4-H Horse Program Information

Franklin County 4-H has an exceptional horse program. It is highly recommended that all 4-H clubs with horse projects send at least one advisor to represent their club at the Horse Advisory Committee. Horse Advisory Committee Meetings are held on the first Monday of every month, 7:00PM, at the Franklin County Fairgrounds' Secretary's Office.

4-H Horse Program Information


Ohio 4-H Equine E-News


Horse Permission to Participate Form - DUE APRIL 1st

Equine Activities Disclosure & Release of Claims - DUE APRIL 1st

Horse ID Form - DUE APRIL 1st

 

Franklin County Spring Equine Youth Clinic
- Due 4/15/12

Franklin County Horse Royalty Application
- Due March 31, 2012

4-H Horse Leasing Guidelines

 


2012 PAS Information


Coming soon.

 

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