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Neff forced out of Quest in Dawson

Neff forced out of Quest in Dawson

DAWSON CITYThis time out, Hugh Neff promised patience.He said this from day one.But in Dawson, the vets and race officials pushed him too far.
Riding into the sunset

Riding into the sunset

DAWSON CITYKing Solomon’s Dome: elevation 1,201 metres.The dog team looked like a little string of ants creeping along the mountain’s…

Sleep deprived and giddy, mushers race towards Dawson

PELLY CROSSINGLance Mackey is still leading the pack.The fire alarm sounded just after 9 p.m. Sunday night, and vehicles started to roll into the…
Race officials choose convenience over dog care

Race officials choose convenience over dog care

PELLY CROSSINGSince its inception in ’84, the Yukon Quest has either started or finished in Whitehorse.This year, it won’t.

Biathlon set to go

It was touch and go for a while, but the Western Canadian Biathlon Championships are going ahead this weekend at the Grey Mountain Biathlon Range…
Quest founder travels trail for the first time

Quest founder travels trail for the first time

EAGLE, AlaskaWhen Rattles pulled in off the Yukon River Tuesday night, his mustache was one big icicle.

Off the mountain, back to the race

DAWSON CITYAfter a Blackhawk helicopter rescued five Quest mushers and six teams off Eagle summit on Monday, there has been talk of little else.
Musher shares mountaintop with Miller High Life

Musher shares mountaintop with Miller High Life

EAGLE, AlaskaAtop American summit, at 1,026 metres, sits a tiny cabin buried in snowdrifts.Twenty-nine kilometres from Eagle, Alaska, it is…
Lost dog team spends night alone in storm

Lost dog team spends night alone in storm

CENTRAL, AlaskaThe No. 1 rule in mushing is, never let go of the dog team.If the sled happens to tip over, then drag along behind.
Mushers play hide and seek on Quest trail

Mushers play hide and seek on Quest trail

CIRCLE, AlaskaWhen Yukon mushers Gerry Willomitzer and William Kleedehn left the Central checkpoint Monday night, the wind was blowing so hard they…