1925 serum run to Nome
Relay participants and distances
Mushers (in order) and the distances they covered. Most legs were planned to be about the 25 miles long, generally accepted as an "extreme day's mush".

1925 serum run to Nome

Section Title: Relay participants and distances
Table Section Text: Mushers (in order) and the distances they covered. Most legs were planned to be about the 25 miles long, generally accepted as an "extreme day's mush".

Start	Musher	Leg	Distance

January 27	"Wild" Bill Shannon	Nenana to Minto to Tolovana Team of eleven Alaskan Malamutes. Around 11:00 PM Jan.	52 mi (84 km)

January 28	Dan Green	Tolovana to Manley Hot Springs Temperatures warming to −30 °F, but a 20 mph wind	31 mi (50 km)

Johnny Folger	Manley Hot Springs to Fish Lake Made run at night and is reported to have made 'good time'. Folger was an Athabascan Native.	28 mi (45 km)

Sam Joseph	Fish Lake to Tanana A Tanana tribe Native, 35 years old, with a team of 7 malamutes. Recorded Tanana temperature was −38 °F.	26 mi (42 km)

January 29	Titus Nikolai	Tanana to Kallands An Athabascan Native, no information regarding Titus's team, time or travel along the trail. Met Dave Corning at Kallands.	34 mi (55 km)

Dan Corning	Kallands to Nine Mile Cabin Reported to have averaged 8 mph for the 24 miles. Again no mention of exact times or the team.	24 mi (39 km)

Edgar Kalland	Nine Mile Cabin to Kokrines A musher for the U.S. mail service. Met by Harry Pitka at Kokrines.	30 mi (48 km)

Harry Pitka	Kokrines to Ruby Seven dogs with trail in good condition. Night run with speeds averaging greater than 9 mph.	30 mi (48 km)

Bill McCarty	Ruby to Whiskey Creek Lead dog: Prince. Severe hour-long snow storm.	28 mi (45 km)

Edgar Nollner	Whiskey Creek to Galena Lead dog: 8 year old Dixie. Nollner, a 21-year-old from Galena, mushed seven malamutes and was met by his brother George.	24 mi (39 km)

January 30	George Nollner	Galena to Bishop Mountain Newlywed George appears to have made the trip using the same team Edgar used to cover the previous 24 miles.	18 mi (29 km)

Charlie Evans	Bishop Mountain to Nulato Half Athabascan Native, Evans, 21 years old, left Bishops Mountain at 5:00 AM with a reported temperature of −64 °F.	30 mi (48 km)

Tommy "Patsy" Patson	Nulato to Kaltag Patson, a Koyukuk Native, also a mail carrier, ran a fairly straight trail, setting the fastest speed recorded during the Serum Race, covering 36 miles in ​3 1⁄2 hours at an average speed of more than 10 mph.	36 mi (58 km)

Jack "Jackscrew" Nicolai	Kaltag to Old Woman Shelter An Athabascan Native, Jackscrew was a small man known for his unusual strength. During his partial night run, he jogged to lighten the sled until passing the Kaltag Divide, then a downhill trail toward Norton Sound.	40 mi (64 km)

Victor Anagick	Old Woman Shelter to Unalakleet Anagick, an Eskimo Native, was sent from Unalakleet with an 11 dog team. Covered the 34 mile trail in 6 hours arriving at 3:30 Saturday morning.	34 mi (55 km)

January 31	Myles Gonangnan	Unalakleet to Shaktoolik	40 mi (64 km)

Henry Ivanoff	Shaktoolik to just outside Shaktoolik Part Russian Eskimo, Ivanoff started toward Golovin. About a half mile out of Shaktoolik, he had to settle a fight in his team.	0.5 mi (0.8 km)

Leonhard Seppala	Just outside Shaktoolik to Ungalik to Isaac's Point to Golovin Lead dogs: Togo and Scotty, team of 6 Siberian Huskies. Forty-eight-year-old Seppala, with a team of 6 dogs had left Nome with the intent of intercepting the serum at Nulato, unaware that the relays had been faster.	91 mi (146 km)

February 1	Charlie Olson	Golovin to Bluff Lead dog: Jack, team of 7 Alaskan Malamutes. Olsen had left Gunnar Kaasen at the Olson Roadhouse and traveled to Golovin to await the serum.	25 mi (40 km)

Gunnar Kaasen	Bluff to Safety to Nome Lead dog: Balto. Kaasen and his team of 9 dogs were sent from Nome to Bluff to await the serum, while Ed Rohn was sent to Pt.	53 mi (85 km)

Sentence(s)

Leonhard Seppala with lead dog Togo, traveled 91 miles (146 km).

final_sentence: Leonhard Seppala with lead dog Togo, traveled 91 miles (146 km).