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Michigan 4-H Horse & Pony Project Show Rules & Regulations

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April 22, 2022

This is the 2022 edition of the horse show rulebook that is used at the State 4-H Horse Show (held in August each year at Michigan State University), and recommended for use at all 4-H horse shows in Michigan. It is intended to help standardize the judging and evaluation at Michigan 4-H horse shows and to provide educational information about the types of horses and classes represented in the Michigan 4‑H horse and pony project. The book is provided online to make it more accessible to everyone who is involved in the Michigan 4-H horse program, and to reduce printing, storage and distribution costs. (2022, Michigan 4-H Youth Development, 52 pages)

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