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2024 Knik 200 Joe Redington Sr Memorial Sled Dog Race - Final Results 1. Emily Robinson - $5,000 2. Brent Sass - $4,000 3. Ryan Redington -$3,000 4. Amanda Otto - $2,000 5. Travis Beals - $1,000 Bud Smyth Sportsmanship Award - Ryan Redington Humanitarian Award - Amanda Otto Spirit of Joe Redington Sr. Award - Emily Robinson Paul Gebhardt Honorary Award - Eddie Burke Jr. Red Lantern Award - Josiah Leibe Knik 200 Day 1 Start Order: Honorary Musher: Bib 1 the late great Joe May 2 Josh McNeal 3 Ashley Dove 4 Ed Hopkins 5 Ryan Redington 6 Mary Boniface 7 Ibi Wemark 8 Wade Marrs 9 Adam Lindenmuth 10 Brianna Blomgren 11 Travis Beals 12 Dane Baker 13 Dave Turner 14 Anna Hennessy 15 Sarah Giles 16 Bridgett Watkins 17 Juliah DeLoach 18 Travis Vanderhoof 19 Amanda Otto 20 Jessi Downey 21 Dakota Schlosser 22 Anna Berington 23 Sadie Lindquest 24 Brent Sass 25 Ashley Franklin 26 Eddie Burke Jr. 27 Lara Kittelson 28 Josiah Liebe 29 Isaac Teaford 30 Michelle Phillips 31 Bailey Cross Vitello 32 Josh Robbins 33 Emily Robinson 34 Nic Petit 35 Hunter Keefe 36 Gabe Dunham 37 Isaac Redington 38 Matt Randall 39 Matt Failor 40 Robert Redington Support our sponsors: * Broken Boat Bar Knik Bar and Grill-our host, checkpoint, musher meeting, banquet and more! * Eagle Quest Lodge-Providing a place on the trail for dropped dogs and to just check in on teams on the trail! * Three Bears Alaska-sponsor trackers * Alaska Dog Center for Facebook Live Coverage by Kale Casey Live * Scott Janssen-Sponsor of the race. ------- Keep Kale powered up with the gift of a $3 Coffee: Want to support a dog musher and their dogs? We offer discount gear from Norway for sled dogs & mushers: This and additional bonus footage, drone shots, slow motion and other special outtakes are available at my YouTube channel. Don’t miss out - subscribe now and thank you: @KaleCaseyLive Watch and share Kale’s free award winning 2016 Banff World Tour Documentary “Dog Power Movie” 34 Minute Original Cut - 25 Minute Banff World Tour Cut - ——— About the Alaska Dog Center - Located on Alaska’s Parks Highway 80 minutes north of Anchorage just 3 miles north of the Iditarod Restart. The Alaska Dog Center is centrally located as your destination for day and overnight tours, mushing gear and gifts, hands on experiences, overnight lodging and our seasonal Trailside Cafe. More at
