Wiggins Weekly
Volume 13 - 33
February 9 - 15, 2020

Pony Pals Magazine

Our Pony Pals Magazine features members' stories, art and photos. Winning stories and poems will be published each month in Pony Pals Magazine. All entries must be original, meaning that the member who enters them must have written the text. To be eligible the story or poem must have a horse or pony in it someplace. All entries published in the Magazine will earn 500 Wiggins Bucks, the best stories and poems will earn 3000 Wiggins bucks and trophy for the writer. Articles must be at least 500 words long.

Enter your story or poem here

We also want cartoons, book reviews, letters and photos. If a kids face is shown in the photos, we must have a written note from their parent saying it is OK. As always, the cover photo earns 3000 Wbucks and a pink English saddle. Get yours in now! Email photos and cartoons to contests@clubponypals.com

February 2020 Pony Pals Magazine

By Jane Crandal in Pony Pals

48 pages, published 2/2/2020

February brings horse stories from Costa Rica, Australia, Africa, California and more. Fiction from CPP members, photos from around the world. Free to read online.

Winner receives 3000 WBucks
and Gold Quill Trophy
Story Contest
Runners up receive 500 WB
and the Silver Quill Trophy
Story Contest

All entries get a
Green quill writer award

writer award

 

 

cabin award

Vote for your favorite in our current Cabin Decorating Contest
Prize for this monthly contest is 3000 Wiggins Bucks
and a Cabin Trophy
winners cannot enter again for six months

Last Months Contest winner

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cabin

Winning Cabin

Runner up won 500 Wbucks

 

Photo Contest

Members earn Wiggins bucks for contest entries.

Send your original photos to contests@clubponypals.com Art and stories are published in Pony Pals Magazine, and every entry will earn 500 Wiggins bucks or more! All photos must be original, created by the member who enters.

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photo from Equestrian_ForLife

 

 

Art Contest

Members earn Wiggins bucks for contest entries. Send your original art to contests@clubponypals.com Art and stories are published in Pony Pals Magazine, and every entry will earn 500 Wiggins bucks or more! All art must be original, created by the member who enters.

-- see more art in Pony Pals Magazine

 

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Mini Game High Scores
January 26 - February 1, 2020

Math High Scores
Earn the Most Wiggins Bucks

Subtraction Action and Multiplication Station games in Pams Game Loft will let you earn 200 Wbucks every day for playing either of those games. Add Like Mad, the addition game pays 100 Wiggins bucks for daily play. Weekly winners for Subtraction Action and Multiplication Station get get double awards, 600 Wbucks for the top ten players, 2000 Wbucks for the highest score. Add like Mad pays 1000 Wbucks for the highest weekly score, 300 for the next nine high scores each week.
If there is a math scores sweep where one player has the highest score for all math games in a week, that member gets 3000 Wbucks, gets a rare math sweep trophy.

Story of the week:

Five Star Ranch
Chapter 1, Part 2
By Adeline HC

Where is she?  Saige wondered.  Amy was supposed to be back by 2:30, and it was 3:15.
“Ori!  Has Amy called you?” Saige called outside.  Ori was outside training Ellis, a border collie, to not chase the horses.  All Ellis seemed to want to do was herd the horses into a corner -- and keep them there until his heart ‘s content.
When no one answered Saige’s question, she stepped out of the barn.  Where was everybody?  Did no one work on this ranch anymore?  Not even the stable boy, Alex, was around.  And he was supposed to be grooming the two yearlings.
Saige got out her phone and called Ori.
Ori picked up after a few rings.  “Hello?”
“Where are you? “Saige asked.
“I’m inside.  Where are you? “ Ori said.
Saige sighed.  “Where’s Alex?”
“I told him he could go home."
“What!  Ori, I told him to““ Saige sputtered.
“Don’t worry, he groomed the yearlings as you asked.  And after that, Jiggs pushed him in the compost pile. “RI said, and Saige could hear the hint of a smile in her voice.
“Why was Alex over there with Jiggs?”
Ori giggled, “Well, Alex had a full wheelbarrow full of muck, and he decided to save himself a trip by taking it at the same time he took Hunk back to the pasture.”
This time, Saige couldn’t help but chuckle.  “Poor Alex.  Well, let’s hope he’s learned his lesson.”
Ori laughed.  “Yeah.  Can we hang up now?  It’s getting kind of weird.  We’re talking on the phone, and we’re only a couple of yards away.”
“Thirty yards away.”
“Whatever,” Ori sighed.  “Okay, bye, sis.”
“Bye – Oh wait!  I forgot to ask.  Did Amy call you? “Saige asked.
“No, why?”
“She was supposed to be here at two-thirty.  I guess I’d better call her.  Well, thanks.  Bye!” Saige hung up, then hurried to dial Amy’s cell.
“Hello, this is Amy, how may I help you? “Came Amy’s usual response.  It sometimes got annoying, since she knew who was calling from the caller ID.  She still used the same line, though.
“Hey, Amy.  Where are you?  You were supposed to be back more than a half-hour ago. “Saige said.
“I’m sorry.  David Shepherd pulled me over, and then he fixed my taillights.  But, no biggie.  Everything’s fine.  He let me go with a warning.  I’ll remember to plug the trailer next time, though. “Amy said.
Saige rolled her eyes.  Pulled over?  David Shepherd?  Taillights?  “Amy, there won’t be the next time if you don’t get here in the next five minutes.  You’re late, and the least you could have done was call me and tell me you would be.”
“No problem.  I’m turning into the driveway right now.  Honest, Saige, I didn’t mean to be late.  I’m sorry I didn’t call you. “Amy said over the line.
Saige sighed.  “Okay, alright, I believe you.  Now get here safe and sound with that horse.”
“Got it, sis.  See ya soon!”
Saige hung up and stood to wait for the truck and trailer to appear.  The Ranch’s driveway was about a mile long.  Finally, Saige saw the truck and trailer rolling smoothly towards her.  Amy parked and jumped out.
“I’m back, Saige.  Don’t worry, I’m perfectly fine, and so is the horse.  Speaking of which, just wait until you’ve seen this beauty. “She said and hurried to the back of the trailer.
Saige watched as Amy open the trailer doors.  A gorgeous, streamlined mare stepped lightly out of the trailer, her head held high.  Saige had seen pictures of the horse, but the still shots had not done the mare justice.
She was an untrained four-year-old, so she promised to be a handful.  Her owners had left her on the backburner for far too long, and that was why they had hired Saige to do the hard work of training the mare.
“They said she is an endurance horse, “Amy announced.
“Is?  Well, not quite yet.  She’s got a long way to go before they can use her for anything like that.  What breed did they say she was?”
“An Arabian cross.”
“Well, she is a beauty, that’s for sure.  What’s her name?”
“Lady Jewel.  But, I’ve been calling her just Lady.”
“Nice.  Well, I’ll get her into a paddock so she can stretch her legs.  You, meanwhile, can clean out that trailer.” Saige said.
Amy sighed.  “I suppose I was always destined to do the dirty work, “she grumbled.
“Stop complaining.  It was all of our dreams to own a ranch one day.  Well, now we’re living it.  Are you happy or aren’t you? “Saige asked.
Amy nodded.  “Ouch.  Okay, I get it.  Don’t worry.  I’m happy.  I’m happy.  Are you happy?”
“Very.  Now, get to cleaning.”

 

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