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Hustle for Hooch 5K blowing a gale along the bike trail
Grass Roots Rescue a cause for paws
Hooch is the face of the franchise. Every dog has his day, but Hooch has his own race. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS
April 19, 2018
“Here’s looking at you, kid.”
Moiber Rivera wins the race.
Micah Crenshaw places second.
Mary Beth Evans is the first woman to finish.
Madison Buchwald runs back-to-back 5Ks over two days.
Pickles with Sheila and Tim Young.
The inaugural Hustle for Hooch 5K disembarking (bow-wow) from Gordons Pond along the bike trail to Herring Point and back April 15 was harsh through the marsh, as the cold winds grounded seabirds and sent runners sideways.
Hooch Dog was there along with a slew of rescues in sweaters and bandanas to support Grass Roots Rescue.
Seventy-two runners and double-digit doggies braved the elements to complete the course.
The top 10 finishers were Moiber Rivera, 21:20; Micah Crenshaw, 22:07; Justin Welsh, 22:29; John Blackford, 22:48; Tim Young, 24:00; Beau Croll 24:11, Mary Beth Evans, 24:41 (first woman); Keren Rams, 25:16; Craig Karchner, 25:16; and Brittany Croll, 25:21.
