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A near-death experience during Michigan’s UP200 sled-dog race to qualify for the Iditarod hasn’t stopped Liza Dietzen from continuing her pursuit to compete in her dream event. Dietzen has spent the majority of her life raising and caring for her dogsled team. This Taproot Pictures film is a story about her dedication to the sport.
