121. Home Provides racing history, iditarod, Yukon Quest, and training photos, and sponsor information. http://www.daltongangkennels.com/

Home About Dave Sponsor The Gang Racing History Iditarod Pictures ... 2003 Racing Dave Dalton Sled dog racing on The Yukon Quest and Iditarod. New Pictures are in Dave sent me some pictures form the Quest Race 2004 and some training and puppy pictures check them out click on the 2004 folder on the left. The copy below was taken from the Yukon Quest Web Page. Dave has won the Vets Choice award for Dog Care on the Yukon Quest. Way to go Dave!!!!! Dalton places 3rd with all 14 dogs!! Dave Dalton arrived in 3rd place, at 48 minutes after midnight , Wednesday Feb. 26th...with all 14 of his dogs pulling in harness! In his 14th Yukon Quest, Dave recorded his best ever placing (7th in 1997 was his previous best). A crowd of onlookers cheered as the team moved from the dark of the trail into the bright lights of the Finish Chute. Dalton didn't single out any one dog's efforts, instead he credited his entire team, saying that every dog worked hard all race long. "Arriving in Eagle, I realized that not only could we finish well, but that all my dogs were looking very good,"

122. Iditarod Lesson THE iditarod. RACE STATIONS. LESSON PLAN Students come into the multipurpose room and sit on the floor at the iditarod display that has been taped to a wall. http://www9.chatham.k12.nc.us/cyberPE/iditarod.html

THE IDITAROD RACE STATIONS "Lesson Plan" by: Leigh Horton HOME LESSON PLANS GRADE: 3rd. and 4th. CURRICULUM AREAS: healthful living , social studies, language arts, math computer EQUIPMENT/MATERIALS : tumbling mats, balance beams, yarnballs, mini-trampolines, scooters, cones, jump ropes, paper/pencils. WEBSITES: See Internet Sites LESSON PLAN: Students come into the multipurpose room and sit on the floor at the "Iditarod" display that has been taped to a wall. Information about the race included in the display was found on Internet sites . Using the display as a visual aid, students are introduced to the Alaskan Iditarod Race. For the lesson, students will be traveling to ten stations that are designed using the Iditarod theme. Each station is named after an actual checkpoint in the race. Each station is marked with it's name, direction for completing the station and the number of points scored at the station. The display serves as one station where students answer questions about the race. In any order they wish, students try to complete each of the 10 stations during the designated time (approximately 30 minutes). Points are scored at each station. A maximum of 1,151 points may be scored. This total is the same as the number of miles in the race (1,151 miles).

123. PETA: End The Suffering Of Dogs In The Iditarod Activism site campaigning against sponsorship of the race. http://www.peta.org/feat/sled/index.html

Greg Cote, sports columnist for The Miami Herald USA Today George Diaz, sports columnist for the Orlando Sentinel Anchorage Daily News USA Today What You Can Do Fortunately, more and more corporations are discovering the truth behind the Iditarod spectacle and are withdrawing their support. Please contact the 2004 Iditarod sponsors immediately Write a letter to the editor of your local newspaper educating people about the suffering endured by dogs forced to participate in this spectacle. If your area schools follow the progress of the Iditarod participants as a part of their curricula, contact principals and the school board to educate them about the reality of this cruel event. Ask them to incorporate Share the World, a program that teaches children respect and compassion for animals. You can find more information and request copies of the packet at ShareTheWorld.com

124. Nome Kennel Club The world's oldest dog mushing organization. The main purpose is to help the iditarod race and the local dog mushers. http://www.nomekennelclub.com/

Welcome to the Nome Kennel Club! The World's Oldest Dog Mushing Organization! Stay Warm! Announcements Updated April 3, 2003 Year 2004 Race Schedule Updated December 20/2003 Year 2004 Season Race Results Trails All trails lead to Nome! Race Rules Photo Gallery NKC History NKC Bylaws, Board of Directors, Joining ... Ski-jor Division Updated 4/13/02 Contact the Nome Kennel Club at nkc@nomekennelclub.com Dog mileage var site="s14NomeKC" To send heaps of praise or tons of help, email me. Web'ster: JAD Design

125. Iditarod Champions - Happy Trails Kennel - Martin Buser 2004 iditarod Completed. Our race season possible due to these great sponsors Eagle Pack Super Premium Dog Foods NYE Frontier http://www.buserdog.com/

2004 Iditarod Completed 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.

126. Alaska Dogmushing - Iditarod Translate this page Alaska - iditarod. LINKS. iditarod Trail Comitee, Offizielle Seite. Aktuelle Resultate und Berichte! Dogsled, Page mit vielen aktuellen Resultaten und Berichten! http://www.alaska-info.de/dogmushing/iditarod/alaska_iditarod.html

Informationen zum Last Great Race On Earth : Bilder, Videos, Audioberichte, Listen der Gewinner/Musher und Links. Home Aktuell Musher Bilder ... ToA N E W S / R E P O R T A G E N N E W S +++ Das Junior Iditarod 2002 ist gestartet +++ Hier gibt es aktuelle Bilder +++ Berichte folgen +++ 2001 News R E P O R T A G E N Trail-Geschichten [1987] : 1100 Meilen hinter Hunden durch die weisse Hoelle I D I T A R O D Das Iditarod 2002 startet am 2. Maerz 2002 in Anchorage Zweitausend Helfer kommen aus der ganzen Welt um den Mushern beim Start und Zeil behilflich zu sein. Um im Headquarter zu arbeiten, um Futter und Materialien zu den Check-Points zu fliegen und um die vielen Kleinigkeiten zu erledigen, die notwendig sind. Rennbedingungen B U C H T I P P : Iditarod A u t o r : Gary Paulsen V e r l a g : Hoffmann und Campe I S B N : B u c h b e s p r e c h u n g : Zur direkten Bestellung MEHR 2001 BILDER T O P 5 M U S H E R [ 15.03.2001 00.11 ] Name CP Dog Zeit Doug Swingley Nome Linwood Fiedler Nome Jeff King Nome Rick Swenson Nome Paul Gebhardt Nome © 2001 Iditarod® CP=Checkpoint/Dogdrop - Dog=Hunde - Zeit=Gesamtzeit in T:S:M Weitere Plazierungen.

127. Index iditarod musher photos, nature and wildlife photography, matted and/or framed, handmade note cards. http://www.tracksofalaska.com/

128. Alaskan Iditarod WebQuest The iditarod, also known as the Last Great Race, takes place in Alaska the first weekend of every March. iditarod, an old Athabascan http://fp.seattleschools.org/fpclass/web3/

A Literature Based Unit of Study Introduction You will soon begin a wild adventure through the wilderness of Alaska. Traveling by dogsled you will race over tundra, cross two mountain ranges, follow two rivers, and take your team across a frozen stretch of ocean on the shelf ice of the Bering Sea. From Anchorage to Nome you will travel about 1,150 miles and stop at 26 check points along the trail. So, you’ll need to be tough and keep a good sense of humor even when you are cold, tired and fed up! The Iditarod, also known as the Last Great Race, takes place in Alaska the first weekend of every March. Iditarod, an old Athabascan Indian word means “Haiditarod” or “the distant place.” Actually, the Iditarod began a long time ago, in 1925. This race wasn’t for fun; it was to save the lives of the people of Nome. The village of Nome was threatened with a diphtheria epidemic and needed medicine/serum that could keep people from catching this disease. It was winter and flying was too dangerous in the pioneer days so, it was decided that the serum should be sent by train from Anchorage to Nenana and then relayed by dog team from there to Nome. The dog mushers, who were mostly native, usually hauled freight and carried mail in their sleds.

129. MSN Encarta - Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race Encyclopedia article with history, rules, and pictures. http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/refpages/refarticle.aspx?refid=761568687

130. Jr Iditarod - Home Jr. iditarod XXVII, February 2829, 2004, 2004 Jr. iditarod, Home. Mushers. Biographies. Press Releases. Race Updates. Rules Entry Forms. UA College Savings Plan. http://www.jriditarod.com/

Jr. Iditarod XXVII, February 28-29, 2004 2004 Jr. Iditarod Home Mushers Biographies Press Releases ... Archives Sponsor View our new Photo and Video Galleries with pictures and videos of the 2004 Jr. Iditarod Race Nicole Osmar, winner of the 2004 Jr. Iditarod Top of Page Home Mushers Biographies ... Archives PO Box 870800 Wasilla, AK 99687

131. Anchorage Winter Adventures The iditarod, flightseeing, skiing and other winter activities in the Anchorage region. http://www.highonadventure.com/Hoa01feb/Anchorage/anchorage.htm

Anchorage Winter Adventures The Iditarod, Flightseeing, Skiing and Dining Thousands jammed the streets to cheer drivers and teams for the ceremonial start of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. It's called "The Last Great Race" and, around Alaska, interest in the Iditarod dwarfs the Super Bowl or any other event. Throughout Alaska, the events leading up to the race dominate the media, continuing for days until the finish. My wife Mary and I were sampling the winter activities around Anchorage, and we quickly got caught up in the electric mood of the start of Alaska’s most famous sporting event. Itarod sleddog team at the starting ceremony At the ceremonial start many viewers carried newspapers that featured photos and biographies of each entrant. Strolling vendors offered pins, hats, posters and other race souvenirs, while others sold cooked reindeer sausage, beverages and other temptations. Local favorites like Jeff King, Dee Dee Jonrowe and Martin Buser loped their sled dog teams through the sprawling block party to boisterous cheers and whoops. Festive ice sculpture The Iditarod The Alaska Range, a view from the Iditarod Trail

132. Iditarod Tour And Alaska Winter Vacation iditarod WINTER ADVENTURE TOUR. Join Alaskan Tour Guides 2004 iditarod Tour. Witness groups. 2004 iditarod Tour Highlights. The iditarod. http://www.alaskantour.com/Iditarod.html

INFORMATION TOUR RATES GROUPS TRAVEL AGENTS ... RESERVATIONS IDITAROD WINTER ADVENTURE TOUR Join Alaskan Tour Guides 2004 Iditarod Tour. Witness the start of the 2004 Iditarod Sled dog race! Celebrate and make it a winter vacation of fun and adventure. This Iditarod tour has no remote sites or extreme conditions, only quality comfort lodgings, easy paced activities and scenic winter drives. Ideal for all ages, senior travelers, family vacations, foreign travelers, corporate groups. 2004 Iditarod Tour Highlights The Iditarod. the race, the history, the mushers and their teams. Musher's Banquet. Enjoy music, dinner and a chance to meet the mushers as they draw their starting number for the big race. Trailside Alaskan Bar-b-que . Attend a trailside gathering for cheer and well wishes to the mushers and their teams as they head out on an amazing journey of 1150 miles across a frozen land. Northern Lights. Enjoy the warmth of an evening bonfire, some hearty Alaskan snacks and hot drinks as we watch the skies above for those silently dancing northern light displays. Subject to weather conditions and aurora activity. Alternative activities are substituted. Sled dogs.

133. North Wapiti Kennels Siberian Huskies Although essentially a kennel, like many, North Wapita uses its site to share its own insight and info on the iditarod. Karen Ramstead, kennel owner, will be a rookie driver in iditarod 2000 and her journal is an important element of this site. Follow her as she prepares her purebred Siberian Huskies for the greatest challenge of their lives, the 1,150 mile iditarod Sled Dog Race. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/2649/index.html

NORTH WAPITI KENNELS "Have you broken trail on snowshoes? mushed your huskies up the river, Dared the unknown, led the way, and clutched the prize?" - Robert Service Click on the picture to see a larger version! Welcome to the North Wapiti Kennels Home Page. We are Karen and Mark Ramstead and we live in Perryvale, Alberta, Canada where we raise Siberian Huskies that are competitive in Conformation, Obedience, and Racing. We are very proud of our race record, which includes winning the 1994 Gold Rush Trail 54 mile Sled Dog Race and 4th place in the 1996 Race to the Sky 300 in Montana. In 1999 we ran Knik200 and Klondike300 in Alaska - qualifying us to run IDITAROD in year 2000!! In the show ring we also have results to be proud of. Many of our dogs, including Oreo, Spud, Bravo and Minnow are Group Placers, but our 'star'in the ring is Breezy , who in 1996 achieved muliple Group Placings and 2 Best in Shows. Our Dogs 2000 Race Season Our Iditarod 2000 Page Sledding and other fun things Gone,but not forgotten Links to other sites on the Web This Siberian Husky Ring site is owned by NorthWapiti Kennels Prev Skip It Next 5 ... Next Want to join the ring?  Get the

134. Iditarod Scavenger Hunt iditarod Scavenger Hunt. 1. What was the date of the first iditarod race? 2. Which musher came in first place during the iditarod in 2001? http://webtech.kennesaw.edu/jpine/shunt.htm

IDITAROD Scavenger Hunt 1. What was the date of the first Iditarod race? (Hint - Look at Question #1) 2. Which musher came in first place during the Iditarod in 2001? How long did it take him (days, hours, and minutes)? 3. How many dogs are usually on a team? (Hint - Look at Question # 4) 4. How many miles long is the race? (Hint - Look at the total number of miles on the bottom of the chart) 5. How many checkpoints does each musher need to go through? (Hint - Look at Question # 5) 6. Name 3 things that a musher must keep with him on the trail (mandatory items). (Hint - Look at Question # 5) Calendar Newsletter Key Pals Web Quest ... Home Graphics by: http://www.adn.com/iditarod/

135. NLTours.com Winter, minivan, aurora viewing, Yukon Territory, British Columbia, fishing, National Park and iditarod tours. http://www.nltours.com

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136. National Historic Iditarod Trail Learn about the iditarod National historic trail system. The history, and the trail today! The iditarod National Histrorc Trail , Inc. http://www.iditarodhistorictrail.org/

SEWARD - GIRDWOOD - WASILLA - KNIK - GALENA - McGRATH - IDITAROD - KALTAG - UNALAKLEET - GOLOVIN - NOME The Iditarod National Histrorc Trail , Inc. works to preserve, protect and maintain the historic, educational and cultural values of the Iditarod National Historic Trail System. Home Events News Meetings ... Contacts Triva: Who participated in the 1925 life saving Serum Run using the Iditarod trail system? Click here for answer The Iditarod National Historic Trail Seward to Nome Steamboat "Reliance" on the Iditarod River, 1911 Iditarod In November of 1978, IDITAROD took on still another meaning when the National Trails System Act was amended. At the urging of the public, Congress created a new category of the National Trails when the Lewis and Clark, the Oregon, the Mormon-Pioneer, and the Iditarod were designated as National Historic Trails. Traveling on the trail was a challenge for even the hardiest of pioneers.

137. Medicinal Herbs From The Amazon Rainforest Herbs power iditarod Sled Dogs to first completeteam finish in over 20 years. was even more incredible iditarod 2000. http://www.herbsfromtherainforest.com/iditarod.htm

Home Steve Fontaine Amazon Herb Product List Business Opportunity "Rainforest Herbs power Iditarod Sled Dogs to first complete-team finish in over 20 years" From Rainforest News, Volume 1, Issue 7 How Amazon herbs changed the history of the world-famous Iditarod sled dog race Sixteen gung-ho dogs linked and ready to pull a sled, supplies, and a musher are a sight to behold. The dogs radiate power and energy and have no other desire than to pull the sled to its final destination. Once on the trail, each dog has a clear-cut job. Some trade off being the leader, others act as guides to keep the sled traveling on the right trail, and the strongest dogs balance the sled around curves. They work in unison . And they depend on the true leader of the sled, the musher, to lead them to their destination as quickly and safely as possible. A musher's first concern is always the well-being of his or her dogs. That's why Jamie Nelson of Togo, Minnesota, was determined to run the world-famous Iditarod sled dog race with a supply of herbs from the Amazon Rainforest. Amazing Herbs from the Amazon Rainforest While training for Iditarod 2000, Jamie incorporated an

138. Eagle River Nature Center Information on hiking the iditarod/Crow Creek Pass Trail. http://www.ernc.org/

E AGLE R IVER N ATURE C ENTER A LASKA from REI and Lifetime Adventures. Thank you to the RASMUSON FOUNDATION for providing a grant to purchase a wildlife viewing scope. The Nature Center depends on generous sponsors such as these to bring you the quality programs that we do. Local nature photographers have been busy. See the latest pictures taken at ERNC HERE About Us Rentals Trails ... E-Mail

139. 2004 Iditariders :: Photo Alaska :: Iditarod Congratulations 2004 Iditariders for another successful year bidding to ride with the Worldclass iditarod musher/athletes for the ceremonious start line in http://www.photoalaska.biz/04iditariders/

Congratulations 2004 Iditariders for another successful year bidding to ride with the World-class Iditarod musher/athletes for the ceremonious start line in Anchorage on Saturday, March 6th, 2004. If you would like to purchase high-resolution images from the start, please visit the Photo Alaska website HERE: These photos will available for sale for approximately 45 days. If you have any questions or ideas to customize your photo, please contact Robert Baker / North Star Multimedia (907) 357-2944 during normal Alaska-time work hours.

140. Yukon Quest @ WorkingDogWeb -- A Guide To This Famous Sled Dog Race Offers links to Quest race history, the official Yukon Quest web site, top Quest mushers, Quest and iditarod dogs and mushers, and Quest and iditarod in the classroom. http://www.workingdogweb.com/Quest.htm

Go to W D W HOME Yukon Quest Sled Dog Race @ Working Dog Web© Read our BookReviews ORDER Running North: A Yukon Adventure Introduction Race History ... Siberian Husky World K nown as the Toughest Sled Dog Race in the World, the Yukon Quest is also one of the world's most famous sled dog races right after the famous Iditarod Trail Race. Running more than 1,000 miles from Fairbanks, Alaska, to Whitehorse, Yukon, the race draws seasoned mushers ready to tackle to Northern wildness. CLICK ABOVE to browse our dog bookstore - thanks! ORDER Yukon Alone: The World's Greatest Adventure Race or browse Sled Dog Books Introduction to the Yukon Quest Top 2002 Yukon Quest Race - the current official Web site for the race 2001 Yukon Quest - information from the Fairbanks, Alaska, Chamber of Commerce 2001 Yukon Quest - with list of mushers entered, photos from 2000 race, more. Site in German Yukon Quest - click on Yukon Quest in the menu bar for lots of information on the race, from Muktuk Kennels A Conversation with Yukon Alone Author John Balzar meet many of the Quest sled dog racers including Aliy Zirkle, Bruce Lee, many more

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