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RUDOLPH -- The snow couldn't have come at a better time, setting the scene for the eighth annual Rudolph Country Christmas.
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Here's an upside to the economic downturn: The Iditarod a 'the famous dogsled race for which dogs are tormented and killed every yeara 'has reported a $1 million loss in funding , which will result in a $100,000 cut in prize money for the 2010 race.
Lost sponsorships have the Iditarod Trail Committee slashing pay and benefits of permanent staffers and slicing another $100,000 from the purse.
Andrew Lowell stands in front of small three year-old tree at this family's small operation on South Whitefield Road, Whitefield.
Iditarod committee cuts race prize money by $100,000
The Iditarod Trail Committee on Monday announced a funding shortfall of nearly $1 million that's accumulated over the last 12 months, forcing the race to once again slice the purse paid to top mushers.
Sled dog race goes on without snow
Some winter athletes performed for a good cause Saturday, despite the lack of snow.
Below-Normal Snowfall Cancels Sled-Dog Race
Posted 2009-12-07 The Sheep Mountain 150, the season's first sled-dog race of significance, was canceled Sunday evening due to a lack of snow.
Despite Death, Dog Sled Races Will Continue in W. Yellowstone
A highly anticipated dog sled race in West Yellowstone hit a road bump when the founder and organizer passed away days before it was scheduled to begin, after the sudden death of Charlotte Mooney's kennel partner, Rodeo Vincent on November 30.
Can't Depend on Snow sled dog race
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Sled-dog race canceled over lack of snow
No snow means no go for the first major sled-dog race of the season. The Sheep Mountain 150 scheduled for this weekend has been canceled because of insufficient snow in the higher elevations of the Talkeetna Mountains, race director Zack Steer said Sunday.
Mushers to be tested for drugs during 2010 Iditarod
The Iditarod plans to test mushers for drugs and alcohol in March, a change many mushers have no problem with -- but one that three-time champion Lance Mackey scoffs at.
Iditarod champion among four added to Alaska Hall of Fame
Lance Mackey, the three-time defending Iditarod champion and winner of all four of his Yukon Quest races, is one of four athletes who have been added to the Alaska Sports Hall of Fame.
Drug testing planned for Iditarod mushers
The Iditarod plans to test mushers for drugs and alcohol in March, a change that many mushers don't have a problem with - unless one asks three-time champion Lance Mackey.
Cool Runnings: Jamaican Seeks Iditarod Glory
Jamaica and Iditarod are not two things you normally hear together. But Newton Marshall of the Jamaican dogsled team aims to change that.
December dog sleg races canceled for lack of snow
Sadly, shallow snow on the Grand Mesa means there will not be any sled dog races any time soon.
Retired sled dog survives trapping ordeal with sore neck
Link: Peninsula Clarion A retired sled dog in the kennel of Soldotna musher Jane Faulkner survived with minor injury the crushing jaws of a conibear trap set less than 10 feet off a trail near town.
'A real bad deal': Dog survives being caught in trap
For many mushers, having a dog caught in a snare or trap is a constant concern. For mushers Jane Faulkner and Mindee Morning, this fear became a reality late last month while running a dog team in the Gaswell Road area, not far from Faulkner's home.
Yukon River mushers are in dire straits
Anthony Shewfelt has about a month's worth of food remaining for his 22 sled dogs, which gives him more time than some of his fellow Fort Yukon mushers.
Dog Sledding Vacations: The Ideal Winter Vacation
Many people dream of 'dog sled mushing' through a pristine white wilderness in a dog sled.
Snow or no snow, sled dog race for charity set for Dec. 5
Mike Schwandt has his eyes on the sky, hoping the flakes fall and the rain and sun stay away.
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