Saturday morning, April 27, 160 runners congregated at Cheyenne Bottoms for the first ever Wild Goose Chase. “We had a better than expected turnout, and the comments were very positive, so it is a definite possibility it could become an annual event,” said Curtis Wolf, site manager of the Kansas Wetlands Education Center.Two races were held, a 5K, with 90 participants, and a one mile fun run with 70 participants. The winners of the 5K received a trophy made by B&B Metal Arts In Hoisington.
Runners turn out for Wild Goose Chase
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