Deadline Extended!!!
Enter more than once if you like!

The Rules:
1. The drawing must include a horse.
2. You do not need to be a part of a club to enter this contest.
3. The drawing can be color or black and white.
4. Send entries to contests@clubponypals.com
Winner in each category gets 1000 Wbucks, runner up gets 500.
That's about it. All entries will be published in the Pony Pals Magazine.If we get enough entries, we will have both a black and white and a color category, so enter twice for two chances to win.

drawing by CowgirlLove

EARN WBUCKS
Write an Article for the Pony Pals Magazine

Our Pony Pals Magazine features members' stories. Winning stories and poems will be published 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 the story and poem contest 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

To get an idea of what kind of material we want, read Pony Pals magazine

Winner receives 3000 WBucks and Gold Quill Trophy

Runners up receive 500 WB and the Silver Quill Trophy

All entries get a Green quill writer award

Drawing Winner: Horsesforever12

Cabin Decorating Contest
Prize for this monthly contest is 3000 Wiggins Bucks
and a Cabin Trophy
winners cannot enter again for six months

Pony Pal Poem for the Week

A New Friend
by Roncy

I snap a branch off a nearby tree
Wishing someone would talk to me;
Wishing I wasn't so alone
On the front lawn of my home.

I hear a noise and look around
To see what made that unusual sound;
I squint and shield my eyes with my hand
And look into the distant land.

I walk down the road silently
In between the waving trees;
I run up to a new white gate
And forget it's getting late.

I quickly climb over, and see such a sight!
A herd of horses, full of might;
They whinny and snort with freedom and glee
Then one of them seems to notice me.

I step back a little, a tiny bit shy
But they trot over to me, their brown eyes wide;
One leans over and starts to neigh
As if in greeting, he's saying, "Hey!"

His flowing black mane blows in the breeze
And his silky black coat brushes up against me;
He whinnies again as I pat his neck
He rears up, and I jump back.

He stands still, his head held high,
He almost seems to touch the sky;
He turns around and gallops away,
But looks over his shoulder, and lets out a neigh.