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2024 NC State 4-H Horsebowl Contest |
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The 2024 NC State 4-H Horsebowl Contest was held on March 9, 2024, in conjunction with the State Hippology Contests. One hundred and thirty-seven youth competed on a total of 30 teams in the Junior, Senior, and
Mixed divisions. In addition, 7 Cloverbud youth, ages 5-7, completed three rounds of play.
Sponsors for this year’s contest were the North Central District 4-H Horse Council, Stacy Adams, and the Dale Earnhardt Foundation.
For a complete list of all the team and individual winners, see this link.
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Junior Team Champions- Catawba County
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Mixed Team Champions- Chatham County
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Senior Team Champions- Wake County
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2024 NC State 4-H Hippology Contest |
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2024 Cloverbud Hippology & Horsebowl Participants
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The 2024 NC State 4-H Hippology contest was held on March 9, 2024, on the NCSU Campus. A total of 182 contestants competed in the Senior, Junior, Junior Rookie, Senior Rookie, and Cloverbud divisions. 4-H’ers
completed exams, slide identification items, stations, judging classes, and team problems. The North Central District 4-H Horse Council and The Dale Earnhardt Foundation sponsored the contest.
For a complete list of all the team and individual winners, see this link.
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2024 Junior Hippology Team Champions- Rutherford
County
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2024 Senior Hippology Team Champions- Chatham County
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2024 NC State 4-H Horse Judging Contest- April 13 |
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The 2024 NC State 4-H & FFA Horse Judging Contest will be held April 13 at St. Andrews University in Laurinburg, NC.
The top 10 individuals in each division will receive awards. Also, the senior and junior (8-13 and 11-13) top ten high individuals in halter, reasons, and performance will receive awards. Belt Buckles will be awarded to the high junior (8-10 and 11-13) and senior individuals. Cloverbuds will receive participation ribbons and medals.
Entries are due April 1. Contest information and the entry form can be found on the Judging Contest page on the EEH website.
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2024 NC 4-H State 4-H Horse Show
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The NC State 4-H Horse show is coming back to the James B. Hunt Horse Complex July 10-14, 2024 for another exciting week. There will be classes for all levels and disciplines, along with the stall
decorating contest (2024 Theme is "Decades"), 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!
State 4-H Horse Show Page
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NC State 4-H Horse Show Exhibitors:
We will be continuing the exhibitor sponsorship incentive that was available in 2023! 4-H’ers that submit completed and paid sponsorships with their State Show Entry form will receive 20% of the sponsorship fees collected off their total show bill. For example, if a 4-H’er turns in $1000 in sponsorships with their entry form, they can deduct $200 off their show fees owed.
Sponsorship Forms can be found here.
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Qualifying Horse Show Information |
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Entry packets for all 4 qualifying horse shows are posted on this page on the EEH website. Deadlines vary by show, so be sure to check the site and read through the packet for the show you plan to attend. Also, the link to the eligibility card request form is linked at the bottom of the same page.
Show Dates & Deadlines:
West- April 27 (Postmarked deadline April 12)
East- May 3-5 (Turn in to county agent no later than April 1)
North- May 11-12 (Postmarked deadline April 12)
South- May 17-19 (Postmarked deadline April 17)
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We are looking for new 4-H Horse Program Stewards!
Stewards serve in a role that helps interpret the rules and regulations of our program for 4-H members, volunteer leaders, parents, and show management. A Steward has no authority with officiating or managing a show or event. If you are interested in being added to our list of Stewards, please visit this website for more information and the application!
Deadline to apply: April 5th
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2024 Horsemanship Camp at Millstone Update |
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This winter structural damage to the foundation beams of the horse barns was discovered. Millstone has been working with structural engineers to evaluate the extent of the
damage. Unfortunately, the damage is extensive and will not be able to be repaired before horsemanship camp this year and the barns have been deemed unsafe until they can be repaired. As such, we are sad to report that we will not be hosting horsemanship camp at Millstone this year. They are planning to do work to preserve some barns, and have been very supportive of trying to figure out ways to continue camp or other opportunities. I am confident that this is not the end of our relationship with Millstone, and we will continue to work towards what our options are for 2025.
We are pleased, however, to announce that we are working on a 2-day weekend clinic to be held at St. Andrews with their staff June 15-16. This clinic will be exclusive to our 4-Hers. They will be able to bring a horse/pony and will receive instruction in hunter, western, or ranch disciplines. There will also be opportunities for auditors. We will release more details once we have everything hammered out.
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