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Past Race Results

Final Standings

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Place
Prize
Musher
Time at
Finish
Total Time
dd:hh:mm
Dogs Start
Finished/Dropped
Experience
1
$35,000
Lance Mackey(11)
02/20/08
1:23AM
10:12:14
14 / 11 / 3
Veteran
2
$25,000
Ken Anderson(20)
02/20/08
1:38AM
10:12:29
14 / 8 / 6
Rookie
3
$20,000
David Dalton(22)
02/20/08
10:44PM
11:09:35
14 / 10 / 4
Veteran
4
$16,500
Michelle Phillips(3)
02/20/08
11:30PM
11:10:21
14 / 8 / 6
Veteran
5
$14,500
Brent Sass(8)
02/21/08
1:27AM
11:12:18
14 / 8 / 6
Veteran
6
$13,000
Kelley Griffin(18)
02/21/08
10:24AM
11:21:15
14 / 6 / 8
Veteran
7
$11,000
Hugh Neff(10)
02/21/08
10:33AM
11:21:24
14 / 7 / 7
Veteran
8
$9,000
Dan Kaduce(5)
02/21/08
4:48PM
12:03:39
14 / 7 / 7
Veteran
9
$8,000
Jean-denis Britten(7)
02/21/08
6:06PM
12:04:57
12 / 9 / 3
Rookie
10
$7,000
William Pinkham(2)
02/21/08
10:21PM
12:09:12
14 / 7 / 7
Veteran
11
$6,500
Mike Ellis(23)
02/21/08
11:07PM
12:09:58
14 / 9 / 5
Rookie
12
$6,000
Phil Joy(6)
02/22/08
11:16AM
12:22:07
14 / 7 / 7
Rookie
13
$5,000
Ann Ledwidge(4)
02/23/08
9:21AM
13:20:12
14 / 7 / 7
Rookie
14
$4,500
Bill Cotter(16)
02/23/08
9:49AM
13:20:40
14 / 8 / 6
Veteran
15
$4,000
Kyla Boivin(12)
02/23/08
5:26PM
14:04:17
14 / 8 / 6
Veteran


Scratched Mushers

Musher Name
Location
Date
Comments
Didier Moggia
Mile 101
02/10/08
4:15PM
 
Bruce Milne
Mile 101
02/10/08
4:52PM
 
Paul Geoffrion
Mile 101
02/10/08
5:35PM
 
Frank Turner
Central
02/10/08
6:09PM
Frank Turner (15) drove from 101 to Central and scratched there.
Andreas Moser
Mile 101
02/10/08
6:42PM
 
Becca Moore
Mile 101
02/10/08
10:09PM
 
Julie Estey
Slaven's Cabin
02/12/08
6:29PM
Scatched at Slavins due to personal injury
Cor Guimond
Dawson City
02/16/08
9:32PM
Guimond left Dawson day 18 @ 1005 and returned to Dawson and scatched on day 18 @ 1130 Reason for scatched unknown at this time.


Disqualified Mushers

There are no disqualified mushers.

Withdrawn Mushers

Musher Name
Location
Date
Comments
Donald Smidt
Chena Hot Springs
02/10/08
11:35AM
Failing to provide dog care expected of a Yukon Quest participant.


2008 Special Awards

Dawson Award - Lance Mackey
Lance Mackey won 4 oz. of Klondike placer gold, sponsored by Wendy & Joe Fellers of Fell-Hawk Placer in Dawson City. This award is presented to the first musher to reach Dawson City and finish the race.

The Dawson Award commemorates getting to the Klondike and completing the journey home.

Rookie of the Year Award - Ken Anderson
Ken Anderson took home this northern-made burl box inlaid with malachite and placer gold as the highest placing rookie Yukon Quest musher.

A rookie is any musher who has not completed a previous Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race.

Challenge of the North Award - Brent Sass
Brent Sass was given an Alaskan Eskimo artwork hanging, sponsored by Denali State Bank and presented to the musher who most exemplifies the Spirit of the Yukon Quest, as selected by the Race Officials.

Sportsmanship Award - Kelley Griffin
Kelley Griffin was selected by her fellow finishing mushers as the musher who demonstrates the most outstanding sportsmanship along the trail; Kelley received a carved wooden handled knife.

Veterinarian's Choice Award - Lance Mackey
Lance Mackey was recognized for his excellent canine care while remaining competitive throughout the race. He receives a $1,000 (US) certificate for veterinarian services (donated by Alpine Veterinary Medical Clinic (Whitehorse, YT) and Uncommon Journeys (Whitehorse, YT) plus a burl bowl etched with musher and dog.

Golden Harness Award - Lance Mackey
Handsome & Rev from Lance Mackey's team were fitted with custom-made golden harnesses, donated by Tanzilla Harness Supply, and perfectly prepared steaks, served by the High Country Inn's Chef, as the 2008 Champion lead dogs, in honour of their loyalty, endurance and perseverance throughout the race.

Red Lantern Award - Kyla Boivin
Kyla Boivin was the last official finisher and received a decorative red lantern sponsored by White Pass & Yukon Route and had her name added to the perpetual Yukon Quest Red Lantern.

The Red Lantern commemorates the tradition of keeping a light on for all mushers still out on the trail.