Sandhurst Stockfeeds Victorian Pony Club Team Championships Hosted by Midland Zone of PCV March 10 th & 11 th 2018

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1 Sandhurst Stockfeeds Victorian Pony Club Team Championships Hosted by Midland Zone of PCV March 10 th & 11 th Prince of Wales Showgrounds Holmes Rd Bendigo Teams made up of 2 to 4 riders. Same club section and a Composite club section Day 1: Saturday March 10 th Rider Smartest on Parade, Handler Mount Most Suitable for Pony Club, Best Educated Mount Games-modified consisting of 4 games =1 class: Old English hunt, bend, flag, stepping stones Stockman s Challenge Special Event for Pony Club Combinations Day 2: Sunday March 11 th Showmanship Dressage Show jumping Best Performed High Point OTT Sponsored by Racing Victoria Best Performed Standardbred Sponsored by HERO Points for OTT & Hero accumulated over both competition days 1 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

2 Overview The Victorian Pony Club Team Championships includes many of the disciplines riders participate in at pony club rallies. The event caters to all pony club riding members, not just the elite of the sport, giving them the opportunity to participate in a fun team environment and to experience sportsmanship, team spirit and a sense of achievement. Teams: Club Teams: Club Teams are made up of 2 to 4 riders from the same club. Team riders can be from the same or varied grades. Composite Teams: Composite Teams can be made up of 2 to 4 riders from different clubs. Team riders can be from the same or varied grades If a club is unable to field a full club team they may enter a composite team. Please specify clearly on your entry form if you are fielding a club or composite team Riders who can t find a Composite Team to join may contact the Event Secretary who will then place them in a team. Debbie Weir - dweir@bordernet.com.au Team Managers: Each team must have an Adult Team Manager. The Team Manager is responsible for their team throughout the whole competition. Entry: Each Team Member may enter up to 9 classes. Team members may enter the same classes except for the Special Event Cost: $8.00 per Class (except Showmanship and the Special Event) $20.00 Showmanship Class $15.00 Special Event - Only one rider per team may enter this event Overall Competition: All competition sections must be covered by the team Competition Numbers: All competitors must provide their own numbers- bridle numbers, saddle cloth numbers or number holders. Bridle and saddlecloth numbers must be worn on both sides Medical Armbands: All competitors must wear medical armbands. 2 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

3 Scoring- points awarded as follows: Number of competitors Points or more 1st 2 points 4 points 6 points 10 points 2nd 2 points 3 points 8 points 3rd 2 points 6 points 4th 4 points No points awarded for OTT, Hero or Champion & Reserve Prizes Winning Team from the same Club & Composite Club Rosettes Rugs 2 nd to 6th place team from the same Club & Composite Club Rosettes Showmanship Section Sash, Garland & Prize pack to the winners of each grade 2 nd to 6 th Sash Special Event 1 st place Rosette & Rug 2 nd to 6 th Rosettes Ribbons 1 st to 6 th in all events Best Performed Off the Track Thoroughbred High Point Award 1 st place Rug & Prize pack 2 nd place Saddle Blanket & Prize pack No points awarded towards Team Scores Best Performed Standardbred (HERO) 1 st Saddle Blanket & Sash No points awarded towards Team Scores 3 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

4 Conditions of Entry: 1. Entering this competition constitutes acknowledgement that PCV rules apply and acceptance of these rules 2. PCV rules found at 3. The competition will be conducted in accordance with: i. PCV Dressage rules ( January ) ii. PCV Dressage tests ( January 2013) iii. PCV Show Jumping Rules (January ) iv. PCV Gear Rules (January ) v. PCV Handbook of By Laws including Queries and Protest (January ) vi. FEI Show Jumping articles as defined in the program 4. Competitors nominating to ride on the lead for any class may then only enter designated led classes 5. PCV Sunsmart, Smoke Free and Alcohol policies apply 6. PCV Code of Conduct applies: Any conduct unbecoming of a Team Manager, parent and/or a competitor, including bad language, is a reportable incident and may lead to a Team or Individual disqualification on the day 7. No refunds after closing date except with vet or medical certificate. Must be received within 7 days of the event. Refunds will incur $10 admin fee 8. The organizing committee reserves the right to cancel any class or competition; divide any class; alter times; refuse any entry with or without stating the reason. 9. A rider may ride only one horse per team 10. Horse abuse(including a body score of less than 2) will not be tolerated and will result in elimination 11. Only competitors horses are allowed on the main arena at this event 12. Lungeing is not permitted at this competition 13. Only the competitor may ride his/her horse or pony on competition day. The penalty for disobeying this rule is elimination 14. Neither the organizing committee of this competition nor the PCV accepts any responsibility whatsoever for any accident, damage, injury or illness to horses, riders, spectators or any other person or property 15. Dogs- only at the discretion of the organising committee and this must arranged prior to the competition 16. Pony Club Cards must be handed into the secretary s office before competing, by the Team Manager. It is the responsibility of the riders to ensure their cards are complete and gradings are up to date. As per rule 15.7.a Amending or correcting club member cards: i. only the DC, club secretary or club card secretary may amend or correct it. ii. Grading must not be corrected or altered at a competition. 17. All riders must be gear checked before competing. Complying helmets as per PCV current gear rules must be worn. Spot checks may be done. 4 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

5 Sponsorship Opportunities $300 Gold Sponsor of a section of the Showmanship class (5 classes) or the Special event class (2 classes) Sponsorship acknowledged in the catalogue of competitors & also on the event Facebook Page for 12 months Your business name on the sashes that are presented to winners and place getters Free Trade Stand &/or advertising banners displayed around the ground. Advertising on loudspeaker regularly throughout the competition ½ Page advertisement in the event catalogue $150 Silver Sponsor of a Champion and Reserve Champion class Sponsorship acknowledged in the catalogue of competitors & also on the event Facebook Page Advertising on loudspeaker regularly throughout the competition Free Trade Stand &/or advertising banners displayed on the arena fence ¼ page add in catalogue Advertising pamphlets &/or samples into competitor s show bags. $100 Bronze Sponsor of a Dressage or Showjumping class Sponsorship acknowledged in the catalogue of competitors & also on the event Facebook Page Advertising on loudspeaker regularly throughout the competition Free Trade Stand &/or advertising banners displayed on the arena fence Advertising pamphlets &/or samples into competitor s show bags. $50 Trade Stands Secures a site. Places are limited. Sponsors to get first choice of site Sponsorship and Trade Stand Enquiries please contact: Kira Chalmers ph: kira.chalmers@bigpond.com 5 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

6 PLEASE NOTE: Classes 13, 14, 17, 18, 23, 24, 27, 28, 31 will be held in their own ring- The *VIPP* Ring- * VIPP* = Very Important People & Ponies. At the conclusion of the classes Best Led Competitor & Runner up and Best Independent Competitor & Runner Up will be judged with Garlands to the winners and Rosettes for RU- Ring will start at 9.00 a.m (TBC) Saturday March 10 th Rings start at 8.30 am TBC Section 1: Smartest on Parade: Judged on general presentation of horse and rider and the suitability of the horse and the overall appeal. Snaffle bit. No martingales Class 1 Smartest on Parade 21 years and over Class 2 Smartest on Parade 17 years and under 21 years Class 3 Smartest on Parade 15 years and under 17 years Class 4 Smartest on Parade 13 years and under 15 years Champion and Reserve Champion Senior Smartest on Parade Section 2: Rider Classes Class 5 Class 6 Class 7 Class 8 Rider 21 years and over Rider 17 years and under 21 years Rider 15 years and under 17 years Rider 13 years and under 15 years Champion and Reserve Champion Senior Rider Section 3: Handler Classes Class 9 Class 10 Class 11 Class 12 Handler 21 years and over Handler 17 years and under 21 years Handler 15 years and under 17 years Handler 13 years and under 15 years Champion and Reserve Champion Senior Handler Section 4: Best Educated Mount to be ridden in a snaffle bit. No martingales Class 13 Best educated mount 14hh & under (led) Class 14 Best educated mount 10.2 hh & under Class 15 Best educated mount over 10.2hh & not exceeding 12.2hh Class 16 Best educated mount over 12.2hh & not exceeding 14hh Champion and Reserve Best Educated Mount 14hh & under 6 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

7 Section 5: Mount Most Suitable for Pony Club: Judged on the overall appeal and all round suitability of the horse to participate in Pony Club activities. The workout will include a small jump, except for class 17 & 18. Snaffle bit. Class 17 Mount most suitable for Pony Club 14hh & under (led) Class 18 Mount most suitable for Pony Club 10.2hh & under Class 19 Mount most suitable for Pony Club over 10.2hh & not exceeding 12.2hh Class 20 Mount most suitable for Pony Club over 12.2hh & not exceeding 14hh Champion and Reserve Mount Most Suitable for Pony Club 14hh & under Section 1: Smartest on Parade Judged on general presentation of horse and rider and the suitability of the horse and the overall appeal. Snaffle bit. No martingales Class 21 Smartest on Parade 11 years and under 13 years Class 22 Smartest on Parade 9 years and under 11 years Class 23 Smartest on Parade 8 years and under (led) Class 24 Smartest on Parade 8 years and under (independent) Champion and Reserve Champion Junior Smartest on Parade Section 2: Rider Classes Class 25 Rider 11 years and under 13 years Class 26 Rider 9 years and under 11 years Class 27 Rider 8 years and under (led) Class 28 Rider 8 years and under (independent) Champion and Reserve Champion Junior Rider Section 3: Handler Classes Class 29 Class 30 Class 31 Handler 11 years and under 13 years Handler 9 years and under 11 years Handler 8 years and under (independent) Champion and Reserve Champion Junior Handler Section 4: Best Educated Mount: to be ridden in a snaffle bit. No martingales Class 32 Class 33 Class 34 Best educated mount over 14hh & not exceeding 15hh Best educated mount over 15hh & not exceeding 16hh Best educated mount over 16hh Champion and Reserve Best Educated Mount over 14hh Section 5: Mount Most Suitable for Pony Club: Judged on the overall appeal and all round suitability of the horse to participate in Pony Club activities. The workout will include a small jump Snaffle bit. Class 35 Mount most suitable for Pony Club over 14hh & not exceeding 15hh Class 36 Mount most suitable for Pony Club over 15hh & not exceeding 16hh Class 37 Mount most suitable for Pony Club over 16hh Champion and Reserve Mount Most Suitable for Pony Club over 14hh 7 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

8 Section 6: Games: Consist of 4 games combined for the 1 class Class years and over Class years and under 21 years Class years and under 17 years Class years and under 15 years Class years and under 13 years Class 43 9 years and under 11 years Class 44 8 years and under (independent) modified course- no Old English Hunt Class 45 8 years and under (led) modified course- no Old English Hunt Champion and Reserve Junior (14 yrs & Under) & Senior (15 years and over) Event description & rules 1. This is a timed event 2. Knocking of a bending pole will incur a 5 second penalty. 3. Missing a pole without rectifying course will incur elimination 4. Taking the wrong track elimination 5. Knocking a hurdle in the OEH will incur a 5 point penalty. 6. Going outside the hurdles=elimination 7. If a flag is knocked over it must be stood up before continuing the course. If a flag falls out of the drum it must be picked up and put in from the horse (not from the ground) before continuing the course. If error is not rectified elimination will occur 8. Course to be ridden in the following order - rider to commence at the bending race - On completion go straight to the Old English Hunt, then onto modified flag (4 flags). - After putting the last flag into the drum the rider dismounts and runs, leading the horse, over the stepping stones to the finish. Section 7: Special Event for Pony Club Combinations $15.00 entry*only one rider per team may enter this event Class years and under Class years & under17 Class years and over The Special Event is judged by two judges and points are awarded as follow 25 points each: Presentation: Judged on cleanliness and gear check. Flat Riding: Judging includes riding without stirrups, correct canter lead, diagonals, mounting and dismounting from both sides and length of stride. Jump Riding: Combinations will be required to trot over one jump and canter over a second jump. They will be required to jump at graded showjumping height. Handy Mount: Open and close a gate, carry container from barrel to barrel etc. 8 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

9 Section 8: Stockman s Challenge $8.00 entry: This is a trail activity course that is a timed event judged on the rider s ability to display their mounts versatility and manners. Riders will be required to carry an article, dismount and remount, open and close a gate, jump a small jump etc. The event is scored on time and penalty points awarded per effort. The riders with lowest penalty points, fastest times with the most activities completed will place highest. Riders are given 3 attempts to complete each activity before being asked to move onto the next. The signal to move on is a whistle blown by the judge. Class 49 Riders aged 8 and under (Led) Modified course-no jump Class 50 Riders aged 8 and under (Independent) Modified course- no jump Class 51 9 years and under 11 years Class years and under 13 years Class years and under 15 years Class years and under 17 years Class years and under 21 years Class years and over Champion & Reserve S. C. Junior (14 yrs & u) & Senior (15 years & over) Sunday March 11th Class 57 Grade 6 Class 60 Grade 3 Class 58 Grade 5 Class 61 Grade 2 Class 59 Grade 4 Class 62 Grade 1 Rings Start at 8.00am TBC Section 9: Showmanship $20.00 entry Riders entering Showmanship may only enter one other jumping event as per PCV rules. Riders enter this event according to their Combined Training grading Combined Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Training Height 1.05m 0.95m 0.80m 0.65m 0.50m 0.35 Width at top 1.30m 1.00m 0.80m 0.65m 0.50m 0.35 Speed mtr/min 325m/m 325m/m 300m/m 275m/m 250m/m 200m/m 9 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

10 The Showmanship Event Consists of 4 Phases: Phase 1 Presentation and gear check.25 marks Phase 2 Individual ridden display. A simple workout in which the rider's ability to display the talent of their horse will be judged.. 25 marks Phase 3 Jumping Equitation.80 marks Show jumping course of 9 fences set on true distances for all competitions The course is flowing without difficult turns, appropriate to the class ability Has a series of related strides both on straight and broken lines The rider is given marks for: 1. Leg position 2. Eye contact 3. Seat 4. Hands 5. Upper Body, 6. Rhythm and Tempo, control 7. Approach and line 8. Take-off Penalties Knockdown 4 Penalties 1st Disobedience 4 Penalties 2nd Disobedience 8 Penalties 3rd Disobedience Elimination Fall of horse/rider Elimination The positive points from the score sheet are the sub-total and any penalty points are deducted from this mark. Phase 4 Dressage Test (tests may not be called) Test score will be added to the marks from the other 3 phases Grade 6 5A Grade 5 Test 5B Grade 4 Test 4B Grade 3 Test 3B Grade 2 Test 2B Grade 1 Test 1B Section 10: Dressage $8.00 entry Tests may be called Note: Special conditions for grade 5 entries Class 63 Test 5A For graded riders 8 years old & under Class 64 Test 5C Class 65 Test 4C Class 66 Test 3C Class 67 Test 2C Class 68 Test 1C 10 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

11 Section 11: Show jumping $8.00 entry Grade No of Obstacles Minimum Starting Height Maximum Starting Height Maximum Finishing Height Maximum Spread Speed metres per minute A 9 to B 9 to C 9 to D 8 to E 8 to F 6 to Event 1: Article Competition in two phases Class 69 A grade Class 72 D grade Class 70 B grade Class 73 E grade Class 71 C grade Class 74 F grade 1. This Competition comprises two phases run without interruption, each at an identical or different speed, the finishing line for the first phase being identical with the starting line for the second phase. 2. The first phase is a course of seven to nine obstacles with or without combinations. The second phase takes place over four to six obstacles, which may include one combination. 3. Riders penalised in the first phase are halted by ringing the bell after they have jumped the last obstacle or when the time allowed for the first phase has been exceeded, after crossing the finishing line of the first phase. They must stop after crossing the first finishing line. 4. Riders not penalised in the first phase continue the course, which finishes, after crossing the second finishing line. First Phase Second Phase Placing 5.2. Table A Not Against the clock Table A Against the clock According to the penalties and time in the 2nd Phase and, if necessary, to the penalties in the 1st Phase. 11 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

12 Event 2: Table AM7 (Article and 245.3) Class 75 A grade Class 78 D grade Class 76 B grade Class 79 E grade Class 77 C grade Class 80 F grade 1. After a rider has ridden a clear round, they will go straight into the jump off. The judge will ring the bell to commence the jump off This is a Competition against the clock, but in the event of equality of Penalties for first place, there will be one jump-off against the clock. Other Riders are placed according to their Penalties and time in the first round. 12 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

13 Dinner will be served in the McKinnon Pavilion from 7.00pm on Saturday evening. Please pre pay all meals with your entry. This is a great chance to relax and socialize with other competitors and their families. Two courses for only $25.00 per person Childs plate $20 per child - Available only to children aged 12 years and under. Main Course Tender roast beef with traditional home-style gravy Succulent roast pork carved off the bone with crunchy crackling Hot freshly baked Idaho potatoes with sour cream and chives Special fried rice Medley of fresh steamed vegetables of the season Cauliflower au gratin Roasted honey & mustard pumpkin and parsnip Five freshly prepared salads Crusty dinner rolls Apple sauce, horseradish and mustard Dessert Individual pavlova with fresh fruits of the forest Apple strudel & cream brandy custard Traditional golden syrup dumplings All served with freshly whipped cream.. Catering Form Name Pony Club or team name Number of Adults Number of children s $20 Total Cost $ Catering forms and payment to be sent with entries 13 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

14 Camping Free camping available at the Showgrounds with power & hot showers. First in best dressed. Stabling and Yards $15.00 per night per stable plus $20.00 cleaning deposit Refundable when stable has been inspected and approved clean. $15 per night per yard plus $20.00 cleaning deposit refundable when yard has been inspected and approved clean 14 yards are available on a first booked basis. (Plenty of stables available) Straw must be pre ordered and is $8.00 per bale. Payment & form is required to secure a stable or yard. IMPORTANT: To book stables or yards is a twostep process First step: Sue Foley : midlandzonerep@hotmail.com with your requirements Second step: include stable form with entries. One form per horse *The use of portable yards is not permitted by the showgrounds committee* Name Pony Club Team Name Horse height Friday 9/3 STABLE Friday 9/3 YARD Saturday 10/3 STABLE Saturday 10/3 YARD Straw $8 per bale No. of bales Please tick TOTAL $ 14 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

15 Retired Racehorses: The ideal equestrian riders. There are currently thousands of thoroughbreds in Victoria succeeding in their post racing lives as pleasure or equestrian horses. Racing Victoria s Off the Track program: Promotes retired thoroughbred racehorses Sponsors events and clinics Educates the racing and equestrian industries Shares success stories Promotes the attributes of the thoroughbred Supports acknowledge trainers throughout the state 15 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

16 What is HERO? Harness Education & Rehoming Opportunities is a joint project between Harness Racing Victoria and the Victorian State Government. We provide a pathway for Standardbred horses which have finished racing (or didn t make it to the track) to go on to a new life under saddle or in pleasure harness. We serve as a central point of contact, working directly with Owners and Trainers, a network of Registered Retrainers, like minded organisations, equestrian enthusiasts and members of the general public to facilitate new homes for retired racehorses. HERO aims to show that Standardbreds can do just about anything, with the right education and training. We believe that given the opportunity, retired trotters and pacers have unlimited potential and the ability to go on to a productive, rewarding life beyond the environment for which they were bred.. OTT & Hero Entry Form to be sent with entries. Entry is free Rider OTT Horse name on entry Horse Racing Name Registration Number Rider Standardbred Horse name on entry Horse Racing Name Registration Number The VRC, Hero & the Midland Zone recognises the amazing Thoroughbreds & Standardbreds that have transitioned into great all round pony club mounts by offering a highpoint award for the most versatile Thoroughbred and highpoint award for the most versatile Standardbred over the 2 days of competition 16 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

17 Please use sizing chart as a guide for fit (perhaps measure your favourite Polo top and compare for sizing) All merchandise will be available to collect at the event Secretary s Office from Saturday Morning. Early orders appreciated - closing date 31 st January 2017 Late orders will incur a $12 postage fee Polo Shirt Order Form Enquiries to: Debbie Weir MB: Name: Size Qty Contact number for order: Payment type EFT/cheque your order and the payment receipt to: dweir@bordernet.com.au Payments via direct deposit 17 ENTRIES Bendigo CLOSE Bank MONDAY BSB: 633 FEBRUARY th Post: VPCTC ACC No: Dunolly Archdale Road Post to VPCTC Account 437 Dunolly Name: Archdale Midland Road Zone Dunluce PCV 3472 Dunluce 3472

18 Help Needed Please!! Volunteers are an important part of running this event. We understand everyone enjoys watching their riders compete but it is only possible to run an event of this size with plenty of help. All Teams will be required to provide a helper in time blocks throughout the event. Team Managers will be advised of team job requirements and it is their responsibility to provide the Midland Zone volunteer coordinator with contact details of their helpers. Please choose 2 time blocks and we will endeavour to give you the times you choose. Volunteers who do not show up on time for their allocated job will cost their team 4 points. Team name: Helpers Name Mobile Preferred Time Saturday Am Please tick Saturday Pm Sunday Am Sunday Pm Thank you for helping 18 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

19 a: 102 Strickland Road, EAST BENDIGO VIC 3550 p: P O Box 5036, SANDHURST EAST VIC 3550 t: e: sales@sandhurststockfeeds.com.au w: ABN FEED ORDER FORM NAME: MOBILE: HOME PHONE: PRODUCT Check our website for our huge range of products ORDERS MUST BE IN AT LEAST 2 WEEKS PRIOR TO EVENT sales@sandhurststockfeeds.com.au Telephone: PAYMENT MUST BE MADE BEFORE DELIVERY VIA EFTPOS OR BANK DEPOSIT - BSB: A/C ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th

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21 Smartest on Parade Rider Handler 21 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th Best Educated Mount Most Suitable Games SPECIAL EVENT Stockman s Challenge Showmanship Dressage Show jumping Competition in 2 phases Show Jumping AM7 Teams must have at least one rider entered in each section Pony Club Team Name: Club Section Made up of riders from same club Team Manager: Composite Section Made up of different clubs Address Please ensure grading cards are completed correctly Preferred contact number: Note Grading s where applicable. Please Note SJ needs to read A,B,C,D,E,F NOT 1,2,3,4,5 Rider Age Horse & height Teams must have at least One rider entered in each section Sec 1 Sec 2 Sec 3 Sec 4 OTT Entry Hero entry Club Sec 5 Sec 6 Sec 7 Sec 8 Sec 9 Sec 10 Dress Grade Sec 11 CT Grade Cost $8.00 $8.00 $8.00 $8.00 $8.00 $8.00 $15.00 $8.00 $20.00 $8.00 $8.00 $8.00 Riders may enter up to 9 classes. One s/jumping event = 1 class event 1 event 2 Please fill in the class number in each section SJ Grade Rider Total

22 Victorian Pony Club Team Championships Payment Summary Team name: Rider 1- Entries $ Rider 2 - Entries $ Rider 3 - Entries $ Rider 4 - Entries $ Stable x $ Stable deposit $20 x $ Straw x $ Catering x $ Merchandise x $ Facility fee per rider - $5 x $ Total $ Payments via direct deposit Bendigo Bank BSB ACC No Account Name Midland Zone PCV Cheques made payable to the Midland Zone entries to: dweir@bordernet.com.au Or post to VPCTC 437 Dunolly Archdale Road Dunluce 3472 Enquiries: Debbie or Sue Entries Close Tuesday February 19 th Competitor numbers will be capped at 140 riders so please enter early to avoid disappointment 22 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY FEBRUARY 19 th Find us on Facebook