The Central Ontario Region of Pony Club held its second Prince Philip Games meet of the season on June 3, at Durward Farm north of Port Perry.  Here are the standings to date.

A Division

Team	Meet #1	Meet #2	Cumulative
Huronia/Temiskaming	20	20	40
Durham/Pause Awhile/Simcoe	19	20	39

B Division

Team	Meet #1	Meet #2	Cumulative
Temiskaming	42	49	91
Uxbridge-Scugog/Napanee	42	49	91
Tynedale	47	38	85
Victoria	35	33	68
Simcoe	33	33	66
Huronia	25	21	46
Prince Edward County/Pine Ridge	18	18	36

C Division

Team	Meet #1	Meet #2	Cumulative
Temiskaming/Simcoe	31	52	83
Tynedale "Stripes"	34	37	71
Huronia/Napanee	35	36	71
Tynedale "Red"	33	37	70
Durham/Pause Awhile	39	31	70
Victoria	31	32	63
Pine Ridge/Uxbridge-Scugog	28	20	48
Simcoe	24	19	43

Masters Division

Team	Meet #1	Meet #2	Cumulative
Huronia/Toronto & North York	57	50	107
Uxbridge-Scugog "Cowboys"	42	51	93
Temiskaming	44	45	89
Simcoe/Toronto & North York	47	41	88
Uxbridge-Scugog "White"	34	39	73
Durham/Pause Awhile	29	22	51
Prince Edward County/Uxbridge-Scugog ("Charlie's Angels")	21	27	48

The Prince Philip Cup Games are a team competition played by Pony Clubs around the world. The Games are played by teams of five riders and five ponies, four of which participate in each game. All of the Games are variations on the relay race, and all are great fun for players and spectators alike. Many of the Games require the riders and ponies to run a slalom course around a series of poles from one end of the playing field to the other, where they hand-off something to the next rider on their team. In some races, riders have to vault off of and onto their ponies.

The next meet in the regular season will be the Regional Finals on July 1. The Regional A and B level winners go on to play for the Eastern Canadian Championship against teams from the Western Ontario and Saint Lawrence-Ottawa Valley (this year's host). The two top Eastern Canadian A level teams then play against Western Canadian representatives for the National Championship, which alternates between Eastern and Western Canada. This year, it is Eastern Canada's turn, with the Central Ontario hosting the event in late September, at a location to be announced later. There is also a National Masters Championship, which will be hosted by the BC Lower Mainland Region in August.

The July 1 Regional Finals will also feature try-outs by A-level applicants for the chance to be Central Ontario's nominees for membership on the 2002 Canadian PPG team, which will compete against other countries for the World Championship.

For details please e-mail Liz Inglis or Bob Inglis, Central Ontario Regional Communications Co-Chairs, or call them at 416-493-1223 (office) or 416-491-4230 (home).