New York State 4-H Youth Programs at Cornell University

Horse projects of many kinds are available to New York youth through the Cornell Cooperative Extension Horse program. For more information, contact your county CCE office or the address at the end of this page. Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to read many documents on this site. You can download it for free from Adobe.com

This group attended the Eastern Nationals 4-H Horse Roundup in Louisville, KY. See the link below for results.

NYS 4-H Horse Events
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Eastern Nationals 07 Results
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Standardbred Camp 08
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In-Service 2008
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Horse Bowl 2008
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Annual Memo RE: helmets, boots, NYS fair info
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NYS Fair 2008 Schedule
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NYS Fair 2008 Forms & Info
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2007 NYS Fair Results

small 4H clover NYS 4-H Horse Education Committee
bullet Bylaws
bullet "HEC" Members
bullet "HEC" Region Map

small 4H clover Rules, References, Forms
bullet NYS 4-H Equine Show Rule Book - covers all facets of 4-H showing.
bullet NYS 4-H Educational Events Rule Book - covers horsebowl, hippology, communication & judging.
bullet Entry Packet Memo
bullet Horse ID Certificate
bullet Donkey ID Certificate
bullet Horse Bowl Form
bullet Individual Presentation Form
bullet Team Presentation Form
bullet Public Speaking Form
bullet Video Presentation Form
bullet Slide/Audio Form
bullet Impromptu Speaking Form
bullet Hippology Form
bullet Drill Team Form
bullet Mounted Games Form
bullet Parade Team Form
bullet Horse Judging Form
bullet "Riding Level" Evaluation Form

Cloverbuds -
bullet Cloverbud Policy and Procedure Recommendations - Recommended for children 5-8 working with equines.
bullet "On the Grounds Skills" Evaluation Form

Important Dates & Schedules
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Important Dates to Remember 2008
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Horses 2008 - "Everything Equine"
April 26-27, 2008 in Vermont

small 4H clover Available Materials
bullet Hippology Practice Exams
bullet Horse Bowl Practice Questions
bullet Printable Horse Show Judges List - 9 page alphabetical listing
bullet NYS 4-H Equine Video Lending Library - all the equine videos available to borrow through your NYS CCE office.
bullet West Nile Virus - Vaccination Fact Sheet for Horses on www.diaglab.vet.cornell.edu site.
bullet Educational Resources in Each CCE County Office
bullet Suggested "Kids and Horses" References
bullet AAEP Educational Pamphlet Series - The American Association of Equine Practitioners has produced this outstanding series of equine educational pamphlets.
bullet PREVENTION - A Young Person's Guide to Keeping Animals Safe and Healthy. - From Ohio State College of Vet. Med.
bullet Creativity and Cloverbuds
bullet Positive Attitudes and Youth Horse Programs
bullet NYS 4-H Resource Directory

small 4H clover Important Links to Equine Info
bullet American Youth Horse Council
bullet National 4-H Roundup
bullet National CCS Vet Science Curriculum
bullet APHIS - Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service
bullet Maxwell H. Gluck Equine Research Center, University of Kentucky
bullet American Association of Equine Practitioners
bullet American Horse Council
bullet Cornell Veterinary College Diagnostic Laboratory
bullet New York State Horse Council
bullet The Electronic Zoo's Horse Information Page
bullet Penn State Equine Science Program
bullet NYS Ag. Statistics Service - Equine (see "Special Surveys" sect)
bullet NYS Ag. & Markets
bullet AQHA Junior Master Horseman
bullet MyHorseMatters - AAEP site
bullet American Farriers Journal
bullet Equine Health Monitoring

small 4H clover Contact
Jeannie Griffiths
Jean Griffiths

jtg4@cornell.edu
Animal Science Department
123 Morrison Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca, New York 14853-4801
607-255-2857
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4-H is a youth development program of the Cooperative Extension Service and the United States Department of Agriculture. The name 4-H and the clover emblem are protected by Federal Statute Citation 18 U.S.C. 707

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