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Description
Come Run For Donuts to raise funds for the Central Kentucky Riding For Hope!
Join us for the 9th Annual North Lime Donut Dash 3K on Saturday, June 21, 2025 at 8:00am at Wellington Park in South Lexington.
RACE FEATURES:
- Commemorative super soft 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 (Thanks Ruby Cline-Eaton)
- Social teams to enhance your race experience
- Kids' 1/4 Mile Dash and Virtual option
- DJ and Post Race Fellowship
Our race benefits Central Kentucky Riding For Hope and their lifesaving work.
PACKET PICKUP: We will hold a Friday, June 20th packet pickup from 3-6pm at J&H Running Company (197 Moore Drive 40503). 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.
3K ROUTE MAP
Love That Race Swag! Super Soft Poly/Cotton Shirts in Men's, Women's & Youth Sizing!
Super soft District Made Poly/Cotton Shirts
2 colors for 2025 --- Women's cut is Heathered Wisteria (light pink), Men's cut is Heathered Jade Frost
Women's cut sizes are XS-2XL and Men's cut are XS-3XL while they last. We also have Youth sizes S, M and L.
Place
565 Wellington Way
Lexington, KY US 40503
One of the Yummiest Races of the Year!
Race Contact Info
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Sponsors
Central Kentucky Riding For Hope - Our Race Charity Beneficiary
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.
2025 Race Photos
Thanks Ruby Cline-Eaton for capturing our 2025 race in these awesome photos. All are free to download, share and enjoy.
Directions
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