Eye on the Trail: Jr. Iditarod Celebrates Success
While some might think that when the Finisher’s Banquet has concluded and the Red Lantern has been awarded, the race is over. I suppose that
While some might think that when the Finisher’s Banquet has concluded and the Red Lantern has been awarded, the race is over. I suppose that
Hi everybody! I’m Meredith, I started racing dogs at age six at the Willow Winter Carnival (in the 1-Dog race, which I won by 1/5
Are you watching the countdown timer? In just 5 days, the Last Great Race will begin for the 47th time. And preparation continues at a
From Yentna Station early on Sunday morning, all the Jr. Iditarod mushers are on the trail heading for Willow. The first musher to leave Yentna
It’s partly cloudy in Knik and the temperature is climbing from the zero mark. There’s plenty of snow as Mother Nature has been good to
There’s a go to person in every organization. For Jr. Iditarod it’s Barb Redington. In recognition of her service, the Jr. Iditarod Board of Directors has
A superb group of seven mushers are heading to Knik Lake in the morning for the start of Jr. Iditarod XLII. Earlier today mushers brought
This February will mark the 42nd year of the Jr. Iditarod. The Junior, just like the Iditarod, began as a dream. Joe Redington, Sr. dreamed of
Hello everyone! February 8-9 was one of the premier junior distance dog mushing events, the Willow Jr 100, starting and finishing at Vern Halter’s Dream
Eight teenage mushers make up the field for the 2019 Jr. Iditarod. More rookies than veterans and more girls than boys. The race welcomes its
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