Podcasts about dog racing

What better way to spend a day than watching your pet corgi race around with other dogs, having a great time? Thankfully, there's a few folks in southern California who feel the same way. What started as a day on the beach has turned into a twice-a-year gathering on the beach as well as two days of races at one of the most iconic horse racing venues in the country.We talked with Kelly, one of the founders of So Cal Corgi Racing about the event and all it's intricacies. Are there boxes for the dogs? How do you keep them organized? And, perhaps most importantly of all, can you bet on them?For more information, you can check out the So Cal Corgi Nation website. You can also follow them on Facebook.

On this episode Zoe told us that she boycotted her staff Christmas party because it was a night at the dogs! An animal rights activist claimed it's only a matter of time before Greyhound racing is banned.

Join host Michele Forto as she talks about dog mushing in the Olympic Games in 1932 on Mushing.  At the 1928 Winter Olympic Games in St. Moritz, Switzerland, demonstration sports – not part of the official program – were included for the first time. With demonstration events ceasing to exist after 1992, in this podcast, Mushing explores some of these ‘lost sports' of the Winter Games. Dog Mushing was a demo sport at the 1932 Olympic Games in Lake Placid, New York, and some very famous dog drivers competed, including Leonard Seppala and Emile St Goddard.

Cardrona Valley will come alive this week to the sounds of dogs and mushers - competing in the country's only sled dog racing event on snow. The South Island Siberian Husky Club will host about 40 entrants and nearly 100 dogs - in classes ranging from eight-dog teams to single-dog entries. Dog sled racer - or musher - Simon Hampton spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Why is dog racing so family friendly? All the dog needs to do is put it's head down and follow the bunny. Meanwhile Willy Mason drops the track side tips to Roy, always with a smile. 

Why is dog racing so family friendly? All the dog needs to do is put it's head down and follow the bunny. Meanwhile Willy Mason drops the track side tips to Roy, always with a smile. 

Steve and Cat discuss Dog Racing. Why is this sport disappearing? Is it a the sign of the times? Cocktail of the Week is the Bourbon Bramble. Awesome Lady of the week is Heddy Lamarr. What Ca Watchin is Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal.

THIS IS BOB'S WORLD… GOOD MORNING I'M BOB WELCH YOU MAY BE FAMILIAR WITH HEARING OF THE IDITEROD SLED-DOG RACE IN ALASKA HELD EACH YEAR RIGHT AROUND NOW BUT…YOU MAY NOT HAVE HEARD OF THE CAN-AM CROWN INTERNATIONAL SLED DOG RACE IN MAINE… BUT YOU WILL IN A MINUTE.. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bobwelch/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bobwelch/support

Curious about dog mushing? You're in good company. Dog racing, known as mushing, is one of the many sports that draws tourists and lures enthusiasts to live in Alaska. But not everyone who mushes is a pro-racer tackling the Iditarod or keeping a huge yard of sled dogs. The north and Alaska are full of amateur racers who take on the sport because they both love dogs and the time in nature running a sled and dog teams brings. In this episode Sarah Varland, an author, high school English teacher and amateur musher gives us the inside scoop on dog mushing, why she loves it and how it connects her to the world. Listen now. Connect with this episode: Alaska Dog Mushers Association Read Sarah Varland's books Follow Sarah on Instagram Listen to Iditarod dog mushers Kristy and Anna Berington on Humans Outside Join the Humans Outside Challenge Follow Humans Outside on Instagram Follow Humans Outside on Facebook Some of the good stuff: [3:49] Sarah Varland's favorite outdoor space [4:53] How Sarah became someone who likes to go outside [6:59] About Sarah's writing and how going outside impacts it [9:26] The basics of dog mushing and dog racing [12:28] How Sarah got into dog racing [14:36] What is mushing like? [17:11] Is there “flow” when mushing? [19:04] Top secret musher math [23:05] What do sled dogs actually look like? [24:41] What happens when a dog doesn't want to work or pull? [26:41] Is mushing and dog racing cruel to the dogs? [29:22] What does dog racing cost? [30:35] What dog mushing teaches Sarah about herself [35:45] What dog mushing teaches Sarah about her faith? [39:03] How to learn more about mushing if you're interested or want to try it [41:08] Sarah's favorite outdoor moment

The Westchester Lagoon area has been the home for winter sports since before the Lagoon even existed. Near Westchester Lagoon, just up the hill to the south was a hot spot for sports and social life in Anchorage during the years following World War II. Winter sports – both competitive and social - bring people together in the dark cold winter months to help pass the time, keep folks active and fit when our internal clocks are telling them to sit, and to build community. This is the first of an occasional series we are starting on winter sports. Keep your eyes open for new episodes in the coming weeks and years as we explore Anchorage's winter sports.   Resources Used to Make This Episode: How a vanishing Anchorage lake illustrates the local landscape changes of the last century  - by David Reamer - Anchorage Daily News – November 6, 2022 - https://www.adn.com/alaska-life/2022/11/06/how-a-vanishing-anchorage-lake-illustrates-the-local-landscape-changes-of-the-last-century/   Photo Caption: Beware – Ice Still Thin – Anchorage Daily Times - Wednesday October 24, 1973 – Page 14: https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16BD192FA7AB6FBA@2441980-16BCDB66284C48D6@12-16BCDB66284C48D6@?search_terms   Skating Rinks Now Open – Anchorage Daily Times – Friday November 16, 1973 – Page 25: https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16BD1EF204399346@2442003-16BD1B524CB5F1D3@24-16BD1B524CB5F1D3@?search_terms   Advertisement – Anchorage Daily Times – Friday July 28, 1950 – Page 6: https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16ED4829F1C50B01@2433491-16ECDC9F5E711330@5-16ECDC9F5E711330@?search_terms   Golf Course Opens Sunday – Anchorage Daily Times – Friday July 28, 1950 – Page 3: https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16ED4829F1C50B01@2433491-16ED439DF73A5D7C@2-16ED439DF73A5D7C@?search_terms   Golf Course to Open Here Soon – Anchorage Daily Times – Wednesday July 26, 1950 – Page 1: https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16ED4826CD0442FB@2433489-16ED439092BF670C@0-16ED439092BF670C@?search_terms   Cpl. Dowling Medalist in Golf Tourney -– Anchorage Daily Times – Friday September 8, 1950 – Page 5: https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16ED4833F96A282C@2433494-16ECDC9F64D949EB@1-16ECDC9F64D949EB@?search_terms   TEE Talk - Anchorage Daily Times – Friday July 31, 1950 – Page 2:  https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16ED43F1C04CDCBE@2433533-16ED40F600C06098@4-16ED40F600C06098@?search_terms   Dog Racing, Rides, Skating Scheduled At Forest Park - Anchorage Daily Times – Wednesday December 24, 1952 – Page 6: https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16ED50FFB4605D02@2434371-16ECDCCD09A83F90@7-16ECDCCD09A83F90@?search_terms   http://www.alsap.org/ForestPark/ForestPark.htm   Photo Caption - Learning to Ski at Golf Course  - Anchorage Daily Times  - Wednesday 8, 1961 – Page 14: https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16ED1BEA1EDBE769@2437612-16EC9593DAE64FBB@13-16EC9593DAE64FBB@?search_terms   http://www.alsap.org/RomigHill/RomigHill.htm   Nordic Ski Club Being Organized – Anchorage Daily Times – Tuesday January 14, 1964 – Page 7:  https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16ED8805DD9D4C6F@2438409-16ED4C0E21FF3748@6-16ED4C0E21FF3748@?search_terms   Nordic Ski Club To Meet Tonight – Anchorage Daily Times – Wednesday January 22, 1964 – Page 15:  https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2%3A14454275A04DAA79%40NGPA-AKADN-16ED880AE4B47347%402438417-16ED4D6126D08823%4013-16ED4D6126D08823%40?search_terms=%22NOrdic%2BSki%22&text=%22NOrdic%20Ski%22%20&date_from=1915&date_to=1964&content_added=&pub%255B0%255D=14454275A04DAA79&sort=old&page=1&pdate=1964-01-22   Variety Of Sports Events Scheduled Here On Weekend – Anchorage Daily Times – Thursday January 23, 1964 – Page 13:  https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16ED880B80997CCB@2438418-16ED4D73F5F50C2B@12-16ED4D73F5F50C2B@?search_terms   City, School Leaders Promote Ski Sport - Anchorage Daily Times – Saturday January 11, 1964 – Page 14:   https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16ED88048742C874@2438406-16ECDFE5A00FD46A@12-16ECDFE5A00FD46A@?search_terms   Bootlegger' Social Put Skier On Right Track - Anchorage Daily Times – Friday January 17, 1964 – Page 10:  https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16ED8807E6B1E8A6@2438412-16ECDFE90C3E5367@9-16ECDFE90C3E5367@?search_terms   Tower Knapp, Alice, 2022. "On Track!: The Nordic Skiing Association of Anchorage." Independently published.   Curling Club May Be Formed – Anchorage Daily Times – Friday May 22, 1953 – Page 7: https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16ECE0F738861C5A@2434520-16ECDE4947F14B93@6-16ECDE4947F14B93@?search_terms   Local Group Will Try To Form Curling Club – Anchorage Daily Times – Tuesday January 12, 1954 – Page 5: https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16ECE3096D5F4B5A@2434755-16ECDF1AA7927283@4-16ECDF1AA7927283@?search_terms   Curling Club Formed Here – Anchorage Daily Times – Friday April 23, 1954 – Page 1: https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2%3A14454275A04DAA79%40NGPA-AKADN-16ECE295424400B3%402434856-16EB91F5F94AC22D%400-16EB91F5F94AC22D%40?search_terms=curling&date_from=1950&date_to=1964&text=curling&content_added=&pub%255B0%255D=14454275A04DAA79&sort=old&page=3&pdate=1954-04-23     Acquire Land For Curling Rink Near Golf Club – Anchorage Daily Times - Saturday October 27, 1956 – Page 11: https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16F88564270BA71F@2435774-16F6DE4F09AD64FB@11-16F6DE4F09AD64FB@?search_terms   Curling Club Now Ready For Action – Anchorage Daily Times - Thursday November 29, 1956 – Page 6: https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16F87CF19043BE93@2435807-16F6DDFC89F85D73@5-16F6DDFC89F85D73@?search_terms   Curling Enthusiasts Bring Scottish Sport to Anchorage - Anchorage Daily Times - Thursday January 8, 1957 – Page 5: https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16F76DED9581B1D3@2435847-16F6716422B0C266@4-16F6716422B0C266@?search_terms   1957 Fur Rendezvous Event Begin Tomorrow - Anchorage Daily Times - Monday February 18, 1957 – Page 1: https://adn.newsbank.com/doc/image/v2:14454275A04DAA79@NGPA-AKADN-16F771FBD4E08F5B@2435888-16F67166F6491125@0-16F67166F6491125@?search_terms

Sled dog racing and recreational dog sledding in Maine

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On this episode, Joe talks to champion sled-dog racer Brent Sass. Brent is one of only 6 people to have won both the Iditarod and the Yukon Quest races, making him one of the best in the game.

On this West Virginia Morning, we begin a new, four-part radio series examining the history and future of greyhound racing. By next year, West Virginia will have the last two greyhound racing tracks in the United States. Part one of this series takes us to the track, where wagering patrons and a staff of greyhound handlers keep the tote boards lit up and the dogs running.

Even if you know next to nothing about Alaska, you've probably still heard of the annual Iditarod sled dog race, where teams of mushers travel with their dogs hundreds of miles across frozen alaska, racing to the remote town of Nome. The race kicks off the first weekend of March with a festival known as Fur Rendezvous or Fur Rondy. Mushing is more than a sport-- it's a lifestyle. And it puts those racing it into extremely isolated, middle of nowhere, survival situations as they make their way from Willow to Nome. So I wanted to know what that's like, and how it connects the musher to nature. And to learn that, I brought on the podcast Kristy and Anna Berington, identical twin Iditarod racers. If you're listening to this in early March when I'm releasing it, Kristy and Anna are both out there racing their individual dog teams as you're hearing this. And now you can hear our conversation from 2021 for a little bit of insight into what makes dog racing special, as well as the nuts and bolts of how it works. Kristy and Anna Berington's kennel, Seeing Double Sled Dog Racing Follow Kristy and Anna on Instagram Learn about the Iditarod race Join the Humans Outside Challenge Follow Humans Outside on Instagram Follow Humans Outside on Facebook Good stuff: [2:36] Kristy and Anna Berington's favorite outdoor space [6:40] What is dog racing? [8:09] All about sled dogs [10:12] Is mushing cruel to dogs? [16:41] What do sled dogs eat? [19:17] What is the iditarod? [22:24] What are the costs of dog racing?” [24:38] How dog racing connects them with nature [30:15] About their relationship with the dogs [33:14] Can you replicate the experience of dog racing in another way? [35:58] How to have the same experience with nature [37:03] Kristy and Anna's favorite and most essential outdoor gear [41:39] Their favorite outdoor moment

Gillian Laub's photography makes us cry. And laugh! What we're saying is, it's magical, and just wait until you hear about her latest project Family Matters, a book and an exhibit exploring family (hers, specifically) in a politically divided America. Something we need to address first, though: racing hot dogs (vegan ones, specifically).   Courtesy of Eater: “PETA wants the big hot dog costumes at baseball games to be vegan, but surprise! They already are.”   Let's please examine The Famous Racing Sausages at Milwaukee Brewers games and the racing pierogies at Pittsburgh Pirates games.   We'll take any opportunity to give a little love to Trader Joe's Soy Chorizo.   Pick up Gillian Laub's outrageously compelling book Family Matters! See her show at the International Center of Photography in NYC from September 24, 2021, to January 10, 2022!   For more of Gillian's work, check out her site and IG.   More on Pop-Up Magazine, where Gillian workshopped this project.   Another relevant book that Gillian loves (um, same): Good Talk: A Memoir in Conversations by Mira Jacob. Listen also: our interview with Mira about said book.   Gillian's photos of Cindy Adams for New York mag...and her behind-the-scenes content.   Lovin' your voicemails, friends! Keep ‘em coming at 833-632-5463.    If you're a fan of this show and haven't subscribed to Secret Menu...   Give Nutrafol a try for thicker, healthier hair. Your first month's subscription is $15 off with the code ATHINGORTWO. Tune into Dipsea's sexy audio stories—a free 30-day trial is yours when you use our link. Download the Zocdoc app (for free!) and schedule a doctor's appointment you've been putting off. Use Modern Fertility's finger-prick test to get a handle on your fertility. It's $20 off when you use our link. YAY.   Produced by Dear Media

We talk vaccination, methed up greyhounds, and (for the last time), Falcon and Winter Soldier.

Nothing about Alaska captures the imagination quite like sled dog racing and mushing. Imagine bundling against sub-zero temperatures and then forward standing on a sled pulled by a team of dogs -- and, for the long distance events, doing it for days on end. And while the races are only in the winter, keeping and caring for the dogs is a year-round thing. Dog racing is truly a lifestyle.  In this special episode of Humans Outside, two world-famous mushers and identical twin sisters, Kristy and Anna Berington, share with us not just everything you’ve ever wanted to know about mushing, but also a window into the special connection the sport creates with the outdoors. Find full show notes at humansoutside.com Register for our newsletter to win a decal: https://humansoutside.com/newsletter Follow us on Instagram and share your outdoor life with the hashtag #humansoutside365.

We talk new years, dog racing, and Alec Baldwin’s wife’s secret.

Uriah Jokes Podcast episode 67 goes to the horse track to lose my dad's money. New segment " Where My Listeners At?" featuring the town Sterling, Alaska. The episode s complete with jokes, puns, and enough news that you'll feel informed enough to argue with a Russian bot on Twitter. New episodes of the Uriah Jokes Podcast are Monday - Thursday.

Vickie Pullin is 31 and lives in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire and is a former member of the British Snowboard Cross Team. She is the leading female sled dog racer in the UK, holding multiple top 15 World Rankings. She competes sprint in 4 dog rig/ sled, 2 dog scooter and 1 dog bike. She is the only British racer to hold a sprint World Cup standing on the sled. She aims to become World Champion. Vickie first fell in love with sled dogs when working in Canada and Alaska and upon returning to the UK, it wasn't long until McKinley her first husky of her own entered her life. Vicky now has a team of 36 dogs, who help her run her husky ride business. She has a mixed kennel of Siberian huskies, Eurohounds and Greysters. Find Vicki here: http://pullin-power.com/ Learn to run & ride with your dog & Connect with other running & biking dog lovers around the world. Join our FREE Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepawmvmnt Super excited to launch our T-Spring Store world wide for Dogs & Deadlifts merchandise Check out the link below: https://teespring.com/dogs-and-deadlifts Our Website: http://www.thepawmvmnt.com/

On the road in Washington DC with hot takes at a fast pace. Today's episode: my reaction to the President's COVID diagnosis, Biden's former intern slated to moderate the next presidential debate, and more.

Mary from The Aging Youthful Podcast is here to talk a rather unique doggy sport, sled dog racing! Tune in as she talks about the years she spent on a sled looking at dogs butts and all the training and experiences that go along with it. Plus don't miss as she tells me about the dog that now fills her life!   Follow Aging Youthful Podcast Podcast | Facebook | Instagram

Trail Blazing and Sled Dog Racing   If you love snow, this is a great time to be in Bayfield County! With more than 30-inches of the white stuff falling overnight in December followed by numerous other storms, the Nordic ski trail systems are packed and groomed for outstanding skiing and snowshoeing.  We chat with the new operations manager at Mt. Ashwabay about their plans for an entire season of family fun. Plus, we’ve got mushers from two popular sled dog races in Bayfield County telling us about how they enjoy the Dog Days of winter (and how you can join them).   Wisconsin’s Hub for Nordic Trails Two things make Bayfield County an amazing place for cross-country skiing and snow-shoeing – its abundance of forested public land along with dedicated volunteers. The terrain is varied, gorgeous and well-maintained by different volunteer groups who work in partnership with public and private landowners to maintain the nine Nordic ski trail systems. One such trail system is at Mt. Ashwabay in Bayfield. Doug Olson learned how to ski here 50 years ago when he was just 5-years-old and he’s now the new Director of Operations. He says that like many others, he picked up great skiing and people skills at this family-friendly, youth-centered recreation area. After working more than 20 years in the ski industry in Colorado, he is happy to be back in Wisconsin’s Northwoods on the shore of Lake Superior. Mt. Ashwabay is maintained by the Ashwabay Outdoor Education Foundation which is made up of a combination of volunteers and paid staff. According to Doug, Mt. Ashwabay has 40 kilometers of Nordic Trails and a snow base of around 1.5- to 3-ft. of packed snow. The conditions are excellent for Alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, snow-shoeing and skijoring. For those who may not know, skijoring is skiing with your best, furry friend. You can ski, snowshoe or walk with your dog on a dedicated dog-friendly trail. With snow in the forest as deep as your waist in some spots, having a trail that is groomed and snow-packed is a great way to get Fido some exercise this winter. One of Doug’s responsibilities as the new operations manager will be bringing in new events while also growing popular, current events like the Summit Ski Race (often referred to as the “Pie Race” because the prizes are all pies and other baked goods), the King of the Mountain Race that crowns the fastest male and female and the Chairman of the Board for snowboarders. Doug says Mt. Ashwabay has lots of youth-focused programs like free lift tickets for kids 9 and under, affordable ski lessons and $5 equipment rentals for kids ages 4-10. The setup allows parents to drop off their kids in the morning and pick them up later that day. On Friday evenings, kids can take a bus to the hill and ski until 9 p.m. with music on outdoor speakers. To learn more about these and other events and activities, you can visit the Mt. Ashwabay’s website, mtashwabay.org, or its Facebook page, Mt. Ashwabay Ski & Recreation Area.   Mush! We’re Off to the Sled Dog Races There are two popular sled dog races taking place in Bayfield County in February. Jen Dale joins us talk about the area’s original race in Bayfield called the Apostle Islands Sled Dog Race and Rob Lombard fills us in one of the area’s newest races - the Northern Pines Sled Dog Race. The Apostle Islands Sled Dog Race takes place Jan. 31 through Feb. 2. Now in its 25th year, 45 to 65 teams compete along this scenic route near Lake Superior. The biggest teams go first in this event, starting with the 10-Dog Class, and followed by the 8- and 6-Dog Races and ending with the Family Fun Recreational Races. What‘s great about the Apostle Islands Course is you can catch all the energy and excitement of the dogs at the start of the race and then go over to the spectator checkpoint to watch the 10-Dog and 8-Dog Races go through twice and still have plenty of time to return to the start to watch the teams come back in. There are bonfires at the start of the race and the spectator checkpoint to keep you toasty, as well as food from a variety of vendors. The three-day event includes the Musher’s Meeting and spaghetti feed (open to the public) on Friday, the first day of racing and a guest speaker on Saturday and additional racing and a quick awards ceremony on Sunday. If you’d like to help out as a volunteer, you can download the volunteer package at https://bayfield.org/festivals-events/apostle-islands-sled-dog-race/voluntourist-packages/. The Northern Pines Sled Dog Race is on Feb. 15 at the Northern Pines Golf Course & Event Center in Iron River. This is a one-day event where you can watch a large portion of the races just steps away from the comfort of the indoors with food and drinks available. Northern Pines has a sprint-race format, which averages about one mile for every dog. The dog teams average about 20 miles per hour for the sprints. There are four classes of races, each with a different number of dogs. If you want to venture out beyond the event center, you can pick up a map there and drive to one of three road-crossing locations to view the races from other vantage points. The Iron River National Fish Hatchery will also be bringing snowshoes that anyone can use for free on the prepared, packed snow trail and Angie’s Bakery is providing free face-painting. For more information about volunteering, sponsorships and registration, visit www.northernpinessdr.com (“sdr”=sled dog race). You will also want to check out the amazing aerial photos from last year’s race. You’ll find that on the website, too.   January Activities Jan. 4:                 North End Snowshoe Classic in Cable, WI Jan. 1 – Jan. 12:  Oulu Glass Blowing Classes in Brule, WI Jan. 11:               Freeze Your Buns Ice Fishing Contest at Birchgrove Campground in Iron River, WI Jan. 14:               Sleigh & Cutter Rally, Northern Great Lakes Visitors Center in the Town of Eileen (just west of Ashland, WI)                            Lost Nation String Band Live at the Harborview Event Center in Washburn, WI (Can’t find this) Zoomobile (Animals Underground) at the Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center in the Town of Eileen (just west of Ashland, WI) Jan. 16:               “Just the Bear Facts” with Scott Walter, at Northern Great Lakes Visitors Center in the Town of Eileen (just west of Ashland, WI) Jan. 17 - 19:       Snowfest Pond Hockey Tournament at Lakewoods Resort in                            Cable, WI   Jan. 18:               Ice Fishing Tournament at Staudemeyer’s Four Seasons Resort in Cable, WI  Jan. 19:               Birkie Tour at the Birkie Trailhead in Cable, WI Jan. 25 – 26:       Red Cliff 4th Annual Pow Wow at Legendary Waters Resort & Casino in Red Cliff (just north of Bayfield, WI) Jan. 31 – Feb. 2: Apostle Islands Sled Dog Race in Bayfield, WI   View the full schedule of events on our website and Facebook page. February Preview Layer up for a full episode about everything ice, including the Ice Caves and Ice Fishing. Affiliate Notes Bodin’s Resort Bodin’s Resort is located on the beautiful shoreline of Lake Superior, on Chequamegon Bay near the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore. Featuring newly constructed cabins that are open year-round, Bodin’s Resort has been in the business of welcoming guests to enjoy the best that Bayfield County has to offer for over 80 years. Whether you want to ice fish in front of your cabin, snowshoe under towering pine trees, snowmobile or cross-country ski, Bodin’s Resort is the perfect place for your next winter vacation. Black Bear Inn & Restaurant Home of the annual Bar Stool Races in February, the Black Bear Inn & Restaurant in Drummond has been a gathering place for locals and tourists since 1948. Experience inventive cuisine, attentive service, and a friendly atmosphere. The extensive menu includes burgers, sandwiches, Italian dinners, steaks, fish and chicken. There’s a different dinner special every night of the week and all-you-can-eat spaghetti every day! Come and see what makes this one of the most popular restaurants in the Northwoods. There are also three rooms available for rent at the Inn that are very affordable with 2 double beds in each room.

Gambling is fun and I have been on several winning streaks. I have hit the state lottery and won thousands of dollars gambling over the years. Do I have a secret method? Sort of. It’s me, you know it is going to be weird. Hit the play button and find out.

Welcome to Newsworthy Vegan where we give you three vegan news stories every weekday! So if you are a vegan, vegetarian, flexitarian, veg-curious, or a meatless Monday kind of person we have you covered. We deliver the vegan news in a fast, fun, and friendly way. Today we are talking about the Breaking Bad pop up experience that has vegan options, Pizza Hut debuting a vegan pizza in the United States, and another state bans dog racing. Vegan Shirts Link https://www.amazon.com/Greener-Living-Vegan-Shirts-Women/dp/B07M9ZDWZ5/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2DEPQ60DK0SE2&dchild=1&keywords=the+greener+living+vegan+shirts&psc=1&qid=1571536263&sprefix=the+greener+living%2Caps%2C193&sr=8-1 Reusable Silicone Bags Link https://www.amazon.com/The-Greener-Living-Silicone-Storage/dp/B07MLBYD5V/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3JD5S40NE0DK0&keywords=the+greener+living+silicone+bags&qid=1571536347&sprefix=the+greener+living+%2Caps%2C218&sr=8-1

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After a recording meltdown last week, the team have secured G1 training superstar Rob Britton for one of the all-time greyhound yaks. They also chat Australian Cup Final and Super Stayers action at the Meadows. Listen in.

Paddy, Rhino and Gunner are calling from the couch this week, yakking the National Futurity and Derby Finals at Wenty. Oh, and who the hell is Bobby?

On this edition of Good Morning Orlando Bud, Yaffee, and Alan update the latest news! The manhunt continues for the person who sent mail bombs to prominent Democrats. The blame game also continues as some in the media blame Trump because of his heated rhetoric. AND Megyn Kelly out at NBC! Will she go back to FOX? ALSO Trump Train! Will a Florida Rally save DeSantis and Scott!PLUS Bud gives his take on the Florida Amendments dealing with Casinos and Dog Racing. BONUS! UCF Student becomes pro-life after seeing the new Gosnell movie!

THURSDAY 08.02.2018 Skate night. Savannah on WKMG. Dog Racing comes off ballot in Florida. RRR - Show reboot. Watermelon and your penis. Trooper Steve calls the show. Savannah The Gator Entertainer - needs a skate partner. News with Debra Roberts. To The Top with Carlos. Monster Sports. BOTW - New Smyrna Beach Brewing Company.

Sen. Steve Fitzgerald, R-Leavenworth, and Rep. Adam Lusker, D-Frontenac, discuss ongoing efforts to change Kansas law and allow dog and horse racing.

Johnny & Gav were back to the usual business this week – discussing dog racing, Neville Southall and CCTV. The usual stuff. Plus there's all the regulars - What's On This Weekend, another Meat Swap in The Meat Locker and your Mexican Handbags - keep them coming in to kickabout@radiox.co.uk You can hear The Kickabout live on Radio X from 11am every Saturday, and if you want to take the boys Around Your Ground or introduce them to your mates in the Sunday League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen then get in touch on kickabout@radiox.co.uk

3/7/15 We're at the Minnesota Deer Classic!  Stop by the booth at the National Sports Center in Blaine.  Click here for the hours.  Barclay Kruse and Zach Barrett explain what you can expect at the event on this week's show.  Plus, Amanda Vogel from Snomad Sled Dog Racing talks about what it's like to run dogs with […]