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Some say Iditarod dogs are born to run, others claim the race is dog abuse. Kasey Dee Gardner tries to get to the bottom of the controversy.Iditarod (01:27)
What does a dog team do if you yell mush? Well, nothing it turns out. Kasey Dee Gardner learns the real commands mushers use on the trail.Iditarod (02:57)
While not as fast as Alaskan Huskies, purebred Siberian Huskies are an Iditarod classic. Musher Karen Ramstead and her team of Siberians is a crowd favorite.Iditarod (02:22)
Competitive mushing requires a very special dog breed. Get the scoop on the true stars of the Iditarod.Iditarod (02:37)
How does a regular guy become an Iditarod musher? Kasey Dee Gardner feels the rush.Iditarod (02:50)
A lot of folks contribute to the preparation of the Iditarod trail and its checkpoints. Volunteers man the checkpoints and trailblazers, well, trailblaze.Iditarod Insider (01:19)
Iditarod Insider Bruce Lee shows how conditions on the trail can have a huge impact on the leader. See more video at Iditarod.comIditarod (02:03)
Iditarod musher Louis Nelson uses an ancient Eskimo remedy on a dog with a touch of frostbite.Iditarod (01:01)
Get a taste of the action in "Toughest Race on Earth: Iditarod," coming to Discovery Channel in Oct. 2008.Iditarod (02:51)
After a brief recovery at the Takotna checkpoint, Lance Mackey and Jeff King prepare their dogs for the Yukon Leg of the race.Iditarod Insider (01:15)
Iditarod Insider Bruce Lee reports from Unkaleet, where mushers pick up lighter sleds and get ready for the sprint to the finish. See more video at Iditarod.comIditarod Insider (01:23)
Lance discusses his success and why he has what it takes to continue to dominate the Iditarod. See more video at Iditarod.com.Watch more Iditarod video!
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