2010 American Youth Horse Conference
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
33rd Annual National Youth Horse Leaders Symposium
Hosted by University of Kentucky & University of Louisville
Held in Conjunction with
The Youth Festival In Celebration of the
Alltech World Equestrian Games
Lexington, Kentucky
March 19-21, 2010
Click here for Registration
The Symposium is a production of the American Youth Horse Council (AYHC), the umbrella organization for the youth horse industry. The 2010 event will boast more than two-dozen internationally and nationally respected teachers assembled to share their keys to successful youth horse programming. Presentations will be aimed at Adult Leaders of Youth Horse Programs, Industry Professionals and Teen Leaders. Roundtable discussions, classroom presentations, interactive sessions, exhibit booths, silent auction, awards banquet and keynote speeches will be highlights of the Symposium. Separate Teen Leader activities will bring youth representing all disciplines and horse breed activities together to learn team building, ethics and network. A pre-conference tour of the area will include horse farms of many disciplines.
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