College horse riding class draws diverse students
Twenty Stout students attend a five week course at Silvermine Farm earning half a PE credit. They saddle, bridle, and ride horses, listen to lectures, and discuss breeding and dairy parallels, with many saying riding is the week's highlight and a life change.
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Stout
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Silvermine Farm
Silvermine
Kathy McCutcheon
Rae Anne Mitsch
Hudson
Sandy Hu
Hong Kong
China
Bennie Jo Beer
Madison
Holly Heideman
Wausau
Horse project popularity grows among 4-H youth nationwide
The American Horse Council reports more youth in horse projects than in cattle and swine combined, with over 250000 enrolled nationwide. Each September, Wisconsin hosts about 500 4-H horse project members in Madison for the state show.
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American Horse Council
Wisconsin 4-H Horse Project
Madison
American Horse Council says horse sports boost government revenue
The American Horse Council reports that horse sports generated over 1 billion dollars in tax revenue for federal, state, and local governments in 1981. The figure excludes property and employee income taxes. The council, based in Washington, DC, is the national group representing the entire horse industry. It tracks legislation and provides research on the sector.
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American Horse Council
AHC
Washington, D.C
National Horse Association
Pro rodeo seminar hosts top PRCA veteran in Tomah
Tomah High School rodeo riders may hear from PRCA veteran Dave Wagner of Billings Montana during a day long seminar Saturday November 13 at the Holiday Inn. Wagner a five time Montana bull riding champion will join video interviews and event instruction covering bareback saddle bronc calf roping steer wrestling team roping barrel racing pole bending goat tying and cutting. A State High School Rodeo Assn meeting follows Sunday November 14 at 1 p.m. also at the Holiday Inn for more information contact Sylvia Lee at 784 5467.
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PRCA
Dave Wagner
Billings
Mont
District One students denied programs at VTAE institute
A state wide study shows 992 applicants were unable to enter their first choice at District One Technical Institute. The rise from last year is linked to a popular two year nursing program now on a waiting list of 190. Other large waiting lists include Practical Nursing 230 and Data Processing 86. District One has 3142 full time students and explains admission limits align with shop space and projected job market needs.
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District One Technical Institute
VTAE
Jerry Jacobson
Jacobson
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