Last season the Yukon Quest participated in a film production with Red Letter Films of British Columbia, Canada. They are producing a documentary series about the Quest, the Mushers and the Volunteers for the French – Canadian Documentary Channel called Canal D. This is a short clip.
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Fantastic!!!
Thanks so much this clip!!!
Wishing Allen well in the YQ2016 coming in February.
Best,
Margaret
P.S. I wasn't following sled dog racing in 2000, but congratulations to Aliy for winning the YQ2000 (the only woman ever to have done so to this day).
love it.Thanks for sharing.
Fascinating description of why and how of the kennel.
Nice clip! Thanks for even more insight!
Great interview, Allen. I know you have a strong competitive spirit, but in talking with you, that is not what comes across. You are always so genuine and direct. I think this interview captured that.
Excellently produced and edited! Many thanks.
Frances (Ginger's sponsor)
Very nice interview. I especially enjoyed that Allen got into dogsled racing through his daughters. Living in a state next to Arkansas I can relate to the dislike of the heat. Moving to Fairbanks is quite the extreme in temperatures, however. Thanks for sharing.
Nice video clip!! Glad to hear the YQ is getting some coverage with its own documentary……the more I read about this race the more I love it!! Great interview Allen….I never tire of hearing how you got into mushing! So glad you found your passion in Sled Dog Racing!!
Love the clip! December 23 and Arkansas was in the 60s today. 🙂 Hope the toe is better and you can get back out on the trail.
I love it!
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XLNT. I hope these films will be commercially available in time, maybe thru the YQ organization? I would surely buy them!! Also wishing good luck to Allen and the Black Team this coming February and Aliy and the Reds in the YQ300. Good insihgts here!