Seavey early this morning wrapped up his second consecutive Kuskokwim 300 Sled Dog Race, coming from behind on the last stretch to win in 38 hours, 30 minutes, just eight minutes faster than Martin Buser of Big Lake.The Kuskokwim 300 site has complete race updates.
Jeff King of Denali Park, who led earlier Monday, slipped to third, 90 minutes behind Seavey.Seavey's second consecutive Kusko victory was his third overall in the world's richest middle-distance sled dog race, earning him $20,000 of the $100,000 purse. Only King, who has won eight times in Bethel, owns more Kusko titles.
Going Well: Fall Training
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In some areas of interior Alaska the fall colors are at their peak. In and
around Two Rivers, the reds have faded but the yellows are still gorgeous.
7 years ago
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