Easy rider: The Iditarod's laid-back innovator carves out a quiet life in the Bush

Article Abstract:

The character and life of Charlie Boulding of Iditarod are presented in a detailed story-book style. He is described as tenacious and witty, an accomplished trainer of dogs for distance dog racing and as the inventor of the famous Easy Rider sled.

Management dynamics, Practice, Dog trainers, Boulding, Charlie

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Hungry for victory

Article Abstract:

An overview of the sort of food eaten by mushers taking part in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. Mushers taking part in the race burn about 3,000 calories/day, however, the dogs themselves can burn up to 10,000 calories/day.

Physiological aspects, Food and nutrition, Competitions, Dogsledding, Sled dog racing, Sled dogs

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Portfolio: Heart of the Iditarod

Article Abstract:

A group of photographs depicts frenzied preparations for the Iditarod Trail Race, including veterinarians examining dogs and mushers napping with their dogs.

Analysis, Portrayals, Photographs, Images, Photographic, Dog racing

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