Steel City Human vs Horse

30 July 2027
Burgettstown, usa
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trail race
80 KM
3 days
100 Runners
Alternate Distances: 
50 KM
   
20 KM
Difficulty:    Beginner
ENTRY FEE:    130 usd

ppWho is faster – human or horse? It’s anyone’s race at the Steel City Human vs Horse!/ppModeled after similar race formats in the UK and Arizona, this is a simultaneous trail running race and horseback endurance race with runners and riders sharing the trails./ppDistances for both runners and riders: Half Marathon (13 mile intro ride), 50k (30 mile limited distance LD), 50Mbr /For runners there will also be a 50M relay.br /Hikers welcome in the half and 50k distances./ppThis is a trail race and will be a mix of single track, gravel road, and grassy meadow. Runners, no experience with horses is necessary. All runners and riders will be required to attend a pre-race safety meeting to discuss trail etiquette./p/p

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