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By THERESA REYNOLDS
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A survey of local contenders in Saturday’s race reveals that Rappahannock runners, while setting little store by pet food theories, all admit that they do eat a lot.
Perhaps the volume of food consumed by serious runners insures a proper diet - if you burn twice as many calories as sedentary folks, you can eat twice as much. Somewhere along with the pizzas, tacos, ice cream and beer must be a few vitamins. In fact, veteran runners often refer to their running clubs as eating chibs.
There are serious theories: sports nutrionists advise runners against including saturated fats and
Pets To
Strut In
RAAC Show
Puffie-the-Pigeon; a black cat named Spooky; Camelia and Meggie, beautiful Nubian goats and Winnie, the rock pushing Jack Russell terrier, all are being readied for the biggest and best pet show on Saturday, April 21, for the benefit of RAAC.
Ann Sakalauchs of Woodville is ready to guarantee that her six-year-old collie, King Wenceslaus, will sing. Parnell O’Connor, an Irish water spaniel belonging to Waldron & Sam O’Connor, is hoping to walk away with the “best dressed” prize. Parnell will have to compete with a Washington, O.C. entrant (wearing a suit) belonging to Mimi Cantwell. Pepper Carwright-Brown may show up wearing his Sidwell Friends sweatshirt. Friar Tuck, the English bull dog belonging to Larry LeHew, master of ceremonies, just may win the “most ugly” prize unless Bogart, the Pit Bull belonging to Steve Williams, can outshine him. J. A. Bernard Dahlgren, Master of the Rappahannock Hunt, will serve as tie-breaking judge for such difficult decisions.
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