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The 4-H Horse Art Contest
at the Maryland Horse World Expo
The third annual
4-H Horse Art Contest will be held January 17, 2008 at the
Maryland Horse World Expo in Timonium, MD. Youth carrying
a 4-H horse project may submit art, including photography,
that illustrates a skill or set of skills they learned through
their participation in the Maryland 4-H horse project. Click
on the 2008
ENTRY FORM to learn more information about this year's
contest.
General Information
- Entries should be related to the 4-H horse project.
- Entries will be divided into two divisions for each age divisions:1) Drawings and 2) Photographs. Drawings should be in crayon, colored pencil, paint or marker. Photographs can be in color or black and white and must be taken by the 4-H member. Artwork can be matted, but it is not required.
- Entries must be no smaller than 8.5” x 11” and no larger than 2’ x 2’ in size.
- Entries will be judged by a Horse World Expo Clinician on Thursday, January 17th and placed on display for the remainder of the Horse World Expo.
- Awards will be given based on the Danish System and a Champion ribbon will be awarded in each age division of the contest divisions.
- Contestants may submit more than one entry. Each entry must have a separate entry form when submitted.
- Contestants may pick up their artwork and awards at the Horse World Expo on Sunday, January 20th or at the Maryland 4-H Center after January 23, 2008.
Eligibility
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Contestants must be bonafide Maryland
4-H club members carrying a 4-H Project.
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4-H members must be between the ages of
5 - 18 years old as of January 1 of the current year.
2006 Results
Senior
Division
Champion:
Kristina Sippel (Carroll)
Blue Award:
Allison Clark (Cecil)
Lauren Morris (Worcester)
Intermediate Division
Champion:
Katie Ashby (Baltimore)
Blue Award:
Rachel Lentz (Frederick)
Junior Division
Champion:
Alex Copes (Harford)
Blue Award:
Sierra Burlin (Cecil)
Jessica Lantz (Talbot)
Amanda Martin (Cecil)
Bethany Wolpin (Worcester)
Clover Division
Champion:
Caroline Copes (Harford)
Blue Award:
Samantha Wolpin (Worcester)
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