4-H FLASH. Staff: Kelsey Holcomb, 4-H Youth Development Jill Zimmerman, Ag and Natural Resources Becky Reid, Family and Consumer

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1 4-H FLASH Cowley County 4-H News March 2017 Cowley County Extension 311 E. 9th P.O. Box 538 Winfield, KS Staff: Kelsey Holcomb, 4-H Youth Development Jill Zimmerman, Ag and Natural Resources Becky Reid, Family and Consumer Leaders If you ve been reading these articles the last several months, you may be picking up a common theme. That theme is personal leadership. Over the last year, I have been introduced to the series of books on developing personal leadership authored by Dr. Tim Elmore called, Habitudes. The series has great lessons called images that help us to invest in and develop our personal leadership. What is a leader and why is developing one s personal leadership important? Is everyone a leader? Well, that depends on how you define the word, leader. If you are referring to a person who is in charge of a group or in a position of power, then, no, everyone is not a leader. Not every person is born with the natural ability to occupy the top spot in a flow chart. If leadership is defined as people pursuing a passion in their life and, in doing so, influencing others; finding an area of strength and naturally influencing others in a positive way, then yes, we can all be leaders. Each individual possesses innate strengths and talents. We master a skill or gift. Those gifts can be used to positively influence others. If leadership is about serving others in the area of our natural abilities and passions, we predictably assert influence and we do not even have to try to lead. In 4-H, we use the words, leader and leadership alot. We have project leaders, community leaders, junior leaders. We have the Leadership project and 4-H members are known for their leadership skills. We develop our leadership skills to help others through community service projects and working cooperatively within our clubs, committees and groups. Do you have to be in charge of someone or a group to be a leader? No. Being a leader is using my influence for a worthwhile cause. In this way, all 4-H members and volunteers are leaders. Because we work together to Make the Best Better, we all serve in a leadership capacity. We all possess different gifts and skills that help us in service to others. It is important that we continue to develop these gifts and use them to positively influence the world around us. I pledge my head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service, and my health to better living for my club, my community, my country and my world. March 12, 2017 In this issue: 4-H Day Results Livestock Dates Discovery Days 4-H Camp

2 Upcoming Meetings The Cowley County Extension Council Executive Board meets monthly and conducts the business of the Extension Office. The March meeting will be held on Thursday, March 2nd at 5:30 p.m. in the Assembly Room of the Cowley County Courthouse, 311 E. 9th, Winfield. 4-H Council and Junior Leaders will meet Monday, March 20th. 4-H Council will meet from 7:00 p.m. - 7:45 p.m. Junior Leaders will begin at 7:50 p.m. If you were selected to represent your club at 4-H Council and find you cannot attend, please let your leaders know and find another member to serve in your place. Discovery Days May 30th - June 2nd, 2017 An opportunity for youth age 13 (before January 1st, 2017)and older to attend classes, increase their leadership skills and meet other like-minded teens while spending a few days on the campus of Kansas State University. This year s theme is, Make A Splash. Registration for Discovery Days opens March 1st and is due April 15th. The registration fee is $230 which includes all meals, lodging, program expenses, insurance, a Discovery Days t-shirt and more! Some classes have additional fees to pay for supplies. The class catalog is currently available at under Events. Discovery Days classes (the good ones, anyway) fill up very quickly. So, if you have certain classes you really want to take, you need to register ASAP. As a reminder, Cowley County will also offer some $50 scholarships and scholarships are available from the state as well. Cowley County scholarship applications will be available in the Extension Office or on the Cowley County Extension website ( and are due April 15, Sunny Hills 4-H Camp Cowley County will attend 4-H camp at Rock Springs June 24th - 27th, 2017 with the Sunny Hills Camp Group. Camp is a great opportunity for youth in 3rd-7th grades (complete) to meet other youth from across the state and participate in activities like riflery, archery, disc golf, horseback riding and more! Registration is $185 and is due in the Extension Office by May 19th, Bring a friend! Campers do not have to be members of 4-H. Camp Scholarships are available on a limited basis. Scholarship applications are available in the Extension Office or on the county website at and are due May 19, Camp Counselors Needed Sunny Hills 4-H Camp is an opportunity for older 4-H ers to gain positive leadership skills through service as a camp counselor. Counselors must be at least freshman-complete, however, preference is given to those who are sophomorecomplete. Counselors will travel to Rock Springs for Counselor Training June 23rd & 24th. Applications are available in the Extension Office and are due by May 19th. Flower Sales Shooting Sports Club will be taking orders for your spring flower planting needs. Contact a Shooting Sports member to place your order by Thursday, April 20th. Delivery will be on Saturday, May 6th. Delivery location to be announced. Buy Your Groceries and Support Cowley County 4-H Cowley County 4-H has been accepted as a Dillon's Community Rewards Member. 4-H Supporters can enroll their Plus Shopper's card into the program and Cowley County 4-H will get credit for every purchase its members make using their registered Plus card. The more they shop with us, the more opportunity Cowley County 4-H has to earn even bigger rewards. To enroll, go to the secure website The NPO number you will need to enroll is Dog Practices Dog practices will begin again soon. The current schedule is: March 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th, April 4th, 11th, 18th. Practices will be from 6:30-8:00 p.m. under the grandstands at the Winfield Fairgrounds. The first day (March 7th) is a no dog day. Make sure you have all your forms and vaccinations filled out per the SCKKC website (sckkc.com/ obedience-classes). Questions may be directed to Dog Leader Rachel Hanna at eve_ii@hotmail.com.

3 H Day Results Thanks to all the 4-H'ers, parent, volunteers and judges for making 2017 Cowley County 4-H Day a success! We had over 50 participants this year. We want to improve 4-H Day and are looking at some different options. We'd appreciate if each member and parent who attended 4-H Day would complete the survey at Project Talks: Trey Noland, Cameron 4-H Club; Junior Top Kennedy Holcomb, Floral 4-H Club; Junior Laura Dutton, Walnut Valley 4-H Club; Intermediate Top Readings: Amelia Hogan, Walnut Valley 4-H Club; Junior Top Eli Hubble, Walnut Valley 4-H Club; Junior Top Jacob Shepherd, Sunrise 4-H Club; Senior Top Zia Gaines, Sunrise 4-H Club; Senior Top James Hogan, Walnut Valley 4-H Club; Intermediate Coryn Badley, Sunrise 4-H Club; Intermediate Top Avis Grant, Martha Washington 4-H Club; Intermediate Demonstrations/Illustrated Talks: Francis Rupp, Rock Creek 4-H Club; Senior Top Cooper Larsen, Burden 4-H Club; Intermediate Top Hunter Mericle, Burden 4-H Club; Intermediate Alternate Top Emma Larsen, Burden 4-H Club; Intermediate Alternate Top Benjamin McJunkin, Cameron 4-H Club; Intermediate Top Bailey Haunschild, Walnut Valley 4-H Club; Intermediate Gracie and Lanie Moore, Floral 4-H Club; Intermediate Anna Wolfe, Burden 4-H Club; Junior Brooke Haunschild, Walnut Valley 4-H Club; Junior Adah Wolfe, Burden 4-H Club; Junior Top Show and Share: Heath Reed, Walnut Valley 4-H Club; 1st year participation Media Presentations: Aaron Wolfe, Burden 4-H Club; Micah Brown, Burden 4-H Club; Alternate Top Jacob Shepherd, Sunrise 4-H Club; Top Zia Gaines, Sunrise 4-H Club; Malachi Matterson, Martha Washington 4-H Club; Red Faith Brown, Burden 4-H Club; Lindsay Noland, Cameron 4-H Club; Reagan Evans, Floral 4-H Club; Senior Public Speaking: Jacob Shepherd, Sunrise 4-H Club; Audrie Bailey, Floral 4-H Club; Top Anna Hixon, Rock Creek 4-H Club; Senior Impromptu Public Speaking: Francis Rupp, Rock Creek 4-H Club; Zia Gaines, Sunrise 4-H Club; Jacob Shepherd, Sunrise 4-H Club; Top Piano: Abigail Reid, Sunrise 4-H Club; Intermediate Laura Dutton, Walnut Valley 4-H Club; Intermediate Top James Hogan, Walnut Valley 4-H Club; Intermediate Hanna Nelson, Sunrise 4-H Club; Junior Adah Wolfe, Burden 4-H Club; Junior Top Anna Wolfe, Burden 4-H Club; Junior Alternate Top Lydia Nelson, Sunrise 4-H Club; Intermediate Alternate Top Vocal: Melissa Henderson, Burden 4-H Club; Senior Fiona Badley, Sunrise 4-H Club; Senior Top Heath Reed, Walnut Valley 4-H Club; Junior Coryn Badley, Sunrise 4-H Club; Intermediate Instrumental: Andrew Wolfe, Burden 4-H Club; Senior Red Madison Sultz, Tisdale 4-H Club; Senior Francis Rupp, Rock Creek 4-H Club; Senior Elisa Donley, Sunrise 4-H Club; Senior Jacob Shepherd, Sunrise 4-H Club; Senior Top Bradley Grant, Martha Washington 4-H Club; Intermediate Aaron Wolfe, Burden 4-H Club; Intermediate Zane Hubble, Walnut Valley 4-H Club; Intermediate Top Luke Brown, Burden 4-H Club; Intermediate Rozlynn Richert, Sunrise 4-H Club; Intermediate, Charles Hensley, Sunrise 4-H Club; Intermediate Rhyanna Richert, Sunrise 4-H Club; Junior Top Talent: Jacob Shepherd, Sunrise 4-H Club, Rozlynn Richert, Rhyanna Richert, Rheegyn Richert, Abigail Reid, Sunrise 4-H Club; Dance: Francis Rupp and Anna Hixon, Rock Creek 4-H Club; Model Meeting: Floral 4-H Club;

4 Family and Consumer Sciences Judging Contest - Results Thank you to the 12 youth who completed the Family and Consumer Sciences Judging Contest. Youth worked with a partner to identify lunch and snack choices. To get maximum score, youth had to select foods that would be typically served at one meal, contain all 5 food groups and have appropriate serving sizes. Each group was assigned a food from a grocery store sales flyer that they had to incorporate into the menu. Participants will be receiving score sheets in club mail boxes. Youth who participate in the Family and Consumer Sciences Judging Contests may qualify to represent Cowley County at the state contests held at the Kansas State Fair. Favorite Family Foods Results: Lindsay Noland - SR, Purple Benjamin McJunkin - INT, Trey Noland - JR, Anna Wolf - JR, Kansas State University College of Agriculture is proud to host the 4th annual World Food Prize Kansas Youth Institute (KYI) on Thursday, April 20th, The institute is an opportunity for high school students to join the conversation about feeding the world. Students and their teachers are invited to Kansas State University to interact with agricultural experts and distinguished guests, discuss global food security issues, and participate in experiential learning sessions in the College of Agriculture. The World Food Prize is also known as the Nobel Price of Agriculture. It is the foremost international award, recognizing the achievements of individuals who have advanced human development by improving the quality, quantity or availability of food in the world. Students participating in the KYI have the opportunity to qualify for the Global Youth Institute, held in Des Moines, Iowa, October 18th-21st, Students must be in high school at the time of the Global Youth Institute to qualify. Kansas high school students in grades 9-12 are eligible to participate, along with a teacher or mentor. Students desiring to participate in the KYI must complete a 2-3 page research paper about a global issue affecting food security in a developing country. Specific details, helpful framing questions, and submission guidelines can be found at At the Kansas Youth Institute, students will have the opportunity to present their research and recommendations and discuss real-world problems and their solutions with experts in the field. Additionally, all students participating in the KYI will receive a $500 scholarship to study in the College of Agriculture at Kansas State University. If you have further questions, please contact me at or alister@ksu.edu. 4-H Unmanned Aerial Systems Experience The Kansas 4-H SpaceTech Program and the Kansas Cosmosphere located in Hutchinson are again teaming up to provide fun, hands-on and science-based programming for Kansas 4-H Youth Development. This second program will feature Unmanned Aerial Systems. The experience will begin Friday, March 31st, at 4 p.m., and will end on Saturday, April 1st, 4 p.m. Cost will be $110 for youth between 9-18-years old and $110 for all adult participants. All youth must have a designated chaperone to attend. Parents, grandparents, other relatives, and guardians may chaperone their own children/relatives. They may not chaperone other non-family members. Registered KSRE 4-H Leaders or KSRE staff may also chaperone 4-H members. Adult chaperones will be responsible for their children overnight. If your family plans to attend, please contact the Extension Office and we will be happy to help families coordinate travel to and from the event. Registration includes three meals, two breaks, and an overnight stay. Program topics include: a tour of the Cosmosphere, a UAS flying challenge inside the Cosmosphere, an outside UAS demonstration (weather permitting), FAA regulations and compliance of registering private and commercial UAS s, guest speaker, UAS applications in agriculture, fixed and rotor wings UAS s, plus much more. This Cosmosphere collaboration is designed to be an adult-child experience, where 4-H members and adults can interact and learn from these fun and educational experiences. The program will include overnight indoor camping at the Cosmosphere located in Hutchinson, KS, (bring your own sleeping bag, air mattress, pillow, towel and toiletry items). The experience is open to 4-H members, parents, grandparents, volunteer 4-H leaders, and KSRE staff. The CVent registration system will be used, visit: beginning January 20th, Registration will close March 16th, 2017, 11:59 p.m. There will be a minimum number required or the Unmanned Aerial Systems experience will be cancelled. The program is limited to the first 75 who register on a first-come, first-serve basis. For more information, contact Deryl Waldren at dwaldren@ksu.edu, or call

5 Livestock Tagging Note If your family is unable to attend a scheduled tagging date, please notify the Extension Office PRIOR TO the tagging deadline to make alternate arrangements. ( or ) Spring Shows Members interested in showing livestock at spring shows may view fliers for other county shows in our Spring and Summer Shows binder in the Extension Office. Cowley County Classic The Cowley County Classic Spring Beef Show will be held Saturday, April 29th at the Winfield Fairgrounds. Show flier and additional information are forthcoming. If you are interested in helping with the show, please contact Kelsey or Jill. Cowley County to Host Eastern Kansas Swine Show Series The Eastern Kansas Swine Series (EKSSS) will host a two day prospect pig show at the Cowley County Fairgrounds May 27th and 28th, Participate in one or both shows. The Eastern Kansas Swine Series began in It is designed for Kansas youth swine exhibitors, with awards provided by series sponsors. For more information visit EKSSS website at: or contact Brian Thiel at , Kelsey or Jill at or Poultry Project Project leaders, Todd, Cheryl and Jacob Shepherd have created a 4-H Poultry Project Facebook page: Project /?ref=hl They will be regularly posting project tips and information for poultry project members. They will be happy to work one-on-one with any project member, just contact them on Facebook, at 4hchickenandstars@gmail.com, or Annual K-State Animal Sciences Leadership Academy Students from across the country with an interest in the livestock industry and related careers can apply now for the Kansas State University Animal Sciences Leadership Academy. The academy is an intensive fourday educational experience designed to enhance the leadership skills and animal science knowledge of students in ninth through 12th grades. Hosted by the K-State Department of Animal Sciences and Industry and sponsored by the Livestock and Meat Industry Council, the academy s goal is to develop young leaders within the livestock industry and prepare them for a successful future in this field. The experiences gained through KASLA will help develop your understanding of the industry and ignite your potential as a young leader in agriculture, said past participant Molly Bertz of Mayview, Missouri. I would highly recommend participation. Whether you come from a strong agricultural background or are curious to learn more about the industry, KASLA is providing students with an inside view of the food production system. This year s program will take place June 14th-17th in Manhattan. The program s itinerary will feature interactive workshops, tours and faculty mentor time with animal science professors. Industry leaders will also join the participants frequently to share their knowledge and expertise. Throughout the week, participants will work in teams to evaluate current events within the animal science industry and educate others. This experience will culminate with team presentations and a closing reception on Saturday morning. The program also focuses on developing personal leadership skills through workshops and activities. One of my favorite parts of KASLA was learning more about our individual strengths through the Strengths Finder Assessment. As we learned more about our strengths, we were also able to learn how to capitalize on them and use them effectively in group settings such as the agriculture issues team project. KASLA truly developed us as leaders in the agriculture industry both inside and out," Bertz said. Only 20 students will be accepted to ensure individualized attention from counselors, professors and industry leaders. Participants will stay on campus in university housing with program staff for the duration of the event. Transportation to and from the event is the responsibility of the participant, along with a $50 deposit to reserve his or her space. The Livestock and Meat Industry Council generously provides all other sponsorships. Please contact academy director Sharon Breiner with questions at sbreiner@ksu.edu or

6 Cowley County H Livestock events, Deadlines and Schedule Date March 5 March 11 March 25 April 25 and 29 Event Market Beef Weigh-In/Tagging Day, Winfield Livestock Auction Commercial Heifer Tagging Kansas Junior Swine Producer Day, Manhattan Kansas Junior Meat Goat Producer Day, Manhattan Tagging for bucket calves, sheep, swine and meat goats (weigh-in), Winfield Fairgrounds Mandatory for all members who wish to exhibit Market Steers/ Market Heifers at the Cowley County Fair. Commercial heifers must be tagged with a county-issued EID tag by June 15. Mandatory for all members who wish to exhibit Sheep, Swine, Meat Goats at the Cowley County Fair. Commercial females (not registered with a breed association) must be tagged with a county issued EID tag by June 15. April 29 Cowley County Classic Spring Beef Show Educational show opportunity for youth livestock exhibitors May 1 Market Beef nominations due (Kansas State Fair/Kansas Junior Livestock Show). Requires Extension Agent signature. Mandatory for all members who wish to exhibit Market Beef at the Kansas State Fair and/or Kansas Junior Livestock Show. May 1 Add/Drop Deadline for all 4-H projects. Must be completed online. Mandatory for all local 4-H members. May 1 Horse ID s, Two-Year-Old Futurity ad Three-Year-Old Maturity nominations due. Requires Extension Agent signature. Mandatory for all 4-H members who wish to exhibit Horses at the County Fair, District Horse Show and/or State Horse Show. May 27 Cowley County Sheep and Meat Goat Show, Winfield Educational show opportunity for youth livestock exhibitors. May Cowley County Swine Classic, Winfield Educational show opportunity for youth livestock exhibitors June 1 South Central District Horse Show entries due online. Level testing must be completed before entering online. Mandatory for all Horse members who wish to exhibit at the South Central District Horse Show and/or qualify for the Kansas State Fair. June 15 4-H Grade and Dairy Cattle Leasing Identification Form due. Mandatory for all 4-H Dairy exhibitors. June 15 June 15 June 19 Commercial heifer, doe, ewe, gilts must be tagged with a countyissued EID tag and breeding affidavit turned in to the Cowley County Extension Office. Registered heifer, doe, ewe, gilt must have registration in the exhibitor s name. Commercial heifer, market swine, sheep and meat goat nominations due (Kansas State Fair/Kansas Junior Livestock Show). Requires Extension Agent Signature. South Central District Horse Show, Hutchinson. Mandatory for all youth who wish to exhibit a breeding female at the Cowley County Fair. Mandatory for all members who wish to exhibit commercial heifers, market swine, sheep or meat goats at the Kansas State Fair and/ or Kansas Junior Livestock Show. July Livestock Project Fair (TBA) Educational opportunity for livestock project members. July Poultry Testing (TBA) Mandatory for all members who wish to exhibit poultry at the Cowley County Fair. July 5 Cowley County Fair Entries Due Mandatory for all Cowley County 4-H/FFA members. July 25 July 29 August 1 August 2 August 3-7 Kansas State Fair Livestock Entries Due Cowley County Horse Show, Burden State Fair Horse Entries Due Cowley County Dog Show, Barn 4, Fairgrounds Cowley County Fair

7 Shooting Sports March 5th - Air Discipline Practice, Fairgrounds starting at 2:00 p.m. March 5th- Project Club Meetings, Fairgrounds at 5:00 p.m. March 7th- Hunting Skills- Wildlife Habitat Education Program Meeting, New Hope Fellowship Church, 5:00 p.m. March 9th - Archery Practice, Fairgrounds, 6:30 p.m. March 19th - Shotgun Practice, in the Meadow, 2:00 p.m. March 20th- Club Meeting, 1:30 p.m., New Hope Fellowship Church March 23rd - Archery Practice, Fairgrounds, 6:30 p.m Wildlife Habitat Education Program will be held in Wichita, KS on April 19th at the Great Plains Nature Center. Any member, ages 9-18 years of age, interested in participating is invited to the Tuesday, March 7th meeting at New Hope Fellowship Church at 5:00. Further practice dates and times will be set at the meeting. Bingo Fundraiser for Zia Gaines 4-H Trip to Japan Sunday March 5th, 2017 Doors open at 1:30pm ~Bingo starts at 2pm Baden Square - 7 th & Gary ~ Winfield, KS Suggested Donation $10 per person Come play bingo and help raise money to send Zia to Japan. A Donation will get 10 rounds of bingo (30 games). Zia Gaines is a member of the Sunrise 4-H Club in Winfield, Ks. Zia has been chosen to represent Kansas 4-H in a service trip to Tokyo, Japan. Zia has come up with the small down payment to make this memorable trip. But the trip s total cost is $ and she still has a long way to get to her goal! Her first month in Japan, Zia will be staying with the host pictured above learning about Japanese culture. The second month in Japan she will be staying in rural areas of Japan volunteering at a camp where she will be teaching the English language. Please come and meet Zia and help us make this trip happen for Zia! Above picture: Cowley County Sunrise 4-H ers met Mrs. Yuka Innamura, Labo/4-H exchange chaperone from Japan, at the Cowley County Fair in Concessions by: Sunrise 4-H Club. Bingo prizes are donated by the vendors. Chance drawings donated by friends and Community. $1 a ticket or 6 for $5 (Must be present to win) Join the Face book Event page to see Prizes. Please Share and Invite Friends and Family to this Event. shttps:// /://www.

8 Tractor Safety HARPER When: Thursday, May 25 Time: 8:30 a.m. Place: Argonia High School RSVP: DUE BY: Friday, May 19 (620) or (620) OR Cost: $15.00 includes lunch and educational materials. TWO LOCATIONS WINFIELD When: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Time: 8:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m. Place: PrairieLand Partners, 2300 West 9th Ave., Winfield RSVP: DUE BY: Tuesday, March 14 (620) or (620) (620) OR Cost: $20.00 payable at the door. Includes lunch and educational materials. WHO SHOULD ATTEND: 14 and 15 year olds planning to do farm work for someone other than a parent or guardian, must take a tractor safety course following the U.S. Department of Labor requirements before being employed for certain hazardous farm tasks. This includes operating a tractor over 20 horsepower. Contact your local Extension Office to register: Cowley: (620) or (620) Harper: (620) Sumner: (620) Kansas State University is committed to making its services, activities and programs accessible to all participants. If you have special requirements due to a physical, vision, or hearing disability, contact Jill Zimmerman, (620) Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service K-State Research and Extension is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

9 YOUTH PQA PLUS CERTIFICATION Friday, March 24, 9:30 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Assembly Room, Courthouse, Winfield, KS Join us for a morning of learning about good swine health, nutrition and management procedures. Youth who attend will help their pigs perform efficiently and provide a safe, wholesome product for consumers. Youth PQA Plus is required certification for youth who plan to exhibit swine at the Kansas State Fair or the Kansas Junior Livestock Show. K-State Research & Extension, Cowley County Courthouse, 311 East 9th P.O. Box 538 Winfield, KS Phone: or jazimmer@ksu.edu All educational programs and materials available without discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. For more information: RSVP TUESDAY, March 21 Call the Extension Office: (620) OR (620) Register online at: Jill at jazimmer@ksu.edu OR Kelsey at holcombk@ksu.edu

10 Schooling Horse Show- FOR EVERYONE! Hosted by: Udall 4-H Horse Project April 15 th Check-in at 8:30 AM Show starts promptly at 9:30 AM Broken Y Arena st Rd. Udall, KS Pre-registration prices (post marked by April 1 st ) 4-H kids ride all day for $40 non-4-h rides all day for $50, or 4-H kids $4 per class non-4-h is $6 per class. Late entries: 4-H kids $6 per class non-4-h is $8 per class. The list of classes will be: 1. Halter Mares 2. Halter Geldings 3. Showmanship Youth 13 and under 4. Showmanship Youth Showmanship Adult 6. Horsemanship Youth 13 and under 7. Horsemanship Youth Horsemanship Adult 9. Western Pleasure Youth 13 and under 10. Western Pleasure Youth Western Pleasure Adult 12. Ranch Pleasure Youth 13 and under 13. Ranch Pleasure Youth Ranch Pleasure Adult 15. Walk-trot Western Pleasure Youth 13 and under 16. Walk-trot Western Pleasure Youth Walk-trot Western Pleasure 18. Trail Youth 13 and under 19. Trail Youth Trail - Audit 21. Reining Youth 13 and under 22. Reining Youth Reining Adult 24. English Pleasure Youth 13 and under 25. English Pleasure Youth English Pleasure Adult 27. English Equitation Youth 13 and under 28. English Equitation Youth English Equitation Adult 30. Barrels Youth 13 and under 31. Barrels Youth Barrels Adult 33. Poles Youth 13 and under 34. Poles Youth Poles Adult 36. Flag Youth 13 and under 37. Flag Youth Flag Adult Show rules are the same as all 4-H shows. If you do not have a rule book you can find it at or contact me and I will get one to you. Proper attire must be worn or it will be an automatic disqualification. You can Anna Hixon at rndhixon@yahoo.com or call Anna Hixon at (620)

11 Exhibitor Name Cell # Address City State Zip Horse s Name Sex: Mare Gelding (circle) List Classes by Number Number of classes entered * $4 (4-H) or $6 (non-4-h) (Pre-registration due April 1 st ) = Or Ride all day (4-H) $40, (non 4-H) $50 (Pre-registration only) $ $ Post-entry fee: $6 (4-H) or $8 (non-4-h) * number of classes = $ Amount enclosed $ Ø Ø Ø Ø Ø Send Pre-Entries to: Anna Hixon, 545 N. Oliver Rd. Belle Plaine, KS Pre-entry is determined by postmark. ALL COMPLETED paperwork AND fees must be included with entry to be considered a pre-entry. Entries may be ed to: rndhixon@yahoo.com (subject line: UDALL Schooling Show) Phone: Required with all Pre/Post/Online Entries: 1. Entry form with class entries 2.. Payment (check or cash) We are unable to accept credit cards. First class of day must be entered at least ONE HOUR prior to show start time. Classes entered the day of the show must be entered 2 classes prior to the class being entered. The Udall 4-H horse project and/or the Broken Y Arena will not be responsible for injury or loss to animal, person or property. WARNING Under Kansas law, there is no liability for an injury to or the death of a participant in domestic animal activities resulting from the inherent risks of domestic animal activities, pursuant to K.S.A through You are assuming the risk of participating in the domestic animal activity. SIGNATURE: Date PARENT S SIGNATURE (if minor) Date

12 March 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday :30 PM Extension Council Board 3 4 1:00 PM Market Beef Weigh In 1pm tp 2:00 PM Shooting Sports Air Discipline 5:00 PM Shooting Sports Project Club 5 7:00 PM Dexter/Otto 4-H 7:00 PM Floral 4-H 7:00 PM Martha Washington 4-H 7:00 PM Tisdale 4-H 6 5:00 PM Shooting Sports Hunting Skills/Wildlife 6:30 PM Dog Practice (no dog day) 7 7:00 PM Udall 4-H 8 6:30 PM Shooting Sports Archery KSJrSwineProducerDayallday 4:30 PM Burden 4-H 5:00 PM Rock Creek 4-H :00 PM New Horizon 4-H 7:00 PM Sunrise 4-H 7:00 PM Walnut Valley 4-H 7:00 PM Cameron 4- H 14 6:30 PM Dog Practice Flash info to Cindy 15 7:00 PM Clover Buds :30 AM Tractor Safety Day 2:00 PM Shooting Sports Shotgun :30 PM Dog Practice :30am Youth KSJrMeatGoat ucerdayallday PQA Plus Certification :30 PM Dog Practice Page 1/1

13 April 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday :30 PM Dog Practice :00 PM Shooting Sports Air Discipline 5:00 PM Shooting Sports Project Club 2 7:00 PM Tisdale 4-H 7:00 PM Floral 4-H 7:00 PM Dexter/Otto 7:00 PM Martha 3 5:30 PM Extension Council Board 6:30 PM Shooting Sports Archery 4 7:00 PM Udall 4-H :30 PM Burden 4-H 5:00 PM Rock Creek 4-H :00 PM Cameron 4- H 7:00 PM Sunrise 4-H 7:00 PM Walnut Val- 7:00 PM New Horizon 6:30 PM Shooting Sports Archery 6:30 PM Dog Practice Schooling Horse Show Flash info to Cindy 2:00 PM Shooting Sports Shotgun 16 7:00 PM 4-H Council 7:50 PM Junior Leaders :30 PM Dog Practice 6:30 PM Shooting Sports Archery :00 PM Clover Buds :00 PM Small Livestock Tagging Day Cowley County Classic KS State Air Match 6:30 PM Shooting Sports Archery 1:00 PM Small Livestock Tagging Day Page 1/1

14 I pledge... My head to clearer thinking My heart to greater loyalty My hands to larger service and My health to better living for my club, my community, my country and my world K-State Research and Extension Cowley County 311 E. 9th Winfield, KS , fax K-State, County Extension Councils, Extension Districts, and U.S. Department of Agriculture Cooperating. K-State Research and Extension is an equal opportunity provider and employer. K-STATE RESEARCH AND EXTENSION COWLEY COUNTY 311 E. 9TH WINFIELD, KS 67156