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2014 PRIDE RUN PROGRAM
June 28, 2013 • Volume 1 Issue 6
CONTENTS
FROM THE RACE DIRECTORS
1
From The Race Directors
Dear Athlete,
2
From The President
Board Members
Pride Run Committee
3
Race Day Schedule
Race Information/Course Map
Special Thanks
Welcome to the 33rd Annual Front Runners New York LGBT
Pride Run! We are so delighted you are joining us for an
exciting five miles through Central Park. Whether this is your
first Pride Run or you are a veteran of the race, we are thrilled
to see participants from all backgrounds and skills levels join
together as we celebrate a shared commitment to equality
through the great sport of running.
4
Race Beneficiary
A Week in the Life of a FRNYer
5
A Brief Pride Run History
6
FRNY Programs
7
Runners with Pride
9
FRNY Special Awards
10 2013 Pride Run Sponsors
11 FRNY Benefactors
For 33 years, Front Runners New York has partnered with New
York Road Runners in producing this race on Pride Weekend,
commemorating the anniversary of the Stonewall Riots – a
series of spontanteous, violent demonstrations against a police
raid that took place at the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village
during the early morning hours of June 28, 1969. Tired
and angry of the persecution and discrimination of gays and
lesbians in New York City, these riots became the defining event
that marked the beginning of the Gay Rights Movement in the
United States 45 years ago this year.
The intervening years have seen a tremendous advancement
of LGBT individuals and causes from the periphery into the
spotlight, a shift reflected in our Front Runner members.
Marriage equality in New York enabled our very own Mike and
Dave to celebrate their wedding alongside fellow Front Runners
at last year’s race. Rachel and A.J. welcomed future triathlete Ari
into the world, while Sandi and Rachel prepare to do the same.
We celebrate the diversity of our runners with open arms, and
the Pride Run is built upon a strong foundation of inclusivity. As
Runspiration
We all have our favorite
running signs, slogans,
and phrases. Along the
bottom of each page
are some of the favorite
sayings of our runners.
Check out our Facebook
page for more favorites.
“No matter how slow
you go, you’re still
lapping everyone on
the couch.”
you stand toe-to-toe at the
starting line with fellow Pride
Runners, remember that
you are an agent of change
as members of the LGBT
community and our allies
continue to strive for equality.
We march – or in our case,
run – with each step bringing
us closer to ensuring that
every single one of us are
equally recognized citizens of
the United States.
In the spirit of community, we would like to acknowledge
our major race supporters and sponsors Racetrackers,
NYSportsMed, JackRabbit Sports, Human Rights Campaign
(HRC), and Boxers Sports Bar. We encourage you to patronize
these exemplary businesses. Their support has been integral
to the success of this race, and we are proud to consider them
allies.
We would also like to thank New York Road Runners for
their long-term commitment to this race and to the LGBT
community. We wish to especially highlight Sean Corbett and
Nick Synan, who have been tremendous resources and our
daily guides in this endeavor.
Finally, we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the
Board and members of Front Runners New York for their
support – they are a family in every sense of the word. And to
the 2014 Pride Run Committee members – Jean, Jonathan,
Kent, Kerri, Kurt, Matthew, Michael, and Sandi – this would not
have happened without you.
See you at the finish and have a great race!
T.J. Berardo & Jason Fluegge
Race Directors, 2014 FRNY LGBT Pride Run
�from
the
president
Thank you for joining Front Runners New York for our 33rd
Annual LGBT Pride Run! Since our founding in 1979, FRNY has
grown from a few dozen committed runners to an organization
of almost 900 strong. But it’s not only our membership that has
grown during this time—our proud association with New York’s
running and LGBT communities has flourished as well.
Many of us could not have imagined a day when we would be
able to appear amid rainbow flags, open about who we are.
For some of us, just “coming out” was an enormous and risky
undertaking. But with your support, today we join over 5,000 of
our friends and allies to put on one of the largest, most competitive races around.
In return, we are so happy to be able to give back to the communities that have welcomed us. For
those who run with Front Runners, we provide top-notch training, vibrant social events, and unparalleled
camaraderie. At this year’s Pride Run, we are pleased to award prizes that recognize team participation as
well as speed. And we are particularly proud today to support the New York City Anti-Violence Project, a
Pride Run Beneficiary:
New York City Anti-Violence Project
wonderful organization dedicated to ending violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and
HIV-affected communities. It’s because of New York’s running and LGBT communities that we have been
able to enjoy 33 years of success with this race.
I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to Race Directors Jason and T.J. and the entire Pride Run
Committee who worked all year to produce an extraordinary race for us. Thanks also to the Board of Front
Runners New York and our members for making FRNY such an amazing club. Thank you to our sponsors:
JackRabbit Sports, NYSportsMed, Racetrackers, Boxers Sports Bar, and the Human Rights Campaign; and
also to New York Road Runners, without whose support this race would not be feasible. And thanks to all of
the runners of our Pride Run. We are so proud to be a part of your community
Have a great race!
David Lin
President, Front Runners New York
2014 PRIDE RUN COMMITTEE
Kerri Fox
Advertising
Coordinator
Jonathan (J.J.)
Jeremias
Social Media
Coordinator
Front Runner New York (FRNY) has chosen the New York City AntiViolence Project (AVP) as the beneficiary of this year’s LGBT Pride
Run. A substantial portion of the proceeds from the Pride Run will be
donated to AVP. AVP was selected
as beneficiary by a vote of
FRNY’s members.
AVP empowers
lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, queer,
and HIV-affected
communities and
allies to end all forms of
violence through organizing
and education, and supports
survivors through counseling and
advocacy. AVP envisions a world in which all lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, queer, and HIV-affected people are safe, respected, and
live free from violence.
provide professional counseling to survivors of hate violence, intimate
partner violence, sexual violence and HIV-related violence.
Today, AVP provides free and confidential assistance to thousands of
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and HIV-affected (LGBTQH)
people each year from all five boroughs of New York City. It is the
largest anti-violence program in the country dedicated to eliminating
hate violence, sexual violence and intimate partner violence against
and within lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and HIV-affected
(LGBTQH) communities through counseling, advocacy, organizing, and
public education.
AVP provides direct services such as immediate crisis intervention,
safety planning, short or long-term counseling, police, court and social
services advocacy and accompaniment, information and referrals
and organizes community and public responses to specific violent
incidents throughout New York City and State and creates campaigns
that address LGBTQH people’s safety. For more information or to
support their efforts, please visit www.avp.org.
AVP was created in 1980 in response to a series of brutal attacks
against gay men. Over the years it has broadened its services to
Kent Lau
Graphic & Logo
Design/Volunteer
Coordinator
Kurt Steinhouse
Sponsorships
T.J. Berardo
&
Jason Fluegge
Race Directorss
Sandi Roegman
Events Coordinator
Mike Markowitz
Communications
Coordinator
Jean Simeon
Events Coordinator
Matthew Haas
Beginner’s Clinic
Coordinator
2014 FRNY BOARD MEMBERS
David Lin
Brian Shroeder
Michelle Mazzara
Matt Anderson
Matt Kovich
Peter Macari
President
Men’s Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Director at Large
Director at Large
Race Start of the 2013 Pride Run
Front Runners New York, Post Pride Run 2013.
Diane Lowy
Women’s Vice President
“Run to live, live to run”
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“Do it for the Brunch”
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�Looking for inspiration?
Meet Evans Siskel
In his 20s and 30s, Evans Siskel said, he “lived to run,” often pounding out 25 miles a day for the sheer
joy of it. Then, in 1994, his days as a runner came to an abrupt end when a motorcycle accident left him
with a mangled foot.
In the ensuing years, Evans focused on family and friends, eventually building a life and business with his
partner Jim. But he never forgot the thrill of running. So in 2008, he had his damaged leg amputated
below the knee so he could be fitted with a prosthesis. And slowly, he returned to running.
Every day that I can
get out and run is
such a huge feeling of
accomplishment...Given
my circumstances it really
is a big deal to run.
If you’re looking for inspiration during this year’s
Pride Run, watch for Evans along the five-milecourse in Central Park. Now 58, he’ll be running
alongside his 14-year-old godson, Michael. And
both of them expect to run a strong, fast race.
“Every day that I can get out and run is such a
huge feeling of accomplishment,” Evans said after
a recent training run in which he covered 6.6
miles at an 8:09 pace. “Given my circumstances
it really is a big deal to run.”
After working his way back into running shape, Evans entered the Pride Run in 2012 and 2013. In last
year’s race, his artificial leg malfunctioned and he fell. After putting his leg back on with the help of Michael,
another friend, he righted himself and made it to the finish line.
As he runs this year, Evans will be carrying memories of his father, who died recently at 95 and for whom
Evans cared in his final days. His father’s passing adds extra meaning to a race that already has enormous
significance. As Evans noted, this year’s Pride Run celebrates just how far the LGBT community has come
since the race was first run 33 years ago.
Evans Siskel
“Last year, Michael couldn’t wait to get his Pride Run singlet and show it off to his friends at school,” Evans
said. “Things have become so much more matter-of-fact. It’s just great to see that.”
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“Run with your heart and your feet will follow.”
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�THE WEEK IN THE LIFE OF A FRONT RUNNER
Monday:
Tuesday:
8:00pm: Multi-sport Swim Workout
(Long Island City YMCA)
7:00pm: Brooklyn Fun Run (Prospect Park)
7:00pm: Outdoor Speed Training
(Central Park)
FRNY Programs (continued)
November, members train in Central Park on Tuesday evenings and at the Riverbank State Park track on
Thursday evenings. Tuesdays are usually hill workouts and Thursdays focus on intervals on the track. This
year Front Runners has added a Thursday morning training run in Central Park.
Multi-Sport
If you’re interested in triathlons, aquathlons, or duathlons, FRNY has a place for you! In addition to FRNY’s
full slate of running activities, our multisport group offers instructional clinics, weekly swim workouts at
Hunter College and occasional bike rides in Central Park and beyond, social events, and a calendar of goal
races to compete in as part of our team.
Beginner’s Clinic
Wednesday:
Thursday:
7:00pm: Fun Run (Central Park)
6:30am: Multi-sport Cycle (Central Park)
7:00pm: Coached Track Workout (Riverbank State
Park/The Armory)
FRNY offers special workouts for members just getting into running, or perhaps getting back into running
after a long period off. The beginners meet at the Rutgers Church (73rd & Columbus) at 9:45 on
Saturdays, or at the Daniel Webster Statue in Central Park at 10, for a good stretch before their workout.
Beginners enjoy extra opportunities for coached workouts concurrent with the Saturday Fun Runs, as well
as focus clinics on topics ranging from picking the right running shoe, nutrition, recovery, cross-training and
apparel.
Weekend Races and Cheer Zones
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
VISIT OUR NEW ATHLETE PERFORMANCE CENTER AND
TAKE PRIDE IN YOUR BEST INNER ATHLETE
6:30pm: Friday Social
(About Town) -- monthly
9:00am: Beginner’s Clinic Training
for Spring/Summer (Central Park)
10:00am: Fun Run (Central Park)
9:00am: NYRR Race
including Cheer Squad (Varies)
Get all the details at FRNY.org
Front Runner NY Programs
FRNY has active men’s and women’s race teams. If competition is your thing, the club sends scores of
runners to races throughout the NYC area, and sometimes to special travel events like Gay Games, out of
town marathons, and even shorter races. Even if you’re not into racing, FRNY is reputable for having the
most spirited cheer zones to support the runners as they take on the latest challenge. For many members
the sense of community and support is what Front Runners is all about.
Socials
Front Runners New York isn’t all about the running. Like any good group, Front Runners members know
how to socialize. We have a regular slate of social events and do many impromptu trips after a race or
a tough workout. These include the annual FRNY Awards Night in January, volunteering at NYRR races,
and the Pasta Dinner & Pancake Breakfast before the NYC marathon in November. We also have monthly
happy hours on Fridays, a membership picnic in August, and more.
MORE INFORMATION
For more detailed information check out our web site at www.frny.org where you can join the club, find
our calendar with the most up-to-date information about all workouts, sign up for all club communications
which include training e-mails on Brooklyn, Indoor/Outdoor Workouts, Long Runs, Multisport, and the
weekly Front Runner Gram
Fun Runs
Front Runners New York offers members, newcomers, and guests three weekly fun runs on Tuesdays,
Wednesdays, and Saturdays. The Tuesday evening fun run is held at Prospect Park in Brooklyn whereas the
Wednesday evening and Saturday morning fun runs are held at Central Park in Manhattan. The Saturday
Fun Run meets right by the Daniel Webster Statue on the west side of 72nd street transverse in Central
Park. Runners of every pace and experience level are encouraged to come to all our fun runs.
Front Walkers
Front Runners New York also supports recreational walkers. Anyone interested in walking in Central Park
with the club should meet at 9:15 AM Saturday morning on the same spot as the runners (Daniel Webster
Statue on 72nd Street transverse.) By meeting earlier, this allows walkers to complete a six-mile loop (if so
desired) at the same time as the runners. It is all right to arrive at the same time as the runners at 10am. A
few members sometimes walk the lower 1.7 mile loop of Central Park twice for a refreshing 3.4 mile walk.
Long Runs
FRNY offers hosted long runs every weekend for members looking for organized runs over 8-10 miles.
Each long run offers multiple distance options, typically ranging from 12 – 20 miles. FRNY will provide
beverages and bagels after the run. Long runs are hosted by a different FRNY member each weekend who
volunteers their home. This is a great way to learn new running routes and explore the City. Long runs are
restricted to FRNY members only.
Training
FRNY has outdoor speed workouts in the spring, summer, and fall, and indoor speed workouts in the
winter months. Head Coach Mike Keohane designs workouts for sprinters, mid-distance runners, and long
distance runners. All members of FRNY are invited to participate in our coached workouts. From May to
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June 26, 1982 dawned partly cloudy, warm and humid. In the wee hours of the morning, a small group of
Front Runners picked up the finish line equipment from NYRR. You can imagine the emotion as the Front
Runners banner was hung over the start and finish lines. Cheers erupted from the volunteers. At about
9:00, Commissioner Davis arrived to make sure everything was going smoothly. At 9:30, the runners were
called to the starting line. After reading a brief statement submitted by Patricia Nell Warren, the author of
The Front Runner, the horn was sounded and the race was off.
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On February 3rd, 1982, former FRNY President Steve Gerben met with then Parks & Recreation
Commissioner Gordon Davis to discuss the proposed Gay & Lesbian Pride Run in Central Park. While the
city had sent signals that such a race wasn’t going to be likely, Commissioner Davis agreed to meet with
Front Runners anyway. Gerben made a compelling case for holding the race in Central Park. Paramount
to the discussion was the fact that the race would be open to all members of the community—gay or
straight. After all, a runner is a runner. Five days later permission was granted to hold New York’s first annual
Pride Run in Central Park—and an amazing partnership with New York Road Runners was born.
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The tension was incredible as fans waited for the lead car to appear. First over the finish line was Remulus
Della Valle from Millrose AA in 25:13, followed by Chris Winters from DCFRs in 26:33. First FRNY, and 6th
overall, was Steve Brown in 27:56. The first woman finisher was our own Sue Foster in 31:49. The sense
of excitement and elation from the runners, spectators and volunteers was just incredible. After the last
runners were in, the finish line area was set up for the prize drawings and the awards ceremony. The first
Gay Pride Run ended in triumph. There were 440 entrants in 1982. The entry fee was $7.00.
A lot has changed over the years, including the entry fees! But the spirit of this race has never changed. We
run together the last weekend in June--gay and straight alike to celebrate diversity and advance equality.
No matter who we might be, or who we might love we all just want to put on our shoes and run.
(excerpted from The History of Front Runners by Steve Gerben)
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�FRNY SPECIAL AWARDS
What to do for your legs when you’re not running…
By Matt Frank
The Steve Gerben Award
Do you recover better from running when you stretch afterwards? Most of us do. But if you’re rushed or far
from home you may need to hop on the subway first. And it turns out that the subway can be good for this!
Here are some ideas for stretching in the subway after a run.
The Steve Gerben Award honors the first male and female FRNY finishers of the club’s annual Lesbian
and Gay Pride Run. A five-time president of Front Runners, Gerben owns an illustrious place in both the
gay and the running worlds for his role in founding this race in 1982. At a time when being gay could
be scary and threatening for men and women, Gerben offered people a space in which to celebrate
themselves and their community while also engaging in healthy athletic activity. His tradition lives on as the
club celebrates the 33rd running of the Pride Run this June.
ᕡ On the platform: Face a column, with your feet one foot away from it. lace your hands
on the column, and slide your right foot back two feet. Lean forward, press your heel down, and
straighten your right knee, to stretch the calf. Switch sides.
Gerben and his partner Bob Buckley now split their time between New York
and Florida. They both still actively support the club, and Front Runners
would like to thank them for all they have done through the years.
ᕢ On the train: Hold one of the poles with both hands. Lift your right leg, and put your right
foot on your left knee. Sit back and sit down, using the subway pole for support, to stretch the
glutes and hip. Switch sides.
The Mickey Zacuto Award
ᕣ On the up escalator: Face forward. Hold the handrail. Back up so your toes are on the
step but your heels are off. Now raise and lower your heels, to strengthen your calves.
The Mickey Zacuto award is given to the first Front Runners New York
male and female master runners (age 40+) in the five mile race. This award
has been endowed by Mickey’s family in gratitude for the love and support she
received from Front Runners throughout most of her adult life. Mickey was a true activist, as well as a
member of FRNY from 1983 until her sudden death in 1993. FRNY fondly remembers her as one of the
club’s most supportive members as well as its general conscience.
Reminders of stretches in particular places can help set a routine, and then you can incorporate whatever
other exercises work for you. There’s a lot you can do for your legs when you’re not running.
The above information was an excerpt from the FRNY Beginner’s Clinic that FRNY runs every spring
leading up to the Pride Run. Matt Frank studied yoga during a prolonged knee injury, and now enjoys
swimming, biking, and running with Front Runners.
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�Front Runners New York and the Pride Run Committee would like to
thank the following for going above and beyond:
Photographers
Da Ping Luo
Tom Henning
Katrina Amara
Michael Cavalier
Program Book Design
Suzanne Raphael
Curt Baumgartner
Mark Buhrmester
David A. Caraway, Esq.
John Carroll
Ardina Cerra
CheerNY
Sean Corbett
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Dr. Daniel Hamner
Andrea Durojaiye
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Pat Foley
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Global Impact
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Michal Kaczmarski
Matt Kovich
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FRNY BENEFACTORS
Front Runners New York is able to provide training, scholarships, and other programming in part
thanks to the support of the generosity of our donor level members. For more information on
membership and our programs, please visit www.frny.org.
Ben Ko
Sam Sanders
Benefactor
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Michelle Mazzara
John McConnell
Bob Nelson
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Jonathan
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Lauren Soule
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�2014 Pride Run Race Course
RACE DAY SCHEDULE
8:15 am Wheelchair Race Start
Adam Clayton
Powell Jr. Blvd. Lenox Ave.
COURSE MAP
110th St.
West 110th St.
8:30 am Race Start
East 110th St.
Harlem
Meer
Central Park West
10:30 am Front Runners Annual Team Photo
Pride Run 2013 Ends
1:00 pm Front Runners Post-race Party at
Boxers HK!
1
RACE INFORMATION
Front Runners New York LGBT Pride Run
East 102nd St.
East
Park
Drive
Front Runners New York LGBT
Pride Run
5 Miles
June 28, 2014
West 97th St.
West 96th St.
East 97th St.
Race Route
1
East 96th St.
Mile Marker
Saturday, June 28th, 2014
5 Mi, 9:00 a.m., Central Park, New York / S, Q, C, $
Hamptons
Connecticut
New Jersey
Hudson Valley
After running Here
unning
Fluid Stations
& Toilets
Toilets (Handicap
Accessible)
The
Reservoir
Race Day Central
West 90th St.
East 90th St.
Information
Registration /
Bib pickup
2
COURSE RECORDS
Water Stations
& Toilets
West
Park
Drive
The Ramble
5th Avenue
Loeb
Boathouse
Strawberry
Fields
or Here
3
Bandshell
Mineral
Springs
Tavern
on the
Green
Network with the
BesT NeTworkers iN real esTaTe
East 72nd St.
Sheep
Meadow
kris sylvester
East 66th St.
East 65th St.
Zoo
Wollman
Rink
West 61st St.
Columbus
Circle
East 79th St.
East
Park
Drive
5th Avenue
West 67th St.
or Here
or Here
Turtle Pond
7th Ave.
6th Ave.
Westside • Eastside
Uptown • Park Ave
Mark Gilrain
t: 212.381.6557
ksylvester@halstead.com
t: 212.381.2228
dirwin@halstead.com
IN CONJUNCTION WITH
t: 917.287.2451
mgilrain@halstead.com
917.287.2451
The
Pond
Central Park South
The Village
Downtown • Brooklyn
Dale irwin
CT • LI • NJ
Out of New York
TexT us “ProPerTy” afTer The race
917.573.7828
646.456.5217
*Special event being considered
Grand
Army Plaza
West 72nd St.
Metropolitan
Museum
of Art
Great Lawn
The Lake
West 66th St.
X-C
or
tHere
East 84th St.
West 77th St.
Central Park West
Visit http://frny.org/racing/cross-country-meet/ for registration and join us on September 20, 2014
in Van Cortlandt Park.
Email us at XCRace@frny.org for more info.
or
Here
East 85th St.
4
Festival
American
Museum of
Natural History
We’ll be back
this September with the
FRNY
Cross Country Meet!
or Here
Baggage
West 81st St.
Looking for more
Front Runners fun?
or
tHere
Medical Aid
Stations
West 86th St.
Central Park West
Masters Women
Gordon Bakoulis
28:04, 2002
Go Home
Here
Guggenheim
Museum
Volunteer
Check-In
Women
Aziza Aliyu
26:42, 2007
New York City
Start/Finish
Stick around for post-race activities, including a special performance,
prize money for team participants and a post-race raffle including some
great prizes!
Masters Men
Paul Mwangi
24:46, 2007
fastnfab@yahoo.com
START
North Meadow
Ballfields
West
Park
Drive
212.567.7160
FINISH
RACE DAY
CENTRAL
West 100th St.
bob nelson
physical therapist
5th
5th AvenueAvenue
9:30 am Awards Ceremony Begins
Men
Alene Reta
23:03, 2007
2014 PRIDE RUN SPONSORS
East 59th St.
Halstead Property, LLC; Halstead Conneticut, LLC
ELEVATION CHART - NOT TO SCALE
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123 ft.
100 ft.
75 ft.
50 ft.
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�NYCRUNS_2014PrideRun_Ad_10x10.675_v3B.pdf
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5/12/14
1:59 PM
NYCRUNS would like
to congratulate the
Front Runners on the
33rd Pride Run!
UPCOMING 2014–2015 RACES
JULY 4, 2014
JUNE 22, JULY 13
AUGUST 24, 2014
AUGUST 31, 2014
SEPTEMBER 1, 2014
SEPTEMBER 7, 2014
SEPTEMBER 28, 2014
OCTOBER 25, 2014
NOVEMBER 16, 2014
DECEMBER 14, 2014
FEBRUARY 22, 2015
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Front Runners New York
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