101. Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race --  Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Online Articl racing sport of racing sleds pulled by sled dogs over snowcovered cross-countrycourses; it was developed from a principal Eskimo method of transportation. http://www.britannica.com/ebc/article?eu=393085&query=seabiscuit race horse&ct=

102. NATURE: Sled Dogs - Resources Alaskan sled dog and racing Association http//alaskansleddogracingassociation.com/Preserving the traditions and heritage of the State of Alaska. http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/sleddogs/resc.html

Sled Dogs: An Alaskan Epic Home Sledding Into the Wilderness Making of a Sled Dog Balto ... Dogsledding 101 Resources Sled dogs in action. Online Resources We recommend the following Web sites for those interested in subjects presented on the program. All links are valid as of July 14, 2000. Iditarod: The Last Great Race www.iditarod.com Everything you want to know about the world's most famous sled dog race. SledDog.Com www.sleddog.com/indexmain.htm A site for mushers of every stripe, armchair to frostbitten. Alaskan Sled Dog and Racing Association http://alaskansleddogracingassociation.com/ Preserving the traditions and heritage of the State of Alaska. Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race www.iditarod.com/ From the history of the race to frequently asked questions, this site's got it all. Beargrease 2000 www.beargrease.com

103. NATURE: Sled Dogs - Sledding Into The Wilderness sled dogs racing the Iditarod. Still, there is something about Alaska sIditarod sled dog race that keeps competitors coming back http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/sleddogs/sledding.html

Sled Dogs: An Alaskan Epic Home Sledding Into the Wilderness Making of a Sled Dog Balto Dogsledding 101 Resources SLEDDING INTO THE WILDERNESS They call it the Last Great Race. It covers nearly 1,200 miles across some of the toughest terrain on earth, through some of the bitterest winter weather in the world. Sled dogs racing the Iditarod. Still, there is something about Alaska's Iditarod sled dog race that keeps competitors coming back year after year, eager to test their 16-dog teams and mushing skills against the elements and each other. NATURE's SLED DOGS: AN ALASKAN EPIC provides a compelling portrait of this competition, a test of endurance for both dog and driver. It follows several teams as they race to overcome the many obstacles, physical and psychological, they encounter along the trail. And it allows armchair mushers, if only for a moment, to share in both the spectacle and splendor of the Alaskan wilderness and the special bond that unites the racers with their partners, the sled dogs . "It's an unbelievable adventure," says Joe Runyan, the 1989 Iditarod champion.

104. Yukon Quest Sled Dog Race Challenges Mushers From Around The World - ExploreNort Imagine racing along a broken trail behind a dozen running sled dogs. Themoon and stars and several thousand marked stakes show you the way. http://www.explorenorth.com/library/aktravel/bl-yquest.htm

Yukon Quest Challenges Mushers From Around the World Imagine racing along a broken trail behind a dozen running sled dogs. The moon and stars and several thousand marked stakes show you the way. As you take your chances against the frigid weather and rugged terrain, a few dozen men and women, and a few hundred racing dogs are bound and determined to leave you behind in the white, cold Arctic dust. Depending on your competitors for survival, you retrace the footsteps of Gold Rush trappers, miners, explorers and missionaries through ghost towns being slowly reclaimed by the wilderness. With more than 100 miles to the comfort of the next checkpoint, the only sound is the hiss of the sled runners on the frozen river and the padding of the dog-team pulling you relentlessly forward. This is the Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race, a 1,000 mile journey aptly billed as The Challenge of the North. The annual race leads mushers between Fairbanks, Alaska and Whitehorse, in the Yukon Territory; through isolated wilderness in harsh winter conditions that test outdoor survival skills and the close bond between musher and dog. 2000 marks the 17th year of the race, which will start in downtown Fairbanks. Usually the course alternates direction each year.

105. Start Of Sled Dog Race "Beringia-2004" holding sled dog races in Kamchatka Peninsula, and soon thereafter, the Fund ofPeople of North, Siberia, and Far East of Russia founded the racing committee http://www.kamchatkatravel.net/eng/beringia.shtml

Main Page Tours 2004 Request form Booking form ... Beringia 2004 Start of sled dog race "Beringia-2004" BERINGIA - Sled Dog Race in Russia. Kamchatka peninsula. It all started in January 1990 , when the magazine North Expanses raised the idea of holding sled dog races in Kamchatka Peninsula , and soon thereafter, the Fund of People of North Siberia , and Far East of Russia founded the racing committee "Beringia" , with Alexander Pechen heading it. The first race "Beringia-90" took place in April , in the central part of Kamchatka , 250 kilometers from the village of Esso down two river valleys and over a mountain pass to the village of Mil'kovo . The winner of the race was 58 year old musher Fjodor Chechulin from Koryak area from Village Karaga Click to enlarge In 1991 the race "Beringia-91" started again in Esso and went 1980 kilometers to the North Kamchatka and into the region of Chukotka to the town of Markovo on the banks of the Anadyr River . The race stopped and started each day, allowing for easier logistical support from the single helicopter, which followed the teams along the route. Ten mushers started and five finished. A musher from

106. Greatnorthwoods.org - Sled Dog Races As members of Down East sled dog Club, Inc., we are very happy to be given the opportunityto be racing in the Town of Lancaster and surrounding area, and hope http://www.greatnorthwoods.org/sleddog/races.htm

greatnorthwoods.org - Sled Dog Races Home Contents Maps Panoramas ... Shopping If you arrived here stuck in someone else's frames...use this link to break free! E-Mail: edsanders@edsanders.com 1999 Sled Dog Race Info: Sled Dog Races Cancelled for 1999, not enough snow. At the Lancaster Fair Grounds. 4, 6, and 10 mile races. $2000 Purses. Skijouring Competition. $500 Purse. Batteries n' Wires - Cold Weather Starting - a humorous approach to automotive electricity. Snow Phone/Trail Condition Numbers State wide NH: 800/258-3609 Pittsburg NH: 603/538-7437 Errol NH: 603/482-7669 VAST: 800/734-8278 (toll free VT only) The contact person for the 1999 Sled Dog Races is Don Mooney at the Northern Gateway Chamber of Commerce. 603-788-2530 PO Box 527 Lancaster, NH 03584-0567 1998 Paper booklet Typsetting/Graphic Design by North Country Publishing. 1998 Paper Booklet Camera work, layout and printing by Public Service of New Hampshire. Watch for 1999 info here soon! 1999 SLED DOG RACE EVENT SCHEDULE Flash! The Sled Dog Races in Lancaster this weekend have been postponed to the "snow date" of Feb 27 and 28, 1999 due to course conditions and safety reasons! Two day race - 4, 8, 10 mile course - purse of $2,000 will go to the winner - start and finish will be in the field in back of the Lancaster Motor Inn, Lancaster, NH.

107. The Christian Science Monitor | Csmonitor.com THE HOME FORUM. sleddog racing terms. For further information Iditarod; Alaska sIditarod sled dog Race ThinkQuest; sled dogs An Alaskan Epic PBS; http://search.csmonitor.com/durable/2001/03/06/p18s2.htm

WORLD USA COMMENTARY LEARNING ... Text Edition Search: Archive Packages Collections of articles on specific topics. Most-viewed stories: (for 05/25/04) US closes in on deal with Iraqi cleric 'Gas roots' protest over pump prices National Parks fast falling into disrepair In grade-obsessed society, learning gets left behind ... Bush's bid to shape the Iraq story THE HOME FORUM from the March 06, 2001 edition Editor's note The Christian Science Monitor archive includes stories dating back to 1980. Some early articles lack sufficient formatting, and will appear as one long column without paragraph breaks. We apologize for the aesthetics and hope that the information will still be of value to you. Sled-dog racing terms Sara Steindorf - Mush! Hike! All right! Let's go! - Go! ('Mush' is from the French 'Marchez!') Haw -Turn left. Gee - (Pronounced 'Ghee') Turn right. On by - Go past an object; don't stop to investigate it. Whoa! - Stop! Trail! - Request for right-of-way on the trail, when passing another racer. Pedaling - Pushing the sled forward with one foot, much the way skateboarders propel themselves.

108. Iditarod - Encyclopedia Article About Iditarod. Free Access, No Registration Nee To pursue her love of dogsled racing and breeding huskies, she moved to the WrangellMountains area of Alaska. . Click the link for more information. http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Iditarod

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Iditarod Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race , usually called " the Iditarod ", is an annual dog-sled race in Alaska This article is about the state. For other meanings, see Alaska (disambiguation) Alaska (In Detail) (Full size) State nickname: "The Last Frontier" Other U.S. States Capital Juneau Largest City Anchorage Governor Frank Murkowski Area - Total - Land - Water - % water Ranked 1st Click the link for more information. , U.S., that commemorates a 1925 relay to transport anti- diphtheria The clinical case definition of diphtheria is An upper respiratory tract illness characterized by sore throat, low-grade fever, and an adherent membrane of the tonsil(s), pharynx, and/or nose. Laboratory criteria for diagnosis Isolation of Corynebacterium diphtheriae from a clinical specimen, or Histopathologic diagnosis of diphtheria Case classification Click the link for more information. serum from Anchorage, Alaska Anchorage, Alaska is a city in the U.S. State of Alaska. It is also a census area. With 260,283 residents according to the 2000 census, Anchorage is the largest city in the state of Alaska, composing somewhat less than half of the state's population. Anchorage is an independent city, not part of any larger borough or census area.

109. Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race Information--Ultimate Iditarod 2003 Ultimate Iditarod, Snowcrest racing sled Dogs, Seavey s Iditarod racing TeamReproduction or distribution in any way or by any means prohibited without http://www.ultimateiditarod.com/trupdates/02-21-03.htm

Ultimate Iditarod NEWS FLASH Iditarod Race Route Has Again Been Modified February 21, 2003 By Ultimate Iditarod's Jim Gallea Well, it's official...we think. As of today, the race managers and Board of Directors of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race have decided on the race trail of the 2003 Iditarod. However, the route has again been changed from the course that was announced nearly two weeks ago. Here's what we know: As reported earlier, the ceremonial start will take place on Saturday, March 1, in downtown Anchorage. Rather than running the 25 miles from Anchorage to Eagle River, a shorter, 11-mile trail to Campbell Airstrip will be run. The re-start of the race will take place at 10 AM on Monday, March 3, on the Chena River near Pike's Landing in Fairbanks. From Fairbanks, the trail will run to Nenana, then Manley, and then Tanana. From Tanana, the trail will meet the traditional Iditarod race trail at Ruby. Rather than running the traditional race trail backwards from Ruby to Ophir as planned earlier, the racers will follow the Yukon River from Ruby to Galena and then on to Kaltag. From Kaltag, teams will continue downriver on the Yukon to Shageluk, then turn around at Shageluk and head back up river to Kaltag. While running this loop, the checkpoint of Eagle Island will be used by teams going both up river and down river. However, the checkpoint of Anvik will only be used on the downriver run, and Grayling will only be used on the up river run. After stopping a second time at Kaltag, teams will follow the normal Iditarod race trail to Unalakleet and then up the Bering Sea Coast to Nome.

110. Iditarod dogs have figured out the sleeping in the sled trick to am to 700 pm Raymie Redingtonand his dog cart rides first day of sign up for the 2005 race and picnic http://www.iditarod.com/

IDITAROD XXXIII STARTS ON MARCH 5, 2005 AT 10:00 A.M. IN ANCHORAGE, ALASKA Official Cable Network of the 2004 Iditarod Sled Dog Race Apparently a lot of sled dogs have figured out the sleeping in the sled trick to keep from being left behind. IDITAROD HEADQUARTERS BEGINS SUMMER HOURS SATURDAY Beginning Saturday May 15, the Iditarod Headquarters will be open seven days a week from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Raymie Redington and his dog cart rides will be available daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (weather permitting). No admission fee for the museum. Cart rides $5.00 per person. This is a unique treat for those summer visitors. Bus tours are welcome. Drivers/tour guides, please call with estimated time of arrival and number of passengers. 907-352-2208 IT IS NOT TOO LATE TO SIGN UP FOR THE 2004 SUMMER TEACHER CONFERENCE The 2004 Iditarod Summer Teacher Conference will start on June 21 and end on June 25 (with an invitation to all the teachers to attend the first day of sign up for the 2005 race and picnic on Saturday June 26). If you are planning to attend the Summer Conference please contact the Educational Director, Lois Harter, as soon as possible for a probable head count for space reservation.

111. Yukonquest - Home Page Complete Story Complete Story. 3/09/04 2004 Yukon Quest Final Results!The 2004 Yukon Quest International sled dog Race is officially over. http://www.yukonquest.org/

Race Update Last Update - 02:13 PM AST Fairbanks Whitehorse WHITEHORSE YUKON - FAIRBANKS ALASKA Cliquez ici pour lire les articles en francais The Yukon Quest starts Sunday, February 13th in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory. 5/06/04 Calling all artists! Call for artwork!! The 2005 Yukon Quest Call for Entries for artwork is underway. This annual solicitation of Yukon Quest artwork will help create the 2005 Yukon Quest merchandise. Posters, pins, patches and other official Yukon Quest items will be produced by the summer of 2004, and we are looking for new designs and ideas for our next year's Yukon Quest merchandise. If you are an artist, or know of anyone who is, we would love to see some of their Yukon Quest style artwork in this year's Call for Entries. Artists who's work is selected by the Yukon Quest will receive a small honourarium, recognition on this web site, ... Complete Story 3/09/04 2004 Yukon Quest Final Results! The 2004 Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race is officially over. On Sunday Feb 29th, Yukon Quest mushers, officials, vets and race fans gathered at the Finish Banquet and Awards ... Complete Story 5/11/04 General Membership Meetings The snow has melted, the leaves are on the trees and it's time for the annual membership meetings. On the Alaska side of the border the meeting is scheduled for May 20 at the Captain ...

112. Sled Dog Action Coalition: Iditarod Information Comprehensive information about the Iditarod dog sled race including pictures, quotes,dog care, mushing, kennels, veterinary information, statistics, press http://www.helpsleddogs.org/

At least 122 dogs have been run to death or have died from other causes in the Iditarod. There is no official count of dog deaths available for the race's early years. To learn more about Iditarod dog deaths, click on Quotes A dog is being dragged on the ice. He may be dead or unconscious. The musher may be sleeping. To learn more about mushers sleeping in their sleds while the dogs race, click sleeping while dogs race click for a larger image The Iditarod is described by the Iditarod Trail Committee and by the Alaskan media as an exciting contest of man against nature. What the descriptions do not tell us is the untold suffering of the dogs that often give their lives in this race. Dog deaths and injuries are common in the Iditarod, and when they are not racing, the dogs live under inhumane conditions. Iditarod Race Facts He cannot speak for himself but you can. This dog's picture was taken at the kennel of a leading musher.

113. Cabela's Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race Coverage The carpenter from Kotzebue surged ahead of Jeff King and John Baker late in theKobuk 440 sled dog race, finishing three and a half hours ahead of them. http://www.cabelasiditarod.com/

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

114. Northwind Sleds Home Page High tech and traditional dog sleds and bags for touring, sprints, and distance racing. http://www.northwindsleds.com/

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115. MaineMade Dogsleds - Home Supplying sleds for racing, recreation and touring, plus bags and accessories. Illustrated catolog and design details. http://www.mainemadedogsleds.com/

Send us an Email We Accept Visa and MasterCard Shipping charges may vary Welcome to MaineMade Dogsleds To navigate our site, click on the buttons on the left side of the page or on one of the underlined words in the product categories below. Product Categories: Sleds: Racing: Contemporary: Extremely lightweight, highly maneuverable sleds especially designed for racing. Traditional: Hand-tied sleds made of 100% select white ash Recreational: Multi-purpose sleds designed for racing, training, and recreational use made of 100% select white ash. Touring/Freight: Sleds specifically built for carrying multiple passengers and/or cargo. Custom Sleds: Sleds made to YOUR specifications Sled Bags: MaineMade Dogsleds 74 Whitehouse Rd Vassalboro, Maine 04989 questions@mainemadedogsleds.com

116. K-300 Sled Dog Race Home Page K300 Historical Results. Maps and Trail Information. Contact Us K-300 RaceCommittee. PO Box 3001. Bethel, AK 99559. (C) 2003 Kuskokwim 300 Race Committee. http://www.k300.org/

THE OFFICIAL K-300 WEBSITE K-300 Musher Nathan Underwood, photo by R.A. Dillon Ed Iten Wins K-300- 40 Hours 7 Mintues 42 Seconds - Huey Larson Wins Bogus Creek 150 -16 hours 28 Minutes - Greg Larson Wins Dash - 5 hours 29 mintues 15 seconds K-300 Leader Board Bogus Creek 150 Page Akiak Dash Page Race Sponsors ... Guest Book -Leave a Message K-300 Sunday Fun Runs Page Race Results Trail Doc by Dr. Leach Travel and Lodging Info ... Musher's Corner Important Information For Mushers Other K-300 Events K-300 Historical Results Maps and Trail Information Contact Us: K-300 Race Committee P.O Box 3001 Bethel, AK 99559 kusko@unicom-alaska.com Visit our web sponsor page at: www.bethelak.com The 26th annual K-300 is scheduled to start on Friday January 14th, 2005. K-300 Volunteer Party a Huge Success! This year the K-300 Volunteer Party, which was traditionally a bowling party, was changed to a no-stakes funny money faux casino night. The only way to buy into the night was through the donation of volunteer hours for the 2004 K-300. Thanks to Anica Family Store the donation of the top prize, Long Pond Elk Farm for the sausages, the K-300 Feed Store for the gift certificates, Anvil's Gun Cache for the door prize, and to the Long House Bethel Inn for hosting us once again. Check out the pictures.....as always, click to enlarge! This will be the last K-300 web update for a while. A big thank you to everyone who checked this page frequently, and for all of the feed back I received. Also a big thank you to Gary Peltola who got us going on this current web program. Be sure to visit Gary's page at

117. Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race March 1998. Enlarge this image, Iditarod Trail sled dog Race A LocalLegacy Have you ever been in a race? How long was it? How would http://www.americaslibrary.gov/cgi-bin/page.cgi/es/ak/iditarod_1

Alaska Huskies along the trail during start day, March 1998 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race A Local Legacy Have you ever been in a race? How long was it? How would you like to be in a race that is more than 1,000 miles long, involves treacherous climbs, and lasts for nine to 20 days in sub-zero temperatures, much of it in darkness and blinding winds? Sounds incredible? Well, that is what some people do every year in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in Alaska. Called "the last great race on Earth," the Iditarod (pronounced eye-DIT-a-rod) consists of teams of 12 to 16 dogs pulling a sled driven by a man or woman, called a "musher." The race, which begins on the first Saturday every March, runs from Anchorage in the south to Nome on the western Bering Sea. The journey takes the mushers over mountains, through dense forests, and across frozen rivers and tundra. Each year 50 to 80 mushers leave the starting gate, and for many of them their main goal is just to complete the race. The Iditarod is the ultimate test of humans and animals against nature. page 1 of 1 About Local Legacies Home Explore the States Alaska Race Site Map

118. UP 200, Midnight Run Jack Pine 30 Sled Dog Races Letter Submission Form Subscribe now for the first edition of sled dog Crossings an UP 200 2004 Final Race Standings Midnight Run Results 2004 Jack Pine 30 http://www.up200.org/

119. Winners Of The Iditarod Trail Sled-dog Race List of winners of the legendary Iditarod Trail sled dog Race from the beginning,including winning times and brief notes about the winners. http://nh.essortment.com/iditaroddogsl_rtty.htm

Winners of the Iditarod trail sled-dog race List of winners of the legendary Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race from the beginning, including winning times and brief notes about the winners. The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race takes place each year in March. The race runs 1,049 miles from Anchorage and Nome, Alaska. Begun in 1973, the race commemorates a successful emergency mission to get diptheria vaccine to Nome in 1925 during an epidemic. The drama of racing through the frozen Arctic landscape over many days has captured the imagination of people around the world. Winners of the race have been as follows: bodyOffer(19690) Year Musher Home Time (DD:HH:MM) 1973 Dick Wilmarth Red Devil, AK 20:00:50 1974 Carl Huntington Galena, AK 20:15:02 1975 Emmitt Peters Ruby, AK 14:14:45 1976 Gerald Riley Nenana, AK 18:22:58 1977 Rick Swenson Manley, AK 16:16:27 1978 Dick Mackey Wasilla, AK 14:18:52 1979 Rick Swenson Manley, AK 15:10:38 1980 Joe May Trapper Creek, AK 14:07:12 1981 Rick Swenson Manley, AK 12:08:45

120. Sled Dogs And Mushers One of the ways Dallas gets back to his roots is by running Minnesota s John BeargreaseSled dog Marathon, a 500mile race along the rugged North Shore of http://www.emily.net/~schiller/mushing.html

As long as there is snow, there's bound to be someone somewhere running a team of dogs through it. Mushing is a recreation that has peaked and ebbed over the last thirty years - the 1980's being a high point, when almost everyone in America had at least heard the word Iditarod and watched the race between Rick Swenson and Susan Butcher with an interest that was reminiscent of the Riggs and King tennis match of the '70's. Many new mushers joined the bandwagon during this period, and hobby farmers were suddenly raising sled dogs instead of chickens. "Man would not be on the face of the earth if it had not been for the domestic dog," says Edward Dallas, as we visit with him at his home in Deerwood, Minnesota. Ed had a 10-minute stint as "Gunnar Tveit" in the Disney film Iron Will , and he had this to ask us: "What possessed the dog to break away from the wolf, the jackal, the fox, and step into that circle of light cast by our cavemen ancestors' campfire? Something had to possess him to say, 'I will step inside that circle.' And when he did, I think it was a bond that was set for the rest of time." These sentiments expressed by Dallas, a veteran dog musher, could probably be echoed by canine lovers all around the globe. But especially by dog mushers, who by choice spend the greater part of their day with their dogs. Sled dogs are mainly Alaskan Huskies, a Heinz 57 dog bred to pull and travel. "They were bred out of the Siberian Husky during the gold rush days," Dallas explains, "with Indian dogs, and other big dogs in the arctic, and a wolf thrown in here and there."

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