Share Your Senior Horse Story for a chance to win 4 bags of feed from Triple Crown! 
Do you have a special senior horse? Does he or she serve a community such as veterans, therapeutic centers, nursing homes, or a riding school? Does your senior horse help children or adults survive difficult times? We want to hear stories about senior horses with a purpose!
Send us a short essay and two photos on the theme, “How My Senior Horse Makes a Difference.”
Entries will be judged on both story and photos.
Prizes will be awarded for Youth Category (ages 12-17) and Adult Category (age 18+).
HURRY! DEADLINE IS OCTOBER 30TH!
GUIDELINES
- Horse must be 18 years or older
- Essays must be 400 to 500 words in length (send via email or Word doc)
- Submission must include only 2 photos of your horse (digital or hard-copy)
- Digital photo submissions must be either high-resolution JPG or TIF images at least 300 pixels per inch (ppi) at 3 x 5 inches
- Hard-copy mailed photos* should be 4 x 6 inch or larger, printed on high-quality photo paper (no plain paper prints)
- Include your name, postal address, email (if available) and phone number
- Please indicate your age category: Youth (ages 12-17) or Adult (age 18+)
HURRY! DEADLINE IS OCTOBER 30TH!
* MAILED MATERIALS WILL NOT BE RETURNED; SEND ONLY COPIES
WINNING ENTRY IN EACH AGE CATEGORY RECEIVES:
- Four 50 lb. bags of any Triple Crown Feed
- Featured publication in our December 2021 issue
Winners will be notified by November 15, 2021
SUBMITTING YOUR ENTRY
Email to [email protected] with the subject: “Senior Horse Essay”
OR
Mail to: 6165 Prospero Road Peyton, CO 80831
Attention: Senior Horse Essay Contest
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