Updated 22nd September 2019
Please remember to send all race results to results@dorsetdoddlers.org – if you don’t tell us about them we can’t publish them or include them in championship or handicap standings.
Saturday 7th September
Lytchett Relays – Teams comprised of five runners with each runner completing a 5k lap around the scenic trails of Holton Lee grounds.
Doddler Ladies 01:52:35 3rd Ladies Team
Stacey Connolly 21:37
Tracey Cook 20:36
Stacey Connolly 22:22
Jill Watson 24:40
Suzanna Baker 23:20
Where did Rigby go? 01:31:18 7th Mens Team
Spencer Mogridge 18:35
Roger Teasdale 18:41
Nick Berry 18:22
Barry Shea 17:39
Nick Reynolds 18:01
Doddler Dashers 01:49:33 9th Mixed Team
Suzanna Baker 22:53
Shams Wahab 23:19
Dan Simmonds 20:58
Justin Perry 20:42
John Townsend 21:41
Despicable Doddler 02:05:48 22nd Mixed Team
Mel Mitchell 26:30
Barry Jenkins 25:42
Jane Ward 25:26
Nick Summonds 23:46
Julia Slade 24:24
Sunday 6th September
Marathon du Medoc – fantastic organization and beauty of the course have placed it among the leading international marathons. In one single loop, this Marathon winds it way round a stunningly beautiful circuit of over 50 chateaux, with 20 wine stations so staying on route takes some doing.
Nigel Legg 05:20:00
John Cowley 06:09:35
Ingrid Gilbertson 06:38:39
Sunday 6th September
Naked mile at Ninesprings – The certified 1 mile route is an out and back ‘P’ shaped course on a flat tarmac surface, allowing for fast times.
Roger Teasdale 05:22
Sunday 1st September
The Beast “Tout and back again!” – a beast of route taking in some of the most spectacular views of Dorset , the 12 mile ‘undulating’ course starts on Corfe Castle Common before heading out towards Worth Matravers and then on to the coastal path with great views of the sea!.
Philip Reese 01:40:33 5th Senior Male
Justin Perry 01:59:57
John Townsend 02:03:24
Dan Simmonds 02:03:53
Andy Goodman 02:46:44
Jemma Westwell 02:51:50
Sunday 11th August
Round the Rock 10k – the route is undulating, predominately on tarmac roads and pavements, and takes you around the top of the Isle of Portland in a figure of eight.
Nick Reynolds 38:39 3rd M40+
Roger Teasdale 38:47 4th M40+
Philip Reese 40:43
Nick Brooke 42:20 2nd M65+
Lynn Hutchings 50:09 2nd F50+
David Hurst 52:16
John Cowley 56:53
Christine Willis 1:20:02
Sunday 11th August
Oxley Triathlon – Located in the beautiful grounds of Sherborne School, the swim leg is a pool 300m, the bike and run sections are on scenic country roads.
Sprint – Swim 300m, Bike 22.5km, Run 5km
Nick Berry 01:06:57 5th Overall, 1st M45+
Sarah Jordan 01:19:46 1st Female, 1st F45+
Julia Slade 01:30:12 5th F40+
Jane Ward 01:32:46 2nd F50+
Classic – Swim 750m, Bike 38.5km, Run 10km
Dan Simmonds 02:40:30
Sunday 4th August
Sturminster Half Marathon – our very own scenic undulating road race.
Duncan Ward 01:21:07
Nick Reynolds 01:23:26
Roger Teasdale 01:26:12
Piotr Sulecki 01:32:01
Nick Brooke 01:32:18
Christopher Frear 01:43:23
Justin Perry 01:44:15
Dan Simmonds 01:44:30
David Gedge 01:48:44
Andrew Tuffin 01:57:12
Dave Hurst 02:01:18
David Jackson 02:01:18
Gavin Green 02:01:21
Justine Turnbull 02:06:16
Nigel Legg 02:08:06
Charlotte Townsend 02:09:14
Stephen James 02:16:14
John Cowley 02:16:14
Kim Crane 03:27:41 (Sweeper)
Nick Summons 03:27:41 (Sweeper)
Stur 5k
Orlando Brooke 0:19:14
Flora Brooke 0:30:38
Becky Thomlinson 0:33:11 (Sweeper)
Saturday 27-28th July
3-Peaks 24hr Challenge – a team of Dorset Doddlers headed to Fort William to take on the challenge of climbing the highest mountain in Scotland, England and Wales being Ben Nevis – Scarfell Pike – Snowdon, raising money for Somerset and Dorset Air Ambulance. The team completed the challenge in extremely adverse conditions, including heavy rain on all 3 mountains and strong winds on Snowdon.
Team: Adam Frampton, Guy Readman, Jane Ward, Jill Watson, Julia Slade, Neil Cranidge, Nick Summons, Ruth Readman and Sergiy Machulin and Chris Cussen (Driver).
Saturday 27th July
Cider Frolic – a multi-lap race, 6km per lap so 7 laps for a marathon
Stacey Connolly 13 laps 10:06:16
Alie Madders 7 laps 7:28:45
Alie has now completed 38 of 52 marathons in her 52 week challenge.
Sunday 21st July
Summer Races at Ham Hill Half Marathon – a multi-terrain evening run around and over the Iron-age fort and it’s ramparts
Barry Jenkins 2:19:54
Sunday 14th July
Snowdon Trail Marathon – One of the UK’s most challenging trails races, ascending 1,685 metres over 28 miles of iconic and spectacular trails, this epic race circumstances and eventually climbs Wales’ highest peak – Snowdon.
Roger Teasdale 6:17:28
Paul Russell 6:24:04
Nick Summons 8:20:29
Jane Ward 8:20:29
Ruth Readman 8:20:29
Lucy Brown 8:29:27
Adam Frampton 8:29:27
Stephen James 8:29:27
Kim Crane 9:10:07
Sandra Fowles 9:10:14
Jane Fowles 9:10:20
Snowdon Trail Half Marathon – as above but more ascent per mile. The half marathon option takes in many of the fantastic trails as the marathon, but ascends Snowdon via the Snowdon Ranger route, rather than the PyG track.
Amanda Adams 4:13:54
Sunday 14th July
Two Tunnels 5k – a fast 5k entirely on tarmac that includes the 408m long Devonshire train tunnel.
Barry Jenkins 0:28:00
Mel Mitchell 0:28:00
Sunday 7th July
Tarrant Valley 10k – a lovely multi-terrain route set entirely within the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Start and finish in front of The Langton Arms pub right in the heart of the village.
Christopher Frear 0:43:18
Lynda Faulkner 0:44:57 2nd Female, 1st FV45+
Lynn Hutchings 0:47:05 3rd Female, 2nd FV45+
Carlos Blanco 0:49:13
Paul Russell 0:49:21
David Hurst 0:53:39
Matt Clayton 0:53:39
John Cowley 0:56:00
Jane Feather 1:07:37
Brian Murison 1:09:23
Chris Cussen 1:13:43
Chris Willis 1:13:43
Portland 10 – a 10 mile road race around the hilly Isle of Portland. Starting with a short loop through town before a return trip down to Portland Bill lighthouse and back, a fantastic setting with far reaching views.
Roger Teasdale 1:03:56 2nd Overall
Nick Reynolds 1:05:01 5th Overall
Sandra Fowles 1:50:28
Jane Fowles 1:50:28
Kim Crane 1:50:28
Sunday 7th July
Moreton Marathon – 2 lap course round some of Dorset’s nicest and varied trails and its pretty flattish…ish.
Alie Madders 6:51:31
Sunday 7th July
Sherborne Sports Centre Sprint Triathlon – Located within the picturesque grounds of Sherborne School with a 500m pool swim/20km cycle/5km run.
Nick Berry 01:06:55 2nd Overall, 1st MV 40-49
Sarah Jordan 01:18:08 1st Female, 1st FV40-40
Dan Simmonds 01:24:51
Saturday 6th July
The Fan Dance Race – a tough 15 mile race like no other summiting Pen Y Fan twice from the main route and the infamous Jacobs ladder.
Andy Bucknell 3:20:18 in the “clean fatigue” race
Saturday 6th July
Charmouth Challenge – a chip timed 8-mile fell run through some of the finest coastal scenery in the South West on Dorset’s beautiful Jurassic Coast, overlooking Charmouth’s famous fossil hunting beaches with views to historic Lyme Regis. It includes an ascent of Golden Cap, which at 191 metres is the highest point on the South West Coast of England.
Phil Reese 1:03:00
Nick Summons 1:39:00
Saturday 6th July
Man vs Coast – a stunning start-line at St Michael’s Mount, a breath-taking 25 mile route to Penzance taking in high cliffs, brooding moorland, picture-perfect beaches, crashing waves, big swells, rough rocks, water jumps, short swims and a few cheeky surprises finishing at Penzance. This is one for the adventurer – and we al survive!!
Doddler Team: Mel Mitchel, Barry Jenkins, Jane ward, Suzanna Baker and Neil Cranidge.
Saturday 6th July
Unicorn Frolic – a 12 hour race with the aim to complete as many 5.4 mile laps as you like in the 12 hour cut off.
Jemma Westwell 7:47:13 5 laps
Alie Madders 8:39:43 5 laps
Friday 5th July
Moreton Races – Summer Series – a 12 hour race with the aim to complete as many 4.4 mile laps as you like in the 12 hour cut off.
Alie Madders 7:16:34 7 laps
Wednesday 26th June
Forde Abbey 10k – a tough off road route including mud, rocky tracks, hills, big views, more hills and two river crossings, after some more hills, fallen branches. Few routes rival this for spectacular rural scenery.
Paul Russell 0:53:19
Neil Cranidge 0:59:45
Matt Clayton 1:00:00
John Cowley 1:03:00
Barry Jenkins 1:07:11
Jane Ward 1:07:28
Amanda Adams 1:12:59
Christine Willis 1:22:43
Sunday 23rd June
Lulworth Castle 10k – a scenic, hilly course wholly within the private and historic Lulworth Estate. From tracks on chalk downland to woodland paths there is outstanding scenery throughout the route.
Lynn Hutchings 0:50:09 1st FV50+ 7th Female
Jane ward 1:01:49
Swansea Half Marathon – voted the UK’s best half marathon (2017 and 2018) and Wales’ biggest and best summer half marathon. A flat, fast, scenic route along the beautiful vista of Swansea Bay and enjoying some of the most breath taking views of any half marathon.
Thomas Mitchell 1:36:39
Torbay Half Marathon – a hilly yet scenic two lap road route.
Michael Peters 1:42:30
Jemma Westwell 2:01:05
Sat 22nd June
Race to the King – a double marathon, 53.3 miles, along the South Downs Way, passing numerous historical sites and taking you through some of the UK’s most beautiful countryside to the magnificent finish on the steps of Winchester Cathedral; the burial pace of the first Kings and Queens of England. Amazing – well done both!
Dave Fitzsimon 12hrs 22m 55s
Laura Jones 14hrs 36m 37s
Jenny Fuller 14hrs 47m 29s
Saturday 22nd June
Giants Head Marathon – a very challenging hilly but beautiful course running through the Sydling and Cerne Valleys running around and under the famous Cerne Giant.
Philip Reese 3:48:45 4th Overall, 3rd M30+
Jason Woods 5:31:31
Jamie Drennan 5:57:15
John Townsend 5:58:09
Mel Mitchell 6:26:58
Barry Jenkins 6:26:59
Alie Madders 6:54:00
Sydling Hill Race – as above but shorter, a long and hilly 10k.
Neil Cranidge 1:09:25 11th MV50+
Saturday 22nd June
Ferndown 10k – a flat 2 lapped multi-terrain route, taking in the roads of Ferndown and crossing Ferndown Common.
Sarah Jordan 0:42:22 PB 1st Lady
Rebecca Thomlinson 0:51:07
Friday 21st June
Purbeck 10k – a popular evening, lightly undulating out and back road 10k with a great atmosphere and BBQ.
Duncan Ward 0:36:24 2nd V45+ 10th Overall
Barry Shea 0:36:46 2nd V40+ PB
Nick Reynolds 0:38:39 8th V40+ PB
Nick Berry 0:39:25 7th V45+
Nick Brooke 0:41:36 2nd V65+
Lynda Faulkner 0:44:23 1st FV50+ 6th Female
Charlie Wilson 0:49:24
Adam Frampton 0:52:36
John Cowley 0:53:33
Stephen James 0:54:51
Sarah Perrett 0:56:57
Flora Brooke 0:58:52
Ines Braun 1:01:11
Jane Feather 1:05:58
Clare Morgan 1:07:50 (not yet a member)
Catherine Snook 1:09:29
Christine Willis 1:13:27
Sunday 16th June
Martock 10k – a single lap race on quiet country roads in Somerset. A mainly flat course profile attracting over 500 runners.
Roger Teasdale 37:07 PB 1st M40+ 6th Overall
Sunday 16th June
Cheddar Gorge Challenge Half – a tough trail run across a beautiful and dramatic landscape, including breath taking running along the gorge cliff top path, open fields, rocky terrain and woodland trails.
Dave Gedge 1:57:28 7th M40+
Dave Jackson 2:37:06
Sunday 16th June
Dorset Conquest Half – a scenic and fairly ‘undulating’ Roman themed race, across a variety of terrain, including farm tracks, ancient Roman roads, field margins, woodland paths and tracks. Hills, mud, long grass, far reaching views, fab lion medal, and homemade apple cake.
Jason Woods & Benson 1:56:49 1st Canicross
Jane Ward 2:19:04
Saturday 15th June
Dorset Conquest 10k – as above but shorter – an evening race followed by a party in the barn.
Jason Woods & Benson 53:51 4th Overall, 1st Canicross
James Meiklejohn 1:06:24
Thursday 13th June
John Deacon Handicap – our internal club race with handicap staggered start times. 6.6 undulating miles starting and finishing under the avenue of trees in Hinton St Mary.
Barry Shea 0:37:38
Piotr Sulecki 0:44:47
Paul Russell 0:47:52
Andy Bucknall 0:47:55
Mike Peters 0:48:31
Dan Simmonds 0:49:21
Richard Hull 0:49:40
David Jackson 0:50:54
Lynn Hutchings 0:50:59
Carlos Blanco 0:51:22
Neil Cranidge 0:52:02
Patrick Hurst 0:52:09
David Hurst 0:53:00
Nick Summons 0:53:51
Jane Ward 0:55:18
Barry Jenkins 0:59:36
Sarah Perrett 1:00:36
John Cowley 1:01:10
Flora Brooke 1:03:28
Peter Waterer 1:05:42
Jane Fowles 1:05:52
Catherine Snook 1:16:31
Sunday 9th June
Hampshire Hoppit Marathon – a scenic single-lap route that starts and finishes at Kingsclere race course, predominantly off road and including sections of the Wayfarers Walk and the Harrow Way reaching some of the highest points in Hampshire with views across the county. And as the name suggests there may have been free Loddon Hoppit beer available.
Edgard Zaldua 4:03:52 7th MV50+
Justin Perry 4:29:35
John Townsend 4:49:05
Tim Cotton 4:49:07
Damian Patterson 5:26:30
Alie Madders 6:03:40
Hampshire Hoppit Half Marathon – as above excluding the Wayfarers Walk.
Lynda Faulkner 1:46:01 2nd FV50+
Carlos Blanco 1:56:39
Neil Cranidge 2:06:33
Nathan Harvey 2:15:35
Mel Mitchell 2:22:08
Barry Jenkins 2:22:09
Stephen James 2:22:51
Adam Frampton 2:22:50
Sunday 9th June
Puddletown Plod Half – an undulating out and back route with an 8 mile loop. A DRRL race, well done all.
Nick Berry 1:30:25
David Gedge 1:30:55
Charlie Wilson 1:49:30
Ruth Readman 1:53:12
David Hurst 1:57:43
Sat 8th & Sun 9th June
Jurassic Coast Challenge – a 2 day extraordinary and scenic challenge along the iconic Dorset coast, covering 100km over a tough, hilly but very lovely route.
Sandra Hamilton 21 hours 36 mins
Sunday 2nd June
Poole Half – a fast, flat and scenic multi-terrain course out from Poole Park, around Upton Country Park then back along Poole Quay.
Suzanna Baker 1:42:11 8th Overall Female, 5th Senior Female
Ruth Readman 1:46:12
Jane Fowles 2:19:07
Catherine Snook 2:46:55
Poole 10k – a new single lap route taking in Poole Quay and parts of old Poole, while still including the wonderful views from the harbourside parks.
Piotr Sulecki 41:19
Ines Braun 59:35
Sunday 26th May
Edinburgh Marathon – Enjoy a fantastic all-encompassing route which takes in some of Edinburgh’s most iconic landmarks as well as offering picturesque views along the East Lothian coastline.
Charlie Wilson 03:50:57 PB
Mont Saint Michel Marathon – a sportive, festive gathering in the heart of an emblematic location in France, full of history and culture. An exceptional setting and landscapes as far as the eye can see. A unique experience with a majestic finish at the foot of this jewel of French heritage.
Jane Ward 4:11:09
Mel Mitchell 4:50:47
Barry Jenkins 4:50:47 PB
Dorset Invader Marathon – a hilly and challenging course that provides some spectacular views across the county and out to the sea beyond.
David Jackson 5:35:45
Alie Madders 7:51:50
Dorset Invader Half Marathon – a hilly and challenging course that provides some spectacular views across the county and out to the sea beyond.
Neil Cranidge 3:03:58
Saturday 25th May
Egdon Easy 10k – A flat 10km race which is mostly on the paths and cycle ways around Weymouth’s Lodmoor Nature Reserve and Country Park.
Roger Teasdale 37:38 3rd M40+
Philip Reese 39:23
Piotr Sulecki 41:26
Lynn Hutchings 47:01 3rd F50+
Paul Russell 47:43
Dave Hurst 50:10
Amanda Adams 60:40
Dorset Invader Frolic – a 12 hour race with the aim to complete as many laps as you like in the 12 hour cut off.
Daryl Davis 4:04:43 4 laps – 15 miles
Alie Madders 6:56:48 7 laps – marathon distance
Sunday 19th May
Wessex Ridgeway 100km Relay – Teams of 6 running across Dorset from Tollard Royal (Wiltshire) to Up Lyme (Devon). Thank you all for a fantastic day. You were all amazing!!! Big thank you to Ian Pollard for his tireless efforts running the show on the day – much appreciated Ian!
Well done to the Doddler teams:
Spencer’s Spirit 2nd 08:36:42
Perry’s Prancer’s 5th 09:58:42
Ginny’s Tonics 6th 10:18:50 – 1st all ladies
Tinkerbells 10th 10:40:59
JC’s Jolly Jaffa’s 15th 11:14:52
Ines’ Impalas 18th 11:35:17
Sunday 19th May
May 5 – A great local 5 mile race around Canford Heath.
Steve Rigby 29:01
Roger Teasdale 30:10
Lynn Hutchings 36:58
Ruth Readman 39:52
Julia Slade 41:10
Sarah Perrett 45:52
Jane Feather 55:13
Sunday 12th May
Two Tunnels Half ‘Hilly Ticket’ – a 1 lap up & over route that’s not actually that hilly. Beautiful hill top views that takes in the history of the Somerset & Dorset Railway era by following the routes of the railway lines and the Somerset Coal Canal.
Mel Mitchell 2:19:51
Barry Jenkins 2:19:51
Sunday 12th May
The Ox Half Marathon – sociable fun running loops around Rushmoor Estate – big hills, far reaching views, stunning scenery, lovestation (vodka snaps) and big medals.
David Gedge 1:55:27 6th Overall, 2nd M45+
Dave Jackson 2:17:01 1st M60+
Neil Cranidge 2:53:38 10th M50+
Jane Ward 2:53:38 3rd F50+
Alie Madders 3:29:55
Light Ox – a undulating 10k through Chase Woods
Alie Madders 1:22:46
Saturday 11th May
The Ox Frolic – epic fun running circles, laps and loops around Rushmoor Estate – big hills, far reaching views, stunning scenery, lovestation (vodka snaps) and big medals. Single laps were ~10k
Daryl Davies 8 laps 12:08:59
Lucy Brown 6 laps 09:24:52
Stacey Connolly 6 laps 11:58:21 – 1st Canicross
Jemma Westwell 4 laps 06:22:45
Adam Frampton 4 laps 06:22:45
Jamie Drennan 4 laps 06:22:45
Stephen James 4 laps 06:22:45
The Ox 50 – 50 miles comprising multiple ~10k laps through Chase Woods.
Alie Madders 14:02:38
Friday 10th May
Dark Ox – a undulating 10k through Chase Woods in the dark.
Alie Madders 1:31:58
Monday 6th May
Milton Keynes Half Marathon – starting at StadiumMK this beautiful route takes in picturesque villages, follows the River Ouzel and runs alongside Caldecotte Lake before returning for a magical Stadium finish. Well done both.
Nick Reynolds 1:25:07
Helen Reynolds 2:26:59
Sunday 5th May
Deep RiverRock Belfast Marathon – a big city marathon with 17,000 participants taking in the iconic sights of the city.
Dave Fitzsimon 4:14:21
Sunday 5th May
Hellstone Marathon – a challenging trail race in the heart of Dorset, with devilish hills, epic views and magical woodlands.
Tracy Cook 3:47:08 2nd Overall, 1st Female
Jason Woods (Benson) 4:43:14 1st Male Canicross
Alie Madders 6:26:41
Hellstone Half – as above but half the distance.
Edgard Zaldua 1:59:36 10th Overall
Justin Perry 2:04:18
Damian Patterson 2:16:17
Neil Cranidge 2:41:16
Hellstone Half Canicross
Suzanna Baker 2:17:28 1st Female
Julia Slade 2:17:31 2nd Female
Sunday 5th May
North Dorset Village Marathon – well done everyone
Roger Teasdale 2:56:46 PB (by 29 mins 55 secs)
Philip Reese 3:10:24 PB
Nick Brooke 3:22:45
Chris Frear 3:27:05 PB (by 46 mins)
David Jackson 3:35:58
Ruth Collis 3:49:33 PB (by 14 mins)
David Hurst 4:35:56 FIRST MARAFUN
Nigel Legg 4:48:55 PB (by 7 mins)
Kim Crane 5:16:59 PB (by 17 mins 49 secs)
Ingrid Gilbertson 5:20:38
Sarah Perrett 5:58:58 FIRST MARAFUN
NDVM Relay
Despicable Doddlers 3:11:26 3rd Male team
(Shams Wahab, Nick Summons, Dan Simmonds, Felix Stroud-Allan)
Doddler Ladies 3:14:50 2nd Ladies team
(Lynda Faulkner, Sarah Jordan, Rebecca Thomlinson, Lynn Hutchings)
Dursleys Doddlers 4:01:55
(Mixed team)
Sunday 5th May
The Great Bristol 10k – a stunning run along the river Avon and under the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge with spectacular views on Avon Gorge before returning to the city centre.
Andy Bucknell 44:06
Frank Wilson 44:06
Saturday 4th May
The Darkside Strikes Back – a 7 hour timed event where you choose your distance; a fast and flat route consisting of 3.28 mile out-and-back laps along the River Thames.
Alie Madders 26.2 miles in 5:16:10
Sunday 28th April
London Marathon Results – 3 brilliant Doddlers representing our club at this iconic capital city marathon – well done all
Gavin Green 3:36:58
John Cowley 4:32:05
Louise Barnett 4:40:13
Sunday 28th April
Jurassic Marathon – not only a visually spectacular run along the Jurassic coast but also a challenge the some would class as undulating.
Alie Madders 6.33.51
Jurassic Half – as above but still not for those who don’t like a challenge.
Felix Stroud-Allen 2:38:33
Barry Jenkins 2:45:03
Mel Mitchell 2:45:08
Thursday 18th April
Broad Oak Hilly – our very popular internal club race, included in our Club Championships
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Barry Shea |
0:25:32 |
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Nick Berry |
0:25:47 |
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Chris Frear |
0:26:59 |
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Nick Brooke |
0:27:12 |
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Gavin Green |
0:28:51 |
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Michael Peters |
0:29:27 |
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Roger Teasdale |
0:29:32 |
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Richard Hull |
0:29:57 |
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David Jackson |
0:30:21 |
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Ed Shelton |
0:31:00 |
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Lyn Hutchings |
0:31:38 |
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Ian Buckingham |
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Anthony Guppy |
0:31:58 |
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Shams Wahab |
0:32:25 |
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Andrew Tuffin |
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Dave Hurst |
0:34:44 |
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John Cowley |
0:35:08 |
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Nick Summons |
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Barry Jenkins |
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Flora Brooke |
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Belinda Lopez |
0:50:22 |
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Ingrid Gilbertson |
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Jane Feather |
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Sunday 14th April
Brighton Marathon – A popular “big city” marathon
Justin Perry 3:45:16
Felix Stroud-Allen 4:08:54
Sunday 14th April
Marnhull 12k – A fantastic undulating road race in chilly, but clear conditions.
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Steve Rigby |
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2nd Overall |
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Roger Teasdale |
0:51:01 |
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Christopher Frear |
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Lynda Faulkner |
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1st Female |
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Michael Peters |
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Dan Simmonds |
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David Jackson |
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Richard Hull |
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John Townsend |
0:57:51 |
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Ian Buckingham |
0:58:32 |
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Gavin Burrough |
0:59:23 |
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Lynn Hutchings |
1:00:01 |
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Neil Cranidge |
1:01:40 |
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David Hurst |
1:02:25 |
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Shams Wahab |
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Jill Watson |
1:03:45 |
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Julia Slade |
1:03:59 |
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John Cowley |
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Paul Russell |
1:05:56 |
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Catherine Snook |
1:07:33 |
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Sarah Perrett |
1:08:01 |
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Gerry Hutchings |
1:08:05 |
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Laura Jones |
1:09:10 |
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John Willis |
1:09:26 |
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Amanda Adams |
1:12:11 |
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Jane Ward |
1:12:32 |
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Flora Brooke |
1:12:33 |
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Sandra Fowles |
1:12:36 |
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Kim Crane |
1:15:48 |
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Jane Feather |
1:17:19 |
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Jane Fowles |
1:23:34 |
Sunday 7th April
Manchester Marathon – Amazing results, well done everyone!
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Steve Rigby |
2:42:13 |
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David Jackson |
3:28:22 |
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Nick Reynolds |
3:03:12 |
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Ben Hitchcock |
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Nick Summons |
4:23:45 |
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Nigel Legg |
4:56:14 |
Pen Selwood Tough 10k – a very scenic but undulation road race. Great results, well done!
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Jill Watson |
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2nd Female Vet |
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Flora Brooke |
1:00:45 |
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Ingrid Gilbertson |
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Brian Murison |
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Saturday 31st March
Yeovil Half Marathon – a popular undulating road half marathon in fab conditions. Some great times, with some amazing PBs, well done everyone!
Photos from Yeovil half marathon from Sarah Perrett (via facebook)
Roger Teasdale 1:24:30 PB 18th overall, 5th M40
Nick Brooke 1.32.55 3rd M60
Christopher Frear 1.34.44 PB
Sarah Jordan 1.35.49 4th F40
Ian Moore 1.39.41
David Jackson 1.42.17 4th M60
Richard Hull 1.43.22
Charlotte Wilson 1.45.39
Jill Watson 1.52.16
Paul Rusty Russell 1.58.07
Nick Summons 1.59.00
John Willis 1.59.11 PB
Jane Ward 2.01.09
John Cowley 2.01.47
Sarah Perrett 2.06.14 PB
Flora Brooke 2.18.47
William Hill 2.30.20
The Ooser Marathon – a challenging trail marathon in deepest darkest Dorset, with hills and mud along old tracks, hidden holloways, ancient woodlands and forgotten trails, earning runners 2 UTMB points
Tracy Cook 3:34:51 1st Lady
John Townsend 4:29:20
Johanna Brighton 4:50:32
Dan Simmonds 5:04:23
Alie Madders 5:37:01
Mel Mitchell 5:37:48
Barry Jenkins 5:37:49
The Dorset Ooser Canicross Marathon
– as above but with your four-legged friend
Jason Woods & Benson 4:23:06 1st Overall
The Ooser Half & The Dorset Ooser Canicross Half – a challenging half marathon over similar ground to the marathon
Julia Slade and dog 2:09:32 Canicross Half
Kim Crane and dog 2:25:36 Canicross Half
Neil Cranidge 2:27:38
Emily Moors 4:23:19
Saturday 23rd March
Lulworth Cove Half – a tough undulating half marathon along the coast path from Lulworth Cove to Osmington Mills and back above Ringstead. A lovely route for Snowdon Trail Marathon Training. photo by Nick
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Adam Frampton |
2:38:35 |
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Steve James |
2:38:38 |
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Nick Summons |
2:38:40 |
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Jane Ward |
2:38:40 |
Fri 22nd – Sun 24th March
Jurassic Coast Challenge – billed as 78.6 miles, 3 marathons in 3 days, but actually a total of 86 brutal miles, from Charmouth to Studland, including the whole circumnavigation of Portland.
Alie showed amazing determination to complete this challenging event.
Day 1 6:38:58 Day 1 7:26:37 Day 3 7:35:45
Sunday 17th March
Bath Half Marathon – a bright, dry and cool morning provided almost perfect running conditions for what is one of the longest established and most iconic city centre road races in the UK. With over 12,000 runners crossing the finish line and an estimated 40,000 spectators celebrating the 38th edition of this much-loved race.
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Duncan Ward |
1:17:31 |
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Nick Berry |
1:24:37 |
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Charlie Wilson |
1:44:31 |
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Emma Chaloner |
2:28:47 |
Gloucester 20 – a lovely mildly undulating 3-lap course in perfect sunny conditions. Great marathon training event with PB potential.
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Roger Teasdale |
2:27:31 |
Weymouth Half Marathon – now in its 5th year, this popular seaside half marathon provides runners with some outstanding scenery, history and the opportunity to set a PB on a pretty flat13.1mile course, and the sun came out for perfect race conditions.
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Kim Crane |
2:11:51 |
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Sarah Perrett |
2:14:50 |
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Jane Fowles |
2:27:06 |
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Serena Orchard |
2:30:51 |
Sunday 10th March
The Grizzly – an epic 20 mile run from Seaton along the beautiful coast, though woodland, hills, mud, knee deep mud, cold stream runs, endless pebble shingle, more mud and hills, music, the memory tree, free beer sampling on route and firemen to hose muddy legs at the end, an all-round brilliant unforgettable race with bears.
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Edgard Zaldua |
3:14:33 |
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Justin Perry |
3:30:29 |
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Dan Simmonds |
3:35:03 |
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John Townsend |
3:35:12 |
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Ruth Readman |
3:41:16 |
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Jane Ward |
4:11:38 |
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Nick Summons |
4:20:13 |
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Melanie Mitchell |
4:24:56 |
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Barry Jenkins |
4:24:56 |
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Neil Cranidge |
4:53:17 |
The Cub – a tough 10m race from Seaton, all the above except less mud and no bogs.
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Jemma Westwell |
1:57:44 |
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Ines Braun |
2:14:08 |
Sunday 10th March
White Star Runnings Larmer Tree event with 5 races over 2 days with camping, shenanigans, and lots of running over beautiful Wiltshire downs (and ups) of Rushmoor Estate.
Larmer Tree Marathon – a tough marathon by any measure, hills, mud and gorgeous scenery.
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Lucy Brown |
5:32:12 |
6th FV40+ |
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Alie Madders |
5:59:13 |
10th FV40+ |
Larmer Tree 20 – like the half but more miles, more hills and more mud, much more mud.
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Jason Woods |
3:25:01 |
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Paul Russell |
3:39:37 |
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David Hurst |
4:18:06 |
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Stacey Connolly |
4:22:47 |
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Jill Watson |
4:22:48 |
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Jamie Drennan |
4:22:48 |
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Adam Frampton |
4:22:48 |
Saturday 9th March
Larmer Tree Half – a beautiful half marathon designed to test your hill climbing abilities.
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Ian Moore |
1:57:13 |
5th MV45+ |
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Kim Crane |
2:48:06 |
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Jane Fowles |
2:48:16 |
Larmer Tree 10 – last race in the Imperial Series, this tough 10mile race doesn’t hold back on hills with stunning scenery.
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Philip Reese |
1:20:44 |
3rd Overall, 2nd M35+ |
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Rachael Franklin |
2:00:37 |
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William Hill |
2:14:50 |
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Emma Chaloner |
2:23:58 |
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Serena Orchard |
2:42:18 |
(with dog version of the race) |
Phil Reese also came 3rd in the Imperial Series – well done Phil!!
Sunday 3rd March
Sherborne 10k – fantastic results for team Doddler at this Club Championship race. A picturesque but challenging local road race from Sherborne school – climbing for 4 miles then a mostly downhill to finish
Duncan Ward 0:37:12 1st overall
Barry Shea 0:39:50 5th Overall
Spencer Mogridge 0:41:36 10th Overall
Sarah Jordan 0:44:50 4th lady
Michael Peters 0:44:58
Lynda Faulkner 0:45:09 6th Lady
Ian Moore 0:45:14
Richard Hull 0:47:52
Shams Wahab 0:50:12
Charlie Wilson 0:50:32
Jill Watson 0:51:02
David Hurst 0:52:04
Andrew Tuffin 0:53:17
Julia Slade 0:53:27
Neil Cranidge 0:53:39
Jane Ward 0:53:53
John Cowley 0:56:24
Sarah Perrett 0:59:38
Kim Crane 0:59:50
Jane Fowles 1:02:49
Jen Barker 1:03:04
Photo shows some of the Doddler team at Sherborne 10k. Great to see everyone
Wimborne 20 – a cold windy day for 20 miles but the Doddler team braved the weather achieving some great results – well done all! Please comment with any PB’s
Steven Rigby 2:12:13 2nd MV35+
Tracy Cook 2:29:36 8th Overall, 3rd FV40+
Edgard Zaldua 2:39:03 4th MV50+
Justin Perry 2:41:18 8th MV45+
Lerryn Chaffey 2:47:52 6th FV40+
John Townsend 2:55:46
Paul Russelll 3:06:00
Sunday 3rd March
Two Tunnels 5k – a special race that takes in many of Bath’s beautiful attractions plus the longest underground section of any running race in the UK – a truly unique running experience. Well done both.
Mel Mitchell 0:27:52
Barry Jenkins 0:27:52
Sunday 24th February
Bournemouth 10 – fantastic results for Dorset Doddlers with Iain Trickett, Steve Rigby and Duncan Ward taking home 2nd men’s team prize. They also achieved 3rd place in the DRRL
Iain Trickett 0:56:23 7th Overall, 6th Open Men
Steve Rigby 0:56:55 PB
Duncan Ward 0:58:48 3rd M40+
Philip Reese 1:03:27 PB
Nick Berry 1:03:42
Nick Reynolds 1:04:11 PB
Roger Teasdale 1:04:43 PB
Ruth Readman 1:20:56
Amanda Adams 1:36:57
William Hill 1:45:18 PB
Emma Chaloner 1:45:27
Hameldown Hammer Half – a tough, challenging trail race with a total ascent of over 600m, over a series of grassy, rocky, sometimes muddy tracks and forest glades. Ascending Hameldown Ridge for spectacular views of Moors and Tors.
Barry Jenkins 2:53:02
Mel Mitchell 2:53:02
The Terminator – a brilliant 12mile trail race up and down the Pewsey Vale. A gentle start across fields and along a canal path, then through woods and deep mud, before several steep climbs and hair-raising descents. Beautiful sunshine, stunning views and great bunch of runners.
Jane Ward 2:16:09
Thursday 21st February
Excalibur Two – number 2 in a series of 12 ‘conquests’ – a 6hr timed lap race with runners completing as many 3.28 mile out and back laps along the beautiful river Thames towpath. No elevation gain/loss making it a flat and fast route.
Alie Madders 5:18:30 26.2 miles
Sunday 17th February
10k Sika Run – a rewarding timed trail run through Wareham Forest, including forest paths and open trail.
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Kim Crane |
0:56:12 |
Canicross |
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Sandra Fowles |
1:01:37 |
Sunday 9th February
Portland Coastal Marathon – Amazing effort over a tough route, with mud, steep climbs, rocky terrain, in cold, wet, blustery conditions. Starting at the sailing academy, a steep climb on to Portland Island, to find the coast path around the island followed by an out and back alongside Chesil Beach to the turn point and repeat in reverse.
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Dave Fitzsimon |
5:03:54 |
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Mel Mitchell |
5:51:50 |
5th F30+ |
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Barry Jenkins |
5:51:52 |
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Alie Madders |
6:02:37 |
Portland Coastal Half Marathon – As above but just the one lap (thank goodness).
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Jane Ward |
2:54:02 |
8th F50+ |
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Jill Watson |
2:54:03 |
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Adam Frampton |
2:54:04 |
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Neil Cranidge |
2:55:43 |
Sunday 9th February
Lytchett 10 (miles) – Well done all, great running in blustery conditions
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Duncan Ward |
0:59:17 |
8th Overall, 1st M45+ |
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Steve Rigby |
1:02:27 |
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Roger Teasdale |
1:04:56 |
PB – 8th M40+ |
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Phil Reese |
1:05:36 |
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Nick Reynolds |
1:06:15 |
PB |
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Nick Brooke |
1:08:56 |
2nd M65+ |
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Paul Russell |
1:22:27 |
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John Cowley |
1:30:29 |
10th M60+ |
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Ines Braun |
1:39:17 |
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Flora Brooke |
1:41:01 |
5th F60+ |
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William Hill |
1:50:37 |
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Emma Chaloner |
1:55:14 |
Sunday 3rd February
Blackmore Vale Half (12.2miles) – A shortened route this year to avoid the final icy hill – well done everyone for braving the wintery conditions.
| Barry Shea | 1:18:50 |
| Nick Berry | 1:20:08 |
| Spencer Mogridge | 1:25:33 |
| Daryl Davies | 1:27:13 |
| Christopher Frear | 1:29:08 |
| Michael Peters | 1:29:22 |
| Justin Perry | 1:31:01 |
| Gavin Green | 1:33:14 |
| John Townsend | 1:35:07 |
| David Jackson | 1:35:24 |
| Paul Rusty Russell | 1:37:56 |
| Felix Stud-Allen | 1:45:40 |
| David Hurst | 1:51:44 |
| Charlotte Townsend | 1:53:04 |
| John Cowley | 1:53:23 |
| Jemma Westwell | 1:55:51 |
| Kim Crane | 2:02:22 |
| Sandra Fowles | 2:02:22 |
| Barry Jenkins | 2:03:30 |
| Mel Mitchell | 2:03:30 |
| Sarah Perrett | 2:08:09 |
| Jane Feather | 2:26:39 |
Sunday 27th January
Stonehenge Stomp
A few groups of Doddlers took part in this event, including a jolly group who walked or ran the 20k with dogs and a group of dog-free Doddlers who ran a variant of the 30k route to clock up a lovely 16.7 miles. A great spring marathon training event.
Sunday 20th January
Dirty Devil Stampede 10k-ish – muddy splashing tank tracks with inflatable crocodiles
| Jane Fowles | 1:18:51 |
| Kim Crane | 1:18:53 |
Sunday 19th January
Beyond The Far Side 12hr – a 5.3 miles route with an overall elevation of 850ft per circuit, taking in the edge of Salisbury Plain, with the aim to complete as many circuits within your chosen time.
Alie Madders 8:26:09 26.2 miles
Sunday 13th – Saturday 19th January
Montane Spine Race – A non-stop 268mile winter ultra-marathon encompassing the entire length of the Pennine Way. Pennine Way crosses some of the most beautiful, difficult and challenging terrain found in England, including; the Peak District, Cheviots, Yorkshire Dales and Northumberland National Park – finishing on the Scottish Borders. What a stunning achievement – all hail Matt. I look forward to the presentation/talk/slide show.
Matt Clayton 156:30:56 – that’s 6 days, 12 hours, 30 mins, 56 secs
Sunday 13th January
Rough ‘n’ Tumble – Not as muddy as in previous years but the hills don’t get any smaller.
| Adam Frampton | 1:53:05 |
| Stephen James | 1:53:05 |
| Jane Ward | 1:53:27 |
| Nick Summons | 1:53:28 |
| Neil Cranidge | 1:53:29 |
| Mel Mitchell | 1:53:29 |
| Barry Jenkins | 1:53:30 |
Saturday 12th January
WSR Dark Moors 10m – tracks round the wood, but at night!
Kim Crane 1:46:32
Ingrid Gilbertson 1:51:35
Jane Fowles 1:51:36
Serena Orchard 2:02:43
WSR Dark Moors 5m
Jemma Westwell 0:44:40
Alie Madders 0:50:36
Tuesday 1st January
Broadstone Quarter Well done everyone for making a fantastic start to the year.
| Steve Rigby | 0:38:51 |
| Barry Shea | 0:41:21 |
| Nick Berry | 0:42:56 |
| Roger Teasdale | 0:43:29 |
| Nick Reynolds | 0:43:30 |
| Justin Perry | 0:45:52 |
| Dan Simmonds | 0:46:49 |
| Lynn Hutchings | 0:49:29 |
| David Jackson | 0:50:31 |
| Ruth Readman | 0:51:42 |
| Nick Summons | 0:51:47 |
| Paul Russell | 0:52:20 |
| Simon Lees | 0:52:41 |
| Jamie Drennan | 0:53:44 |
| David Hurst | 0:53:47 |
| Neil Cranidge | 0:54:19 |
| John Cowley | 0:57:13 |
| Ines Braun | 1:02:38 |
