Caledonia Classic Dogsled Race

Race Results 2012 Race Information 2012 Stage Race Rules Sponsors Purse 2012 Race Schedule 2012 Entry Forms Banquet and Accommodation information NEW for 2012: Junior stage race 2 day, 25 miles, no entry fee, trophy prize        Race Results 2012 Race Photos 2011 Race Results 2011 Race Results 2010 Race Results 2009 Race Brochure 2010 Race Poster 2010 Fort St. James    150-Map Souvenir Items for SALE!!! LINKS: Photo Album Dogsled Central NORTHERN LIGHTS article Laura's Summary RACE CONTACT: Fort St. James Sled Dog Association Craig @ 250-996-7159 choughton@mail.sd91.bc.ca

$14,500 Purse 2012 Race Photos will be posted soon. For a news clip on the 2012 race, see CKPG TV webpage _______________________________________________________________ Thursday February 23, 2012 Mushers meeting for stage races at 7 PM at David Hoy Elem. School Friday February 24 Day 1 of 150-mile stage race, 10:00 AM, 60 miles Saturday February 25 8:00 AM Register for Sprint Races Day 2 of 150-mile stage race, 9:00 AM, 40 miles Day 1 of Junior stage race 4, 6, and 10 dog sprint races details Classic Community Connector Race Kid 'n Mutt race Concession, meet 'n greet the mushers Mushers banquet Sunday February 26 Day 3 of 150-mile stage race, 9:00 AM, 50 miles Day 2 of Junior stage race 4, 6, and 10 dog sprint races Junior musher race Concession, meet 'n greet the mushers          Thank You to our Community Sponsors!! Thanks to Miriam Cooper, Lead Dog Graphic Arts, for her donation of graphic design. The Caledonia Classic Sled Dog Race is 15 years old.   During that time, a small core of volunteers has worked hard to provide a consistent high-quality race experience.   We are helping to diversify our local economy and support our youth.         Did you know? The Caledonia Classic is the only race in Canada that combines sprint, mid-distance, and long-distance races into one exciting weekend? Mushers come from all over North America to race in the Caledonia Classic? Fort St. James is home to the most dog mushers per capita in BC.