I would like to thank Wendy for being our chaperone and coordinator, as well as driving us down to Olympia. I would also like to thank all the other people in this county who helped make this year's KYG possible. I would also like to thank the statewide coordinators who spent so much time making sure that this was an educational, fun, and safe event. I look forward to going again next year. You choose from ten different categories ranging from general knowledge questions-to horses in television, books, and history.
Questions vary in difficulty.
Members Washington State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital equine veterinarians will present an educational seminar which will include timely subjects of interests to any individual interested in horses including 4-H members, novice pleasure horse owners and amateur owners. The State Fair Board has approved the recommendation that the State Food and Clothing Judging Contests be offered each Saturday and Sunday during State Fair 2001. The change is being made in order to encourage more participation in these judging activities. Due to space limitations Intermediates and Seniors will judge the same 5 classes plus 1 oral reasons class. There will be separate scoring and separate cuts for ribbon placings for the Intermediate and Senior categories.