Picked several races for the season on the events page ("I want to take part")? They now have a page of their own: My itinerary. The races sit in date order along a trail, with their place and dates; the husky walks along it — asleep before the first one, trotting between the last one behind you and the next, happy in front of a race you ran. Tap a race: it trots there.
What changes
One page, on the website and the phone. On the website it is in the Plan ("My itinerary", under the list of seasons) and in your route summary on the events page. On the phone it is the "My itinerary" button of the route summary, in Events. The trail is horizontal on the website and vertical on the phone: you scroll down it with your thumb.
Private by default. Only your kennel sees it. The kennel owner can make it public: one switch, and a link appears — to copy on the website, to share from the phone's share sheet (Messages, WhatsApp…). Anyone with the link opens the page in a browser, with no account and no app.
A race you ran says "took part". It counts as soon as you have linked an outing, or a Race-mode race, to one of the event's stages — exactly as in the participation league.
What others see, and what they never see
With the link, people see your first name and the initial of your last name, the season, and each race: its name, dates, place and country, and for a past race, "took part". That is all.
They never see a time, a rank, a withdrawal, your dogs, your team, your tracks, your kennel's name, your club, your entries with the organiser or your training Plan. And the public page does not show up in search engines: it is shared, not searched for.
What the page does not do
It publishes nothing on its own: nothing is visible until the owner flips the switch. It keeps no archive: it shows the current season, from 1 July to 30 June. It does not write your participation for you: "took part" comes from an outing you linked to the event. And it is not a leaderboard — neither your results nor anyone else's.
The choices that run against the obvious
A past race with no linked outing disappears from the public page. Showing it as "not run" would have been simpler. But on a page others read, a past race with nothing next to it reads as a withdrawal, when most of the time the outing simply was not linked. For you, it stays on the private page, marked "no linked outing", with "Link an outing".
Making the page private again switches the link off, for good. If you publish again later, it is a different link: the old one, shared one day in a group, opens nothing any more. A switched-off page does not even say it exists — neither your name nor the season.
The name shown is the person who published. A kennel sometimes has several owners: the page carries the first name of whoever made it public, not the kennel's.
Restoring a backup makes the page private. The link is not in the backup: a file you download or send to support must not be a reading key. The races come back: they come from your Plan and your outings, which are backed up.