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Rider vs Runner
A unique competitive event pitting riders against runners in the scenic Souris Riverbend Wildlife Management Area.
The Rider vs Runner event is a rare and exciting competition held at the Souris Riverbend Wildlife Management Area near Langs Crossing, Manitoba. Directed by Jeff Bond, this 25-mile race challenges both trail runners and horse riders to test their endurance against one another in a beautiful natural landscape. With vet checks for horses and a competitive spirit for all, this event is a highlight for the Manitoba outdoor sports community.
What to Expect
A challenging endurance race through rugged terrain with participants competing in two distinct categories.
Who Should Attend
- Trail runners
- Equestrians
- Endurance athletes
- Outdoor enthusiasts
Agenda Overview
The event takes place on Saturday, August 22, 2026, with various race distances available.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Jeff Bond · Individual
Race director for the Rider vs Runner event.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the race?
Souris Riverbend Wildlife Management Area, Langs Crossing, MB.
What is the distance?
The main event is 25 miles.
Who is the race director?
Jeff Bond.
Are there vet checks?
Yes, horses are subject to vet checks.
Are there shorter distances?
Yes, intro rides of 10 or 15 miles are offered.
When is it?
August 22, 2026.
Tags
Race
Manitoba
Trail Running
Equestrian
Endurance
Outdoor
Summary
A 25-mile endurance race featuring both runners and riders in a scenic wildlife management area.
Reference:
eventbrite.ca
Highlights
- 25-mile course
- Unique rider vs runner format
- Scenic trail location
- Vet checks for horses
- Competitive atmosphere
- Organized by Jeff Bond
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