Little Guild Run & Wag 5K ~ Results

• 1 Mile Kids Race:- Kids Run
• 5K Run:- Run 3.1 Miles

-) "Crowning the top dog/human teams in CT and beyond! "

The race is open to humans running or walking with or without dogs. To keep everyone (and every dog) safe, special rules apply for those running with a dog (See the dog rules section). This is the Connecticut Doggie Cup and the winner will be crowned as the fastest dog/human running team in Connecticut with divisional prizes for the four different dog weight and size divisions. There will also be awards to the top solo runners and divisional awards for the human age groups as well.

Proceeds from the race will benefit the Little Guild of St. Francis in their efforts to save, rescue, and shelter animals in need.

Awards:The Doggie Cup – The top Dog/Human team finishers for both the male and females runners will be crowned and awarded the custom-made Doggie Cup winner's bowl along with a whole host of other prizes including a $100 cash prize. Awards to the top finishers in the following doggie divisions.: toy 12lbs and under, small 13-25lbs, medium 26-50lbs, large 51-80lbs, XL large 80+.

Solo Runners – Top male and female overall will win a $100 cash prize. Top three overall male and female finishers will receive gift certificates. The top finishers in each division 19-under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 + will receive medals. Special Award to the top Fundrasing Team. You must be present to win.

The Course is a hand measured 5k (3.1 miles) with Professional Chip Timing/Results by Greystone Racing

Event details and schedule

Where: Cornwall Town Hall, Pine Street, Cornwall, Connecticut.

When: Saturday, October 14, 2017. 5k Run/Walk at 12:00.

Entry Fee: $25

T-shirts: First 100 registrants will receive an event T-shirt

Registration: Online registration via Active.com until october 12th. Race day registration and packet pickup from 10:15 am until 11:45 am on the Cornwall Green.

Course: Out-and-back 5k (3.1 miles) through Cornwall Valley with stunning views of surrounding mountains during foliage season. This is a relatively flat course so expect a fast time while running through this bucolic New England valley. USATF Certified Course.

Dog Rules: We strongly suggest that both the owner and dog train for this event, if you don’t already run. Runners, start conditioning yourselves and your dog for at least a few weeks leading up to the race. You should inspect your dog’s pads for signs of injury (cuts and wear) and be careful in warmer weather (carry water, keep runs short, watch your dog for signs of stress). Talk to your veterinarian if you have any concerns. We recommend jogging on trails or other locations where people run with their dogs, to acclimate your dog to running in a pack with distractions.

Rules for doing the race with your dog- Limit one dog per person.
- Dogs must be at least 6 months old and up to date on vaccinations.
- Please only bring dogs that are well-behaved around other dogs and people. 
- Dogs should be kept on leashes throughout the event. 
- Leashes should be no longer than 6 feet
- Please keep it short at the start to avoid entanglement.
- No retractable leashes, which may be hazardous in a crowd.
- No dogs in heat.
- No choke, pinch, or spike collars. 
- Runners 16 years and under participate at the discretion of race officials. 
- Please clean up after your dog.

) 2017 Results at: greystoneracing.net

2016 Results at: greystoneracing.net
2015 Results at: greystoneracing.net
2014 Results at: greystoneracing.net

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