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Ride ‘em Cowboy!Runamuk Benefit Trail Ride
Enjoy an afternoon riding horseback or sitting comfortably in a horse-drawn wagon. While on the trail you’ll see the glorious vistas of the Bull Mountains. This enjoyable adventure leads you through timbered trails, open meadows and over sandstone rimrock. At the half-way point, you can tie your horse up and enjoy local "ranch-raised beef barbecued burgers" complete with all the fixin's! Yum! Afterward, meander your way back to the ranch with more fantastic views and a gander at a homestead cabin.
Once back at the ranch, relax before dinner while you kick back and enjoy a wine social and live Bluegrass music provided by “Highway 302”. This year, the dinner menu features a fantastic pig roast. Can’t you just smell it now! But don't leave yet! There's a barn dance to top off your night!
Come join the fun, which promises to provide a great time for all ages. Pitch a tent or contact Roundup Motels for room or cabin rentals. You can bring your own horse, or arrange to ride a well-trained ranch horse. Either way, you’ll enjoy these awesome Montana trails. Horse boarding is available for a reasonable fee. Also equine massage is performed throughout the day by appointment.
Proceeds benefit The Chase Hawks Memorial Association's
Community Crisis For more information, contact Jody at 406-323-3614 or visit www.runamukguestranch.com . Edited by Marilyn Miller |
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Shine up yer spurs and dust off yer chaps, it's that time
again! You got it...the 3rd Annual Runamuk Benefit Trail Ride, located at
Runamuk Guest Ranch in Roundup, Montana. The date is June 24, 2006, and will
feature an enjoyable 15 mile trail ride, food galore, a barn dance and just a
whole lotta fun!
Recommended donations are $20 for the trail ride and $35
for the dinner, wine social, and dance...however, any donation amount is
welcomed. Please pre-register by June 19, 2006.
The
Association has become a viable source of help for families needing short-term
assistance or help with travel, facilities and local benefits that are not
addressed by larger charities or insurance because of immediacy or
circumstances. The Association has been able to effectively pull together
volunteer efforts from the community at large and provide media focus and
corporate cooperation at an unprecedented level. This is primarily due to the
universal appeal of a community crisis fund and the fact that the organization
is an all volunteer effort.