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Oct. 27 event. “If this one goes well, we may make it an annual event.”
Success is only one word to describe the afternoon of horseshoe tossing.
“It’s a lot of fun,” Chief Gilkey said, adding the entire family often comes out to support their teams while single tossers often come, find a team member and make a new friend. It’s something for the whole community.
And while football, soccer and baseball usually draw the attention of the avid sports fan, horseshoe tossing is still a favorite of many people.
“Usually every Sunday afternoon, you can hear the ping of shoes against pegs,” Bert Gilkey said of his Chester Gap home, adding the sport is not dying, but holding its own ground.
“We usually have several teams of women,” the chief said, adding his
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