Alaska 4-H Horse Program
The Alaska 4-H Horse Program promotes knowledge of horsemanship and responsible., ethical equine use, care and management.

Horseback riding provides an outdoor sports fitness program for physical, personal, and emotional development, including confidence building. The sport can develop into a life-long hobby or business. Projects are available for youth owning or having access to horses and to youth not having access to horses (horseless horse projects).

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Information and Forms

Alaska State Record Book

Alaska State 4-H Horse Project Insert

The Alaska 4-H Horse Rules Book for Shows and Activities

The Alaska 4-H Horse Rules Book for Shows and Activities - Addendum - March 29, 2016

Annual 4-H Horse Certification

Equine Feedlease Agreement

Alaska State 4-H Horse Contest Rules Book - Revised October 2014

Alaska State 4-H Horse Advancement Level Program

2020 State Horse Contest Entry Forms:
Contestant
​Non-Contestant

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2018 State Horse Contest:
Results 

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State Photo Contest Winners

Festive Winners

Juniors    1st Alma F - Kenai                                                       2nd Blakeley N - Kenai
Intermediates    1st Katie V - Kenai                                          2nd Lydia H - MatSu

Scenic Winners

Juniors      1st Ellinor M - Tanana                                                2nd Isabel J - Kenai
Intermediates   1st Katie V - Kenai                                             2nd Isabelle M - Tanana

Silly Winners

Juniors   1st Blakeley N - Kenai                                         2nd Alma F - Kenai
Intermediate   1st LeElla C - Kodiak                              2nd Lydia H - MatSu

Alaska 4-H State Horse Development Committee

• Marla Lowder, Chair
• Becky Osimovich, Advisor/Historian

• Abby Madsen and Whitney Reeves, Juneau/South East
• Liz Kleweno and Mica VanBuskirk, Kenai
• Libby Eufernio, Kodiak
• Debbie Erikson and Stephanie Haase, Mat-Su
• Beth Austin and Johanna Ray, Tanana

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