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Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
Katherine Barr, 17, best overall female runner, and Chris McCubbins, 34, male overall winner, raise their arms in victory.
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
Hordes of marathoners on Wellington Cresent.
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
Winnipeg Tribune Run for Fun (1st annual)
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
Runners possibly thinking of letting up as the thermometer rose got a cool and refreshing break from Don Carlson, who sprayed them with a garden hose as they passed by.
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
Some people get winded just by climbing out of an easy chair...Kent Rydiel isn't one of them. Six-year-old Kent happens to be somebody special, because he was the youngest person to complete the Run for Fun. That's right, he ran all six miles, for whiche was presented with a special plaque. Kent's brother Grant and sisters, Sherry and Cindy, obviously think he's a family hero.
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
Not everyone who ran the 10-kilometre route was an official entrant but that didn't decrease the fun as this happy young girl proved.
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
John Friesen showed a fine running style.
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
The finishing line was just ahead for these Runners for Fun coming off the final bend as they completed the 10-kilometre course with chilling rains falling.
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
Relatively cool mid-morning temperatures and a 17 km/h southeast breeze combined to produce ideal conditions for watching the 10-kilometre race. The weather was tougher on the runners, but prompt medical attention was available for those who encounteredifficulties. Despite the heat, an estimated 3,600 men, women and children completed the course, more than double last year's 1,700 finishers.
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun
Cooling off in Tribune Run for Fun.