4-H Clubs
To find out more about 4-H clubs in Oldham county please click on the following links. These pages are still under construction so please check back frequently for changes.
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The majority of members in this horse club are riders that compete in the Hunter Division, but anyone interested in riding is welcome. |
The Art in Action club shares art with club members and the community by putting art into action. |
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Members of the Ballardsville High Riders enjoy learning about horses and meeting others who enjoy horses. Members may join even if they do not own a horse.
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Busy 4-Hers have an active group of cloverbuds as well as regular 4-H members. The club works on many different types of projects and community service. |
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Our newest club will enjoy a vaiety of projects and activities such as photography, crafts, foods, and others. Cloverbuds are welcome to join Candy's Clovers. |
Cornell's members focus on saddleseat riding. |
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Members learn about tree and insect identification. |
This fun and exciting club is designed for those interested in learning about all aspects of dogs. We welcome cloverbuds! |
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Pony People is open to all disciplines of riding, all breeds of horses, and horse people of all experience levels. |
4-H members learn to safely handle and shoot firearms and archery equipment. |
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