Meet the team!
| "Paws up" for
the Seaview Serum
Run Team Now that the run is concuded, there are additional opportunities to show your support and vicariously enjoy incredible experience Individuals who offer "paws up" support at the $25.00 level will receive their choice of the following gifts in thanks for their donation:
Individuals who offer "paws up" support at the $10.00 level will receive their choice of the following gifts in thanks for their donation:
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| Leaders Individuals who
sponsor leaders will receive the following gifts in thanks for their
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Obraz born 5/02 Obraz is a very reliable leader Obraz has been sponsored by:
Jill Wilson of Dashing Sams Athol, ID
In honor of two grandsires
of Obraz who, like him, were full of heart and love of the adventure of the trail. Norwegian Ch. Abakan
Komolungma
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Opor born 5/02 Opor is a very energetic boy, especially at hook-up. Always ready and willing to go! Opor has been sponsored by: Wolfpacks.com and Pacific Crest Samoyeds. Lightning & Nimbus wish him and the team a fantastic journey. |
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Orion born 9/02 Orion just started training for lead last Summer. I quickly discovered I should have done it years ago. He's become another reliable leader. Orion has been sponsored by: The Samoyed Club of Washington State |
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Scotty born 6/03 Scotty is another strong dependable leader. A happy boy and everyone's friend. Scotty has been sponsored by: Bess & Bruce Crawford |
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Holly
born 7/02 Holly is a great leader, especially when crows fly ahead of us. If I could just get those crows to follow the trail! Holly
has been sponsored by:
Cindy Hopkins and Tamiko Lynch of Firecloud Samoyeds |
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| Team
Dogs Individuals who sponsor team
dogs will receive the following gifts in thanks for their support:
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Nova born 9/00 Nova is a very dependable gee/haw leader, but gets a little bored if there isn't enough : a) action -or- b) snuggles She's a good bed dog and likes to hug. Nova has been winning hearts across the Northwest since she came to the US. Nova has been sponsored by: Cascade Samoyeds in memory of MKH and the Cascade Kids that are waiting ahead on the trail. |
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Dipper born 9/02 Dipper has been sponsored by: The Samoyed Club of Washington State |
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Pusjkin born 5/02 Pusjkin is a very good team dog. He always has a tight tug and he can be easy to forget about as he is always "on". Pusjkin has been sponsored by: Marijean Zacha |
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Equuleus born 9/02 Equuleus is another dog that is easy to forget about in the team given that he is always ready to go. Equuleus has been sponsored by: Teresa & Aaron Brown Proud
owners for Figaro CD RN HT AX AXJ MXP2 MJP WSX
Wishing
the team well. Good luck to all hard working Samoyeds.
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Centaurus born 9/02 Centarus is a very fluid moving male with sound structure. A silly boy, he gets so excited that he pees when I pet him. Centarus has been sponsored by: Bess & Bruce Crawford |
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Ursa born 9/02 Ursa is a good team dog with very sweet personality. She wiggles to be petted. Ursa has been sponsored by: Darlene Rautio of Starstruck Samoyeds in loving memory of "Cassie" Cascade's Ala-Kasam Starfire |
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Duncan Don's Bio on Serum Run Site Photo on left is Don at home Photo on right is Don and a KHQ News Cameraman after the sled ride of his life at the Ikidarod. |
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Jerry Vanek, DVM Bemidji, MN Dr. Vanek has been a chief or trail veterinarian numerous times on the Yukon Quest, Iditarod, CanAm Crown, Race to the Sky, UP 200, Grand Portage Passage, Hinckley Great Trail, Empire 130, and the IFSS World and Junior World Championships. Prior to that, he competed as a musher and still drives dogs whenever he can. In 1993, he was the veterinarian on the Mount Vaughn Antarctic Expedition. Dr. Vanek is a past president and a charter board member of the International Sled Dog Veterinary Medical Association, a certified wilderness EMT, and a licensed HAM operator. He resides in Bemidji, Minnesota, where his consulting practice emphasizes infectious disease epidemiology and where he is an adjunct professor of cell biology and parasitology at Bemidji State University. Following this year’s Beargrease, Dr. Vanek returns to Alaska to join the 700-mile Serum Run from Nenana to Nome, providing medical care for the canine participants in that historic reenactment of the original 1925 relay. (Information from The John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon site) |
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 Paws Up Supporters
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