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The assessment tools you are about to work through with your leader will give you a better idea of where you are needing to work with your horse for the project year. Regardless of your age and experience, you should work through these tools from the start. New members and experienced riders alike should make certain that all the skills listed have been mastered.
The levels have been set up to ensure safety for the horse and rider and to build a strong foundation for your future in riding, wherever it may take you. One of the project goals is to ensure riders are safe and effective in groundwork and riding skills as well as knowledge of their horse and equipment used. Your love for horses and the skills you gain through your project work will be of great benefit for you for your whole life.
| 4-H Horsemanship Assessment Tools 1, 2, 3, | Part A - introduction (241K)
Part B - pages 1-10, levels 1, 2 (155K)
Part C - pages 11-20, level 3 (181K)
Complete 4-H Horsemanship Assessment Tools 1, 2, 3 manual (454K) |
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| 4-H Horsemanship Assessment Tools 4, 5, 6, 7 | Part A - introduction (157K)
Part B - pages 1-9, level 4 (223K)
Part C - pages 10-18, level 5 (244K)
Part D - pages 19-26, levels 6, 7 (49K)
Complete 4-H Horsemanship Assessment Tools 4, 5, 6, 7 manual (556K) |
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