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More than 360 contestants Race to Remember

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Submitted Photo Bailey DeVette and Natalie Steiner, of Williston, with their horses Frankie and Keystone, were at the Race to Remember cancer benefit held at the Ree Ranch at White Shield. DeVette and Steiner said they have a passion for horses and love camping out at races with their dogs Dakota and Addie. Photo by Karen LoneFight.
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Submitted Photo Horse trailers started arriving on Sept. 28 for the Race to Remember cancer benefit, an annual barrel race and silent auction, held at Ree Ranch at White Shield. Photo by Karen LoneFight.
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Submitted Photo Nikki Hansen, holding son, Hugh, was the overall winner of the 10th annual Race to Remember cancer benefit. The event was held at Ree Ranch at White Shield on Sept. 28. Photo by Karen LoneFight.

WHITE SHIELD – More than 360 contestants from peewee to adult took part in the Race to Remember cancer benefit, an annual barrel race and silent auction, held at the Ree Ranch at White Shield Sept. 28. Money raised each year supports those fighting cancer.

This is the 10th annual Race to Remember.

The barrel racing started at noon on Sept. 28 and ended past 11 p.m.

Those taking part in the Race to Remember included 335 youth and adult contestants, and 27 peewee contestants.

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