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RANELAGH HARRIERS E-NEWS # 507 11th August 2017
Editor: Steve Rowland
mailto: sandsrowland@btinternet.com
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HEADLINE NEWS
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* Ranelagh retain all three team titles in the Wedding Day 7km
* Eirin McDaid and Becky Curtis-Hall lead our team
* Nichola Jackson breaks her wrist in the World Long Distance Mountain
Running Championship
* Ranelagh juniors win the 5th race in the junior handicap series
* Fiona Ford, Rachel Revett and Molly Smith win the Ratchford Relay
* Final Grand Prix and Surrey Road League race-– Perseverance Wimbledon
Dash 5km on 13th August
ATTENTION PLEASE
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CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS and ENGLAND ATHLETICS REGISTRATION NOW OVERDUE!
...for 201-–18 are now overdue. England Athletics’ deadline was 30th June,
all unpaid after that date will be considered unregistered.
The club membership fee includes the England Athletics registration and
despite another increase in the England Athletics registration fee to £14,
we are keeping our subscription rates unchanged for another year. Tha'’s £40
for seniors, £20 for second-claim members and those who are retired and over
60, £10 for under 20s and students and non-running members. There is also a
£70 family membership. Preferred method of payment is by Bank Transfer: our
account is at HSBC, sort code 40-23-29, account number 81109847; please add
a message, for example SubscriptionJSmith. A Standing Order form is
available from our website here:.
Alternatively post a cheque to Membership Secretary, Ranelagh Harriers, 135a
Petersham Road, Richmond, Surrey TW10 7AA or leave it in an envelope at the
clubhouse. For any queries, e-mail the Membership Secretary
aachrisowens@yahoo.co.uk.
RANELAGH ROAD GRAND PRIX
Leading scores after nine events, one to go:
(Open) Nick Impey 80, Ted Mockett 74, Jake Waldron 48, Carl Selya-Hammer 44,
Jonathan Smith 37, Seiko Angelo 35, Mark Herbert 23, Suzy Whatmough 21, Mick
Lane 20, Chris Bundhun 19, Laura Blazey 18, Stewart Anderson 18
(Men over 40) Michael Morris 25, Stewart Anderson 23, Michael Everard 21,
Duncan Mallison 17, Philip Andrews 13, Richard Gurd 12, Steve Whitehead 12,
Kris Davidson 11, Neil Rae 10
(Men Over 50) Seiko Angelo 30, Mick Lane 27, Simon Hedger 17, Stephen Logue
16, Trevor Maguire 11, Martin Halvey 10, William Griffin 10, Alan Meaden 10,
Phil Roberts 9, Bruce McLaren 8, Bill Neely 8
(Women)Suzy Whatmough 33, Laura Blazey 30, Becky Curtis-Hall 20, Marie
Synnott-Wells 19, Wiebke Kortum 13, Fiona Ford 11, Rachel Revett 9, Becky
Northmore 9, Ria Woodfield 7, Elisa Ferrua 7
(Women Over 40) Rachel Revett 33, Wiebke Kortum 18, Fiona Ford 12, Ann
Kearey 7, Louise Wapshott 6, Niamh Holt 6, Prelini Chiechi 6, Louise
Wapshott 5, Lara Werrett 5, Fiona Pugh 5
(Women Over 50) Marie Synnott-Wells 36, Carol Aikin 15, Bronwen Northmore
13, Lorna Smith 12, Katrina Roche 10, Ally Pickard 10, Sally Bamford 9, Anna
Reichwald 5, Annemarie Goodridge 4, Fiona Hopwood 4, Deborah Blakemore 4
Full scoreboard and race details are here:. The next and final race is the
Perseverance Wimbledon Dash 5k on Sunday 13th August. See below for details.
SURREY ROAD LEAGUE
Six of the seven League events have now been completed-– up to the Elmbridge
10k-– and our wome'’s team holds a healthy lead over Woking and London City,
with Guildford and Godalming still lurking in the background. It looks as if
Ranelagh should be home and dry, but it could still be a close-run thing.
For the men i'’s even closer. Ranelagh and Reigate Priory are level on
points and it will all come down to a shoot-out at the last race, which is
the Perseverance Wimbledon Dash 5k. In the individual competitions Laura
Blazey and Suzy Whatmough look set to finish 2nd and 3rd in the Senior Women
class. Marie Synnott-Wells is joint top of the W45 category, but is likely
to be pushed back at the last race. Nick Impey is in 2nd place in the Senior
Men, but is also in danger of being overtaken, amongst others by Jake
Waldron. Conversely, Seiko Angelo is currently 5th in the M50s but could
move up to a podium place. Full scoreboard:.
SURREY ROAD RELAYS Saturday 2nd September at Wimbledon Park. 12 noon start
from the stadium. All age groups run together but there are championships
for senior men and women, M40s, M50s, M60s, W35s and W45s. The lap is about
3 miles, and each race consists of four laps - excepting the senior men who
cover six laps and the M60s and W45s who cover only three. Contact the
captains if you would like to run.
OPENING RUN OF OUR 137th WINTER SEASON
As usual, this will be the 6km handicap race for the Thomas Cup on Saturday
9th September. The annual club photo will be taken at about 2.45pm in the
Park opposite the clubhouse, and the first starters in the race will be set
off as soon after 3pm as we can get everyone assembled at the start. The
start and finish are beside Sidmouth Wood opposite Pembroke Lodge.
RANELAGH RICHMOND 10km
Race Director Rick Jenner writes:
"“I'm looking for a bit more help for next year's Ranelagh 10k - nothing huge
but having a small team makes it more fun and manageable. If you could spare
some time in the build up to help with a specific task (e.g. marketing,
signage, suppliers) please rickjenner77@gmail.com. It also might be a
good opportunity for a youngster wanting to get some experience and
demonstrate their skills. And please share. Thanks"”
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PERSEVERANCE WIMBLEDON DASH 5km Sunday 13th August at Wimbledon Park.
9.30am start.
This is the final race in both the Ranelagh Grand Prix and the Surrey Road
League. The entry limit of 250 has been reached and there will be no entries
on the day. Details:.
SURREY 10,000 metres TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday 26th August at Tooting Bec
Entries are now open here:.
RANELAGH JUNIORS
There is one race left in the joint Stragglers/Ranelagh junior handicap
series. This on Thursday 31st August at the Hawker Centre in Ham.
Registration is from 7pm for a 7.30pm start. Full details:.
LONDON DUATHLON and 10k
Rick Jenner writes:
" The Descente London Duathlon, the world's biggest, takes place in Richmond
Park Sunday 17 September 2017. Ther'’s a challenge for everyone-– Half
Duathlon (5k run, 22k bike, 5k run), Duathlon (10k,44k,5k) and Ultra
Duathlon (20k,77k,10k). Entry includes a Descente race jersey. Descente
RUN10 is a 10k sharing the beautiful closed roads of Richmond Park with the
world's biggest duathlon on Sunday 17 September 2017. Entry includes a
Descente running T-shirt. There is £10 off any duathlon challenge with code
RANELAGH10 and £5 off RUN10 with code RANELAGH5 "
RIVER THAMES HALF MARATHON Sunday 29th October
Race Director Roy Reeder writes:
" Now in its fourth year, this has become a popular local half marathon. I'm
offering Ranelagh Harriers a £5 discount off the entry price until 31
August. To claim the discount, enter the code 'RANHAR' at the Sport Systems
store here:.
THURSDAY NIGHT TRACK TRAINING AT OSTERLEY
The club is continuing to subsidise track sessions on Thursday evenings at
the Osterley track. All groups and all abilities are welcome. The sessions
are every Thursday 7.30-8.30pm. Link to the map is here:.
FACEBOOK
Follow Ranelagh on Facebook.
WHAT'S COMING
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More details of the following from the men's Captains ( e-mail Phil
or Trevor ) ranelagh.men@gmail.com
or the women's Captain / Team Manager ( e-mail Becky or Phil ranelagh.women@gmail.com )
Sunday 13th August Perseverance Wimbledon Dash 5km. 9.30am start. GP
and League event – see above.
Thursday 31st August Final race in the Junior Handicap series – see
above.
Saturday 2nd September Surrey County Road Relay Championships. 12 noon
start at Wimbledon Park. All senior age groups.
Saturday 9th September Opening Run and Thomas Cup 3.8 miles handicap
preceded by the annual club photo. 3pm start.
5km parkruns every Saturday at 9am and 2km junior parkruns weekly or monthly
on Sundays.
Venues, more details and registration at www.parkrun.com or
www.parkrun.org.uk/events/juniorevents/.
WHAT'S HAPPENED
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WEDDING DAY 7km Friday 28th July in Bushy Park
As ever the Wedding Day race proved very popular with Ranelagh members and
the local running fraternity in general. Perhaps i'’s the course-– flat and
fast in the pleasant surroundings of Bushy Park – that is the attraction, or
maybe i'’s because i'’s held on a Friday evening, with a bar on site ready
to help you relax into the weekend. Wherever the truth lies, more than 60
Ranelaghs lined up for the race and we were thus immediately guaranteed one
team award at least. This was the Father Onn Trophy for the club with the
highest number of finishers (excluding organisers The Stragglers). That
trophy has made the Ranelagh clubhouse its second home and w'’ll hope to
hang on to it for a few more years yet.
Last year we won two more trophies-– the me'’s and wome'’s team prizes.
Could we do it again? Certainly we could. In the me'’s race we had nobody at
the very sharp end but Eirin McDaid led a blue mini-wave occupying all but
one of the finishing spots between 5th and 10th. Well done Eirin, Ted
Mockett, Jonathan Smith, Mark Herbert and Allan Whatmough, that was the
me'’s trophy taken care of. There were four more Ranelagh men in the top
twenty.
On the wome'’s side things were not quite so clear cut. Our first two home
were Becky Curtis-Hall and Fiona Ford in 11th and 12th places and not far
behind in 16th was Suzy Whatmough. Also in the top thirty were Becky
Northmore and Marie Synnott-Wells. Our team packing turned out to be good
enough to secure the trophy. Fiona also made it onto the podium as the first
W45 home.
Phil Killingley adds: "Jon Smith got his best ever age grading by some way -
74.7%, as did Mark Herbert with 75.6%. I make this Mark's best run by some
way in his seven or so years with the club. A pleasingly speedy run from
new man Ed Perry too - well done all "
1 Joe Croft (SLH) 22.30
2 Andrius Jaksevicius (Bel) 22.41
3 Michael Skinner (B&B) 22.46
5 Eirin McDaid (Ranelagh) 24.14
7 Ted Mockett 24.25
8 Jonathan Smith 24.29
9 Mark Herbert 24.36
10 Allan Whatmough 24.40
11 Steph McCall (SLH) 24.46 (1st woman)
14 Dave Lawley 24.56
15 James Whistler 24.57
18 Richard Kimber 25.21
20 Ed Perry 25.25
33 Michael Morris 26.08
36 Michael Everard 26.13
39 Marc Snaith 26.23
52 Neil Rae 26.42
53 Seiko Angelo 26.48
66 Edward Forbes 27.16
69 Dan Little 27.22
85 Becky Curtis-Hall 28.11
92 Fiona Ford 28.28
106 Stewart Anderson 28.57
110 Philip Andrews 29.12
116 Suzy Whatmough 29.22
128 Richard Gurd 29.49
142 Rebecca Northmore 30.23
146 Nick Impey 30.26
161 Marie Synnott-Wells 30.59
170 Stephen Aikin 31.15
186 Daniel Chiechi 31.36
196 Stephen Logue 31.57
197 Rob Curtis 31.59
200 Toby Cooper 32.02
222 Chris Read 32.37
228 Rachel Revett 32.48
238 Hadi Khatamizadeh 33.00
324 Carol Aikin 36.01
329 Tamsin Burland 36.14
335 Phil Roberts 36.25
352 Caroline Hall 37.07
388 Cathy Holman 38.34
393 Sue Camp 38.45
394 Prelini Chiechi 38.45
396 Fiona Pugh 38.53
406 Lorna Smith 39.32
411 Laura Cole 39.44
430 Siobhan Sharp 40.31
437 Melanie Davison 40.40
460 Paul Wapshott 42.24
475 David Meaden 43.35
478 Louise Wapshott 43.45
480 Bronwen Northmore 43.48
484 Alan Meaden 44.15
485 Jane Craigie-Payne 44.19
487 Michael White 44.20
496 Christine David 44.54
504 Deborah Blakemore 45.38
516 Tracey Small 46.41
519 Penny Merrett 47.10
544 Anne Childs 49.47
545 Clive Naish 49.49
560 Su Clark 52.09
574 Lexi Slaughter 57.38
575 Beverley Ali 57.59
STRAGGLERS / RANELAGH JUNIOR HANDICAP SERIES RACE 5 Thursday 13th July at
the Hawker Centre
There were 43 runners in all for the main event in the penultimate race of
the series. Until today it looked very much as if the Flaming Penguins team
had the team competition already sewn up. But they were low on numbers and
for once the slightly esoteric scoring system worked in our favour. Four
runners in the top ten gave us a hatful of points whereas the Penguins had
slim pickings and finished way down in 4th place. They amassed a score of
only 9 points against Ranelagh's 44. Overall they remain in the lead but the
margin is now an eminently catchable 9 points.
First home for Ranelagh was Oliver Beal, 3rd overall and officially 1st boy.
Angus '’Brien and Ben Rushby were 2nd and 3rd boys with James Ricketts not
far behind. We fielded 11 runners altogether. There were only three sub-8
minutes times posted this month, the top two of these coming from Ranelagh's
Ben Riedel 7.47 and Matthew Beal 7.57. In the overall individual competition
Alfie Lafeuille lies in 2nd place with Angus O'Brien 5th.
In the Minis race, Remy Lafeuille was the clear winner.
1 L Hughes (F Penguins) 16.25 (actual time 11.25 - first timer)
3 Oliver Beal (Ranelagh) 17.38 (9.08)
5 Angus O'Brien 18.57 (10.57)
7 Ben Rushby 19.09 (9.39)
9 James Ricketts 19.16 (11.46)
14 Alfie Lafeuille 19.26 (8.26)
18 Nathaniel Bond 19.36 (8.36)
28 Ben Riedel 19.47 (7.47)
31 Sam Rushby 19.52 (8.22)
32 Matthew Beal 19.53 (7.53)
35 James Rushby 20.23 (9.23)
41 Cian O'Brien 20.56 (15.56)
Teams
1 Ranelagh H 44 (overall 156)
2 Coombe Hill Sch 14 (63)
3 Speedy 7 14 (36)
4 Flaming Penguins 9 (165)
5 The Stragglers 8 (47)
6 Tower House Sch 6 (8)
7 Sheen Shufflers 4 (47)
13 schools and clubs represented
RATCHFORD RELAY Tuesday 1st August in Richmond Park
Becky Curtis-Hall reports:
"“The Ratchford Relay is a bit of a different event, set-up to honour Frances
Ratchford and her involvement with expanding the women's side of the club.
It is a team event for the women to test their ability to run 1k and
strategic lap selections over six laps. Teams are organised on the night
with three runners, nominally each team includes one fast, one medium and
one slower runner, but as with all these things there can be some
inconsistencies.
Such was the case this year, when Fiona Ford came out of the clubhouse
looking mighty pleased with being assigned as a "medium" and thus only
running two laps. Fiona was first V45 woman at the recent Wedding Day 7k, so
we knew there had been a mistake. Luckily she and Rachel Revett swapped so
Fiona did end up having to run three laps of the course after all.
Twelve women lined up on the start line and as usual most teams had selected
their fastest runner to go first, so lap 1 was rather pacey affair, with
five women running under 4 minutes and several more merely seconds away.
Lydia Esler ran away from the field to clearly put her team in first place
with a sub 3:30 clocking - the fastest I have ever seen put on the lumpy
trail course. However, quietly mid pack at this stage Rachel ran a very
impressive 4:11 that was ominous of things to come.
Lap 2 saw an impressive debut from Laura Cole in 4:33 who had taken over
from Julia Bailey, but it was Sue Sinclair who came home in the lead,
retaining Lydia's advantage from lap 1. Lap 3 is where things get
interesting, depending on whether you decide to go with a second lap from
the fastest runner or your slower runner does her lap. Positions at the end
of this one can be deceiving, as it was when Lydia and I filled the top two
spots. Lap 4 saw Sally Bamford run a fantastic lap and hand over to me in
first place, and when I got round to complete my third lap I handed over to
9 year old Poppy who had only come down to watch her mum run and ended up
getting talked into running!
Fiona went off not long after though and took the lead with about 400m to
go, from where she held it strongly to the finish. Then there was a battle
between Julia and Lydia for the podium places with Julia just coming out in
front. Poppy came in shortly after, with an amazing run for 4th place.
Special mentions must go to Fanny Vein who pulled a muscle in her thigh by
slipping at the start of lap 1 and still managed to do three laps and
Charlie Hyde who ran her laps as part of a 25k long run"
1st TEAM
8 Rachel Revett 4.11 4.11
2 Fiona Ford 8.03 3.52
7 Molly Smith 13.23 5.20
3 Fiona Ford 17.12 3.49
2 Rachel Revett 21.25 4.13
1 Fiona Ford 25.19 3.54
2nd TEAM
4 Julia Bailey 3.58 3.58
5 Laura Cole 8.31 4.33
3 Julia Bailey 12.31 4.00
2 Emma Flynn 17.10 4.39
3 Laura Cole 21.49 4.39
2 Julia Bailey 25.56 4.07
3rd TEAM
1 Lydia Esler 3.26 3.26
1 Sue Sinclair 7.48 4.22
1 Lydia Esler 11.26 3.38
4 Anne Childs 17.58 6.32
3 Sue Sinclair 22.30 4.32
3 Lydia Esler 25.59 3.29
4th TEAM
2 Becky Curtis-Hall 3.34 3.34
3 Sally Bamford 8.18 4.44
2 Becky Curtis-Hall 12.04 3.46
1 Sally Bamford 16.49 4.45
1 Becky Curtis-Hall 20.34 3.45
4 Poppy Cove 26.15 5.41
5th TEAM
5 Wiebke Kortum 3.59 3.59
6 Fiona Pugh 8.47 4.48
5 Wiebke Kortum 12.57 4.10
5 Joanna Kinchlea 18.11 5.14
6 Fiona Pugh 23.04 4.53
5 Wiebke Kortum 27.09 4.05
6th TEAM
7 Marianne Malam 4.08 4.08
4 Jo Sinton-Hewitt 8.29 4.21
4 Marianne Malam 12.43 4.14
7 Jackie Dunkley 18.42 5.59
7 Jo Sinton-Hewitt 23.10 4.28
6 Marianne Malam 27.23 4.13
7th TEAM
3 Fanny Vein 3.53 3.53
9 Angela Duffy 9.02 5.09
10 Bronwen Northmore 14.21 5.19
6 Fanny Vein 18.14 3.53
9 Angela Duffy 23.47 5.33
7 Fanny Vein 27.41 3.54
8th TEAM
6 Rebecca Northmore 4.01 4.01
7 Deepa Sharma 8.55 4.54
6 Rebecca Northmore 13.03 4.08
8 Katie Walton 18.57 5.54
5 Rebecca Northmore 22.58 4.01
8 Deepa Sharma 27.58 5.00
9th TEAM
12 Anna Reichwald 4.33 4.33
10 Lorelle Garland 9.12 4.39
11 Marie Davies 14.23 5.11
9 Anna Reichwald 19.01 4.38
9 Lorelle Garland 23.42 4.41
9 Anna Reichwald 28.17 4.35
10th TEAM
11 Margie Marshall 4.32 4.32
8 Alison O'Brien 9.00 4.28
8 Margie Marshall 13.37 4.37
11 Katrina Roche 19.33 5.56
10 Alison O'Brien 24.02 4.29
10 Margie Marshall 28.38 4.36
11th TEAM
9 Carol Aikin 4.21 4.21
11 Lorna Smith 9.20 4.59
9 Carol Aikin 14.00 4.40
10 Louise Wapshott 19.30 5.30
11 Lorna Smith 24.35 5.05
11 Carol Aikin 29.11 4.36
12th TEAM
10 Charlotte Hyde 4.25 4.25
12 Sue Camp 9.29 5.04
12 Annemarie Goodridge 15.38 6.09
12 Charlotte Hyde 20.15 4.37
12 Sue Camp 25.16 5.01
12 Charlotte Hyde 29.55 4.39
St MAGNUS MARATHON Sunday 2nd July at Kirkwall, Orkney
Rue Turner reports:
"“On Sunday 2nd July was the St Magnus Marathon in Orkney, the UK's most
northerly marathon. The course is considered rather tough with 422m of
elevation and has outstanding scenic views along the route from St Magnus
Cathedral to the rocky coast at Birsay. Despite 30 km/h head winds I
finished my first marathon in 23rd place with a time of 4:05:48 sporting the
club colours.
1 J Pyrah (Hastings) 2:56.05
23 Rue Turner 4:05.48
BONNIE AND AL'S TRIATHLONS
Bonnie Webster sends details of two recent triathlons in which she and Alyn
have recorded some excellent results. First, in the Race to the Bill event
at Portland on 18th June, Al finished 2nd overall and first M40 in a time of
2:12.03. Bonnie went one better by placing 1st woman and first W40 in
2:22.58. Then in the Weymouth Classic race Bonnie finished 2nd overall and
1st W40 in 2:16.01.
ELMBRIDGE 10km Sunday 23rd July at Walton-on-Thames
Here is Michael Morri'’s report for the SWLondoner:.
SRI CHINMOY FLYING FALCON 5KM Monday 31st July in Battersea Park
1 J Hoy (AFD) 14.37
132 Ian Keith 22.52
167 Alan Davidson 27.18
WORLD LONG DISTANCE MOUNTAIN RUNNING CHAMPIONSIPS Sunday 6th August at
Premana, Italy
There was wretched luck for Nichola Jackson. She writes"“Well my first World
Championships didn't quite end the way I hoped...a suspected broken wrist
after falling on the first descent meant it was game over. Absolutely
heart-breaking to say the least. However, I did get rescued by the
helicopter which was incredible, although a little terrifying"”
EUROPEAN MASTERS TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS STADIA Friday 27th July to Sunday 6th
August at Aarhus, Denmark
Heather Martingell reports:
"“I ran the championship Half Marathon incorporated into the Aarhus City Half
Marathon. I'd plotted the route into an online plan so I knew prior to the
event the amount of sharp twists and turns on the course. However the
mixture of surfaces including slippery steel road plates and large stretches
of cobbles were a tad lethal in the rain but I gave it my best. The weather
was windy, gusts first one way then another, rain, sun ad infinitum.
I checked the results before leaving the venue to see how any of us had
fared, particularly the W35 composite team. They won Gold! DQs, corrections
and adjusted results took ages but gave me the wonderful opportunity to chat
to Angela Copson, 70 year-old Marathon record holder. On paper, I was one of
the slowest of the W50s and 4th of the Brits so I didn't think I would be
part of a potential medal team but to my enormous surprise I was part of the
team winning W50 Team Silver (Susan MacDonald 1:30.09, Tracey Gibson
1:38.33, Heather Martingell 1:46.09). There's something about wearing a GB
vest that makes you raise your game. I know I certainly run with a different
mindset. So it was a learning experience/curve for future championships: in
my last experience I ran scared of being overtaken by any Portuguese age
category female to lose our medal prospects and this time I didn't think I
was part of our W50 team"
parkrun results...
For those of you who are not currently shown as Ranelagh in the parkrun
database, it would be very helpful if you could update your details. You can
also access Ranelagh results here:.
parkruns 5km Saturday 29th July
Bushy Park
James WHISTLER 20:19, Philip ANDREWS 21:03, Rachel REVETT 24:21, Wally
GARROD 39:19, John HANSCOMB 52:42
Wimbledon Common
Jarryd HILLHOUSE 23:33
Richmond Park
Edward FORBES 19:26, Bill NEELY 20:19, Eamonn O'DWYER 20:44, Gary LEE 22:34,
Cecily DAY (jnr) 24:01, James RUSHBY (jnr) 24:19, Hadi KHATAMIZADEH 24:26,
Margie MARSHALL 25:21, Maia RUSHBY 26:02, Stephen AIKIN 26:37, Phil RUSHBY
26:43, Gavin HILLHOUSE 26:53, Clare DAY 26:57, Michael SIKORA 27:01, Aoife
KILPATRICK 27:36, Rebecca NORTHMORE 27:55, Fiona PUGH 28:37, Colin BRETT
29:34, Tomas STERNER 31:17, Annemarie GOODRIDGE 34:50, Wendy FISHER 35:29,
Phil AIKEN 43:48, Pat HEWLETT 45:16, Beverley ALI 48:00, Andrew BROWN 51:55
Bedfont Lakes
Rob CURTIS 27:01, Becky CURTIS-HALL 27:01, Colette DORAN 28:40
Old Deer Park
Allan Whatmough was first across the line.
Allan WHATMOUGH 18:19, Kevin KNOWLES 22:59, Jo SINTON-HEWITT 26:15
Kingston
Jo Billings was the leading woman.
Jo BILLINGS 19:30, Kirsty NOBLE 24:56, Chris CAMACHO 24:58, Rob KITCHEN
29:40, Chris CATO 30:03, Martin CLARK 38:43
Oxford
Evelyn JOSLIN 28:01, Ian BINGHAM 28:03
Southsea
Alan DAVIDSON 28:10
Braunstone
Estelle Damant was third woman.
Estelle DAMANT 19:48
Rickmansworth
Alberto ESGUEVILLAS 20:41, Sue CAMP 27:15
Aviemore
Katie WALTON 34:47
Hoblingwell
Michael WHITE 27:44
Dulwich
Nathaniel BOND (jnr) 23:30
Crane Park
Mark Herbert and Eirin McDaid finished first and second.
Mark HERBERT 18:05, Eirin MC DAID 18:05, Lydia ESLER 20:01, Gordon WHITSON
21:47, Chris BROOK 21:50, Daniel CHIECHI 22:14, Prelini CHIECHI 28:14,
Victoria ORME 30:30, Tamsin BURLAND 32:33, Paul WAPSHOTT 32:45, Cindy
CROUCHER 34:27
Upton Court
Heather MARTINGELL 23:31
Newent, Forest of Dean
John ATKINSON 20:32
Yeovil Montacute
Lexi Keech was third woman.
Lexi KEECH 22:23
Reigate Priory
Duncan MALLISON 20:01
Keswick
Marina Quayle 30:04
Stratford-upon-Avon
Sam RUSHBY (jnr) 22:50, Ben RUSHBY (jnr) 27:25
Fareham
Nick FORDHAM 20:31, Peter FORDHAM 28:54
Gorey (Ireland)
Niamh HOLT 23:10
parkruns 5km Saturday 5th August
Bushy Park
Nick WRIGHT 18:21, Philip ANDREWS 20:03, Clare FOWLER 20:31, Euan SINCLAIR
(jnr) 20:52, Rachel REVETT 23:11, Rebecca NORTHMORE 25:52, Janet TURNES
30:56, Wally GARROD 40:01
Wimbledon Common
Ben SHORE 22:11
Richmond Park
Eirin McDaid was the anonymous first finisher and Ted Mockett and Adrienne
Baddeley registered a pair of third places.
Eirin McDAID 16:53, Ted MOCKETT 17:47, Jonathan SMITH 17:57, Mark HERBERT
17:57, David LAWLEY 18:26, Peter FAULL 20:24, Adrienne BADDELEY 21:06,
Michael MORRIS 21:06, Stephen AIKIN 22:11, Elisa FERRUA 23:01, Matt AIKIN
24:26, Ian KEITH 24:45, Carol AIKIN 25:29, Sue CAMP 26:53, Alastair RITCHIE
27:23, Hadi KHATAMIZADEH 27:55, Andrew BROWN 28:49, Colette DORAN 30:50,
Ellen VAN KEULEN 31:57, Catherine HOLMAN 31:57, Bronwen NORTHMORE 32:04,
Ellie LAWLEY 32:14, Deepa SHARMA 32:14, Wendy FISHER 35:20, Martin CLARK
41:03, Phil AIKEN 44:04, Beverley ALI 48:03, Pat HEWLETT 48:25, Michael
SIKORA 48:26
Old Deer Park
Stewart ANDERSON 21:07, Jodie GRAY 25:12, Luke MAGUIRE (jnr) 27:49, Katrina
ROCHE 34:45, Lorna SMITH 39:44, Melanie DAVISON 39:45, Joanne SINTON-HEWITT
39:46, Deborah BLAKEMORE 39:46, Katie WALTON 39:47
Kingston
Ed Perry finished third.
Ed PERRY 17:53, Chris CAMACHO 24:26, James MCLAUCHLAN (jnr) 25:39, Charlie
MCLAUCHLAN (jnr) 26:40, Chris CATO 26:49, Jackie DUNKLEY 30:55
Oxford
Evelyn JOSLIN 30:14
Southsea
Alan DAVIDSON 27:21
Moors Valley
Bobby JACKSON 21:13
Brabrand
Heather MARTINGELL 30:08
Peterborough
Paul SINTON-HEWITT 22:06
Wormwood Scrubs
Pete WARREN 28:11
Southend
Margie MARSHALL 24:02
Mile End
Verka LAFEUILLE 24:42
Dulwich
Paul DOYLE 19:37
Crane Park
Daniel LITTLE 20:00, Richard GURD 21:19, Gordon WHITSON 21:37, Daniel
CHIECHI 23:00, Kevin JACQUES 24:04, Tamsin BURLAND 26:52, Paul WAPSHOTT
27:49, Prelini CHIECHI 27:52, Rebecca CURTIS-HALL 27:59, Rob CURTIS 28:40,
Victoria ORME 30:19, Michelle BEAUMONT 31:02, Michael WHITE 31:03, Louise
WAPSHOTT 31:24, Tracey SMALL 32:53, Danni CROUCHER 34:37, Cindy CROUCHER
34:38
Burgess
Nick FORDHAM 19:50, Peter FORDHAM 25:54
Newent, Forest of Dean
John ATKINSON 20:52
Sheffield Castle
Peter WEIR 21:28, Karen WEIR 23:59
Yeovil Montacute
Lexi KEECH (jnr) 21:18
Longrun Meadow
Matt SOWTON 22:38
Reigate Priory
Duncan MALLISON 19:46
Cranleigh
Ed SMITH 19:33
Junior parkruns 2km
Sunday 6th August
Bushy Park
Finlay SINCLAIR 8:22, Eilidh SINCLAIR 10:36
Savill Gardens
James RICKETTS 12:42, Thomas LANE 15:20, Matthew LANE 17:16, Aaron SCALLY
18:02, Connor SCALLY 20:10
Surbiton
Nathaniel BOND 9:04, Angus O'BRIEN 16:10, Cian O'BRIEN 16:29
FINALLY...
From the Financial Times, April 10th 1904
It had been hoped, after the enormous success of last yea'’s May Day Stock
Exchange walk to Brighton, that a similar match would be arranged for May
Day this year; but the police refused to sanction it. The public interest
aroused last year was so great that tens of thousands of people gathered at
the start, the finish and various parts of the route, involving the
obstruction of the road and heavy work on the "man in blu". But
Mr.T.E.Hammond and several other pedestrians of the Stock Exchange have
managed to achieve their purpose. It was essential to keep the event a dead
secret, and members heard with amazement on Saturday that a walk to Brighton
was in progress. It was managed because the members in question happened to
belong to one or the other of the Ranelagh and Blackheath Harriers. No
public interest was thus aroused when the harriers held their walking race
from Westminster to Brighton - in which the Stock Exchange cracks joined.