LEADING REIN Sponsor: Nicole Touzel Prizes: 1: Ribbon First; 2: Ribbon Second; 3: Ribbon Third

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1 COHUNA A. P. & H. SOCIETY INC. PO box 155 COHUNA Vic 3568 Schedules can be mailed out on request from the Show address above Cohuna A. P & H Society Inc. Horse Schedule 104 th Annual Show March 18 th, 2017 VASL & EV Affiliated Horse enquiries: Sally Mitchell, Sallymit@iinet.net.au Cohuna A.P & H. Society Inc. PO Box 155, Cohuna Vic 3568 Cohunashow@gmail.com (Schedules can be ed on request from s above) ALL HORSE EVENTS SATURDAY, 18 TH MARCH, 2017, 9.00AM START RINGS 1-6 per class Ribbons to 3 rd Place PRIZE MONEY Champion $10.00 $5.00 Supreme Pony, Galloway and Hack Grand Champion Ridden Show Horse and Ridden Show Hunter. SHOWGROUND ADMISSION Friday night and Saturday Adults $10.00 Pensioners & Students over 16 $4.00 Members Ticket (Family) $20 Members Ticket (Single) $10 Children 5 to 16 $2.00 Car (inc members car) $1.00 Privileges of Members: The payment to the Secretary of Annual Subscription constitutes membership with the Society. Members are entitled to free admission to the ground for Member and partner and members of the family up to 16 of age, or admit Single Members if Single Membership is paid, and the power to attend and vote at the Annual Meeting. Please join and help support the Society and assist the district. HORSE REGULATIONS The Cohuna Show Society supports EFA random drug testing and exhibitors are advised that drug testing may occur at this year's Show The Cohuna Show Society wishes to advise that leather boots and hard hats must be worn at all times when mounted. All competitors must sign the insurance book before purchasing entry tickets. The Judges decisions will be final. ALL HORSE MUST BE MEASURED and measuring ticket presented to the Ring Steward on request. Current Melbourne Show or E.F.A. Measuring certificates will be accepted. Protests must be put in writing and presented to the Protest Committee no later than 4pm Saturday 19th March with a $50 lodgement. Stallions must be suitably bitted and in the of an adult for showing - not to be handled or ridden in 1 open horse classes. All competitors staying overnight at the Show Grounds must hold a Members ticket. Limited stabling is available for stallions Any competitor using these must be prepared to make way for stallions. Cost of stable is $5 per night per horse. Straw is available. Book with the Secretary. All Competitors must have a copy of all registration papers and a copy of all memberships. Money to be paid with entries. Membership card will be sent back before the show. Tickets are to be picked up at the Show office on the day. Each horse or Pony to have an entry form. Each rider to have only one entry form. Children under 18 of age must have a copy of birth certificate. Section T1: HORSES RING 1 LEADING REIN Sponsor: Nicole Touzel T1-1 Leading Rein-Pony under 12 hh rider to be aged 4 and under 8 yrs Junior Riding

2 T1-2 Boy or girl rider under 8 year T1-3 Boy or Girl Rider 8 Years and under 10 T1-4 Boy or Girl Rider 10 Years and under 12 Rider under 12 Years Ponies over 12.2 Hands T1-5 Pony of 13.2 Hands, not exc. 14 T1-6 Pony of 13 Hands, not exc 13.2 T1-7 Pony over 12.2, not exc. 13 Champions &, Pony over 12.2 Hands Sash; 2: Reserve Champion Sash HACKS T1-8 Ladies Hack over 15 Hands - to be ridden by a lady 18 and over T1-9 Hack over 15 Hands, not exc T1-10 Hack over 15.2 Hands, not exc. 16 T1-11 Hack over 16 Hands, not exc Hack First plus $10.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $5.00 GALLOWAYS T1-12 er 14, not ec T1-13 over 14.2, not ec. 15 Champion &, Galloway Sash; 2: Reserve Champion Sash T1-14 Equestrienne, smartest on parade, 18 and over. Sponsor: Embleton & Associates Prizes: 1: Trophy; 2: ; 3: Judged immediately after Lunch T1-15 Pony 12 Hands, not exc Hands T1-16 Pony 10.2 Hands, not exc. 12 Hands T1-17 Pony 10.2 Hands, or under CHAMPION AND Pony not exceeding 12.2 Hands SHOW HUNTERS T1-18 Ridden Show Hunter not exceeding 11 2 Hands First; 2: Ribbon Second T1-19 Ridden Show Hunter over 11 Hands not exc Hands T1-20 Ridden Show Hunter over 14 Hands not exc Hands T1-21 Ridden Show Hunter over 14.2 Hands not exc. 15 Hands T1-22 Ladies Show Hunter Hack over 15 hh - to be ridden by a lady, 18 or over T1-23 Ridden Show Hunter Hack over 15 hh not exc. 16hh T1-24 Ridden Show Hunter Hack over 16hh Show Hunter Pony under 12.2hh Show Hunter Galloway Show Hunter Hack Pair of Riders

3 T1-25 Pair of Riders of any age. First, Ribbon Second, Ribbon Show Pony over 12.2hh T1-26 Show Hunter Pony 12.2 and not exceeding 13 First, Ribbon Second, Ribbon T1-27 Show Hunter Pony 13hh and not exceeding 13.2 First, Ribbon Second, Ribbon T1-28 Show Hunter Pony 13.2hh and not exceeding 14 First, Ribbon Second, Ribbon, Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 Section T2: HORSES RING 2 First 2: Ribbon Second 3: Ribbon Entry Fee: $0.00, On the Day: $4.00 Smartest on Parade, Girl or Boy 8 under 12 T2-1 Smartest on Parade. Girl or Boy 8 under 12 Sponsor: Champion Browbands. T2-2 Smartest on Parade. Girl or Boy 12 and under 18 Intermediate Riding T2-3 Girl or Boy rider 12 and under 14 T2-4 Girl or Boy rider 14 and under 16 T2-5 Girl or Boy rider 16 and under 18 Galloway Rider 12 and under 18 GALLOWAYS Sponsor: Judy Dalgleish T2-6 Galloway over 14, not exc T2-7 Galloway over 14.2, not exc. 15 Galloway 3 SHOW HUNTER PONY Under 12.2 T2-8 Ridden Show Hunter not exceeding 11 T2-9 Ridden Show Hunter over 11, not exc. 12 T2-10 Ridden Show Hunter over 12, not exc. 12,2 T2-11 Ridden Show Hunter over 12.2 not exceeding 13 T2-12 Ridden Show Hunter over 13 not exceeding 13.2 T2-13 Ridden Show Hunter over 13.2 not exceeding 14 CHAMPION AND Ridden Show Hunter Pony over 12.2hh Sponsor: Mitch Fox Farrier Service, Shepparton Senior Riding T2-14 Lady Rider over 18 & under 21 T2-15 Lady Rider 21 and over T2-16 Gentleman Rider 21 and over J.P.

4 ALENTORN MEMORIAL TROPHY Sash, Trophy plus $10.00; 2: Reserve Champion Sash plus $5.00 Ponies under 12.2 T2-17 Pony over 12 Hands, not exc T2-18 Pony over 10 Hands, not exc. 12 T2-19 Pony 10.2 Hands and under Saddle Pony not exceeding 12.2 Hands Sponsor: Kristy Thompson, Echuca Sash; 2: Reserve Champion Sash HACKS T2-20 Hack over 15, not exceeding 15.2 T2-21 Hack over 15.2, not exceeding 16 T2-22 Hack over 16, not exceeding 16.2 T2-23 Hack over 16.2 Hack Sponsor: Petrie Equine Construction, Tatura T2-24 Intermediate saddle pony over 12.2, not exceeding 14 T2-25 Saddle pony over 13.2, not exceeding 14 T2-26 Saddle pony over 13, not exceeding 13.2 T2-27 Saddle pony over 12.2, not exceeding 13 Saddle Pony over 12.2 T2-28 Good Hands Riding Competition for Boys 12 & Under 15 T2-29 Good Hands Riding Competition for Girls 12 & Under 15 Competitors in the Good Hands Riding Competition must use ordinary snaffle bridles. Show Hunter Galloways Entry Fee: $0.00 T2-30 er 14 and not exceeding 14.2 T2-31 er 14.2and not exceeding 15, Hunter Galloway Sponsor: Cath Bradley, Tatura 4 Show Hunter Hacks Entry Fee: $0.00 T2-32 Ridden Show Hunter Hack 15 and not exceeding 15.2 T2-33 Ridden Show Hunter Hack 15.2 and not exceeding 16 T2-34 Ridden Show Hunter Hack 16 and not exceeding 16.2 T2-35 Ridden Show Hunter Hack 16.2 and over Ridden Show Hunter Hack Section T3: RING 3 First 2: Ribbon Second 3: Ribbon HACKS T3-1 Off the Track Series Qualifier First, Sash First, Racing Victoria Prize Pack plus $50.00; 2: Ribbon Second; 3: Ribbon Open to all thoroughbreds unraced or raced 4 and over, over

5 14.2 who are registered with RISA. Registration may be checked. Winner to receive $50 cash, sash, card and Racing Victoria Prize Pack. T3-2 Novice Hack over 15 hh T3-3 Hack over 15 hh, not exc hh T3-4 Hack over 15.2 hh, not exc. 16 hh T3-5 Hack over 16 hh, not exc hh T3-6 Hack over 16.2 hh Hack over 15 hh Sponsor: Marzel Park, Shepparton To be ridden by a child under the age of 18 Child's Horse To Be ridden by a child under the age of 18 T3-7 Child's Pony 12.2hh and under T3-8 Child's Pony over 12.2hh T3-9 Child's Galloway over 14hh and not exceeding 15hh T3-10 Child's Hack over 15hh Child's Horse Sponsor: The McMaster Family, Locksley Sash; 2: Reserve Champion Sash Galloways T3-11 Galloway over 14, not exc T3-12 Galloway over 14.2, not exc. 15 Galloway Sponsor: Bev Richards, Geelong Show Hunters T3-13 Ridden Lightweight Show Hunter not exc T3-14 Ridden Heavyweight Show Hunter not exc T3-15 Ridden Show Hunter Pony not exceeding 11 T3-16 Ridden Show Hunter over 11, not exceeding 12 T3-17 Ridden Show Hunter over 12, not exceeding 12.2 Ridden Show Hunter Pony Sponsor: Blue Pacific Fish & Chips, Echuca Ponies under Hands T3-18 Ridden Lightweight Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 T3-19 Ridden Heavyweight Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 T3-20 Ridden Show Hunter Pony over 12.2 and not exceeding 13 T3-21 Ridden Show Hunter Pony over 13, not exc T3-22 Ridden Show Hunter Pony over 13.2, not exc. 14 Ridden Show Hunter Pony not exceeding 12.2 Hands Sponsor: Cartner Family Ponies over 12.2 T3-21 Novice Pony over 12.2, not exc. 14 T3-22 Pony over 13.2, not exc. 14 T3-23 Pony over 13, not exc T3-24 Pony over 12, not exc. 13 Pony over 12.2 Hands

6 Show Hunter Galloways T3-23 Ridden Light Weight Show Hunter Galloway T3-24 Ridden Heavy Weight Show Hunter Galloway T3-25 Ridden Show Hunter Galloway over 14 and not exceeding 14.2hh T3-26 Ridden Show Hunter Galloway over 14.2 and not exceeding 15hh Show Hunter Hacks T3-27 Ridden Light Weight Show Hunter Hack T3-28 Ridden Heavy Weight Show Hunter Hack T3-29 Ridden Show Hunter Hack 15 and not exceeding 15.2 T3-30 Ridden Show Hunter Hack 15.2 and not exceeding 16 T3-31 Ridden Show Hunter Hack 16 and not exceeding 16.2 T3-32 Ridden Show Hunter Hack 16.2 and over Ridden Show Hunter Hack Ponies under 12.2 T3-33 Novice Pony 12.2 or under T3-34 Pony 12 not exceeding 12.2 T3-35 Pony 10.2 not exceeding 12 T3-36 Pony 10.2 or under Ponies over 12.2 T3-37 Novice Pony over 12.2 not exceeding 14 T3-38 Pony over 13.2 not exceeding 14 T3-39 Pony over 13. not exceeding 13.2 T3.40 Pony over 13.2 not exceeding 14 CHAMPION AND Pony over 12.2 Hands Sponsor: Marzel Park, Shepparton SUPREME CHAMPIONS Sponsor: Harlequin Equestrian and Photography, Ann Leviston, Moama Show Horse individual Supreme Champions will be judged from each of the champions from rings 1, 2 and 3 and then Supreme Champions will compete for Show Horse Grand Champion of the Show. Show Hunter Grand Champion to be judged from the individual saddle Champions. Supreme Pony 12.2 Hands and under., A. Lee Memorial Trophy Prizes: 1: The A, Lee Memorial Trophy Supreme Pony over Hands, The Scheir Memorial Trophy Prizes: 1: The Scheir Memorial Trophy Supreme Galloway, The Top Hand Memorial Trophy Prizes: 1: Trophy Supreme Hack, The Mr E Bond Memorial Trophy Prizes: 1: The Eric Bond Memorial Trophy Grand Champion Show Horse Saddle Exhibit, The Beverley Bott Memorial Trophy Sponsor: Gonn Pastoral of Murrabit Prizes: 1: The Beverley Bott Memorial Trophy Supreme Ridden Show Hunter Sponsor: Echuca Bearings Prizes: 1: Trophy Section T4: HORSES RING 4 First 2: Ribbon Second 3: Ribbon All horses entered in breed classes must be registered and registration papers may be inspected. Australian Saddle Pony T4-1 Led Male ASP T4-2 Led Female ASP

7 Led Australian Saddle Pony Riding Ponies T4-3 Led Male RP not exc. 14.2hh T4-4 Led Female RP not exc. 14.2hh Led Australian Saddle Pony Australian Ponies Must be registered or foal recorded in the Australian Section of the A.P.S.B T4-5 Led Male T4-6 Led Female Australian Pony WELSH MOUNTAIN, WELSH & COBS Sponsor: Warrenwood Stud, Tongala T4-7 Led Male T4-8 Led Female Welsh Mountain, Welsh or Cob Palominos T4-9 Led Male T4-10 Led Female Palomino Thoroughbred T4-11 Led Male T4-12 Led Female Thoroughbred Arabs and Arabian Derivatives T4-13 Led Male T4-14 Led Female Arab & Arabian Derivatives Buckskins T4-15 Led Male T4-16 Led Female Buckskin 7 Warmbloods T4-17 Led Male T4-18 Led Female Warmblood Pintos T4-19 Led Male T4-20 Led Female Pinto Shetlands T4-21 Led Shetland Stallion 4 or over T4-22 Led Shetland Colt 3 Years or Under T4-23 Led Shetland Gelding T4-24 Led Shetland Mare 4 or over T4-25 Led Shetland Filly 3 or under T4-26 Ridden Male Shetland Entry Fee: $0.00 T4-27 Ridden Female Shetland Shetland Miniature Ponies

8 87cm (34'') & under- must be registered with a Miniature Pony Society T4-28 Led Colt or Stallion T4-29 Led Filly or Mare T4-30 Led Gelding, any age Miniature Pony Any Other Breeds T4-31 Led Male T4-32 Led Female Any other Breed Ridden Breeds T4-33 Ridden A.S.P T4-34 Ridden Riding Pony T4-35 Ridden A.P.S.B Or part A.P.S.B. T4-36 Ridden Welsh T4-37 Ridden Palomino T4-38 Ridden Thoroughbred T4-39 Ridden Arab or Arabian Derivative T4-40 Ridden Buckskin T4-41 Ridden Pinto T4-42 Ridden Warmblood T4-43 Ridden any other breed Ridden Breed Exhibit Section T5: HORSES RING 5 PONY CLUB First 2: Ribbon Second 3: Ribbon 4: Ribbon Fourth Entry Fee: $2.00 Pony Club Events starting time: 10.00am Entry Fee: $2.00 Northern Zone P.C.A.V. rules apply. Riders to be in Pony Club uniform and membership cards to be presented. Committee reserves the right to alter events on the day. Stewards: Pony Club personnel Enquiries: Rob Shanahan (03) or Andrea Otto HORSES RING 6 T601 T602 T603 Best Presented Rider 12 and under First; 2: Ribbon Second; 3: Ribbon Best Presented Rider 13 and over First, Ribbon First; 2: Ribbon Second, Ribbon Second; 3: Ribbon ; 4: Ribbon Fourth Novice Pony Club Ride T604 Pony Club Rider 12 and under T605 Pony Club Rider 13 and over CHAMPION AND PONY CLUB RIDER 8 Sash; 2: Reserve Champion Sash Ridden Pony Club Events T606 T607 T608 T609 T610 T611 Ridden Pony Club Mount under 14hh Ridden Pony Club Mount 14hh and over Pony Club Pleasure Mount under 14hh Pony Club Pleasure Mount 14hh and over Pair of Riders First, Ribbon First; 2: Ribbon Second, Ribbon Second Bareback Rider, Pony Club Mount (c.1-9) Cohuna Pony Club Hi Point Challenge for events 1 to 18, 1st 3 pts, 2nd 2 pts, 3rd 1 pt. In the event of a tie, the winner will be worked out on a count back system. Section T6: RING 6 SHOW JUMPING First 2: Ribbon Second 3: Ribbon 4: Ribbon Fourth Entry Fee: $10.00 Prize money all classes and sections. Total prize money per class/section $50. 1st $25, 2nd $15, 3rd $10. Starting time: 10.am ENTRY FEE $10 per class. Ribbons to 4th place.

9 All events consist of : A - open to senior riders 18 & older and B - open to junior riders under 18 classes, to be run in conjunction but with separate prizes. Show Jumping First plus $25.00; 2: Ribbon Second plus $15.00; 3: Ribbon plus $10.00; 4: Ribbon Fourth T701 Unofficial 35-55cm class, (AM5) First; 2: Ribbon Second; 3: Ribbon ; 4: Ribbon Fourth T701a Cohuna Pony Club Senior Jumping Contest T701b Cohuna Pony Club Senior Jumping Contest Sponsor: Mick & Lara English Master T702 Builder Open Height class 60cm (AM5) T702a Archard Laser & Hydraulics Jumping Contest Sponsor: Archard Laser & Hydraulics T702b Trakehners Junior Jumping Contest Sponsor: Oritah Park T703 Open Height class 75cm (two phase) T703a Border Veterinary Clinic Jumping Contest Sponsor: Border Vet Clinic T703b Cohuna Pony Club Junior jumping contest Sponsor: Cohuna Pony Club T704 Open Height Class 80cm AM5) T704a MVP Feeds Senior jumping contest Sponsor: MVP Feeds T704b Border Veterinary Clinic Cohuna Junior Jumping contest Sponsor: Border Veterinary Clinic T705 Cohuna Open height class 90cm (AM5) T705a Caltex Cohuna Senior Jumping Contest Sponsor: Caltex Cohuna T705b Rob Shanahan Junior Jumping contest Sponsor: Robert Shanahan T706 Open Height class cm (two phase) T706a Archards Laser & Hydraulics Senior Jumping Contest Sponsor: Archard Laser & Hydraulics T706b MVP Feeds Junior Jumping contest Sponsor: MVP Feeds Senior Competitor Sponsor: Cohuna Sports Store Ribbon Junior Section Sponsor: Cohuna Sports Store Ribbon GENERAL REGULATIONS 1. All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the 9 exhibitor. 2. All entries must be made in writing or printed form, which may be had on application to the Secretary. 3. Every exhibitor shall place his exhibit where directed by the Stewards or Secretary otherwise exhibits will not be judged. 4. The same exhibit cannot compete in more than one section except for Champion Prizes. Or as are such cases as are specified in the schedule. See rule No exhibitor will be allowed in that section of the yard or ring (except by permission of the Council) in which his exhibit is being judged, and it shall be the duty of the Stewards to prevent any person interfering with the Judge and if necessary order the removal of such offender. 6. No person except those actually in charge of implements or machinery will be permitted to remain in the judging ring during judging under any presence whatsoever. 7. Horses and cattle must be haltered and led, and on no account be removed from their allocated stand without the permission of the Stewards. 8. Any exhibitor refusing to parade his stock when so ordered by the Stewards will incur a fine of $5.00 and may be further

10 disqualified from exhibiting at any of the Societies exhibitions. 9. The judges may award a second prize instead of first and may withhold prizes altogether when they think there is not sufficient merit. Where only two exhibits are entered they may award prizes if they think proper to both exhibits. 10. In the event of two exhibits in any section of the pavilion gaining equal aggregate points after a count back, the Society will provide a second trophy of the same value. 11. Where special prizes are offered in a section the first prize offered will be withdrawn unless otherwise specified. 12. No Judge shall be an exhibitor in the class in which he is a judge. 13. If, in the opinion of the Judges, any livestock is unsound either temporarily or otherwise, the opinion of a Veterinary Surgeon may be obtained before the prize is awarded. 14. The decision of the judge as to the merits of exhibit shall be absolute and final, and without any repeal whatsoever. 15. Protests against awards based on non-compliance with conditions of the prize list or the regulations, will be taken into consideration by the Council if lodged with the Secretary before 8.00pm on the day of the Show together with $50 as guarantee of bona fide protest. 16. Exhibitors, if called upon to do so by the Council must give such information with regard to their exhibits as Council may require or any prize may be withheld. Council also have the right to refuse any entry and also refuse any exhibit entered, the right to compete without giving any reason for same, providing the entrance money is returned. The Council may require an exhibitor to make declaration in regard to any matter arising hereafter. 17. The Society will not be responsible for the exhibits but every care will be taken of same. Exhibits must be removed immediately the Show is over. 18. No exhibitor shall interfere with the exhibits whatsoever during the exhibit is open. Anyone so interfering may be expelled from the exhibition grounds. No exhibit shall be removed before 2.30 on the day of the Show except on the written permission of the Stewards or Secretary. 19. No animals, implements, etc excepting those entered will be allowed on the ground. All vehicles bringing exhibits to the grounds must be removed from the area 10 after discharging their loads, or placed where directed by the Ground Steward. 20. No Person shall have proprietorship for the time being of pens, which have been allotted to the stock entered by such person, and no one will be permitted to put any placard or advertisement on the ground without the consent of the Secretary in writing. 21. The age of horses to date from the 1st of August. 22. Extra stock, implements, etc. not admissible under any of enumerated classes may be exhibited by paying the same entrance fee as in classes to which they are most closely allied. Honorary certificates may be awarded. 23. Any infringements of these regulations may disqualify the exhibitor from taking a prize. Any disputes shall be determined by the Council from whose decision there shall be no appeal whatsoever. 24. The Society invites the exhibition of articles connected with agriculture, horticulture or home craft, other than those enumerated and prizes may be recommended by the Judge for those considered worthy. 25. The Council will not hold itself responsible in cases where wrong class tickets

11 have been given to exhibitors after judging has been commenced, so that all are particularly requested to check their tickets with the Show Schedule prior to the date of the Show. 22. If, in the opinion of Stewards, the conduct of an exhibitor or any person shall be such as to demand such course, they shall have the power to forfeit any or all of the prizes such exhibitor may have won, and any further cause such person or exhibitor and exhibit to be removed from the Show Grounds and with being liable to any action or legal proceedings. 23, The rule as the reception of entries will be strictly enforced and adhered to. 24. The entry ticket must be attached to each lot before entering the gates of the Show Grounds and must not be removed until authorised by the Stewards or Secretary. 25. The right to grant Honorary Certificates is the absolute discretion of the Council. 26. All exhibits must be in the enclosure provided and ready for the Stewards15 minutes before the advertised time of judging and when placed in their must on no account be interfered with. 27. That any exhibits may compete in more sections than one class in a class providing only part of the previous exhibitions. 28. The Committee has the power to alter or amend any section on day of showing. 29. Prize lists and all information may be obtained from the Secretary. 30. An exhibitor going on to Group & State Finals may represent only one Society at Group level and one at State level. An article having won at a show will compete at Group level TBA and the winner going on to compete in the State level at the next Royal Melbourne Show. An article having won at State final is no longer eligible to compete in the competition. Each article must be the bona fide work of the Exhibitor. If for any reason a winner is unable to compete at Group level or State final levels, the second place getter is eligible to compete. A person will not be permitted to win at more than one show within the State in any one Show year. Persons not adhering to this will be required to forfeit/refund prize money. All work must be completed within the last twelve (12) months. SAFETY REGULATIONS FOR EXHIBITORS & COMPETITORS 1. DUTY OF CARE- All competitors have a 'Duty of Care' to avoid exposing themselves or other 11 people to unsafe situations that could lead to injury. The 'Duty of Care' extends to the prevention of damage to property. 2. DIRECTION OF COHUNA AGRICULTURAL, PASTORAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY INC. - Competitors must comply with any reasonable request of Cohuna Show representatives. 3. EMERGENCY INFORMATION - Emergency information and maps showing Emergency Assembly Points are located in the various animal pavilions and buildings. Competitors should be familiar with these plans. 4. EMERGENCY FACILITIES- Fire fighting or other emergency equipment must not be removed or used for any other purpose. Missing or unserviceable equipment should be reported to the Show Office immediately. SAFETY REGULATIONS 5. HAZARD & INCIDENT REPORTING- Competitors must notify the Area/ Pavilion Supervisor or Show Office immediately if any hazards are detected or incident occur. Hazards or incidents are any situation that could result in or has resulted in (a) The injury, illness or death of any person (b) The injury, illness or death of

12 any animal (c) The damage, destruction or loss of property. (d) Fire (e) Other 6. WASTE DISPOSAL - All waste including liquids, must be disposed of responsibly. Storm drains must not be used for disposal of waste. 7. HOUSEKEEPING - All areas must be kept in clean and tidy order with clearly defined and available access and exit routes at all times. Build up of combustible waste must be avoided. 8. SLIPS, TRIPS & FALLS - Care must be taken to minimize trip hazards and obstacles that people may walk into. Avoid laying unprotected cables or pipes on or above paths, walkways or roads. order. (c) All electrical leads and temporary electrical equipment should be tagged and tested. (d) The use of double adaptors is strictly prohibited. Power boards must be fitted with current overload protection. (e) Radiant electric or gas heaters are prohibited. (f) Light sockets must not be used for any other purpose than for lighting. (g) No naked flame permitted. 9. SMOKING - Smoking is not permitted inside buildings, within 10 meters of a building entrance, around combustibles, during public performances or while handling hazardous materials. 10. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT - (a) Competitors should supply their own Residual Circuit Devices (RCD) ' Safety Switch' for installation at each power outlet they use. (b) Extension wires must be earthed and all electrical appliances must be earthed or double insulated. Appliances must be in sound working 12