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Mackey mania hits the Klondike

Mackey mania hits the Klondike

DAWSON CITYTall and wiry with his dark hair in a ponytail, Lance Mackey looks more like a heavy metal guitarist than a champion musher.
The race within the race

The race within the race

DAWSON CITYThe crowds had thinned out.And many of the revelers were still nursing hefty hangovers when Quest competitors Dave Dalton and Gerry…
Even after lengthy detour, Mackey wins Quest

Even after lengthy detour, Mackey wins Quest

DAWSON CITYLance Mackey won the Yukon Quest last night for the second year in a row.But he didn’t know it till he got to Dawson.
Dilapidated Quest needs repair

Dilapidated Quest needs repair

DAWSON CITYOn the Quest trail several nights ago, Hans Gatt and William Kleedehn stayed in a ramshackle cabin.
Sleepless in Dawson: vet supports Quest

Sleepless in Dawson: vet supports Quest

DAWSON CITYDave Overell had only been in Dawson for 15 minutes when he saw his first patient.It was a border collie with a bleeding nose.

Adventure racers tackle Quest trail

While dog mushers battled whiteouts and glare ice on the north end of the Yukon Quest trail, adventure athletes challenged the south end in the…
Adams recounts a cold night on a bald mountain

Adams recounts a cold night on a bald mountain

PELLY CROSSINGKiara Adams has fat dogs.“They’re Quest dogs,” she said.“But now I need to slim them down and make them…

Swimming phenom Gabor sets records

Whitehorse’s Alexandra Gabor, 12, set two new Canadian records for her age group at the Speedo Western Swimming Championships in Winnipeg on…
Trail change hurts Carmacks and Braeburn

Trail change hurts Carmacks and Braeburn

PELLY CROSSINGKendall Tracy expected an abridged Quest trail to end in Carmacks.So on Friday, the owner of the Carmacks hotel, restaurant, store…
Neff forced out of Quest in Dawson

Neff forced out of Quest in Dawson

DAWSON CITYThis time out, Hugh Neff promised patience.He said this from day one.But in Dawson, the vets and race officials pushed him too far.