Montgomery County 4h Horsemanship Club Official-Tx

10/26/2026

Montgomery County 4-H Horse Project Youth showed out in their costumes! Great Job all! So much fun!

10/25/2026

Montgomery County 4-H Horse Project members, Thank you to everyone for coming out and making today’s desensitizing clinic and costume contest a success!

Thank you Larissa Heimer for running our Clinic and bringing all the spooky things!

It looked like everyone left the pen with their horse’s trust stronger and better than before, and that’s what training is all about! Great Job all! Way to be Patient and Kind in today’s work session.

Our Costume Contest Winners
Junior-
1st place-Lily as Blueberry Muffin and PupCake
2nd place-Colton as Scarecrow and Cowardly Lion

Senior-
1st place-Bryn as Boo and Sully
2nd place-Addyson as Strawberry Shortcake and Custard

Can’t wait til our November Clinic-a social event with-playday fun, and horse games.

10/24/2026

🍀4-Hers who registered for this weekends clinic and costume contest- 📧 Email has gone out with more information on schedule for Sundays event.

☀️Looks like Beautiful weather☀️

🛻Renaissance Fair is going on, so be prepared for traffic delays.

10/20/2026

Montgomery County 4-H Horse Project members Don’t forget to RSVP for this weekend’s desensitization clinic and costume contest by Oct 22 through the RSVP HUB.

10/06/2026

Horse Judging meeting tonight at 7pm at Ag extension office! Sign up for Horse Judging contest Majors is best done tonight.

Also
✅ check your emails for the Latest Horse Project info there’s some great information on fair filly/gelding show vs Texas 4-H futurity project shows.

And members make sure to RSVP HUB by Oct 22 for our next Desensitizing clinic Oct 25th-don’t forget to have those costumes ready for the contest!

08/22/2026

✅Check your email horse project members!

Surveys have been sent out for this past year and upcoming year activities.

⭐️Must RSVP to attend horse project meeting.⭐️

Below are pics with enrollment info and upcoming events.

08/07/2026

August 15th deadline.

Calling all 4-H youth, 13 years and older! Now is your chance to make a difference in the life of a horse.

07/20/2026

Youth If you plan to run for officer positions or just want to learn more about leadership positions offered in 4-H attend this leadership camp! And gives you a chance to meet your county council members.

Calling All Club Officers and 4-H members!📞 🍀
Please join us on Saturday August 22nd from 9am-2pm for our Club Leadership Training, hosted by our Co. Council Team. Participate in fun team building activities, learn more about your leadership position and 4-H! Lunch is provided and registration begins at 8:30am.

Please RSVP using this link or the QR code for an accurate lunch count! 🔗
https://agrilife.org/montgomery4h/rsvp/

07/20/2026

Remember to take breaks for your horse and yourself with our Texas Heat! But here are some other cool down ideas.

If you feel hot, your horse feels even hotter.

Horses have a much harder time processing heat and humidity than humans. And among horses, foals usually cannot handle as much heat as adult horses. A mare may be fine, but her foal may be getting sick from being out on a hot day.

Horses with heavy muscling or excess fat or in poor condition will also be more susceptible to heat exhaustion. Keep in mind that exercise is a major source of body heat and strenuous work on a hot, humid day can lead to problems in a short period of time for even the best-conditioned horse.

Does this mean you should not ride on a hot and humid day? Not necessarily. It just means you should take precautions and use common sense. And remember: don't push it! If your horse looks tired, it’s time for a drink, a cold bath, and a break in the shade.

07/20/2026

This is a fun event to pickup for great prices all the horse things you may be needing! Not 4-H related but somewhat local and very nice group who run this.