Come Run For Donuts on National Donut Day to raise funds for the Central Kentucky Riding For Hope!
Join us for the 5th Annual North Lime Donut Dash 3K on Saturday, June 5, 2021 at 8:00am at Wellington Park in South Lexington.
We are sold out of most sizes of men's women's and youth sized shirts. There is a "No Shirt SAVE $7" option if you want to run/walk in the race or Kids Dash and are OK without getting a shirt. We try to forecast the best we can but have to order our shirts about 2 weeks early in advance of the race. We will have a "shirt swap" after the race for anyone wishing to trade for another size or possibly get an unclaimed shirt from a race no show.
RACE FEATURES:
- Commemorative poly/cotton race shirts (men's/women's/youth sizes)
- Overall & Age Group Awards (3K)
- Complimentary North Lime Donut & Coffee
- Paved course at scenic Wellington Park
- Free race photos
- Social teams to enhance your race experience
- Staggered start, capped field (250 participants) and other COVID-19 safety precautions
- Kids' 1K Dash and Virtual option
Our race benefits Central Kentucky Riding For Hope and their lifesaving work.
PACKET PICKUP: We will hold a Friday, June 5th packet pickup from 3-6pm at North Lime Coffee & Donuts (Clays Mill Road). We'll also have race morning PPU from 6:45-7:45am at the Wellington Park pavilion. You may pickup for friends/family. No credentials, paperwork or IDs are necessary.
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Lexington, KY US 40503
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Our race benefits Central Kentucky Riding For Hope.
Mission Statement: Central Kentucky Riding for Hope is dedicated to enriching the community by improving the quality of life and the health of children and adults with special physical, cognitive, emotional and social needs through therapeutic activities with the horse.
Website: www.ckrh.org
What we do: Therapeutic Riding and Horsemanship for individuals with special medical needs, physical and cognitive disabilities are adaptive riding and horsemanship activities conducted by a PATH Intl. certified instructor for individuals with special needs. Activities are designed to meet each participant’s individual needs and the intent is for participants to progress in equestrian skills while improving their cognitive, emotional, social and/or behavioral skills. Secondary benefits include improved fine and gross motor skills, balance, strength, coordination, proprioception, tactile senses, team work, problem solving, self-image/confidence, communication, memory retention and much more.
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