Mar 10, 2009 - Competitor Selection. The selection of the participants is left to the discretion of the IFSS national federations, which will provide the list of ...
10 March, 2009 To: IFSS Member Federations From: Bernard Pépin, IFSS Vice President of Sport Re: Dryland 2009 World Championship Dear IFSS Member Federations: The World Championship Dryland 2009 will take place in the city of Saguenay (QC), Canada, between October 30th and November 1st, 2009. Saguenay is located on a fjord, 2 hours’ drive north of Quebec City along & inland from the St. Lawrence Seaway on the Saguenay River. It is a city with a population of 150,000. The race site chosen is the Bec-Scie outdoor center in Saguenay where the Defi de la Mars race on snow is organized in the winter. Classes The following classes will be awarded during these World Championships: • Canicross men and women for juniors, seniors and veterans (40 and above), • Bikejoring men and women for seniors and veterans, • Scooter 1 dog and 2 dog, • Rig 4-dog, 4-dog juniors, 6-dog and 8-dog. Note: In all classes, except canicross, World Champion titles will also be awarded to pure Nordic breed teams. Trails The trails will be from 2.5 to 7.5 km (1.6 to 4.7 miles) depending on the class. The trails are hilly, dirt tracks mainly in the woods. Competitor Selection The selection of the participants is left to the discretion of the IFSS national federations, which will provide the list of entries and the payment of the fees to IFSS. Individuals wishing to enter must apply through their respective IFSS national federation member. Competitors from nonmember countries may apply directly to IFSS. Entry Fees and travel support Entry fees are US $50 for senior and veteran classes and US $30 for Junior classes. IFSS is working at securing a budget for travel assistance for competitors from other continents than North America. Lodging, etc. Various lodging facilities are available in the city of Saguenay, and many tourist attractions can be seen in the area. Detailed information will be available on a dedicated web site in the near future. Website address will be announced soon.
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country certificate on the return journey. Quarantine. Animals brought from high-risk countries shall be placed in quarantine. Such quaran- tines must have been ...
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