Jeffco 4-H Horse Project
Record Books
4-H Record Books are also called e-Records, they can be downloaded from the
State 4-H Website. Each project has its own record book that members are required to complete each year. Listed below you will find the links to e-Records in the specific project areas. Record books are turned in at Interview Judging before the Jeffco Fair & Festival. In June, you will need to schedule an interview for each of your project areas. Finally, you will bring your record book with you to Interview Judging the week of the Jeffco 4-H Fair.
Jeffco 4-H Horse Council
Horse Judging Team
Information Flyer
More information available on Facebook
HERE or by contacting Coach Tiffany Mead at
tiff.n.mead@gmail.com
2024:2023 Horse Show Schedule & Showbills (When Available)
Date TBD – Gilpin Archwood Show – at Gilpin County Fairgrounds
- Showbill On Website
- Pre-Register
Date TBD – Trio Show – Location TBD
- Showbill On Website
- Pre-Register
August 11th – Pleasant Park Gymkhana Show 3 – At McKeever Arena
- Showbill On Website
- Pre-Register
July 14th – Pleasant Park Gymkhana Show 2 – At McKeever Arena
- Showbill On Website
- Pre-Register
July 13th – Pleasant Park Horse Show – At McKeever Arena
- Showbill On Website
- Pre-Register
June 2nd – Pleasant Park Gymkhana Show 1 – At McKeever Arena
- Showbill On Website
- Pre-Register
May 12th – Hairy Horse Show – at the Westernaires Indoor Arena
- Showbill On Website
- Pre-Register
March 10th – Winter Classic Show 3 – at the Westernaires Indoor Arena
February 11th – Winter Classic Show 2 – at the Westernaires Indoor Arena
January 28th – Winter Classic Show 1 – at the Westernaires Indoor Arena
Sunday 6/25/2023 – Trio Horse Show at the Westernaires Indoor Arena
Saturday 6/24/23 – Gilpin Archwood Series Show 1 at Gilpin County Fairgrounds
Classes: Showmanship, English, Western & Gymkhana
Saturday 6/25/23 – Trio Show at the Westernaires Indoor Arena
Classes: Showmanship, English, Western & Gymkhana
Saturday 7/8/2023– Pleasant Park 4-H Pleasure Show at McKeever Arena
Sunday 7/9/2023– Pleasant Park 4-H Gymkhana Series Show 2 at McKeever Arena
Sunday 7/16/2023 – Gilpin Archwood Series Show 2 at Gilpin County Fairgrounds
Classes: Showmanship, English, Western & Gymkhana
Sunday 7/30/2023 – Jeffco 4-H Fair Pleasure Show at Jeffco Fairgrounds Rodeo Arena
Classes: Showmanship, English, Western (including trail)
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- Showbill & Pre-Register: See Fairbook
Monday 7/31/2023 – Jeffco 4-H Fair Pleasure Show at Jeffco Fairgrounds Rodeo Arena
Classes: Gymkhana
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- Showbill & Pre-Register: See Fairbook
Sunday 8/13/2023– Pleasant Park 4-H Gymkhana Series Show 3 at McKeever Arena
Classes: Gymkhana
Saturday 8/19/2023 – Gilpin Archwood Series Show 3 at Gilpin County Fairgrounds
Classes: Showmanship, English, Western & Gymkhana
Jeffco 4-H Fair
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- Sunday 7/30/2023 – Jeffco 4-H Fair Pleasure Show at Jeffco Fairgrounds Rodeo Arena
- Classes: Showmanship, English, Western (including trail)
- Showbill & Pre-Register: See the 2023 Fairbook when available
- Monday 7/31/2023 – Jeffco 4-H Fair Pleasure Show at Jeffco Fairgrounds Rodeo Arena
- Classes: Gymkhana
- Showbill & Pre-Register: See the 2023 Fairbook when available
Stan Sours Versatility Award
Versatility is being capable of doing many things competently and having a wide variety of skills.
In honor of Stan Sours, the award is given to an individual who has touched and influenced many lives through their horsemanship and love of people. Stan Sours symbolized VERSATILITY.
TRACKING SHEETS ARE DUE: At the September Horse Council Meeting
They can be dropped off or mailed to the Extension Office or emailed to jpukrop@jeffco.us
Note that tracking sheets turned in after the deadline will not be accepted. Postmarks will not be accepted.
If you have any questions, please contact Jefferson County agent Josey Pukrop – Phone: 303-271-6620.
This award is given in honor of Stan Sours who at age 14 was selected as outstanding 4-H member. Stan was active with the Horse industry and the agriculture community. He received many awards for his dedication to the Horse Industry and in 2002 was named Top Hand of the National Western Stock Show and Rodeo for his volunteer work. He served on the Jefferson County Fairgrounds Advisory Board for 21 years and was a member of the board of directors of the Continental Divide Trail Alliance, Colorado Horse Park, Roundup Riders of the Rockies, and a member of the Colorado Horse Council.
Stan taught people respect through his actions. His daughter Shirlene said that her father would say it wasn’t really important how much people liked you, but instead how much they respected you. He said that respect is so much more difficult to obtain but in the long run is more rewarding.
Stan did everything with honesty and dignity and he treated everyone with fairness, respect, and consideration. You know, it is often said in 4-H that it is better to have a blue-ribbon kid with a red-ribbon project than to have a red-ribbon kid with a blue-ribbon project. Stan Sours characterized this philosophy.
Stan Sours touched and influenced so many lives through his horsemanship
and love of people. Stan Sours symbolized VERSATILITY.
