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Anny Malo and Marco Rivest: Winning the Biggest Sprint Races in North America
What does it take to consistently win two of North America’s most prestigious sprint sled dog races? In this episode of the Mushing Podcast, Dr. Robert Forto and Kourosh Partow welcome Anny Malo and Marco Rivest, one of the most accomplished teams in the sport. The Quebec-based couple shares how they built a championship kennel
November 2001: Mushing, 9/11 and the Team & Trail Archive
In this episode from the Team & Trail archives, Michele Forto opens the November 2001 issue and looks at what the sport of mushing was talking about just months after 9/11. From the sled dog community supporting search dogs at Ground Zero to Doug Swingley’s historic Iditarod run, race calendars, club reports, classifieds, and preparations for another
Riley Parker on Racing, Resilience, and Life Off the Trail in Alaska
What does it take to keep an elite sled dog kennel thriving through one of Alaska’s coldest winters? In this episode of the Mushing Podcast, hosts Dr. Robert Forto and Kourosh Partow welcome accomplished open-class musher Riley Parker of Salcha, Alaska. Riley offers an unfiltered look at managing a kennel of 35 sled dogs while
Susan Butcher, Lance Mackey & Mushing History | Team & Trail Archives
In this episode, we pull the September 2006 issue of Team & Trail off the shelf and discover just how much of its wisdom still holds up nearly 20 years later. From Susan Butcher’s sense of belonging in Alaska and her remarkable comeback after the 1985 Iditarod to her role as one of mushing’s greatest ambassadors, this
The Quiet Work That Happens Before the Team Ever Leaves the Yard
Most people only see the team when the sled is moving. What they don’t see is the hour before that. The work in dog mushing often happens in the quiet: checking feet, reading body language, deciding who runs and who rests, and making small adjustments that never show up in the race results. That quiet
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The Red Lantern and Burled Arch
Red Lantern Mosaic and a Piece of the Original Burled Arch This red lantern was created for us by artist, Lola Bug Creations and the wood base is a piece from the original @theiditarod Burled Arch.We have a special idea for this. Stay tuned! The piece of the original Burled Arch has a distinguished provenance in
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Garmin inReach Mini 2 Review
Garmin inReach Mini 2 Review The best two-way texting satellite device, now with better battery life and interface Our Verdict Garmin has cemented its position at the top of the heap for two-way, global satellite messaging devices and services. The previous version of the inReach Mini earned our top honor, and the latest version makes
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The 5 Reasons Why Advertising in Mushing Magazine Is a Must
Mushing Magazine is the premier publication dedicated to the sport and lifestyle of dog-powered adventure. But our reach and relevance extend far beyond the trail. As the worlds of overlanding and mushing increasingly intersect, through gear, storytelling, exploration, and community, advertising in Mushing Magazine gives brands a front-row seat in both realms. And this August, our
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Anny Malo and Marco Rivest: Winning the Biggest Sprint Races in North America
What does it take to consistently win two of North America’s most prestigious sprint sled dog races? In this episode of the Mushing Podcast, Dr. Robert Forto and Kourosh Partow welcome Anny Malo and Marco Rivest, one of the most accomplished teams in the sport. The Quebec-based couple shares how they built a championship kennel
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Interview w/Bridgett Watkins
Robert Forto interviews Bridget Watkins about running in the Iditarod and more.
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Who is Iditarod Musher Joey Sabin?
Rookie musher Joey Sabin comes to the Iditarod from the mushing hub of Two Rivers, Alaska, though his story begins far from the trail in Grandville, Michigan. Like many mushers, Sabin grew up with a love for animals, but the idea of running sled dogs really took hold when he was young, sparked in part