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Horse Judging Practice 1

HorseCourses

Six judging classes, with officials, questions and critiques. This course is designed to offer practice classes for judging team coaches, or youth, to practice their horse judging skills. This course has 6 performance classes to judge, all providing practice using scored judging systems. All classes are judges using AQHA/APHA rules, and official critiques, placings and cuts are available. 

Classes include: 1) Aged Stock Type Geldings, 2) Performance Mares, 3) Hunter Under Saddle, 4) Trail 5) Western Horsemanship, 6) Ranch Riding Participants can repeat the classes as many times as they wish. This course is asynchronous and can be completed at any time. 

**Enrollment for this course gives you unlimited access to the content for 90 days from the date of enrollment. 

For more information contact Kris Hiney (khiney@okstate.edu) or Colleen Brady (bradyc@purdue.edu) or Kathy Anderson (kanderson1@unl.edu)

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