GALLERY: 2021 Pedigree Stage Stop
Twenty-four sled dog drivers and their teams from across the U.S. and Canada compete in Alpine on Jan. 30 in the first of seven legs of the 2021 Pedigree Stage Stop race, vying for a first-place prize of $10,000.
Erick Laforce of Lanoraie, Quebec, and his team of sled dogs compete in stage one of the 2021 Pedigree Stage Stop in Alpine. He was running in third place after the first three stages of the race.
Anny Malo of Quebec and her team of sled dogs take off from the start line during Saturday’s stage one of the 2021 Pedigree Stage Stop in Alpine. Malo, who won last year, is competing against 23 other dog drivers and their teams in the annual weeklong race.
Chris Adkins of Sand Coulee, Montana and his team of sled dogs compete in stage one of the 2021 Pedigree Stage Stop in Alpine on Saturday. Twenty-four dog drivers and their teams will compete across seven different locations for a first place prize of 10,000 dollars.
Sled dogs jump up and down in anticipation at the start line during stage one of the 2021 Pedigree Stage Stop in Alpine on Saturday.
Ken Chezik of Fife Lake, Michigan and his team of sled dogs round a corner as spectators cheer them on during stage one of the 2021 Pedigree Stage Stop in Alpine on Saturday. Twenty-four dog drivers and their teams will compete across seven different locations for a first place prize of 10,000 dollars.
Laura Neese of McMillan, Michigan prepares to harness up her sled dogs before the start of the race during stage one of the 2021 Pedigree Stage Stop in Alpine on Saturday. Twenty-four dog drivers and their teams will compete across seven different locations for a first place prize of 10,000 dollars.
A member of Alix Crittenden's team puts a protectant balm on the paws of the sled dogs before the start of the race during stage one of the 2021 Pedigree Stage Stop in Alpine on Saturday.
Elliot Rivest of St-Zénon, Québec, Canada and his team of sled dogs compete in stage one of the 2021 Pedigree Stage Stop in Alpine on Saturday. Twenty-four dog drivers and their teams will compete across seven different locations for a first place prize of 10,000 dollars.
Alix Crittenden of Bondurant, left, and her team harness up her sled dogs before the start of stage one. Twenty-four dog drivers and their teams are competing.
Sled dogs compete in stage one of the 2021 Pedigree Stage Stop in Alpine on Saturday.
Sled dogs Mark and Harley wait in their kennel before the start of stage one of the Pedigree Stage Stop on Saturday in Alpine. See the Sports section for a story on the first half of the multiday race.
Ryan Beaber, of Lily, Wisc., and his team of sled dogs compete in Stage One of the 2021 Pedigree Stage Stop Race in Alpine on Saturday. Twenty-four mushers and their teams are competing across seven locations for a first-place prize of $10,000. See page 4 for a race update and read the Sports section in Wednesday’s edition of the Jackson Hole News&Guide for a full story and more results.
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Two days of heavy snow fell before mushers and their dog teams were able to get the Pedigree…
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