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RANELAGH HARRIERS E-NEWS # 510 29th September 2017
Editor: Steve Rowland
mailto: sandsrowland@btinternet.com
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HEADLINE NEWS
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* Good Ranelagh results at the South of England Road Relays
* Gill Sanders qualifies for the South African team at the 2018
Commonwealth Games
* Chris Owens finishes 2nd in World Age Group Triathlon Championships
* James Winch runs 2:40 in the Berlin Marathon
* Page Cup handicap on Saturday 30th September at 3pm
* Opening Surrey League races at Reigate on Saturday 14th October.
* Bob Maslin Obituary
ATTENTION PLEASE
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TRACK TRAINING RESUMES AT OSTERLEY
Our Thursday night speed sessions on the track at Osterley have now resumed
on a pristine new-laid track. All members are welcome.
PAGE CUP HANDICAP Saturday 30th September
Our second club handicap race of the season is the 5-miler for the Page Cup
tomorrow. All members are welcome. Start time is 3pm, but please register at
the clubhouse by 2.30pm.
SURREY CROSS-COUNTRY LEAGUES BEGIN
The opening Surrey League races for our men’s and women’s teams both take
place on Saturday 14th October in Priory Park, Reigate. It’s unusual
nowadays for both teams to be at the same venue, and this is the only time
this season that we’ll have that luxury, so make the most of it! Mind, it’ll
be a long day. Not before time the decision has been made to split the
women's race - which has been attracting fields in excess of 400 - into
separate division 1 and division 2 races. The first senior race will start
at 11am, the under 17 / under 15 girls will run at 12 noon, the under 13
girls at 12.30pm and the second senior race at 1pm. The divisions will
alternate as to which races first. At Reigate, our race - Division 1 – will
be at 11am. Then, following on from the second women's race will come the
boys race (all age groups together) at 2.30pm and finally the men's Division
1 senior race at 3pm.
Men's Captain Phil Killingley writes:
"The Surrey League is a big focus for the men's team in the winter racing
calendar. Previously the preserve of sub 36min 10km runners, so hot was our
top ten, we're now posting both an A team and a B team for this series of 4
races. The A team will do very well to get anywhere near last season's
awesome third place in the league. But can the B team be the best?
Ranelagh's strength in depth, if converted into race attendance, makes this
emphatically possible."
Here's Women's Captain Becky-Curtis-Hall:
"Surrey League is a great way to getting into cross country racing for those
who have never done it before. The first two fixtures are 6k, so just a
little longer than a parkrun. The scoring works like this: The position of
the first five runners from each team is added up to give the team score.
The lower the better. Everybody helps the team - even if you are not in the
first five, you push other runners from other teams down so give their teams
higher team scores. The more runners who turn out for us the better. As if
that wasn't enough to persuade you, the vice captains and I bake cakes to
enjoy afterwards!"
Reigate's Priory Park has toilets, a cafe and parking. Reigate railway
station is not far from the park.
SURREY MASTERS (aka VETERANS) CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday 21st October in
Richmond Park.
As usual we are hosting the Surrey Masters. There are two races: the first,
at 2.15pm, is for men over 60 and all women 35 and above over a 6km course.
Then at 3pm men 40-59 run 10km. There are championship medals in 5 year age
groups and team awards in 10 year age groups. You must be Surrey / SW London
qualified by birth or residence to take part. Entries must be made in
advance – contact the Captains / Team Managers if you want to run.
SOUTH OF ENGLAND XC RELAYS Saturday 21st October at Wormwood Scrubs
Beautiful Wormwood Scrubs is the venue for the South of England
Cross-Country Relays, but note it is the same day as the Surrey Masters.
Contact the Captains / Team Managers if you want to run.
AMAZING MAASAI GIRLS PROJECT
Michael Morris writes:
"Dear Ranelagh friends,
I am co-organising the Amazing Maasai Girls Project’s Global Run in London –
Richmond on Saturday 7th October. It will take place at 10.00am starting and
finishing at The White Cross pub in Richmond. The route will run along the
Thames towpath in the direction of Mortlake / Barnes and back. We have
distances of 5km or 10km, whichever is preferred.
The run will be one of several charity fun runs held around the world on the
same day to raise money for girls in Africa to be able to have secondary
school education. Our run is to support Fridah Meshami. She is a student at
St. Francis Secondary School, which is the most prestigious school in the
Laikipia area in Kenya. She is a Form 1 student.
Please note it is an informal fun run and not a race. It is open to anyone
of any ability who wants to run, jog or walk. You are free to run at your
own pace, there will be no time record, no ranking or prizes, you’ll be
there to support by donating your run. There is no joining fee but we are
asking for a small donation when registering. The run is open to the first
60 people to register and there will be a medal for all finishers as a thank
you for taking part.
Registration is here:. All participants are encouraged to wear red, see this
inspirational video from the 2016 Global Runs here:.
More information about the Amazing Maasai Girls Project can also be found
here:.
Also, if anyone can help on the day please let me know at
mmorris69@gmail.com."
BOB MASLIN
The club lost its oldest member with the death on August 30th of Bob Maslin
at the age of 101. Here is part of the tribute to Bob read at the funeral by
Steve Rowland.
Bob was an energetic youngster. Like most children at that time he walked to
school each day and when he started work for the Post Office he cycled to
the sorting office and back. He had access to the PO's private gymnasium and
tried his hand at everything from the trapeze to fencing. At this time
running didn't get a look in...and then the war intervened and his attention
was taken by the greater struggle.
Back home after six years fighting there were other priorities - getting
married, finding a job, starting a family. It was not until the mid 1950s
that he decided to take up cross-country running and initially he joined the
Polytechnic Harriers. Then in 1958 he switched to Ranelagh Harriers, who
were based in Richmond Park. He was by this time 42 years old and already in
the "veteran" category. His first race for his new club was on the other
side of London on a thoroughly muddy course through Epping Forest in
November 1958. He revelled in the tough conditions and finished well inside
the first half of the field, an impressive debut that probably worried his
fellow veterans. They were right to be worried. In March 1959 Bob won the
club's Veterans championship, the first of a sequence of six consecutive
victories. He was finally narrowly beaten in 1965 but went on to win three
more times in the following years.
Area and national championships for veterans began to be inaugurated in the
mid-1970s, just in time for Bob to get a look in. He was a member of the
team that won silver medals in the National Over 50s championships in 1976.
He won the South of England Over 60s title in 1978, the over 65s three years
later and the Surrey over 60s in both 1979 and 1980. He later donated a
trophy for the leading over 60 in the club veterans championship.
In contemporary reports, Bob is often referred to as "Family Man Maslin".
This was because he usually brought his own cheerleaders to races, in the
shapes of his wife Olive and his three daughters. At one event where a
biting winter wind whipped across the barren expanses of Hampstead Heath, a
policeman took pity on the three little girls. "Wouldn't you rather be at
home in the warm?" he asked. "YES!!!!!!!" they chorused disloyally.
Nevertheless, such early traumas did not put off Trish and Sonia becoming
keen runners themselves.
Running was Bob's sport but for a short time he was persuaded to play
cricket in the summer. The experiment was not a success, owing to an
unfortunate tendency of his to run out his batting partners by sprinting too
fast between the wickets.
Bob kept running into his 80s and holds age group records for two of the
club's cross-country courses. When he finally retired from racing he and
Olive would act as marshals for our home cross-country races, and their spot
beside the Pen Ponds became known as Maslin corner. Wally Garrod writes:
"Bob was one of the nicest people I have ever met and I or any other oldie
foolish enough to think they can beat Bob's records..well, think again!"
Frances Ratchford adds: "Bob was very special and always encouraged me and
all runners because he loved running. He started me on my running journey."
Bob ran the occasional road race and even essayed a 20 miler a couple of
times, but the country was his love. He epitomised the two lines that
feature on the front of the club's magazine:
"And we run because we like it / Through the broad bright land."
A few more facts and figures: Despite his relatively advanced age Bob
featured for several years in our championship teams. He clocked up 78 mob
matches and was a regular competitor in club handicaps. He was successful
only once, however, winning the Clutton Cup in 1977. Bob was himself a
shrewd club handicapper for several years, and was also the Hon Secretary
from 1973 - 76. He was always ready to help in any capacity - everything
from demolishing the old clubhouse to driving for our various Pennine Way
Relay attempts - a real club stalwart.
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:
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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 )
Saturday 30th September Page Cup 5 miles handicap in Richmond Park. 3pm
start.
Saturday 7th October National Road Relays at Sutton Park,
Birmingham, women 11.15 start.
Saturday 14th October Women's and Men's Surrey Cross-Country League,
both at Reigate. Women at 11am, men at 3.30pm.
Sunday 15th October Cabbage Patch 10 miles at Twickenham. Entries
already closed
Saturday 21st October Surrey Vets Championships in Richmond Park.
Start 2.15pm for M60s and women, 3pm for M40s and M50s
Also South of England XC Relays at
Wormwood Scrubs, women 11.15am start
Saturday 4th November Mob Match v Thames H&H at Kingston Vale. 2.30pm
start.
Also National XC Relays at Berry
Hill Park, Mansfield, women 14:05 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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SOUTH OF ENGLAND ROAD RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS Sunday 24th September at Crystal
Palace
Crystal Palace was at one time a regular venue for road relays and road
races, and even cross-country events. The return of a major event could not
be called an unqualified success. There were problems with the course itself
– too short for some age groups, too complicated for others. Official
results were still lacking some detail several days later. But the venue -
to quote Athletics Weekly - "has potential".
Phil Killingley reports on the men's race:
"A glorious afternoon was in reality a little warm for running a
hell-for-leather 5km (not 6km as advertised) in Crystal Palace. The
competition was pretty hot too, as various junior, women's and men's teams
took on the might of the best clubs in the South of England. Nick Impey's
time is one of those still missing but he is expected to be the fastest
Ranelagh man of the day in 16:00ish - excellent time for a hilly course. Al
Whatmough was the furthest away from his predicted time, running around
16:30 instead of 18:15. Luckily I didn't believe his predicted time and put
him in the A team anyway :) Marc Leyshon made an excellent debut for the
club - time around 16:40
It will be an agonising wait for the senior men - top 25 teams (not
including 'B' teams) qualify for the National Relay. Someone told Peter
Haarer after the last leg that we were around 26th. Either way, a brilliant
result given we've not got anywhere near the Nationals in the 13 years I've
been with the club."
Phil later added: "The big upshot of Sunday's relays is that somehow
Ranelagh managed to qualify for the National finals on Saturday 7th October
2pm in Birmingham. This is seriously impressive. In 31st place, but with 6
non-qualifying B/C teams ahead of us, we were the last team to make it.
Peterborough were 7 seconds slower than us over 90 minutes of running and
they miss out. Would we have managed if it wasn't for the exhortations of
Gordon Whitson from the sidelines, worth at least 1 sec per runner.
Initial results suggest that in our six-man team, Captain Killingley was the
weakest link, but we were probably all within a minute of each other, so
very consistent."
BUT current results on the SEAA website suggest we might have just missed
out on National qualification after all. All will become clear"
The vet men acquitted themselves excellently, with 14th and 24th places and
fastest time by Rick Jenner at 17.57. It was great to see two Ranelagh Under
15 Boys teams taking part. They placed 38th and 43rd with Tom Armstrong's
9:18 on the opening stage placing him in the top 50 times of the race."
Our women were not under pressure to qualify for the Nationals as all clubs
are allowed to take part. We fielded three complete teams in the senior
event and like the men it was consistency that was our watchword. Becky
Curtis-Hall ran fastest with 14:15 on the opening stage but all four runners
in the 'A' team set times within 40 seconds of each other. Our 'B' team was
not far behind the 'A's, led off by an excellent 14:28 from Fanny Vein. We
finished 37th and 41st with a 'C' team 69th.
Video of the races courtesy of Tonbridge AC here:.
Senior Men
1 Highgate H 1:30.11
2 Tonbridge AC 1:30.26
3 Aldershot F&D AC 1:30.39
33 Ranelagh H 'A' 1:39.43
Carl Selya-Hammer 16.43
Marc Leyshon 16.41 unofficial
Nick Impey 16.00 unofficial
Phil Killingley 16.59
Allan Whatmough 16.33
Peter Haarer 16.47
nf Ranelagh H 'B'
Sam Dalgleish 17.15
Marc Snaith 18.05
Men Over 40
1 Kent AC 1:05.12
2 Thames H&H 1:05.43
3 Herne Hill H 1:05.51
14 Ranelagh H 'A' 1:14.02
Neil Rae 18.37
Rick Jenner 17.57
Duncan Mallison 18.19
Vaughan Ramsay 19.13
24 Ranelagh H 'B' 1:25.04
James Ritchie 20.13
Stewart Anderson 20.22
Philip Andrews 21.37
Rob Curtis 22.52
Boys Under 15
1 Aldershot F&D AC 35.40
2 Chiltern H 36.05
3 Windsor S&E AC 36.11
38 Ranelagh H 'A' 40.42
Tom Armstrong 9.18
Euan Sinclair 10.10
Joe Murphy 10.54
Will Murphy 10.21
43 Ranelagh H 'B' 47.00
Jacob Cavendish 11.06
Ewan Lorimer 13.06
James Rushby 11.42
Matt O'Donovan 11.06
Senior Women
1 Aldershot F&D AC 49.42
2 Cambridge & C AC 51.28
3 West Suffolk AC 51.40
37 Ranelagh H 'A' 58.21
Becky Curtis-Hall 14.15
Suzy Whatmough 14.53
Marie Synnott-Wells 14.47
Jo Billings 14.27
41 Ranelagh H 'B' 59.58
Fanny Vein 14.28
Liz Kipling 15.07
Clare Fowler 14.50
Rebecca Northmore 15.33
69 Ranelagh H 'C' 85.04
Charlotte Hyde 16.35
Lara Werrett 16.10
Rachel Revett 16.58
Dee Mondair 19.23
WATFORD OPEN GRADED TRACK MEETING Wednesday 23rd August
Juniors Jacob and Alice Patterson produced excellent performances. Jacob won
his 1500m race by a good ten seconds in 4:27.91 while Alice ran 10:57.93 in
her 3000m race.
WORLD TRIATHLON NEWS Saturday 16th / Sunday 17th September in Rotterdam,
Netherlands
Gill Sanders raced in the Grand Final of the World Triathlon Series in
Rotterdam on 16th September, while Chris Owens competed in the World Age
Group Championships at the same venue on the following day. Gill writes:
"Last race in the World Triathlon Series - the Grand Final in Rotterdam. The
main aim for this year was to qualify for the Commonwealth Games next year
and to be as consistent as possible in the World Series. I'm ecstatic to
have nailed Commies qualification and despite some ups and downs and a few
health issues I was happy to perform how I did and finish off ranked 23rd in
the World for the year. I was hoping for better but in the circumstances
I'll take that!"
1 Flora Duffy (Bermuda) 1:58.39 (19.14 / 1.44 / 63.40 / 0.28 / 33.36)
29 Gill Sanders (S Africa) 2:07.53 (21.15 / 1.48 / 67.55 / 0.23 / 36.34)
Chris reports:
"In chilly and damp conditions on Saturday Gillian Sanders represented South
Africa in the Women's Elite race and Chris Owens represented ‘Team GB’ on
Sunday, when luckily the rain stopped and the course dried overnight, to
make Sunday an ideal race day with sun and little or no breeze. This was
just as well as after a 1500m swim in the Rhine, the bike course involved
crossing three of Rotterdam's iconic bridges on cycle paths and then racing
for 40km through town streets and cycle paths. Both Elite and AG courses
were twisty and narrow in places making the ride a challenging and technical
course (especially on a time trial bike) with lots of sharp turns and
variable surfaces. It was a great relief to get round safely - at least 5 or
6 competitors ended up in plaster! The final event - a 10k run - was on
paths and roads in a small park, and was essentially flat apart from a few
short ramps.
I finished 2nd. I passed one Canadian, one Australian and two Dutchmen on
the run, but did not quite catch the leader..."
1 K-H Nottrodt (Germany) 2:18.27 (21.35 / 5.37 / 65.13 / 2.20 / 43.44)
2 Chris Owens 2:22.52 (24.36 / 5.23 / 69.29 / 2.04 /
41.23)
RICHMOND RUNFEST HALF MARATHON Sunday 17th September
Official results don't include club names, so the lists below for this race
and the Marathon are probably incomplete.
1 A Milne (Enf & H) 1:10.11
11 R Felton (Shaft B) 1:22.07 (1st woman)
48 Dan Little 1:27.15
140 Jim Old 1:34.23
265 Elisa Ferrua 1:40.09
324 Matt Sowton 1:41.57
RICHMOND RUNFEST MARATHON Sunday 17th September
Bruce McLaren is believed to have been a finisher, but doesn't feature in
the results.
1 D Baker (Soton) 2:48.24
110 James Ritchie 3:29.05
SIMPLY HEALTH BRISTOL HALF MARATHON Sunday 17th September
1 A Richmond (Bideford) 1:08.07
69 Jonathan Smith 1:19.24
ALICE HOLT FOREST 10km Saturday 23rd September
1 E Hutchings (unatt) 36.32 (chip time 35.49)
87 Paul Wapshott 55.08 (54.08)
214 Louise Wapshott 73.12 (72.11)
BERLIN MARATHON Sunday 24th September
Excellent runs at each end of the 2:40 bracket from James Winch and Jonathan
Moore.
1 Eliud Kipchoge (Kenya) 2:03.32
356 James Winch 2:40.53
716 Jonathan Moore 2:49.25
3318 Paul Doyle 3:14.26
5658 Egis Vincel 3:27.23
12573 Chris Cato 3:54.57
EALING HALF MARATHON Sunday 24th September
1 J Poole (Serp) 1:08.05 (chip time 1:08.05)
11 I Clark (Serp) 1:17.55 (1:17.53 – 1st woman)
60 Matthew Roberts 1:23.41 (1:23.38)
300 Richard Gurd 1:34.21 (1:33.49)
545 Richard Pender 1:39.34 (1:39.10)
1003 Jarryd Hillhouse 1:47.01 (1:45.09)
1353 Jess Harbert 1:52.23 (1:50.13)
1535 Dave Lawley 1:54.59 (1:53.53)
1826 Cathy Holman 1:58.44 (1:56.56)
2564 John Herriott 2:09.48 (2:07.28)
2916 Karen Harbert 2:15.38 (2:10.49)
3323 Ewa Soltys 2:23.19 (2:16.32)
3324 Gavin Hillhouse 2:23.19 (2:16.34)
WINDSOR HALF MARATHON Sunday 24th September
1 D Jarvis (St Mary’s U) 1:09.49 (chip time 1:09.49)
3520 Deborah Blakemore 2:48.17 (2:39.32)
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 16th September
Bushy Park
Excellent runs by juniors Jacob and Alice Patterson and Izzy Atkins.
Jacob PATTERSON (jnr) 17:24, James WHISTLER 17:44, Isabel ATKINS (jnr)
19:02, Egis VINCEL 19:53, Alice PATTERSON (jnr) 20:10, Marcus ATKINS 20:20,
Rebecca CURTIS-HALL 20:27 Emily COULSON 20:58, Rob CURTIS 22:18, Marianne
MALAM 24:07, Joe BRYANT 24:59, Toby COOPER 26:48, Noel SIMPSON 27:52,
Jackie DUNKLEY 28:51, Janet TURNES 29:59, Hilary THOMSON 31:19, Clive NAISH
33:52
Wimbledon Common
Richard GURD 22:47
Richmond Park
Ted MOCKETT 17:55, David LAWLEY 18:38, Michael MORRIS 19:24, Tom BRADLEY
(jnr) 19:44, Stewart ANDERSON 20:46, Stephen AIKIN 21:55, Wiebke KORTUM
22:13, Elisa FERRUA 22:15, John HOBSON 22:29, Matt AIKIN 23:02, James RUSHBY
(jnr) 23:11, Jess HARBERT (jnr) 23:14, Cecily DAY (jnr) 23:48, Suzy
WHATMOUGH 24:48, Carol AIKIN 25:04, Ian HARRISON 26:19, Aoife KILPATRICK
26:30, Tamsin BURLAND 26:58, Gavin HILLHOUSE 27:09, Michael SIKORA 27:25,
Margie MARSHALL 28:23, Rachel REVETT 28:37, Verka LAFEUILLE 29:01, Bronwen
NORTHMORE 32:12, Deepa SHARMA 33:01, Katie WALTON 34:44, Catherine HOLMAN
41:48, Ellen VAN KEULEN 41:49, Phil AIKEN 42:22, Su CLARK 44:09, Pat HEWLETT
45:23, Alberto ESGUEVILLAS 45:26, Beverley ALI 45:55
Brighton and Hove
Ally PICKARD 25:38
Bedfont Lakes
Eamonn O’DWYER 20:16
Old Deer Park
First place for Eirin McDaid.
Eirin MC DAID 17:02, Gareth WILLIAMS 19:34, Fiona FORBES 26:19, Luke MAGUIRE
(jnr) 27:08, Paula MAGUIRE 28:20, Wyn WILLIAMS 36:01
Kingston
Kirsty NOBLE 23:03, Chris CAMACHO 23:44, Julia BAILEY 24:03, Chris CATO
26:27
Oxford
Tomas STERNER 27:47
Southsea
Alan DAVIDSON 27:33
Highbury Fields
Carl Selya-Hammer was third finisher.
Carl SELYA-HAMMER 17:18
Gunnersbury
Colette DORAN 34:41
Bracknell
Lee DAVIES 25:56, Deirdre INMAN 38:48
Gunpowder
Dawn BATES 29:56
Crane Park
Rebecca NORTHMORE 21:47, Philip ROBERTS 21:54, Adam WRIGHT 22:21, Ann KEAREY
23:45, Paul WAPSHOTT 26:02, Rue TURNER 26:02, Josie KEAREY (jnr) 26:15, Alan
ELDER 29:11, Danni CROUCHER 35:04, Tanya ALLEN 35:04, Cindy CROUCHER 35:16,
Aiah SONGU-MBRIWA 41:58, Joanne SINTON-HEWITT 44:16, Paul SINTON-HEWITT
51:44
Preston Park, Brighton
John PRATT 27:24
Tollcross, Glasgow
Peter WEIR 22:04
Reigate Priory
Duncan MALLISON 19:43
Keswick
Marina QUAYLE 29:43
Tring
Nick WRIGHT 19:35
Donabate
Leeanne BRYCE 28:24
Lac de Divonne, France
Alastair RITCHIE 24:30
parkruns 5km Saturday 23rd September
Bushy Park
Nick WRIGHT 18:00, James WHISTLER 18:02, Euan SINCLAIR (jnr) 19:19, Finlay
SINCLAIR (jnr) 21:09, Philip ANDREWS 21:47, Rachel REVETT 23:00, Joe BRYANT
23:33, Julie DRUMMOND 27:33, Noel SIMPSON 27:42, Joanne MUIR-LITTLE 34:10,
Wally GARROD 41:36, John HANSCOMB 61:20
Wimbledon Common
Gordon Whitson 21:21
Richmond Park
There was a 1-2-3 for the Ranelagh women thanks to Gill Sanders, Adrienne
Baddeley and Elisa Ferrua.
Tom BRADLEY 19:53, Gillian SANDERS 19:56, Bill NEELY 20:30, Adrienne
BADDELEY 21:00, Elisa FERRUA 21:52, Stephen AIKIN 22:15, Gary LEE 22:25, Sam
RUSHBY (jnr) 22:56, James RUSHBY (jnr) 22:57, Karl GARVEY 23:15, Margie
MARSHALL 24:51, Christopher READ 24:59, Hadi KHATAMIZADEH 25:26, Carol AIKIN
25:49, Ian HARRISON 26:21, Jarryd HILLHOUSE 27:03, Ben RUSHBY (jnr) 27:08,
Maia RUSHBY 27:16, Gavin HILLHOUSE 27:17, Lloyd CAMP 27:18, Aoife KILPATRICK
27:21, Michael SIKORA 27:34, Sue CAMP 30:22, Ewa SOLTYS 30:22, Hilary
THOMSON 32:30, Deepa SHARMA 33:04, John HOBSON 38:59, Phil AIKEN 42:48,
Alberto ESGUEVILLAS 42:58, Andrew BROWN 43:17, Pat HEWLETT 43:20
Kingsway, Gloucester
Michael WHITE 27:45
Old Deer Park
Vaughan RAMSAY 19:58, Marcus ATKINS 20:35, Stewart ANDERSON 25:43, Luke
MAGUIRE (jnr) 26:10, Paula MAGUIRE 28:15, Fran JONES 29:48, Wyn WILLIAMS
33:53, Melanie DAVISON 33:56, Katie WALTON 34:47, Catherine HOLMAN 34:49
Guildford
Mark Herbert finished 2nd.
Mark HERBERT 17:50
Kingston
Sam NESBITT 18:51, Bruce MCLAREN 19:47, Julia BAILEY 21:40, Chris CAMACHO
23:55, Kirsty NOBLE 24:02, Nathaniel BOND (jnr) 24:06, Tom REAY 25:59, Fiona
PUGH 26:20, Alison DICKS 26:42
Oxford
Evelyn JOSLIN 28:32
Heartwood Forest
Peter FORDHAM 27:57
Southsea
Alan DAVIDSON 27:51
Highbury Fields
Peter FAULL 18:58, Matthew WILLIAMS 19:06
Nonsuch Park
Jackie DUNKLEY 29:27
Gunnersbury
Colette DORAN 33:15
Bracknell
Deirdre INMAN 38:58
Inverness
Nick Twomey was 3rd finisher.
Nick TWOMEY 19:31
Leakin Park
Ally PICKARD 26:19
Crane Park
Ted Mockett and Dan Little were first and third, with junior Kabir Sait
right behind.
Ted MOCKETT 17:59, Daniel LITTLE 19:10, Mohammed Kabir SAIT (jnr) 19:18,
Eliott WELLS 19:40, Richard GURD 19:49, Alan ELDER 21:35, Kevin KEAREY
22:31, Lisa TOVEY 23:04, Claire WARNER 29:05, Leeanne BRYCE 29:57, Ellen VAN
KEULEN 30:12, Heather MARTINGELL 30:13, Christine DAVID 30:39, Tamsin
BURLAND 31:34, Tracey SMALL 32:54, Su CLARK 34:49, Tanya ALLEN 36:15, Cindy
CROUCHER 37:35, Aiah SONGU-MBRIWA 37:35
Porthcawl
Paul SINTON-HEWITT 20:58, Jo SINTON-HEWITT 27:37
Northala Fields
Pete WARREN 26:23
Keswick
Marina QUAYLE 31:01
Parke
Mike PEACE 24:54
Alberts Farm, South Africa
Gareth WILLIAMS 20:22
Worthing
Simon TAYLOR 23:36
FINALLY...
And we thought it rained in Richmond Park! Report:.