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Horsemanship Skills Program

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Updated Level 1-2 Horsemanship Skills Examiners List

What is the Horsemanship Skills Program?

The Horsemanship Skills Program is a planned progression of horse handling and riding skills, with an emphasis on safety and education, not competition! 4-H members are evaluated and must complete one level before advancing to next level. The program is optional, and every youth may participate. Youth may share horses.

Overview and Materials

Evaluation Sheets

 

Sarah Ford  and Shelby Kozar Sarah Ford (Allegheny County) and Shelby Kozar (Westmoreland County) were the first 4-H members in Pennsylvania to Master Level Four of the Pennsylvania 4- H Horsemanship Skills Program. They are pictured here with their horses and trophy buckles donated by Kelly’s Tack, Latrobe, PA and Pam Nealer, Shelocta, PA.
 

 

 

 

Information for Examiners


Information for Youth Who Are Ready to Test Level 3 or Level 4

 

 Level 3 and 4 Horsemanship Skills Achievers

Level 3 Horsemanship Skills Achievers 2007 Level 3 Horsemanship Skills Achievers recognized at the PA State 4-H Horse Show. From Left to Right: Pat Comerford, Extension Horse Specialist; Jodi Lenhart, Westmoreland County; Lindsey Androstic, Westmoreland County; Patty Kelly, PA 4-H Horse Development Comittee; Sue Shuman, Columbia County 4-H Leader who is accepting on behalf of Taylor and Alexis Nedurian of Columbia County. Photograph taken by Stacey Zundel.

 

 

 

Level 4 Horsemanship Skills Achievers 2007Level 4 Horsemanship Skills Achievers recognized at the PA State 4-H Horse Show and presented with belt buckles for their achievements. From left to Right. Pat Comerford, Extension Horse Specialist; Jason Zang, Butler County; Patt Kelly (back) PA 4-H Horse Program Development Committee; Brandy Fuller (front), Columbia County; Danielle Steed, Allegheny County; Jessica Shaw, Wyoming County. Not pictured--Lauren Eichstadt, Mercer County. Photograph taken by Donna Zang.

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