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IDITAROD, DOGSLED RACE ACROSS ALASKA by JEFFREY B FUERST, 2000 Winterdance - The Fine Madness Of Running The Iditarod by Gary Paulsen, 1995 The Iditarod - Ruby Region: Alaska (United States Geological Survey) by Henry M., Illustrated by Photographs and Maps Eakin, 1914 My Lead Dog was a Lesbian: Mushing Across Alaska in the Iditarod - the World's Most Grueling Race [First Edition] by Brian Patrick O'Donoghue, 1996 Claude Henry, the Iditarod Mouse: And the Great South African Adventure by Aaron G Poff, 2008-03-17 Claude Henry, the Iditarod Mouse: "The Adventures Begin" by Driftin' AaronG, 2007-07-20 Father of the Iditarod, The Joe Redington Story - 1999 publication by Lws Frdman, 1999 Iditarod champion wins AttaBoy 300.(Sports)(Regional Roundup: Doug Swingley mushes to the title in the race through Central Oregon.): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) Wettlauf durch die weiße Hölle. Mord auf dem Iditarod- Trail. by Sue Henry, 2000-03-01 Books by Gary Paulsen (Study Guide): How Angel Peterson Got His Name, Winterdance: the Fine Madness of Running the Iditarod The Unbroken Bond: The Warmth of Love in the Cold of the Alaskan Iditarod by Barbara McGaw Gladen, 2009-02-12 Iditarod Trail Annual 1984 Iditarod Dream by Janelle Jamison, 1994 The Last Great Race. the Iditarod Sled Dog Race by Tim Jones, 1982-01-01

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81. Iditarod  411 The Source For Everything Iditarod And More
    Contains activities for teachers, students, and families who follow the race.  
    http://www.designperfect.com/iditarod/index.html
    
    Extractions: Makes sure that you explore all the areas so you don't overlook resources. Cabela's Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race Coverage Anchorage Daily News Dogsled.com Iditarod Facts at Sunhusky's Den Mrs. Morgan's Great Iditarod Adventure UltimateIditarod.com Sue Smith's Alaskan Iditarod Sled Dog Race, An Interactive Unit Study Jeanie Olson's class Iditarod activities at Scholastic I am unable to keep up with my website, however, if you look at the above websites they would have everything that you need on them. The URL for this website is:

82. Mrs.Morgan's Iditarod Adventure
    Every March my students become involved in The Last Great Race on Earth, the iditarod. In March of 2000, I followed the iditarod with my own bush pilot!  
    http://www.chathamma.com/iditarod/
    
    Extractions: i In the News Race Updates Dogsled Latest ... Archived Race Logs self.top.location="http://www.gis.net/~kmorgan/iditarod/Iditarod" Every March my students become involved in "The Last Great Race on Earth," the Iditarod. This exciting race pits man and animal against the forces of nature. Dog sled teams race over jagged mountain ranges, frozen rivers, dense forests, desolate tundra and miles of windswept coast. The teams experience temperatures far below zero, winds that can cause a complete loss of visibility, the hazards of ice, long hours of darkness and treacherous climbs. From Anchorage, in south central Alaska, to Nome on the Bering Sea coast, each team of 12 to 16 dogs and their musher cover over 1,200 miles in up to two weeks. Read " How the Iditarod Got Started ." The Serum Run: Blazing the Iditarod Trail written by Debbie Miller and illustrated by Jon Van Zyle. Read my review. In March of 2000, I followed the Iditarod with my own bush pilot! We traveled the Iditarod trail all the way to Nome, stopping at the checkpoints along the way. I kept in contact with the school community via Internet and this web site. I wrote daily journal reports and sent back lots of pictures. The experience far exceeded my expectations! I met lots of mushers, Iditarod Trail Committee officials, and many wonderful people in the villages.

83. CNN.com - Mush! Iditarod Gets Under Way - Mar. 4, 2003
    http://cnn.com/2003/US/West/03/04/iditarod.start.ap/index.html
    
    Extractions: Iditarod official site FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) Sixty-four dog teams pushed off Monday on the frozen Chena River, launching the 31st Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race along a new route drawn up because of Alaska's unusually warm winter. Mushers and dogs lining up for the "restart" were enjoying snow, something they didn't have for Saturday's ceremonial start in Anchorage. Amid the din of barking dogs, several thousand fans turned out to witness the Iditarod's first appearance in Fairbanks. An unusually warm season and lack of snow has created the oddest Iditarod since the 1,100-mile race to Nome began in 1973. It's the first time the race has started so far north and with a revised route that extends the trail by 70 miles and leaves a lot of unknowns, even for veteran mushers. "I don't know what to expect, and that's the neat and intimidating thing about this year," musher Jon Little said before setting out on the trail. "I don't know what's around the next corner."

84. TeacherSource . Math . Iditarod Activities | PBS
    Friday, May 14, 2004 Mathline. iditarod. History and Background Check Points Winning Times Huskies Answers Career Connections  
    http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/mathline/concepts/iditarod.shtm

85. Alaska Dog Sledding: Alaska Adventure Travel And Dog Mushing Trips
    Dog sledding expeditions with iditarod hall of fame inductee Jerry Austin.  
    http://www.alaskadogsledding.com/
    
    Extractions: - Roy Swafford, CA Have you ever dreamed of dog sledding, dog mushing, or an Alaska adventure travel vacation? Do you enjoy pristine wilderness as far as the eye can see, the thrill of abundant wildlife up close, majestic mountain scenery, few people, and you don’t want to rough it too much? Then read on, you’ve come to the right place. This is the real Alaska in its natural state, a chance of seeing majestic bald and golden eagles, herds of caribou, seals, foxes, falcons, ptarmigans, wolves, moose, otters, lynx, huge ravens, snowy owls, snow buntings, mink and others. This is just a sampling of the wildlife that awaits your Alaska adventure travel vacation with us. Pristine Wilderness • Spectacular Scenery • Dog Mushing World Class Alaska Adventure Travel Hosts "We come back every summer for the companionship of the Austin family and staff."

86. Also-ran Wins His First Iditarod
    http://cnn.com/2004/US/West/03/17/iditarod.winner.reut/index.html

87. Finnmarksløpet
    1000 km Non Stop Running through the Arctic Winter. The northernmost Sled Dog Racing Area in the World. Under North Cape Norway Start Second saturday in March. Qualifying Event for the iditarod  
    http://www.finnmarkslopet.no

88. Van Zyle Iditarod Art
    Check Out View Cart Contact Us Learn more Site Index. iditarod ART. 2001 Print On the Yukon. 2000 Print Ahead of the Past Quantities low. iditarod Posters.  
    http://www.jonvanzyle.com/iditarod.htm
    
    Extractions: IDITAROD ART Click for a larger image and more information. IDITAROD POSTERS 2004 Iditarod NEW! Quantities low 2003 Iditarod Puppy Love 2002 Iditarod Comical 2001 Iditarod Driver's View '99 Iditarod Nome Saved '98 Iditarod Air Force 97 Iditarod XXV People/Map '96 Iditarod Face/Dog 95 Iditarod Bootin'Up Quantities low '93 Iditarod Husky Family Quantities low

89. Iditarod
    The iditarod the First Day of the Last Great Race . It started threequarters of a century ago with a serum run from Anchorage  
    http://www.alaska.net/~design/scenes/iditarod/iditarod.html
    
    Extractions: the First Day of the "Last Great Race" I t started three-quarters of a century ago with a serum run from Anchorage to the coastal community of Nome in Northwest Alaska. There were no roads then between the two communities more than 1,000 miles apart, and there are none today. A train took the serum as far as Nenana. It was carried for the last 674 miles by dogsled. A relay of 20 mushers responded to the medical emergency a diphtheria epidemic. T he photos on this page are from the 1996 race. On March 2nd, 1996, about 900 dogs and their mushers gathered on Fourth Avenue in downtown Anchorage to set off on a similar trip. This time it was simply for the adventure of it. Several were hoping to win some of the $300,000 prize money in the 24th running of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race but most could not expect to even meet their expenses. (A local sports writer referred to $100,000 dog kennels in a story about a musher he described as an exception to that trend.) O n the first day of the race, 60 mushers - most of them Alaskans but some from as far away as Norway, Italy and Japan - raced 20 miles from downtown Anchorage to Eagle River.

90. Iditarod Champions - Happy Trails Kennel - Martin Buser
    Website for 3 time iditarod champion Martin Buser and his sled dogs, Happy Trails Kennel, Big Lake, Alaska  
    http://www.buserdog.com/buserdog/
    
    Extractions: Our race season possible due to these great sponsors: Eagle Pack Super Premium Dog Foods NYE Frontier Ford MTA - Big Lake Susitna Veterinary Hospital - Marylou Whitney Mayer Sattler-Smith Architects Spenard Builders Supply Northern Outfitters Marsland Labs/Amaize Supplements - Diversified Tire of Wasilla Helly-Hansen /SPY Optics (5th Ave. Mall, Anchorage) - Buser Booster Club International - the world's greatest kennel crew: Larry Fisher, John Hessert, Walter Griessen, Nikolai Buser, and Rohn Buser NEWS FROM HAPPY TRAILS April 8 - Martin continues healing from hernia repair surgery as well as take care of kennel business duties. The dogs are all resting with the end of racing season but looking forward to getting going on their warm season training schedule. Kathy and the boys are working to finish out the school year and Larry Fisher has headed back to the lower 48 for the summer. As he does every year Martin has written his account of the race and how the team did. Please click here for this year's story.

91. Dog Lot Web Cam - Iditarod Sled Dogs With Princess Tours
    From May 15 thru Sept 23 you can see what s going on at the dog lot of iditarod mushers Bill Hall and Pat Danly With the Live Dog Lot Web Cam.  
    http://www.alaska.net/~billhall/findex.html

92. Take A Look Around To Learn More About Pre Race Activity And What Is Involved Be
    Nav Links. Welcome to the iditarod Air Force Home Page! Welcome to the iditarod Air Force Home Page! Take a look around to learn  
    http://www.iditarodairforce.com/
    
    Extractions: Nav Links Welcome to the Iditarod Air Force Home Page! Home Page Meet The Pilots About the IAF Photo Gallery ... Questions/Comments Welcome to the Iditarod Air Force Home Page! Take a look around to learn more about Pre race activity and what is involved behind the scenes to make the Last Great Race known as the Iditarod Sled Dog Race between Anchorage and Nome Alaska go, and look at some of the pictures from past races along with this years 2003 race. While the Primary focus of the Web site is designed around the activities of the 23 volunteer pilots who fly with the Iditarod Air Force (IAF) we do our best to share stories and pictures from the some 2000 volunteers that are involved in making this great race a reality. I'd like to thank GCI for providing the web space, Scott Norris for helping me put everything together, and most especially, the Iditarod pilots for all of their contributions. Sincerely, John R. Norris

93. CNN.com - Poor Conditions Reroute Iditarod Again - Mar. 9, 2003
    http://cnn.com/2003/US/West/03/09/iditarod.ap/index.html
    
    Extractions: Iditarod official site Humane Society of the United States KALTAG, Alaska (AP) Halfway into the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, poor trail conditions have forced yet another route change, officials said Saturday. Race officials decided to drop the last leg of the route between Anvik and Shageluk late Friday night after trail breaking crews encountered impassable conditions, Iditarod executive director Stan Hooley said Saturday. "Most of the stretch between Anvik and Shageluk is very icy with no snow cover," Hooley said. "There's really no way to navigate it." Race Marshal Mark Nordman said organizers immediately notified leading mushers, including Jeff King, Norwegian Robert Sorlie, Ramy Brooks and defending champion Martin Buser. By Saturday morning, the remaining field of 56 mushers had been notified. "The reaction has been great," Nordman said at the Anvik checkpoint, the new turnaround site of the race. "I think the mushers trust me, so when I make a call saying this isn't safe, they say 'Fine."'

94. Lucky Husky's Dog Mushing And Dog Sled Trips
    Lucky Husky is a leader in Alaska dog mushing tours and adventures. You're invited to come travel the iditarod Trail behind a beautiful team of Alaskan Husky sled dogs with us.  
    http://www.luckyhusky.com/

95. Iditarod 1997 - Official Radio Network Reports
    Hear daily reports from the iditarod trail and interviews with mushers. Trail Maps, Pictures, History, Welcome to iditarod 1997.  
    http://www.alaskaone.com/iditarod/

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    Sled dog team tours do the iditarod Trail or mush to the Base of Mt. McKinley.  
    http://www.matnet.com/~miami/

97. Cabela's Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race Coverage
    Provides twice daily news coverage during the race.  
    http://www.cabelasiditarod.com/index.html
    
    Extractions: 2004 Mushers: Choose Allen, Sue Anderson, Ken Backen, Kjetil Baker, John Barron, Harmony Barron, Jason Barron, John Bartlett, Peter Beebe, Jesse Blanford, Tony Bomhoff, Burt Bondarenko, Anna Boulding, Charlie Britz, David Brockman, Shannon Brooks, Ramy Bundtzen, Robert Burmeister, Aaron Burmeister, Noah Buser, Martin Bybee, Russell Capistrant, Todd Casillo, Rick Chappel, Randy Claus, Ellie Conner, Jim Cotter, Bill Currier, Devan Curtis, Wayne Denick, Todd Duplessis, Stephane Ellering, Paul Fiedler, Linwood Forbus, Tim Gallea, Cindy Garnie, Joe Gebhardt, Paul Gibler, Adam Gould, Melanie Graham, David Grilliot, Doug Hahn, Nils Halter, Vern Hanes, William Hardman, Al Holt, Jeff Iten, Ed Jones, G.B. Jonrowe, DeeDee Kananowicz, Dennis Kancer, Dexter Khatchikian, Ararad King, David King, Jeff Kyzer, Peryll Land, Karen Lanier, Jim Larson, Rick Lindner, Sonny Loviti, Fabrizia Lysyshyn, Jacob Mackey, Jason Mackey, Lance Mackey, Rick Madsen, Steve McKellar, Gary Merritt, Judy Miles, Melinda Moderow, Mark Monson, Tollef Neff, Hugh Nelson, Jamie Osmar, Tim Perri, Dodo Perrino, Sam Perzechino, Carmen

98. EIDITAROD
    http//surfaquarium.com/eiditarod/  
    http://surfaquarium.com/e_iditarod.htm

99. Dogsled.com - All The Adventure, None Of The Frostbite
    Dedicated to the sport of mushing, dog sledding and dog care, with news and photos of the iditarod.  
    http://dogsled.com/
    
    Extractions: Jason Barron Judy Merritt Joe Garnie Jason Mackey ... Dick Mackey Rick Mackey Iditarod Photographer Jeff Schultz Mark Moderow Perry Solmonson Ramey Brooks ... Karen Land Ray Redington Jr. Karen Land Ellie Claus Scott Smith Frank Sihler Andy Moderow Wayne Curtis Mitch Seavey Hanns Gatt Terry Adkins If you don't have Real Player you can Download it for FREE - Click Here

100. EIditarod 2005 - The Electronic Iditarod Project
     site! Project Overview. Why the iditarod? What About the Dogs? The iditarod Fact not Fiction. Return to the Surfaquarium. Email  
     http://surfaquarium.com/eIDITAROD/

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