4-H Horse News, Notes, and Events

Program Contact: Randy Williams, Lincoln-Adams 4-H Program Coordinator
(509) 725-4171  • randy.williams@wsu.edu

Program Contact: Karen Robertson, Lincoln-Adams WSU Extension Program Assistant
(509) 659-3209  • robertk@wsu.edu

 Events           Horse Project Forms & Resources   

Reminder: Every 4-H household with a member that competes in 4-H horse events, or a leader who assists competitive youth members, should have a current copy of the:
The PNW 4-H Horse Contest Guide – Date on bottom of front cover should say “Effective October 1, 2015.”

Lincoln-Adams 4-H Horse ID Forms are required for Horse Project Members who own/lease an equine for project use. DUE NOW, when members enroll!! Changes, new horses can be added up to the Final deadline on April 1st.

After April 1st., requests for changes (replacement of project horse, especially if member has only 1 horse) due to loss, unsoundness, or safety issues, can be made to the Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Leaders (Lincoln Co.) or the Extension Office (Adams Co.)  If approved, horses may be shown but may not be eligible for premium points or ribbon placings.

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Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program Meeting
Next Meeting: March 4, 2019
6 PM
WSU Extension Office
303 6th St., Davenport, WA  99122

ALL WELCOME! (Including Adams Co. ! )  Ideally, there should be at least one representative from each club and Family 4-H Group that enrolls 4-H horse project members attend our meetings to ensure that every club/family group has input into what we can do to help this program thrive.

For more information, please contact Robin Nachtigal

Thank you,
Robin
Robin Nachtigal   Email
Lincoln County 4-H Horse Council Facilitator

Lincoln Co 4-H Horse Program Minutes-6-18-18 Draft 
Lincoln Co 4-H Horse Program Minutes -5-23-18 Draft

Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program Minutes -2-21-18- Draft 
Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program  Minutes -10-2-17
Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program Minutes -DRAFT – 8-14-17
Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program Minutes – DRAFT-5-15-17
Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program Minutes – 4-17-17
Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program Minutes -Draft – 3-6-17
Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program – Minutes – 2-6-17

Final approved minutes for May 2016  – through November 2016 not provided

Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program Minutes – DRAFT -4-18-16
Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program Minutes -3-28-16
Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program Minutes-11-2-15
Lincoln Co 4-H Horse Program Minutes – 8-31-15
Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program Minutes – 8-10-15
Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program Minutes-7-6-15
Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program Minutes -03/02/15
Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program Minutes – 02/2/15
Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Program Minutes – 01/5/15

4-H Horse Events & Activities

Lincoln Adams Area 4-H Horse Events

Final 4-H Horse Project Enrollment Deadline – April 1st

Summer Sizzler 4-H Horse Show

Lincoln Co. Fairgrounds, Davenport, WA
Tentative Date: July 27, 2019
For ALL 4-H Horse Members!

PLEASE indicate your interest by March 1, 2019
to Robin Nachtigal!   Email 
Yes – interested,  Maybe interested, NO will not attend.
Currently the ONLY qualifying show for Lincoln and Adams Co.  Intermediate and Senior 4-H Members who would like to compete at the WA State 4-H Fair in Puyallup in September. More information on the Summer Sizzler Horse Show Page

 

Spokane County 4-H Horse Events

 

Spokane County 4-H Calendar of Events 

Spokane County Horse Program

Neighboring counties welcome.

Reminder: Lincoln &  Adams Co. 4-H Horsemanship Project members planning to take a horse to a Spokane Co. (and other county) 4-H events, must have a current Lincoln-Adams 4-H Horse ID form on file at the Ritzville WSU Extension Office.

4-H Beginning Horsemanship Day
Saturday, February 23rd 2019 9am-5pm
Busy Bee Ranch 14910 W. Craig, Spokane, WA

The Beginning Horsemanship Day will be filled with hands-on learning, equine information and FUN filled day for all ages. This event is dedicated to enrolled 4-H youth members that are beginner/novice riders and parents new to horses or horse kids. Are you in 4-H? The 4-H enrollment process is simple please contact the WSU-Extension Office 477-2160 for more details.

Topics covered:

– Groundwork and Showmanship skills
– Equine Farrier: Knowing your horses feet.
– Horse Nutrition
– Basic Riding and Helmet Fitting
– Grooming & Parts of a Horse
– Tack and Tacking Up
– Equine Veterinary Science: Equine Health 101

Boots and helmets are required. Horses will be provided for ground work and demonstration- riding will occur. Lunch is NOT provided. Parents are welcome and strongly encouraged to attend. No drop-offs allowed. Please leaving younger siblings (under 8 years old) and all pets at home.

This is also a great opportunity for teen 4-H members to apply their leadership skills, mastery and share their passion to other 4-H members(12-19 years). The 4-H Staff encourages every club to register at least 2 of their teen 4-Her’s to this event.

Entry Deadline Feb. 17th

***Must age 8 years old as of October 1, 2017 to participate***

Registration is open at 8:00 – 8:30am. Late entries will be accepted.

Entry Form or Register Online

Any questions please contact Kate McCloskey 4-H Program Coordinator kmccloskey@spokanecounty.org

 

Stevens Co. 4-H Horse Events

Stevens Co. 4-H encourages participation from other counties in order to have enough entries for events to be cost and time effective! Support Stevens County activities with your attendance and they will encourage their youth to attend future Lincoln-Adams County 4-H horse events to increase participation here to viable levels!

Information on Stevens Co. 4-H Events:
Shannon Rowley
WSU Stevens County Extension
4-H and Food $ense Program
986 S. Main Ste. D, Colville, WA  99114
509.684.2588   sgordon@wsu.edu

WA State Fair

4-H Events are held annually at the WA State Fair in Puyallup WA the first 3 weeks of September!

There are OTHER horse related activities at State Fair such as Horse Judging Contest, Groom Squad Contest, and National Equine Presentations (for senior 4-H members.) If interested, contact Karen at the Extension Office at 509-659-3209.
Also visit the State Fair Page.

Other State 4-H Horse Events

There are also other WA State level opportunities for individual and state competition such as Horse Bowl and Hippology. These are held at different locations each year – usually in April or May. Contact the Extension Office or visit: extension.wsu.edu/4h/projects/stem/horse/horse-project-events/

Extension. Reference to commercial services, non-4-H activities, products or trade names is made with the understanding that no discrimination is intended and no endorsement by WSU Extension or 4-H is implied.

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Resources

There are 3 official Horse Projects

• Equine Science
• Horseless Horse
• Horsemanship

Members must be 8 years old (as of Oct. 1 of current 4-H year) or older to enroll in “Equine Science” and/or “Horsemanship” projects. Members 5 to 18 years old may enroll in the “Horseless Horse” project.
See pages 13-14 of WA 4-H Publications & Projects Catalog for details.

4-H Horse Curriculum

The recommended set of National 4-H Horse curriculum was revised! Complete Curriculum set: http://www.4-hmall.org/Catalog/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductId=01518BB

Each 4-H Horse household should consider ordering a set! If you have a set or the National 4-H Horse Curriculum with tan covers – then you have the old version. If you ordered recently – and your covers are blue, then you have the latest!

There is also a “Bundled” set that includes a Horse Bingo game!  This set might be a good option for a “club owned set”!

http://www.4-hmall.org/Catalog/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductId=01518BB

NEW Resource!

Order or free download (large file.) If you can’t download contact Karen at the Extension Office. Will provide one copy to each Lincoln or Adams Co. club with horse project members by request.

Lincoln-Adams 4-H Horse ID Forms

REMINDER: CURRENT HORSE ID FORMS MUST BE ON FILE
Click HERE for more information on Lincoln-Adams 4-H Horse ID Forms

• WA State 4-H Horse Project Events & Resources
• The PNW 4-H Horse Contest Guide – Every 4-H Horse household should have a current copy! Date on bottom of front cover should say “Effective October 1, 2015.”
• 4-H Horse Project Book
• Central WA Ag Team – Horse Resources
• Equine Feedlease Agreement PDF
• Fair Horse Supplies Check List  PDF    Word
• Horse Health News & Notes
• Horse Publication from Purdue University
• Oregon State 4-H Dressage Manual
• Oregon 4-H Ranch Horse Manual
• WA State 4-H Policy  REVISED 1/3/19
• LIncoln-Adams 4-H Horse ID Form -FY-2019
• Lincoln County 4-H Horse Program Policy
• Lincoln Co. 4-H Horse Leaders Bylaws
• Lincoln Co 4-H Horse Leaders – Constitution
• 4-H Mall Horse Project Series
  Giddy Up & Go, Head, Heart & Hooves, Stable Relationships, Riding the Range, Jumping to New Heights, Horse Helper’s Guide. (Note titles are “creative” – subject matter covers ALL areas of horsemanship.)
• Understanding the Horse Trailer Rig
• WA 4-H Equine Project Resources
• WA State 4-H Publications and Projects Catalog
• West Nile Prevention
  More information on WNV
• WSU Ext. Horse Publications
• 4-H Driving Manual
  Lincoln-Adams Leaders of youth with an interest in harness/driving can contact Karen at the Extension Office for a copy if you are unable to download. This manual replaces EM4881 Harness Driving Manual & Rules for WA State.

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Extension programs and policies are consistent with federal and state laws and regulations on nondiscrimination regarding race; sex/gender; sexual orientation; gender identity/expression; religion; age; color; creed; national or ethnic origin; physical, mental, or sensory disability, including disability requiring the use of a trained service animal; marital status, genetic information, and/or status as an honorably discharged veteran or member of the military. Report concerns to oeo.wsu.edu, 509-335-8288, or your local Extension office. Requests for special accommodations at Lincoln-Adams Extension Events can be made at least two weeks in advance by calling 509-659-3209 or 509-725-4171.