The Meadows Standardbred Owners Association is teaming up with Washington Health Systems to fight back against breast cancer on Saturday, October 22.
The ‘Pink Out’ event will benefit the local breast cancer centre that treats women daily in their fight against breast cancer. With a post time of 1 p.m., the race card will feature a race dedicated to the Washington Health Systems, as well as a non-wagering mini horse event. Meadows outrider Missy Rothfuss usually saves lives on the track, but has decided to help save lives in a different way. Ten mini horses will be decked out in their pink for a great race and great cause.
With the Meadows surrounded by several professionals and loved ones affected by breast cancer, it is a cause close to the heart. October is breast cancer awareness month, and the Meadows Standardbred Owners Association always dedicates a Saturday race-day to the cause.
“We have done this for several years,” said Heather Wilder, “but (it’s) our second year for Washington Health Systems, and it is great to help those fighting against breast cancer in their women’s centre right down the road.”
The Meadows Standardbred Owners Association will also be raffling off a pink harness donated by Silverstone Decorative Concrete. Raffle tickets will be available for purchase on race day, with all proceeds going to Washington Health Systems.
“We would like to thank all participants and Silverstone Concrete for the donation of the harness,” said Kim Hankins.
Please contact Heather Wilder at [email protected] or Megan Semulka at
[email protected] to get involved or for more information.
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