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Volume 8 | Issue 5 | December 2022
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2022 Eastern Nationals 4-H Roundup
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2022 Communications Reserve Overall
(L to R) Cayden Lowe, Anastasia Smith, Victoria Smith & Olivia Hill
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2022 Horsebowl Champion Overall
(L to R) Saona Wilcox, Annie Winter, Beth Morgan, Sara Richardson, Madie Noblin
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2022 Hippology Champion Overall
(L to R) Kyra Worth, Lauren Williams, Samantha Durham, Allee Coble, Mary Dickerson, Ruth Vorder Bruegge
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2022 Judging Champion Overall
(L to R) Bryleigh Colbert, Hannah Mennig, Lori Stroud, Stevie Sharum, Olivia Juergens, Mary Dickerson, Ruth Vorder Bruegge
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Communications || Coaches Cameron Lowe, Jonathon Smith & Samantha Taylor
- Reserve Champion Team Overall
- Individual Presentation | Cayden Lowe
- Team Presentation | Olivia Hill & Victoria Smith
- Reserve Champion High Team
- Public Speaking | Anastasia Smith
Horsebowl || Coach Beth Morgan
Team Members: Annie Winter, Madie
Noblin, Saona Wilcox & Sara Richardson
- Overall Champion Team
- 3rd High Individual | Madie Noblin
- 4th High Individual | Annie Winter
- 7th High Individual | Saona Wilcox
Hippology || Coaches Mary Dickerson & Ruth Vorder Bruegge
Team Members: Allee Coble, Kyra Worth, Lauren Williams & Samantha Durham
- Overall Champion Team
- Reserve High Individual | Allee Coble
- 3rd High Individual | Kyra Worth
- 5th High Individual | Lauren Williams
- 7th High Individual | Samantha Durham
Horse Judging || Coaches Mary Dickerson & Ruth Vorder Bruegge
Team Members: Bryleigh Colbert, Hannah Mennig, Stevie Sharum & Olivia Jeurgens
- Overall Champion Team
- Champion High Individual | Hannah Mennig
- 3rd High Individual | Olivia Juergens
- 4th High Individual | Stevie Sharum
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2022 Quarter Horse Congress
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Communications || Coaches Cameron Lowe, Jonathon Smith & Samantha Taylor- Individual Presentation | Cayden Lowe
- Team Presentation | Olivia Hill & Victoria Smith
- Public Speaking | Anastasia Smith
Horsebowl || Coach Beth Morgan
Team Members: Annie Winter, Madie Noblin, Saona Wilcox & Sara Richardson
- Overall Champion Team
- Champion High Individual | Saona Wilcox
- 2nd High Individual | Annie Winter
- 3rd High Individual | Madie Noblin
Hippology || Coaches
Mary Dickerson & Ruth Vorder Bruegge
Team Members: Allee Coble, Kyra Worth, Lauren Williams & Samantha Durham
- Overall Champion Team
- 5th High Individual | Kyra Worth
- 6th High Individual | Allee Coble
- 7th High Individual | Lauren Williams
- 9th High Individual | Samantha Durham
Horse Judging || Coaches Mary Dickerson & Ruth Vorder Bruegge
Team Members: Bryleigh Colbert, Hannah Mennig, Stevie Sharum & Olivia Jeurgens
- 3rd Overall Team
- 6th High Individual | Bryleigh Colbert
- 8th High Individual | Stevie Sharum
- 9th High Individual | Olivia Juergens
- 10th High Individual | Hannah Mennig
A full breakdown of results can be found here.
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2023 Horsebowl Question Submissions
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The NC State 4-H Horsebowl Contest
will be held on March 11, 2023 at Riddick Hall. To be eligible to compete at State and District competitions, each county will need to submit 40 questions to EHH (llstroud@ncsu.edu) via the linked Excel template or linked Google Sheet.
The template has been revised from previous years; please make sure that questions are submitted with the most current version of the spreadsheet. There are drop-down selections for source titles that must be used. If a source is not on the drop-down list, then it is no longer a source.
The deadline for submissions is Sunday, January 2, 2023. Find more information here.
The following dates are for the District Horsebowl Competitions:
- Southeast District | January 28 at University of Mt. Olive
- Contact: Eileen Coite, eileen_coite@ncsu.edu
- South Central District | January 28 at Union County Extension Office
- Samantha Taylor; Wentersenvt@aol.com
- North Central District | February 11 at Guilford County Extension Office
- Morgan Manness; morgan_maness@ncsu.edu
- Northeast District | TBD February at Martin Community College
- West District | February 11 at Tryon Internation Equestrian Center
- Shannon Coleman; shannon_coleman@ncsu.edu
Further information regarding this event can be found here.
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Save The Date | 2023 State Show
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The NC State 4-H Horse show is coming back to the James B. Hunt Horse Complex July 5-9, 2023 for another exciting week. There will be classes for all levels and disciplines, along with the stall
decorating contest, and the highly anticipated Alumni Showmanship held Saturday night. Make sure to mark your calendars for a week of 4-H fun that you surely do not want to miss!
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Horsemanship Camp | June 18 - 23rd
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The beloved Horsemanship camp will be back June 18th - 23rd at Camp Millstone. During this week your youth can work on improving their horsemanship skills while having fun with other 4-H’ers. Highly qualified camp staff will introduce the beginning rider to the basics of horsemanship while advanced riders can learn new and better horsemanship skills and showing techniques.
More information will be released soon.
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Youth Training Clinic | January 14th
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Youth and adults interested in learning how to excel as competitors and coaches in competitive 4-H, FFA, and inter-collegiate horse judging contests are invited to attend the training session which will be held on January 14th, 2023. Topics will include organizing and delivering oral reasons, formulating a judging system, and effective use of terminology. The training session will use a variety of video horse judging classes as a model for training on class placing and oral reason training. The clinic participants are divided into four categories based on their experience level (cloverbud, rookie, non-rookie, and adults/coaches) and are then divided into break-out groups that allow for individual attention and hands-on, critical-thinking activities.You can find out more information, see the schedule, and get the
registration link here.
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From A Judge's Perspective
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The Arabian Horse Association has put out new video material helping you learn and
understand what a Judge sees when scoring a class!
They also offers many other videos to help you learn what a judge sees when watching a run. With each video, you will get an explanation of the pattern and class specifics.
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Volunteer Opportunity | Helping Horse Therapeutic
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Helping Horse Therapeutic Riding in Wendell, NC is looking for volunteers for their program! The minimum age to sign up to volunteer is 18 but they evaluate individuals ages 14-17 on an individual basis. This is a great community service opportunity. For more information, you can visit their website.
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The American Quarter Horse Association has created a learning avenue to help youth develop and further their equine knowledge. It is a free, online resource for youth ages 8 to 18. Content covers everything from vaccinations, water management, bits, breeds, and more. For further information, click here.
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2023 NC 4-H Horse Program Achievement Award Application
The NC 4-H Horse Program Achievement Award is an annual application/submission of accomplishments within 4-H, with a specific focus on horse program achievements that is cumulative beginning with the applicant’s first year in the horse program Applications are DUE March 1, 2023.
More information and the 2023 application can be found here
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The Recreational Riding Rewards Program is an annual submission of recreational riding hours logged with an equine partner to earn awards and recognition at the state level. Hours logged follow the rider and may be completed on different horses, either riding or driving. Hours logged must be done on trails, endurance riders, or other organized group rides outside of an arena (fox hunts, beach rides, hunter paces, competitive trail rides, etc.). Arena riding, lesson hours, and horse show hours are not eligible for these awards. Hours logged are cumulative from year to year and will be added over time to achieve the levels of recognition.
Read more and download the log sheet
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2023 NC 4-H Horse Program Rules and Regulations Manual
The new 2023 NC 4-H Horse Program Rules and Regulations Manual will be available during the first week of the new year. All rule changes for 2023 are highlighted in yellow, so please scan through to sections that are applicable to you to see if there are any changes that may
affect your competition division. Notes of some of the changes:
-Showmanship and Ranch Rail Pleasure will be added to the list of possible classes for horse judging and the judging phase of hippology.
-State Horsebowl will be reduced to 10 teams per division. The top two teams per division will advance from each district. Any unfilled spots will be awarded using the previously used system for filling wildcard spots.
-There will be new Dressage tests used at the 2023 State Horse Show, so be sure to check the Dressage manual and class list for those changes.
-Cross Rail Working Hunter Over Fences will be added to the state show as a non-point class. Exhibitors in this class will not be eligible to
show in any other working hunter or equitation over fences class at the show.
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