Jul 28, 2020
First run last Sunday at the Whippet Straight Race Nederland!
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First run last Sunday at the Whippet Straight Race Nederland!
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Sims Kennel Club is hosting its first Dog Racing Tournament
March 23rd - April 13th
Refer to the Racing Guidelines for info on how to compete
WSRN times 150m race 26/07/2020
WHIPPET
8-10 KG KEUR KLASSE 1 Lucy Ernst Hofman 11,45 2 Lotta Marianne Booij 11,92 3
ELITE 1 On Top Timothy Fidom 10,32
10-12 KG KEUR KLASSE 1 Puck Lissa vd Nes 10,09 2 Twiggy Steven Krap 10,38 3 Efi Cisca vd Toorn 11,08 Esmee Leo Hendriks 11,69 Siri J.V. vd Hurk 11,94
ELITE 1 Quoca-ine Elita Dassen 9,54 2 Pink Hot Lady Elita Dassen 10,08 3 Abby Laila van Vooren 10,09 Kyra Merel vd Velde 10,62
KEUR KLASSE 12-14 KG 1 Daddy Cool Angelique Huisman 10,97 2 Eliesha Cisca vd Toorn 11,36 3 Desigual of GM Leo Hendriks 11,39 Ace Erwin Klijn 11,43 Aprille Marianne Booij 11,62 Megan Marianne Booij 12,15 Ivy Ernst Hofman 12,30 Jim Hielke de Roo GT
ELITE 12-14 KG 1 Layla Merel vd Velde 8,97 2 PinkPop Elita Dassen 9,96 3 Funk de Luxe Diana Vermylen 9,98 Pocket Rocket Timothy Fidom 10,25
KEURKLASSE 14-16 KG 1 Bliss Monique Post 10,23 2 Blueberry Miho Masui 10,31 3 Raspberry Miho Masui 10,41 Poppy Hills Leo Hendriks 10,75 Lloyd Tania Delahaye 12,34 Miss Logan Ben Honingh GT
14-16 KG ELITE 1 Gentle Heart Edwin Kasteleijns 9,55 2 Djuno Mary van Gameren 9,63 3 Lucky One Timothy Fidom 9,64 Tourmaline Timothy Fidom 10,05
KEURKLASSE 16-18 KG 1 Courtborne Ganges Lydia Kersbergen 10,47 2 Schubert Elly de Visser 10,72 3 Hazel Monique Post 10,87 Nio Lie Florus 10,97 Emi Cisca vd Toorn 11,00 Xenophon Leo Hendriks 11,13 Paxie Lie Florus 11,50 Bliss Nathalie Molenaar GT
ELITE 1 Barney Frank en Eliza 9,24 2 Dino Frank en Eliza 9,25 3 Nosey Blue Lad Vivien Boeykens 9,48 Juno Hellen van Meene 9,86 Evy Jan Visse 9,91
18+ KG Keur 1 Bidai Olaf en Manon Le Blanc 10,93 Tore Rob van Rhijn GT Mylo Nathalie Molenaar GT
Elite 1 Grover Frank en Eliza 9,54 2 Annie Frank en Eliza 9,94 3 DJ Kitty Mulder 9,99 Pebbles Francois Damen 10,14
GALGO 1 Hugo Jorine de Groot 10,06 2 Messi Jamie Altepost 10,22 3 Bella Frans van Meene 10,42 Angel Loes Peterson 11,12 Saga Jamie Altepost 11,40 Mila Jamie Altepost 12,25 Jojo Natasja Wijnrox 12,75 Famke Loes Peterson 12,50
BARSOI 1 Opaal Anneke Smit 12,91 2 Aston Anneke Smit 13,56 3 Fritz Anneke Smit 14,4
IT WINDHOND 1 Xylon Anneke Smit 12,46 2 Djinto Lilian Pike 13,05 3 Djalani Lilian Pike 19,87 Xeno Rob vd Sande GT Vigo Tania Delahaye GT
PODENCO 1 Djueno Lilian Pike 12,47 2 Djesta Lilian Pike 13,5
SILKEN WINDSPRITE 8-10 KG 1 Juul Marry Reijerkerk 12,53 2 Tessy Christel Mijers 14,05
10-12 KG 1 Timon Christel van Hout 14,34 2 Spriet John vd Eshof 29,28
12-14 KG (Note that with Falco the flagraiser gave the go when raising the flag, the time is not actually accurate sadly...) 1 Falco Arjanne Lagendijk 10,1 2 Zappa Arjanne Lagendijk 11,1 3 Elvis Arjanne Lagendijk 11,44 Yanosh Inez Hoefer 11,52 Pablo Inez Hoefer 12,26 Kaya Fam Huitema 12,73 Raja Daphne van Driel 12,78 Cinta Daphne van Driel 16,78
14-16 KG 1 Remus Anne Binnendijk 10,5
18+ KG 1 Orion J.V. vd Hurk 10,81
BASENJI 8-10 kg 1 Aoide Janneke de Graaf 14,54
10-12 kg 1 Maeva Janneke de Graaf 13,74 2 Mirtillo Janneke de Graaf 17,04
12-14 kg 1 Finlay Janneke de Graaf 12,5 2 Beau Marieke Hoeijmakers 12,88 3 Mazzer Rebecca Etman 13,43
AZAWAKH 1 Alice Francien Honing 13,34
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ANCHORAGE, AK – Dallas Seavey of Talkeetna made history Monday morning by capturing his fifth championship in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, matching Rick Swenson as the race’s winningest musher. Driving an all-star team of sled dogs, Seavey reached the Deshka Landing finish line at 5:08 a.m., completing this year’s shortened race in 7 … Continue reading "Dallas Seavey wins record-tying 5th Iditarod championship"
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Using tech to track Alaska's Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race far from the competitors tackling the off-the-grid route.
Live feeds and GPS: Rugged Iditarod has high-tech support ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Far from competitors tackling the frozen wilderness in Alaska’s Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, a dozen people are holed up inside an Anchorage hotel behind banks of computers, tracking the punishing route and connecting with global fans seeking a real-time link to the off-the-grid sport. As of Friday, 51 mushers are traveling long stretches between remote village checkpoints with no other company but the dogs pulling their sleds. But they’re not competing in a vacuum on the 1,000-mile (1,600-kilometre) trail that spans two mountain ranges and the frozen Yukon River before it heads up the wind-scrubbed Bering Sea Coast to the finish line in the Gold Rush town of Nome.
Rugged Iditarod Their progress is monitored from several hotel rooms whose 24/7 occupants are the Iditarod’s electronic eyes and ears. Technology has increasingly made the 47-year-old race more immediate to fans and safer for competitors, said Chas St. George, acting CEO of the Iditarod Trail Committee, the race’s governing board. “This is a really low-tech event when you look at it from that perspective, but high-tech research has always been a huge part of the race,” he said Wednesday during a tour of the Iditarod’s hotel command post. This is where volunteers and race contractors monitor the dog teams through sleds equipped with GPS trackers that allow fans to follow them online in real time and organizers to ensure no one is missing. Some serve as aircraft dispatchers for a cadre of pilots who ferry supplies as well as mushers and dogs that drop out. Others process live video streamed from checkpoints along the rugged trail, using satellite dishes. Some volunteers handle race-standing updates sent through equipment first tested last year, making it possible to activate a super-size hot spot in the most remote places with just satellite connections.
Long gone are the days where some race updates came through amateur radio and faxes, said Reece Roberts, a supervisor in the internal communications room who has been a race volunteer for 14 years. “Now we use satellite phones and we have satellite modems essentially for data transfers,” he said. “It’s very slow, but it works.” In one room, Art Aldrich worked Wednesday in relative darkness, his face illuminated by his computer screen. He monitored a live video of two Iditarod pundits at the Nikolai checkpoint, 687 miles (1,100 kilometres) from the finish line on the race’s third day. Veteran musher Matt Failor appeared on the feed in real time. “Ladies and gentlemen, Matt Failor — live from Nikolai,” Iditarod interviewer Tom Chartrand announced, asking how the race was going for him. “So far, so good,” Failor said, grinning. “Are we really live right now?” He waved at the camera. Aldrich also relays questions from live video chats to camera operators in the field. He said it’s not the most sophisticated system, but it gets the job done. “The fans love it,” he said. The live chats, which are posted in the paid subscription platform Iditarod Insider, have attracted an online community from at least 164 countries, according to Mike Vann in the technology war-room. “It’s pretty amazing when we start interacting with them to see where people are joining us from,” he said. This year, race organizers introduced Gia, a digital sled dog mascot with a squeaky voice that fans can chat with through Facebook messenger. Before the race, the cartoon dog even helped organizers recruit donations of straw used for dog beds at the checkpoints, Iditarod officials said. Veteran musher Scott Janssen is sitting out the race, but like other fans, is following the action through the GPS-rigged sleds required of every participant. As a competitor, he sees the benefits of GPS tracking and the satellite phones that mushers can now carry for emergencies. Such technological additions make him feel safer — to a point. “But to be honest, I would say conservatively that 90 per cent of mushers would prefer that we had nothing at all on our sleds,” Janssen said, adding that the technology eliminates the remote aspect of the race. “It takes some of the toughness away from it. And that’s why we’re doing that race, is to prove we can do this on our own, completely.” —— Associated Press writer Mark Thiessen in Anchorage contributed to this report. —— Follow Rachel D’Oro at https://twitter.com/rdoro . Published at Fri, 08 Mar 2019 06:16:24 +0000 Read the full article