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Helmut Peer'S Sport career


European Champion 2002 (Arsana/S) Leader: Max (Hound) & Sleepy (Alaskan Husky)		Vice World Champion 2003 (Todtmoos/D) Leader: Max (Hound) & Lucky (Hound)


European Champion 2001 (Haidmühle/D) Leader: Max (Hound) & Lucy (Alaskan Husky)		North American Champion 8-dogs 1999 (Fairbanks/AK); Leader: Sleepy & Lucy (sisters, Alaskan Husky)

Training and Racing History

2003/2004 Season

The training season of 2003 was characterised by bad snow conditions and warmer than normal weather.
The European Championship would have been my highlight of the year but it had to be cancelled due to the lack of snow.
So unfortunately, the 2003 racing season was not so successful as we had hoped.
However at the preraces in Austria (Weng, Lackenhof, Rosenau (Austrian Championship)) I finished first in the open category.
Based on this success and others, I finished the year 2004 as the Austrian Champion and finished second in the German Championship.

In April we started preparing the team for the 2004/2005 racing season. .
Our plan for this year is to go the Pirenia (the biggest middle distance race in Europe) and the World Championship in Dawson City.

At this point in time, we have 16 racing dogs in our kennel and we are expecting 1-2 litters this year.

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Sport career

1986		Vice Austrian Champion First race with 2 dogs
1987		First Place at 2 Austrian races Vice European Champion
1988		Austrian Champion and Vice European Champion
1989 -1990		New learning process and change to new class (8 dog)
1991		European Champion 8 dog (Austria), training in Canada with 14 dogs for 3 months First Place at the Canadian Open in December Austrian Champion
1992		World Champion 8 dog in Bad Mitterndorf (Austria) European Champion (Finnland) World Speed Record: 1km in 1:28 min. in Buchenberg (Germany) ( remained unbroken) Austrian Champion “Musher of the Year”
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1993		European Champion in Pfitsch (Italy) Third Place at the World Championship in Fairbanks (Alaska); only medal for Europe! First Place at the Yukon-Championship Open Austrian Champion
1994		European Champion in Kirchbach (Austria) World Champion in Todtmoos (Germany) Second Place at the Pedigree Pal-World-Trophy in Bad Mitterndorf (Austria) First Place at the Challenger Races (Alaska)Austrian Champion
1995		Third Place open class and Second Place 8 dog Preliminary Race (Alaska) Seventh Place Alpirod (long distance race) Fourth Place European Championship First Place Zell/See, Bad Mitterndorf, Rauris (Austria) Austrian Champion
1996		European Champion in Kötschach – Kirchbach (Austria) Middle Distance Austrian Champion 6 dog class and open class Second Place in the Pedigree Pal-Cup
1997		Austrian Champion First Place at the Alpentrail (largest European Middle Distance Race) Ninth Place at the Nenana Come Back Race (Alaska) Second Place in the Pedigree Pal-Cup
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1998		First Place at the Houston Classic (Canada) First Place at the Eielson Airforce Base Race(Alaska) Third Place at the Goldrun Championship (Alaska)
1999		First Place at the Canadian Open 8 dogs Third Place at the Canadian Open open class First Place at the Houston Classic (Canada) First Place in Canmore (Canada) 10 dogs Second Place in Canmore (Canada) 8 dogs Second Place at the Goldrun Championship (Alaska) 10 dogs Second Place at the Goldrun Championship (Alaska) 6 dogs First Place at the Eielson Airforce Base Race (Alaska) 10 dogs Second Place at the Eielson Airforce Base Race (Alaska) 6 dogs Fourth Place at the North Pole Championship (Alaska) 10 dogs Fifth Place at the North Pole Championship (Alaska) 6 dogs First Place at the North American (Alaska) 8 dogs Fourth Place at the North American (Alaska) 6 dogs Second Place in Tok (Alaska) 8 dogs Second Place in Tok (Alaska) 6 dogs
2000		time out in the sport (son Lukas was born)
2001		First Place in Annaberg (Austria) 8 dogs and 6 dogs Third Place in Buchenberg (German Championship) open class First Place in Bärnkopf (Austria) 8 dogs First Place in Wallgau (Germany), Bavarian Championship, 8 dogs European Champion in Haidmühle (Germany) 8 dogs
2002		First Place in Buchenberg (Germany) 8 dogs Second Place in Buchenberg (Germany) 6 dogs Various First places in the preraces of the European Championship European Champion in Asarna (Sweden) 8 dogs
2003		First Place in Langtaufers (Southtirol) First Place in S´Chanf (Switzerland) Vize World Champion in Todtmoos (Germany) 8 dogs
2004
2005		Sixt Place in Pirena (Spain)
2006		Second Place Alpirace (Austria) Third Place European Championship in Tarvisio (Italy) More First Places in Trainingraces
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