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RANELAGH HARRIERS E-NEWS # 435 10 October 2014
Editor: Steve Rowland
mailto: steverowland@ranelagh-harriers.com
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HEADLINE NEWS
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* Angus Cater wins the Page Cup
* Fastest times by Trevor Maguire and Megan De Silva
* 10th anniversary of parkrun
* parkrun placings for Olivia Lloyd, Michelle Davies, Kris Davidson,
Richard Gregory, Michelle Davies, Rachel Rowan, Carl Assmundson, Craig
Maclellan, Duncan Mallison and Colin Brett
* Road race vets awards for Marie Synnott-Wells, Lara Werrett, Trevor
Maguire and Phil Jackson
* Sub-34 10km for Carl Selya-Hammer
* Surrey League men and women this Saturday
* This season's first mob match v Orion Harriers is on 25th October - see
Operation Betelgeuse below
* 10% early booking discount (before the end of October) for our Christmas
Party
ATTENTION PLEASE
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SURREY CROSS-COUNTRY LEAGUES Saturday 11th October
Our League campaign starts in Coulsdon for the men and Richmond Park for the
women - not on our course, however, but one at the south end of Richmond
Park. The senior women's 6km race kicks off proceedings at 12 noon, followed
by the U17s and U15s 4km at 1pm and the U13s 3km at 1.30pm. There's a map on
our website here:. At the men's
event at Coulsdon the U17s, U15s and U13s all run 4km at 2.30pm, followed by
the senior men's 8km at 3pm. Details are on our website here: and there's a map on the SLH
website here:.
Everyone is welcome to run.
SURREY VETERANS CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday 18th October in
Richmond Park
As usual we are hosting the Surrey Vets championships - now officially known
as the Surrey Masters championships. They are open to all Surrey-qualified
(i.e. born or resident in the county or SW London) women over 35 and men
over 40. There are two races - first, at 2.15pm, men over 60 and all women
race over a 6km course. Note this is an earlier start than stated on our
fixture card They are followed at 3pm by the men 40-59 who cover 10km.
There are individual medals in 5 year age groups and team medals in 10 year
age groups. Entries on the day are accepted but will cost you £5 and won't
count for team competitions. Our pre-entries have been sent in, but there
may be time to add one or two more - reply by return to Peter Fordham
peter_fordham@yahoo.com (M50s and M60s), Trevor Maguire ranelagh.men@gmail.com (M40s)
or Phil Aiken ranelagh.women@gmail.com (all women).
OPERATION BETELGEUSE - Orion Mob Match - Saturday 25th October, Epping
Forest
There are always new members baffled by the title, so here's a quick
explanation of what mob matches are. Only two clubs take part in each mob
match, of which we have four each season - two at home and two away. The
idea is that each club should field as many runners as possible and all
finishers count towards the final result. So it's very important to have as
many runners in the race as possible. Last year we won three out of the four
and came within a whisker of pulling off a clean sweep. One more runner
would have pulled it our way...one more runner, not in the top ten or twenty
- but anywhere in the top fifty. It was a lesson that everyone really can
make a difference.
Phil Killingley writes:
"Orion is a specialist mob match club and we haven't won the away mob match
against them, or even got close, in 30 years. This time, we are planning to
travel to the other side of London with a Mob worthy of that name to turn
the clock back to 1984 (not sure if that's a selling point?).
Please email men's captain philipkillingley@yahoo.co.uk if you can pledge
your support. Runners of all standards welcome, so long as you'll be
prepared to run 7.5 miles of hills and some mud, and have an appetite for
reversing 30 years of hurt. We will be aiming to put some transport on for
those interested. Anyone going via tube across London can also join a Blue
and Gold contingent travelling through town.
For anyone wondering, Betelgeuse is a large star in the constellation of
Orion."
For those making their own way there, Orion's web site has a map showing
their clubhouse plus directions here:.
CHRISTMAS PARTY EARLY BOOKING DISCOUNT Saturday 6th December
Only 76 days to Christmas! Our Christmas Party will take place at the
Richmond Hill Hotel on Saturday 6th December starting at 7pm. It will
include a three-course meal plus wine, followed by a DJ and (optional!)
dancing. The price is £50, but we are offering a 10% discount for early
bookers. That is, £45 if you book (and pay!) before the end of October. To
reserve your place contact Michele Gibson micheleagibson@hotmail.com or see
Michele on a Tuesday or Wednesday evening at the clubhouse.
Follow Ranelagh on Facebook.
WHAT'S COMING
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More details of the following from the men's Captains ( e-mail Phil, Duncan
or Trevor ranelagh.men@gmail.com or the women's Captain / Team Manager
( e-mail Becky or Phil ranelagh.women@gmail.com )
Saturday 11th October Surrey Ladies League 6km in Richmond Park
(Kingston Gate), starting at 12 noon (followed by juniors)
Men's Surrey League 8km at
Coulsdon, starting at 3pm (juniors 2.30pm)
Saturday 18th October Surrey Vets Cross-Country Championships in
Richmond Park. See above.
Sunday 19th October Cabbage Patch 10 miles in Twickenham. 10am
start. Entries are now closed.
Saturday 25th October Lee Cup mob match v Orion Harriers at
Chingford (Epping Forest). 2.30pm start - see Operation Betelgeuse above.
parkruns every Saturday at 9am
Bushy Park Diana Fountain car park
Richmond Park Richmond Gate
Wimbledon Common Windmill car park
Banstead Woods Car park off B2219 Park Lane, Chipstead
Bedfont Lakes Bedfont Lakes Country Park, Ashford,
Middlesex
Kingston The Hawker Centre
Old Deer Park Pools in the Park on the A316
Crane Park Near the Hospital Bridge Roundabout
on the A316 in Twickenham
Other venues, more details and registration at www.parkrun.com
2km junior parkruns for under 14s take place on the first Sunday of each
month from Bushy Park's Teddington Gate (11am start) and from Savill Garden
car park, Windsor Great Park (9.30am start), and also every Sunday at 9.30am
in Wimbledon Park.
WHAT'S HAPPENED
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PAGE CUP 5 miles handicap Saturday 27th September in Richmond Park.
There was more good work from Handicapper Angus Cater, as 38 of the 46
starters in the Page Cup crossed the finishing line within three and a half
minutes - a result even statman Ken Powley would be proud of. There was just
one teeny-weeny flaw in Angus's calculations - Angus himself was the winner!
Now, in some quarters, the consequence of a Handicapper winning one of his
own handicaps is that he should be summarily taken out and shot. But we're a
more forbearing bunch in Ranelagh - just as well, or your esteemed e-news
editor (himself a former Handicapper) would not be here to tell the tale.
Suffice it to say that Angus ran a good deal faster than he expected and
deserved the win but will be mercilessly teased for it for some time to
come. Glowing with embarrassment, he vows to compete as a guest in any
future handicap races he takes part in.
Angus was not the first across the line though - this honour went to the
'limit' man Walter Wickham. The Thomas Cup handicap a couple of weeks ago
had been Walter's first club race for many years, and he had gone off course
and wasted several minutes. Angus was unaware of this and handicapped him
for the 'Page' on his 'Thomas' finishing time. The result was that Walter
was never seen by any pursuer and crossed the line nearly a mile ahead of
the rest - but fortunately as a guest. Angus passed Cindy Croucher in the
later stages and went on to take the official victory by over a minute while
Cindy held off a fast finishing Clive Naish in the race for silver and
bronze.
The officials then had a little breathing space before Jar O'Brien led the
charge that included Trevor Maguire and George Howard, who ran through the
field more or less together to record the day's two fastest times of 28.41
and 29.00. Third place went to Darryl McDonald on 29.41. Fastest woman was
Megan De Silva on 31.42, ahead of Marie Synnott-Wells, 33.24, and Becky
Hall, 34.19.
DARTFORD 10 miles Sunday 21st September
1 P Tucker (Dart) 56.41 (chip time 56.41)
21 M Heslop (Padd W) 63.10 (63.10 - 1st woman)
89 Lara Werrett 73.13 (72.58)
LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH 5km Friday 26th September in Hyde Park
1 R Evans (SLH) 15.56
34 C Jeremiah (L Hth) 19.05 (1st woman)
131 Alan Davidson 23.40
MIDDLESEX 10km Saturday 27th September at Victoria Park
Carl Selya-Hammer writes on Facebook:
"Very happy to report I just broke 34 minutes in the 10km for the first
time. As I passed the 9km mark I realized the last 1km had to be my fastest
of the race to finish under 34min. With the finish line in sight, I gave it
one final sprint to cross the line in 33:58. I then dropped to my knees and
promptly vomited. A truly climactic moment."
1 N Torry (Serp) 30.22
17 Carl Selya-Hammer 33.58
30 A Clements (Kent) 35.21 (1st woman)
EALING HALF MARATHON Sunday 28th September
1 B Siwa (Kenya) 1:07.33 (chip time 1:07.33)
14 G Yator (Kenya) 1:15.58 (1:15.58 - 1st woman)
118 Paul Nicoll 1:26.47 (1:26.43)
253 Simon Martin 1:32.19
382 Jonny Rowan 1:35.42 (1:35.03)
631 Lee Davies 1:40.21
644 Michelle Davies 1:40.24 (1:40.01)
1209 Jane Craigie-Payne 1:49.36 (1:48.32)
1226 Ellen Clague 1:49.51 (1:49.00)
1292 Rachel Revett 1:50.59 (1:49.48)
1468 Mel Davison 1:53.09 (1:52.06)
1664 John Herriott 1:55.29 (1:54.12)
2270 Hannah Doyle 2:03.36
2790 Heather Martingell 2:11.35 (2:07.30)
WINDSOR HALF MARATHON Sunday 28th September
1 P Martelletti (VP&TH) 1:08.45 (chip time 1:08.44)
7 S Amend (Belgrave) 1:22.00 (1:21.57 - 1st woman)
537 Michael Barber 1:49.55 (1:48.28)
635 James Barber 1:52.10 (1:51.52)
TONBRIDGE HALF MARATHON Sunday 28th September
Lara Werrett finished 2nd over 35.
1 J Rendall (Ton) 1:14.08 (chip time 1:14.08)
25 M Heslop (Padd W) 1:22.46 (1:22.46 - 1st woman)
125 Lara Werrett 1:36.19 (1:36.05)
CARDIFF HALF MARATHON Sunday 5th October
Good runs from Megan De Silva and Marie Synnott-Wells, with Marie being
rewarded as second over 50.
1 B Kongin (Kenya) 1:02.02 (chip time 1:02.02)
41 J Chelimo (Kenya) 1:12.26 (1:12.25 - 1st woman)
334 Megan De Silva 1:24.22 (1:24.12)
556 Marie Synnott-Wells 1:28.20 (1:28.06)
RIVER THAMES HALF MARATHON Sunday 5th October
Rob Kitchen reports:
"My first proper race for nearly a year was the inaugural running of this
promising event - albeit with some teething issues. A gloriously sunny but
cool day helped set a good mood. Running through Walton on Thames was not
the best start, but there was a nice river section early on. After that was
an unmarshalled mile, along a reservoir, with runners crossing a busy road
seemingly at random to avoid a fence that created a strobe lighting effect
with the sun. Things improved considerably at the turn point near Hampton
Court bridge; little Toby Kitchen was supporting his daddy for the first
time - although he seemed hypnotised by the procession. The race route
along the Thames was tranquil and well supported. I was able to keep up 9
minute miles most of the way, but a lack of training told after mile 10.
Cruelly at 10.5 miles, runners had to pass the finish line - putting the
400m or so Ranelagh makes runners at our events double back for into
perspective. At mile 12, a flat race unexpectedly became somewhat hilly on
the back roads, so I missed my 2hr aim. At the finish though was a fine
goody bag and medal, which Philippa spotted doubles as a bottle opener -
laying the challenge down to our memento design committee."
1 M Ismail (Herhe Hill) 1:15.56 (chip time 1:15.56)
21 S Kinsella (Strag) 1:24.56 (1:24.56 - 1st woman)
97 Simon Beal 1:33.02 (1:32.51)
222 Paul Wapshott 1:41.53 (1:40.44)
310 Lee Coole 1:46.21 (1:45.33)
313 Michael Barber 1:46.23 (1:45.22)
506 Ann Kearey 1:56.06 (1:54.55)
561 Jo Sinton-Hewitt 1:58.31 (1:57.28)
641 Rob Kitchen 2:03.53 (2:02.40)
874 Cindy Croucher 2:30.11 (2:29.15)
880 Deirdre Inman 2:31.20 (2:30.25)
909 Tanya Allen 2:42.29 (2:41.53) .
REGENT'S PARK 10km Sunday 5th October
Phil Jackson was 3rd over 60.
1 A Grahl (Sweden) 32.25 (chip time 31.54)
4 L Wiker (Sweden) 37.03 (36.19)
83 Phil Jackson 48.01 (46.56)
BOURNEMOUTH HALF MARATHON Sunday 5th October
Trevor Maguire's 78 mins gave him second place in the over 45 class.
1 J Cieloszecki (unatt) 1:09.29
17 Trevor Maguire 1:18.34
21 Mark Herbert 1:21.05
36 H Dyke (Poole) 1:25.26 (1st woman)
BOURNEMOUTH MARATHON Sunday 5th October
1 A Lesuuda (Kenya) 2:21.44
4 J Kigen (Kenya) 2:33.13
977 John Scally 4:14.25
MABAC LEAGUE 5 miles Sunday 5th October
1 A Brooker (Eps O) 31.24
21 S Pickford (Wimb W) 37.45 (1st woman)
79 Colin Lloyd 46.50
RICHMOND PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 20h September
Olivia Lloyd was the leading woman..
1 JP Cheetham (Barnes) 16.59
27 Tom Bradley 20.45
38 Olivia Lloyd 21.59 (1st woman)
41 Steve Aikin 22.04
65 Tomas Sterner 23.39
70 Amrut Sharma 23.45
83 Chris Read 24.22
95 Daniel Rushby 25.01
108 James Rushby 25.28
121 Carol Aikin 26.13
211 Sam Rushby 31.00
213 Phil Rushby 31.08
226 Deepa Sharma 31.44
231 Colin Lloyd 32.21
250 Val Lowman 35.45
BUSHY PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 27h September
1 A Lawrence (Morpeth) 15.58
35 H Novakovic (WSEH) 19.08 (1st woman)
59 Richard Kennedy 19.44
106 Sacha Kennedy 20.53
146 Adam Wright 21.36
250 Ian Grange 23.07
302 Andrew Brown 23.40
306 Ali Kennedy 23.42
656 David Meaden 28.34
671 Jackie Dunkley 28.46
701 Kirsty Bangham 29.13
710 Jackie Dunkley 29.16
907 Wally Garrod 35.56
RICHMOND PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 27h September
Olivia Lloyd was second woman this week.
1 J Cornish (Herc Wimb) 16.08
27 Tom Bradley 20.20
35 Z Illis (Herc Wimb) 21.29 (1st woman)
39 Steve Aikin 21.40
41 Olivia Lloyd 21.50
72 Daniel Rushby 23.22
82 Colin Lloyd 24.07
83 Amrut Sharma 24.09
98 Simon Taylor 24.52
122 Tony Appleby 26.05
133 Sam Rushby 26.30
138 Colin Rogal 26.39
152 Phil Rushby 27.09
155 Carol Aikin 27.12
175 Deepa Sharma 28.05
205 Val Lowman 29.30
233 Peter Lowman 30.49
234 Bronwen Northmore 30.52
250 Martin Clark 32.19
256 Claire-Louise French 33.34
280 Pat Hewlett 39.02
281 Bev Ali 39.05
282 Penny Merrett 39.06
CRANE PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 27th September
1 Unknown 17.57
6 Duncan Mallison 19.19
13 Daniel Chiechi 21.14
28 B Hollingsworth (Bear) 22.53 (1st woman)
72 Ellen Van Keulen 26.59
84 Lynne Barber 28.26
95 Christine David 29.54
98 Nigel Coombes 30.04
101 Mary Hickson 30.14
104 Tracey Small 30.57
108 Stacey Barber 33.18
113 Su Clark 34.22
115 Chris Wright 35.00
OLD DEER PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 27h September
A Ranelagh 1-2 this week from Kris Davidson and Craig Maclellan..
1 Kris Davidson 17.50
2 Craig Maclellan 18.46
13 Simon Burrell 20.37
24 S Hutton (unatt) 22.34 (1st woman)
79 Deborah Blakemore 35.08
BLACK PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 27h September
Michelle Davies finished second woman.
1 N Hughes (Chiltern) 17.18
16 K Pardoe (unatt) 20.05 (1st woman)
28 Lee Davies 21.17
34 Michelle Davies 21.18
OTHER parkruns (Saturday 27th September)...
Kingston: 6 Bruce McLaren 20.26, 11 Chris Camacho 20.39, 56 Tom Reay 25.22
York: 84 Phil Jackson 22.23
Beckton: 119 Mike White 26.14
Conkers: 6 David Lawley 18.13
Medina IOW: 141 Juliette Chan 34.15
Banbury: 67 Kevin Kearey 24.25, 100 Josie Kearey 26.16, 101 Ann Kearey
26.17
Southend: 133 Tamsin Burland 31.12
Osterley: 44 Alberto Esguevillas 20.28
Woking: 64 Wyn Williams 26.09
BUSHY PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 4th October
This was parkrun's 10th anniversary. Most of the thirteen runners in that
first run in 2004 were at the time members of Ranelagh, and Alan Hedger and
Robin Drummond were amongst those helping Paul Sinton-Hewitt deliver his new
baby. Here are a few extracts from the parkrun website's report written by
Rodney McCulloch. For the full report and photos go to
http://www.parkrun.org.uk/bushy/news/.
"On Saturday 2nd October 2004 at 9am - the first free timed 5 kilometres run
took place in Bushy Park with 13 runners - the parkrun pioneers, and so an
idea was born. Ten years on at Bushy we celebrated our anniversary of this
day in wonderful style, with all 13 parkrun pioneers present amongst a
record breaking gathering of 1,705 parkrunners on a truly magnificent,
unforgettable and overwhelming morning. As we celebrated International
parkrun Day across the world, there are now nearly 500 separate weekly 5km
events, and over a million registered parkrunners - a fantastic legacy of
that autumn morning run some 10 years ago, with a mere baker's dozen toeing
the line at Bushy Park.
Saturday mornings would be far poorer without parkrun in our lives; we do
have a lot to thank our great leader - Paul Sinton Hewitt CBE for! parkrun
is helping to build and strengthen communities, making new friends whilst
encouraging us to be active and appreciate our lovely parks and open spaces
across the world.
As we all gathered on Chestnut Avenue at 8:40 for the presentations, it was
a lovely moment to see the 13 parkrun pioneers reunited together for the
very first time in ten years! They were all wearing the 10th anniversary
t-shirts for the occasion, and were presented with specially made golden
athlete barcodes, and a medal by our Junior prize winners Robert Eveson and
Zoe Dennison! No matter how many millions of parkrunners there will be,
there will only ever be 13 pioneers - you are the envy of many parkrunners,
congratulations! The 13 parkrun pioneers were: Andrew Lane, Chris Owens,
James Russell, John Kipps, Julie Drummond, Karen Weir, Matthew Morgan, Peter
Wright, Rachel Rowan, Rachel Stanhope, Simon Lawrence, Steve Rowland and
Tanya Wolken.
I was with Peter and Lou Coaker at the front of the double funnel, as we
switched lanes every 20-30 seconds to keep both funnel lanes flowing as the
runners arrived in their hundreds! By 25 minutes around 700 finishers had
already crossed the line, and by this point both lanes were looking very
full! Jack Kennedy, who had already done lead bike then helped out on funnel
was the first to suggest we should use the outside of the funnel as a third
lane, and it soon became clear we had no other option! We used a third lane
it and it worked perfectly, as over 200 runners headed down the outside of
the funnel lane for the next couple of minutes. It bought us vital extra
time as the two double lanes started to clear, and then we could revert to
the double funnel again! In all there were 30 funnel switches needed, a new
record! A special mention to the timers - Ally Manole and Simon Lane as an
unprecedented number of runners crossed the finish line! There were eight
consecutive minutes with over 100 finishers, with the busiest minute being
the 27th with a huge 152 finishers! There were 1180 finishers between 20:00
and 29:59 - in that 10 minute period alone there was just 4 fewer than the
old Bushy attendance record of 1184! In all an incredible 1,705 runners
crossed the line, a truly awe-inspiring effort from all the volunteers on
the day."
Rachel Rowan was 2nd woman to finish.
1 J Taylor-Caldwell (ES)15.59
27 Ted Mockett 17.36
28 K Brown (SMR) 17.37 (1st woman)
50 Craig Maclellan 18.23
81 David Rowe 19.13
88 Rachel Rowan 19.25
142 Chris Owens 20.25
144 Bruce McLaren 20.26
184 Jonny Brook 20.55
193 Peter Weir 21.01
238 Sacha Kennedy 21.34
255 Adam Wright 21.43
266 Simon Lawrence 21.50
294 Daniel Chiechi 22.04
306 Karen Weir 22.08
357 Lydia Louw 22.40
359 Leonie Kennedy 22.40
360 Richard Kennedy 22.40
371 Wiebke Kortum 22.50
396 Sonia Rowland 23.03
447 Ali Kennedy 23.30
448 Andy Woodhouse 23.30
473 Andrew Brown 23.39
590 Kirsty Bangham 24.35
599 Tom Reay 24.39
682 Arthur Louw 25.16
770 Julie Drummond 25.52
828 Jo Sinton-Hewitt 26.20
900 Neil Surtees 26.56
932 Peter Wright 27.09
939 Ellen Van Keulen 27.12
977 Steve Rowland 27.28
1132 Prelini Chiechi 28.35
1221 Jackie Dunkley 29.20
1481 Oliver Beal 33.05
1482 Louise Beal 33.08
1627 Sharon Rowe 37.39
RICHMOND PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 4th October
Carl Assmundson finished 2nd.
1 Unknown 16.30
2 Carl Assmundson 17.15
14 Alex Fordham 19.53
25 Stewart Anderson 20.36
27 S Lewis (unatt) 20.46 (1st woman)
44 Steve Aikin 21.54
75 Tomas Sterner 23.35
76 Nick Fordham 23.44
85 Colin Lloyd 23.59
102 James Rushby 24.32
112 Carol Aikin 24.44
204 Sam Rushby 28.11
205 Phil Rushby 28.13
214 Leeanne Bryce 28.30
291 Martin Clark 32.48
320 Beverly Walsh 37.10
322 Pat Hewlett 38.28
CRANE PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 4th October
Duncan Mallison was third overall and Michelle Davies was the leading woman.
1 M Kunwar (unatt) 17.59
3 Duncan Mallison 18.55
9 Eric Plue 20.34
10 Tom Kearey 20.59
13 Kevin Kearey 21.17
15 Michelle Davies 21.32 (1st woman)
49 Heather Martingell 25.24
60 Josie Kearey 26.51
63 Ann Kearey 27.00
78 Cindy Croucher 30.55
79 Tracey Small 30.56
80 Christine David 31.43
81 Lynne Barber 31.44
87 Su Clark 32.26
88 Penny Merrett 32.27
89 Tanya Allen 32.50
90 Deirdre Inman 33.12
92 Stacey Barber 35.02
OLD DEER PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 4th October
Another win for Kris Davidson, with Colin Brett in 3rd place.
1 Kris Davidson 18.03
3 Colin Brett 19.08
10 Simon Burrell 20.37
12 B Farr (unatt) 20.57 (1st woman)
40 Mel Davison 27.31
51 Sandy Clark 28.36
WIMBEDON COMMON parkrun 5km Saturday 4th October
Richard Gregory was first finisher.
1 Richard Gregory 16.16
31 L Wiker (Sweden) 17.36 (1st woman)
BUSHY JUNIORS parkrun 2km Sunday 5th October
1 S Shaw (K&P) 6.53
7 G Icmat (unatt) 7.43 (1st girl)
11 Euan Sinclair 8.02
15 Lydia Louw 8.20
19 Finlay Sinclair 8.30
28 Leonie Kennedy 8.46
33 Arthur Louw 8.56
60 Matthew Beal 9.38
91 Eilidh Sinclair 10.18
120 Oliver Beal 10.44
131 Ciara McLaren 11.03
OTHER parkruns (Saturday 4th October)...
Kingston: 13 Chris Camacho 20.41, 52 Simon Taylor 25.02
Reading: 219 Louise Atkinson 27.41
Oxford: 98 Evelyn Joslin 25.35
Bath Skyline: 34 Becky Hall 21.33, 60 Rob Curtis 24.14
Gunnersbury: 74 Chris Read 23.23, 141 Sue Camp 26.30
Bournemouth: 47 Eugenio Carmo 23.25
Southsea 68 Alan Davidson 24.36
Ally Pally: 14 Andres Arana 22.23
Darlington South Park: 124 Nigel Coombes 29.58
Preston Park, Brighton: 117 John Pratt 24.19
Osterley: Cathy Holman 27.42
Woking: 5 Ed Barker 18.02
Warszawa-Brodno: 21 Peter Fordham 23.53
FINALLY...
Here is Channel 4 News's coverage of Dennis Kimetto's Marathon world record
in Berlin. It features our own Andy Hayward: Video:.
Andy writes: "I did mention that I was Ranelagh Harriers as well as Raven
Racers, but sadly ten minutes of interview came down to about five seconds
of airtime! Andy Tucker obviously got star billing. My foot got almost as
much airtime (the second one past the camera at the end) as well as my
backside!"