Hello, and welcome to our 4-h project where you get to gain family members and grow with your project. In this project, you will learn how to care for your horse, learn with friends, grow as a community, and have fun while doing this all in a 4-H atmosphere.
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Join us for a Christmas-e Good time!
WHO: All Members & families
WHAT: CHRISTMAS PARTY
WHERE: PIZZA RANCH
WHEN: 6pm start
Group photos @ 7pm
Note:
Please RSVP for our gift planning!!!
Creative writing Contest- Santa needs your help with
Christmas this year. How can you and your horse help make Christmas happen. Short story typed or hand written original work.
Have fun with it!
Join us July 26th for a Mini Clydesdale Demo at Walworth
County Fairgrounds.
This will be a great opportunity for any and all project members to see and learn about driving and what it takes!
We also have some leads on some horses that pull as well as drafts. Stay tuned for those demos!!
It has been brought to my attention that there is some confusion about driving. ****There is a driving clinic almost every week , as well as these “special” dates listed below at the Walworth County fairgrounds; please see the schedule dates below
June 7th
June 21st
June 28th
July 12th
July 26th
August 9th
August 23rd
It has been made mandatory that all disciplines make their way to the fairgrounds 3 times. If you do not attend clinics at the fairgrounds 3 times you unfortunately will not be eligible to show at both a local and state level. If you have any questions we ask that you reach out to us or Janel Heidelmeier.
With all this being said, you are more than welcome take lessons at any farm anytime. (We actually encourage outside lessons no matter the discipline.
However again YOU NEED TO ATTEND 3 CLINICS AT THE FAIRGROUNDS to qualify for local and state 4H. Our bylaws have been updated as of 2021 as well as the hand books. Thank you everyone Jen Betts Horse and Pony 4 project.
Why is a premise ID important & how this
information will be used..
Wisconsin Premises Registration Act requires all those who house, or co-mingle livestock (horses) to register their location AKA- premises.
Which animals are considered “livestock”?
* Bovine (bison & cattle) * Farm-raised deer
* Horses or other equine * Captive game birds
* Poultry * Fish (kept at a fish farm)
* Swine * Llamas, alpacas, or other camelids
* Sheep * Ostriches, emus, or other ratites* Goats
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