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Weekend Photo Challenge | March 7th - 9th

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"A lion: strong, athletic, graceful, and full of courage." - Lauren Fleshman

We want to see your inner lion! Submit a selfie, raceday pic, group shot or whatever you come up with - power stance, fierce face and all. Let your lion ROAR. Don't be shy... because you know we keep it real around here. 

How to enter: Tweet or instagram your photo to @oiselle with hashtag #hearmeroar between March 7th and 9th. Be sure you're following! (twitter or instagram) 

Prize: bird lion raglan & melange armwarmers as worn by LF above.

Rules: Must enter by midnight on March 9th. Winner announced Monday morning on twitter and instagram. Check back here to see the winning photo.

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