Streeper Leads World Championship Race
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Ten-time winner Blayne Streeper from British Columbia grabbed the lead in the Open World Championship Sled Dog Race, clocking the fastest run at one hour, twenty-five minutes, and twelve seconds. Streeper now ties the all-time wins record and eyes number eleven to stand alone after eighty years of racing. Quebecs Anny Malo sits close in second, while Fairbanks musher Greg Taylor took third. Rookies like Sherry Johnson from Minnesota placed eighth on her debut, and Eagle Rivers Mike Parker, last years Iditarod rookie, adapted his team to sprint style and finished sixteenth. With two days left, Streepers edge looks strong, but Malo and others could shake things up in the frigid air.
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