Thousands race through Northport in Great Cow Harbor 10K Run

Thousands race through Northport in Great Cow Harbor 10K Run

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Overall women's winner Elaina Taub crosses the finish line. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
The first wave of elite runners start the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners take to Northport Village's streets Sept. 15 for the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners take to Northport Village's streets Sept. 15 for the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Signs to encourage the runners lined the streets of the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners take to Northport Village's streets Sept. 15 for the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
A group of boys ring cow bells in the tradition of ringing the runners home at the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run Sept. 15. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners take to Northport Village's streets Sept. 15 for the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Mens' overall winner Donnie Cabral crosses the finish line of the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners take to Northport Village's streets Sept. 15 for the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Signs to encourage the runners lined the streets of the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners take to Northport Village's streets Sept. 15 for the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Spectators yell words of encouragement and ring cow bells to drive on the homestretch of the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners take to Northport Village's streets Sept. 15 for the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners take to Northport Village's streets Sept. 15 for the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners take to Northport Village's streets Sept. 15 for the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Spectators yell words of encouragement and ring cow bells to drive on the homestretch of the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners take to Northport Village's streets Sept. 15 for the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Signs to encourage the runners lined the streets of the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners elated to have reached the finish line of the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run Sept. 15. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners elated to have reached the finish line of the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run Sept. 15. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners elated to have reached the finish line of the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run Sept. 15. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners elated to have reached the finish line of the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run Sept. 15. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners elated to have reached the finish line of the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run Sept. 15. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners elated to have reached the finish line of the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run Sept. 15. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Runners elated to have reached the finish line of the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run Sept. 15. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Northport Cow Harbor Day's organizers presented a check to the Special Olympics of New York. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Women's winner Elaina Taub of the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run accepts a check for $3,500. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
The top 10 women finishers of the 41st annual Great Cow Harbor 10K Run. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Christi Peterson, winner of the women's Masters Division, accepts a check for $500. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Boyd Carrington, winner of the men's Masters Division, accepts a check for $500. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh
Donnie Cabral, first place men's finisher and overall race winner, is presented with a $3,500 check. Photo by Sara-Megan Walsh

Nearly 6,500 runner took to the streets of Northport Village Sept. 15 to participate in the Great Cow Harbor 10K Run and 2K Fun Run. The 41st anniversary of the race drew one of the largest number of participants ever, according to race organizers.

Hartford resident Donnie Cabral,  28, became the first to successfully defend his title as the race’s champion and top male finisher with a time of 29 minutes, 29.54 seconds. Cabral’s average pace per mile was 4:45.

Elaina Tabb, a 26-year-old from Watertown, Massachusetts, won first place in the women’s division with an overall time of 33:37.08, or a pace of 5:25 per mile.

Both Cabral and Tabb were presented with a $3,500 check from event sponsor People’s United Bank.

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