Jason Mackey of TopNotch Comeback Kennel is preparing to take on the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race once again in 2026, with this year’s event running on the northern route.

This video showcases Jason’s journey from Anchorage to Nome.  His emotions are put to the test as he travels with his mothers and brothers ashes. Lead dog, Rad, makes it

Jason rolled down Front Street in Nome with five dogs. He had a total race time of 12 days 2 hours 3 minutes and 7 seconds. Jason received $1000 and

Sunday morning and Jason makes the short journey from his home in Wasilla to Willow Lake. The real race starts here. Yesterday was great. The crowds, the ceremony, but today

It’s the first Saturday in March 2023 and Jason is unloading his truck in Downtown, Anchorage. It can only mean one thing – it’s time for Iditarod. Jason arrives early,

Top Notch kennel wanted to take this opportunity to thank everyone involved in our journey to get to Iditarod 2023. The food drops are going out now, with just over

After the success of the Lance Mackey tribute Christmas Cards, we really wanted to follow it up with a 2023 Calendar. Unfortunately, we were not able to get things sorted

Jason’s brother, the late, great Lance Mackey is to be made the Honorary Musher for the 2023 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race from Anchorage to Nome. Lance competed in the

Jason will be running the 2023 Knik 200 sled dog race. The Knik 200 Joe Redington Sr. Memorial Sled Dog Race was founded by Sally Welch of Eagle River Alaska

Until the end of the year we will be taking bookings for Christmas Dog Sled Rides from our kennels in Wasilla. The price is $40 per person Please use our