Canicross phenomena sweeps the county

By The Newsroom
Published 26th Aug 2015, 10:36 BST
Chris Doe, centre front, with, left to right, Michael Bhola, Faye Leadbeater, Jenni Kenyon, Kirsty Grant, Vicky Mills, and Catherine Golding FDVQdB6L_Pa_Y0EVNRbeChris Doe, centre front, with, left to right, Michael Bhola, Faye Leadbeater, Jenni Kenyon, Kirsty Grant, Vicky Mills, and Catherine Golding FDVQdB6L_Pa_Y0EVNRbe
Chris Doe, centre front, with, left to right, Michael Bhola, Faye Leadbeater, Jenni Kenyon, Kirsty Grant, Vicky Mills, and Catherine Golding FDVQdB6L_Pa_Y0EVNRbe
CHICHESTER has hosted its first big event in the up and coming phenomena that is Canicross.

Competitive running with dogs, Chichester Canicross has been running for under a year under the banner of South Downs and Coastal Cannicross and now has 216 members.

Having competed at local and national events, members have held their own five-mile race, called Barking Mad, last Wednesday to raise money for Chestnut Tree House.

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