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Dog Racing:     more books (100)

Attla Training and Racing Sled Dogs by George Attla, Bella Levorsen, 1974-06 Horse and Dog Racing in Australia by IBISWorld, 2007-01-04 Dog-Sled Dreams.(Oregon girl trains sled dogs for racing): An article from: Jack & Jill by Susann Keys, Eric Hansen, 1999-12-01 The sport of "mush." (sled dog racing): An article from: Children's Digest by Sherry Shahan, 1996-12-01 The National Greyhound Racing Club Book of Greyhound Racing (Pelham Dogs) by Roy Genders, The National Greyhound Racing Association, 1990-08 Canodromo Calpense, Sabado 19 de Junio 1949. Programa Oficial. Dog Racing Program. by Canodromo Calpense, 1948 Iditabusiness: the Iditarod is not only the last great race, it's also big business. (sled dog racing): An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Sean Reid, 1993-03-01 Dog-gone fun on a Saturday night: Dog racing at Commerce City's Wembley Park.(Brief Article): An article from: ColoradoBiz by M. Eastlake Stevens, 2001-12-01 Tracks misled public on need for dog racing.: An article from: New Hampshire Business Review by Carey Theil, 2007-08-03 The key to speculation for greyhound dog racing by Jack Gillen, 1980 Racing the Iditarod Trail by Ruth Crisman, 1993-05 The Gambling Times Guide to Greyhound Racing by William E. McBride, 1990-06 Surgeon tackles elements in 1,000-mile Alaska dog sled race.: An article from: Airman by Amy Hansen, 2005-05-01 Adopting the Racing Greyhound by Cynthia A. Branigan, 2003-08-01

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21. Dirty Dog Racing
    Online parts and accessories retailer.Category Shopping Vehicles Parts and Accessories OffRoad  
    http://www.dirtydogracing.com/

22. Black Dog Racing, Richland, WA
    Darren Curtis is the Pure Stock Owner/Driver based in Richland, Washington.Category Sports Motorsports Stock Cars Drivers and TeamsYou really need frames to view the contents of the Black dog racing web site.  
    http://www.blackdogracing.com/

23. New Jersey Sled Dog Club
    Information on the sport of sled dog racing, club events schedule, and links to other sled dog pages.  
    http://www.njsdc.com/INDEX.html

24. Iditarod
    Official site for the world's foremost sled race, the Iditarod Great Sled Race, with regular updates Category Sports Winter Sports Sledding Sled dog racing Iditarod met earlier today and voted unanimously on the recommendation of its staff to movethe restart of the 31 st running of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race to  
    http://www.iditarod.com/
    
    Extractions: Web Cam Past Iditarod musher Jerry Austin (L) presents the Rookie of The Year award to 20-year old, Jessica Hendricks. Iditarod Video Clips Most Improved Musher Clinton Warnke receives his award check from John Handeland. A Complete List of the Special Awards can be found in the General Information Section.

25. About -News & Issues
    Links to antigreyhound racing sites. From About.com.  
    http://animalrights.about.com/culture/animalrights/msubdogracing.htm
    
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26. GREY2K USA The Cruelty Of Dog Racing
    The Cruelty of dog racing Photograph courtesy of the Greyhound ProtectionLeague. dog racing is inherently cruel and inhumane. On  
    http://www.grey2kusa.org/cruelty.html
    
    Extractions: Home Contact GREY2K USA The Cruelty of Dog Racing Meet the Board! An Industry in Decline Press Special Events ... Other Ways to Contribute The Cruelty of Dog Racing Dog racing is inherently cruel and inhumane. On the following pages, you will find information about the killing and cruelty that is so often associated with the American Greyhound Racing industry. The photos on some of these pages are graphic and disturbing, but they are the ugly reality of dog racing. Please view at your own disrection. The single largest problem with the dog racing industry is the overwhelming number of dogs that are bred and subsequently disposed of in order for the industry to operate. This phenomenon was cited by Idaho Governor Phil Batt in 1996 when he said, "Dog racing depends upon selecting a few highly competitive dogs out of a large group. It hardly seems worth it to me to go through that process of breeding and killing the ones that can't compete, just to have the sport." According to estimates by the Greyhound Protection League , as many as 20,000 racing greyhounds are killed each year nationwide when they are no longer fast enough to turn a profit. This includes thousands of puppies that simply disappear each year from official records before ever reaching a racetrack.

27. GREY2K USA The Killing And Cruelty Of Dog Racing
    The Killing and Cruelty of dog racing. The photos property. This isthe bloody and shameful history of dog racing in America. Web  
    http://www.grey2kusa.org/reality.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Contact GREY2K USA Meet the Board! The Cruelty of Dog Racing ... Other Ways to Contribute The Killing and Cruelty of Dog Racing The photos on this page are graphic and disturbing, but they are the ugly reality of dog racing. Please view at your own discretion. Dogs in cages; showing how the dogs are tatooed in the ears Behind the public facade of dog racing is a dark and ugly reality involving tremendous cruelty and killing. It is a world in which thousands of dogs are a mass produced, interstate business commodity in a constant quest for profit. When they cease to be useful as money-making machines, most become the waste product of this business venture. A pile of dead greyhounds at a shelter in western Massachusetts More on the Killing of Greyhounds Is This Any Way to Treat a Dog? A Non-Objective Financial Partner Many citizens are unaware that states who allow dog racing both regulate the tracks, to try to maintain betting integrity, and receive a percent of the money bet at the tracks. There is always a built in interest in hiding the killing and cruelty of dog racing from the public because such revelations might adversely impact state revenues and the jobs of those employed by the racing industry. Dog track owners and their associates historically are major campaign donors to state politics.They spend and lobby intensely and influence state policy in great disproportion to their economic benefit to the state. The end result: racing commission officials and legislators often move far beyond the regulatory role and become ardent defenders of track owners, especially when attempts are made to question the use of dogs in this business.

28. Dog Racing
    Get your own FREE web site in the dog racing community. Simply click, choose yourgraphics and type your text. No HTML needed. In the dog racing community.  
    http://www.kidssportsnet.com/dogracing/
    
    Extractions: There are three categories of web sites you can choose from in the "Dog Racing" community: individual, team and league. Choose one and get your web site within minutes. No HTML needed! Just click to select images, colors, buttons, counter digits, and type your own text or use our already made templates.

29. KRGC Dog Racing
    Road PO Box 12036 Kansas City, Kansas 661122036 1-800-695-RACE The Woodlands isa dual racetrack facility consisting of both greyhound and mixed horse racing.  
    http://www.accesskansas.org/krc/krcdog.html

30. Greyhound Sport - Dogracing In Denmark
    Information about greyhounds and dog racing in general as well as tracks and race results in Denmark. Senda-postcard, fun downloads plus links. Henrik Kristiansen.  
    http://www.dogracing.dk/indexengelsk.htm

31. Welcome To Rude Dog Racing
    Rude dog racing. Address 7051 Cerritos Ave. 1 Stanton, CA 90680 USA.Business Phone 714995-2952. Fax E-mail nathan_youngman@hotmail.com.  
    http://rudedogracing.bizland.com/

32. The North American Dog Racing Association
    NADRA The North American dog racing Association. The North American dog racingAssociation (NADRA) is an international organization of dog trainers.  
    http://nadra.itgo.com/
    
    Extractions: The North American Dog Racing Association (N.A.D.R.A.) is an international organization of dog trainers. There are thousands of members throughout the USA and Canada. We produce the Classic K-9 Show. Filled with numerous dog sport events, the show is a medium for you to show off your dog's talent and training. There are no breed restrictions for joining N.A.D.R.A. Purebred and mixed breed dogs compete equally. Introduction The North American Dog Racing Association is the world's largest international organization of dog trainers. Members of N.A.D.R.A. participate in numerous dog sports while entertaining audiences of major cities across North America. Events like Flyball, Agility, Obedience, Frisbee and Canine High Jumping are only a few examples of the dog sports that we use to create the Classic K-9 Show. Any talent is welcome within the N.A.D.R.A. Organization! We produce more than 30 Classic K-9 Shows throughout each year. While these shows contain fun events that entertain the public, they are also

33. Winners Online Casinos - Dog Racing
    Other Online Gambling. Sports Betting Horse Racing dog racing Tips PredictionServices. Miscellaneous. Sports Betting (dog racing) Sponsored Links  
    http://www.winners-online-casinos.com/online-gambling/dog-racing.htm

34. Clever Dog Racing
    Describes the design and construction of a 70cc Honda race bike.  
    http://www.jrbranson.com/HondaRacer/mainpage.htm

35. Black Dog Racing, Richland, WA
    Darren Curtis is the Pure Stock Owner/Driver based in Richland, Washington.  
    http://www.BlackDogRacing.com/

36. Dog Racing At The Sports Ink! ESpInk.com
    dog racing at The Sports Ink Your dog racing scouting center at eSpInk.com.Check dog racing scores! dog racing transactions Other dog racing links  
    http://www.espink.com/contents/racing-dogs.shtml
    
    Extractions: Welcome to eSpInk.com, The Sports Ink - It's like . [Center - NSW] [Fun] [Sports] [Shop] ... [Cars] Google Ask Jeeves AlltheWeb Looksmart Altavista Excite HotBot Lycos MSN Yahoo! Infospace Inktomi Freshblue About.com Teoma Iwon Open Directory Newsgroup - Google Image-Google Image-Yahoo! Image-Excite Image-AlltheWeb Video-AlltheWeb Music-AlltheWeb Music-Yahoo! FTP Files-AlltheWeb Shopping-Yahoo! Auction-Yahoo! Auction-eBay News-Yahoo! News Photo-Yahoo! Documents-Yahoo! Thesaurus-Yahoo! Dictionary.com Dictionary-Yahoo! Yahoo! (Stock) Yahoo! (Movies) Archery TSN College Basketball Scores [Your user browser does not support iframes or is currently configured not to display iframes.] At the Sports Ink! The Sports Ink leads you to millions of links to scouting reports and player evaluations as well as other sports-related sites. If you want to write a scouting report yourself, check out the Scouting Reports! section of eSpInk.

37. Beginning Sled Dog Racing
    GETTING STARTED IN SLED dog racing WITH SAMOYEDS. With two or threeSamoyeds, it is easy to start dreaming about zipping silently  
    http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Trails/7825/sledstart.html
    
    Extractions: With two or three Samoyeds, it is easy to start dreaming about zipping silently through the snow on the runners of a sled, the dogs navigating deftly through windswept trails. Perhaps you are an aspiring Iditarod distance racer. The differences between a team of long distance Alaskan Husky athletes and a Samoyed sprint racing team are considerable, however. Before you begin building your "dream team", consider the heritage of the Samoyed. The Samoyed breed has a versatile history in herding, sledding and weight pulling, yet it is not considered a top performer in any one area. Depending on your fondness for the breed, the Samoyed is either a "renaissance dog", or a "jack of all trades and master of none". Many other mushers point out that the typical Samoyed racing performance is slower than other breeds specifically bred for running (Siberian Husky). Most experienced Samoyed team drivers acknowledge the breed’s limitations for racing, especially compared to cross-breeds developed specifically for racing, such as the Alaskan Husky. However, in sprint racing over shorter distances, many Samoyeds make up in attitude what they may lack in ideal racing conformation. Furthermore, our breed often performs relatively well in races where conditions are less than ideal because of the Samoyed’s superior intelligence and perserverence. It takes several elements to build a successful racing team. Set your goals in keeping with your own athletic ability, your dog’s abilities and aptitude, your ability to train, and your access to key resources (dogs, training partners, equipment, training trails, races).

38. Powell's Books - Used, New, And Out Of Print
    Games Horse and dog racing There are 329 books in this aisle. Browse aisle.Featured Titles in GamesHorse and dog racing Page 1 of 7 next.  
    http://www.powells.com/subsection/GamesHorseandDogRacing.html

39. RUDE DOG RACING
    http://home.off-road.com/~rudedogracing/

40. Selecting Winning Dogs With BrainMaker Neural Networks
    Because the dog racing information is not available in computer format,Derek spent a lot of time doing data entry. When it's time  
    http://www.calsci.com/DogRacing.html
    
    Extractions: Sequence Prediction Mr. Derek Anderson (Lakewood, CO) has trained neural networks that assist him in picking winning dogs at the racetrack. He trained the neural networks with two months of race results found in the daily racing booklets. Once trained, he runs the current day's race information through seven neural networks. He adds up the dogs' "scores" from his neural networks and places them in predicted finish order. Whenever the first place dog is ahead by at least ten neural network points over the second place dog, he bets on the winner. He claims 94% accuracy with this method, but he can bet on only a third of the races. Mr. Anderson input information for approximately 300 races for the training file. The neural network looks at the statistics for three dogs at a time and outputs which of the three dogs did best. If there are eight dogs in a race, he must group the dogs in all possible combinations of three: dogs A, B and C; dogs A, B and D; dogs A, B and E; etc. For each race, there are 56 combinations, or sets of input data. The data Mr. Anderson uses include the winning time of the race, the time that each dog took to finish the race, the time that dog reached each of four positions in the race (out of box, first corner, backstretch, outside corner) as well as comments about the dog's behavior. The behavior was classified as one of fifteen types such as ran wide, bumped, hit, and ran inside. He presented these pieces of information for each dog for each of the last eight races the dog ran. His networks have 504 inputs (21 statistics * 3 dogs * 8 races = 504).

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