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Alaskan race nears completion
Nikolai.
The Associated Press
checkpoint in the iditarod dog sled race, what some have called the most grueling test of endurance in the world.
ROHN, Alaska — Rick Mackey was the first in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race to leave Rohn Roadhouse and start heading for the Nikolai checkpoint, 99 miles away
Mackey, who won the 1983 Iditarod and was second last year, pulled out of Rohn at 3:25 a.m., 15 minutes ahead of two-time Yukon Quest winner Charlie Boulding, who had been the first dog driver to reach Rohn late yesterday. Bill Cotter gave chase at 3:59 a.m., followed by DeeDee Jonrowe at 4:03 a.m.
Rohn is about 210 miles from Wasilla, site of the idiitarod's restart on Sunday and where the race clock began ticking. The trail to Nikolai, said to be in excellent condition, runs through some steep climbs and descents and across a barren expanse of tundra known as the Farewell Burn.
Temperatures had been warm during daylight hours south of the Alaska Range, but have been more comfortable for the leading teams as they make their way further into interior Alaska.
Vern Halter was fifth out of Rohn at 4.51 a.m., followed by defending Iditarod champion Martin Buser, five-time winner Rick Swenson, Tim Osmar and 1993 winner Jeff King.
Fifty-eight teams are entered in the 23rd running of the 1,100-mile iditarod, which ends in Nome. If the good weather holds, the first musher should reach the finish in less than 10 days.
The top 20 finishers will share a purse of $350,000,
with $52,500 and a new pickup truck going to the winner.
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