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  • Feb. 21 — Night run to the Forks. Meet at the Cornish Library and be ready to launch by 8 pm. Headlamps and collar lights are the dress code. River trail is slippery, so it’s not great for skijoring. Bikes, kick sleds and canicross should be fine!
  • Feb. 23Snow Motion Classic. Hey, ho, here we go! Rev up those puppies!
  • When approaching another team, call out to gain the handler’s attention. “Trail, on your right/left!”
  • Slow your dog(s), or come to a stop. Use a ‘suitcase hold’ to better control your dog(s).
  • Wait until the team ahead indicates they are ready to be passed.
  • When passing, skijorers must shorten the gangline.
  • Kick sledders may need to step off the sled, and guide your dog(s) on-by. Do not let go of your team. 
  • After the pass is complete, keep your dog(s) moving forward. If you have to, pull them on-by.
  • If the other team catches up to you, negotiate a running order, and remember: keep your distance!

Kick Sleds to Club Members

The club has two T7 Esla kick sleds which are rented to club members (only) in 2-week blocks, with turn-over on Sundays at club events. Dates in bold are booked.

SLED ONESLED TWO
Dec. 22 to Jan. 5 – Catherine K.Dec. 22 to Jan. 5 – Kelsey W.
Jan. 12 to 26 – Anne K.Jan. 12 to 26
Jan. 26 to Feb. 9Jan. 26 to Feb. 9 –
Feb. 9 to 23 –Feb. 9 to 23 –
Feb. 23 to March 9 –Feb. 23 to March 9 –
March 2 to 16 – March 2 to 16 –