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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Updated: Jun 14, 2022
Join Us this week June 15th- while we learn how to navigate with trail obstacles!
This will be with both in hand classes and riding classes. This clinic will be intended for you to introduce your horse and self to ”gate opening” “log crossing”, “grabbing the mail”, “crossing the bridge” and more. Riders/exhibitors can choose the discipline of their liking for this clinic.
Examples of trail pattern for 2022 can be found below.
We learned that in driving we have fun, we played a few games, enjoyed cookies and punch, and met some great people that love to drive.
If you missed out on Adalynn’s driving clinic no worries you can catch her next one. She will have guest appearances from a mini Clydesdale team and more. Her clinics will be held on Tuesdays at 6pm.
Also if you want to know more about driving or are interested in driving there have been 2 people step forward that would love to help you get your pony sized up with the correct harness and cart!
How cool is that?!? Wanna know more, send an email over to walcohorse@gmail.com !!
Driving into 2022 with your horse, mini, pony, and you!!
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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