<p>Billy Snodgrass (in maroon shirt) stands amid his dogs during a vet check with head vet Vern Starks (in yellow) in Joseph Wednesday.</p>

In unofficial results, Billy Snodgrass of Dubois, Wyo., has won the 200-mile sled dog race in the Eagle Cap Extreme in a time of 35 hours 57 minutes, crossing the finish line shortly at 12:57 a.m. Saturday.

This is Snodgrass’ fourth Eagle Cap win — he also finished first in the 200-miler in 2010 (time 37:19), 2009 (time 35:03) and 2006, when the race was stopped at the halfway point because of blizzard conditions.

Finishing second this year is Mark Stamm of Riverside, Wash., who arrived at the Fergi finish line at 3:01 a.m. with a time of 38:01 a.m. Third is Laura Daugereau of Port Gamble, Wash., who finished at 8:49 a.m.

The only other musher left in the 200-miler is Steve Riggs of Olney, Mont., who had not yet finished at the last ECX web site update, but crossed the last checkpoint at Salt Creek Summit at 8:55 a.m.

Two mushers in the long race, Bino Fowler of Bend and Morgan Buckingham of Garrison, Mont., have scratched. Fowler was ECX’s winner in the 100-mile race last year. Buckingham had dropped out of her 200-mile quest yesterday and decided to finish via the 100-mile route, but has since dropped out of the race.