Buffalo County 4-H horse project members showcased their showmanship and equitation skills at the 2025 Buffalo County 4-H Horse Show on July 27, 2025 at the Double H Arena in Mondovi, WI. The 4-H Horse Show is the culminating event of the 4-H year as well as the exhibition show for the Buffalo County Fair. Youth exhibitors receive premiums and ribbons for their participation. 4-H and FFA exhibitors included Marli Meier, Emma Pronschinske, Alison George, Ava Goetting, Avery Marten and Korbyn Johnvin.
The results of the Buffalo County 4-H Horse Show were as follows:
Halter Champion and Reserve: Ava Goetting, Hill & Hollow Helping Hands 4-H and Marli Meier, Lucky 16 4-H.
Showmanship Champion and Reserve: Alison George, Hilltop Climbers 4-H and Marli Meier, Lucky 16 4-H.
English Equitation Champion and Reserve Alison George, Hilltop Climbers 4-H and Korbyn Johnvin, Mondovi FFA.
English Pleasure Champion and Reserve: Alison George, Hilltop Climbers 4-H and Korbyn Johnvin, Mondovi FFA.
Hunter Hack Champion Grades 9 & over: Alison George, Hilltop Climbers 4-H.
Hunter Hack Champion Grades 8 & under: Korbyn Johnvin, Mondovi FFA.
Stock Seat Equitation Champion: Alison George, Hilltop Climbers 4-H and Marli Meier, Lucky 16 4-H.
Western Pleasure Champion and Reserve: Ava Goetting, Hill & Hollow Helping Hands 4-H and Korbyn Johnvin, Mondovi FFA.
Trail Champions: Alison George, Hilltop Climbers 4-H (Senior); Korbyn Johnvin, Mondovi FFA, (Intermediate)
Pleasure Show Grand Champion and Reserve Overall: Alison George, Hilltop Climbers 4-H and Korbyn Johnvin, Mondovi FFA.
Gymkhana Champion and Reserve: Korbyn Johnvin, Mondovi FFA and Emma Pronschinske, Montana Pioneers 4-H.
The Best-Groomed Equine recognition was awarded to Marli Meier.
Thank you to our sponsors who make the recognition and facility possible for our horse project exhibitors. Those sponsors include the Buffalo County Fair Association, Midnight Riders Saddle Club, Rolling Acres Ranch, Loomis Lazy L Tack and Trailer Sales, Josh & Kari Sandberg, All Paws Animal Hospital, Rick & Kay Geraghty and the Buffalo County 4-H Horse Project.
