Скачать или смотреть Live - Start of the 150 mile Willow Sled Dog Race 2022 at the Iditarod Restart on Willow Lake

Live - coverage of the teams racing the 150 mile Willow 300 Sled Dog Race 2022.
2022 Entrants for the “Willow 150”:

51 Sarah Richards
52 Juliah Deloach
53 Joanna Jagow
54 Justin Olnes
55 Dakota Schlosser
56 Casey Randal
57 Jacob Witkop
58 Ronald Shiffler

The W300 Board wishes each musher, great speed, happy smiles, great weather and TONS OF FUN 🙂
The mileage numbers are in from the trail crew..
1) Willow to Su landing 70 Miles
2) Su gLanding to Sheep Creek 45 miles
3) Sheep Creek to Trapper Creek 51 miles
4) Trapper Creek to Forks Roadhouse

Special thanks to the volunteer veterinary team for the Willow 300 Sled Dog Race 2022!

Thank you Dr Chelsea Grimstad who has previously helped at the Willow 300, Willow Jr 100, Iditarod, CB300, and Tustumena 300!
Thank you to Dr Paige Wallace DVM, CPT, VC USAR from Tier 1 and for her service as she’s a US Army Reserve Veterinarian!

Thank you to Dr Caroline Griffitts DVM, DACVSMR, CVSMT Diplomate American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation, from Loveland, Colorado. She’s worked on sled dog races since 1993, starting with the Iditarod, and including sprint, stage, dryland, mid- distance and endurance races on both sides of the Atlantic including Yukon Quest, Beargrease, Finnmarkslopet, North Hope (Russia), Kalevala (Russia), Itally IFSS world championships, Stage Stop, etc.

Thank you Dr Alice Velsko-Raidmae, DVM from College Village Animal Clinic in Anchorage who was lead vet for the Alpine Creek 100/300 last spring.
Dr Kristen Bartholomew from Philadelphia, who’s an emergency DVM and shares interests in veterinary rehabilitation!

Thank you Dr Greg Closter, the AKSPCA Veterinary Medical Director, for your help coordinating things at the vet checks and for our supply kits! A fabulous leader last year and always for the Willow 300!

This “up close and behind the scenes” footage of sled dogs mushing in Alaska by sled dog commentator Kale Casey is made possible in part by your donations, and the logistical support of the Alaska Dog Center. Located in Willow the mushing capitol of the world, the Alaska Dog Center supports efforts to bring transparency to dog powered sports and lifestyles occurring worldwide.

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