Paul... like the shades (doesn't the sweat get in your eyes Paul?) 

Ray on the run in... 

Nigel and Jim down Rolle Street for the first time. 

Jim powers in... 

Les at the finish... 

The old men celebrate... Roger 1st Vet/60, Jim 2nd Vet/60 and Ray 1st Vet/65. Les had a bit of a difficult day, but held on gamely to the end.
 

Plymouth Half Marathon 2006

Hugh Marsden 31st 01:19:53:30 1st MVO45
Shaun Lock 49th 01:22:25 34th Senior Man
Dawn Teed 490th 01:40:05 15th FVO40
Chris Isaac 609th 01:42:24 104th MVO40
 

Three of the Best ?

 

 

 

BMAF Road Relays 2006

(Sutton Park in Autumn)

A gathering of the Veteran clans at Sutton Park this year... but no Ray Elston. Les proved a willing reserve and certainly did not let the side down.

As usual Roger ran the first leg, tracking the whole way Dave Trickett from Hallamshire Harriers, who ran the fastest V60 leg of the day. No matter what he tried Roger could not bridge the gap that grew particularly down the long hill. Handing over therefore in 2nd place to John.

John has been suffering recently from an injury, but gamely pushed on only dropping 4 places to (it must be said) much 'younger' men. Do hope you have not exacerbated the injury John?

So Les, up against much faster men found the course and competition very stiff. Observing from the 'bleachers' he held his form together really well, and only lost 7 places over the 3 miles of hill and dale, to bring the team home in 12th place overall (out of an entry of 23 teams). A very creditable effort in the circumstances.

Times? Roger 17:34... John 19:56... Les 23:48 (1:01:19) The winning time from Clydesdale Harriers who retained their trophy was 54:27, winning by only 2 seconds from Bingley Harriers with Aldershot and Farnham AC 3rd in 55:22.

Individual Medals were awarded to:

GOLD - Dave Trickett (Hallamshire Harriers) 17:17
SILVER - Bobby Young (Clydesdale Harriers) 17:32
BRONZE - Roger Rowe (Exmouth Harriers) 17:34

4th was Mike Smith (Bingley Harriers) 17:38
Only 6 Athletes in all broke the 18 minute barrier for the 3 miles.

It was nice to see Mandy Marvin, who travelling the few miles from Leamington Spa to lend her support... and some pretty yummy biscuits. Thanks Mandy...

(RR)

Great West Run - 30 April 2006

Shaun at the gallop with first lady Heather Foundling-Hawker

2563 Dave Stone Male 9 01:18:01 9th 01:18:01
808 Shaun Lock Male 21 01:23:00 21st 01:22:58
22 Roger Rowe Male 30 01:24:12 31st 01:24:12 1st Vet/60
30 Adrian Kearns Male 32 01:24:29 34th 01:24:25
26 Richard Selby Male 38 01:24:52 39th 01:24:52 1st Vet/55
855 Paul Samways Male 49 01:25:50 50th 01:25:48
1339 Bob Keast Male 115 01:31:40 114th 01:31:21
2060 Andrew Kennedy Male 146 01:33:16 155th 01:33:16
666 Tim Gent Male 266 01:38:26 273rd 01:38:07
306 Nigel Dupain Male 518 01:45:15 542nd 01:44:48
730 Christopher Dupain Male 519 01:45:15 540th 01:44:47
424 Hannah Jones Female 696 01:49:39 713rd 01:49:08
425 Hannah Dupain Female 697 01:49:39 714th 01:49:08
289 Lydia Caryer Female 773 01:51:41 795th 01:51:10
494 Les Turner Male 827 01:53:15 820th 01:51:56
2487 Diane Routley Female 1076 01:58:54 1055th 01:56:38 1st LVet/60
1364 Ian Wright Male 1483 02:09:28 1485th 02:07:40
2059 Denise Kennedy Female 1728 02:18:08 1698th 02:15:02

 

Tresco Marathon - 23rd April

Andy Johnson was 6th overall in 3:25:08. The course on the Isles of Scilly consists of 8 laps of (mostly concrete) road/paths with hills on every lap.

 

London Marathon 2006

149 DAVID STONE 2:37:21
1731 STEPHEN TANCOCK 3:06:55
2558 HANNAH DUPAIN 3:14:24
5742 DAWN TEED 3:35:42
10614 MARIA LOCK 3:56:32
13476 TREVOR COPE 4:07:54
21145 NICOLA CROOK 4:38:24

Dave S beat Malcolm Bayer (Sidmouth) by 13 minutes! Show 'em Dave...
 

Easter Monday - Bampton to Tiverton

Ray with the Vet/65 cup, Roger with the Vet/60 cup and Jim with a coffee cup !

The Vet/60s at the 60th running of the Bampton to Tiverton Road Race (about 7.15 miles). Great race... a reminder of why it has been so popular over the years... grief when it was first run I was 1 month old! Jim finished in 55:41, Ray in 50:40 and 1st Vet/65, and Roger in 43:42 for 1st Vet/60. Nice to be supported (all the way from Leamington Spa) by Mandy. Mary R took the photo.

Roger R.
 

The Taunton Marathon and Half Marathon

Sunday 2nd of April 2006 saw the holding of the 23rd Taunton marathon. Martin Pearse of Taunton AC was first man home in the marathon in 2:41:38 finishing five minutes ahead of another Taunton local Chris Wear. The half event was a much closer affair with just over 30 seconds separating the first four home, with the eventual winner being Pete Waumsley of Tamar Trotters finishing in 1:11:28.

Exmouth Harriers Adrian Kearns completed the marathon in 3:07:41, and Trevor Cope finished the Half in 1:51:22.

Adrian K.

Teignbridge 10 - 26th March 2006

Well it wasn't cold, but the rain started (again) a minute or two after the start. By the time we all finished we were saturated. Even the cold showers in the changing rooms felt warm!

Results:

Dawn Teed - 78:04 - Devon Bronze LV40
Lee Russell - 77:12
John Perratt - 69:44 - 1st Vet/65 (Devon Gold)
Roger Rowe - 64:12 - 1st Vet/60 (Devon Gold and RRC Championship Gold)
Andy Kennedy - 63:51
Steve Tancock - 63:27 - 3rd Vet/50 (Hey, he must have got the bronze too)

Great to put-a-face-to-a-name at last with Steve T. I had a ding-dong with him for around 5 miles, but he got away after that. Andy K came back after suffering following a 'too fast' start to finish very fast indeed.

Great runs by all.

Roger R.

For those who have not met him, let me introduce Steve Tancock. OK Steve we're very impressed with 63:27, but how about a club vest! 

Hugh in the Falklands

On Sunday 19th March Hugh Marsden completed the double in the Falkland Islands. On Sunday he ran the Marathon in a time of 3.04.00 over six minutes ahead of his nearest competitor. Just two weeks ago he won the Half Marathon. Hugh will be back in Exmouth next week.

Also on Sunday the Harriers hosted the last round of the Westward League Cross-Country which was held at Bicton College. The League is held over six rounds over the Winter months.

In the Exmouth event 10 Harriers completed, first home being Dave Stone in 3rd place in 35.55. Andy Kennedy was 28th in 41.49, Paul Champion was 35th in 42.44, Lee Russell 47th in 45.21, Tim Gent 48th in 45.28, John Perratt 53rd in 46.23, Ray Elston 58th in 47.45, Jim Wyatt 65th in 49.48, Les Turner 67th in 51.18, and Dave Eveleigh completing the line up for the Harriers in 76th in 63.14.

 

Grizzly results...

Cub run

John Perratt 10th 1st MV60 1.24.01
Jim Wyatt 32nd MV60 1.38.26

Grizzly

Dave Stone 8th SM 2.21.20
Shaun Lock 12th SM 2.24.06
Steve H-T 13th SM 2.24.15
Antony Hatchard 18th SM 2.26.13
Joe Pascoe 32nd SM 2.29.41
Jon Croome 51st MV40 2.33.48
Paul Champion 79th MV50 2.37.55
Neil Ferraday 123rd MV40 2.45.18
Tim Gent 215th SM 2.54.58
Steve Merry 230th MV50 2.56.49
Hannah Dupain 245th SL 2.58.34
Lorraine Croome L35 3.10
Adrian Taylor MV50 3.11

That's all the results we have so far.

(Tim Gent)

Bideford Half Marathon - 5th March

Paul Samways led the way for the men finishing in 44th position overall in 1:24:50. A PB by an incredible 8:40 on his previous best of 1:33:30 which he set at Bideford last year.

List of Harrier Finishers (Gun times)

30th Cathy Newman 1:22:48 (3rd Female V40 in 30th
overall, four F40 in top 32)
44th Paul Samways 1:24:50
50th Adrian Kearns 1:25:50
73rd Andrew Johnson 1:27:47
75th Andrew Kennedy 1:27:59
280th Roger Cowd 1:40:49 (2nd V60 again)
451th Gill Sanderson 1:51:08
616th Denise Kennedy 2:05:52

BMAF Cross Country Championships - Bournemouth, 5th March

Cold, windy, with sun/cloud... and a pretty flat and twisty 'parkland' course, so a very frenetic first mile. Roger led the Vet/60s on the first lap, but was gradually overhauled by the big-guns. By lap 3 he was struggling in 6th, but on the final lap managed to catch the whole 'gaggle' and overtake the 5th. So, 5th Vet/60 in 30:31. Just 29 seconds covered the first 6 in the category! The team? 5th Vet/60 (three to count). The Clydesdale boys retained their Championship.
 

John in typical pose chasing... John managed 21st place in 33:24 (but was 6th Vet/65). 

Here is Ray powering along the back straight. Ray finished in 38th place in 35:52. Jim Wyatt was our 4th man, and unfortunatley Mary did not manage to get a photo Jim... never mind, he finished in 127th in 38:34. 

Devon Races for March

5th Bideford Half Marathon Bideford 1030 13.1 Miles
5th Exeter University 5K Exeter 1100 5K
6th IBR Winter 3K Series Exeter 1915 3K
8th Plymouth 3K Series Plymouth 1900 3K
12th Grizzly Seaton 1030 20 Miles (ish)
19th Westward League Exmouth
19th March Hare Plympton 1000 10K
26th Teignbridge Ten Kingsteignton 1030 10 Miles

Darwood 3 Hills Challenge - 26th Feb

On Sunday 26th of February 6 Harriers went to Axeminster in Devon for the Darwood 3 Hills Challenge which was an 10 mile multi-terrain race.

On race day the weather was on the runner's side with a dry and sunny day with just a light wind. The Harriers had a very good day with 3 prizes in total. First of them went to Shaun Lock who come home 3rd overall (2nd senior man) in a time 1.10.17, Shaun was just 1 minute behind the 2nd place runner. Next was Joe Pascoe in 6th in a time of 1.12.10; Dave Stone was in 7th place in a time of 1.12.55; Paul Champion was in 22nd (1st vet 50) in a time of 1.19.39. In the Ladies race, Dawn Teed was in 70th (1st lady/vet 40) in a 1.36.55, next was Sue Wilkin who was 121st in a time of 1.57.05.

The overall winner of the race was Garry Perratt of Axe Valley Runners in a time of 1.07.20 and there were 145 finishers.

(JB)

Hoe 10 - 19th February 2006

Hoe 10 finish photo.

1st Vet/60 (and 55) in 1:05:22 (not happy with that). The only other Harrier there was Trevor Cope who finished in 1:22:25.

NOW... if all you nice people out there will send me your race photo (and a write up), I'll publish them here.

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Fulfords Five - 5th February

Exeter Harriers' Mark Cowan took third place in Sunday's Fulfords Five road race - the first local man home behind Plymouth-based duo Ashley Humphries (25:16) and Vet/40 Stuart Hall (25:20).

And high placings from Cowan's clubmates gave Exeter Harriers the first men's team award. Andrew Chambers was sixth, Simon Minting 11th and Gordon Seward 22nd.

Despite winning the race last year, Cowan was not disappointed with his performance, for despite the cold temperature, the standard at the front of the field was hotter than ever.

Race numbers were at a record high, too, with this year's pre-entry figure matching the total entry in 2005.

At the two-mile point, 20-year-old Humphries was leading the race, just ahead of England international marathon runner Hall. Cowan was lying in fifth place behind Paul Holley, of Axe Valley Runners, Bideford AC's Wayne Stevens, and Joe Pascoe from Exmouth Harriers.

But a mile from home Cowan managed to up the pace and move up to third spot. "It's not an easy course, but conditions were good," said Cowan afterwards.

"The crowds were very supportive all the way round. I've just got back after injury and now I'm going to get down to a couple of months of hard training before the start of the track season."

First lady home was Tiverton Harrier Caroline Hewitt, who finished 28th in 30:27.

Express & Echo - 7th February 

SCXC Championships (Bicton) 28-Jan-06

Jo Harvey was not only the pride of Devon, but the South West as well following her superb second place at the Saucony South of England Cross-Country Championships at Bicton on Saturday.

Devon's highly successful staging of this prestigious event for the second time since 2003 clearly demonstrated once again that this championship can be successfully staged outside London - despite some negative comments about the event failing to attract the same numbers it would in London.

The scenic course was challenging - car parking, refreshments and changing facilities readily available and the atmosphere warm and welcoming. Some home counties clubs made a weekend of it and Blackheath and Bromley Harriers alone booked a total of 100 beds in two hotels, bringing a welcome boost to the local economy.

It was thanks to many unpaid officials and helpers representing the Devon County AA who had planned the event for the past 18 months that it was agian a success, with numbers up on three years ago.

Jo Harvey relished having these championships on home soil, as she is having to travel a lot this winter as her incredible season, in which she has received two international call-ups, gets better and better.

On Saturday, in the Under-17 ladies' race, she got herself into a breakaway group of four, led by favourite Steph Twell from Aldershot, Farnham and District - already pre-selected for the World Cross Championships in Japan in March. Twell was the eventual winner in 18mins 44secs, but such is the ability of the leading duo, that they led home the Under-20 women who were running in the same race.

Having moved up to second place at the halfway mark of the 5,000m course, Harvey started to close on Twell, who managed to up the pace again, eventually winning by seven seconds. In the same race, another Exeter Harrier, Chloe Anderson, finished a creditable 34th (22mins 29secs) out of the 96 finishers.

The South West looked impressive in the Under-17 men's race, with Patrick Hambly (Torbay AC) taking gold and Phil Norman (North Devon AC) bronze.

First local man home in the senior men's race of 15,000m was Exeter's Mike Feighan in 90th place. And with 550 finishers, he was not disappointed with his position.

"It was a brilliant course," he said afterwards. "Tough underfoot and challenging. There were at least three hills on each lap. "And the meeting was well organised. Competing against such tough opposition gives you a real reality check," he added. "You see the high standard of cross country running. Taking part was a real treat."

Other results, Under 15 girls: 33rd E Weeks (Exeter Harriers); 50th H Bayley (Harriers). There were 125 finishers.

Senior women: 151st E Aston (Teignbridge Trotters), 156th Hilary Collins (Harriers) , 164th P Hayes (SWRR) , 176th C Gillard (Newton Abbot), 194th D Pressley (SWRR), 201 E Taylor (Teinbridge) 220th P Warner (SWRR).

Senior men: 109th D Cameron (SWRR), 133rd N Woollett (Harriers), 137th D Tomlin (Teignbridge), 140th A Stubbs (Harriers), 145th M Cowan (Harriers), 150th M Barclay (SWRR), 201st P Thomas (SWRR), 207th M Hicks (Teignbridge), 222nd M Rice (SWRR), 243rd M Hole (SWRR), 253rd S Parkin (SWRR), 271st I Langler (Teignbridge), 280th A Jones (SWRR), 286th R Hayles (Teignbridge), 290th E Walton (Teignbridge), 295th K Partridge (SWRR), 321st L Salter (Harriers), 326th M Hill (Teignbridge), 357th W Taylor (Teignbridge), 366th G Caunter (Teignbridge), 377th G Watson (Teignbridge), 381st D Phillips (SWRR), 426th R Millward (SWRR), 440th N Lawson (SWRR), 495th J Donovan (Teignbridge), 515th P Saywood (SWRR), 522nd G Baker (Teignbridge)

Express and Echo
30-Jan-06

Silver Strand Half Marathon - San Diego, Sunday 13th November 2005

Stay at home Rog, stay at home!

It looks inviting... a 13.1 on a dead flat, dead-straight course (well 9 miles of it), in Southern California in November. Someone forgot to tell me that the humidity can be nearly 100% and the sun, when it comes out, very fierce.

We waited 30 minutes before we were able to start... the Coronado police would not 'release the course' to the organisers, and what was a chill, very foggy morning started to warm up. Instead of starting at 7:20am (yes really), we got off at 7:50am, with the sun just burning off the fog. What was 'cold clammy' quickly turned into 'hot clammy'. So I decided to run conservatively, and start at around 6:20 pace. Fell in with a lad from up-the-coast (Los Angeles I think) from the Navy, and felt quite comfortable for 5 miles (32:04), just a bit off the pace, but good.

My friend pushed on at a feeding station, and I could not respond, so gradually felt myself flagging without the help of a 'pacer'! Basically that was the story of the race. Each mile was slower than the last... 10 in 66:39... and the last 3k in 22:31 (I go faster in marathons).

Actually all this is a blind... the real problem for me was that this was a 'race to far'. After the 6k SEAA relays in September, my training has gone to pot, and worse, my achillies on both legs have been VERY sore. With that I found I was not able to get up on my toes and push... the achilles 'screamed' at me every time I tried to do so.

Anyhow, finished in an all-time personal worse of 1:29:11, 2nd Vet/60... but...

Funny, at the (chaotic) prizegiving, my time was announced as 1:27:04. I don't believe it even if we were wearing timing chips. The winner completed in 1:14-odd, but again at the prizegiving the Vet/50 1st place was announced as 1:08!!!! So what the actual times were is anyone's guess.

Help, I need a rest, and my face resembles a beetroot.

Mandy's parents (Chuck and Beverley) were a wonderful support... I will treasure Chuck's "Pip pip, old chap" when I saw him at the 11 mile marker.

All the best for now,

Roger
San Diego, off to new Zealand on Thursday!

A hiatus...

Sorry that there will be a bit of a hiatus during my absence in 'foreign parts'. Hope both the AGM and the Dinner & Disco are real successes.

Roger R.

Honiton 12k and Redruth Westward League

Times and places of the first XC in Redruth

under 13 girls - Sammy Merry 30th 15.38

snr ladies - C.Sharpe 3rd 19.27
D.Teed 36th 23.33
S.Wilkin 49th 26.04
J.Moulton 57th no time

snr men - T.Hatchard 16th 29.07
H.Marsden 26th 30.06 2nd 45
N.Hatchard 31st 30.41
A.Kennedy 52nd 33.10
P.Hatchard 40th 31.32
P.Champion 66th 34.37
T.Gent 67th 35.00
A.Yates 74th 36.16
L.Turner 91st 39.55
D.Eveleigh 100th 45.10

Jon B.

Honiton 12k

Adrian Kearns 46:14
Roger Rowe 47:16 (1st Vet/60)
Shaun Lock 50:18
John Perratt 50:58 (3rd Vet/60)
Jim Wyatt 58:41

Adrian went like a train, the wheels came off Roger's race due to an achillies strain at around 9k.... sort of limping quickly for 3k. Shaun and John locked in a private battle, and Jim giving us 3 Vet/60s - pity no team prize.

Roger R.

Sunday 2nd October - Clarendon & Christow

On Sunday 2nd October two Harriers traved to Winchester for the Great Clarendon Way full and half marathon. The race started at Winchester college in the city centre, running through some stunning countryside and finishing at Wyvern College, Laverstock in Salisbury.

In the full marathon Paul Champion running his first marathon -- and to pick an multi-terrain marathon was going to be hard -- Paul put his hard training to some good use by finishing in a time of 3hrs.18mins, 3rd Vet/50. Overall he finished in 18th position. In the half marathon starting in Broughton, the mid-way point of the full marathon course, Sue wilkin finished in a time of 2hrs. Both were very happy with their performances.

On the same day two more Harriers travelled the short way to Christow (near Exeter) for the Teign Valley Toddle an 11-mile road race. Dave Stone, still not yet back to his sharpest after a summer of injury, came home in 1st place in a time of 59:53, Hannah Dupain coming home 2nd lady overall in a time of 1:14.

Sunday 25th races...

Autumn Trail Run (Plymouth)
This 8-mile trail run in Plympton is a highlight of the West Devon autumn season. This year, just 3 months after the birth of second son Sam, Jenny Reay returned to the competative fray. This was really a just a 'long quick run' for her, but she finished as 3rd Lady Vet/45 in 1:05:02. Without doubt, carefully easing her way back.

Musbury Hill Challenge
The Challenge is a pretty tough 7-mile multi-terrain race, taking in the top of Musbury Castle. Hugh Marsden who is running at his very best at present finished 3rd overall and 1st Vet/45in 51:50, just 1 minute behind the winner Gerry Perratt of Axe Valley Runners, and 2 seconds behind the 2nd placed athlete. Newly married Camilla Mathison ran a superb race finishing 8th overall and 1st lady in 59:02, around 10 minutes clear of her nearest competitor. Married life seems to suit Camilla!

SEAA Veterans Road Relays

What a beautiful day... and the Rushmoor Arena is a stunning place to race. Built in 1922 to host army tattoos, the Arena has been used for 17 years as the venue for the South of England (SEAA) Veteran Road Relays. Inevitably competitors include many famous names from the past 40 years of English Athletics, including this year London Marathon winner Mike Gratton and Bruce Tulloh a European Champion on the track from the 1950s.

The intrepid band from East Devon which comprises the Exmouth Harriers Vet/60 squad made the 300-mile round trip with high expectations. Could they improve on their 4th place in the UK Road Relays in May? Spirits were high as each squad member completed his warm-up routines. 120+ teams (of 4) of Vet/40, 50 & 60 athletes toed the start line... some with serious demeanour, some sharing in the friendly banter between opponents of long standing. Each leg being of 6k.

Our final team results -- 4th Vet/60 team:

Rog Rowe 22:04
Les Turner 26:57
Ray Elston 26:11
John Perratt 24:23

RR won the individual gold for the fastest leg on the day, with JP with 11th fastest. Great to have both Jim Wyatt and Hugh Marsden supporting the team. Well done everyone... just 9 seconds over our forecast time!

Roger R.  

Doone Run - Sunday 18th

Call me crazy if you like, but I decided to run yesterday's Doone Run. And I coped okay - although all the steep downhills were rather painful (Andy has an injured foot - RR). So I just slowed down, and was passed by runners who were soon overtaken when we started climbing again.

This is a wonderful race - just a shame that you can't take your eyes off the paths to look at the views! I expected to run close to two hours because of the foot and the fact that I was feeling that the energy tanks were more than a bit low, and as I've mentioned I slowed down to a very slow jog on the many descents... but I still finished in 1:39:16 for 42nd.

I reckon I could pick up close to five minutes simply by running the descents, and I certainly wasn't pushing hard on the climbs, except in the final mile.

I certainly recommend this one for future years!
(AJ)
PS Well done to Marvin for her race yesterday!;

Newton Abbot Ladies 10k - 18th September

Just three Harriers at the 10k:

66th 52:33 Jane Bateman (running as WRN)-(4th over 50)
141st 57:51 Sasha Newman
204th 65:01 Mandy Marvin

Even though there were 110 (out of 257) from the Womens Running Network, Newton Abbot ladies won the team prize with Nicky Hill (2nd), Carrie-Anne (6th) and Sue Hewings (10th).

11th September races

Devon Half Marathon Championship - Seaton Half
Team results

Female Open - 1st Overall
98 Hannah Dupain
150 Steph French
156 Lorraine Croome
(Three to count)

Male Open - 1st Overall
8 Dave Stone
30 Adrian Kearns
49 Andrew Kennedy
52 Jonathan Croome
(Four to count)

Individual results

Dave Stone in 8th 1.17.13
Adrain Kearns 30th 1.23.54 a PB
Andy Kennedy 49th 1.27.26
Jon Croome 52nd 1.27.45
John Perratt 90th 1.32.19 and 1st vet 60
Hannah Dupain 98th 1.33.11 a PB
Chris Dupain 124th 1.36.04
Steph French 150th 1.38.35
Lorraine Croome 156th 1.39.09 a PB
Dawn Teed 202nd 1.45.20 a PB
Trevor Cope 297th 1.58.24 {his 217th? Half-Marathon)
Denise Kennedy 318th 2.02.08 a PB

Five Personal Bests in one race... phew!

Ivybridge Beacon Challenge
Three Harriers completed this years challenge in good weather but very slippery conditions under foot. It is a tough race and don't let the " It's only 9 miles " fool you -- it's basically a fell race!

Paul Champion 11th 78.32 1st vet 50
Tim Gent 22nd 86.56
Sue Wilkin 72nd 117.45

The Final Winslade 3k - 2nd Sept 05

Great action photo of John P taken by Mary at the Winslade 3k on Friday.
Provision results of the Series:
Winslade 3k Series
2.85k 3k 3k
Hannah Dupain SL 10:14 12:22
Nicola Crook SL 15:35
Mandy Marvin VL37 15:40 19:31 17:42

Shaun Lock SM 11:06
Tim Gent SM 12:20

Bob Keast VM48 11:01
Adrian Taylor VM49 10:42 11:35 11:47
Dave Eveleigh VM51 12:41
Nigel Dupain VM53 11:24 13:03 12:23
Roger Rowe VM60 09:56 11:17 10:52
Les Turner VM62 13:03 14:00 14:23
Ray Elston VM66 10:47 12:34 12:27
John Perratt VM68 10:26 12:03 11:42

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