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4-H Horse & Pony Project Snapshot

St. Joseph County 4-H Horse Council 2023 Board Members & Active Clubs

  • President - Danielle Sackrider
  • Vice President - Julie Bruce
  • Secretary - Andrea Littlefield
  • Treasurer - Connie Miracle
  • Deputy Treasurer - Cindy Mingus
  • Social Media - Shajnett Huffman
  • Clubs (with Organizational Leader's name):
    • Desperados - Mindy Stuart
    • Town & Country Riders - Teresa Howk, Cindy Mingus
    • Tumbleweed - Julie Bruce, Andrea Littlefield

Enrollment/Registration/Entry Forms

Awards

Showbills

  • County Qualifier
    • Pleasure & Dressage
    • Gymkhana
    • Miniature & Driving
  • Driving & In-Hand Fundraiser -
  • Dressage Fundraiser -
  • Gymkhana Fundraiser - August 5, 2023
  • Pleasure Fundraiser -
    • Class Patterns

Current Year Meeting Minutes

  • January 3, 2023

2023 Workout Schedules

  • Cloverbuds
  • Competitive Pleasure Trail Ride
  • Dressage
  • Driving & In-Hand
  • Gymkhana
  • Jumping
  • Reining

County Rules & Regulations

Non-4-H Horse Riding

In strictly 4-H sponsored events (such as an all 4-H show or workouts), adults and children who are not 4-H members or leaders may not ride any horse on the premises, even if they are the owner of said horse. 4-H and Michigan State University's insurance policy covers only 4-H members and leaders and all riders must fall under this coverage at strictly 4-H events. This policy does not apply to 4-H sponsored open shows.

 

Pony Information

Horse Science Report Forms

Driven Dressage Tests

Ridden Dressage Tests

Previous Meeting Minutes

For Horse Council minutes prior to 2021, please contact the St. Joseph County MSU Extension Office.

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