From:	Diane Palmer [SPALMER@CLEMSON.EDU]
Sent:	Monday, November 19, 2007 3:33 PM
To:	spalmer@CLEMSON.EDU
Subject:	FYI - South Carolina 4-H'er wins national honors

DATE:	11/19/07
CONTACT:   Elizabeth Buist, (864) 942-8590, Ext. 113; 
ebuist@clemson.edu
WRITER:       Diane Palmer, (864) 656-4741; 
spalmer@clemson.edu

South Carolina 4-H’er wins national honors

CLEMSON – Haley Bishop from Newberry, who is a member of Lexington County 4-H, 
won championship honors in individual presentation at the Eastern National 
Horse 4-H Round-Up recently in Lexington, Ky.

The event included: horse bowl, hippology, horse judging and communication 
contests. Bishop competed in communications, giving a 12-minute individual 
visual presentation in equine bits. 

She received a $500 scholarship from the American Quarter Horse Association as 
well a trophy from the North American International Livestock Exposition. She 
also received a trophy, which was sponsored by the Tennessee Walking Horse 
Breeders and Exhibitors Association. 

Fae Herbert is Bishop’s volunteer 4-H leader and coach. 
Herbert has more than 30 years experience as a volunteer in the Virgina 4-H 
horse program prior to retiring to South Carolina.

South Carolina 4-H has been making the best better since 1908. 4-H is a 
community of young people across America 
who are learning leadership, citizenship, and life skills.   For 
more information about South Carolina 4-H or its centennial celebration, 
contact your county Extension office or go to: 
{www.clemson.edu/4h" }www.clemson.edu/4h.

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