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The CPEA Monthly Contests & Voting are exclusively for CPEA members and CPEA Message Board members. If you would like to learn about becoming a CPEA member yourself, please visit this page.
This month, October, SusanP is sponsoring the contest. View the contest entries right here on the CPEA.
The theme for the October contest is An Equines Eye View!
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Just have fun in trying to capture what a equine might be thinking by the expression in it's eyes or the reflections seen there.
Photo must be taken by the person submitting the photo. Can be of any equine subject of any color.
Example below
Pictures will be accepted October 1 through October 27.
Send votes to susansartva@yahoo.com.
Voting will run from October 28 through October 30. The winner will be announced on October 31.
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Entry #1 by Danielle
I think "Whitey" (MPP's Seein' Sun Spots) was trying to hide behind the flowers rather than getting his picture taken. | 
Entry #2 by Salina
Sea of green... |
Entry #3 by Jennifer
Fizzy, our new quarter pony mare... Looking quite amazed at Ms Tyler in the tree. | 
Entry #4 by Jo Kane
She's thinking just how tired she is, all that washing, cleaning, cooking and no help. |
Entry #5 by Tara Wilson
This is Caine, saying "Pretty please, can I have some grain?" | 
Entry #6 by Lee
Six enjoying Blake's tea party. Yes, there was REAL sweet tea in that tiny cup! |
Entry #7 by Amanda
This is Whisper, a pony I used to own. | 
Entry #8 by Joelle
Del Ferro thinking: "when is she going to let us out?" |
Entry #9 by CurlyGirl | 
Entry #10 by Jodi
Miriha, Arabian mare seeing into her soul. |
Entry #11 by Nicole'sdun
This is Zoey at her 1st show in August. I think she is thinking about something the way her eye is poised. | 
Entry #12 by Fquarters
This picture is of Gabby watching hunters through the grove. |
Entry #13 by Heather
This is Roda wondering who the little person playing in the dirt is. | 
Entry #14 by DonnaS
The photo is Blondie and Sierra checking out the horses in the next pasture |
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