Turkey Trot Tradition

November 29, 2019
Photos by Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
Participants take off at the start of the 15th annual Turkey Trot at Health Pointe in Jasper on Thursday. About 260 people registered for this year's race.

 

Ashley Summers of Jasper, left, Emily Reed of Otwell, Tara Greenwell of Jasper and her daughter, Madelyn, 10, share racing stories before the 15th annual Turkey Trot at Health Pointe in Jasper on Thursday. The women have been participating in the Turkey Trot for 10 years and Madelyn joined them for the first time. “It’s like a tradition,” Tara said. “We do it every year.” About 260 people registered for this year’s race.

 

Nolan Pfister of Jasper grabs a t-shirt to pass out before the 15th annual Turkey Trot at Health Pointe in Jasper on Thursday.

 

Participants jog down St. Charles Street during the 15th annual Turkey Trot at Health Pointe in Jasper on Thursday. This was the last year the race was hosted by Health Pointe. Next year it will be held in downtown Jasper and organized by Downtown Fitness and Running.






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