| Our Race History |
Spitfire Kennels is not a competitive race kennel, though perhaps someday, with a lot
of hard work, they could be.
Jillian and Rich have each participated in several races over the past four years.
For Jillian, her racing started with short 20-mile events at the Alaska Dog Mushers’
Association track in Fairbanks and has graduated into 200- and 300-mile races with
the big one, the 1,000-mile Iditarod, on the roster for 2011.
of hard work, they could be.
Jillian and Rich have each participated in several races over the past four years.
For Jillian, her racing started with short 20-mile events at the Alaska Dog Mushers’
Association track in Fairbanks and has graduated into 200- and 300-mile races with
the big one, the 1,000-mile Iditarod, on the roster for 2011.
Jillian’s completed races
2008
- Solstice 100; Fairbanks Alaska, red lantern
- Goose Bay 120; Knik, Alaska, 23rd
- Nenana Ice Classic (80 miles); Nenana, Alaska, 9th
- GinGin 200; Paxson, Alaska, red lantern
2009
- Taiga 300; Wolverine Lodge (near Glennallen, Alaska), 18th
Richard started racing is small events in Montana and with one 1,000-miler under his
belt, who knows what’s next.
belt, who knows what’s next.
Rich’s completed races
2006
- Sheep Mountain 150; Sheep Mountain, Alaska, 28th
2007
- Cache Valley Canine Challenge (210 miles); Logan, Utah, 3rd
2008
- Klondike 300; Knik, Alaska, 10th
- Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, Willow to Nome, 69th
- Sheep Mountain 150, 31st
2009
- Goose Bay 120, 4th
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