We love seeing our reports on your website and Facebook! Woo hoo! Attached are a couple more pictures of the gals in their Rosies!
This weekend the kennel traveled across the border to Woburn, Quebec and raced in sub-zero conditions. We were the only American team. It was our most outstanding success of the season. Lis won the exceptionally competitive 8 dog pro class besting a very well known Canadian racer, Lou Serre, with a team of yearlings, which is basically unheard of. The course was out and back, meaning that there is a great deal of head on passing. Grace and Lily held their own in a huge competitive field of seasoned Canadians, Grace getting a blistering 3rd, and Lily in her first 6 dog pro, in 6th. These gals were the youngest drivers. This week the kennel heads to Massena, New York.
Here’s an update on our latest race, the Myopia Sled Dog Races. They were in our home town with thousands of spectators, tv coverage, and a great deal of newspaper coverage, including the Boston Globe! We had another super weekend – Lily came in 2nd in the 4-dog professional class against a number of adults, Grace came in 3rd in the 6-dog pro, and Lis 2nd in the 8-d0g pro. I won the 2-dog skijor event. Lots of people came to the dog truck and we had our coveralls on while working around the dog since it was warm.Â
Attached are a few pictures! Lis has the best pedal we have ever seen – over her head! How are the winter coveralls coming along?Â
Best regards,Â
DianeÂ
PS: The main force of the kennel, Scott Bailey, wishes Rosies would make mens gear, but I keep telling him that Rosies is for GALS!!!Â
