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Sled Dog Racing:     more books (100)

Fan's Guide to the Iditarod by Mary H. Hood, 1996-09 Cold Nights: Fast Trails : Reflections of a Modern Dog Musher by Dave Olesen, 1989-12 Cart and sled dog training by Raymond Thompson, 1972 Baby by Joseph Monninger, 2007-09-01 Iditarod Country: Exploring the Route of the Last Great Race by Tricia Brown, 1998-02 Glory Trail (Books for Students By Students) by Taramesha Maniatty, 1995-10 Trails of the Heart by Geneviève Montcombroux, 2003-03-10 Race Against Death: A True Story of the Far North by Seymour Reit, 1976-04 Iditarod Spirit by Kim Heacox, 1991-10 Yukon Quest Photo Journey by Laurent Dick, 2003-01 The Iditarod Arctic Sports Medicine-Human Performance Guide: Official Guide of the Iditarod Extreme Sports-Contemporary Biography by Carol Parenzan Smalley, Jim Whiting, et all 2006-09-15 Sled Dogs: Speeding Through Snow (Dogs Helping People) by Alice B. McGinty, 1999-08 Mush, slush, and glory. (Matt Gavin describes his sled dog race technique): An article from: Child Life by Kelly Milner Halls, 1997-01-01

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81. ALASKA SLED DOG & RACING ASSOC.
    Home of the Alaskan sled dog racing Association (ASDRA)of Anchorage, Alaska. ASDRA promotes the Alaska state sport of dog mushing and hosts sprint races in Anchorage, Alaska, including the Fur  
    http://www.alaskansleddogracingassociation.com/
    
    Extractions: Anchorage, Alaska Welcome to the Alaska Sled Dog and Racing Association (ASDRA) Homepage In 1949 the Alaska Sled Dog and Racing Association (ASDRA) was formed to promote and preserve the great Alaskan tradition of dog mushing. ASDRA's committed volunteers have developed and maintained the dedicated sled dog trails in Far North Bicentennial Park and the Campbell Tract for 50 years. The non-profit club puts on internationally recognized races from January 1 through the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous in February of each year. Race fees and trail fees are used to maintain the club trailhead facilities and groom the trails in Far North Bicentennial Park. The 20 miles of trail known as Tozier Track begins and ends at a 10-acre trailhead site owned by ASDRA. A strong junior mushing program provides education and winter recreation for mushers from 4 to 17 years. Members sponsor events sharing their sport with the community and tourists. Membership Race Rules Bylaws Race Entry Form ... Fur Rondy Purse Calculation Check Out the Events at the Tozier Track 3400 Tudor Rd.

82. Sled Dog Central Race Web Sites
    Black Hills Race for the Gold dog sled Race, Hill City, South Dakota, USA SouthDakota s premier dog sled racing event is held annually in Hill City, South  
    http://www.sleddogcentral.com/racelinks.htm
    
    Extractions: Stage Races ... Add your free link To keep this site maintained for the enjoyment of others, please report broken links here Adventure Kennels Misc ... Racing-L Speed Races ABSA , Affiliated British Sleddog Activities - Sprint races, calendar of events, race results and online magazine Anchorage Fur Rendezvous one of the premier sprint races in Alaska Antarctica Sleddog Homepage Italian championship organizers, members of the WSA (IFSS) and the one and only organization that promotes professional sleddog sports in Italy. [ most of the site in Italian, but some English

83. Quality Hand Crafted Dog Sleds By Superior Dog Sleds. Five Models To Choosse Fro
    Providing sleds, equipment, and dog sled rides. sleds for recreation or racing.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/mi2/SuperiorDogSleds/WEBPAGE.html
    
    Extractions: FOR YOUR RACING AND RECREATIONAL PLEASURE A VARIETY OF FINE SLEDS HANDCRAFTED BY WE ALSO GIVE SLED DOG RIDES CALL OR E-MAIL US FOR A FREE BROCHURE E-MAIL US AT: superiordogsleds@tds.net S.S. EQUALIZER $ 625.00 THIS IS THE ULTIMATE TRACKING SLED. STAYS BEHIND THE FASTEST TEAMS WITH LITTLE EFFORT. LIGHTWEIGHT FOR THE SERIOUS RACER MORTISE AND TENON, TIED, RAWHIDE, SNUBLINE, UHMW ON THE RUNNERS, BUNGY BRIDLE, HANDLEGRIPS, CLAW BRAKE, SUREGRIP TREAD, SANDED AND VARNISHED S.S. TRAILBUSTER $ 600.00 THIS SLED IS BUILT TOUGH ENOUGH TO TRAIN WITH, AND AGILE ENOUGH TO RACE WITH MORTISE AND TENON, TIED, RAWHIDE BOWS, UHMW BUNGY BRIDLE, SUREGRIP TREAD, FULL BASKET, SANDED AND VARNISHED S.S. SLE-BOGGAN $ 600.00

84. New Zealand Mushing Resource HomePage
    ASDC group history, club events schedule, racing results, and weightpull information.  
    http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~sled-dog/index.html

85. Alaskan Malamute Iditarod Team
    Article about the Storm Kloud Kennel Iditarod racing Team of 1994. The musher was Jamie Nelson of Togo, who has won the Beargrease and the UP 200 sled dog races more than once.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Trails/2303/TailTalk/MalIditTeam.htm
    
    Extractions: Since it is Iditarod time again, I thought it might be nice to relive those exciting days in 1994 when Malamutes ran the trail and proved that the breed could still do what it originally had been bred to do. Nancy Russell, owner of Storm Kloud Kennel in Sussex, Wisconsin, dreamed of having an Iditarod team ever since the race started in 1973. Nancy met musher Jamie Nelson of Togo, Minnesota, at a freight race in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, in 1987. Shortly after, she sent two dogs to Jamie to be trained as lead dogs. In 1989, Nancy took a litter of six puppies to Jamie to develop into a team for promotional purposes. Jamie was impressed with the working ability of the Malamutes and the idea of an Iditarod team became a real possibility. By the fall of 1993, Jamie had 20 Malamutes in training and finally decided to enter the race. Because of the lateness of this decision, it was not possible to obtain commercial sponsors, so money was raised through mile sponsorships, the Alaskan Malamute Club of America, and several all-breed dog clubs. The remainder was paid by Storm Kloud Kennel. (All ages and weights are those at the time of the Iditarod.)

86. Racing Sled Dog Kennel
    Der Musher Kurt Pichler informiert ¼ber Schlittenhundesport, Schlittenhunderennen in Mitteleuropa und Skandinavien und die ArktisNord-Ost-Expedition.  
    http://home.pages.at/pipi/

87. Equipment For The Active And Working Pet: Sled Dogs, Working Dogs And Packing Do
    Raven's Watch dog sled Tours helps individuals enter a sled dog race.  
    http://www.dog-sledding-canada.ravenswatch.on.ca
    
    Extractions: Raven's Watch offers great equipment for dogs on the move, with owners looking for quality, custom made products at reasonable prices. Frequently Asked Questions: What is the difference between an x-back racing harness , and an H-back harness ? Can I use an x-back harness or a H-back harness for ski-joring as well as dogsledding, or roller blading? A semi-slip or reduced choke collar, has a stop, this allows you to correct the dog without the collar continuously tightening. A semi slip collar is useful in teaching dogs not to back out of their collars. A buckle choke collar, can be either a full choke, or no choke, for training and everyday walking. Flyball collars have a handle built into them this collar is very useful for keeping your dog close when someone comes to the door.

88. Paul Bunyan Sled Dog Races
    Promoting the annual racing event.  
    http://www.paulbunyan.net/sleddograce/

89. Record Field Starts Iditarod Sled Dog Race
    http://cnn.com/2004/US/West/03/06/sled.dog.racing.ap/index.html

90. Rivers, A Blind Alaska Racing Sled Dog
    Hi Gang, my name is Rivers! For those of you who do not know me, I am a blindIditarod racing sled dog, retired. I have been blind since 1997.  
    http://home.gci.net/~sleddog/
    
    Extractions: About Rivers Favorite Stories Rivers Books Pictures ... Links Email Rivers at: Rivers@rogershsa.com For those of you who do not know me, I am a blind Iditarod racing sled dog, retired. I have been blind since 1997. Since then, I ran the Iditarod Race twice and helped a musher win the Junior Iditarod in 1999. I met my friend Mike in June 2000. It was a real chance meeting. It changed both of our lives, for the good. Mike took me to see Dr. Jim Gaarder , a great animal eye vet, because my eyeballs were so big. Frankly, I was in pain, but you know us dogs, we seldom let our human companions know. Mike wanted to know if I could ever see again. After a thorough exam, Dr. Jim said that my sight was gone for good. The important thing was to make me comfortable and make me pain free. A long time ago, I accepted the fact I was blind, with no chance that I would ever see again. For a while, I continued to race although I was blind. I want to race again. Mike knew I wanted to race, and he asked

91. Gold Rush Sled Dog Association -- Races, History & Links
    we have seen a growth in interest in the use of dogs for both pulling and racing. aimsof PRIDE, to ensure the wellbeing of all animals used in sled dog sports  
    http://www.wellsbc.com/sleddog/
    
    Extractions: Related Links Related Links Top of the Page Welcome to the web site of the Gold Rush Trail Sled Dog Association. Our group, which is centred in the Quesnel/Wells area of British Columbia was formally organized in 1994 after successfully staging a mid-distance sled dog race as a demonstration sport during the 1993 Northern B.C. Winter Games. The purposes of the society are: The development of the use of dogs as pack and draft animals for sport and companionship through racing, rallies and demonstrations. The safe, humane and knowledgeable treatment of dogs when used for these tasks. The perpetuation of good sportsmanship among participants. To encourage and promote amateur games and events. To provide for the recreation of the members and to promote and afford opportunity for friendly activities, especially those involving winter sports and families. The dissemination of information to members and the general public. To affiliate with other associations having similar objectives.

92. Jedeye SledDogs: Racing Siberian Huskies
    Iditarod Veteran dog sled kennel. Photos and pedigrees of dogs both US and Internationally located.  
    http://www.jedeyesleddogs.com/

93. Welcome To Washington Elementary
    From the Alaskan Husky, an unregistered type of racing sled dog, to the registered breeds including the Siberian Husky, Alaskan Malamute and Samoyed.  
    http://www.cloquet.k12.mn.us/was/Kim/newbear/resource.add.bear/wings.html
    
    Extractions: Please bear with us, as we are currently under revision. During the 2003-2004 school year we will be uploading information to our new system. You can access the old Washington website by clicking here If you have any questions or comments about the Washington Web site you can contact the Washington Web Master. Visit the main district site

94. ALASKA SLED DOG & RACING ASSOC.
    Home of the Alaskan sled dog racing Association (ASDRA)of Anchorage,Alaska. Alaskan sled dog racing Association. Anchorage, Alaska.  
    http://alaskansleddogracingassociation.com/
    
    Extractions: Anchorage, Alaska Welcome to the Alaska Sled Dog and Racing Association (ASDRA) Homepage In 1949 the Alaska Sled Dog and Racing Association (ASDRA) was formed to promote and preserve the great Alaskan tradition of dog mushing. ASDRA's committed volunteers have developed and maintained the dedicated sled dog trails in Far North Bicentennial Park and the Campbell Tract for 50 years. The non-profit club puts on internationally recognized races from January 1 through the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous in February of each year. Race fees and trail fees are used to maintain the club trailhead facilities and groom the trails in Far North Bicentennial Park. The 20 miles of trail known as Tozier Track begins and ends at a 10-acre trailhead site owned by ASDRA. A strong junior mushing program provides education and winter recreation for mushers from 4 to 17 years. Members sponsor events sharing their sport with the community and tourists. Membership Race Rules Bylaws Race Entry Form ... Fur Rondy Purse Calculation Check Out the Events at the Tozier Track 3400 Tudor Rd.

95. Welcome To Muktuk Kennels
    An introduction to racing world of Frank Turner and Muktuk Kennels. Frank is the only musher to have entered the Quest every year since its inception in 1984. Race information, maps, trail notes and results. Also information on wilderness tours with Frank and his Alaskan huskies, and our summer activities.  
    http://www.muktuk.com/

96. Empire Race
    Phone (715) 4664025 or (715) 378-2475. 2004 sled dog Race Day 01/03/2004. sleddog racing on the Empire Trail began in 1988. Notes MAP.  
    http://fp1.centurytel.net/sswi/sled.htm
    
    Extractions: ANNUAL Empire Sled Dog Races JANUARY RACE FINALS Pictures 2004 THANKS!!! SPONSORS ON THIS YEAR’S EMPIRE TEAM SPONSOR TEAM LEADER IS . . . RECREATIONAL RACE SPONSOR IS . . . American Ed-Co SPONSOR TEAM . . . Biffy In A Jiffy Dahlberg Empire Canvas Works Etienne’s Resort Mark Hutton Signs Lagae Cosgrove Contractors National Bank of Commerce Northwoods Shopper Nutrisource Dog Food St. Croix Inn S olon Springs Civic Club Swanson’s Motel - Campgrounds The Little Gift House Town of Solon Springs Tuverson’s Resort Village of Solon Springs Wester Wheel Works Pottery IFSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFYING RACE Hosted by Solon Springs Lions Club Empire Sled Dog Race, PO Box 61, Solon Springs, WI 54873-0061 Phone: (715) 466-4025 or (715) 378-2475 Sled Dog Race Day 01/03/2004 6 DOG 8 DOG Recreational Class Sled Dog Race 6 DOG 8 DOG Recreational Class Pictures ... Pictures Sled Dog Race 6 DOG 10 DOG Pictures THIS YEARS RACE INFORMATION: EMPIRE EVENTS "Just Posted" "Prizes" THE RACE RECREATION CLASS THE TIME THE ENTRY FEE ... FULL EMPIRE RULES FOR 2004 THE RACE: The race will feature two classes: six-dog and eight-dog. Both classes will race a loop beginning and ending in Solon Springs. This procedure will be repeated on the second day. The six-dog class will travel approximately 24 miles each day and the eight-dog class will travel approximately 33 miles each day.

97. DOGTEC - Welcome To Dogtec Web Site
    Alaskan husky kennel near Fairbanks. sled dogs care products. Hightech racing sleds. Kennel management and nutrition software (free demos). Download a free sled dog screen saver.  
    http://www.noatak.com

98. Origin Of The Aurora Borealis
    Written in the style of a Native American origin myth, this story nicely deals with the death of a beloved sled dog, linking their passing to the gaining a silver harness and racing in the skies as part of the Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis; while not directly sports related, deals with an important element of dog sports, the inevitable death of a canine companion  
    http://www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/Yard/5541/aurora.html
    
    Extractions: Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java. Tookla's magnificent head came up with a start. What was that? Another sound? Ears forward, Tookla's ice-blue eyes stared out from the doorway of his plywood doghouse. Getting up slowly he stretched luxuriously and moved carefully from the warmth of his hay filled house into the bitter chill of his fenced outdoor run. Standing still, Tookla alertly scanned the February afternoon landscape outside his run. Nothing. How many times now had he expectantly searched the surrounding area only to be disappointed? Walking to the end of his run, Tookla sat slowly down and heaved a great sigh. Sparkles of frost chased by shivery wintry blasts twirled through the air and landed on his thick warm coat. Half closing his eyes, Tookla began to think back to the old days, the good days. "It wasn't always like this," he thought to himself. "I used to go with my master and the team always. But no more. Not for a long time. My own son now has my place at the front of the team. Faster than me now. Much faster. Like I was faster than my father, Sabu. But I wasn't always faster than my father. I had to grow, to work so hard! Running back in the team with the others. Not for me. I didn't like that. Only after Sabu and my master taught me the words could I go in front. Then we were so fast! Soon I was even faster than father! Often I was at the front. I remember running through all those pine trees with the others, faster than ever! We flew down the trail."

99. The Alaskan Iditarod Sled Dog Race, An Interactive Unit Study By Sue Smith
    Hooray! They really have some great information both of their families have beenin dog sled racing for years, so they know what they are talking about!  
    http://www.oregontrail.net/~thesmiths/iditarod/idit.html

100. Welcome To Kearney's Dog Sled Site,Dog Sled Races In Ontario
     Family Games dog sled Races, Kearney Family Games. dog sled Race Maps CourseMaps. dog sled racing clothing Musher Clothing. Web Site Last updated Feb 10/04.  
     http://www.kearneydogsled.com/

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