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Western Horse Program 2012
The 4-H Horse Program is for youth 3rd-12th grade. Each youth is a member of individual clubs that meet throughout the year. As acounty, youth come together for spring clinics, horse camp, service projects, fundraisers, summer horse shows, horse achievementand more!
The 4-H Horse program is divided into three age groups:
Juniors = 3rd-5th grade Intermediates = 6-8th graders Seniors = 9th-12th graders 2012 Horse Council
President: Melanie Crouch Vice President: Shane Bingham Secretary: Ryan Wanner State Representative: Steffanie Burton County Shows 2012
Participants need to pre-register at the USU Extension Office no later than Friday before the show. The entry fee is $8 if you register in advance, $10 if you register at the show. If you know you are going to go to each show we recommend registering and paying the $24.00 all at once. All age groups will compete on Tuesday Night. Don't forget to study for your tests! See Dress Code Below for Dress Requirements. Two-Hand- 5:00pm
Western Show- 6:00pm 1st Show – June 12th 2nd Show – June 26th
3rd Show – July 17th
Region Show
July 30, 2012 in Weber County State Show
September 6-8, 2012 in Salina What to Study
Show 1
Juniors: Horses and Horsemanship, pgs 1-16, and the Horsemanship Contest Rulebook, pgs 2-10 Intermediates and Seniors: Horses and Horsemanship, pgs 1-16, Horse Science, pgs 1-17 and the Horsemanship Contest Rulebook, pgs 2-10 Two-Handed: Horses and Horsemanship, pgs 1-16, and the Horsemanship Contest Rulebook pgs 2-10and 29-32 Show 2
Juniors: Horses and Horsemanship, pgs 17-34 and the Horsemanship Contest Rulebook, pgs 11-19. Intermediates and Seniors: Horses and Horsemanship, pgs 17-34, Horse Science, pgs 18-36, and the Horsemanship Contest Rulebook, pgs 11-19 Two-Handed: Horses and Horsemanship, pgs 17-34, and the Horsemanship Contest Rulebook, pgs 11-19 and 29-32. Show 3
Juniors: Horses and Horsemanship, pgs 35-54, and the Horsemanship Contest Rulebook, pgs 20-29 Intermediates and Seniors: Horses and Horsemanship, pgs 35-54, Horse Science, pgs 37-59 and the Horsemanship Contest Rulebook, pgs 20-29 Two-Handed: Horses and Horsemanship, pgs 35-54, and the Horsemanship Contest Rulebook pgs 20-32 Study Material
Horse Rule Book Horse and Horsemanship- Available at Extension Office for $5.00 Horse Science- Available at Extension Office for $5.00 For help with studying, youth can use this study aid
Dress Code for Box Elder County Horse Shows Found in Rules and Bylaws
Region & State Dress Codes can be found in Rule Book A. Judged Event-
1. Western Hat or Helmet
a. Helmet is required for all events on Horseback. Western Hat may be worn during the Halter/Showmanship Event.
2. White Shirt
a. Must button or snap down the front
b.Must have collar, cuff, and long sleeve
3. Blue or Black Denim Jeans
a. No Chaps- exception: Junior participants may wear chaps during bareback equitation
4. Western Boots
5. Western Belt
6. 4-H Patch
a. Placed on upper left sleeve
b. If a patch is not worn, it is a drop in ribbon
B. Speed Events-same as above except:
1. T-shirt or short or long sleeve western shirt allowed in place of white shirt
2. Helmet Required
Dates: June 1-2
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