NJ State 4-H Equine Presentation Contest

Project Information (387k PDF) The New Jersey 4-H Equine Presentations Project is a project area that is beneficial to the total 4-H Horse Program. By learning to give presentations and demonstrations, 4-H'ers gain self-confidence and speaking abilities that are valuable in life situations such as school, the work place and the community. Participation in the Equine Presentation Project helps youth develop skills in research, organization and public speaking. Ideas, interests and talents are shared with peers. Club members also learn about working with others when giving a "Team Presentation". There are three ways to participate in the Equine Presentation Project.      Team Demonstration/Presentation - This is a team activity, where a team consists of two (2) 4-H Horse, Horse Science or Model Horse Club Members. Team members give a demonstration or illustrated talk on a horse related topic. (A demonstration is preferred on the National level.)      Individual Demonstration/Presentation - This is an individual activity, where one (1) 4-H Horse, Horse Science or Model Horse Club Member gives a demonstration or illustrated talk on a horse related topic. (A demonstration is preferred on the National Level.)      Public Speaking - This is an individual activity, where one (1) 4-H Horse, Horse Science or Model Horse Club Member gives a talk (no props used) on a horse related topic.

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