Ada County Horse 4-H
4-H horse projects are developed to teach youth principals of equine science. In their project youth can learn up to date industry standards of sound breeding, feeding, management practices and practice correct and safe riding/handling techniques. Youth will not only gain knowledge of their horses and how to care for them, but develop public speaking skills, decision making skills, integrity, sportsmanship, and leadership through participating in club activities, giving demonstrations and exhibiting their projects.For more information about the Ada County Extension horse programs, please contact Brian Luckey.
4-H Horse Forms
- Ada County Horse Waiver/Permission
- English Permission Form
- Horse Declaration Form
- Hardship Form
- Horse Rule Book
- Show Waiver
- Stall Request
- High Point Election Form
- Horse Interview Evaluation Guide
- Horsemanship Award
Awards
Contests
Study Packets
- Anatomy
- Behavior
- Breeds
- Colors
- Conformation
- Digestive System
- Disease
- Equine Activities
- External Parasites
- Feed Nutrients
- Feeds
- Foot Care
- Gaits
- General Equitation
- Genetics
- Grooming
- Health
- History
- Horse Judging
- Internal Parasites
- Jumping
- Miscellaneous
- Packing
- Reproduction
- Safety
- Stable Management
- Tack
- Teeth
- Trailering
- Training
- Unsoundness/Lameness
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