Zoom Lens – Yentna Station Roadhouse
Sanka W. Dog
March 1, 2011
There’s one checkpoint that both the Junior and Iditarod share – Yentna Station Roadhouse. The name is a bit strange in that the nearest road
There’s one checkpoint that both the Junior and Iditarod share – Yentna Station Roadhouse. The name is a bit strange in that the nearest road
When looking into this dog’s eyes, the words from Joseph’s Amazing Technicolor Coat come to mind – I am handsome, I am smart, I am
The mushers fed and bootied their dogs in the dark and departed Yentna long before there was light on the horizon. Not to warm, not
The big news for the last Saturday of February is the Junior Iditarod. Fourteen teams left the starting line at Knik Lake for the 75
The trail is a great place to be. We run, we sleep and we eat. We find comfort in routines. It feels good to go
Bring out the harnesses and the dogs go crazy. It’s the same with sprint dogs or distance dogs – dogs get excited about running. Some
Hello Boys and Girls, There’s not a quiet moment at Race Headquarters! No matter where you look, any time of day, something is happening that
Nothing beats the thirst quenching satisfaction of a long drink of cool fresh water. We come in from a run and what’s the first thing
Half & Half Ears, that’s what handler called this picture. This sprint team has just finished a three-mile run on the trails of the Aurora
Handler is in Alaska volunteering for the Iditarod. Of course we’re wondering what is happening as the mushers prepare to head down the trail. Handler
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