CJMM Horse Showmanship Workshop

This Horse Showmanship at Halter Workshop will focus on teaching youth how to properly present their horse in hand for competition. Participants learn essential skills such as correct halter fitting, grooming for show, leading and positioning the horse, executing patterns, and demonstrating poise, confidence, and sportsmanship in the show ring. This hands-on workshop helps members build communication and teamwork with their horse while preparing for successful participation in 4-H shows.

Saturday, March 28
Time: 10:00-11:30 am
Location: 32771 Deer Creek Rd, Girard, IL 62640
Ages 8-18

No personal horses, please. There will be horses on site for participants to work with hands-on and learn from. Closed toe shoes required, no Crocs allowed.

Space is limited. Must be a 4-H member to attend

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