13 March · Tallinn
General meeting
Annual meeting: report, budget and plans for the year.
Event details: General meeting
New The 2027 event calendar is out
Built to run
The union brings together owners, breeders and clubs for sighthounds across Estonia.
Calendar
All events
Upcoming events
17 April · Tartu
Spring training day
Practice runs with the lure for all sighthounds, beginners included.
Event details: Spring training day
22 May · Pärnu
Lure coursing CACIL
International lure coursing for all licensed sighthounds.
Event details: Lure coursing CACIL
About the union
A home for the running breeds
We organise lure coursing and racing events, keep the results and help new owners find experienced breeders and clubs across Estonia.
- Lure coursing and racing competitions
- Licence runs and training days
- Results and rankings in one place
How to start
From first training to the start
Every sighthound can give it a try. Start with a training day, do your licence runs and enter your dog for its first competition.
- Come to a training day and get to know the track
- Pass the vet check and the licence runs
- Enter your dog for a competition from your account
Breeds
All breeds
Sighthounds that run with us
News
All news
Latest news
1 November 2026
The 2027 event calendar is out
Next season's calendar has eight events from Tallinn to Otepää.
Read more: The 2027 event calendar is out
15 October 2026
Autumn lure coursing report
More than forty dogs ran the course in Otepää and the weather held.
Read more: Autumn lure coursing report
20 September 2026
New judges licensed
Two new lure coursing judges completed their training.
Read more: New judges licensed
FAQ
All questions
Frequently asked questions
Can my dog take part in lure coursing?
Sighthounds with a valid licence compete. All sound sighthounds are welcome at training days.
At what age can a dog start running?
Young dogs can try a short course at training. The age limit for licence runs is on the sports page (example).
How do I enter my dog for an event?
Create an account, add your dog and choose "Enter your dog" on the event page. Entries usually close two weeks before the event.
How do I pay the entry fee?
By bank transfer to the union's account with the dog's name and the event as the reference. The payment is then marked as paid.
Do I need to be a member to compete?
No, but members pay a lower entry fee (example).
When is the membership fee due?
The membership fee is paid once a year. The due date is on the membership page.
Join the union
As a member you can enter dogs for events, hear the news first and help grow sighthound sport in Estonia.