Youth Programs
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Wildwood
Farm Shaky Tails is a youth club for the children at
Wildwood Farm's in East Hampton, Ct. The club gives all the
children a chance to learn more about the American
Saddlebred horse. The children have fund raisers for local
rescues and any other groups that may need assistance. They
make collages for the farm, coloring contests, and go on
field trips. The group has an adult supervisor and the
children come up with their own ideas of things to do. The
Shaky Tails Youth Club is a chartered member of the American
Saddlebred Horse Association.
Chase
Chargers: All youth students taking lessons at Chase
Farm in Hollis, NH and any youth who loves horses are
encouraged to join the Chase Chargers Youth Club, it is the
perfect place to meet other young people interested in
horses. They hold monthly meetings and, participate in
different horse-related activities
http://chasechargers.webs.com/about-us
SNESA Youth Program
The Southern New England Sabblebred Association’s youth
program is a great way for children,
who share a love for
horses, to spend time with each other. SNESA welcomes youth
groups to join the youth program. The Wildwood Shaky Tails
Youth Club and the Chase Chargers are two clubs that are
currently part of SNESA, and all others are welcome! The
youth program helps with fundraising and promoting the club.
At horse shows the SNESA youth hand out membership forms and
peppermints to familiarize different barns about SNESA, and
support the club’s goal promoting the American Saddlebred
and saddleseat riding. The SNESA youth program also wants to
promote the American Saddlebred and saddleseat riding
outside of the horse world. There are plans to set up booths
at school and other events to promote the club to non-horse
people in hope of gaining new members to the saddlebred
community. The youth program is essentially trying to
convince people to “No Whoa, Just Go with SNESA!”
