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KHC Awards Grant to Clark County 4-H Drill Team
07/07/2008 - By Kentucky Horse Council Lexington, KY, July 7, 2008 – The Clark County 4-H Ponies & Partners Club Drill Team received a $1,300 grant from the Kentucky Horse Council (KHC) to purchase equipment
The club plans to use the funding to buy matching bridles, reins, saddle pads, and costumes for the 10 member team.
“The Horse Council is pleased to support the education of young horse enthusiasts through 4-H programs,” remarked Madelyn Millard, KHC Board President. “4-H is a great tool for young people to learn about horses and the responsibilities of horse ownership.”
The Ponies & Partners Club has a solid history of active youth involvement including a Horse Bowl Team and participation in an annual weekend horse clinic. The forty member club recently expanded its activities by adding the drill team. The new drill team competed for the first time at the state 4-H horse show this year.
For more information about the Clark County 4-H Ponies & Partners Club contact Julia Tucker at 859-749-2183.
ABOUT THE KENTUCKY HORSE COUNCIL - The Kentucky Horse Council is a non-profit organization dedicated, through education, to the protection, growth and development of the equine industry in Kentucky. The Kentucky Horse Council provides educational programs, grants, scholarships, personal liability insurance, trail riding programs, and an annual statewide equine industry directory.