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General Information
Features
- Four days of riding, demonstrations and lectures for Western and English riders to help you become better horse owners and competitors.
- Open to youth 10-18 years of age
- All sessions to be taught by UW-RF instructors and faculty.
Requirements
- Each youth participant will bring their own horse and grain (hay and bedding provided). Care and upkeep of each horse will be the responsibility of respective participant.
- A limited number of UWRF horses will be available for non horse owners who have previous riding experience. Indicate on the registration form if you need a horse (no charge).
- Both English and Western tack is available for use by all participants at no additional charge.
- Each horse must have a valid (current year) negative coggins certificate and a recent health certificate. It is recommended that horses be vaccinated for strangles, influenza and rhinopneumonitis. Follow the recommendations of your veterinarian concerning the use of vaccines.
- A group leader (adult) must accompany participants for supervisory purposes. Groups may consist of any number of members from clubs and counties throughout the region. We recommend no more than 6 students per group leader. Group leaders will be able to attend all sessions by paying only a lodging and meal charge. Group leaders may volunteer to supervise additional students. (UWRF will not supply group leaders. It is the resposibility of parents or guardians.)
- So organize your club, county or your friends and family; any combination is suitable
Housing and Meals
- Participants will be housed in campus residence halls and meals will be provided in the University Center. (1st meal Monday morning, Last meal Thursday evening)
Transportation
- Transportation between residence halls, meals at the University Center, and college barn must be provided by each adult group leader (4H Leader, parent, guardian). Individual participants must have transportation arranged.
Cost
- For the prices please see registration form
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