4-H Horse Council

Mason County 4-H Horse projects are coordinated by the Mason County 4-H Horse and Pony Development Council.  Their membership consists of five officers (President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, Corresponding Secretary) as well as representatives from a minimum of two separate 4-H Clubs.  Any who are interested, though, are welcome and encouraged to attend our monthly meetings.  Mason County 4-H HDC is also responsible for coordinating the Mason County 4-H Horse Show season, consisting of three competitive shows and numerous clinics throughout the year.

Mason County 4-H HDC Officers

President - Alexandrea Root

Vice President - Janis Jourden

Treasurer - Sue Cheney

Secretary - Colleen Sayers

Corresponding Secretary - Chesney Griffis

Mason County 4-H HDC Meetings

Any and all who are interested in 4-H and Horses are welcome to attend our monthly meetings, though only registered 4-H members can vote.  Our meetings are held on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00 pm.  We meet in room 423 at the West Shore Community College Rec Center.

Mason County 4-H

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