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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) Deep snow is slowing down mushers in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, but the leader has a secret for dealing with the difficult conditions. “I've been training with 120 pounds of concrete and all the gear in the sled,” Thomas Waerner, 46, told a camera crew from the Iditarod Insider as he was preparing his sled to leave a checkpoint outside the Alaska community of Kaltag late Saturday. Waerner, a native of England living in Norway, was first to arrive at the next checkpoint – Unalakleet – on Sunday.
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