276196f5015a99.pdf)
 • 8th November (https://9ea195f8-46c8-463e-bf2f-44d77cc14118.usrfiles.com/ugd/9ea195_f0e47bd03b134c26b1f0262012414e44.pdf)

2022 NSWERA SMC Meeting Summary Reports
 • 14th January  (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_916a18f2bfe444d8b3da2a256f68bc2d.pdf)
 • 19th February (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_28321e578837488cb9b804d79aa00b55.pdf)
 • 25th February  (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_4f967b01de034a6083c558695cc7e494.pdf)
 • 24th March  (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_4ea7b2e34b40461785ba39f0a2d7a5ac.pdf)

• 4th April  (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_462a2da76f424290b5fe7aef8ac0910f.pdf)
 • 19th April  (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_390b55ee8424414b9fecb6d76aabf149.pdf)
 • 6th May (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_2f52154cb5b746f3bdbcf90ee6b39ab1.pdf)
 • 9th June  (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_188ff23940a345408da566fb0babfff8.pdf)
 • 15th July  (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_fc722928c97e47ca9970aca9c104732f.pdf)
 • 2nd August  (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_2a114cb7e45d4b319412ff9987877d11.pdf)

• 12th August  (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_933099e4d5b948eca9cc73c4f8007057.pdf)
 • 23rd September  (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_49da40733c2442d29561e6d3470cc417.pdf)
 • 14th October  (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_5b6952d3bcad4a539ac64296b3d49447.pdf)
 • 20th October (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_b2c37ae25ddb401b9e95e935a8167e1e.pdf)
 • 18th November (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_a0e90f63d41c49749e763e65938ccf06.pdf)
 • 9th December (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_ea16738ef1f14d12878c238cdd764fe8.pdf)
 • 15th December (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_0bc925c67b8b4859bc4d341a933eae18.pdf)

2021 NSWERA SMC Meeting Summary Reports
 • January (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_ef9a231d8c1a485e8c1076c79d4f4c11.pdf)
 • February (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_2fd431d91df4409db6236f402d380b51.pdf)
 • March (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_ba1b91ebdf144e4ebf926370017ff512.pdf)
 • April (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_d2dfffb33e1543b3936bcd0ff17bf6e7.pdf)
 • June (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_f3e3ec3326564989a2a9f13d2caf93c3.pdf)
 • July  (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_cf02b03586a645c09972b264aef3b9fc.pdf)
 • December (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_61fca05e8a894c2089d58203c20d4e96.pdf)
 • 2021 Financials - profit/loss  (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_0158bf9ab70947f187b75ea93087365e.pdf)
 • 2021 Financials - balance sheet (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_75fb43d4346445b491cfc6c765459072.pdf)
 • 2018-2021 four year comparison  (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_520932b0a1e646c29d2dfd125160dda2.pdf)

2020 NSWERA SMC Meeting Summary Reports 
(will become available once minutes are ratified at SMC meeting)
 • January (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_ab367b3e1eea4440a960e4f625874f95.pdf)
 • February (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_b9da4a78a19d415fa9534d4d56fe20ac.pdf)(committee meeting after AGM)
 • March (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_a780e957c6b04edb8c857ab13997fa4f.pdf)
 • April (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_00108ba2c5f24890ba4a9fc47606ac0f.pdf)
 • May (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_ff3e49cbdfb044b389a8075464485870.pdf)
 • June (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_d9c722e2d2f94d60942c93eceaf1534f.pdf)
 • August (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_9c6af47eed6d4409910bddc0aac06067.pdf)

2019 NSWERA SMC Meeting Summary Reports 
 • January (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_157dbb4ac8ca4a54b0de1d4e68ddd489.pdf)
 • March (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_59479543e86d4784bc6b20cd23f919a2.pdf)(Committee meeting after AGM)
 • March (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_e2e6cde93ec54624bb0c3c3d3b4c07c0.pdf)
 • April (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_673f34242e134d2da5bc02bbd20e81df.pdf)
 • May (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_1f72e6c89f7c4057a172f570261cc76a.pdf)
 • June (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_f806a1f1674d4137a8f3f2d628a5d91e.pdf)
 • July (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_9e60787c96d543eb90c05cbb43aec3d2.pdf)

• August (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_070c1e35665743eea38711ed3b88ac8b.pdf)

• September (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_86ad2b9a9c914a6fb59c2966d3f3130c.pdf)
 • November 8  (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_244b6bd57ff843b780febb2cb39065b7.pdf)
 • November 22 (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_6b3cfff6c8df453897381ef43bf4771f.pdf)

2018 NSWERA SMC Meeting Summary Reports
 • March (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_9cddbc6c12a14cd89434de2f13b5a0d9.pdf)
 • April (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_e9af2e4e1ff84e8e8ebfac1562378f80.pdf)
 • June (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_b57ab95c149147e98c4c9fa40c4ced9c.pdf)
 • July (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_7eeb4a6ad3dd4c22b336e9b9e839121a.pdf)
 • August (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_e12689f6381844f9b8a17a41dcadae90.pdf)

• September (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_40905acfcf5c445ab4097b89117fe6e7.pdf)
 • October (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_ceebcba94db4437ebee822262a5652c8.pdf)
 •  December (https://8b39c67f-1bdc-4fdb-95f3-90bff7acc6af.usrfiles.com/ugd/37d882_158f5dc44e874d93a55667c5397871b1.pdf)

Question 15

Track Preservation - Report by Fiona Meller

Accepted Answer

The conservation movement, supported by extremists within the National Parks & Wildlife Service (NPWS), tried to get horse riding banned from all National Parks in NSW in the 1980s and 1990s. The Australian Horse Alliance (AHA) was formed to lobby politicians and bureaucrats and counteract the influence of the extreme greens, with Fiona Meller representing endurance riders on the AHA committee, and taking on the Track Preservation portfolio within NSWERA. 
Fast forward 30 years and the situation is very different. Horse riders generally, and endurance riders in particular, enjoy a cordial relationship with NPWS. Horse riding is recognised as a legitimate way to enjoy national parks, and application procedures for running events in National Parks have been simplified.
The responsibilities of the Track Preservation Porfolio are now: 
 • writing submissions on behalf of horse riders in relation to new Plans of Management for national parks around the state
 • advising and supporting ride committees which need to liaise with their local National Parks office
 • assisting individual riders with questions or issues relating to local trails or parks
Which parks you can ride in, and which trails you can use within those parks, are governed by the individual Plans of Management for each park. You can look these up online at
Park plans of management and statements of management intent | NSW Environment and Heritage(https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/Topics/Parks-reserves-and-protected-areas/Park-management/Park-plans-of-management-and-statements-of-management-intent)
Running an endurance ride on trails within a National Park has recently become easier with the simplified procedures for small scale events of less than 150 participants, and low impact events of 150-400 participants. More information is available at
Events in NSW national parks | NSW Environment and Heritage(https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/topics/parks-reserves-and-protected-areas/commercial-activities-in-parks/events-in-nsw-national-parks)
All riders in parks, whether participating in an endurance ride or riding as an individual, are expected to abide by both the general and horse-specific rules relating to National Parks, including
 • No smoking
 • No littering
 • Stay on formed trails
 • Only take weed-free horse feed into parks
 • Respect temporary trail closures due to extreme weather, maintenance activities or track conditions
The NPWS Horse Riding Policy and Horse Riding Code of Conduct is available at 
Horse riding policy | NSW Environment and Heritage(https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/topics/parks-reserves-and-protected-areas/park-policies/horse-riding)

For more information, contact Fiona at NSWERA.FionaMeller@gmail.com (NSWERA.FionaMeller@gmail.com)

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