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4-H's Gaming Events
There are 6 different gaming events in 4-H. 4-H is a youth development program to help kids develop responsibility, there are many clubs, camps, after school & school enrichment programs. At fairs some 4-H clubs compete with there animals, I compete with my horse Holly in gaming events. The gaming events include, 2 barrel flags, barrels, international flag, figure eight, 6 poles, and finally, key pole.

When I run the event two barrel flag, I start arena When I run this event I...

Barrels is my favorite pattern, you can start on ether the left or right side. I start on the right side barrel because I turn to the left best. This is because I will turn to the left twice and the right once. Starting at the beginning of the pattern, I
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