A photo gallery featuring the 2016 Doggy Dash that took place in Winthrop on Feb. 14. Click on any of the square thumbnail-sized images to view a slideshow from the event.
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Photo by Darla Hussey
Jess Dinham, in turquoise plaid, and Payton Kaufmann — along with doggy Sucia — won the coveted “golden poodle” award for their costume, “Two-headed country skiier.”
Jess Dinham, in turquoise plaid, and Payton Kaufmann — along with doggy Sucia — won the coveted “golden poodle” award for their costume, “Two-headed country skiier.”
Photo by Darla Hussey
Photo by Darla Hussey
Danbert Nobacon (left), aka “History Man,” chats with announcer Ken Bevis.
Danbert Nobacon (left), aka “History Man,” chats with announcer Ken Bevis.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Coffee and hot cocoa was provided by the Rocking Horse bakery.
Coffee and hot cocoa was provided by the Rocking Horse bakery.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Ben Kaufman, dressed as catsup, eyes the “golden poodle.” Kaufman came in third with his “hot dog” in the costume contest.
Ben Kaufman, dressed as catsup, eyes the “golden poodle.” Kaufman came in third with his “hot dog” in the costume contest.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Even Elvis and his hound dog were in attendance.
Even Elvis and his hound dog were in attendance.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Announcer Ken Bevis emceed the events and entertained the crowd with canine-themed humor.
Announcer Ken Bevis emceed the events and entertained the crowd with canine-themed humor.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Kathryn Heim, of Rover’s Ranch fame, was on hand to help hand out treats to the winners.
Kathryn Heim, of Rover’s Ranch fame, was on hand to help hand out treats to the winners.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Ben Kaufman with his dog Bodie raced as a hot dog with catsup, which won them third place in the costume-contest portion of the event.
Ben Kaufman with his dog Bodie raced as a hot dog with catsup, which won them third place in the costume-contest portion of the event.
Photo by Darla Hussey
History Man, aka Danbert Nobacon, skied relatively well for someone rumored to have been present at the Battle of Hastings in 1066.
History Man, aka Danbert Nobacon, skied relatively well for someone rumored to have been present at the Battle of Hastings in 1066.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Madeleine Eckmann, the milkmaid, and her dog/cow Loki took second place in the costume contest portion of the event.
Madeleine Eckmann, the milkmaid, and her dog/cow Loki took second place in the costume contest portion of the event.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Photo by Darla Hussey
Chad Gregg made a splash with his dog, Bon Nuit, at the Doggie Dash in Winthrop on Sunday.
Chad Gregg made a splash with his dog, Bon Nuit, at the Doggie Dash in Winthrop on Sunday.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Photo by Darla Hussey
Jess Dinham, in turquoise plaid, and Payton Kaufmann — along with doggy Sucia — won the coveted “golden poodle” award for their costume, “Two-headed country skiier.”
Jess Dinham, in turquoise plaid, and Payton Kaufmann — along with doggy Sucia — won the coveted “golden poodle” award for their costume, “Two-headed country skiier.”
Photo by Darla Hussey
Photo by Darla Hussey
Photo by Darla Hussey
Photo by Darla Hussey
Photo by Darla Hussey
Photo by Darla Hussey
Photo by Darla Hussey
Chad Gregg made a splash with his dog, Bon Nuit, at the Doggie Dash in Winthrop on Sunday.
Chad Gregg made a splash with his dog, Bon Nuit, at the Doggie Dash in Winthrop on Sunday.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Photo by Darla Hussey
Photo by Darla Hussey
Photo by Darla Hussey
Young spectators raced to demonstrate how to clean up after dogs on the trails — though they were after Tootsie Rolls.
Young spectators raced to demonstrate how to clean up after dogs on the trails — though they were after Tootsie Rolls.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Young spectators raced to demonstrate how to clean up after dogs on the trails — though they were after Tootsie Rolls.
Young spectators raced to demonstrate how to clean up after dogs on the trails — though they were after Tootsie Rolls.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Young spectators raced to demonstrate how to clean up after dogs on the trails — though they were after Tootsie Rolls.
Young spectators raced to demonstrate how to clean up after dogs on the trails — though they were after Tootsie Rolls.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Announcer Ken Bevis, right, confers with the judges to determine the winner of the costume contest.
Announcer Ken Bevis, right, confers with the judges to determine the winner of the costume contest.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Malloch and Sawyer DeSalvo raced with a 4-legged canine, but posed with a 2-legged version for photos and costume contest judging.
Malloch and Sawyer DeSalvo raced with a 4-legged canine, but posed with a 2-legged version for photos and costume contest judging.
Photo by Darla Hussey
The coveted golden poodle.
The coveted golden poodle.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Elvis and his hound dog trying to drum up audience support during the costume contest, which was decided by volume of the applause.
Elvis and his hound dog trying to drum up audience support during the costume contest, which was decided by volume of the applause.
Photo by Darla Hussey
Jess Dinham, in turquoise plaid, and Payton Kaufmann — along with doggy Sucia — won the coveted “golden poodle” award for their costume, “Two-headed country skiier.”
Jess Dinham, in turquoise plaid, and Payton Kaufmann — along with doggy Sucia — won the coveted “golden poodle” award for their costume, “Two-headed country skiier.”
