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The famous All-Alaskan Racing Pigs have been packing grandstands since a summer afternoon in Fairbanks, Alaska in 1987. Catch them at a fair near you — or put them in the middle of your event.
You never sausage a show!
Two shows, one crew
Pork-belly laughs are a certain result. Eight racers run four at a time down a hundred feet of wood shavings — three rounds, one surprise feature, then a championship between the four fastest. You may not think of little porkers when sport is the conversation. You will after.
Meet the racers
Climb on, sit down, grab hold, blast down the track. Super-modified pedal tractors and real weight-pull sleds, starting at 75 lb for four-year-olds. Pull the full twenty-five feet and you come back for more. Every kid leaves with a scorecard headed by your event.
See the tractorsAnimals & people
Our porcine athletes travel and live in comfort. The trailer is fully insulated, air conditioned and heated, with a water system that keeps everyone hydrated on the track and off. Bedding is changed twice daily. The interior is washed and sanitised at least once a day. Professional veterinarians visit and examine the team routinely.
When the heat gets to be too much, the two-legged crew take refuge in there too.
How we care for the team
Why fairs rebook us
A halftime show for the Seattle Seahawks in front of a full house — plus the Supersonics, University of Washington basketball, Knott's Berry Farm and Pike Place Market. The track packs down into a trailer and sets up on turf, asphalt or a county fairground in about four hours.
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