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We are excited about the Horse program in our county. The horse project allows youth the oppourtunity to learn about responsibility, animal care, team work, training and teaching skills, nutrition, communication and so much more! 4-H is all bout raising kids, not horses

In our 4-H Horse Program we encourage participation in a wide range of activities.  Along with our shows(which are covered below) we suggest participation in Public Speaking Demonstrations, Portfolios (record books), service projects, and fun.  
 

Horse Shows

We host four point counting horse shows throughout the year. Starting our first show in May and having one each month for three conscuitive months. At each show, participants will take a written test and participate in all western events.

Pleasure Events
     (Halter, Western Horsemanship, Western Reining)
Each rider is given one of the following ribbons under the discretion of the judge:

- Blue, Red, White, Orange (DQ)
Note: The judge is not required to give a % of any of one or another ribbon type.
 
Speed Events
    (Barrels, Poles, Flag Race)

Riders are ranked by time. They are then broken up into three main groups following the natural break (loosely 25%, 50%, 25%).

 

Test

Individuals are ranked by score. All ties are broken by first to get a incorrect answer, placing lowest in tie. They are then broken into three main groups following the natural breaks.

 

4-h contestant rule book
utah state horse 4-h
utah 4-h rank advancement
utah horse council
working ranch horse
Garfield Co. Horse Council
2009 show dates
2009 show summaries
county designed club meeting outline