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A search was launched for a sled dog team that might have been attacked by a moose in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog race.
Two bush pilots reported seeing a moose stomping sled dogs near Finger Lake, Alaska, about 200 miles from the start of the race. But searchers were unable to determine exactly were the incident occurred or who was involved.
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