2014 Rondy Guide

Anchorage, Alaska
2014 OFFICIAL RONDY GUIDE FEBRUARY 21-MARCH 2 www.furrondy.net

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
WELCOME TO FUR RONDY!
Message from the Mayor ............................................................. page 3
From the Rondy President ............................................................... page 4
Fur Rondy Shop ..................................................................................... page 6
Meet the Rondy Team .......................................................................page 7
Keystone Kops ...................................................................................... page 8
DAILY EVENTS
Friday, February 21.............................................................................. page 11
Saturday, February 22 ..................................................................... page 17
Sunday, February 23....................................................................... page 25
Monday, February 24 ......................................................................page 31
Tuesday, February 25 .................................................................... page 32
Wednesday, February 26 ........................................................... page 33
Thursday, February 27 ....................................................................page 34
Friday, Februay 28 ........................................................................... page 36
Saturday, March 1 .............................................................................. page 37
Sunday, March 2 ............................................................................... page 54
Rondy Route ............................................................................................................page 27
Downtown Map and Parking .............................................................. page 28 & 29
RONDY TRADITIONS
Collector Pin & Button Artists ..................................................... page 39
Rondy Traditions ........................................................ starting on page 41
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SLED DOG RACES
Overview ...............................................................................................page 48
Race Course ...................................................................................... page 49
What makes a Rondy dog so special? ............................... page 50
Special Thanks ...................................................................................................... page 55
2014 Anchorage Fur Rendezvous Offcial Guide designed by
Kathryn Beers of NEVER BORING ALASKA. For design needs,
e-mail Kathryn at neverboringalaska@gmail.com.
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GCIs 30th ANNUAL
SNOW SCULPTURE COMPETITION
W
elcome to the hottest winter festival
in North America, the Anchorage Fur
Rendezvous. This year marks the 79th
year of celebrating, participating and joining friends
and family at over 100 events and activities at the
Rondy. Whether you are new to Anchorage or
longtime resident, this Rondy Guide is your road map
to our 10 days of winter fun.
Our festival roots lay with a handful of events that
were held over 3 days coinciding with the time
miners and trappers came to town to barter and
sell their yields in 1935. From those original events
of basketball, skiing, hockey, boxing and holding
childrens dog sled races and community dance,
the festival has grown to over 100 events keeping
to our roots of winter sports, family and cultural &
native activities.
The events and activities featured in his Offcial
Rondy Guide range from the traditional such as the
World Championship Sled Dog Races, Fur Auction,
Rondy on Ice, GCI Snow Carving, Charlotte Jensen
Native Arts Market, All Alaskan Native Basketball
Tournament to the fun and unique such as the snow
shoe softball tournaments, pond hockey, Miners and
Trappers Ball, Jim Beam Jam, Frostbite Footrace and
Costume fun run, Out House races and the one and
only Rondy Running of the Reindeer.
This year, fve new events will join the Rondy fun
schedule. The Great Alaskan Talent Show will
feature and discover Alaskan talent. The Alaska
Rondy Cornhole & Washers Tournament brings
to Alaska two popular games that as a youth you
may have played. The new Wacky Rondy Winter
Sports Center will feature the Waiter and Waitress
Challenge Relay, the Rondy Yukigassen (snowball
From the Rondy President
battles), the new Leaf Blower Air Hockey 5 a side
blowing a whiffe ball, truly a wacky twist to outdoor
hockey, an outdoor badminton tournament and disc
golf distance challenge.
This years unique Rondy collector pin of the
Wooly Mammoth was designed by Alaskan
artist Tara Gildow. This prehistoric resident and
state fossil was mighty in size like Alaska as well
as prepared to endure the long winters like
our early pioneers. Our Booster Button was
designed by Alex Pouzanov, a 4th grade student
in the Russian Immersion program at Turnagain
Elementary School. His design depicting Alaskan
native youth playing under the northern lights just
might happen at Rondy.
The festival however could not be a reality if it was
not for our community partners, event awesome
sponsors, the many volunteers and all of the people
contributing to our success with the purchasing of
Rondy pins and memberships. These opportunities
to be a partner in Rondys success help the festival
but also the many nonproft organizations that
produce many events as fundraisers for their fne
work in the community.
Please consider this your invitation from the Board
of Directors and staff of Fur Rendezvous to have fun
at your award winning winter festival. Stop by our
Rondy Shop and join our partner Caf Darte for that
extra energy need. Thank you for your support so
lets Rondy On!!
John McCleary
President, Board of Directors
Anchorage Fur Rendezvous
Thank you to BP for supporting
our community nonproft
organizations presenting
events during Fur Rondy.
THANK YOU
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PRELIMINARy COMPETITION
Wilda Marston Teater February 21 & 22*
FINAL COMPETITION
BARTLETT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Sunday, March 2, 2014 5:00pm*
*Check website or scan QR code for entry fees
and full competition details.
If you happen to see one of the many municipal employees who bring
Rondy to life each year, please take a moment to say thanks!

Mayor Dan Sullivan & Administration
Municipal Assembly
ACDA EasyPark
Anchorage Fire Department
Health & Human Services
ML&P
Offce of Emergency Management
Parks & Recreation
Planning & Public Works
Anchorage Police Department
Port of Anchorage
Public Transportation
Traffc Engineering
City Sign Shop
Street Maintenance and Operations
Right of Way
On behalf of Rondy we would
like to thank the Municipality
of Anchorage and the many
departments that work so hard
to make Fur Rondy the #1
winter carnival in the world.
RONDY HEADQUARTERS
Visit www.furrondy.net for other team
events and tickets on sale.
Rondy Melodrama, Yukigassen, Hockey,
Snowshoe Softball and more.
Rondy Shop! Exclusive Rondy Merchandise -
shirts, sweatshirts, hats and more.
Caff DArte! Coffee, Espresso, Ice Cream,
Cold Drinks, Snacks and more.
Dog Mushing Hall of Fame
TM

Browse our collection and take a look at the offcial
state sport that is such a large part of Alaskas
history and way of life.
JIM BEAM JAM
Friday, February 21 $25.00
RONDY ON ICE
February 21-23
$12.50 general admission
MINERS & TRAPPERS
CHARITY BALL
Saturday, March 1 $30.00
FROSTBITE FOOTRACE
February 22
RUNNING OF THE REINDEER
Saturday, March 1 $30.00
BUY TICKETS AND
REGISTER FOR EVENTS
BECOME A FUR RONDY MEMBER
Support Rondy and enjoy member benefts:
Free Rondy & booster pin(s)
10% discount in Rondy Shop and more
*member benefts vary by membership level. See www.furrondy.net for information
Greater Anchorage, Inc.
is the nonproft that
brings you Fur Rondy.
Fur Rondy Board of Directors
OFFICERS
John McCleary - President
Kathy Chamberlin - Secretary
Virgil Jensen - Treasurer
Ruth Williams - President-Elect
Gary Hufford - Past President
GENERAL BOARD
Rhea Bowman
Lori Brewer
Susan Duck
Bev Felix
Tim Griffth
Charlie Grimm IV
Ernie Hall
Kari Hall
Beth Helgeson
Denis Hippert
Jim Huettl
John Hensen
Richard (Rick) Morrison
John Kevin Powers
John Rodda
Board Member Emeritus
Cary Carrigan
Mary Fairbanks
Fur Rondy
400 D Street, Suite 110
Anchorage, AK 99501
Phone: 907-274-1177
Fax: 907-277-2199
www.furrondy.net
MEET THE RONDY TEAM!
FUR RONDY STAFF
JEFFREY BARNEY,
Executive Director
ERIK JUDSON,
Marketing Manager
AUSTIN STURE,
Operations Manager
KRISTINE KLEIN,
Events Coordinator
BRENDA BIGALKE,
Administrative Assistant
ASHLEY PERRIER,
Rondy Shop Manager
MISTY ANDERSON,
Barista / Sales Associate
RONDY BEAR,
Spokesbear Extraordinaire!
In the mid-sixties the University Kiwanis came up
with the idea of being Keystone Kops, enforcing
the tradition of having to wear a Fur Rondy pin
or button when a person is in attendance at any
of the winter festival activities. Their Kiwanis club
constructed a couple of portable jails where
they good-naturedly incarcerate villains who
are not wearing a Fur Rondy pin or button. One
way to stay out of jail (or get back out) is to
purchase a pin or button from the Keystone Kops
who, coincidently, sell them!
This project is their largest fundraiser. They
receive a percentage of the pin and button
sales for their efforts, netting approximately
$10,000 to $20,000 annually. These
proceeds go back into the community via their
many projects predominantly to the four
Key Clubs and a KCI club they sponsor each
year. Starting around Thanksgiving, they staff a pin sales table each weekend
at different locations throughout Anchorage to sell the current years pins.
Also, members individually sell the pins and buttons through the winter months
as do some of their Key Clubs. During the actual Fur Rondy festival they are on
the streets downtown, in local establishments, in the
parade, and at other events actively selling pins. They
also have their own pin design, new each year, which
they sell at the same time.
Although this is their largest fundraiser, it is also
a community service project. Over the years the
Keystone Kops have become recognized as the face
of the Fur Rondy celebration. They appear in their
Kop outfts (looking like British Bobbies with many Fur
Rondy pins on their coats) at many public functions to
advertise the event. They also appear on television
raiding the newscasts to arrest local newscasters
who do not have a Fur Rondy pin. All of this is done
in good-natured fun to promote the winter carnival.
During the event they serve as ambassadors for the
festival, providing information and directions to many
visitors. They are in hundreds of photos, posing with
visitors, from around the world, who want their picture
taken with a Keystone Kop.
For more information, or to learn how you can join the fun and become a Keystone
Kop, visit www.anchorageuniversitykiwanis.org.
Keystone Kops of the University Kiwanis, Anchorage
KEYSTONE KOPS
Fundraiser for Volunteers of America Alaska
This is a completion of skill and ultimate
bragging rights for the server/bartender that
can complete an obstacle course carrying
a tray of diferent size glassware flled with
liquid in the shortest amount of time.
No skates are worn. 3 short
ten-minute periods, a wife
ball and a leaf blower, teams
of drooling backpack blowing
warriors.
Create a Team, Make History and Carry Home Awards!
Fur Rondy World
Championship
Waiter &
Waitress
Races
March 1
Noon-5pm
Delaney Park Strip
March 1st (9am-5pm)
Championships
March 2 3pm-5pm
Delaney Park Strip
Leaf
Blower
Hockey
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NEW WORK ON THE
NORTH SLOPE
9:00am-6:00pm
*The Great Train Show
The Historic Alaska Railroad Depot, 411 W 1st Ave
Come and See a gathering of model trains of various shapes,
sizes, and sounds. Bring the family and enter into the miniature
world of model railroading. Feel the mysterious wonderment of
model railroading magic, while watching trains moving on the
multiple layouts. Meet and talk with fellow enthusiasts; exchange
thoughts, stories, and ideas with others that enjoy the modeling
experience. We hope to spark young interest in the hobby as well
as revive memories of the railroad world from yester year. Come
and partake of the aura of the Historical Alaska Railroad Depot,
help bring ARR 557 back to life, and fnd out what advertures await
you on the Alaska Railroad. Well see you there. All aboard!
OFFICIAL RONDY EVENT
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10:00am-9:00pm
Amateur Photo Contest
The Mall at Sears, 600 E Northern Lights Blvd
Come see the world through the eyes of amateur photographers
as they display photos and compete for top honors in various
categories.
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10:00am-10:00pm
GCI Snow Sculpture Competition
Ship Creek Ave, across from Comfort Inn
8ftx8ftx8ft blocks of compressed snow form the starting point for
creative miracles to happen. Watch artists of varying levels create
and compete for sculptural dominance! Division 1 winners go to
the US Nationals to compete as Alaskas team.
10:00am-5:00pm
*Military Dog Mushing Exhibit
Alaska Veterans Museum, 333 W 4th Ave, Suite 227
See photos, model of a military freight sled, interview with
musher and more. Museum admission is only $3, under 5 free.
Wednesdays through Saturdays, January 20th to March 2nd.
11:00am
Iditarod Movies for the Whole Family
Alaska Experience Theatre, 333 W 4th Ave
Join us daily for any one of our amazing flms about the Iditarod
and the amazing dogs these mushers work with. See our website
for details.
11:00am-5:00pm
High Country Kennels Dog Sled Rides
Delaney Park Strip, 10th Ave & E St
Dog sled rides.
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Rondy World Championship Sled Dog Races (DAY 1)
4th Ave and D St
The Grandfather of Alaska Sled Dog Races! Continuously voted
Best Event by the International Sled Dog Racing Association.
Witness the sheer intensity and excitement that is the most
anticipated sprint race in North America. Endurance, speed, and
agility prove these dogs are true athletes.
10:00am-9:00pm
Come see the world through the eyes of amateur
photographers as they display photos and compete for top
honors in various categories.
Noon
4th Ave and D St
The Grandfather of Alaska Sled Dog Races! Continuously voted
Best Event by the International Sled Dog Racing Association.
Witness the sheer intensity and excitement that is the most
anticipated sprint race in North America. Endurance, speed,
and agility prove these dogs are true athletes.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21
Noon-6:00pm
Horse Drawn Carriage Ride
3rd Ave and E St
For nearly 30 years, the Horse Drawn Carriage Company has
given passengers a taste of yesteryear with authentic carriage
rides pulled with one-ton Percheron draft horses. Ten-minute
downtown ride for two is $15.00, quarter-hour Park Strip ride
for two is $40.00, half-hour Boot Leggers Cove ride for two
is $75.00, and one-hour Westchester Lagoon ride for two is
$150.00. Each additional person is $5.00.
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Rondy Carnival
3rd Ave and E St
Funnel cakes, fshing frogs, and Ferris Wheels! Peer down from
your private gondola in the sky on the entire inlet. Grab a caramel
appel or some popcorn and hit the zipper! Are you man or
woman enough to outlast your kids? Kids, are you going to let
them? Daily during Rondy, weather permitting. Produced by
Golden Wheel Amusements.
1:00pm
for details.
2:00pm-4:00pm
Alaska Geographic Author & Artist Signing Event
Alaska Geographic, 241 North C St
Musher and author Dee Dee Jonrowe will sign her book, Iditarod
Dreams.
2:30pm
3:00pm-8:00pm
Northern Lights Model Railroad Club Open House
Russian Jack Park, 5200 Debarr Rd
See an operational HO Train layout up closeall welcome.
6:00pm-10:00pm
Fur Rondy Spiel
711 E Loop Rd
Curling Tournament open to 16 teams. Club is open to the public
to watch the games. See www.anchoragecurling.com for more
information or to register to play.

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1:00pm-9:00pm
Rondy Carnival
3rd Ave and E St
Funnel cakes, fshing frogs, and Ferris Wheels! Peer down from
your private gondola in the sky on the entire inlet. Grab a
caramel appel or some popcorn and hit the zipper! Are you
man or woman enough to outlast your kids? Kids, are you going
to let them? Daily during Rondy, weather permitting. Produced
by Golden Wheel Amusements.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21
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Rondy on Ice
UAA Wells Fargo Sports Complex, 2801 Spirit Way
Anchorage Figure Skating Club presents the 43rd annual Rondy
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Rondy Melodrama
The Alaskavengers vs. Dr. Despicable
Snow Goose Theater, 717 W 3rd Ave
Alaska Sound Celebration presents the 24th annual Rondy
Melodrama. Join the AlaskAvengers, Dr. Despicable and the
Minions at this years show to fnd out what happens when
superheroes and supervillians lose their super powers! Come in
costumeprizes at every show! Get your tickets before they sell
outavailable at CenterTix.net or 263-ARTS.
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9:00pm
Jim Beam Jam
The Egan Center, 555 W 5th Ave
Mix in the newest concoctions the world of spirits has to offer
and delicious appetizers, and youve got the perfect recipe for a
Rondy kick-off party! Scoot your boots down to the Egan Center
and see what you can cook up! Ken Peltier Band will be jammin.
$25.00 per person. Buy tickets at www.furrondy.net or the Fur
Rondy Shop at the corner of 4th Ave and D St. Must be 21 or older.
Mall Hours
The 10th Annual Craft Alaska Arts & Crafts Show
4th Avenue Marketplace, 333 West 4th Avenue
Get out of the cold and come into warm, dry, festive atmosphere.
Craft Alaska is a fun, family festival featuring dozens of Alaska-
made arts and crafts vendors. Our location of 4th Avenue
between C and D Streets is in the midst of the bustle of Fur Rondy
and the excitement of the world-famous Championship Dog Sled
Races.
Mall Hours
Alaska Boat & Outdoor Rec Show
Northway Mall, 3101 Penland Parkway
Mall Hours
*Artistry in Wood
10th annual winter woodworking show competition and exhibit.
Open to the public. Woodcarving, Woodscrolling, Woodworking,
and Wood Turning.
Mall Hours
*CANstruction 2014 Once Upon a Time
University Center, 3901 Old Seward Hwy
Inside a book, anything CAN happen. Come see how this theme
is brought to life in sculptures built with nothing but canned goods
to be donated to Food Bank of Alaska. You get to vote with cans
for your favorite. Last years event raised 40,000 pounds of
foodor 33,000 meals.
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8:00pm
Rondy Melodrama
The Alaskavengers vs. Dr. Despicable
Alaska Sound Celebration presents the 24th annual Rondy
Melodrama. Join the AlaskAvengers, Dr. Despicable and the
Minions at this years show to fnd out what happens when
superheroes and supervillians lose their super powers! Come
in costumeprizes at every show! Get your tickets before they
sell outavailable at CenterTix.net or 263-ARTS.
9:00pm
Jim Beam Jam
Mix in the newest concoctions the world of spirits has to offer
and delicious appetizers, and youve got the perfect recipe
for a Rondy kick-off party! Scoot your boots down to the Egan
Center and see what you can cook up! Ken Peltier Band will be
jammin. $25.00 per person. Buy tickets at www.furrondy.net or
the Fur Rondy Shop at the corner of 4th Ave and D St. Must be
21 or older.

Home, Garden &
Remodeling Show
Paul is the creator, owner, and CEO of Cutting Edge
Design. He has designed and built thousands of
decks in Southern Ontario, recently expanding his
design frm to include all of North America.
Paul will be making three appearances during the
weekend, check the AHBA website for updates.
Feb. 28-Mar. 2
Sullivan Arena
Paul Lafrance
Special Guest
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Anchorage Home Builders Association
Friday, February 28 Saturday, March 1 Sunday, March 2
12 PM - 8 PM 10 AM - 8 PM 10 AM - 5 PM
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SEMINARS ALL
WEEKEND LONG
Admission
General $7
Senior/Military $5
Children 12 & under FREE
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Rondy Championships
Sunday, March 2
11 am
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FREE PARKING
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AKCORNHOLE
& WASHERS
Sunday, March 2nd at 11:00AM
Cornhole Finals
Sullivan Arena
During the Anchorage Home Builders Association Home Show
Toss your hat into the ring and test your skill at Cornhole in the
February 27th & 28th at 6:30pm
Fur Rondy Championship
American Legion Post 28, 7001 Brayton Drive
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22
7am-8pm
8:00am-1:00pm
*Pioneer Pancake Feed
Pioneer Hall, 612 F St Upstairs
Annual Rondy breakfast event.
8:00am-11:30pm
Fur Rondy Spiel Curling Tournament
711 E Loop Rd
8:45am
Short Track Speedskating Races
McDonald CenterEagle River, 13701 Harry McDonald Rd
Short Track speedskating races. Indoors at the MacDonald
Center ice rink. Distances from 111 meters up to 1500 meters.
Races put on by the Alaska Speedskating Club.
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Rondy Snowshoe Softball
Kosinski Field, E 16th Ave and Cordova St
Have you heard the one about the man in a tutu and snowshoes
playing softball? No, really. This is Alaskas version of the company
softball team! Great to play and just as much fun to watch.
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Frostbite Footrace and Costume Fun Run
5th Ave Skywalk at the Egan Center
Dress up and hit the pavement for a Saturday morning family
event! 5k, 2.5k or Fun Run, theres a time and pace for everyone.
Put your creativity hat on and don a costume for the Costume
Contest great prizes! Warm-up before and after at the Glacier
BrewHouse.
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10:00am
Fur Rondy Pool Tournament
Anchorage Billiard Palace, 903 W Northern Lights Blvd
Intermediate 8 Ball

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9:30am
Frostbite Footrace and Costume Fun Run
5th Ave Skywalk at the Egan Center
Dress up and hit the pavement for a Saturday morning family
event! 5k, 2.5k or Fun Run, theres a time and pace for everyone.
Put your creativity hat on and don a costume for the Costume
Contest great prizes! Warm-up before and after at the
Glacier BrewHouse.
10:00am-10:00pm
10:00am-12:30pm
Rockin Rondy
Elaine S. Baker & Associates, 304 W 5th Ave
Enjoy a front row seat to view the parade from the warmth of the
Elaine S. Baker & Associates, Inc. Furniture Showroom, corner of
5th and C St. Rock in a Stickley Rocking Chair while enjoying the
festive antics of the Grand Parade. $20 Donation to Fur Rondy
appreciated. Arrive early; space is limited. Be sure to enter to win
a free Strickley Rocking Chairsee ADN for details!
10:00am-3:00pm
Free Hot Cocoa for Kids
Midnight Sun Caf, 245 West 5th Ave. Suite 106
Kids under age 12 can come in and receive a FREE hot chocolate!
10:00am-5:00pm
Antique Car Show
Bobs Services, 2009 Spar Ave
Indoor display of antique and specialty vehicles from the 1910s
into the 1980s. In the Ship Creek Basin, just a few blocks from the
Dog Races.
10:00am-5:00pm
10:00am-5:30pm
Fur Rondy Helicopter Rides
Ramada Downtown Hotel Parking Lot, 3rd Ave and C St
$50/person - two persons each trip - approx. 7 min. ride around
West Anchorage. Weight restrictions apply.
10:00am-6:00pm
Ice Bowling
The New Peanut Farm, 5227 Old Seward Hwy
Ice bowling on the Peanut Farm Pond. $8 gets 1 adult 10 frames of
bowling and a commemorative T-shirt. $8 gets 1 kid 12 and under
10 frames of bowling, a commemorative T-shirt and a kids meal
off of our Ice Bowling Kid Menu.
10:00am-6:00pm
*Anchorage Coin Club Coin Show
Anchorage Coin Club show at the University Center.
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Rondy Grand Parade
5th and 6th Aves
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Rondy Carnival
3rd Ave and E St
10:30am
Saint Bernard Club of Alaska World Championship
Dog Weight Pull Registration
Northway Mall, 3101 Penland Pkwy
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10:30am
Rondy Grand Parade
5th and 6th Aves
276-Park (7275)
easyParkalaska.com
Fur Rondy
Carnival Parking
February 21 - March 2
5th & B Garage: $1.00/hr
3rd Ave & C St:

Howard Johnson
$5.00/4 hrs
Photo Credit: Marilyn Hatch Mapes
Ready to Run?
By ofering everything from
mammograms to MRIs to X-rays,
Imaging Associates wants you to be
ready to enjoy Alaska. Because we
know that playing outside in winter
is how Alaskans stay healthy. Its why
we sponsor Iditarod Legend DeeDee
Jonrowe and the Fur Rondy Frostbite
Footrace. Lets have fun!
We can help.
222-IMAGE (4624)
imagingak.com
Photo Credit: Ron Day,
Rondayview Photography,
Wasilla, Alaska
2011 WINNER
EGIL ELLIS
PAST WINNERS
1946 - Jake Butler
1947 - Earl Norris
1948 - Earl Norris
1949 - Jake Butler
1950 - Gareth Wright
1951 - Raymond Paul
1953 - Clem Tellman
1954 - Raymond Paul
1955 - Raymond Paul
1956 - Jimmy Huntington
1958 - George Attla
1959 - Jimmy Malamute
1960 - Cue Bifelt
1961 - Leo Kriska
1962 - George Attla
1963 - Roland Lombard
1966 - Joee Redington, Jr.
1968 - George Attla
1972 - George Attla
1973 - Carl Huntington
1975 - George Attla
1976 - George Attla
1977 - Carl Huntington
1978 - George Attla
1979 - George Attla
1980 - Dick Brunk
1981 - George Attla
1982 - George Attla
1983 - Harris Dunlap
1984 - Charlie Champaine
1985 - Eddy Streeper
1987 - Eddy Streeper
1989 - Roxy Wright
1992 - Roxy Wright-Champaine
1993 - Roxy Wright-Champaine
1994 - Ross Saunderson
1997 - Axel Gasser
1999 - Egil Ellis
2000 - Egil Ellis
2002 - Egil Ellis
2004 - Blayne Streeper
2005 - Egil Ellis
2011 - Egil Ellis
2012 - Ken Chezik
2013 - Arleigh Reynolds
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
February
21st, 22nd
& 23rd, 2014
2014 World
Championship
Sled Dog Race
$
50,000
Guaranteed
Minimum Purse
FOLLOW THE RACES AT
CONGRATULATIONS TO ARLEIGH REYNOLDS
2013 RONDY WORLD CHAMPION
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*Alaska Trappers Association Fur Auction
3rd Ave and E St
Putting the Fur in Fur Rondy. The Alaska Trappers Association brings
you the fnest in Alaskan fur, continuing its legacy as an original
Rondy event.
11:00am
The 3rd Annual Great Alaskan Bed Races
Hilltop Ski Area, 7015 Abbott Rd
In this third annual event, 4 person teams race down the mountain
on mattresses, competing for the fastest time. Grab your friends,
come in costume and compete in one of the most adrenaline
inducing events at Rondy! Teams can register online at www.
hilltopskiarea.org.
11:00am
11:00am-5:00pm
Dog sled rides.
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4th Ave and D St
Noon
*Saint Bernard Club of Alaska World Championship
Dog Weight Pull
Northway Mall, 3101 Penland Pkwy
46th Annual World Championship Dog Weight Pull. Come out
and see dogs of all shapes and sizes pull for the title of World
Champion. Relive Alaskan history as these K9 competitors pull their
weight, demonstrating the loyalty and determination that it took to
open up the Alaska territory. Cheer for your favorite dog at this
premier event or enter you K9 companion to truly feel what its like,
and possibly become a part of history and earn the title of World
Champion.
Noon-6:00pm
3rd Ave and E St
Noon-6:00pm
Pony Wheel Ranch-Pony Rides
Post Offce Mall, 3rd Ave and C St
1:00pm
for details.
2:30pm
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Rondy Melodrama
The AlaskAvengers vs Dr. Despicable
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Rondy On Ice
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Outhouse Races
4th Ave between E St and F St
Youve all heard of reading, doing crosswords, playing games on your
cell phone, and there are even those who talk on their cell phonesall
to bring a little entertainment to the 94 hours of our lifetimes we spend in
the Loo. Being the competitive types that we are, Alaskans have taken
this concept to the next level. Dont be #2 in this race to the fnish line!
Get out your porta-potties, strap a couple skis to the bottom of them
and head down to 4th Ave to prove you truly are King or Queen of your
Throne. The Outhouse Races are presented by the UAA Architecture
and Engineering Club to raise funds for their charitable work.
4:00pm
Outhouse Races
4th Ave between E St and F St
Youve all heard of reading, doing crosswords, playing games
on your cell phone, and there are even those who talk on their
cell phonesall to bring a little entertainment to the 94 hours
of our lifetimes we spend in the Loo. Being the competitive
types that we are, Alaskans have taken this concept to the
next level. Dont be #2 in this race to the fnish line! Get out your
porta-potties, strap a couple skis to the bottom of them and
head down to 4th Ave to prove you truly are King or Queen
of your Throne. The Outhouse Races are presented by the
UAA Architecture and Engineering Club to raise funds for their
charitable work.
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Big Air Snowboarding Demo
2nd Ave (downhill from Carnival)
Watch the riders fy as they spin and fip through the winter air on their
snowboards! Free for the entire family.
5:30pm
*Pioneer Stories Dinner Theatre
Anchorage Senior Activity Center, 1300 E 19th Ave
$29.00, reservations required, 907-770-2000. Notable speakers
will tell tales of earlier days in Alaska and attendees will enjoy a
delicious meal while they listen.
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AT&T Fireworks Extravaganza
Ship Creek, Small Boat Harbor
Light up your life! Pyrotechnic artists paint the sky with blasts of blazing
rockets, bigger than any others used in Alaska! Fun for the entire family.
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Rondy Melodrama The AlaskAvengers vs. Dr. Despicable
9:00pm
Beer Drinking Contest
Chilkoot Charlies, 2435 Spenard Rd
Sponsored by K&L. 3 Singles Div- 12oz (Ladies only), 32oz & 64oz. 1 team
event-Anchorman-approx. 4 qts. (3 man teams). CASH PRIZES
9:00pm
Sub Zero Big Hair Ball
Sub Zero Bistro & Micro Lounge, 612 F St
Join Sub Zero and The Beauty Room for this all new Rondy event. Tease
it out and hairspray it up for a night of big hair, dancing, fancy dresses
and prizes! Find us on Facebook for more info!
Mall Hours
Mall Hours
Mall Hours
*Artistry in Wood
Mall Hours
Inside a book, anything CAN happen. Come see how this theme is brought
to life in sculptures built with nothing but canned goods to be donated to
Food Bank of Alaska. You get to vote with cans for your favorite. Last years
event raised 40,000 pounds of foodor 33,000 meals.
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ALL DAY
Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined Junior Nationals
Hilltop Ski Area, Karl EID Ski Jumps
Details at www.anchoragenordicski.com. Junior NationalsSki
Jumping. Top Jumpers from all over USA.
6:45pm
AT&T Fireworks Extravaganza
Ship Creek, Small Boat Harbor
Light up your life! Pyrotechnic artists paint the sky with blasts of
blazing rockets, bigger than any others used in Alaska! Fun for
the entire family.
Presented by The Anchorage Coin Club
University
Center
36th and
Old Seward Hwy
(907) 561-2275
& Sunday
Feb. 22 & 23
March 1 & 2
Buy sell
trade
Saturday
COIN & COLLECTIBLE SHOW
This hands-on winter festival invites participants to
build a winter landscape in the UAA Cuddy Quad with
snow sculptures and forts, ice lanterns,
miniature snowmen and lots more.
Come to UAA as part of your Fur Rondy activities to cozy up
next to a frepit with a warm drink and a Wolfpaw cinnamon
roll, and enjoy the creative outdoor space!
More info and a full schedule of events:
www.uaa.alaska.edu/engage
UAA WINTER OUTDOOR SPACES:
A DESIGN EXPLORATION
FEB. 21MARCH 1
UAA CUDDY QUAD
friday, february 21st
9:00pm at the egan center
A great
alaskan
favorite is
lined up for a
great evening
of jammin fun!
RONDY KICK-OFF PARTY
GET YOUR TICKETS AT THE RONDY SHOP LOCATED AT
4TH & D, AT THE DOOR OR AT FURRONDY.NET
DOORS OPEN AT 8:30Pm
FIRST 100 PEOPLE IN THE DOOR RECEIVE
A JIM BEAM JAM LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRT
Sponsored by
Southern-Odom
Wine & Spirits
Sign up to win FREE
tickets at your local
liquor store (look for
the Jim Beam and
DeKuyper displays)
KEN PELTIER BAND
9:00
PM
FEATURE
PERFORMANCE BY
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23
8:00am-6:00pm
Fur Rondy Spiel Curling Tournament
711 E Loop Rd
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State of Alaska Hide and Horn Auction Preview
3rd Ave and E St
Auction starts at Noon
9:00am-1:00pm
*Pioneers Pancake Feed
Pioneer Hall, 612 F St, upstairs
9:00am-2:00pm
*Alaska Stamp Show and Sale
Post Offce, 3rd Ave, Box Lobby
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Anchorage Billiard Palace903 W Northern Lights Blvd
Intermediate 8 Ball Finals
10:00am-5:00pm
Antique Car Show
Bobs Services, 2009 Spar Ave
10:00am-5:00pm
*Scale Model Club Exhibit
10:00am-5:00pm
*Open Art Display
10:00am-5:00pm
*Anchorage IPMS Model Contest
Plastic Model contest based on Basic Modeling craftsmanship
such as Construction And Painting. Junior, Teen and open age
groups. Categories (planes, cars, tanks, fgures, ships, sci-f,
dioramas, etc.) And rules at www.ipmsanchorage.com. Any age,
skill level or plastic modeling interest is welcome, Entry fee is $3.00
per model.
10:00am-5:30pm
10:00am-6:00pm
Ice Bowling
9:00am-Noon
State of Alaska Hide and Horn Auction Preview
3rd Ave and E St
Auction starts at Noon
9:00am-4:00pm
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3rd Ave and E St
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GCI Snow Sculpture Competition Awards Ceremony
11:00am
11:00am-3:00pm
Billiards Tournament
$5.00, Pre-Registration Requested
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4th Ave and D St
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State of Alaska Hide and Horn Auction
3rd Ave and E St
Alaska Trappers Association presents the Alaska State Hide,
Horn, and Antler Auction. All hides and antlers are from animals
that were illegally poached, killed in self-defense/accidentally, or
became a threat. Preview of Auction items starts at 9:00am.
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Tha Mall at Sears, 600 E Northern Lights Blvd
Noon-6:00pm
*Northern Lights Model Railroad Club Open House
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Rondy On Ice
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Rondy Melodrama
The AlaskAvengers vs. Dr. Despicable
1:00pm
2:00pm
*Mother-Daughter Victorian Tea Party
$17.00 (Adults), $7.00 (Children), Free (Under 4). Reservations
required, 907-770-2000. Tasty light foods such as petit fours,
fnger sandwiches, fresh strawberries and other treats will be
served with choice of tea. Mothers, grandmothers, and daughters
of all ages are invited.
2:30am
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Rondy On Ice
Mall Hours
Mall Hours
Mall Hours
*Artistry in Wood
Mall Hours
All Day
Enter to WIN a Rondy 2015 VIP
Package and Rondy Route Gift Cards
Visit 4+ locations between February 21 and March 2 and get the corresponding
square stamped. Then mail this page to Fur Rondy, 400 D Street, Suite 110,
Anchorage, AK 99501 to enter. Winner drawing on March 29, 2014.
Name:
Address:
City/State/Zip:
Phone:
E-mail:
Offcial Sponsor of the
Running of the Reindeer Pre
& Post Party destinations. See
www.furrondy.net for details.
Mail this page to: Fur Rondy, 400 D Street, Suite 110, Anchorage, AK 99501
320 West 5th Avenue
(907) 258-2882
www. sullivansteakhouse.com
645 G Street, Ste 101
(907) 279-1782
www.mcginleyspub.com
901 West 6th Avenue
(907) 278-5299
www. platinumjaxx.com
420 L Street
(907) 274-3502
www.simonandseaforts.com
939 W. 5th Avenue
(907) 276-6000
www.captaincook.com
610 West 6th Avenue
(907) 276-2337
www. humpys.com
737 West 5th Avenue, Ste 110
(907) 274-BREW (2739)
www.glacierbrewhouse.com
400 D Street
(907) 277-0202
www.akbrownbag.com
RONDY ROUTE
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Whales Tail
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ROAD CLOSURES INFORMATION
4th Ave. between I St. and Cordova St;
Cordova St. between 4th Ave. and 16th
Ave. will be closed to the travelling public
for the World Championship Sled Dog
Races. Drivers should expect closures
from Thursday evening, February 20th
through Sunday evening, February 23rd.
Surrounding side streets will have limited
access.
5th Ave. and 6th Ave. between G St. and
Eagle St. and G St. and Eagle St. between
5th Ave. and 6th Ave. will be closed to the
travelling public on Saturday, February
22nd between approximately 7:30 AM
to 10:30 AM for the Frostbite Footrace.
Surrounding side streets will have limited
access.
5th Ave. and 6th Ave. between K St. and
C St. and C St. and K St. between 5th Ave.
and 6th Ave. will be closed to the travelling
public on Saturday, February 22nd between
10:30 AM to approximately 12:30 PM
for the Grand Parade. Surrounding side
streets will have limited access. Drivers
should expect some delays accessing the
downtown area.
On Saturday, February 22nd between
7:30 AM and 12:30 PM, during the
Frostbite Footrace and the Grand Parade,
A St. northbound between 9th Ave. and 5th
Ave. will have limited access and will be
used strictly for 5th Ave. Parking Garage
and JC Penney Parking Garage. All other
downtown traffc should use alternate
routes.
On Saturday, February 22nd between
7:30 AM and 12:30 PM, during the
Frostbite Footrace and the Grand Parade,
I St. northbound between 9th Ave. and 5th
Ave. will have limited access and will be
used strictly for People Mover bus access
only. All other downtown traffc should use
alternate routes.
From Friday, February 21st to Saturday,
February 22nd, 7:00 PM, 2nd Ave.
between North C St. and E St. will be closed
to the travelling public for the Fur Rondy
snowboarding exhibition. Please use
alternate routes.
Anchorage Police Department offcers
will be on traffc control detail for the
duration of these events and will be able to
assist drivers with directional instructions.
Please drive with caution and follow all
appropriate detour signs and signals. Any
vehicles parked within the closure areas
will be subject to towing at the owners
expense. Please be aware of all No
Parking signs within the downtown area.
Contact the Municipal Traffc Department
at 343-8406 or the Anchorage Fur
Rendezvous Offce at 274-1177 for more
information.
BE IN THE KNOW DONT GET TOWED!
Please be aware of all No Parking
Signs and barricades - any vehicles
parked in these areas are subject to
towing at the owners expense. Please
note that this may includes set up days
and times prior to actual event dates.
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Clarion
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RONDY
HEADQUARTERS
Brown Bag
Sandwich Co.
JCPennys
Garage
2
Sullivans
Steakhouse
Rondy Headquarters: The Fur Rondy
Shop featuring Caffe Darte Coffee
Dowtown Parking
Key Locations
1. GCI Snow Sculptures
2. Carnival
3. Egan Center
4. Frostbite Footrace start [5th & C]
5. Outhouse Races start [4th between E&F]
6. Running of the Reindeer start [4th and H]

BP Shuttle Route
BP Shuttle Route Stops
Comfort Inn, Ship Creek
Alaska Railroad Depot
5th & H
Hotel Capt. Cook
Simon & Seaforts
Platinum Jaxx
Humpys
JC Penney Garage
Anchorage Museum
Ramada Anchorage Downtown
Carnival
Rondy Route Restaurants
Offcial Sponsor of the Running of the
Reindeer Pre & Post Party destinations.
LEGEND
PARKING
DOWNTOWN
IS EASY!
Try these lots and garages:
Lots at Post Offce Mall, or
Howard Johnson: 3rd & C
JC Penney Garage: 6th & E
Garage at 5th & B
Garage at 6th & H
Garage at 7th & G
Lot at 7th & I
City Hall lot: 632 W 6th Ave
I T S A RONDY TRADI TI ON
5K or 2.5K Fun Run Grab the entire family and join the fun!
Register at www.furrondy.net
Bib pick-up is at
Glacier BrewHouse
Thursday, February 20th
3:30 - 7:30pm
Race morning from 7:30 - 9:00am
** Entries close 30 minutes prior to the start of the race
9:30am, SATURday, FEBRUARY 22nd
DONT MISS
THE COSTUME
CONTEST!
GREAT FUN & PRIZES!
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24
9:00am-6:00pm
10:00am
10:00am
*Open Art Display
Anchorage Senior Activity Center, 1300 East 19th Ave
10:00am
*Cribbage Tournament
Free, pre-registration requested, 907-770-2000.
10:00am-5:00pm
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Rondy Carnival
3rd Ave and E St
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Klondike Buffet
$12.00 per person
Noon-6:00pm
Noon-6:00pm
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Tha Mall at Sears, 600 E Northern Lights Blvd
2:00pm
Caff Latte Art Demonstration
Fur Rondy Shop, 400 D St
2:00pm-4:00pm
Artist Jon Van Zyle will sign posters and prints .
3:00pm-6:00pm
Dog sled rides.
5:30pm-7:30pm
Oyster Shucking Contest
Sea Galley, 4101 Credit Union Drive
Oyster Shucking Contest Ladies Night and Rotary Club
7:00pm-10:00pm
Native Musicale
ChangePoint Auditorium, 6689 Changepoint Dr
A celebration of gospel music by believers from all over Alaska
large cities as well as small villages. Barrow, Nome, and Kotzebue
are some of the villages represented and Anchorage.
Mall Hours
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Mall Hours
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Visit the
Alaska Mint
907-278-8414 800-770-6468
429 W. 4th Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99501
(Downtown Corner of 4th & E)
alaskamint.com
Support Rondy by purchasing your Ofcial Fur Rondy Medallion
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25
9:00am-6:00pm
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*Open Art Display
10:00am-1:00pm
*Canasta Tournament
10:00am-2:00pm
Offcial Iditarod Photographer Jeff Schultz will do a presentation &
book signing.
10:00am-1:00pm
*Bridge Tournament
10:00am-7:00pm
10:00am-5:00pm
*IPMS Anchorage/ASMC Annual Model Contest
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3rd Ave and E St
1:00pm-3:00pm
Ice Skate Races
Cuddy Midtown Park Skating Oval, 40th and B St
Kids races. Costume race (long johns, furs, hats, etc. ) Bucket race
(skater pushing someone on a bucket). Relay races. Speedskating
races. Prizes. Drawing after the races.
3:00pm-6:00pm
Dog sled rides.
5:30pm-7:30pm
Oyster Shucking Contest Kiwanis Club
6:00pm
Banks Pool Tournament
7:00pm-10:00pm
Native Musicale
Mall Hours
Mall Hours
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University Center,3901 Old Seward Hwy
ALL DAY
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26
9:00am-6:00pm
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The Charlotte Jensen Native Arts Market
Dimond Center, 800 E Dimond Blvd
Featuring over 150 Native Artisans selling and demonstrating their
art, from basket weaving, dolls, beading, carving, and more! A rare
opportunity to meet and greet the artists and watch them create their
one-of-a-kind works. Most are Silver Hand Artists.
10:00am
10:00am
*Open Art Display
10:00am-5:00pm
10:00am-5:00pm
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Rondy Carnival
3rd Ave and E St
1:30PM
*Alaskan Wear Day
$5.00 Don your parkas, kuspuks, fur, mukluks and bunny boots for
a day of Alaskan wear extravaganza at the Anchorage Senior
Activity Centers Social Hour. Prizes will be awarded.
3:00pm-6:00pm
Dog sled rides.
5:30pm-7:30pm
Oyster Shucking Contest Lions Club
6:00pm
One Pocket Pool Tournament
7:00pm-10:00pm
Native Musicale
Mall Hours
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27
9:00am-6:00pm
10:00am
10:00am
*Open Art Display
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Author Tricia Brown will debut and sign her new book, Iditarod.
10:00am-1:00pm
*Pinochle Tournament
10:00am-5:00pm
10:00am-7:00pm
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3rd Ave and E St
1:30pm-4:30pm
*Scrabble Tournament
3:00pm-6:00pm
Dog sled rides.
5:30pm-7:30pm
Oyster Shucking Contest Shriners Night
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World Championship Outdoor Adult Hockey Tournament
Delaney Park Strip and Mulcahy Ice Complex
Eighteen years of outdoor hockey competition with a great family
atmosphere! Throw in a couple of grills and youve got one heck of a
party! Come kick it at Mulcahy or Delaney and root for your buddies!
6:30 PM
Cornhole & Washers Tournament
American Legion Post 28, 7001 Brayton Dr
From backyard fun to Rondy Debut! The simplistic nature of Cornhole &
Washers offer competitors of all ages and skill levels the chance to toss
their way to victory. Pre-register online or late registration on Thursday.
7:00pm-10:00pm
Native Musicale
ChangePoint Church, 6689 Changepoint Dr
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* $30.00 entry fee (includes t-shirt)
See website for additional bib pick-up dates and locations
Running
of
the
Reindeer
7th Annual
Saturday
March 1ST
4:00pm
Race Day Bib pick-up at Platinum Jaxx, Saturday, March 1st, 11:00am - 3:00pm
Official Running of the
Reindeer Pre & Post Parties
Sponsored by:
Fundraiser for
Toy for Tots.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28
9:00am-5:00pm
Alaska Stamp Show and Sale
The Alaska Philatelic Exhibition (APEX) is Alaskas oldest and largest
stamp show. The show features adult and youth exhibits and stamps
for purchase by collectors. Collectors of all ages and skill levels are
welcome. This year, we are at our new location at the Anchorage
Senior Activity Center and on a new weekend. Come and join the fun.
9:00am-6:00pm
9:30am-3:30pm
Uuttukuu Snow Golf Challenge Fundraiser
University Lake Park/University Springhill Suites
The Aqqaluk Trust will present its ffth annual Uuttukuu Snow Golf
Challenge Fundraiser. Uuttukuu, which means little in Iupiaq,
describes this 9-hole golf tournament played on the snow at University
Lake Park. The challenge part is adding the Inupiaq culture into the
play. Two of the 9 holes will combine various skills of the Iupiaq Eskimo.
18 Teams will be vying for wonderful prizes, trying their skill at the
Harpoon-hole-in-one contest and contending for the elite distinction
of Uuttukuu Snow Golf Master at this unique fundraiser. The Uuttukuu
Snow Golf Challenge has two goals; to have fun and to raise funds
for the Aqqaluk Trust. The money raised from Uuttukuu sponsorships
supports the programs and services of the Aqqaluk Trust.
10:00am-Noon
Iditarod Founder & Musher Dan Seavy signs his book, The Last
Great Race.
10:00am-5:00pm
10:00am-5:00pm
*Open Art Display
10:00am-5:00pm
10:00am-5:00pm
10:00am-5:00pm
Dog sled rides.
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11:00am-2:00pm
*Seafood Buffet
$15.00 per person
Noon-4:00pm
Author Katie Magelsdorf will sign her book, Champion of Alaskan
Huskies
Noon-6:00pm
3rd Ave and E St
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Rondy Carnival
3rd Ave and E St
1:00pm-4:00pm
*Hand and Foot Tournament
Free, pre-registration requested, 907-770-2000
1:00pm-4:00pm
*Open Art Display Artists Reception
Free, meet the artists and enjoy light refreshments
3:00pm-8:00pm
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Youth Outdoor Pond Hockey Tournament
Cuddy Family Park, 40th Ave and B St
The youth division plays on the pond, the way hockey should be
played! Smaller teams and rinks, no goalies, no boards, just good
old-fashioned fun outside on the ice.
5:30pm-7:30pm
Oyster Shucking Contest Finals. Top 3 from every night will qualify
for the fnals. We ask that members of the organization please be
present for their night.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28
7:00am-6:00pm
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Rondy Yukigassen
Delaney Park Strip
An exciting hybrid of capture the fag, paint ball, and snowball
fghts. Rondy Yukigassen is the U.S. Championship tournament with
the winning mens team invited to represent the nation in the World
Championships in Japan.
9:00am-5:00pm
Leaf Blower Air Hockey
Delaney Park Strip
10:00am-5:00pm
10:00am-5:00pm
*Open Art Display
10:00am-5:00pm
10:00am-5:00pm
Rondy Memorabilia Swap N Shop
Open to the public. Rent a $20.00 8-foot table to sell your
Rondy/Iditarod memorabilia or just show up to browse or buy (no
charge).
*10:00am-5:00pm
Anchorage IPMS Model Contest
*10:00am-5:00pm
Alaska Stamp Show and Sale
10:00am-6:00pm
Ice Bowling
10:00am-5:30pm
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Delaney Park Strip and Mulcahey Ice Complex
6:30 PM
Cornhole & Washers Tournament
American Legion Post 28, 7001 Brayton Dr
From backyard fun to Rondy Debut! The simplistic nature of Cornhole &
Washers offer competitors of all ages and skill levels the chance to toss
their way to victory. Pre-register online or late registration on Thursday.
7:00pm-10:00pm
Native Musicale
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Rondy Melodrama
9:00pm
Reindeer Sausage Eating Contest
Humpys Great Alaskan Alehouse, 610 W 6th Ave
Humpys annual reindeer sausage eating contest. Eat as much sausage
as you can in 10 minutes to take the title! Free to enter. Must be 21.
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64TH ANNUAL
BENEFITING LOCAL LIONS CLUBS CHARITIES
Must be
21 years
or older to
attend. ID
Required.
MUSIC AND DANCING,
COSTUME CONTEST,
MR. FUR FACE OFFICIAL
ALASKA STATE
BEARD & MOUSTACHE
CHAMPIONSHIP!
Tickets
$
30.00 each
Tickets available
at www.furrondy.net,
Rondy Headquarters,
Dooleys, Party Craft,
and Party World.
Featuring the
world famous
Mr. Fur Face
Contest, the
Alaska State
Championship
Beard and
Mustache
Contest
The Shake n Break Up Ball Saturday, March 1st 7:30 Egan Center
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be tenuous, the band`s shows still manage to feel a bit like a
homecoming. Irontman Byan Bollee cut his musical teeth here in the
punk band the Born Losers before the group relocated to Iort-
land, Ore., a decade ago. The Losers ground it out for a few
years before folding, with Bollee moving in a different direction
with his new band. (The Born Losers recently reunited for a
one-off show in Iortland, and Bollee said there are plans to re-
cord a new album in Iebruary.) The Builders and the Butchers were born in the streets as
a busking folk group, and over the course of h ve full-lengths
they`ve honed a dark Americana sound that props up tales of
bloodlust and humankind doing terrible things a country/
Western-ish framework of murder ballads and Bouthern Coth-
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"Western Medicine, which takes the band`s hallmarks and
dresses them up with cinematic ourishes (there`s still plen-
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Photography, Iandscape painting
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AduIt and teen cIasses starting Jan. 11

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2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 12
PRI NT ONLI NE MOBI LE Every Friday!
Come out and with us.
Your comprehensive guide to the weekend.
REMEMBER TO COME BY THE RONDY SHOP and complete your collections! We have
a limited inventory of prior years merchandise and other commemorative items to fll out your display!
COLLECTOR PIN & BUTTON ARTISTS
2014 Pin Artist:
Tara Gildow
Tara was born in Anchorage, Alaska, and raised on stories from the Iditarod Trail and Shannon
Cartwright illustrations. She graduated from Diamond High School in 2000, and went on to
pursue a bachelor of fne art in painting from the Pacifc Northwest College of Art in Portland,
OR. She is currently happy to fnger paint side-by-side with her 2 year old, Olivia.
In 1996, she won the Fur Rondy booster button contest which she thought was pretty much
the coolest thing to happen to her, until she won the 2014 pin contest. She chose for her design
a representation of the states fossil, the woolly mammoth. It was not a tough decision to work
with this image for her, as she has often pondered life in Alaskas distant past, imagining the
state overrun with lions, horses, mammoths, and short-faced bears.
Tara spends most of her time daydreaming about working on her next art projects, as well as
teaching her daughter about the beauty of Botticelli, the grandeur of the Cretaceous, and the
fner points of making a cardboard fort.
2014 Booster Button Designer:
Alex Pouzanov
Alex is 10 years old and he attends 4th Grade at Turnagain
Elementary School in Anchorage. He knew about the Booster
Button Contest Competition from a fyer posted at his school.
Alex was born in Alaska and speaks fuent Russian. This summer
he worked in the Saturday Kids Market and enjoyed visiting a
native art booth. Alex developed a love for native art, bone
carvings, handmade dolls, yo-yos. Alexs designs depicts
Eskimo children and the northern lights.
About Rondy Pins and Buttons
The frst Rondy pins were created in 1939. Each year, artists
compete to design the offcial pin and local students do the same
in a booster button contest. These pins and buttons become
Collectors items. Some pins are worth thousands of dollars!
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 22
5-6pm
2nd Avenue
(downhill from the Carnival)
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entire family. Keep your eyes in the
sky as this event happens before
the Rondy freworks show!
Generously supported by
ANNUAL FUR RONDY
600 E. Northern Lights Blvd Mall Hours: M-F 10-9, Sat 10-7, Sun 12-6
Enjoy an amazing display of subjects including: Portrait, Scenic, Wildlife, Pets & More!
$2,500 in prizes and gift cards from:
Blaines Art Sears Stewarts Photo Shop
On display throughout the Mall Feb 21 - March 2
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February 21 March 8 Snow Goose Theatre
Join the AlaskAvengers, Dr. Despicable and the Minions at this years
Fur Rondy Melodrama to fnd out what happens when superheroes
and super villains lose their super powers! Come in costume!
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Queen and Princesses
In the early days, Miss Anchorage (todays Fur Rondy
Queen) was chosen based on the amount of festival event
tickets she sold. Now, the Queen and Princesses recognize
upstanding young Alaskan women ages 18 to 25. They serve
as ambassadors of Rondy in Anchorage during the festival
and represent Fur Rondy at community and other events
throughout the year.
RONDY TRADITIONS
Lord and Lady Trapper
This duo attends offcial Rondy events as festival ambassadors.
They are chosen by previous Lord and Lady Trappers at the
annual gathering.
King and Queen Regent
Selected from the membership of the Pioneers of Alaska,
the King and Queen Regent represent Alaskas tradition of
adventure.
Left to Right:
Lord Trapper Paul McGuire;
Lady Trapper Sheila Balistreri;
Princess Quinsey Jorgenson;
Queen Ardrienna Everett;
Princess Jilene Galle;
Queen Regent Diane Barnett; and
King Regent David Barnett.
Fur Rondy Royalty
Those chosen as Fur Rondy Royalty serve as goodwill ambassadors
for the 10-day festival. Royalty connects with the community and
promotes Rondy during the celebrations and throughout the year.
RONDY ROYALTY TRADITION
2014 Miss Rondy Queen and Princesses
Left: Princess
Jilene Galle was born and raised in Eagle River. She is a student at UAA, learning to
be a Sign Language Interpreter. She hopes to one day interpret the plays put on
at the PAC.
Center: Miss Rondy Queen
Ardrienna Everett grew up in Wasilla and graduated from Colony High school.
She is currently studying at the University of Alaska Anchorage to earn a Master
of Science in Project Management, and works as a Resident Advisor for UAAs
residential community.
Right: Princess
Quinsey Jorgenson is a 2010 graduate of West High. She is extensively traveled
beginning with a backpacking trip to South Korea at the age of 8 with her mother
and her 13 year old brother and most recently spent a month in Cambodia
volunteering in an orphanage in Phnom Penh. She is adventurous and has a passion
for hiking. She is currently studying pre-med at UAA.
King Regent
King David Barnett was born in Anchorage at the old Alaska Railroad Hospital
in March 1943. He graduated from West Anchorage High in 1961 and, after
a long career in the foor covering industry, retired in 1997. David was a past
President of Anchorage Igloo #15 and a past Grand Treasurer of the Grand
Igloo. He served in the Alaska Air National Guard for 7 years.
Queen Regent
Queen Diane Barnett was born in July 1944, at the original Providence Hospital
here in Anchroage. Diane attended school in Fairbanks and graduated
from Lathrop High School. David and Diane married in 1964. She worked for
National Bank of Alaska until becoming a full time stay at home mom for their
2 children. Diane recently retired after 23 years working for Dr. Sedwick as a
dental assistant.
Lord Trapper
Paul McGuire moved to Alaska in 1983. He has served as auctioneer for
numerous Non-Proft events in Anchorage. He continues to donate his time
and expertise to many organizations.
Lady Trapper
Sheila Balistreri is the producer and anchor of the Morning Edition at KTUU
Channel 2 News, where shes worked since 1994. She is a graduate of UCLA,
and started her 39-plus year journalism career in Bismarck, North Dakota,
before moving on to Salt Lake City and eventually coming to Anchorage in
1989. A veteran of the military, Sheila spent three years in the Womens Army
Corps during the Vietnam War, performing with the 3rd Army Soldier Show
out of Fort McPherson, Georgia. She has been married 30 years to retired
educator Jerry Balistreri, with whom she has two grown children, Nick and
Beth. She has won numerous awards, including Edward R. Murrow regional
awards, Alaska Broadcasters Association Goldies and awards from both the
Associated Press and the Society of Professional Journalists.
2014 King and Queen Regents 2014 Lord and Lady Trapper
Additional THANKS to the following businesses for their support of the 2014 Miss Rondy Court:
TALAHEIM AIR SERVICE, THE ULU FACTORY, CAFF DARTE, BAGOYS FLORIST AND HOME
David Green Master Furrier
generously provides the
Rendezvous Royalty with fur
coats to wear during the Rondy
festivities. Pioneer furriers in
Alaska since 1922, this family
operated business is run by David
Green and his wife Shani with
their headquarters in Anchorage
and other locations throughout
Alaska.
BAC Transportation Service
offers more than just luxurious
transportation in limousines. We have
the newest feet of SUV Sedans in the
state available for your executive
transfers, airport transfers and
corporate car service needs. No
party too small or too large!
BAC Transportation is known
for our superior service. Our
vehicles compare to no others in
our region and our professional
and courteous chauffeurs will
surpass your customer service
expectations with an excellent
knowledge of local and regional
destination throughout Alaska.
Allure Day Spa & Hair Design
is the premier, award winning
salon and spa located in
downtown Anchorage, offering
a full range of salon and spa
services performed by highly
trained, professional individuals.
Generous supporter of the
Anchorage community, they
providing spa packages to the
Fur Rendezvous Royalty and all
contestants in the competition.
We are a full service dealer, stocking
all major brands and models.
Anchorage Restaurant Supply
also features professional and
prompt planning and design, fully
licensed installation, and of course, a
courteous and experienced sales
staff to assist you with all of your
equipment needs.
Located on 3rd avenue in the
heart of Anchorage, the Ramada
Anchorage Downtown provides
rooms for the Royalty during the
Rondy festivities. With spacious
rooms, Slipper Salmon Bar & Grill,
wif, free parking and shuttles, this
hotel has all the amenities for a
great stay in Anchorage.
Additional THANKS to the following businesses for
their support of the 2014 Miss Rondy Court
Sunny Side up Since 1998! Were
a popular downtown brunch spot
where the staff is friendly, the food
is tasty, and breakfast is served all
day. Our mission is to use the freshest
ingredients available and buy from
local vendors whenever we can. Most
everything we serve is made from
scratch, and with plenty of love. We
care about good food, our community,
the environment, and making people
happy. We offer a variety of vegan
& gluten-free options, as well as a
range of healthy choices.
WEATHER
PERMITTING
CARNIVAL SCHEDULE
Friday, Feb 21st ................ Noon-9:00pm
Saturday, Feb 22nd .... 10:30am-9:00pm
Sunday, Feb 23rd ............. Noon-8:00pm
Monday, Feb 24th ........ 3:00pm-8:00pm
Tuesday, Feb 25th ......... 3:00pm-8:00pm
Wednesday, Feb 26th ... 3:00pm-8:00pm
Thursday, Feb 27th ....... 3:00pm-8:00pm
Friday, Feb 28th ........... 1:00pm-9:00pm
Saturday, March 1st ... 10:30am-9:00pm
Sunday, March 2nd .......... Noon-5:00pm
*Closing times are weather and crowd permitting.
LOCATION
Rondy Central at 3rd Ave. and E Street
RONDY CARNIVAL
www.goldenwheelamusements.com
Sponsored by
Anchorage celebrates its 100-year anniversary in 2015
and everyone is invited to participate! The Anchorage
Centennial Celebration is our opportunity to commemorate
and celebrate the culturally rich and diverse community
we live in while leaving a legacy for future generations to
enjoy. Stay up to date on plans, projects, events and ways
you can get involved at AnchorageCentennial.org or by
following us on .
ANCHORAGE
CELEBRATION
CENTENNIAL
Did you know??....
In Alaska, charitable gaming is operated on behalf of non-proft organizatons, such as the Fur Rondy/
Greater Anchorage Inc.

Tudor Bingo Center and its customers have raised and distributed over $23 MILLION for charites within our
community. And weve been doing this for the last 21 years!

You can help support the Fur Rondy/Greater Anchorage Inc. and other fne charites in our community by
gathering up your friends and family and bringing them out to Tudor Bingo Center for a fun flled night of
entertainment. You could even win some of the $95,000.00 in cash bingo prizes that we give away every
week!

Our bingo hall is over 17,000 sf; its clean, smoke free and alcohol free. We ofer a full service kitchen, a large
pull tab selecton, the Rat Race, 50/50 Split the pot, seal cards, monthly promotons, door prizes and friendly
and knowledgeable staf that can answer all of your questons! Come see for yourself!
NATIVE
ARTS
MARKET
Te Charlotte Jensen
Over 150 Alaska Native Artisans
A rare opportunity to meet, greet
and buy direct from the artists as
they create their one of a kind items
Visit www.furrondy.net
for more information
February 26 - March 2
Daily 10:00am - 6:00pm, Sunday Noon - 5:00pm
March 1 & 2
Delaney Park Strip
Rondy welcomes the Japanese sport of
Yukigassen back for the third annual
US Championship Yukigassen Tournament
Yuki = snow
Gassen = battle
Together = SNOWBALL FIGHT!
What is
Yukigassen?
Teams of seven compete on
a 10 x 40 meter court in a
snowball fght that combines
the elements of paintball,
dodgeball and good ol
snow-slinging fun! Rondy
hosts the US Championships
with the winning team in the
Mens 18+ division eligible to
compete in the international
championships!
Overview
Begun in 1946 as part of Fur Rondy, the World Championship Sled Dog Races
have become a cornerstone event of the festival. Mushers from all over Alaska,
the nation, and the world participate for the title of fastest sprint mushing team.
The race is held over three days; the fastest total time recorded wins.
Countless people and entities support this race: The Municipality of Anchorage
supplies police offcers, snow fencing, and snow placement and removal for the
street portion. The Alaskan Sled Dog & Racing Association, or ASDRA, grooms
and sets snow fencing for the other 21 miles of trails. Fur Rondy raises the purse
and promotes the race. ASDRA volunteers manage and operate the race.
Sponsors also support the race.
2014 purse: $50,000
All races start at noon at 4th Ave. & D St.
Day 1: Friday, February 21
Day 2: Saturday, February 22
Day 3: Sunday, February 23
2014 FUR RENDEZVOUS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SLED DOG RACES
TM
Follow the race on KHAR!
The Rondy World Championship
Sled Dog Races
TM
Friday, February 21st, Saturday, February 22nd
and Sunday, February 23rd, 2014
High Noon, Fourth Avenue at D Street
6:00pm, Tuesday, February 18th
MUSHERS BIB DRAW
6:00pm, Sunday, February 23rd
RACE BANQUET
Tickets available through the Alaskan
Sled Dog & Racing Association
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TM
The trail follows 4th Ave. east to Cordova St. where mushers turn south. At the
bottom of Cordova Hill the trail moves to the bike/ski trails along Anchorages
greenbelt. Here the teams are challenged by long dark culverts under the
Seward Highway and Lake Otis Parkway. The trail has two large pedestrian
overpasses over Northern Lights Blvd. and Tudor Road separated by a trail
through a popular dog park. Six miles into the trail the teams hit the designated
sled dog trails of Tozier Track. Fourteen miles later the trail again heads back
across the Tudor Road pedestrian overpass to downtown Anchorage.
Best Viewing Places
4th and Cordova 1.
15th and Cordova 2. *
16th and Cordova 3.
Gambel Culvert 4.
Lake Otis Culvert 5.
Goose Lake 6. *
ANH Center 7.
Ambassador Drive 8. *
Tudor/MOA Access 9.
The Y 10.
TOA 1 11.
Road Crossing 12.
1st Campbell Airstrip Crossing 13.
Gas Line 14. *
2nd Culvert Campbell Airstrip Road 15.
BLM Bridge 16.
TOA 2 17.
Airstrip Y 18.
Off Airstrip Loop 19. *
Science Center 20.
Rondy Cut-Off 21.
Be a Good Spectator
Find a good viewpoint behind the trail edge.
Teams leave at one or two minute intervals and often
are closely spaced. Faster teams may have even
passed a competitor.
Look for dogs running well with their heads and tails
down showing concentration on their effort. Tug lines will
be tight. Be aware that sudden movements or fashbulbs
may startle dogs and break their concentration. You will
see the head and tail go up if this occurs.
Mushers will only ask for help if needed. Dogs often are shy
of unfamiliar people.
Getting entangled in a dog team can be very hazardous for you
and the dogs.
A dog team traveling at up to 20mph takes up to 50 feet to come to
a stop.
Sled dogs run very quietly. You may not know they are coming until
you hear, Trail! or worse, you are entangled in the lines because
the musher could not see around a corner.
Your pet dog will not enjoy watching sled dog racing events. A fast
moving team will frighten most dogs. They also are a distraction to
the racing or training dog team. Do not bring your family pets to dog
mushing events.
*Indicates Radio Checkpoints
Main Roadways
There are fewer people capable of throwing a 90mph fastball than there are
CEOs of fortune 500 companies. In a similar way there are few dogs that have the
physical and mental attributes it takes to be a competitive Fur Rondy sled dog. Each
arm of the sled dog sport poses its own set of challenges for the canine athletes
that compete in them. Distance dogs must have legendary stamina and steel-like
mind sets to survive the grueling hours and environmental extremes they face in
their races. On the other end of the spectrum, limited
class sprint dogs reach white knuckle speeds for short
distances. If we compare the performance of these
dogs with the physiological limits nature has set for the
canine athlete we can begin to appreciate the prowess
of the Fur Rondy dog.
Distance racing dogs, while working for hours on
end; generally work between 40 and 60% of their
maximal capacity. Limited class sprint dogs work at
90-95% of maximal capacity for 12- 30 minutes at
a time. Dogs competing in the Fur Rondy are asked to
maintain intensities similar to limited class sprint dogs,
around 90% of maximum, for around an hour and a
half. This combination of speed and endurance makes
the selection criteria for these athletes very narrow
indeed. If you want to put numbers on all this compare a
Rondy dog to one of the best human athletes of all time,
Lance Armstrong. When you try to defne the limits of
performance the measurement most often used is the
maximal rate of oxygen consumption or VO2 max.
This give you an idea of the amount of sustainable power
output an athlete is capable of producing each minute per
unit of body weight. Lance Armstrong has one of the highest VO2 max measurements
ever recorded in a human at 82 ml/kg/min. I have measured several of the dogs
running in my team and most have a VO2 max of about 240 ml/kg/min. That means
that dogs competing in the Fur Rondy can burn oxygen at three times the rate that
Lance Armstrong can. I tell people this is why we ride on the sled and they pull it!
These superb athletes did not appear by chance. Each Fur Rondy dog is the
product of tens of generations of an intensive breeding and selection process.
This process began in villages along the river and costal regions of Alaska and
has continued to evolve today with the introduction of European bloodlines. The
focus of these breeding programs has been the creation of a dog with a unique
combination of speed and endurance and a mind capable of navigating the
challenges of the urban Anchorage trail system. This last component is no small
feat; in fact the Rondy has been referred to as the steeple chase of dog mushing.
Teams pass through 8 culverts multiple foot bridges, and even 4 and 6 lane
highways on elevated pedestrian bridges. Add to that
crowds of people, trailside barbeques, loose dogs, kids
throwing snowballs, school children cheering and over 2
miles of on the street racing and you have an event that
not only taxes the body but challenges the mind of even
the most seasoned athlete. To do well in the Rondy truly is
the pinnacle of dog mushing. Successful teams conquer
what is likely the toughest combination of physical and
mental tests in the sport. Other races may go further or
require more peak speed but no race combines the
speed over distance with the mental challenges of the
Rondy. This is why the Rondy has been used by all other
arms of the sport as the source of breeding stock.
Nearly all dogs running in the Iditarod can trace their
origins back to dogs from Fur Rondy teams. This is also
true for mid-distance and limited class sprint teams.
While no one can argue that it takes a great
dog to compete in these other arenas of the Dog
Mushing World, the truth is the very best athletes run
down 4th avenue for three days in a row on the last
weekend in February. If you ever wonder why there are
fewer teams running competitively in the Rondy than in
long distance, mid-distance, or limited class sprint races remember the statement
from the beginning of this article. There are fewer dogs that have the athletic
prowess to run nearly 20 mph for 90 minutes than there are that can run really
far for a long time or really fast for a short time. Like the 90 mph pitcher, the elite
Rondy dog is a rare and gifted athlete.
Article by Dr. Arleigh Reynolds, DVM
Senior Scientist Nestle Purina. For more information on this article, call (907) 274-1177
What makes a Rondy dog so special?
SATURDAY, MARCH 1
<
10:00am-4:00pm
Youth Outdoor Pond Hockey Tournament
Cuddy Family Park
10:00am-1:00pm
Fur Rondy Volkswalk
Westmark Hotel, 720 W 5th Ave
Choose a 5km (3.1 miles) or 10km (6.2 miles) untimed walk along city
streets and sidewalks throughout downtown Anchorage. The route
includes historical sites, plus Fur Rondy venues, including Snow Sculptures.
Warming station at Ramada Inn.
10:00am-5:00pm
Dog sled rides.
10:00am-11:00am
Northrim Bank Brain Freeze
Atwood Building Plaza, 550 W 7th Ave
Ice cream eating contest & ugly snow suit competition. Free hot cocoa
& cider.
<
10:30am-9:00pm
Rondy Carnival
3rd Ave and E St
<
11:00am-3:00pm
Alaskan Trappers Association Fur Auction
3rd Ave and E St
11:00am
12:00pm-6:00pm
3rd Ave and E St
12:00pm-6:00pm
12:00pm-5:00pm
*Fur Rondy World Championship Waiter & Waitress Races
Delaney Park Strip
12:00pm-6:00pm
1:00pm
2:30pm
<
3:00pm
<
4:00pm
Running of the Reindeer
4th Ave between D and H Streets (G St Starting Line)
KWHL 106.5, Bob and Mark Show, and Rondy bring you the 7th annual
Running of the Reindeer! This internationally-acclaimed event is a
fundraiser for Toys for Tots and Armed Services YMCA of Alaska. Its a
great way to help Alaskans! Participants come from across the globe
to see if they can outrun the reindeer. $30.00 per person. Register at
www.furrondy.net or at the Fur Rondy Shop.
<
4:00pm
Alaska HoldEm Tournament of Champions
Ante up and prove that youre the best HoldEm player in Alaska! Players
qualify at local clubs and organizations in and around Anchorage. See if
youve got what it takes to beat the defending champion.
7:00pm
Rage City All Starts vs Southern California Rollergirls
AT&T Pavilion, 11051 Omalley Centre Dr
Its roller derby, baby! Anchorages Rage City All Stars take on the
Southern California Rollergirls, 7:00 pm, AT&T Sports Pavilion, http://www.
ragecityrollergirls.org.
<
7:30pm
Miners and Trappers Charity Ball Shake N Break Up Ball
Break out the costumes and celebrate the 64th annual Miners and
Trappers Charity Ball. Bring your world-class beard and extremely
tolerant other half to compete in the Mr. Fur Face Contest, the Alaska
State Championship Beard and Mustache Contest. The Miners and
Trappers Charity Ball has raised several million dollars for local charities
and is produced by area Lions Clubs. $30.00 per person, or $50.00
per person if purchased with Running of the Reindeer registration. Tickets
available at www.furrondy.net, the Fur Rondy Shop, Dooleys, and Party
World.
<
8:00pm
8:00pm
Urban Yeti Improv
Urban Yeti Improv is the freshest improvisational comedy to hit the
907. UYI promises a unique and entertaining improv experience as
performed by some of the states greatest talents. Our shows are
inspired by an array of randomly selected sources, and relies heavily on
audience participation.
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2014 RondyBrew
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Anchorages annual Fur Rendezvous celebrates its 79th year
in 2014. National Geographic calls it the best winter festival
in the world. Alaskans call it Rondy for short, because, really,
who can spell ren-dez-vous?

Begun as a three-day event in 1935 to coincide with the arrival
of miners and trappers selling their bounty in town, Rondy has
blossomed into a ten-day festival for kids of all ages. Contests
and culture, sled dog races and snow sculptures, fur auctions
and freworksRondy has something for everyone!
Brave Anchorage in February, run with the reindeer, have a
Rondy Brew or two. We dare you!
Fermented in Alaska
www.anchoragebrewingcompany.com
Anchorage Brewing Company and their distributor Specialty
Imports generously support Fur Rondy again this year.
$1 of every bottle sold in Alaska is donated to Fur Rondy.
Anchorage Brewing Company was voted #1 Best New Brewer in 2011 by RateBeer
Limited Edition Alaska-Made Beer Celebrates Fur Rondy
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<
8:30am-8:00pm
Rondy Yukigassen
Delaney Park Strip
10:00am-3:00pm
*Alaska Stamp Show and Sale
<
10:00am-10:00pm
<
10:00am-10:00pm
10:00am-3:00pm
<
10:00am-6:00pm
10:00am-5:30pm
$50/person - two persons each trip - approx. 7 min. ride around West
Anchorage. Weight restrictions apply.
<
10:30am-7:00pm
Rondy Carnival
3rd Ave and E St
11:00AM
Cornhole Championships
Sullivan Arena
The fnalists compete to become King of the Toss.
11:00am-5:00pm
<
12:00pm-5:00pm
12:00pm-6:00pm
3rd Ave and E St
12:00pm-6:00pm
<
1:00pm
3:00PM
Celtic Rendezvous
An energetic Irish dance group performing choreographed
performance pieces based on the rhythms of the traditional reels, jigs
and hornpipes. Silent auction beginning at 2:00PM.
3:00pm-5:00pm
Leaf Blower Air Hockey Championships
Delaney Park Strip
<
5:00pm
Mall Hours
*Artistry in Wood
Mall Hours
Mall Hours
SATURDAY, MARCH 1
SUNDAY, MARCH 2
10:00pm
Fur Bikini Contest
Chilkoot Charlies, 2435 Spenard Rd
$500 in cash prizes for the best Fur Bikinis. Homemade, real or faux fur.
Mall Hours
Mall Hours
Mall Hours
Artistry in Wood
Mall Hours
CANstruction 2014 Once Upon a Time
*
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We are proud and honored to have your support, thank you for
being a part of the 2014 Anchorage Fur Rendezvous!
SPONSORS AND PARTNERS
We encourage everyone to support the businesses and organizations who make Rondy possible!
4th Avenue Marketplace
Alaska Aces
Alaska Adventure Media
Alaska Airlines
Alaska Communication Systems
Alaska Railroad Corporation
Alaska Sound Celebration
Alaskan Sled Dog & Racing
Association
Allure Day Spa & Hair Design
American Legion Post 28
Anchorage Brewing Company
Anchorage Community Development
Authority
Anchorage Daily News
Anchorage Figure Skating Club
Anchorage Media Group
Anchorage Press
Anchorage Restaurant Supply
Arctic Roadrunner
AT&T
Avis
BAC Limousine
BC Excavating, Inc.
BP
Brown Bag Sandwich Company
Caff Darte
City Diner
Clear Channel Communication
Coast Magazine
Coca-Cola of Alaska
Collaborative Minds
ConocoPhillips
David Green Master Furriers
Dimond Center
Fred Meyer
GCI
Glacier BrewHouse
Golden Wheel Amusements of Alaska
Great Originals
Healthy Futures
Humpys Great Alaskan Alehouse
Imaging Associates
Kahlua
KTUU
KTVA
KYUR
Lions Clubs
Mini of Anchorage
Municipal Light and Power
Municipality of Anchorage
Odom Corporation
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Pioneers of Alaska
Platinum Jaxx
Ramada Inn
Red Bradley
Repsol
Simon & Seaforts
SMG
Southern Wine & Spirits of Alaska
Sullivans Steakhouse
Talaheim Lodge
The Bob & Mark Show, KWHL
The Magic Bus
The Mall at Sears
Titan
Tudor Bingo Center
Ulu Factory
United Rental
University Kiwanis, Anchorage
Verizon
Visit Anchorage
Volunteers of America
The Waterworks
William Scotsman
Williams Reindeer Farm
Lois Beyer
Eugenia Biutrasco
Mike Bowen
Lori and Bob Brewer
Kathy and John Chamberlin
Pierre Clairmont
Cheryl Cline
Silvia De Los Santos
Celest and Dave Dorsey
Wilma M. Gonzales
Bad Gore
Van Hale
Ernie and Sandy Hall
Dennis Hippert
Lona M. Hudson
Gary and Jonnie Hufford
Howard Hunt
Gale Hunter
Jo Jensen
John Jenson
Jackie Jones
Roy B. Johnson Jr.
Connie Jolin
Scott and Kay Keller
Amy Kendall
Dan Lenz
Kelly Day Lewis
Betty and Paul Martin
Lynn Matheny
Lisa McAlees
John and Beverly McCleary
Henry McGhee
Maryls Middlestadt
Fred Oetzman
Candy and Don Olson
Donella Otter
Brenda Palmer-Pershing
Aaron Pascar
Gregg Peters
Kenneth Port
Margie Prichard
Richard Pryor
Coral Quimby
Robb Robert
Katie Samuels
John Sarvis
Rosalie Schmidt
Marilyn Skau
Audrey Skinner
David Skitt
Richard Soverns
Lana Steinert
Sarah Voss
Jack and Carol Williams
Mary Zamorski
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS
Susan Duck Mary Fairbanks Ernie and Sandy Hall Charlotte Jensen Rick Mystrom
John and Sandra Powers Troy Smith Ruth Williams Tammy Windsor
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