Iditarod Sled Dog Race
Iditarod musher counters PETA claims she and race officials let dog die
Fairbanks musher Paige Drobny, whose sled dog suffocated in snow while awaiting transport from a checkpoint, is pushing back against the animal rights group, which said she and race volunteers should face animal cruelty charges.
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Iditarod Sled Dog Race
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IDITAROD SLED DOG RACE
Berkowitz wins Iditarod dog care award
Jake Berkowitz, the Big Lake musher who made it to Nome with 15 dogs in harness, won the award for dog care Sunday at the Iditarod finishers' banquet in Nome.
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IDITAROD SLED DOG RACE
Dropped Iditarod dog suffocated under snow
Iditarod officials say a dropped sled dog suffocated early Friday in a snowdrift piled up by strong wind in Unalakleet, a village on the western Alaska coast and a checkpoint in the 1,000-mile race.
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IDITAROD SLED DOG RACE
Iditarod officially ends with Roalofs taking Red Lantern
The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is officially over with the last team to finish in Nome.
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IDITAROD SLED DOG RACE
Iditarod officials: Sled dog suffocated "as the result of being buried by snow"
An examination of the dropped Iditarod sled dog that died in Unalakleet has determined that cause of death to be "asphyxiation as the result of being buried by snow in severe wind conditions," race officials said Saturday.
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IDITAROD SLED DOG RACE
The long journey home for May, the missing Iditarod sled dog
An Iditarod sled dog missing for days traveled hundreds of miles back down the trail, through the Alaska Range toward home -- and was found by snowmachiners on Wednesday night.
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IDITAROD SLED DOG RACE
Missing Iditarod dog backtracked hundreds of miles
Newton Marshall's sled dog May was found Wednesday in Big Lake after a trek of more than 300 to 400 miles along the Iditarod Trail.
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IDITAROD SLED DOG RACE
An old Iditarod dog's big moment in close race for 15th
An old, slow dog named Squirt furnished some Front Street drama Wednesday, guiding Cim Smyth past Paul Gebhardt in the race for 15th place in the 41st Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race.
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IDITAROD SLED DOG RACE
Iditarod champ Seavey delivers a win for the aged
Led by 53-year-old winner Mitch Seavey, this year's Iditarod was teeming with mushers of a certain age who still have what it takes to compete.
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IDITAROD SLED DOG RACE
Seavey outpaces Zirkle in one of closest Iditarod finishes ever
Mitch Seavey scored one for the AARP-eligible crowd Tuesday night by becoming the oldest champion in Iditarod history. Seavey, 53, outdueled Aliy Zirkle on the final stretch of the 1,000-mile race.
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IDITAROD SLED DOG RACE
King third, Jonrowe 10th as Iditarod's top 10 reach Nome
Nome's Front Street was a busy place early Wednesday morning -- third-place Jeff King led a parade of finishers who completed the 41st Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race overnight.
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