Eye on the Trail: Holmes First to Gold Coast
Jessie Holmes has never been first to Unalakleet but that changed this afternoon at 12:33 when Holmes glided into the Gold Coast community behind his
Jessie Holmes has never been first to Unalakleet but that changed this afternoon at 12:33 when Holmes glided into the Gold Coast community behind his
Race Photographer, Siri Raitto, made it to Kaltag ahead of Travis Beals who was the first to arrive in the checkpoint. Teams parked near
As expected with the pace at the front of the pack picking up, the distance from leader to the final musher has lengthened. Unalakleet (you-na-la-kleet)
Veteran musher Travis Beals of Seward was the first musher to arrive in Kaltag. Beals received the Bristol Bay Native Corporation Fish First Award from
Cripple checkpoint population is down to volunteers – trail crew, vets, comms and a few returned dogs. The final mushers – Benjamin Good, Jeff Reid,
Travis Beals after taking his 8-hour Yukon rest in Galena has checked into Nulato at mile 582. Back of the pack mushers, Bryce Mumford and
Travis Beals is out of Ruby and soon to arrive in Galena. Matt Hall and Dallas Seavey are following approximately 30 and 40 miles back
You’re a serious race fan if you check tracker before email in the morning. What you found this morning was a rather amazing sight. There
A dozen rookies, all in the back of the pack are either in Takotna or will arrive yet tonight. They are soon to find out
Dallas Seavey arrived in Cripple at 20:09 on 3/6 to be first to the Halfway Award checkpoint. Seavey of Talkeetna earned the Dorothy G. Page
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