Harness Horse Youth Foundation Summer Programs

Darke County Fairgrounds, 2711 Friar Tuck Rd, Anderson, IN 46013

Location of Harness Horse Youth Foundation Summer Programs campDarke County Fairgrounds, 2711 Friar Tuck Rd, Anderson, IN 46013

About

Harness Horse Youth Foundation Summer Programs offers a 1-day event for ages 11+ that gives participants a hands-on introduction to harness racing. Each participant gets a chance to jog a horse with a licensed trainer or driver. It also offers a 2-day camp for ages 11+ with more interaction with race office personnel, a veterinarian, or a farrier, as well as a 5-day camp and a leadership camp for previous camp attendees.

Programs

  • Summer Programs — 11+
  • 1-day event — 11+ · Hands-on introduction to harness racing; each participant gets a chance to jog a horse accompanied by a licensed trainer or driver.
  • 2-day camp — 11+ · A more in-depth program with more interaction with other areas of racing, such as race office personnel, veterinarian, or farrier. May be a day camp or an overnight camp.
  • 5-day camp — 11+
  • Leadership camp — previous camp attendees
  • Library Program — 60-90 minute introduction to harness racing. When possible, participants get to meet one of the Trottingbreds.
  • Scouting/Youth Group Program — Similar to the library program, but more tailored to a specific age-range.
  • 4-H/Pony Club Program — Designed with the group's specific area in mind. Typically 90-120 minutes, but full-day programs are available.
  • Home School Program — Customizable depending on the size and age-range of the group. Study guides and other materials are provided.

At a glance

  • Ages: 11–18 years old
  • General schedule: HHYF travels extensively each spring, summer and fall sharing racing’s excitement and love of a horse with students across the United States.

About the provider

Since 1976, the Harness Horse Youth Foundation has focused its efforts and resources on projects that help young people learn more about harness racing. The organization says its mission is to provide young people and their families with information and experiences with harness horses to foster the next generation of fans and participants. It is a charitable 501(c)3 organization, and its historical highlights include scholarship awards totaling over $1,000,000 and recognition with the American Youth Horse Council’s Partnership Award and the US Harness Writers Association Proximity Award.

Last updated October 11, 2026.

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