1 / 23

Horse Public Presentations

Discover effective strategies for delivering memorable horse-related presentations. Learn how to select captivating topics, such as horse colors or proper bit fitting. This guide also covers the format of various presentations, including individual and team presentations, as well as tips for using visual aids like slides and videos. Gain insights into scoring criteria, organization, and stage presence to engage your audience effectively. Whether you're sharing your knowledge on barrel racing tack or discussing riding sidesaddle, this resource equips you for success in public speaking about horses.

haruko
Download Presentation

Horse Public Presentations

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Horse Public Presentations By Judy Alishauskas

  2. Choosing a topic • What color is this horse? • Dapple grey, Flea bitten grey, Roan, white, Appaloosa? • Topic: Horse Colors • Must be horse related • Something that confuses you • Something that interests you • Personally I was really interested in riding sidesaddle and looking to buy one • Topic: Buying a sidesaddle

  3. Title • Short, but interesting How to properly fit a bit to your horse’s mouth Fit the Bit • Catches listener’s attention Barrel Racing Tack The Tack-nicalities of Barrel Racing

  4. Visual Aids • Posters, Power Point Presentation • Videos, Pictures • Handouts • Props • Clothing choices can be used as props • No actual animals

  5. The Presentation- some details • Intro: just like the title- catch listener’s attention, short, to the point • Timing: aim for a few minutes longer than minimum time allotted incase you talk a little faster than normal • Notes: are allowed, but don’t rely on them (practice without) • Conclusion: like the intro- short, relevant • Cite References: bring in your actual sources if possible (or a picture of the source) • Questions: be sure to repeat the questions audience can hear question

  6. How the competition works • County Level • Regional Level • State Level • National Level (Sr. only)

  7. Types of Horse Presentations (With National Competition)

  8. Individual Presentations • Done individually • Must pertain to horse industry • Demonstration (step by step with end result) or Illustrated Talk (on idea or topic) • 9-12 Minutes

  9. Team Presentation • 2 presenters • Equal roles • Same age division • Demonstration or Illustrated Talk • 10-15 minutes

  10. Score Sheet • Introduction: create interest, to the point

  11. Score Sheet • Introduction: create interest, to the point • Organization: step by step, used visuals, main ideas

  12. Score Sheet • Introduction: create interest, to the point • Organization: step by step, used visuals, main ideas • Content & Accuracy: facts correct, enough info, cited

  13. Score Sheet • Introduction: create interest, to the point • Organization: step by step, used visuals, main ideas • Content & Accuracy: facts correct, enough info, cited • Stage Presence: speed, eye contact, dress

  14. Score Sheet • Introduction: create interest, to the point • Organization: step by step, used visuals, main ideas • Content & Accuracy: facts correct, enough info, cited • Stage Presence: speed, eye contact, dress • Delivery: voice control, pronunciation, notes

  15. Score Sheet • Introduction: create interest, to the point • Organization: step by step, used visuals, main ideas • Content & Accuracy: facts correct, enough info, cited • Stage Presence: speed, eye contact, dress • Delivery: voice control, pronunciation, notes • Effect on Audience: interest

  16. Score Sheet • Introduction: create interest, to the point • Organization: step by step, used visuals, main ideas • Content & Accuracy: facts correct, enough info, cited • Stage Presence: speed, eye contact, dress • Delivery: voice control, pronunciation, notes • Effect on Audience: interest • Summary: short, review key points, questions

  17. Public Speaking • Individual event • No visual aids, may use notes • 7-10 minutes • Scoring: • Easy to follow (organization) • Overall stage presence

  18. Types of Horse Presentations (Without National Competition)

  19. Slide/Audio Presentation • Slides with audio player • 30-80 Slides • 20-30 minutes • Up to 10 participants • Scoring: • Slide Quality • Audio • Graphics, Music, Credits

  20. Videotaped Presentation • 20-30 minutes • Up to 10 participants • Camera work: clarity, focus, editing • Script: coordination with video, clarity • Timing, explanation

  21. Impromptu Speaking • Senior only • No prior knowledge of topic • Chose between 2 topics • 15 minutes to prepare • No visual aids • 5-8 minutes

  22. Final Thoughts • Many options of presentation types • Be sure to practice (esp. with strict time limits) • Look at score sheet before competition • For more info check out the NY 4-H Horse Educational Events Rule Book: • http://www.ansci.cornell.edu/4H/horses/rulebook/edevents/index.html

  23. Thanks!Any Questions??

More Related