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Sled dog race canceled midrace due to avalanche risk
TheIdaho Sled Dog Challenge has been canceled due to severe avalanche danger. Originally the race was put on a 12-hour hold but after reports of an avalanche a
Idaho Sled Dog Challenge cancelled midrace due to avalanche risk
Due to severe avalanche danger, the Idaho Sled Dog Challenge canceled the remainder of the 200-mile race. Seven 100-mile teams that left the last checkpoint before the hold made it safely to the finish line.
17-Year-Old Musher Wins Warm Lake Stage Race as Part of the Idaho Sled Dog Challenge
Prior to the long awaited Idaho Sled Dog Challenge this coming week, the Warm Lake Stage Race took place from January 29-30. The stage race was met with enthusiasm for the new and upcoming teams and mushers,
Mushers and their dogs gear up for the Idaho Sled Dog Challenge
The ceremonial start is the final event before the two big races and this event brings the community together to meet the mushers and see the dogs run.
Idaho sled dog race canceled due to avalanche risk in McCall
MCCALL, Idaho – The 200-mile Adida Rod qualifier sled dog race in McCall has been canceled due to avalanche risk. Race officials initially placed the event on a 12-hour hold, hoping to reassess the conditions. However, by around 6:25 a.m., officials decided to cancel the race entirely due to worsening weather conditions.
Mush: Idaho teen claims victory in 'Warm Lake Sled Dog Race' after previous year's setback
Caroline Nevills, a 17-year-old musher from Middleton, Idaho, captured first place in the Idaho Sled Dog Challenge's "Warm Lake Stage Race."
Idaho teen triumphs in sled dog race comeback
Caroline Nevills, a 17-year-old musher from Middleton, Idaho, claimed victory in the Idaho Sled Dog Challenge's Warm Lake Stage Race held January 29-30.Nevills
From St. Cloud to the WolfTrack Classic: Mike Bestgen’s epic sled dog racing journey
Mike Bestgen, a 66-year-old resident of St. Cloud, Minnesota, has been a competitive sled dog racer for over 25 years.
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Subsistence-style dog mushing is fading. How Alaska's salmon crisis is changing the sport
Throughout its rich history in Alaska, the tradition of mushing has changed with the times and shifted to adapt to a changing ...
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Iditarod race director says most of the trail is in good shape
Despite little snow in some parts of the state, Mark Nordman says conditions along much of the Iditarod trail are actually ...
Deseret News archives: 100 years ago, sled dogs arrived in Nome, Alaska, with lifesaving medicine
A look back at local, national and world events through Deseret News archives. On Feb. 2, 1925, the legendary Alaska Serum ...
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Snow outlook good for U.P.’s CopperDog 150 sled races
Festivities begin with the CopperDog Street Party, including fireworks, on Friday evening in Calumet. The CopperDog150, ...
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How a warming climate is part of a shift in sled dog genetics
While some changes in mushing come from development in the sport, others have been forced by a changing climate. One part of ...
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From St. Cloud to the Iditarod: Mike Bestgen’s epic sled dog racing journey: ‘It is exhilarating’
Bestgen's dedication to the sport has earned him several victories, including three consecutive wins at the WolfTrack Classic Sled Dog Race, where he also holds the record for being the oldest ...
Mushers, dogs braved harsh Alaska winter to deliver life-saving serum 100 years ago
Nome, Alaska, remembers its saviors — the sled dogs and mushers who raced for more than five days through hypothermia, ...