4-time champion crowned in U.P. 200
February 18, 2013
, The Mining Journal
MARQUETTE - For the first time in its 24-year history, the top spot in the U.P. 200 Sled Dog Championship was awarded to the same musher four years in a row.
"It feels pretty good," said champion Ryan Anderson at the U.P. 200 awards breakfast this morning. "The whole time through I was focusing on what was best for my dog team, and whatever happened in the race happened."
Crossing the finish line in Mattson Lower Harbor Park at 12:58:07 p.m. Sunday, Anderson finished the final leg of the race 11 minutes faster than any other musher on the trail.
"It feels pretty good," said champion Ryan Anderson at the U.P. 200 awards breakfast this morning. "The whole time through I was focusing on what was best for my dog team, and whatever happened in the race happened."
Crossing the finish line in Mattson Lower Harbor Park at 12:58:07 p.m. Sunday, Anderson finished the final leg of the race 11 minutes faster than any other musher on the trail.
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The 2013 winner of the U.P. 200, Ryan Anderson of Ray, Minn. It was Anderson’s fourth consecutive U.P. 200 win. (Journal photo)
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