101. CNN.com - Norwegian Musher Wins Iditarod Race - Mar. 13, 2003 CNN http://cnn.com/2003/US/West/03/13/iditarod.win.ap/index.html

The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-Mail Services CNNtoGO SEARCH Web CNN.com Norwegian musher wins Iditarod race Robert Sorlie, winner of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, waves as he leaves a checkpoint Wednesday in White Mountain, Alaska. Story Tools RELATED Gallery: Iditarod from start to finish Interactive: See this year's route Interactive: Musher must-haves Iditarod official site Iditarod gets mushing NOME, Alaska (AP) Norwegian firefighter Robert Sorlie won the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, fighting wind and cold toward the finish of a more than nine-day trek. The 45-year-old musher waved to hundreds of cheering spectators Thursday as he led his eight-dog team to victory at 1:47 a.m. He finished ahead of Ramy Brooks and three-time Iditarod champion Jeff King. "I'm feeling very well," Sorlie said before he hugged his wife, Elin Pedersen, in the winner's circle. It was only the second time Sorlie had made the 1,100-mile trip from Anchorage to Nome, a town of 3,500 along the frozen Bering Sea. Sorlie is the second non-Alaskan to win the Iditarod and the second winner born outside the United States. Doug Swingley of Lincoln, Montana, won four times and Martin Buser, a Swiss native who has lived in Alaska more than 20 years, became a U.S. citizen after winning his fourth Iditarod last year.

102. Tilford On The Iditarod Trail Which way did they go? Tilford on the iditarod Trail OFFICIAL 2004 iditarod SITE. train dogs,. become a musher. and go on the trail. History of the iditarod. http://www.vinton-shellsburg.k12.ia.us/tms/seventh/rdg7/iditarod/idit.html

Which way did they go? Tilford on the Iditarod Trail OFFICIAL 2004 IDITAROD SITE For a quick picture-filled overview of the race, visit Travelmaniac Discover... the mushers , the dogs , and the adventure of the Last Great Race Learn what it takes to.... train dogs, become a musher and go on the trail History of the Iditarod The Iditarod: Commemorating the 1925 Emergency Delivery of Serum to Nome, Alaska (Be sure to continue to page 2 to complete the article) Iditarod History (Brief history of the serum run and the Red Lantern tradition.) Superhighway to Nome (Critics complain that the trail is now too easy!) Alaska... Where men are men and women win the Iditarod. Top Mushers Women of the Iditarod (Links to Susan Butcher, Libby Riddles, DeeDee Jonrowe, and Mary Shields.) Hall of Fame (Inspiring stories of mushers who represent the spirit of the Iditarod.) Susan Butcher: 4X Iditarod Champ Susan Butcher: Champion Dog-Sled Racer Riddles' win opens the door (Take a look back at the women who proved that mushing isn't just a man's sport) Training Dogs Making of a Sled Dog Doug Swingley's Dog Training and Care Training Sled Dog Pups A Sled Dog Life Becoming a Musher Danger Rides the Trail (Discover some of the hazards of the race.)

103. Alaskan Dog Sled Tours, Dog Sledding Adventures, And Dog Mushing Tours Dog sled adventures, education, and rides. Learn to mush programs for the family. Denali Park and iditarod trail adventures. Bed and Breakfast service. http://www.dogsledtours.com/

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104. Alaska Fly In Guided Salmon Fishing Lodge Dog sled riding, cross country skiing, snowmachine riding, ice fishing or iditarod race, wildlife and northern lights viewing. http://www.northwoodslodge.net/

A Fly In Guided Salmon Fishing Lodge First Class Lodging, World Class Fishing and Winter Adventures in the heart of Alaska's richest wilderness! Photo Courtesy Fish Alaska Magazine Incredible fishing, outstanding accommodations, great service and a knowledgeable, friendly staff is what sets us apart. Fly and spin fisherman will sample fishing only Alaska can provide. Our deluxe Alaska fishing resort is situated on Fish Lakes Creek, in the heart of southcentral Alaska's best angling destination. Our lodge guests will be rewarded with a relaxing atmosphere, outstanding Alaskan cuisine and enough memories to last until they return again. The owners goal is that each of our guests leave as good friends and that their fishing vacation with us exceeds their expectations. We offer many exciting activities that are sure to please the whole family: Great Alaska Fishing Lake Creek and other fresh water tributaries of the Yentna River have some of the most productive salmon runs in Alaska. Our USCG licensed fishing guides will take you out on our custom boats to fish for huge King Salmon, Silvers, Pinks and Sockeyes, Arctic Grayling, Rainbow Trout and Northern Pike. Whitewater Rafting Adventures Enjoy a 70 mile, four or five day deluxe guided whitewater fishing adventure deep in the wilds of scenic Alaska with our experienced guides.

105. Millennium Trails - National Millennium Trails iditarod NATIONAL HISTORIC TRAIL Surveyed in 1908 by the US Government, the iditarod is America’s only remaining frontier trail. http://www.millenniumtrails.org/MT_active_pages/NMT/b-right.asp?Action=Detail&ID

106. Iditarod Musher Bill Cotter Many pages devoted to audio and photo coverage of musher Bill Cotter in the 2000 Alaska iditarod. http://www.woolrich.com/servlet/com.woolrich.homepage.Static?seqid=5&screenN

107. Iditarod 2004 The iditarod Sled Dog Race is a natural for classroom use. Held annually html. For more great online iditarod action, try this site Check http://www.chino.k12.ca.us/iditarod/

Talk about the race and meet Joanne Potts, Race Director Meet Martin Buser, Iditarod Champion Sledding as a Sport Iditarod in the Classroom ... Photo Gallery The Iditarod Sled Dog Race is a natural for classroom use. Held annually across the wilderness of Alaska, this 1000+ mile race combines courage and competition with the athletic abilities of both the humans and the dogs. Each year the race is a real-life adventure with new challenges to be faced. Welcome aboard and follow the excitement of this event with current Iditarod and past Iditarod mushers as well as other race experts! RACE UPDATES: Check here for race updates once the race begins. http://www.iditarod.com/2004standings/data/include/details.html For more great online Id itarod action, try this site... Check out the Official Iditarod Trail Committee site to see the map of the race, information about this year's mushers, plus an excellent musher journal that will give you insights into the preparation needed for the race. Once the race begins, this will be the place to find continuous updates! Questions, comments and suggestions may be directed to

108. Alaska Adventure/photography Tours Of Iditarod Race, Northern Lights, Aurora Bor Adventure / photo tours, photographic workshops, snowmachine tours, mountain bike tours, specializing in Alaska, iditarod Race and iditarod Trail. http://www.iditarodtours.com/

Wilderness adventure tours, photo tours and workshops, snowmobile tours through remote roadless areas; our tours are designed to let our clients experience the real Alaska, an area and state of mind far removed from the day to day trappings of modern life. Whether it is experiencing the world famous Iditarod Sled Dog Race, following caribou migrating through the spectacular Brooks Range, photographing Fall colors in the shadow of Mt. Mckinley, snowmobiling or running a dog team through the Alaskan wilderness, we make sure you have an experience that you will be talking about for years to come. We offer a fantastic tour of the Iditarod Sled Dog Race that covers the race start and Musher Banquet as well as add-on tours that follow the race down the trail. Click here for details. Owner/operator Rich Montagna holds a B.S. in Natural Resource Mgmt. and is a professional photographer with over 20 years experience exploring the Alaska wilderness and teaching photography classes and workshops. Browse the menu bar at the top of the web page to view our tours or photo galleries and learn more about us. Alaska Iditarod Tours Tel. Tollfree 1-888-959-3300

109. Race Photo Color photo of the start of the iditarod Race. http://www.adventurealaskatours.com/images/iditarodstart.jpg

110. Iditarod - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia iditarod. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Imageiditarod_map.jpg 1925 route through Nenana in gray Race trail through iditarod in red. External link. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iditarod

Iditarod From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race , usually called " the Iditarod ", is an annual dog-sled race in Alaska , U.S., that commemorates a 1925 relay to transport anti- diphtheria serum from Anchorage, Alaska , to Nome, Alaska , to combat an outbreak of the disease. The vaccine went by train from Anchorage to Nenana, Alaska , and then a series of dog mushers took it overland a total of 674 miles (1085 km) in 127.5 hours. The trail for the race does not follow the route the vaccine took in 1925 but, instead, a trail through largely unpopulated tundra that was chosen to test the mettle of the sled dogs and their drivers. It is named for the ghost town of Iditarod, Alaska , it passes through, which was an Athabascan Indian village before gold was discovered nearby in 1908; a town was built there which became the center of the Iditarod Mining District in 1910, but it did not outlast the local gold-rush. On March 20 Libby Riddles became the first woman to win the race. The event is critized by animal rights activists, as dogs dying because of exhaustion during the trail are rather common. Past winners: Duration day-h-min-s) Dick Wilmarth Hotfoot Carl Huntington Nugget Emmitt Peters Gerald Riley Rick Swenson Old Buddy Dick Mackey Rick Swenson Old Buddy Joe May Rick Swenson Rick Swenson Andy Rick Mackey Dean Osmar Libby Riddles Susan Butcher ... Rick Swenson Goose Martin Buser Jeff King Martin Buser Doug Swingley ... Martin Buser Bronson Robert Sorlie Tipp Mitch Seavey Zebra 1925 route through Nenana in gray

111. Welcome To Iditarod Trail Store Welcome To iditarod Trail Store. **CANADIAN/INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE READ** A few instructions for all of our new and returning friends. http://www.iditarodstore.com/

My Account Favorites What's New Contact Us ... VIDEOS Your Cart Is Empty Welcome To Iditarod Trail Store **CANADIAN/INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE READ** A few instructions for all of our new and returning friends. When placing an order you will be asked for your email address. Please use the email address given to us in the past (if your email address doesn't work or you did not provide one before, then you will need to set up a new account). Then click on the link that says "I forgot my password". This will automatically create and send you a password to logon to your account. If you are an international shopper (including Canada) , please review our shipping policy before you order. Also your address may not fit completely so we ask you to use the comment section at the end of your order to re-enter your COMPLETE address so your order won't be delayed. Also for international shipments, we use FED EX not Postal mail so your charges may be different (Please read our shipping policy before placing your order). I f you cannot find an item, use the search button on the top right corner of the page. Current items are listed on higher pages in each category.

112. The Adventures Of Balto: The Untold Story By Patricia Chargot A Chapter Book for Children of All Ages. Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1. http://www.balto-iditarod.com/

A Chapter Book for Children of All Ages. Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1

113. Alaska Iditarod Tour's Photo Tour Of Alaska Iditarod Sled Dog Race Alaska iditarod Trail sled dog race, most exciting sled dog race/ sporting event in the world.Watch Race start in Anchorage, travel to McGrath checkpoint for 5 http://www.iditarodtours.com/iditarod.htm

The Iditarod Sled Dog Race! One of the most exciting sporting events in the world. Experience the unmatched excitement of the start of the Iditarod Sled Dog Race. Watch frenzied, leaping sled dogs straining at their harnesses to begin the 1000 mile race to Nome as anxious mushers and their handlers battle to control the excited dogs. Be part of the race by being a dog handler at the race start or a checker along the trail. If you want to experience as much of the Iditarod Race as possible, our tours are for you. We offer a range of packages that offer opportunities to attend the race starts as well as the Musher's Banquet and Iditarod Auction Dinner in Anchorage. For the more adventurous, fly down the trail to visit remote checkpoints, explore the area by snowmobile then continue on to Nome for the biggest party in Alaska and the finish of the Iditarod Race. Iditarod Race Tour Highlights : Attending the Musher's Banquet and Iditarod Auction Dinner in Anchorage. Opportunity to be a volunteer dog handler at the Race start.

114. Jackson Hole Iditarod Sled Dog Tours Hosted by Jackson Hole s own 8 time veteran iditarod Musher, Frank Teasley, recipient of the Leonhard Seppala Humanitarian Award, for the best caredfor team. http://www.jhsleddog.com/index.shtml

Hosted by Jackson Hole's own 8 time veteran Iditarod Musher, Frank Teasley, recipient of the Leonhard Seppala Humanitarian Award, for the best cared-for team. New! Video from recent trips (Windows Media Format): Video 1 Video 2 Video 3 Trip Information ... Employee Housing / Employment Opportunities

115. WorkshopQuest: The Iditarod Dog Sled Race WorkshopQuest. The iditarod Dog Sled Race. developed by Midge Frazel, Educational Technology Consultant. Mitch Seavey wins the iditarod! http://midgefrazel.net/wqiditarod.html

WorkshopQuest The Iditarod Dog Sled Race developed by Midge Frazel , Educational Technology Consultant Learning about the Iditarod The Great Race of Mercy Web Presentation by Midge Frazel Use this Web based slide show to learn the inspiring story of the brave men and dogs that saved lives in 1925 Alaska. Teacher on the Trail Page http://www.iditarod.com/teacher_on_the_trail.html Jeff Peterson, 2004 Teacher on the Trail Daily Logs Great Focus on Character Education in Alaskan Life Mitch Seavey wins the Iditarod! Iditarod Official Web Site URL: http://www.iditarod.com Race Updates http://www.iditarod.com/race_updates_.html Cabela's Iditarod Web Site URL: http://www.cabelasiditarod.com/ Current Standings http://www.cabelasiditarod.com/ coverage_2004/2004_current_order.html Iditarod Multimedia Page http://www.iditarod.com/multimedia/ Active WebCams during the race Anchorage Daily News : Iditarod URL: http://www.adn.com/iditarod/

116. Iditarod You can also view 10 question iditarod Scored Quiz Online Surfing the Net with Kids site. Blake, Robert - Togo. To Peterson s Classroom. iditarod 2004. http://dpeterson1.homestead.com/iditarod.html

Art Project : Click here Try Your Own Race in Your Schoolyard. This year we are trying a version of Iditakid - role-playing course in which students race from checkpoint to checkpoint. Home Around the World Pirates On the Farm ... Real Estate Try Your Own Race in Your Schoolyard. This year we are trying a version of Iditakid - role-playing course in which students race from checkpoint to checkpoint. I use the internet site from Nome - Convention and Visitors Bureau to have the students find the answers to a multiple choice worksheet. There are some great sites but I found this one easy for my students to navigate. E-mail me if you wish the answers for the worksheet. You can also view 10 question Iditarod Scored Quiz Online - Surfing the Net with Kids site. I have also found a neat gameboard, ready to be printed, at Hilinelake.com. links page for great sites on Balto. Click here for Mrs. Morgan's Serum Run worksheet that you could also use as you read the story. On this site you will find ideas to use in the classroom, links to many resources iditakid Around the world in 36 Weeks The Call of the Wild.

117. Travelmaniac Iditarod Photos And Information trek. click here to learn about The History of the iditarod Trail and Race. click here to visit the Official iditarod Website. More http://www.travelmaniac.com/iditarod/iditarod.htm

Known as "The Last Great Race", it pits musher and dogs against the elements as they race 1049 miles (1688 km) from Anchorage to Nome These photographs are from the 1997, 2000, and 2001 Iditarod races Cindy Gallea (Montana) Anchorage 2001 Originally, the trail served as a supply route for materials from the coastal towns of Seward and Knik to the gold fields and camps in Northwest Alaska in the early 1900's. Mushers hauled mail and supplies to towns such as Iditarod and Nome and brought out just-mined gold. In 1925, it gained international fame when a team of mushers and dogs raced against time and the elements to relay diphtheria serum to Nome. The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race originated in 1973 to commemorate this life-saving trek. click here to learn about The History of the Iditarod Trail and Race Today, the race has grown into an international contest with an average of 57 mushers from Alaska, Canada, the lower 48, Europe and Japan and South America. The youngest musher ever to race was 18 years old, the oldest was 86 years old. Sled dog racing is the only professional sport where men and women compete equally; there are no men's and women's divisions. In 1985 Libby Riddles was the first woman to win the Iditarod. Susan Butcher won the next 3 consecutive years and again in 1990. A popular saying during the 1980's was "Alaska, where men are men, and women win the Iditarod".

118. The Racing Siberian Husky Online 1998 Follow a musher as they prepares for the iditarod with Siberian Huskies from the world famous kennel of Earl and Natalie Norris in Alaska. http://www.workingdogweb.com/RSH-1998-1.htm

The Racing Siberian Husky Online Spring 1998 Web Feature Edition Dog Web Photo Story Two Mushers Run Siberians 1998 Iditarod Reports RSH Home ... RSH Online No. 2 Another Look at the 1998 Iditarod A nadyr Siberians from Earl and Natalie Norris's kennel in Willow, Alaska part of Shawn Sidelinger's 1998 Iditarod team wait for the ceremonial start in Anchorage. Shawn and Brad Pozarnsky ran the two all-Siberian teams in this year's Last Great Race. [Click on each thumbnail photo for a large image of these Iditarod photographs.] Left, Shawn Sidelinger and the Norris Siberians start the trek to Nome, traveling along 4th Avenue in Anchorage. Right, the race starting line banner waves in Anchorage, March 7, 1998. Shawn, left, talks to his leaders before the restart of the 1998 Iditarod near Willow, Alaska. At right, the starting line banner stands proudly at the restart location. With his Siberians in booties, Shawn's at the sled for the restart... ready, set.... And go! It's off to Nome! This was Shawn's 2nd Iditarod. He ran a fine race, placing 34th in a field of 63 teams. Gayle and Chuck Cyra of the State of Washington took these great photographs and shared them with RSH. Gayle is shown here with Marty Cashen at DeeDee Jonrow's dog truck. See also Gayle's Iditarod Reports, below. Thanks so much, Gayle and Chuck!

119. Iditarod Dogs..Sled Dogs..Mushers Articles concerning cruelty, and deaths of dogs. http://members.tripod.com/~animom/iditarod.html

Iditarod Dogs...Sled Dogs...Mushers January 2004 A Real Time Saver As I was updating this page, I realized the whole thing could be deleted. There is really only one thing needed, this clickable link... Mad Cow Scare Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race FAIRBANKS, Alaska Jan 2, 2004 American beef, pork and chicken products destined for dogs in an international sled-dog race will not be allowed across the border because of fears about mad cow disease. Some mushers may have to buy dog food for the Canada drop points across the border. "Man, that's crazy," said one musher. "We wouldn't make much difference with the mad cow situation - everything is staying frozen and it's just going to be fed to the dogs." Quest mushers are now trying to figure out how to prepare for the race, which starts in Fairbanks on Feb. 14. Source: bignewsnetwork.com An Entire Page of Disgusting Remarks ...example... "He kicked the dog in the head and it screamed in pain and again in the head and then carefully, aimed carefully and with great force, in the side just to the rear of the rib cage. The dog's screams had gone on all this time but with the last kick- the blow must have almost literally exploded the dog's liver- the dog fell back and grew still and it was all over...." For The Animals JodysJungle.com

120. Iditarod Trips And Vacations - Ski-in And Fly-in Alaska iditarod Trip Discover an exciting trip to the iditarod Skwentna checkpiont. 2 Trips, 2 Ways A 6 Day iditarod Ski Adventure http://www.hitaluga.com/iditarod.html

This page will answer your questions concerning the following: Guide Service Planning Outfitting Accomplishment This page offers two exciting winter wilderness Iditarod Race trips: Ski-in Iditarod Trip Fly-in Iditarod Trip This page details our float fishing trip info: Float Fishing Trips River Level Fish Schedule Trip overview ... Check Your Dates This page contains the great adventure of Heli-Hiking on Beluga Mtn. Heli-Hike Beluga The following are highlight pages of HiLine Lake Wilderness Camp: Summer Camps Winter Camps Family Camps Youth Camps ... Packrafting Welcome, I'm Jim Oliver and this is my partner and daughter, Jessie Oliver. Together we own and operate Hitaluga Guide Service. We hope you'll find one of our wilderness Iditarod trips just what you're looking for. Be assured that our reputation as a honest, courteous and professional operator is utmost in our lives here in the Alaskan Bush. These trips are very limited on the number of guests we can take so sign up early. "Our annual Iditarod trip is the biggest event of the winter! We all look forward to the excitement and Alaska's winter wilderness. Join us." Your guide

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