Kendra Hale brought an organized team to support her entry in the Wiener Dog Races at Daly Days last Saturday.
Gunny won its first heat and then easily outraced competitors in the grand finale.
Organizers of the event, the Soroptimists, were amazed at the huge crowd that surrounded the race course on Hamilton's Main Street
Daly Days 2013 is ready for the memory books, with a hot, summer day filled with activities, sponsored by the Hamilton Downtown Association. The winner of the wiener dog race was Kendra Hale's dachshund team and dentist Dr
The wiener dog races provided thrills and disappointments (see photo) as some of the dogs were more interested in the crowds surrounding the race track than in running to the finish line.
The fundraising of Soroptimists International of the Bitterroot exceeded previous years with their Daly Days activities, including Kiss the Pig
The Soroptimists International of Hamilton weren't satisfied with the Daly Day "Kiss the Pig" contest. Last year, they successfully kicked off the first ever Wiener Dog Races in Hamilton.
The course was a sprint and the crowd was overwhelming
Friday, July 26, the downtown Hamilton area transforms into a pedestrian's paradise with street sales, food vendors and music in Day One of Daly Days.
Daly Days is named for the Montana town's founder, Marcus Daly, who built the town and lived in the Daly Mansion (which is open for daily tours)
He came, he won, he kissed.
The fun just keeps coming on.
Music at the Mansion.
More activities than you can count Friday and Saturday.
An evening of Cash and no cash!
