Iditarod

yes a guy did win the iditarod even though he was a red lantern winner.

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the bigest and the strongest dogs are hoock in the very back.

1974 March I ought to know I am Mary Shields.

It commemorate the trip that Balto took in the great syrum run.

Alaskan huskies and malamutes are chosen to run the Iditarod each year. These types of dogs are chosen because they are easy tot rain, have thick coats that protect them from the bone-chilling temperatures, and have a temperament that leads them to want to succeed, making them fierce competitors.

There is a group of people known as the "trail breakers" and they go out a day before the race and make sure there are markers and flagging on the trail.

The major things that a musher needs in the Iditarod race is an axe, vet's log, a winter parka (a must), dog food (a must), a dog food cooker (a must), sleeping bag (a must), extra booties (a must), human clothes (a must), human food (a must), matches/lighter (a must), and a multitool/knife.

martin buser because he was current fasest time recored and libby riddles becaause she was the first woman to win martin buser because he was current fasest time recored and libby riddles becaause she was the first woman to win martin buser because he was current fasest time recored and libby riddles becaause she was the first woman to win

Dorthy Redington because she is the wife of Joe Redington Sr.

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Gold. It is now a ghost town. The first people in this town came for the Alaska gold rush.

In relation to the Iditarod, the term, dog in a basket means an injured or sick dog that is being carried in the sled. The Iditarod is an annual long-distance race that takes place in May of each year. The course runs from Anchorage, through Willow, up the Rainy Pass, and along the edge of the Bering Sea, ending in Nome.

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It's not exactly a month, it's about 30 days . Depending upon the sighting of the moon. If the moon of the new month occurs then it is eid and if it doesn't then the other day will be a fast too.

you can be disqualafied by not having healthy enough dogs, not having the tools and supplies, or not meeting qualifications. during the race you can be kicked out of the race (which is called being scratched) by not having enough dogs or having an injury yourself. check out www.iditarod.com for more

Matt Giblin was in the Iditarod in 1998 and is in the 2011 race..

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Doug Swingley the American dog musher and sled racer comes from Lincoln, Montanna.

The Iditarod always starts on the first Saturday in March, with a ceremonial start in Anchorage. The restart is the next day.

Actual distance for either the southern or northern route is just over 900 miles. It varies slightly year to year, as the trail is not exactly the same. Sometimes they cross Norton Sound, sometimes they go around, etc.