University of Kentucky UKnowledge 4-H Youth Development Publications Cooperative Extension Service 10-2014 Hosting a Horse Show Fernanda Camargo University of Kentucky,
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[email protected]. COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND ENVIRONMENT, LEXINGTON, KY, 40546 4AF-06MA Hosting a Horse Show Fernanda Camargo and Amy Lawyer, Animal and Food Sciences orse shows are a Purpose wonderful way to First, decide the purpose of your show. You must clearly define this purpose H and be able to communicate it to others because it will be the basis for all get together with other other decisions about the show. Once you know the purpose or goal of your show, your decisions on facility, equipment, management, volunteers, classes, people and show what rules, judge and budget can all reflect your purpose. Some decisions are ap- you and your horse parent, such as making cost effective decisions if the show is intended to be a fund raiser, but sometimes choices are not as clearly defined.