Youth
Horse Judging References
Associations:
National Horse
Judging Team Coaches Association
NHJTCA Handbook
Manuals:
Horse
Conformation Analysis
from Washington State University
Preparation
and Presentation of Oral Reasons
from University of Florida
Youth
Judging Manual
from Kansas State University
4-H
Horse Judging Guide
from Oklahoma State University
Horse
Judging Manual
from the University of Kentucky
4-H
Horse Judging Manual
from Washington State University
4-H
Horse Judging Leaders Manual
from Washington State Univesity
Texas
Agricultural Extension Service / 4-H Publications
(409) 845-6534
Texas 4-H Horse Judging Guide (Leader Manual)**
4-H Horse Judging Manual**
** there is a charge for these materials
Videos:
American
Quarter Horse Association
(806)376-4811
Many videos available, including the following: Survival
of the Fittest (good starter, covers conformation and
form-to-function); Horse Judging, Parts I-IV; Judging Reining;
Judging Working Hunter; Judging Roping; and Showmanship at
Halter.
American Paint Horse Association
(817)834-2742 / Ginger Theis (extension 248)
Good videos on Western Horsemanship and Western Riding, available
at no cost to 4-H judging teams.
Equine
Promotions
1 (800) HORSE-98
Videos by Jon Wolf, coach of many very successful collegiate
judging teams. The videos on stock-type halter, western pleasure,
and reasons might be particularly helpful.
CEV Multimedia
CEV Multimedia, Ltd.
1020 SE Loop 289
Lubbock, Texas 79404
(806)745-8820
Search for "Horse Judging." Several good videos
for judging practice by John Pipkin, but expensive.
Other Media:
Kansas
State University Interactive Horse Judging CD-ROM ($19.95)
Julie Wolf jrwolf@ksu.edu / (785) 532-1264
Great for beginners!
Hormel Cards:
Order
from National FFA office
1(888) 332-2668 x 280
Breed Resources:
Contact the breed associations below to get information on
breed standards, etc. for your judging team members. If you
tell these folks that youre getting the material for
judging teams, they are generally more than happy to help
you. Some associations have videos on Judging Standards for
their particular breed (I know for sure that the Morgan and
Saddlebred folks do). Most videos you will have to pay for,
but you might be able to get a deal! For more breed assoications,
please visit the Breeds page. At
the state level, halter breeds may include but are not limited
to the following light breeds. Draft horses may also be used.
American Quarter Horse Association
P.O. Box 200
Amarillo, Tx 79168
(806) 376-4811
American Paint Horse Association
P O Box 961023
Fort Worth, TX 76161
(817) 834-2742
Pinto Horse Association of
America
1900 Samuels Avenue
Fort Worth, Texas 76102-1141
(817) 336-7842 - voice
(817) 336-7416 - fax
International Arabian Horse
Association
10805 E. Bethany Drive
Aurora, Colorado 80014
(303) 696-4500
American Morgan Horse
Association
122 Bostwick Road P.O. Box 960
Shelburne, VT 05482-0960
(802) 985-4944
American Saddlebred Horse Association
4093 Iron Works Parkway
Lexington, KY 40511
(859) 259-2742
Appaloosa Horse Club
2720 W. Pullman Road
Moscow, ID 83843
(208) 882-5578
The Jockey Club (Thoroughbred)
821 Corporate Drive
Lexington, KY 40503
(859) 224-2700
Performance Resources:
Like the breed resources, you may be able to aquire standards
and regulations for performance classes by contacting the
organizations below. Many times official rulebooks are posted
online by the organizations for free access. At the state
level, performance classes may include but are not limited
to Western Pleasure, English Pleasure, Hunter Under Saddle,
Hunter Hack, Western Riding, Reining, Plantation English Pleasure
Walking Horse, Saddlebred 3-Gaiters, Hunt Seat, and Saddle
Seat Equitation.
USA Equestrian
(859)258-2472
Rules and standards for breed specific and general competitions,
pleasure, under saddle and equitation classes.
Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders'
& Exhibitors' Association
250 N. Ellington
P. O. Box 286
Lewisburg, TN 37091-0286
(800) 359-1574
For Plantation English Pleasure Walking Horse classes.
American Saddlebred Horse Association
4093 Iron Works Parkway
Lexington, KY 40511
(859) 259-2742
For 3-Gaited Saddlebred classes.
National Reining
Horse Association
3000 NW 10th St
Oklahoma City, OK 73107-5302
(405) 946-7400
For Reining classes.
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