Snowman Shuffle 4 Mile, Saturday, February 4th at 9:00 a.m. at Hogan’s Fountain in Cherokee Park. The first 800 runners will receive a Snowman Shuffle drawstring backpack. Those who register after the first 800 will receive a backpack on a first come, first serve basis.

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The Louisville Triple Crown of RunningSM presented by Novo Nordisk is a series of well-established road races of varying distances. Runners may participate in any or all three "legs" but must enter and finish all three in the series to be eligible. Participants of the series will receive a T-shirt (in addition to individual race shirts) and the official winner of the series will also receive a special award. There is no additional entry fee required to participate.

In an effort to help more runners and walkers in the Kentuckiana area embrace a healthy lifestyle and achieve the goal of completing the three-race series, Louisville Triple Crown of Running race officials have announced the dates for the 2012 race series: Saturday,March 3 will be the Anthem 5K Fitness Classic, followed by the Rodes City Run 10K on Saturday, March 17 and the Papa John’s 10 Miler Saturday, March 31.

Saturday, March 3rd
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield is proud to host the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield 5K Fitness Classic. We continue our commitment to improve the lives of the people we serve with promoting a healthy lifestyle. Net proceeds from the race will be donated to the WHAS Crusade for Children.

Flat, fast course. Prize money for top 5 overall.

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Saturday, March 17th

2012 is the 32nd running of the Rodes City Run.  Scenic course starts in downtown Louisville then winds along Cherokee Park and the Cherokee Triangle then back down Main Street to finish at Louisville's Waterfront Park.

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On Saturday, March 31, 2012, more than 10,000 runners and walkers are expected to participate in the Papa John's 10 Miler. Participants from more than 28 states will compete in the fifth largest 10-mile race in the country and what Runner's World has named one of the top five 10-mile races in the country.

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This is Louisville’s unique road event because the course does not go around the zoo; it goes “throo” it! So, while you give your legs their first real challenge of spring, you can treat your senses to the sights and sounds of nature—snow leopards, tigers, and flamingos. The Norton Audubon Hospital Throo the Zoo 5K is a grand adventure for the entire family. Most importantly, everyone can participate—runners, walkers, and animal lovers of all ages.

Each participant also will receive FREE admission to the zoo for the day.

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