Dogsled Racing

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A dog sled is "un traîneau à chien" in French. To go / to do dog sledding is "faire du traîneau". A dog-sledding trip is "une randonnée en traîneau [à chien(s)]"

It was John Schultz in 1973 with an elapsed time of 32 days, 15 hours, nine minutes and one second.

1. profit motive 2. for livelihood 3. for prestige 4. for power 5. for social approval 6. for security and safety 7. for service to the community 8. for personal satisfaction

food,water,clothing,dogs,a sled and fire

It is Alaskian because the Iditarod is in Alaska!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Balto helped bring medicine to sick children who had diptheria in Alaska.

Akiak is a story about a sled team and the led dog Akiak. In the start of the story it shows someone talking about how the sledder never won the Iditorad race and facts about the dogs and the lead dog Akiak. In the middle of the story it is when the start of at Nome,Alaska and Akiak gets hurt so he gets on a plane and the sledder replaces Akiak with another sled dog and how Akiak jumps of the plane and wanders around looking for his sled team. At the end of the story it shows how Akiak finds his team and one of the other teams makes a trail that doesn't lead to Anchorage,Alaska and to some other place then they take the trail then Akiak comes and warns them that the trail leads to the below 0 degrees Pacific Ocean near the Aleutian Islands. And the first place sled team ends up being in second place and Akiak's team ends up in first place and win's there first Iditorad race in the Iditorad race or the Alaskan sled race from Nome to Anchorage,Alaska and Akiak's team win's. That is the main summary of start,middle,and end of the story of Akiak.

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To commemerate the serem run to Alaska with Balto AND Togo. This race honors those dogs and all the people involed in saving Nome from Diptheria.

I think they are from Alaska. Males usually weigh between 46 and 50 pound and females between 38 and 42 pounds.

they like the cold. They are a mutts that are bred for pulling sleds. They usually have Siberian husky in them but not necessarily Alaskan malamute.

You must be 18 years of age before the Ceremonial Start date.

You clip your nose and shut your mouth and attempt to blow air out of your nose. Only pop your ears after you have gone deep underwater or high in the air because it hurts if you do it for no reason. Do not blow to hard or it could rupture your eardrum which cold cause hearing loss.

Mitch Seavey & Paul Gephurt

Actually, it wasn't Seavey and Gebhart (not Gephurt). It was Dick Mackey and Rick Swenson in 1978, with Mackey winning by one second. Both mushers were running down Front Street in Nome, sometimes on the runners and sometimes running beside their teams. Dick Mackey's lead dog crossed the line first, but Swenson was the first human over the line. However, it was determined that the winner was the one whose lead dog's nose crossed the finish line first. Mackey's lead dog's nose crossed that line one second before Swenson's dog, which is to date the closest finish in I-rod history. (The 2010 race is still underway, however, so that could change!)

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While many believe the dog to be Balto, it is NOT, it is a generic "sled dog". No where on the statue does it say the dog is Balto.

well, I don't know what in the world you are talking about. but some people say it is true.

Rick Swenson