Youth Horse Programs

4-H

A 4-H project can enhance your horse experience, and many activities don't require horse ownership. Participants can develop life skills through showing, riding, educational contests, leadership opportunities, career exploration, judging teams, and more!

Learn More

Visit the MSU Extension 4-H Horses & Ponies pages for information about and supporting horse youth events and programs.

Click here to jump to the site, or go to https://www.canr.msu.edu/horses_ponies.

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