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In this episode of the Burled Arch podcast, hosts Robert and Michele discuss the upcoming Iditarod race, reflecting on the recent banquet and sharing insights from rookie musher Charmayne Morrison. They delve into the challenges the weather poses for the ceremonial start, answer listener questions, and make predictions about the race, including their top picks and dark horses. The conversation highlights the excitement and anticipation surrounding the event and the camaraderie among mushers and fans alike.

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2025 Iditarod Competitors

  1. Riley Dyche
  2. Jenny Roddewig
  3. Jason Mackey
  4. Gabe Dunham
  5. Mille Porsild
  6. Keaton Loebrich
  7. Mike Parker
  8. Dane Baker
  9. Nicolas Petit
  10. Matt Hall
  11. Travis Beales
  12. Sydnie Bahl
  13. Anna Berrington
  14. Samatha LaLonde
  15. Jessie Holmes 
  16. Michelle Phillips
  17. Ryan Redington
  18. Daniel Klien 
  19. Ebbe Pedersen 
  20. Brenda Mackey 
  21. Lauro Eklund
  22. Charmayne Morrison
  23. Justin Olnes
  24. Emily Ford
  25. Jeff Deeter 
  26. Connor McMahon
  27. Calvin Daugherty 
  28. Bryce Mumford 
  29. Mitch Seavey 
  30. Bailey Vitello
  31. Matthew Failor
  32. Qunice Mountain 
  33. Paige Drobny

About the Iditarod 

The Iditarod is held each year starting on the first Saturday of March, with a ceremonial start in Anchorage and an official restart in Fairbanks on Monday. In 2026, the Iditarod will follow a modified route this year, including much of the 1925 Serum Run trail and onward to Nome. It will be the longest Iditarod in the race’s history, almost 1150 miles. For more information, please visit Iditarod.com

About The Burled Arch Podcast 

Award-winning podcasters Robert and Michele Forto hosts the Burled Arch podcast and covers the race nightly on various media platforms. For more information, please visit Mushing.com

About Team & Trail 

Team & Trail became a significant factor in the growth of sled dog racing worldwide. Sled dog racing needed an international association to standardize rules and racing events. The Team and Trail Foundation, a non-profit (501(c)3 pending) whose mission is to support the dog mushing community and lifestyle, was founded to offer unique sports sponsorship opportunities. For more information, please visit teamandtrail.org

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