Willow Palin, left, stands next to her sister Bristol as she waives the starting flag for their father Todd Palin, from Wasilla, Alaska, right, and Scott Davis, from Soldotna,Alaska, at the staring line of the 2,000 mile Iron Dog snowmobile race in Big Lake, Alaska, Sunday Feb. 11, 2007. Teams left the starting line for the 1,100 mile ride to Nome before heading to the finish in Fairbanks, Alaska. Todd Palin is the husband, and Willow and Bristol are the daughters of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, who was there to watch the start. AP Photo logo AP Photo 29 months ago

Willow Palin, left, stands next to her sister Bristol as she waives the starting flag for their father Todd Palin, from Wasilla, Alaska, right, and Scott Davis, from Soldotna,Alaska, at the staring line of the 2,000 mile Iron Dog snowmobile race in Big Lake, Alaska, Sunday Feb. 11, 2007. Teams left the starting line for the 1,100 mile ride to Nome before heading to the finish in Fairbanks, Alaska. Todd Palin is the husband, and Willow and Bristol are the daughters of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, who was there to watch the start.

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