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Houston County introduction to drill team horse camp
Event information
Date
Add to Calendar2024-05-11 09:00:002024-05-11 16:00:00Houston County introduction to drill team horse camp
What to expect?Learn what Drill Team is and how much fun it will be.Bring your own horse!You will learnBasic maneuvers.How to pick music.Timing and spacing.Parents and those interested in coaching are encouraged to attend.Jen Koop of LockStep Riding CO. will be bringing a couple of her riders and teaching the basics of drill.Mandi Niebeling, coach of Hearts and Hooves drill team, will host a session for parents and those interested in coaching.What is drill team?Drill team is a group of riders who come together to ride, promote horsemanship, sportsmanship, and friendship. Drill provides the experience of being a team member, increases skill set of both horse and rider, and develops a sense of pride. It encourages members to work together, mentor and develop leadership skills, creativity and camaraderie while having fun.
Houston County Fairgrounds
Houston County Fairgrounds
Houston County Fairgrounds
America/Chicagopublic
Mandi Niebeling, Hearts-N-Hooves leader, drill team coach Phone: 608-406-0147
Rebecca Paulson, Extension educator, 4-H Youth Development, Houston County rpaulson@umn.edu or 507-725-5807; 507-218-2946
Jennifer Burrichter, Extension administrative support staff burrichj@umn.edu or 507-725-5807
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What to expect?
Learn what Drill Team is and how much fun it will be.
Bring your own horse!
You will learn
Basic maneuvers.
How to pick music.
Timing and spacing.
Parents and those interested in coaching are encouraged to attend.
Jen Koop of LockStep Riding CO. will be bringing a couple of her riders and teaching the basics of drill.
Mandi Niebeling, coach of Hearts and Hooves drill team, will host a session for parents and those interested in coaching.
What is drill team?
Drill team is a group of riders who come together to ride, promote horsemanship, sportsmanship, and friendship. Drill provides the experience of being a team member, increases skill set of both horse and rider, and develops a sense of pride. It encourages members to work together, mentor and develop leadership skills, creativity and camaraderie while having fun.
Audience
All youth grade 3 and up who are interested in learning about drill team!
Parents and those who are interested in coaching.
Cost
$25 (includes lunch)
Accessibility
University of Minnesota Extension is committed to providing equal opportunity for participation in all programs, services, and activities. To request accommodations for persons with disabilities, contact Rebecca two weeks before the start of the event. Requests received after this date will be honored whenever possible.