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The Chucks and Chariot Races were back in Viking at the Cloverlodge Stampede Grounds over the weekend. This event was organized by the Viking and District Agricultural Society, and sanctioned by the Alberta Professional Chuckwagon and Chariot Association (APCCA). Volunteers and organizers put on another succesful event this year, with the crowds packing the stands each night. Saturday afternoon saw the annual Rib Cookoff, with 11 competitors vying for the winning recipe. See more photos from the events inside.
Chucks and Chariots weekend another exhilarating event Ally Anderson Staff Reporter
From Friday, July 5, to Sunday, July 7, the Cloverlodge Stampede Grounds in Viking were the location of some intense action with the annual Chucks and Chariot races. Excited crowds filled the stands each day to amaze at the talent and speed of the teams racing. The event was sanctioned by the Alberta P r o f e s s i o n a l Chuckwagon and
Chariot Association (APCCA). The weather cooperated for the entire weekend, giving some beautiful sunny days for the event. Food with Flair had their busy food truck, along with an ice cream truck, and other vendors for those in attendance to purchase from. The annual rib cookoff took place on Saturday afternoon at the Multiplex, with brave groups entering their ribs, and a fantastic
showing of those wanting to try each and everyone. Winners were the Royal Purple group with 16 votes. During intermission, the popular mini-chuckwagon drivers take their turn to lap around the barrels, with the youngest contestant being under 6. The event was a huge success, with the Viking and District Agricultural Society and their many volunteers working hard to bring this event back each year.
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