Saturday May 20th, 2023
Thank you to all who attended!
Thank you to all who attended!
Congratulations to all who finished the 5K course!
1) Allison Gergley 26:02 + dog Ueli
2) Kaylee Barrantes 26:26
3) Natalie Romano 26:42
4) Kelsey Kirkwood 26:44
5) Sarah Briggs and dog Dalvik 26:46
6) Krista Frakes 27:09
7) Lisa Walner 27:38
8) Brian Mast 30:38
9) Lindsay Haarmeyer 30:44
10) Jaime Menegus and dog Juno 30:53
11) Kristina Sargent 32:07
12) John Notman 34:28
13) Matt Pierce 35:15
14) Taylor DeMoree and dog Magnolia 36:21
15) Jessica Wilton 37:16
16) Amanda Cafaro 37:16
17) Robyn Ogden 37:20
18) Howard Douglas 37:25
19) Nenna Arnold 38:03
20) Edric Graf 38:42
21) Elias Graf 38:42
22) Vita Douglas 38:57
23) Anastasia Douglas 38:57
24) Wendy Walters 39:50
25) Lori Young 42:24
26) Ben Corum 42:50
27) Addie Cafaro 44:56
28) Hudson Grinwis 44:56
29) Suzanne Hewett and dog Bernie 45:08
30) Ella Graf 48:08
31) Anne Graf and Indy 48:08
32) Sarah Simko 48:55
33) Alison Karleskint 48:55
34) Donna Nicholas-Griesel 49:15
35) Devin Castendyk 52:29
36) Joanne Castendyk 52:36
37) Erin Amundson 52:38
38) Charlie Bonneville 53:10
39) Giovanna Bonneville 53:10
40) Justin Grinwis 53:56
41) Cindy Powell 55:00
42) Dr Barb Hughson 55:00
43) Donna Rhoads 55:05
44) Ione Cafaro 55:17
45) Amanda Cafaro 55:17
46) Laura Pintane 55:25
47) Scot Banks 55:26
48) Tracy Banks and dog Sugarbear 55:30
49) Lea Stroud 55:30
50) Nina Montemarano 57:10
51) Brandon Bonneville 57:10
52) Gabrielle Weatherly 58:19
53) Linda Gibas and dog Nellie 58:31
54) Brett Jordan 59:15
55) Regina Kubelka 61:06
56) Gary Kelly 61:53
57) Donna Kelly 61:53
58) Heather Hutchinson 64:22
59) Linda Schmidt 64:28
60) Stevie Blea 64:32
61) Fred Schmidt 68:16
62) Sasha Smalley 69:45
63) Marijo Souza 71:27
64) Kinsey Krupa 71:31
65) Dustiin Krupa 71:31
66) Waylon Krupa 71:31
67) Kyle Ipson 71:40
68) Melissa Silva 76:30
A brief history on Loyal Duke, a loved dog who inspired this race
This information was provided by Friends of Loyal Duke
In 1889, an American Water Spaniel named Duke made the Salida train depot his office; meeting and greeting the trains coming through. Duke would visit around town as well as wander up Tenderfoot Hill with visitors. Duke was adopted by the manager of the Hotel Monte Cristo, which sat right between the narrow-gauge tracks and the river. At the opera, the residents would let Duke in the back door and he’d take naps behind the curtain. He would go to dances, plays, and when he was young, he would even chase home run balls at the baseball games. Duke was Salida’s ambassador for 13 years; welcoming visitors and accompanying the locals. Loyal Duke passed away on October 2, 1902. His loyalty to the town earned him the name we remember him by now – Loyal Duke.