4-H Horse Shows

Each year the Saginaw 4-H Horse Council hosts open and 4-H horse shows. 

4-H horse shows promote skills inUntitled design (27) horse training and horsemanship while instilling an appreciation of horseback riding as a healthy and wholesome form of recreation.

Youth gain additional knowledge, life skills, and attitudes that will further their development as self-directing, contributing, and productive members of society.

 

Saginaw 4-H Horse Shows

  • 2024 Saginaw 4-H Horse Shows
    • 2024 Saginaw open and 4-H horse shows will be hosted at the Saginaw County Fairgrounds
    • June 1, June 29, June 30

See detailed show information at Saginaw 4-H 2024 Showbill

  • 2023 Saginaw 4-H Horse Shows
    • 2023 Saginaw open and 4-H horse shows will be hosted at the Saginaw County Fairgrounds.
    • May 20, June 25, July 8

See detailed show information at Saginaw 4-H 2023 Showbill

  • 2022 Saginaw 4-H Horse Shows
    • 2022 Saginaw open and 4-H horse shows will be hosted at the Saginaw County Fairgrounds. 
    • June 8, July 22, July 9

See detailed show information at Saginaw 4-H 2022 Showbill

 

Michigan 4-H Horse and Pony Project Show Rules and Regulations
This book is used at the State 4-H Horse Show (held in August each year at Michigan State University), and recommended for use at all 4-H horse shows in Michigan. 

Access the rule book at Michigan 4-H Horse and Pony Project Show Rules and Regulations.

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