9th Annual Ride For a Cure

Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers

Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers

The Dexter Police lead the riders to the city limitsDexter Statesman/Josh Ayers

The riders bow their heads in prayer before starting the ride.Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers

Event organizer Brian Jones speaks to the riders at the Elks Lodge.Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers

Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers

Riders roll the dice. The ride is a dice run, meaning at each of stops (the first being the Elks Lodge) the riders will roll a set of dice. The highest total after the five rolls wins the $200 first prixe.Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers

Table set in honor of Larry MaronayDexter Statesman/Josh Ayers

Maronay's bike, with which Jones leads the ride. Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers

Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers

The 9th annual Ride For a Cure left the Dexter Elks Lodge Saturday morning. The ride is held in honor of Dexter native Larry Maronay, who lost his battle to cancer. The ride races funds for St Jude Children's Research Hospital, where Maronay was treated. The event also features a silent auction, 50/50 drawing and a meal for the riders following the ride. To date the ride has $53,745 for St Jude.

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