How you can adopt a 4-H trained wild horse and see them compete in a trail challenge

The following is a news release from the Bureau of Land Management Idaho Falls District.
IDAHO FALLS — The Bureau of Land Management Idaho Falls District will host a 4-H trained wild horse in-hand trail challenge and adoption at the Bonneville County Fairgrounds in Idaho Falls on Sept. 12.
Beginning at 10 a.m., 4-H’ers will present their wild horses from the Challis Wild Horse Herd Management Area in a trail challenge.
The challenge showcases the training that 4-H members have been giving these young charges since early June. Horses will be led over and through obstacles, loaded into a horse trailer and will have their feet handled. The animals will then be available for adoption through a competitive bid process, beginning at 4:30 p.m. at the fairgrounds.
There are seven different eastern Idaho 4-H Clubs participating in the challenge: Bits & Boots (Lemhi County), Clark County Wranglers (Clark County), Country Kids (Bonneville County), Mustang Wranglers (Oneida County), Rockin’ 4-H (Jefferson County), Silver Spurs (Jefferson County) and Trail Dusters (Bingham County).
If you are interested in adopting a 4-H trained wild horse yearling, complete an application located here and email it to Challis Wild Horse Specialist Kevin Lloyd at klloyd@blm.gov or Rangeland Management Specialist Juley Hankins-Smith at jhsmith@blm.gov.
Information about these horses is available here.
For more information and adoption qualifications, call the BLM at 1-866-4MUSTANGS (1-866-468-7826) or visit www.blm.gov/whb.
Source: eastidahonews.com