Event Info
Entries to Chris & Cilla Mindham. Fund Raiser for Cancer Research UK.
Location Info
Pillar Wood is a woodland location included in your event system, consistent with small plantation blocks or estate-managed woodland found in England or Scotland. These areas typically include narrow woodland tracks, compacted-earth paths and minor access roads.
Terrain is generally gently undulating. Surfaces depend on management and weather but usually include earth, leaf litter and occasional gravel sections.
Course Description
An exclusive venue for a different type of BSHRA race, in aid of CANCER RESEARCH UK. Pillar wood is privately owned broadleaf woodland, in the Lincolnshire Wolds. It provides a selection of woodland rides over some quite hilly terrain, with grass & mud surfaces. This is a private woodland and as such, there will be no public access.
The race trails are all on dog friendly surfaces but may be bumpy, and there are some gradual hills, which should provide a good workout. Dog Booties should not be required for healthy feet. In the event of exceptionally wet weather the event may be cancelled, in which case all entrants will be informed ASAP.
Directions
Either:
Take the M18, then M180 East bound to the A18 Barnetby interchange, follow signs for Humberside airport, and continue on past the airport & through Great Limber. After passing the New Inn continue for ½ mile. Turn right at crossroads onto minor road signed Caistor & Market Rasen. Follow this road up the hill to the woods, the entrance, on the left will be signed BSHRA.
Or:
The A1 to Newark, then A46 towards Lincoln & Grimsby. At Caistor turn left at top of hill following signs for airport, go straight on at bend, the rally site is just ahead, on the right.
BSHRA
The British Siberian Husky Racing Association (BSHRA) was established in 1996 by a group of Britain’s leading sled dog racing drivers following the dissolution of the British Sleddog Racing Association. The organisation was created to provide a credible national championship dedicated specifically to the racing of purebred Siberian Huskies in the United Kingdom.
BSHRA focuses on administering its annual British Siberian Husky Racing Championship, held across a winter racing season at established venues around the UK. The series brings together experienced mushers and newcomers alike, providing structured competition while maintaining the traditions of Siberian Husky racing.
Alongside the main championship, BSHRA also recognises a range of additional categories including Rookie Musher, Veteran Team and Junior championships. Through these classes and its annual race programme, the organisation supports participation at every level while promoting the athletic ability and heritage of the Siberian Husky in competitive sled dog sport.
