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4-H Horse Program Grows Youth for Life EBLINETM Nov./Dec. 2019 NNEBRASKA EXTENSION IN LANCASTER COUNTY 4-H Horse Program Grows Youth for Life Kate Pulec Extension Assistant, Lancaster County The horse is an animal that has provided people with many different services throughout history, from trans- portation, to agriculture, to recreation. A 2017 economic impact study of the United States horse industry estimated there are about 7.2 million horses in the U.S. and 180,000 of those horses reside in Nebraska. The horse industry currently contributes approximately $50 billion in direct economic impact to the U.S. economy and roughly 988,394 jobs (American Horse Council Foundation, 2018). Horses in the 4-H program provide youth with an even more important opportunity: the opportunity to gain life skills and lifelong friendships. About the 4-H Horse Program The mission of Nebraska 4-H is to empower youth to reach their full poten- tial, working and learning in partnership with caring adults. Young people learn best when they are involved in their learning. The Lancaster County 4-H horse program does just that. Participation in the 4-H horse project and non-riding competitive horse-related contests are tools for youth to develop life skills such and state horse shows, horse judging the Lancaster County Super Fair. The and problem solving (Smith et al, 2006). as leadership, sportsmanship and handling and hippology contests, horsemanship Lancaster County Super Fair holds the Hannah Ronnau, a former 4-H pressure while simultaneously enhancing advancement level testings, hands-on longest county fair horse show in the state. horse program youth member, says, their horse knowledge (Anderson and learning clinics and shows. In 2019, the Super Fair 4-H horse show “Lancaster County’s horse program gave Karr-Lilienthal, 2011). This year, youth participated in featured 44 events spanning six days, me numerous valuable opportunities to Lancaster County’s 4-H horse the Lancaster County horse program with 109 horse exhibitors competing in improve my skills as an academic and an program is the largest in the state, with by joining one of the 21 horse clubs or 1,046 total entries. Each of the classes equestrian. Through district, state and over 165 youth from ages 8–18 enrolled participating as an independent member. require different levels of horsemanship national competitions, I learned how to in the horse project. These youth have the Youth are required to provide their own skills and ability along with different study effectively, communicate to different opportunity to participate in many riding horse. Raising an animal develops life riding disciplines. Some of the shows audiences and manage time. It taught me and non-riding horse events throughout skills such as goal setting, discipline, include Dressage, Hunter Jumper, Roping, how to successfully be part of a team.” the 4-H year on a county, state and problem solving and a sense of responsi- Western, English, Miniature Horse, Trail Ivy Dearmont, a former 4-H horse national level. Some events include district bility. By working with their peers, caring and Games (speed events). Youth are program youth member, says, “Everyday adult volunteers and leaders in the horse encouraged to educate fairgoers about I find myself being grateful that I was a program and community, youth develop their 4-H horse project. part of Lancaster County’s horse program. positive learning experiences, teamwork Lancaster County also offers a horse I am often reminded that this program National-Level skills and improve communication skills. incentive program that allows youth helped me learn responsibility, persever- Horse Knowledge to track the hours they spend doing ance and sportsmanship. It even helped Learning/Growing horse-related activities. The goal is for the guide me to the career path that I am in Lancaster County 4-H has Opportunities youth to learn organizational and record today!” had over 49 youth compete at the keeping skills, set goals, provide commu- References: Western National Roundup contest The 4-H horse program begins by nity service and show dedication to their • American Horse Council Foundation (2018). in Denver, Colorado. Lancaster offering youth the opportunity to learn project. Economic Impact of the U.S. Horse Industry. County youth have competed every basic horsemanship knowledge, safety Available at year at nationals since 2011 in and skills, and then be tested on it. Youth Growing Life Skills www.horsecouncil.org/resources/economics. • Anderson, K. P. Karr-Lilienthal, L (2011). contests such as horse quiz bowl, use research-based curriculum created It is through all of these efforts that Influence of 4-H Horse Project Involvement on horse judging, public speaking, by Nebraska Extension which is broken youth in the 4-H horse program have the Development of Life Skills. Journal of Extension. demonstration and hippology. Once down into four horsemanship advance- opportunity to become true leaders and [On-line], 49, 5 Article 5IAW2. Available at again, in January of 2020, a team of ment levels. As the levels increase, so does inspire others in our community. Youth www.joe.org/joe/2011october/iw2.php. • Smith, C. E. Swinker, A. M, Comerford, P. M, four Lancaster County youth will the knowledge and skill required to pass. who excel in horsemanship skills demon- Radhakrishna, R. B., & Scheidt-Hoover, T. S. compete in the national hippology Youth can showcase the skills they strate a positive relationship in developing (2006). Horsemanship and life skills of youth (horse knowledge) contest. have learned from level testing and life skills such as decision making, in horse programs. The Professional Animal clinics at local 4-H shows, including thinking, communicating, goal setting Scientist. 22(1):89-93. 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