There are all kinds of ways to complete your horse project.  For example, give a public speech or team demonstration, or compete with a painting, poster, photograph, drawing, essay, poetry, scrapbook, digital story, clothes article, woodworking piece or a model horse.  Here are more ideas:

Communication: 
  • Present about parts of a horse  
  • Send a Letter to the Editor describing your opinion regarding an ethical horse situation  
  • Present a riding safety session at your county 4-H horse education day
Citizenship
  • Assist with the 4-H horse show at the county fair
  • Participate in a local horse related charitable benefit  
  • Ask friends to always wear a helmet when riding horses
  • Explore therapeutic riding and horse rescue assistance opportunities 
Leadership
  • Lead a trail ride for your fellow 4-H horse project members
  • Work with a horseless horse member to care for a horse
  • Conduct a show horse grooming clinic
  • Organize a tack swap for 4-H members

Demonstrations
Horse coloring/marking patterns  Horse body parts  Safety around horses  Horse health chart  History of horses  Horse body language  Parts-of-a-horse matching game  Horse-breed comparison chart  Horse-stable designs  Knots used with horses  How to groom a horse  Supplies price chart  Horse skeleton diagram  Display of horse diseases  Growth chart for your horse  Dental problems of horses  How to shoe a horse  Horse reproductive system  Pasture management practices  Horse life cycle poster  Identify saddle, bridle and tack  Create a horse first aid kit  How-to display for judging horsemanship  Design your own showmanship pattern  Create a scrapbook or collage of photos from your horse project  Horse trivia

Record Book


4-H Horse Curriculum
Horse Project Record Book 
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Level 1: Giddy Up & Go covers discovering horses, appearance, conformation, breeds, behavior, safety, gaits, and horse uses.
Level 2: Head, Heart & Hooves covers anatomy, nutrition, feeding, dentistry, hoof care, grooming, pre-purchase exam, and judging.
Level 3: Stable Relationships covers reproduction, health care, housing, facilities, management, transportation, and ownership costs.
Level 4: Riding the Range covers riding and horsemanship skills, tack, basic safety and handling skills, training, and equitation.
Level 5: Jumping to New Heights covers showing, patterns, showmanship, fitting, ethics, and sportsmanship.
Horse Helper’s Guide provides lesson and meeting plan ideas.