My name is Kelsey Keister and I am a member of the Bedford Clovers 4H Club, out of Cuyahoga County. This year, I participated in the Cuyahoga County Equine Studies Program, in several different competitions. These included Hippology, Judging, and Public Speaking. I placed first in the state at the Public Speaking competition, which allowed me to qualify for nationals. Because of this, I will be representing Ohio at Eastern Nationals Roundup and also Quarter Horse Congress. Along with participating in the Equine Studies Program, I am also an active participant at the Cuyahoga County Fair . Aside from being voted the 2011 Jr. Fair Queen, I also show many animals through 4-H. These include horse, dog, pigeon, and rabbit. In the past, I have also shown market chicken and pheasant.
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