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Friday, January 23
It is with great sadness.......
It is with great sadness that I announce the loss of long time member and club advocate Tom Larkin, who passed away on March 4. Tom kept coming to races even after his sons racing days, and was always interested in the sport. He will be missed at the corner for trail help. The club expresses it's deepest sympathy to Connie and family.......
Tuesday, January 16
Local Sled dog clubs mourn the passing....
Jeff Johnson, longtime member of the Narragansett Bay Sled Dog Club and its former president, passed away at home on Monday January 8, 2007. Jeff was an enthusiastic member of the club, and raised champion dogs in West Greenwich, RI. Most current members of the club owe a lot to his legacy, and his presence on the trails will sorely be missed. In recent years he was a dedicated Scout troop leader, often bringing his troop for trail help. Rest in Peace.
 | | Radar and Her friends from Little Compton, RI |
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LITTLE COMPTON WELCOMES RADAR!!!
Radar stopped in Little Compton to show the students at the Josephine Wilbur School about sled-dogs and Mushing.
 | | Radar & friends | |
RADAR VISITS THE ISLAND!!
Radar visited Jamestown recently, and made some new friends. Radar would like to thank everyone for coming to see her, and Kris Williams for inviting her. Happy Trails!!!
 | | Hey where's those red dogs? | |
Well someone raced last weekend!!!
Becki Tucker raced at Meredith last weekend for her first sprint race up north.
 | | Radar & friends | |
SLEDDOG STOPS IN WEST WARWICK
Radar stopped in West Warwick at the library this week to meet some new friends and introduce them to the sport of Mushing. Radar wanted to show off her new friends and wishes to thank everyone who came, and the library staff who invited her.
 | | Danielle Verrier on the way to winning her race | |
THE RACE IS OVER!!!!
The race at Freetown went off as scheduled December 8,2002. Conditions were hard packed trails. Let it snow, let it snow let it snow!!!!!
 mario
 | | Ed Burke arrives Home | |
More Photos........
The start of the new season ... clinics......training....
Just a reminder, membership dues are due, it's $15.00 for family, $10.00 for single mebership for the year. Anyone wishing to join can contact the Website for more information.
Tentative clinic dates are October 20, 2002 November 10, 2002 at the Freetown State Forest. There will probably be members training on other dates contact the club for further information. You or your dog do not need experience just the willingness to have fun!!!
Phillips Brook Race , a "freight day" for members.
Club members competed in the Phillips Brook Freight Race in Stark New Hampshire under perfect skies. Steve Marsh took the first place in the open division, and did some trail blazing along the way. His son Ethan ran away with the Novice Division, finishing before the timekeeper had made it to the finish line. The freight race is run by the Yankee Malamute Club in the Phillips Brook recreational area. This is the second year of the race and by the looks of the turnout there will be more racing for years to come. For those of you not familiar with this type of race, the sleds are loaded with 40 pounds of dog food for each dog pulling the sled. Fun was had by all!!
CLUB MEMBERS COMPETE IN LACONIA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS!!
Ethan and Cody Marsh competed in Laconia last weekend and did well. Ethan finished a respectable sixth using two dogs in a three dog race and Cody streaked into a second place finish in the one dog.
Check out the Photos!!
Race photos have been posted in the album page of the site and in the results page. We will be posting more in the near future!!
WHAT A RACE!!!!!!!!!
The race on January 7, turned about to be great for participants and spectators. Thanks to all the people involved and we'll see you at the Connecticut Valley race on January 14. (Call to confirm the race is on)
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