PHOTO: With an eye on the prize
Lori Chinn brings abreath of crisp freshmorning air to the startof Ram Goat Run 2013.(right)Blowing the roof off with theirbeauty are Tresha Miller andJanene Wright.
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November 28, 2013

PHOTO: With an eye on the prize

The inaugural Ram Goat Run saw a bevy of beauties teaming up for the cross-country challenge with the proceeds going towards the Cornwall Regional Hospital in St James. Here are a few snapshots ahead of the 8:30 am start at the Caymanas Golf and Polo Club in St Catherine last Saturday.

 

 

 

 

Ingrid Emmons is just as bright as the early morning sun.(right)Representing her Team TLC is Kerry-Ann Townsend.
April Jackson with galpal Toni Reidjoin the earlymorningfestivities.(right)Mapping a path to success? Gal pals KibebiJohnson, Carol-Ann Menou and MalaMorrison display their Ram Goat Run map.
Sprint king Asafa Powell, who was celebrating hisbirthday, chills with Craig T from dancehall group TOK.
T.O.K. members Alex, Flexx and Craigy T are ready togo take on the challenge. (PHOTOS: RORY DALEY)
Sandals and ATL Group CEO Adam Stewart andwife Jill pause for a photo before the run.

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