Virginia Cooperative Extension ServiceCaswell, Larry Forrest2015-08-052015-08-051977-07http://hdl.handle.net/10919/55553The purpose of this project is to help you, as a 4-H club member:<ul> <li>enjoy pride of ownership in a horse that you have produced;</li> <li>experience the satisfaction of raising a healthy, high quality horse;</li> <li>learn from the responsibility of caring for your horse(s) each day;</li> <li>learn the principles of scientific feeding, breeding, and management, necessary in raising horses;</li> <li>learn to keep and use good business records;</li> <li>enjoy and benefit from the experience of being an active member of a 4-H club.</li></ul>The purpose of this project is to help you, as a 4-H club member:<ul> <li>enjoy pride of ownership in a horse that you have produced;</li> <li>experience the satisfaction of raising a healthy, high quality horse;</li> <li>learn from the responsibility of caring for your horse(s) each day;</li> <li>learn the principles of scientific feeding, breeding, and management, necessary in raising horses;</li> <li>learn to keep and use good business records;</li> <li>enjoy and benefit from the experience of being an active member of a 4-H club.</li></ul>12 pagesapplication/pdfen-USVirginia Cooperative Extension materials are available for public use, re-print, or citation without further permission, provided the use includes credit to the author and to Virginia Cooperative Extension, Virginia Tech, and Virginia State University.LD5655.A761 R38Extension publicationHorsesAnimal husbandry