Penn State's 2015 Ag Progress Days exposition will showcase entertaining yet educational activities for horse lovers of all ages and experience levels, according to organizers in the College of Agricultural Sciences.
The event's Equine Experience, Aug. 18-20, will offer a full schedule of training and breed clinics, demonstrations, informational displays and lectures.
"Ken and Karen Sandoe, Sunny Hill Farm are returning this year to drive their hitch of Belgian draft horses," Macrina said. "They have one of the best hitches in Pennsylvania and will certainly delight the crowd. They will perform once each day in addition to a special performance during the Wednesday Evening Extravaganza."
The event's Equine Experience, Aug. 18-20, will offer a full schedule of training and breed clinics, demonstrations, informational displays and lectures.
"Ken and Karen Sandoe, Sunny Hill Farm are returning this year to drive their hitch of Belgian draft horses," Macrina said. "They have one of the best hitches in Pennsylvania and will certainly delight the crowd. They will perform once each day in addition to a special performance during the Wednesday Evening Extravaganza."