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NJ State 4-H Competitive Trail Ride

Adult Permission Form (57k PDF)

County Check List (47k PDF)

General Rules (35k PDF)

Horsemanship Score Sheet (35k PDF)

Host County Responsibilities (23k PDF)

Obstacle Judging Guidelines (28k PDF)

Project Information (52k PDF)

Reservation Forms: Shavings, Stalls, Awards Dinner, Camper, Sponsors (31k PDF)

Schedule (13k PDF)

Team Registration Form (25k PDF)

Youth Permission Form (58k PDF)

Photo of 4-Her on a horse. This program is designed to stimulate greater interest in trail riding, to teach proper methods of training and conditioning horses for trail riding, to encourage good horsemanship and safety on trail rides. Trail riding is a healthy, enjoyable recreation. It is fun and gives one the opportunity to enjoy and appreciate the beauty of the Garden State. Riders have the responsibility to respect the property rights of others and to share the trails with other trail users.

It is hoped that this program will stimulate interest in preserving existing horseback riding trails and encourage the development of many miles of new multi-use trails for present and future New Jersey horsepeople.

A twenty-five (25) mile trail ride, with natural obstacles, will be judged on condition and management of the horse.

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NJ State 4-H Competitive Trail Ride
Adult Permission Form (57k PDF) County Check List (47k PDF) General Rules (35k PDF) Horsemanship Score Sheet (35k PDF) Host County Responsibilities (23k PDF) Obstacle Judging Guidelines (28k PDF) Project Information (52k PDF) Reservation Forms: Shavings, Stalls, Awards Dinner, Camper, Sponsors (31k PDF) Schedule (13k PDF) Team Registration Form (25k PDF) Youth Permission Form (58k PDF) This program is designed to stimulate greater interest in trail riding, to teach proper methods of training and conditioning horses for trail riding, to encourage good horsemanship and safety on trail rides. Trail riding is a healthy, enjoyable recreation. It is fun and gives one the opportunity to enjoy and appreciate the beauty of the Garden State. Riders have the responsibility to respect the property rights of others and to share the trails with other trail users. It is hoped that this program will stimulate interest in preserving existing horseback riding trails and encourage the development of many miles of new multi-use trails for present and future New Jersey horsepeople. A twenty-five (25) mile trail ride, with natural obstacles, will be judged on condition and management of the horse.


	Rutgers Cooperative Extension is an Equal Opportunity Program Provider and Employer. ©2008 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Last modified 16 May 2006, webmaster@njaes.rutgers.edu.