Norwegian Sorlie Takes Care of Dogs, Who Take Him to Lead ; Legally Blind Racer From Oregon Is One Day Behind Leader
The Columbian › March 09, 2005
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NIKOLAI, Alaska - Dogs, not mushers, are tested for steroids, stimulants and other performance-enhancing drugs in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race.
That says something about which ones are the real athletes in this 1,100-mile journey over snow and ice.See the full content of this document
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Norwegian Sorlie Takes Care of Dogs, Who Take Him to Lead ; Legally Blind Racer From Oregon Is One Day Behind Leader
These knee-high Alaskan huskies and other mixed breeds, weighing on average about 45 pounds, run silently and openmou...
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