Opportunities for 4-H clubs, activity highlights, program updates, and volunteer needs
4-H Club Spotlight
“The Naches Valley 4-H Club has had a very busy summer. In June we volunteered our time and labor to build the new sheep and goat stalls at the West Valley Fairgrounds. They were a great addition to the fair this year.
At the West Valley Fair we had 40 members from our club showing everything from poultry and rabbits to steers, pigs, goats and sheep. We also had about 30 of our club members enter items in the Blue Barn.”
– Naches Valley 4-H Club Reporter, Wyatt B.
You’ve Goat to be Kidding!
We’re not kidding! Members of the community are reaching out to see if any of our local 4-H youth members would be interested in registered Sable Saanen doelings for sale. These could make for great show goats! They were both born April 26, 2025 and are hoping to have a new home by September.
If you are interested or would like more information, please contact the goat owner, Robin Scott at 509-968-8788.
*Please note, this is being sent out for your information. Yakima County 4-H does not endorse any firms, products, services or sellers.*
Yakima County 4-H NEW Official Record Book Score Sheet!
Reference the latest copy of the record book guidelines and requirements covering all the fairs with Yakima 4-H Exhibitors. Making it easier for youth members to complete the record book and for our volunteers to judge them, as this revamped version will be used for ALL of our fairs with Yakima 4-H Exhibitors!
Opportunities for volunteers, activity highlights and volunteer needs
Updated Safety Policy Training for Volunteers â Deadline was June 1st, 2025
We want to inform about updated safety policy (WSU Protection and Safety of Minors), which is now being implemented across all WSU programs, including Washington 4-H. Since it was written primarily for WSU campus employees, some parts may feel less relevant to 4-H, so we created a 15-minute training to guide you through what matters! All 4-H Volunteers in Washington were asked to complete the training by June 1st, 2025. The online training linked below is the quickest training option and doesnât require any logins. If you would rather complete this training in-person or via Zoom with local staff please reach out to Autumn Britt, our local Program Manager, at Autumn.Britt@wsu.edu or 509-588-7817 (work cell, text/call).
Conduct Requirements for Staff and Certified Volunteers
Adequate Supervision of Youth
Specific Requirements for Transportation Involving Youth
Specific Requirements for Overnight Activities Involving Youth
Disability Accommodations
Youth Program Registration
Reporting Requirements
The whole policy document can be found on the WSU policies website. We appreciate your time and dedication to keeping 4-H a safe, welcoming space for youth. If you have any questions, reach out to your local 4-H office.
Mandatory Volunteer Meeting with Yakima County Council â October 27th
Save the Date for the next Yakima County Council Meeting on October 27th. This will be a mandatory meeting for all 4-H leaders and volunteers, and as always youth members and families are invited to attend as well. Your input is greatly needed to make decisions on up coming events. Please consider joining us on October 27th at 6:30 pm in the Yakima County Resource Center â Large Conference Room, 2403 S. 18th Street Suite 100, Union Gap, WA.
Yakima County Council Documents Available on Google Drive
In efforts to keep our 4-H community actively involved with decision making process, the Yakima County Council Board members and Extension OfïŹce have teamed up in making our documents transparent to all through Google Drive. All meeting agenda, minutes & budgets can be found accessed by the public at all times through Google Drive. If you have anything that you would like to add to the next meeting agenda you may contact the 4-H Program Manager, Autumn at Autumn.Britt@wsu.edu or 509-574-1578.
Nominate Outstanding Volunteers for State Awards
Itâs that time of year again! Washington State Volunteer! Letâs work together to nominate those volunteers for our state awards that have given so much the past year. Get started on your nomination forms soon as all nominations are due by August 15th!
For more information on all the State 4-H Awards offered please reference the Washington State 4-H website. If you need assistance completing the nomination forms, contact Jana Ferris at ferrisj@wsu.edu
If you are exhibiting an animal project at the Yakima Valley Fair & Rodeo record books are required! Please be sure to reference the NEW Official Record Book Scoresheet on our website to ensure that your book is ready to go. The Yakima Valley Fair Livestock Office will be accepting books from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm on Tuesday, August 5th
Yakima Valley Fair & Rodeo – Still Life Section
Open Class Entries- Now Open! Whether you bake, grow, paint, or craft, we want to see what you bring to the Yakima Valley Fair & Rodeo! Open Class is open to all ages and all community members. No entry fee, just hometown pride!
You can either pre-register online or register in person on entry day. Items can be changed or added upon arrival!
Please drop off your entries at the Open Class Jones Building on the following dates:
Project Type
Drop Off Dates
Home Economics, Fine Art, Photography
Monday, August 4th from 5:00 â 7:00 pm
Home Economics, Fine Art, Photography
Tuesday, August 5th from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Horticulture & Floriculture
Tuesday, August 5th from 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Pick-up for all exhibits is Sunday, August 10th from 8:00 am â 10:00 am. Please bring your entry stub! Items not picked up will be forfeited.
West Valley Fair
Thank you West Valley Fair for another great year! We are grateful to have such incredible opportunities for our youth members to participate in. Congratulations to all our 4-Hâers for their hard work. We hope you all enjoyed yourselves while learning, growing and making memories.
It’s almost time for the Central Washington State Fair in Yakima and we are so excited to announce the many awesome changes for this year!
The first big change being that the 4-H Department has been moved to Ag building upstairs! Meaning more room for still life entries, activities and more!
Triple Dairy Challenge! – High point from each age division in the combined categories of the Dairylicious Baking Challenge, Dairy Container Creature and the Dairy Education Poster. The winner in each age division will receive a buckle. All Cloverbuds will receive a dairy prize package.
Oral presentations- Everyone who does a presentation at the fair will receive a free milkshake from the dairy shack!
Central Washington State Fair 4-H Department Still Life & Contests
The following entry forms and entries are due on Saturday September 6, 2025, between 11:00 am – 2:00 pm and can be dropped off by entering Gate 5 off South Fair Avenue
Cloverbud
Creative Arts
Dried Foods and Herbs
Fabric and Yarn Art
Food Preservation
Photography
Promotions and Educational Exhibits
Pre-Registration for events is required and members will be contacted on which day the contest will be held. Please register by Saturday, September 6th, 2025, between 11:00 am – 2:00 pm for the following events:
Grilled Cheese Cookoff Contest
Food Preparation
Performing Arts
Public Presentations
Table Setting
Style Review
Brown Paper Bag Contest
The following entry forms and entries are due on Saturday, September 13, 2025 between 11:00 am – 2:00 pm and can be dropped off by entering through Gate 11 Off 18th Street and proceed to the Ag Building
For more information on the contests and events please contact the Central Washington State Fair 4-H Superintendent, Kattie Blanchard at 509-945-9309 or by emailing blanchardk1983@gmail.com.
Special Featured Fair Contest – Yakima County 4-H Quilt Block Challenge
Yakima 4-H youth members are encouraged to contribute to the Yakima 4-H community quilt project! Help us to create a quilt from the many different members and clubs within our community, to be raffled off to benefit Yakima County 4-H.
Stop by the office to pick up a quilt block kit and look through a tote of extra fabric to incorporate in your design. Your unfinished square will have two opportunities to be judged, at both at West Valley Fair & Central Washington State Fair. Please keep in mind that these quilt squares will not be returned to the creator, as submitted blocks will be assembled after the Central WA State Fair to create a community to be raffled off to benefit Yakima County 4-H.
For questions regarding this contest, please contact the WSU Yakima County Extension Office at Yakima.4H@wsu.edu or by calling 509-574-1600.
Yakima County 4-H Block Quilt Challenge
Show off your crafting skills this fair season! Yakima 4-H members are encouraged to contribute to the community quilt. Quilt kits are available for pick-up at the WSU Extension Office during normal business hours. We even have a whole tote of fabric that you may dig through to contribute to your project. Stop by and pickup your materials today!
Contribute to the Yakima 4-H Community Quilt
Pick up a quilt block kit from the Yakima County WSU Extension Office, and incorporate with your own fabric to create an unfinished square to be judged at fair. Submitted blocks will be assembled after the Central Washington State Fair to create a community quilt that will be raffled off to benefit Yakima County 4-H. Your quilt blocks will not be returned however, you will receive your score sheets and any awards received.
Contest Rules
– Your finished block must include all or most of the 7″ challenge fabric from the kit. It may be patchwork, foundation, piercing or applique. The work may be done by machine or hand. – Embellishments are allowed but must be securely attached and washable. – Only submit an unfinished square that measures 12.5″ x12.5″ All fabric must be pre-washed
Two opportunities for judging quilt squares!
West Valley Fair – Entry Submission Due July 12th Central WA State Fair – Entry Submission Due September 6th
Washington State 4-H Fair in Puyallup
Interested & Qualifying Members
The Extension Office will be contacting members who qualify to participate in the following categories – Horse, Public Presentations, Livestock Judging and more.
If you are interested in exhibiting an animal at the Puyallup State Fair please contact the Extension Office to see if you qualify, by calling 509-574-1600 or emailing Yakima.4H@wsu.edu.
All exhibitors will need to register online at Fair Entry.
State 4-H Fair â Letter to Exhibitors
“Hello 4-H Members and families,
It is hard to believe that we are 45 days away from the start of the 2025 Washington 4-H State Fair. I want to announce the winner of our Patch design this year is Elisa C. from Clark County. We had 17 designs submitted to the contest. We have some amazing artists in our state, and the competition was tight!
The 4-H State Fair will be using FairEntry again this year to register. You will need your 4-H Online login to access FairEntry.
For instructions on how to register, please reference the Exhibitor Guide.
If you qualify to give a Public Presentation at the 4-H State Fair, you will sign up for your time in FairEntry when you register.
The State Fair will be using wristbands this year, instead of tickets. We are working through the final details and will let you know as soon as we have more information.
The State Fair is converting from gate passes to wristbands this year. The bands will be available at the Service gate, Livestock gate, Green gate, and Blue gate. The 4-H Fair board will have a representative at the gates with the approved exhibitor list and bands to distribute. We will keep you posted as this procedure becomes more refined.
Deadlines, news, rules, and opportunities for members in animal agriculture projects
Pre-Register for the 4-H Livestock Judging Contest at Yakima Valley Fair & Rodeo
Are you participating in the Yakima Valley Fair & Rodeo 4-H Livestock Judging Contest on August 9th? If so, please pre-register for this event by August 6th! We will still be accepting walk-up participants, however, by pre-registering will help us to ensure that there are enough judging cards for everyone.
Yakima Valley Fair & Rodeo 4-H Livestock Judging Contest
Updates and opportunities for horse project members
In Memory of Donald Lee Lansing
On July 13, 2025, we lost a longtime supporter of the Washington State Junior Horse Show. Don Lansing announced the show in either Ring 1 or Ring 2 for over 25 years. If you rode any time from the late 70’s to the early 2000’s you may have heard him. Please join us in remembering Don.
August 3, 1938 â July 13, 2025
Washington State Junior Horse Show – Results
Great job to everyone who participated in this years Washington State Junior Horse Show! Listed below are the results:
Western Gaming
4-H Seniors
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Stella Marsh
2nd
Blue
Madison Morgan
3rd
Red
Roper Dillman
4th
White
Lucy Mullinnex
4th
White
Lillian Miles
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Roper Dillman
2nd
Blue
Madison Morgan
3rd
Blue
Stella Marsh
4th
Red
Lillian Miles
5th
Red
Lucy Mullinnex
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Stella Marsh
2nd
Red
Roper Dillman
3rd
White
Madison Morgan
4th
White
Lucy Mullinnex
5th
White
Lillian Miles
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Roper Dillman
2nd
Blue
Stella Marsh
3rd
Blue
Madison Morgan
4th
Red
Lucy Mullinnex
5th
Red
Lillian Miles
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Roper Dillman
2nd
Blue
Stella Marsh
3rd
Red
Lucy Mullinnex
4th
Red
Lillian Miles
5th
White
Madison Morgan
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Roper Dillman
2nd
Blue
Stella Marsh
3rd
Red
Madison Morgan
4th
Red
Lucy Millinnex
5th
White
Lillian Miles
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Roper Dillman
2nd
Blue
Stella Marsh
3rd
Red
Madison Morgan
4th
Red
Lucy Mullinnex
5th
Red
Lillian Miles
4-H Intermediates
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Ella Nielson
2nd
Blue
Mayci Schmelzer
3rd
Blue
Ariadne Kronberg
4th
Blue
Alyssa Reinstro
Red
Rhylee Inman
Red
Mckenzie Johnston
Red
Caylee Smith
White
Emma Ping
White
Sophia Brattin
White
Caela Mae Criswell
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Rhylee Inman
2nd
Blue
Alyssa Reinstro
3rd
Blue
Mckenzie Johnston
4th
Blue
Ella Nielsen
5th
Red
Ariadne Kronberg
6th
Red
Sophie Brattin
7th
Red
Emma Ping
8th
Red
Mayci Schmelzer
9th
Red
Caylee Smith
10th
white
Caela Mae Criswell
Placing
Ribbon
Contestants
1st
Blue
Sophia Brattin
2nd
Red
Caela Mae Criswell
3rd
Red
Ella Nielsen
4th
Red
Emma Ping
5th
Red
Mckenzie Johnston
6th
Red
Mayci Schmelzer
7th
White
Alyssa Reinstro
8th
White
Caylee Smith
9th
White
Rylee Inman
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Alyssa Reinstro
2nd
Blue
Mckenzie Johnston
3rd
Blue
Ella Nielson
4th
Blue
Sophia Brattin
5th
Red
Caylee Smith
6th
Red
Emma Ping
7th
Red
Caela Mae Criswell
8th
Red
Mayci Schmelzer
9th
White
Ariadne Kronberg
10th
White
Rhylee Inman
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Rhylee Inman
2nd
Blue
Caela Mae Criswell
3rd
Blue
Caylee Smith
4th
Blue
Mckenzie Johnston
5th
Blue
Sophia Brattin
6th
Blue
Ella Nielson
7th
Red
Emma Ping
8th
Red
Alyssa Reinstro
9th
Red
Mayci Schmelzer
10th
White
Ariadne Kronberg
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Alyssa Reinstro
2nd
Blue
Caylee Smith
3rd
Blue
Caela Mae Criswell
4th
Blue
Sophia Brattin
5th
Blue
Ella Nielsen
6th
Blue
Mckenzie Johnston
7th
Red
Rhylee Inman
8th
Red
Emma Ping
9th
Red
Mayci Schmelzier
10th
White
Ariadne Kronberg
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Caylee Smith
2nd
Blue
Caela Mae Criswell
3rd
Blue
Alyssa Reinstro
4th
Blue
McKenzie Johnston
5th
Blue
Ella Nielsen
6th
Red
Ariadne Kronberg
7th
Red
Emma Ping
8th
Red
Sophia Brattin
9th
Red
Mayci Schmelzer
10th
White
Rhylee Inman
Performance
4-H Seniors
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jake Beaudry
2nd
Blue
Stella Marsh
3rd
Red
Madison Morgan
4th
Red
Sofia Chavarria
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Stella Marsh
2nd
Red
Jake Beaudry
2nd
Red
Madison Morgan
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Morgan
2nd
Blue
Jake Beaudry
3rd
Blue
Sofia Chavarria
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jake Beaudry
2nd
Blue
Sophia Chavarria
3rd
Blue
Madison Morgan
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Stella Marsh
2nd
Blue
Madison Morgan
3rd
Red
Jake Beaudry
4th
Red
Sofia Chavarria
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jake Beaudry
2nd
Blue
Stella Marsh
3rd
Red
Madison Morgan
4th
Red
Sofia Chavarria
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Morgan
2nd
Blue
Jake Beaudry
3rd
Blue
Sofia Chavarria
4th
Blue
Stella Marsh
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jake Beaudry
2nd
Blue
Madison Morgan
3rd
Blue
Stella Marsh
4th
Blue
Sofia Chavarria
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jake Beaudry
2nd
Blue
Madison Morgan
3rd
Blue
Stella Marsh
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Morgan
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Stella Marsh
2nd
Blue
Jake Beaudry
3rd
Blue
Madison Morgan
4th
Red
Sofia Chavarria
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jake Beaudry
2nd
Blue
Sofia Chavarria
3rd
Red
Stella Marsh
4th
White
Madison Morgan
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Stella Marsh
2nd
Blue
Jake Beaudry
3rd
Red
Madison Morgan
4th
Red
Sofia Chavarria
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jake Beaudry
2nd
Blue
Stella Marsh
3rd
White
Madison Morgan
4th
White
Sofia Chavarria
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Stella Marsh
2nd
Blue
Jake Beaudry
3rd
Red
Madison Morgan
4th
Red
Stella Chavarria
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Sofia Chavarria
2nd
Blue
Stella Chavarria
3rd
Red
Madison Morgan
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Stella Chavarria
2nd
Red
Madison Morgan
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jake Beaudry
2nd
Blue
Sofia Chavarria
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jake Beaudry
2nd
Blue
Sofia Chavarria
4-H Intermediates
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Mckenzie Johnston
2nd
Blue
Mazie Dobson
Red
Ella Nielsen
Red
Aradne Kronberg
White
Abby Jevne
White
Emma Ping
White
Mayci Schmelzer
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Bue
Mckenzie Johnston
Red
Ella Nielsen
Red
Mayci Schmelzer
White
Ariadne Kronberg
White
Emma Ping
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Ella Nielsen
2nd
Blue
Mckenzie Johnston
Red
Abby Jevne
Red
Ariadne Kronberg
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Ella Nielson
2nd
Blue
Mckenzie Johnston
Red
Abby Jevne
Red
Mayci Schmelzer
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Mazie Dobson
2nd
Blue
Ella Nielsen
3rd
Blue
Mckenzie Johnston
Red
Abby Jevne
Red
Emma Ping
Red
Mayci Schmelzer
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Mckenzie Johnston
2nd
Blue
Mazie Dobson
Red
Ella Nielson
Red
Mycie Schmelzer
White
Abby Jevne
White
Emma Ping
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Mazie Dobson
2nd
Blue
Ariadne Kronberg
3rd
Blue
Abby Jevne
4th
Blue
Ella Nielson
Red
Mckenzie Johnston
Red
Emma Ping
Red
Mayci Schmelzer
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Mazie Dobson
2nd
Blue
Mckenzie Johnston
3rd
Blue
Ella Nielsen
Red
Abby Jevne
Red
Emma Ping
Red
Mayci Schmelzer
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Mckenzie Johnston
2nd
Blue
Abby Jevne
3rd
Blue
Ella Nielsen
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
Blue
Ella Nielsen
Blue
Abby Jevne
Blue
Mazie Dobson
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Mckenzie Johnston
2nd
Blue
Mazie Dobson
3rd
Blue
Abby Jevne
Red
Ella Nielson
Red
Mayci Schmelzer
White
Emma Ping
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Mazie Dobson
2nd
Blue
Abby Jevne
Red
Ella Nielsen
Red
Mayci Schmelzer
White
Mckenzie Johnston
White
Emma Ping
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Ariadne Kronberg
2nd
Blue
Mckenzie Johnston
3rd
Blue
Mazie Dobson
Red
Abby Jevne
Red
Mayci Schmelzer
White
Ella Nielsen
White
Emma Ping
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Ella Nielsen
2nd
Blue
Abby Jevne
Red
Mckenzie Johnston
Red
Mayci Schmelzer
White
Mazie Dobson
White
Emma Ping
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Mayci Schmelzer
2nd
Blue
Ella Nielsen
Red
Mckenzie Johnston
Red
Abby Jevne
Red
Mazie Dobson
Red
Ariadne Kronberg
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Mckenzie Johnston
2nd
Blue
Ella Nielsen
3rd
Blue
Mayci Schmelzer
Red
Mazie Dobson
Red
Emma Ping
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Mckenzie Johnston
2nd
Blue
Mazie Dobson
Red
Ella Nielsen
Red
Mayci Schmelzer
White
Abby Jevne
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Ariadne Kronberg
2nd
Blue
Ella Nielsen
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Ella Nielsen
2nd
Blue
Ariadne Kronberg
4-H Juniors
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
White
Madison Johnston
Fitting & Showing Walk Trot
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jenna Menning
2nd
White
Sydney Deheon
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Red
Madison Johnston
Trail Walk Trot
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
White
Jenna Menning
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Johnston
Dressage English Walk Trot
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jenna Menning
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Johnston
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Johnston
Dressage Seat Equitation Walk Trot
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Red
Jenna Menning
2nd
Red
Sydeny Deheon
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Johnston
Hunt Seat Equitation Walk Trot
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Sydney Deheon
2nd
Blue
Jenna Menning
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Johnston
Hunt Seat Walk Trot
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jenna Menning
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Johnston
English Disciplined Rail Walk Trot
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Sydney DeHeon
2nd
Blue
Jenna Menning
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jenna Menning
Ribbon
Contestant
Blue
Jenna Menning
Blue
Sydney Deheon
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Johnston
Western Dressage Seat Equitation Walk Trot
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jenna Menning
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Johnston
Stock Seat Equitation Walk Trot
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jenna Menning
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Johnston
Western Pleasure Walk Trot
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jenna Menning
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Johnston
Western Disciplined Rail Walk Trot
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
White
Jenna Menning
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Johnston
Bareback Equitation Walk Trot
Placing
Contestant
1st
Jenna Menning
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Red
Madison Johnston
Working Ranch Horse Walk Trot
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
White
Jenna Menning
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Johnston
West Valley Fair Horse Show Results
Congratulations to all who exhibited their horse, at the West Valley Fair!
The Performance Show High-Point winners were…
Madison Morgan, Senior
Abby Jevne, Intermediate
Jenna Menning, Walk-Trot
The following Fitting & Showing Grand Champions
Madison Morgan, Senior
Paisley Snyder, Intermediate
Jenna Menning, Junior
All other results from this years West Valley Fair Horse Show, are listed below:
4-H Seniors
Performance
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Morgan
2nd
Blue
Jake Beaudry
3rd
Blue
Delilah Haller
4th
Red
Kenadie Snyder
5th
Red
Soeli Van Pevenage
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jake Beaudry
2nd
Red
Madison Morgan
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Red
Jake Beaudry
2nd
White
Madison Morgan
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jake Beaudry
2nd
Blue
Madison Morgan
3rd
White
Soeli Van Pevenage
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jake Beaudry
2nd
Blue
Soeli Van Pevenage
3rd
White
Madison Morgan
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Morgan
2nd
White
Jake Beaudry
3rd
White
Soeli Van Pevenage
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Morgan
2nd
Red
Soeli Van Pevenage
3rd
White
Jake Beaudry
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Madison Morgan
2nd
Blue
Jake Beaudry
Western Gaming
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Lillian Miles
2nd
Blue
Madison Morgan
3rd
Red
Lucy Mullinnex
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Red
Lucy Mullinnex
2nd
Red
Madison Morgan
3rd
White
Lillian Miles
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
White
Lucy Mullinnex
2nd
White
Lillian Miles
3rd
White
Madison Morgan
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Red
Madison Morgan
2nd
Red
Lillian Miles
3rd
White
Lucy Mullinnex
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Red
Madison Morgan
2nd
White
Lucy Mullinnex
3rd
White
Lillian Miles
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Red
Lillian Miles
2nd
White
Lucy Mullinnex
3rd
White
Madison Morgan
Placing
Contestant
1st
Madison Morgan
2nd
Lillian Miles
3rd
Lucy Mullinnex
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Red
Madison Morgan
2nd
Red
Lillian Miles
3rd
White
Lucy Mullinnex
4-H Intermediates
Performance
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Red
Paisley Snyder
2nd
Red
Addy Wagner
3rd
White
Abby Jevne
4th
White
Kaidence Schmidt
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Addy Wagner
2nd
Red
Abby Jevne
3rd
White
Kaidence Schmidt
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Abby Jevne
2nd
Blue
Kaidence Schmidt
3rd
White
Addy Wagner
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Abby Jevne
2nd
White
Kaidence Schmidt
3rd
White
Addy Wagner
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Addy Wagner
2nd
Blue
Abby Jevne
3rd
Blue
Kaidence Schmidt
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Kaidence Schmidt
2nd
Blue
Abby Jevne
3rd
White
Addy Wagner
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Red
Abby Jevne
2nd
White
Kaidence Schmidt
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Red
Kaidence Schmidt
2nd
White
Abby Jevne
4-H Juniors
Performance
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
White
Jenna Menning
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jenna Menning
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jenna Menning
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jenna Menning
2nd
Blue
Paisley Snyder
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jenna Menning
2nd
Blue
Paisley Snyder
Placing
Ribbon
Contestant
1st
Blue
Jenna Menning
2nd
Blue
Paisley Snyder
Washington State 4-H Fair – Puyallup, WA.
“Intermediates and seniors may exhibit and qualify for theWashington State 4-H Fair (in Puyallup). To qualify, you must receive a red or blue in showmanship AND a red or blue in each event that you will participate in. A basic schedule and listing of events, is available on the Washington State University 4-H Fair Webpage. Choose âExhibitor Guideâ and then âEquine Exhibitsâ. The general schedule is:
Those who have qualified will soon hear from the Extension Office. Yakima County has a limited number of spots per session. However, not all Counties fill their allotment, so typically weâve been able to send everyone who is interested. If we are limited, spots will be awarded to participants based upon the their performance at the qualifying events (ie., Equi-Fair, SBR show, WSJHS, & West Valley Fair).
There is no cost to enter this Fair. Classes, stalls, shavings, hay, and admission for exhibitor and one chaperone are FREE. You will need to pay for travel, lodging and food.
Additionally, if you gave a county-level public presentation, judged horses at the WSJHS, or are interested in Groom Squad, you may qualify to compete in those events at the Washington State Fair. All of these events are FREE to enter and include admission for the participant and a chaperone. All ages are eligible to do public presentations/demonstrations. There will be a Yakima County day, but scheduling is flexible, as they usually work with you to accommodate you when youâre available. Horse judging is for Intermediates and Seniors and will be held on Saturday, 9/6, 8:00 am – 2:00 pm. Individuals may judge, but itâs more fun with friends and a team. I believe that a team consists of at least three members. If youâre interested, let me know, contact the Extension Office as soon as possible, and weâll see about putting a team together. Finally, the groom squad is for seniors and will be held on Saturday, 9/6, 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm. As we didnât hold any qualifying events, any of our seniors may participate. A team consists of three members. ” – Sagebrush Riders Club Leader
Central Washington State Fair
All members are eligible to compete in the 4-H classes at the Central Washington State Fair (in Yakima). The youth session is Friday 9/26 â Sunday 9/28. During that 2nd weekend, 4-H youth may enter classes in the 4-H, Open Youth, and Open Equine (ie., Ranch horse classes) divisions. Central Washington State Fair exhibitor information is available on the Central Washington State Fair livestock webpage. Please let your club leader know if you plan on participating so that arrangements can be made.
Upcoming Horse Events
Zoom Clinic for the WA State 4-H Horse Judging Contest
Join us for an online clinic on Friday, August 15th at 6:00 pm. Open to youth contest participants, judging coaches, judging parents, and others wanting to learn about the State 4-H Horse Judging Contest and the basics of Oral Reasons.
What will be covered? New this year: Scantron will be used instead of the individual judging cards used in the past contests. You can view the new card and learn how it will be used. We will also review the contest procedures from registration through the classes and how Oral Reasons will work for Intermediates and Seniors. (Juniors will not give Oral Reasons, Intermediates will give one set of Oral Reasons, and Seniors will give two sets of Oral Reasons).
The State Horse Judging Contest will be held at the WA State 4-H Fair on Saturday, September 6, in the Horse Arena. Registration is at 8 am. Be sure to pre-register in FairEntry!
Kittitas County 4-H Invites Yakima 4-H Horse Members to Events!
Kittitas County 4-H has generously invited members from Yakima County 4-H to participate at some of their equine events!
Equine event schedule:
October 5th, 2025 – Fall Leader’s Show – Bloom
November 1st, 2025 – Tack Sale
If you have any questions, please contact the Kittitas County 4-H Office at 509-962-7507.
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