Bis-Lancaster Farming. Saturday, Novambar 28, 1992
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Boots And Saddles 4-H
Boots and Saddles 4-H Clubs
meeting was held at the home of
members Amara and Robert
shuster-Edelson and was called to
order by acting president Jessica
Hill with 33 members in
attendance.
Pledges were given by Samara
Shuster-Edelson and Danny Tal
bot, with treasurers report by
Becky Preiss.
Old business covered Com
ntunity Hospital’s Lampeter
Horse Show, Horseless Clinic
given by Beck Preiss, and our
Florida hurricane horse rescue
effort. New business covered a
trail ride at Aton’s, gymkhana,
State Horse Show in Harrisburg,
and Boots and Saddles Club
Banquet.
Guest speaker for the evening
was Saranna Miller, Miller told of
the devastation to the horse popu
lation in Florida never before
has anyone ever had to cope with
so many animals in such need at
one time!
Hurricane Andrew has devasted
6,000 to 8,000 horses. The six
horses and pony clubs
eoordinated efforts have sent nine
tons of hay, 600 pounds of horse
feed, 80 halter, buckets, all kinds
of veterinary equiment and sup
plies, and sheets of heavy duty
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This effort is still ongoing.
Donations of hay and horse feed
will continue to be an unchanging
need for at least six months. If you
wish to make a donation, send it
to: Boots & Saddles 4-H Club,
988 Fruitville Pike, Lititz, PA
17543.
On October 30 through Novem
ber 1, 10 Lycoming County 4-H
Horse and Pony members com
peted at the State 4-H Horse Show
in Harrisburg.
The annual event held at the
Farm Show Building drew more
than 850 entries from across Pen
nsylvania. To be eligible to com
pete at the State Show, members
had to win their classes at the reg
ional and local classes.
This year’s state winners were:
• Stephanie Beaver, reserve
champion (second) senior hunter
seat equitation. She is the daughter
of James and Patricia Beaver,
Allenwood.
• Kelly Pentz, third place in
quarter horse colt of this year. She
is the daughter of Barb Pentz,
Montoursville.
• Jennifer Starr, champion
(first) in quarter horse colt of this
year, reserve champion (second)
place in 3-year-old wester plea
sure futurity, reserve champion
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(second place) in quarter horse fil
ly of this year. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Starr,
Muncy.
• Jamie Weaver, champion in
2-year-old western pleasure futur
ity. She is the daughter of Alfred
and Joan Hauser, Cogan Station.
Locally, 4-H horse and pony
members belong to one of the nine
clubs across the county. These
clubs are open to boys and girls,
ages 8 to 18. Club activities typi
cally includes educational clinics,
field trips, horse events planning,
demonstrations, and various
“learn by doing” activities.
For more information on 4-H in
Lycoming County, contact either
Tim Murphy or Teresa Herman at -
(717) 327-2350.
Adams Co. 4-H
The 33rd annual State 4-H
Horse Show was held the end of
October at the Farm Show Com
plex in Harrisburg. Following are
the results of Adams County 4-H
members’ parcilipation in the
show:
• Beth Hawkins, New Oxford,
placed first in the hunter horse
under saddle class, first in the
hunter hack horse class, and first
in the senior equitation not to
jump class.
• Heather Hawkins, New
Oxford, placed first in the senior
equitation over fences class, first
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• Shannon Brady, Hanover,
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• Rich Williams, New Oxford,
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• Trish Erford, Wellsville,
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• Debbie Wilkinson, Gettys
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in the hunter hack horse class,
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Rachel Coady of Spring Run
has been selected at the state win
ner in the Breads 4-H National
Awards Program.
Rachel is the daughter of
Robert and Elizabeth Coady,
Spring Run. She is a member of
the 4-H Shepherds Ridge 4-H
Club led by Beth Keener.
Nyesville.
In recognition for her accom
plishments, Rachel will be attend
ing the five day National 4-H Con
gress at the Chicago Hilton and
Towers in December as a guest of
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program, attended by more than
1,300 4-H members from across
the country, is filled with recogni-
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This spring, Coady was
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