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Dog Racing:     more books (100)

Iditabusiness: the Iditarod is not only the last great race, it's also big business. (sled dog racing): An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Sean Reid, 1993-03-01 Canodromo Calpense, Sabado 19 de Junio 1949. Programa Oficial. Dog Racing Program. by Canodromo Calpense, 1948 The Alaska Champion Dog Musher 1953 Souvenir Annual:The Alaska Sled Dog & Racing Association Tracks misled public on need for dog racing.: An article from: New Hampshire Business Review by Carey Theil, 2007-08-03 Bills, Public: Dog Racing to Local Authorities (Emergency Provisions) Session 7 February 1928 - 3 August 1928 Vol. II by British Parliament Papers by British Parliament Papers by British Parliament Papers by British Parliament Papers by British Parliament Papers, 1928-01-01 Sights set on racing: "lure coursing" is a thrilling sport for running and chasing fanatics.(GOOD SPORTS): An article from: Whole Dog Journal by Terry Long, 2009-09-01 Yukon Quest: The Story of the World's Toughest Sled Dog Race by Lew Freedman, 2010-03-31 Dog Catcher by Erich R. Sysak, 2005-11-01 Iditarod Dreams: A Year in the Life of Alaskan Sled Dog Racer DeeDee Jonrowe by Lew Freedman, Deedee Jonrowe, 2005-01-01 The News Hounds in the Great Balloon Race: A Geography Adventure (Dogs on the Trail) by Amy Axelrod, 2000-03-01 Sled Dogs: Speeding Through Snow (Dogs Helping People) by Alice B. McGinty, 1999-08 Is the Iditarod Fair To Dogs?(opposing views on Alaska's 1,160-mile dogsled race)(Brief Article): An article from: New York Times Upfront by Danny Seavey, Dianne Maydosz, 2001-03-05 Is the Iditarod Cruel to Dogs?(Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race): An article from: Junior Scholastic A doggone champion.(Susan Butcher, four-time winner of Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race)(Cover Story): An article from: Child Life by Layne Cameron, 1994-01-01

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101. The Official Site Of The Iditarod®
     Official site for the world s foremost sled race, the Iditarod Great Sled Race, with regular updates during the race, musher biographies, and educational links.  
     http://www.iditarod.com/
     
     Extractions: March 5 Learn more It's Time To Get Ready For Iditarod XXXVIX!!! FREE Meet Logan's New Best Friend! FREE ... See More Videos An Iditarod 2011 Update: 4 Time Iditarod Champion on ESPN Magazine by Iditarod Staff The 2010 Summer Raffle Winners Are Announced! by Iditarod Staff Meet Iditarod 4 Time Iditarod Champion Lance Mackey At the Alaska State Fair Tomorrow by Iditarod Staff by Iditarod Staff 46 Mushers are Signed Up For the 2011 Iditarod! by Iditarod Staff Take a Look at the 2010 Iditarod Awards… by Iditarod Staff The 2010 Iditarod Post Race ERunner is Online! by Iditarod Staff THE TARGET® 2011 IDITAROD TEACHER ON THE TRAIL ANNOUNCED! by Iditarod Staff The 2010 Iditarod Winter Raffle Winners Are Announced! by Iditarod Staff THE 2010 IDITAROD WINTER RAFFLE IS SOLD OUT! by Iditarod Staff This Iditarod media request requires the free Macromedia Flash Player (version 8), which is used by over 95% of internet users worldwide. The one-time installation of the Flash Player can be downloaded from the Macromedia website.

102. Sunhusky S Iditarod Den
     Regularly updated links and information re the Iditarod, the 1,000+ miles dog sled race across Alaskan wilderness. Here is the place to find current information and links, as well as responses to much of the criticism aimed at the race by animal rights organizations.  
     http://sunhusky.com

103. COOLDREAMS.NET
     Bill Borden lives in an unusual place for a musher, in Atlanta, Georgia. Follow his quest to qualify for and run Iditarod 2002.  
     http://www.cooldreams.net/

104. The Racing Siberian Husky Online 1998
     Follow a musher as they prepares for the Iditarod with Siberian Huskies from the world famous kennel of Earl and Natalie Norris in Alaska.  
     http://www.workingdogweb.com/RSH-1998-1.htm
     
     Extractions: A nadyr Siberians from Earl and Natalie Norris's kennel in Willow, Alaska part of Shawn Sidelinger's 1998 Iditarod team wait for the ceremonial start in Anchorage. Shawn and Brad Pozarnsky ran the two all-Siberian teams in this year's Last Great Race. [Click on each thumbnail photo for a large image of these Iditarod photographs.] Left, Shawn Sidelinger and the Norris Siberians start the trek to Nome, traveling along 4th Avenue in Anchorage. Right, the race starting line banner waves in Anchorage, March 7, 1998. Shawn, left, talks to his leaders before the restart of the 1998 Iditarod near Willow, Alaska. At right, the starting line banner stands proudly at the restart location. With his Siberians in booties, Shawn's at the sled for the restart... ready, set.... And go! It's off to Nome! This was Shawn's 2nd Iditarod. He ran a fine race, placing 34th in a field of 63 teams. Gayle and Chuck Cyra of the State of Washington took these great photographs and shared them with RSH. Gayle is shown here with Marty Cashen at DeeDee Jonrow's dog truck. See also Gayle's Iditarod Reports, below. Thanks so much, Gayle and Chuck!

105. Lynda Plettner
     Iditarod training facility, with information regarding kennels, and training. Iditarod 2000 featured four Plettner teams, among them Lynda s husband, Dan, and Fedor, a Russian adventurer known internationally for his various undertakings.  
     http://www.plettner-kennels.com/
     
     Extractions: Calendar November 2010 M T W T F S S Last articles Clouds Meta Search for: Search Lynda Plettner, owner of Plettner Kennels, is a 11 time finisher of the Iditarod Sled Dog Race. She came to Alaska after training horses in CA for twenty years. Because of her love of animals, the shortage of horses but abundance of sled dogs, Lynda turned her training skills to the dog world. Her knowledge, patience, and perseverance earned her a very respectable position of finishing twentieth in the 2002 Iditarod. The 2002 Iditarod was Lynda’s best ever, not only because of receiving the “Most Improved Musher Award”, which moved her from sixty-sixth place in 2001 to twentieth in 2002, but because of receiving the prestigious and most coveted “ Leonhard Seppela Humanitarian Award”. This award is presented by the veterinarians working on the Trail, and is given to the musher with the healthiest, happiest and biggest dog team arriving in Nome. Lynda says that she had “thirteen barking, happy, line pounding dogs at the finish line”. This indeed was her best experience of her mushing career and she is looking forward to many more. Lynda loves participating in the Iditarod because she enjoys crossing the state of Alaska “on a vacation” with a dog team. There is no better way to see, feel, taste and smell the beauty of the state. She loves being alone out in the wilderness with her beloved and trusted companions, facing the challenges together.

106. Greyhound Racing Game Online, Virtual Dog Racing - DogRacer.com
     Strategy and simulation game allowing registered users to breed, train, race and bet on virtual greyhounds. Includes information on the game and fees, FAQs, forum, and terms and conditions.  
     http://www.dogracer.com

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