RESULTS – RESULTS – RESULTS Updated 3rd Dec 2023
Please remember to send all race results to Jane at results@dorsetdoddlers.org – if you don’t tell us about them we can’t publish them or include them in championship or handicap standings.
Thursday 7 December
Stur 5 – a 5-mile internal club race from Sturfit, taking in Glue Hill, Broad Oak Hill and Rixson Hill.
Sunday 4 December
The Full Montycute 10 – a scenic 10-mile off-road race from Ham Hill with 10 hills, fantastic tough and very muddy route.
Justin Perry 1:36:02 4th MV50+
Nick Brooke 1:47:10 5th MV60+
Jane Ward 2:11:39
Neil Cranidge 2:11:39
Julia Slade 2:16:09
Jill Watson 2:16:09
Angela Jamieson 2:28:25
Adam Frampton 2:28:26
Nick Brooke was also winner of the highly thought after Fred Fox Trophy.
Sunday 26 November
New Forest Stinger – a scenic 10-mile off-road race in the beautiful New Forest from Ocknell Campsite. Out & back with an undulating loop and a sting in the tail.
Gary Blaber 1:08:40 1st MV50
Sharon Hutchings 1:13:51 4th SenF
Ian Barnes 1:15:24 3rd MV60+
Tim Cotton 1:23:07
Dave Jackson 1:26:08
Dawn Blaber 1:33:02
Jane Ward 1:44:30
Neil Cranidge 1:44:30
Sergiy Machulin 1:48:12
Clare Riley 1:49:15
Sunday 26 November
Boscombe 10k – an undulating open road race starting and finishing at Kings Park Athletics Stadium.
Jonny Hayes 42:38
Richard Palmer-Smyth 56:45
Ines Braun 1:06:09
Sunday 19 November
Wimborne 10 – the 25th anniversary addition of this 10-mile undulating route along country lanes finishing through the avenue of trees on to Pamphill Green. A windy and wet version with a 100m long full width puddle but fun nonetheless.
Molly Rasch 1:03:30 2nd Lady
Gary Blaber 1:04:14 4th MV50+
Justin Perry 1:11:05
Ian Barnes 1:12:30 7th MV60+
Michael Peters 1:19:27
Chris Perrett 1:24:33
Dawn Blaber 1:27:11
Neil Cranidge 1:30:48
Nick Summons 1:32:14
Jane Ward 1:35:37
Lisa Yates 1:36:23
Sarah Perrett 1:41:59
Flora Brooke 1:46:13 3rd FV70+
Sunday 19 November
Starcross Shuffle – a lapped 7-hour challenge run following the Exe estuary alongside the grounds of Powerham Castle. 4 laps to complete a full marathon distance.
Dave Jackson 3:47:58 4th overall in marathon distance
Saturday 11th November
The Lemur Loop – a 10k trail race over the hilly scenic landscape where they used to film To The Manor Born in Cricket St Thomas.
Jill Watson 1:06:49 2nd FV50+
Julia Slade 1:06:49 5th FV40+
Dave Fitzsimon (2 loops) 1:07:31, 1:07:33
Mel Fitzsimon 1:29:11
Saturday 11th November
New Forest Off Road Half Marathon – a trail running event by RunRebel set in the heart of the New Forest National Park. Weaving through the forests on hard-packed gravel pathways and soaking up the fabulous scenery. Described as relatively flat with only 183m elevation gain.
Richard Palmer-Smyth 2:20:13
Sunday 26th October
The Stickler – a tough 10-mile trail race, dubbed North Dorset 3-Peaks, including Okeford Beacon, Hod Hill and Hambledon Hill.
Chris Wright 1:11:22 2nd Overall
Phil Reese 1:18:28 5th MV40+
Tom Mitchell 1:20:56
Fabs Terzaghi 1:25:47 7th MV50+
Mark Riley 1:28:56
Justin Perry 1:30:50
Stuart Martin 1:33:47 4th MV60+
Nick Brooke 1:37:04 1st MV70+
Jonny Hayes 1:38:19
Tim Cotton 1:41:32
John Townsend 1:47:16
Dave Hurst 1:47:31
Amanda Jenkins 1:55:35
Adam Frampton 1:57:56
Flora Brooke 2:26:17 3rd FV70+
Sunday 26th October
Arezzo Half Marathon – starting from piazza Guido Monaco the route makes its way around the city, suited for more dedicated athletes.
Molly Rasch 1:24:49
Sunday 22nd October
Weymouth 10 – a 10-mile tarmac route from Weymouth Esplanade. Mostly flat but with a challenging double loop around Bowleaze and Preston.
Molly Rasch 1:02:20 1st Lady
Ian Barnes 1:11:26 3rd MV60
Sharon Hutchings 1:11:43 2nd SF
Michael Peters 1:16:29 8th MV60
Neil Cranidge 1:23:38
David Hurst 1:27:09
Jane Ward 1:35:23
Richard Palmer-Smyth 1:36:46
Saturday 21st October
Beachy Head Marathon – a tough coastal marathon with horizontal rain, 30 knot winds and lots of mud, but Dave enjoyed it, nevertheless.
Dave Jackson 5:02:33
Sunday 15th October
Studland Stampede – a tough but very scenic coastal run of 7.5 miles, along the beach, up over the heathland, across sand dunes and back along the beach.
Garry Blaber 0:50:19 3rd MV50+
Paul Stockley 0:58:59
Michael Peters 1:00:14 4th MV60+
Neil Cranidge 1:04:46
Chris Perrett 1:07:52
Dawn Blaber 1:12:43
Adam Frampton 1:13:08
Jane Ward 1:13:30
Ange Jamieson 1:17:16
Steve Fowles 1:21:18
Sarah Perrett 1:25:42
Barry Jenkins 1:26:36
Vics West 1:33:14
Jane Fowles 1:42:41
Sunday 15th October
Bath Half – a ‘big city’ race, starting and finishing in Bath city centre. This course is fast and flat with proven potential to set a new personal best, unless you arrive late due to Park & Ride bus breaking down and adding an extra mile when sent the wrong way.
Julia Slade 2:25:25
Jill Watson 2:25:25
Sunday 15th October
Great South Run – The South coast’s biggest and best running event takes place in Portsmouth over a fast and flat 10-mile route.
Amanda Jenkins 1:26:20
Sunday 15th October
Hazelbury Bryan 10k – a scenic route through beautiful countryside with a friendly atmosphere.
Sharon Hutchings tbc
Richard Palmer-Smyth 1:04:20
Anna Dunning tbc
Sunday 8 October
Chester Marathon – a multi-award winning and 3 times winner of the UKs Best Marathon (under 5,000 runners), from the historic Roman/Medieval international destination City of Chester. The route is on closed roads and runs past all Chester’s iconic landmarks, including Roman walls, Cathedral, Amphitheatre before heading out to the stunning Chester countryside and an unforgettable finish on Castle Drive.
Nick Reynolds 2:40:13 PB
Sunday 8th October
Gold Hill 10k – a hilly road 10k from Shaftesbury School, taking in Gold Hill, Tout Hill, The Butt and French Mill Lane.
Chris Wright 39:21 6th Overall
Steve Rigby 41:45
Gary Blaber 42:37
Justin Perry 47:13
Ian Barnes 47:46
Jonny Hayes 49:46
Tim Cotton 56:01
Chris Perrett 57:26
David Hurst 1:00:55
John Townsend 1:01:26
Amanda Jenkins 1:02:40
Dawn Blaber 1:04:14
Jane Ward 1:04:52
Richard Palmer-Smyth 1:04:52
Sarah Perrett 1:10:05
Flora Brooke 1:12:31
Nick Summons and Jane Feather 1:31:10
Sunday 8th October
Race On The Chase Marathon – a scenic and undulating trail race from Salisbury Racecourse along the chalky droves and hills of Broad Chalk valley.
Mark Riley 4:11:15 4th Mens
Sunday 8th October
Bournemouth Half Marathon – The course follows the old Full Marathon route, taking in both Boscombe and Bournemouth Piers along this stunning coastal route.
Piotr Sulecki 1:33:26
Craig White 2:38:19
Sunday 1 October
Cardiff Half Marathon – one of the largest and most exciting road races in the UK and one of Europe’s largest half marathons. The fast and flat route passes all of the city’s most breathtaking scenery and iconic landmarks including Cardiff Castle, the Principality Stadium, and stunning Cardiff Bay.
Tom Mitchell 1:22:11
Sunday 1 October
Clarendon Half Marathon – an off road, picturesque and challenging route along the following ancient country tracks and paths of the Clarendon Way from Broughton to Winchester.
Neil Cranidge 2:34:18
Jane Ward 2:34:19
Saturday 30 September
Seven Valleys Ultra – an epic ultra-marathon in the stunning landscape of the Lake District National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In Dave’s words a tough day in the Lakes – 50mph winds, bogs, drizzle and some monster climbs. Legs are in bits! 100km with 11,860ft of climb.
Dave Cox 18:51:10
Sunday 24 September
Bedford Autodrome Marathon – a unique opportunity to run at the one and only Bedford Autodrome and enjoy the thrill of running 8 laps on smooth traffic free tarmac motor racing circuit!
Chris Wright 2:53:56 4th MV35
Sunday 24 September
Black Hill 10k – Classic trail running in the heart of Dorset, taking in the muddy trails and woodland tracks of Black Hill with a great downhill finish.
Philip Reese 0:46:07
Michael Peters 0:54:37
Chris Perrett 0:59:14
Jane Ward 1:06:11
Neil Cranidge 1:06:12
Sarah Perrett 1:13:19
Barry Jenkins 1:19:10
Sunday 24 September
Round The Lakes 10k – a flat and fast 10k, comprising 3 laps around Poole Park.
Ian Barnes 43:04
Dave Jackson 44:43
Richard Palmer-Smyth 55:27
Sunday 17 September
The Doone Run – An outstanding Trail run within Exmoor National Park amid the breathtaking scenery surrounding beautiful Lynmouth. Runners taking part in this 10-mile (2,228ft of climb) race will be treated to a challenging course along coastal paths and wooded riverside banks encompassing stunning scenery from Watersmeet to the Valley of the Rocks.
Jane Ward 2:15:14
Neil Cranidge 2:15:14
Saturday 16 September
Cheddar Gorge 10k – Rolling for the first 2.5k then a 7.5k downhill sprint to the finish. On closed roads with a 150m net height drop makes this an unbeatable PB race.
Julie Wareham 57:12
Wednesday 13 September
Yeovilton Summer Series 5k – Fast and flat road race from Yeovilton.
Tom Mitchell 17:35
David Jackson 21:21 4th MV60+
Sunday 10 September
New Forest Half Marathon – a stunning multi-terrain route through the heart of the New Forest, a blend of forest enclosures on gravel tracks and tarmac. Far reaching views of more forest landscape, ponies, cows and donkeys.
Jane Ward 2:09:08
Neil Cranidge 2:09:08
Sunday 10 September
Kirchhain Stadtlauf (Old Town Run) 10k – cited as being of interest to ambitious athletes only covering 8 fast and flat laps.
Matthias Webber 50:19 1st M35
Saturday 9 September
White Horse 50k – the route set in beautiful Wiltshire hills, visiting 4 of the famous chalk white horses etched into the hills and passing the world heritage site, Avebury Stone circle. The hills are gentle, and the trails are very picturesque!
Dave Jackson 7:10 5th Overall, 3rd male
Sunday 3rd September
The Beast “Stairway To Heaven” – a tough undulating 12.6-mile run from Corfe Castle, with stunning views and steep hills, including the steps from St Aldhelm’s Lookout Station and Houns-tout Cliff.
Fabs Teraghi 2:14:22
Dave Jackson 2:19:45
Ian Barnes 2:20:07
Richard Bryant 2:26:40
Chris Perrett 2:29:32
Jane Ward 2:55:45
Neil Cranidge 2:55:45
Angela Jamieson 3:02:26
Adam Frampton 3:02:26
Sarah Perrett 3:19:11
Friday 1 September
Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc CCC 100k – the prestigious UTMB® world series pinnacle 100k race. The CCC race is the 100k category final of the UTMB World Series. It marks the culmination of a quest for ultra-endurance runners only accessible after collecting Running Stones. A unique journey of ultra-endurance from Courmayeur to Chamonix, covering 62.1 miles, 20,196+ feet of climb.
Jane Gould 19:26:54 1st FV50+ 7th GB Female
Sunday 20 August
Dorset Doddle – 32 miles of the coastal path from Weymouth to Swanage, with stunning views and including some tough climbs. Being a LDWA event there’s a rolling start and a meal provided at the finish.
Tracy Cook 7:03
Dave Fitzsimon 8:51
Siobhan McFeely 8:51
Suzanna Baker 8:52
Nick Summons 9:30
Matt Clayton 9:53
Wednesday 9 August
Yeovilton Summer Series 5k – Fast and flat road race from Yeovilton.
Tom Mitchell 18:19
Ian Barnes 20:01 1st MV60+ PB
David Jackson 21:48 2nd MV60+
Sunday 6 August
Sturminster Newton Half – on quiet country lanes from Sturminster Newton, going through Manston, Margaret Marsh, Stour Row, Todber, Moorside and Hinton.
Shaz Wahab (lead bike) 1:14:31
Nick Reynolds 1:18:05 PB 1st MV40+
Chris Wright 1:19:32 PB 6th SM
Stuart Martin 1:39:05 6th MV60+
Ian Barnes 1:39:23 PB
Dave Jackson 1:41:44
Richie Bryant 1:43:54
Michael Peters 1:44:39
Matthias Weber 1:49:08
Stewart McConnell 2:04:07
Richard Palmer-Smyth 2:20:24
Suzanna Baker (Sweeper) 3:56:49
Chris Perrett (Sweeper) 4:00:44
Sunday 6 August
Sturminster Newton 5k
Geoff Hammond 36:08
Paul Russell (Sweeper) 54:53
Wednesday 2 August
Haselbury Trail 10k – a very scenic two lap cross country evening run, undulating, slippery paths and footbridges, with a water crossing and a steep hill all done twice.
Dave Jackson 0:54:15
Jane Ward 1:03:35
Thursday 20 July
Doddler Duathlon – a fun internal club event comprising a short 1.6m run, then one of 2 bike routes (road bikes completing 9.4miles and MTB doing 7.8miles) followed by a 2nd run of 2.1miles.
Justin Perry & Phil Monk 0:47:29 1st team
Nick Hall 0:51:54 1st Solo
Ian Barnes & Jane Ward 0:53:13 1st mixed team
Paul Stockley 0:55:03
Chris Perrett 0:55:38
Dave Jackson 0:56:58
Sharon Hutchings 0:58:28 1st Solo Lady
Adam Frampton 1:03:43
Angela Jamieson 1:03:44
Lynda & John/Christine 1:08:36
Oliver/Paul Russell 1:11:04
Norma Allison & Lisa Yates 1:23:07 1st Ladies team
Sunday 16 July
Exe Estuary Marathon – the multi-terrain route follows the Exe Estuary up to Exeter, then down to Exmouth before joining the South-West Coast Path to Budleigh Salterton.
Dave Jackson 4:13:00 1st MV65
Wednesday 12 July
Yeovilton Summer Series 5k – Fast and flat road race from Yeovilton.
Tom Mitchell 18:30
Ian Barnes 20:09 3rd MV60+ PB
Dave Jackson 21:58
Ines Braun 31:08
Sunday 2 July
Portland 10 – a testing 10-mile route including a lap and a half round Portland Island, including an out and back to Portland Bill.
Gary Blaber 1:03:11 6th MV40
Ian Barnes 1:15:44 3rd MV60
Michael Peters 1:16:15 5th MV60
David Hurst 1:29:08
Richard Palmer-Smyth 1:41:20
Barry Jenkins 1:50:08
Sunday 2 July
Lundy Half Marathon – a unique trail running experience along pristine, wildlife encrusted tracks and footpaths of this remote island 2hrs off the coast of N Devon. The route includes steep steps to the North lighthouse and traversing the undulating eastern and western clifftops, clinging to the precipitous slopes and along the central spine of the island. A tour of this beautiful and rugged island in all its glorious entirety.
Jane Ward 3:29:27
Neil Cranidge 3:29:27
Sunday 2 July
Goodwood Running GP Marathon – a unique opportunity to run at the UK’s world-famous Goodwood Motor Circuit. The race comprises 11 flat and quick laps around the circuit, perfect for chasing personal best performances.
Dave Jackson 3:43:05 2nd MV65+
Wednesday 28 June
Forde Abbey 10k – set in the heart of West Dorset, the Forde Abbey 10k cross country race rolls though woodlands, meadows, and rivers, including mud, rocky tracks, hills, big views, more hills and two river crossings.
Barry Jenkins 1:22:01
Sunday 25 June
Dorset Conquest Half – a scenic Roman themed trail race started by a Roman Centurion at East Farm and travelling through undulating footpaths and bridleways across Dorset farmland. The route travels along a scenic drove way, across downland and woodlands in the heart of Dorset with an abundance of wildlife and flora. Part of the race travels along an ancient Roman Road.
Suzanna Baker 2:02:16 1st FV40
Dave Jackson 2:09:39 2nd MV60
Paul Fowles 2:33:04 7th MV50
Sandra Fowles 2:33:04 1st FV50
Thursday 22 June
John Deacon Handicap – an internal club handicapped race where runners are set off according to their recent race pace with the slowest members set off first. The results below are the actual run times immune from any handicapped start times.
Gary Blaber 40:16
Justin Perry 45:43
Nick Hall 46:10
Ian Barnes 46:47
Mark Riley 48:00
Michael Peters 48:52
Neil Cranidge 50:21
Chris Frear 51:18
Matthias Webber 51:21
Liz Murfin 55:38 1st Lady
Chris Perrett 55:44
John Willis 56:05
Amanda Jenkins 56:58 2nd Lady
Lisa Yates 1:00:49 3rd Lady
Oliver 1:01:14
Paul 1:01:57
Richard Palmer-Smyth 1:03:48
Sarah Perrett 1:10:21
Jane Feather 1:11:47
Sunday 18 June
Tarrant Valley 10k – a multi-terrain 10km race set within the Cranborne Chase AONB, mostly on well-surfaced bridleways and farm tracks, with a spectacular view over the North Dorset countryside before the 800m descent back to the village.
Ian Barnes 45:59 3rd MV60
Sharon Hutchings 46:50 2nd FS
Lynda Faulkner 47:36 1st FV55
Chris Perrett 53:26
Sarah Perrett 1:06:01
Jane Feather 1:09:51
Barry Jenkins 1:12:42
Sunday 18 June
Giants Head Half Marathon – as below but not half as far.
Matthias Weber 2:28:10
Saturday 17 June
Giants Head Marathon – White Star Running’s flagship event, with a very challenging and hilly route through the Sydling and Cerne valleys. A tough race with steep climbs, sharp descents, and the most amazing views.
Fabs Terzaghi 4:18:27 2nd MV55
Tim Cotton 5:17:05
Phil Reese 5:17:54
Saturday 17 June
Sydling Hill Race – as above but 11km.
Emma Dorey 1:21:01
Saturday 17 June
The Maverick Adidas Terrex Original Dorset – Long 23k – set along the rugged Jurassic coastline, where seabirds soar, and ancient caves litter the coastline. Steeped in Heritage and with technical rocky coastal sections with steep climbs and descents, there is no possible way that the Maverick Adidas Terrex Dorset Original event will disappoint.
Lucy Brown 3:23:29
Nick Frampton 3:23:35
Adam Frampton 3:45:29
The Maverick Adidas Terrex Original Dorset – Medium 14k – as above but shorter.
Angela Jamieson 2:10:41
Sunday 11 June
Puddletown Plod Half – an undulating road race, part of the DRRL. A single lap taking runners through Puddletown Forest to run parallel to the River Frome before heading back through the Forest.
Nick Reynolds 1:18:40 2nd MV50
Lynda Faulkner 1:39:21 2nd FV50
Arabella De S-K 1:42:48 5th FV40
Suzanna Baker 1:49:13 7th FV40
Jane Ward 2:28:54
Jill Watson 2:30:06
Doddlers were also 3rd overall ladies’ team – brilliant effort ladies.
Sunday 11 June
Cheddar Gorge Half Marathon – a single lap route around Cheddar Gorge and Beacon Batch, the highest point on the Mendip Hills, very hilly with amazing views.
Craig White 2:45:38
Sunday 11 June
Carsington Water Half Marathon – an undulating route on trail paths around Carsington Water with epic views of the surrounding countryside.
Paul Fowles 2:18:01
Sandra Fowles 2:18:01 3rd FV50
Saturday 10 June
Sailsbury Plain Marathon – a challenging route across Salisbury Plain with some of the best views in Wiltshire.
Dave Jackson 4:46:01
Saturday 10 June
South Downsway 100 – The SDW100 is a 100-mile foot race taking in the entire south downs way national trail. The south downs boast stunning rolling hills, ancient forts, picturesque villages, and expansive views across southern England.
Dave Cox 26:47:23
Saturday 3 June
VOGUM 40 – a 40-mile adventure along the beautiful and challenging Wales Coast Path in the Vale of Glamorgan, from Porthcawl in the West to Penarth in the East. An invigorating route that takes in golden beaches, dramatic cliffs, Ogmore Castle and the infamous steppingstones.
Dave Fitzsimon 8:14:19
Saturday 27 May
Dark Ox – a quarter marathon event comprising hilly loops around Cranbourne Chase Woods at dusk.
Sally Hunt 51:15 1st Lady
Mark Damen 56:49
Thursday 25 May
Suzie Viv Hill Race – Climb – this race is organised by Spencer Mogridge and starts and finishes in Okeford Fitzpaine. It starts in handicap order to climb up Okeford Hill, then a mass start for the steep descent.
Time Up Time Down Total Time
John Willis 11:49 5:00 16:49
Chris Perret 11:38 5:49 17:27
Ian Buckingham 12:11 5:17 17:29
Ian Barnes 12:40 4:56 17:36
Dave Fitzsimon 12:35 5:01 17:36
David Hurst 12:30 5:13 17:43
Paul Russell 13:04 4:45 17:49
Nick Hall 12:47 5:03 17:50
Rich Hull 12:28 5:29 17:56
Neil Cranidge 12:51 5:12 18:03
Sarah Perrett 11:30 7:17 18:47 1st lady
Jane Ward 12:56 5:59 18:55 2nd lady
Amanda Jenkins 13:29 5:37 19:06 3rd lady
Mark Riley 14:11 5:10 19:21
Lisa Yates 14:20 5:53 20:13 4th lady
Andrew Tuffin 15:03 5:41 20:44
Sunday 22 May
Wessex Ridgeway 100k Relay – Starting at Tollard Royal Pond in Wiltshire, the route follows the very scenic Wessex Ridgeway to Uplyme in Devon, 100km in 12 legs of 4-8 miles each, with teams of 2-6 runners, each runner completing at least 1 leg.
Teams Results
Wesexy Runners 09hrs 55m
Dorset Midnight Runners 12hrs 36m
Sunday 22 May
May 5 – a great local 5-mile race around Canford Heath with start and finish at Ashdown Athletics Track. Part of the Dorset Road Race League (DRRL).
Roger Teasdale 35:37
Arabella De S-Khandwala 36:19
Sally Hunt 36:51
Mark Damen 38:46
Jane Feather 52:21
Sunday 22 May
Worcester 10k – a road 10k along beautiful rural lanes
Amanda Jenkins 55:59 3rd FV45
Saturday 20 May
Race The Tide – Long Marathon – 28.5 miles of glorious tracks and trails, including private footpaths, bridle paths, fields, woodland and Southwest Coast Path – both side of the estuary including a section along Bigbury beach and a run across the causeway to Burgh Island.
Fabs Terzaghi 5:23:48 1st MV50
Lynda Faulkner 5:59:34 1st FV50
Justin Perry 6:40:22
Tim Cotton 6:50:55
Damian Patterson 7:08:20
John Townsend 7:08:23
Sunday 14 May
Copenhagen Marathon – a fast and flat course leads you through iconic neighbourhoods and by spectacular attractions in a festive atmosphere together with 12,000 other runners. The city, the many spectators, music and entertainment creates a fantastic vibe for everyone.
Tom Mitchell 3:14:41 PB
Sunday 14 May
Great Bristol Half Marathon – a fast and flat course with a rocking atmosphere, inspiring history, graffiti murals and a start line DJ.
Mathias Weber 1:46:04 PB
Sunday 14 May
Hardy Half – the inaugural running of this fantastic event, with a stunning albeit challenging route, with over 1,400ft of ascent, across farmland, tracks and footpaths and including a loop of the iconic Hardy Monument and Britain’s largest Iron Age fort, Maiden Castle. All proceeds of the race going to local charities including Farming Community Network.
Michael Peters 1:55:21 1st MV60+
Jane Ward 2:36:27
Neil Cranidge 2:36:27
Sarah Perrett 2:44:13
Adam Frampton 2:44:59
Angela Jamieson 2:44:59
Craig White 2:52:43
Barry Jenkins 3:17:18
Sunday 30 April
North Dorset Village Marathon – a picturesque race along country lanes through the villages of Hinton St Mary, Marnhull, Stalbridge, Todber, Stour Row, Margaret Marsh, West Orchard, Farrington, Child Okeford and Hammoon. An undulating marathon with plenty of support at the relay change-over points.
Stuart Martin 3:29:55 2nd MV60+
Ian Barnes 3:48:38 6th MV60+
Dave Jackson 4:08:15
David Hurst 4:15:54
Chris Perrett 4:18:13
John Townsend 4:22:21
Lucy Edwards 4:22:21
Sunday 30 April
NDVM Relay – a popular relay comprising 4 legs along the marathon route.
Dorset Doddlers I 2:47:42 1st Mixed Team
(Gary Blaber, Justin Perry, Molly Rasch, Duncan Ward)
Rama Lama (Ding Dong) 3:33:13
(Nick Summons, Neil Cranidge, Matthias Weber, Jane Ward)
Dorset Doddlers II 3:37:49
(Fabrizio Terzaghi, Lynda Faulkner, Damian Patterson, Tim Cotton)
Saturday 29 April
Butcombe Trail Ultra 50 – a self-navigation ultramarathon around six pubs in the Mendip Hills, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. A mostly off-road route with 2,000m of ascent, taking in beautiful running country and fantastic views.
Paul Russell 10:53:51
Sunday 23 April
London Marathon – a world famous marathon with a route that has remained largely unchanged since the inaugural race in 1981 and encompasses many of the capital’s most mesmerising landmarks, old and new.
Phil Reese 3:10:16
Piotr Sulecki 3:16:54
Arabella De S-K 3:50:08
David Jackson 3:58:29
Neil Cranidge 4:07:08
Julia Slade 4:18:08
Craig White 5:08:30
London Marathon saw Dave Jackson run his lifetime 100th marathon and his 50th in sub 4hrs. A fantastic achievement, well done Dave! And for Arabella this was her first marathon!
Sunday 23 April
Corsham 10k – celebrating its 40th anniversary this event is one of the biggest 10ks in Wiltshire, attracting 1400 runners through the historic town and pretty villages.
Sally Hunt 46:19.9 4th FV40
Mark Damen 47:13.6
Stewart McConnell 48:27.3
20 April
Broad Oak Hilly – Our very own hilly internal club champs race organised by Tim Cotton. An out and back to ensure all the hills are experiences both up and down, and where all the hills seem to be up apart from the last steep decent to the finish. A rare treat and great fun, nevertheless.
Nick Hall 28:49
Mark Riley 29:12
Paul Russell 29:42
Michael Peters 30:05
Lynda Faulkner 30:24
John Willis 32:07
Andrew Tuffin 32:16
Roger Teasdale 32:28
Steve Rigby 32:28
Richard Hull 32:59
Stewart McConnell 34:07
Flora Brooke 43:01
Jane Feather 46:48
Barry Jenkins 46:48
16 April
Marnhull 12k – an undulating scenic 12k road race starting and finishing in picturesque Marnhull.
Gary Blaber 45:24
Stephen Page 50:18
Stuart Martin 54:00
Michael Peters 55:24
Paul Stockley 56:30
John Willis 58:33
Roger Teasdale 58:34
Andrew Tuffin 1:00:35
David Hurst 1:01:14
Stewart McConnell 1:02:14
Chris Perrett 1:02:25
David Jackson 1:04:19
Jane Ward 1:09:52
Craig White 1:09:56
Sarah Perrett 1:13:28
Flora Brooke 1:19:38
Jane Feather 1:26:15
Ines Braun 1:26:40
16 April
Manchester Marathon – a popular spring road marathon with great support and atmosphere.
Steve Rigby 2:37:52 PB
16 April
Dorset Ooser Marathon – a very scenic and undulating trail race on woodland paths and farm tracks.
Mark Riley 5:23:02
16 April
Dorset Ooser Half Marathon – as above but half the distance.
Nick Summons 2:47:26
Nick Frampton 2:47:26
Adam Frampton 2:51:32
Angela Jamieson 2:51:33
Emma Dorey 2:52:37
2 April
Brighton Marathon – a unique city-to-coast course taking runners past iconic landmarks with incredible crowd support, a new finish at Hove Lawns and a new and improved route for 2023 with stunning coastal and city views.
Justin Perry 3:44:16
Jane Ward 4:29:10
John Townsend 4:30:29
2 April
Reading Half Marathon – returning for its 41st year this popular race that starts and finishes in the Madeiski Stadium, is well organised with a superb atmosphere and is one of the most enjoyable events in the running calendar.
Tom Mitchell 1:20:23
2 April
Southampton Marathon – a 2-lap route including green parks, shoreline and riverside views, beginning and ending at the iconic Southampton Guildhall.
Helena Bastable 5:14:12
2 April
Sweetcombe Scramble Marathon (at JP’s Exe to Axe) – a self-navigation route from Exmouth to Seaton along the Jurassic Coast with an additional loop inland along the River Otter. Including 4,000ft of ascent.
David Jackson 5:53:00 1st MV60+
2 April
Pen Selwood 10k – a pretty, undulating route on country lanes.
Chris Perrett 0:51:23
Richard Bryant 0:51:54
Sharon Hutchings 0:53:03
Sarah Perrett 1:02:59
Barry Jenkins 1:08:22
Flora Brooke 1:24:23
Orlando Brooke 1:24:23
1 April
The Oner – Rab’s Ultra – the original coast path ultra run – 84 miles from Charmouth to Studland, over the world-famous Jurassic coastline with a strict 24-hour time limit to complete the course. Self-navigate via check points day and night – a seriously tough event with only 50% of runners normally making it to the finish line.
Jane Gould 23:36:54 1st and only lady to complete
26 March
Yeovil Half Marathon – starting on closed roads around the Town Centre before heading along Yeovil Country Park then out to Montacute House before returning on quiet country roads to the atmospheric town centre finish.
Chris Perrett 1:55:51
Sarah Perrett 2:17:55
26 March
City of Salisbury 10-mile Road Race – a friendly race that follows a scenic route north of Salisbury following the banks of the River Avon through the gently undulating Woodford Valley with fine views of the cathedral spire on the return leg.
Roger Teasdale 1:25:42
19 March
Eastleigh 10k – a fast flat route with serious PB potential
Nick Reynolds 36:10 PB
Molly Rasch 36:30 6th F30+ PB
Tom Mitchell 37:17 PB
Geoff Horwood 1:13:04
19 March
Weymouth Half Marathon – a popular seaside half marathon, providing runners with a historical and scenic tour of Weymouth’s past and landscape, through the town, sea front, country park, and gardens. A flat course and a Jurassic finisher’s medal.
Gary Blaber 1:20:59 2nd MV45+
Arabella De S-K 1:37:22 4th FV40+ PB
Helena Bastable 1:59:37
12 March
Spring Larmer Tree Half Marathon – taking in the valleys of the Rushmoor Estate, with spectacular views across the countryside, this is a tough race with some steep climbs, sharp descents views.
Matthias Weber 2:37:11
Nick Summons 2:37:15 7th MV50+
Neil Cranidge 2:37:18 6th MV55+
Jane Ward 2:37:19 3rd FV50+
Spring Larmer Tree 10 Mile Canicross – as above but a bit shorter.
Suzanna Baker & Murphy 1:29:50 4th Lady
11 March
Spring Larmer Tree 20 Mile – a tough trail race with some steep climbs, and sharp descents, taking in the valleys of the Rushmoor Estate, with spectacular views across the countryside.
Justin Perry 3:10:52 7th Overall, 1st MV50+
05 March
Cambridge Half Marathon – one of the UKs biggest and most beautiful closed road half marathon, a truly unforgettable journey through one of the UKs most scenic cities. A flat route with real PB potential.
Tom Mitchell 1:21:11 PB
05 March
The Grizzly – a tough 20 mile trail race across the glorious East Devon coastline with much entertainment along the way, including live music, knee deep mud, vertical cliffs, and stunning views.
Rachel Harrison 4:37:42
Jane Ward 4:38:09
Neil Cranidge 4:38:10
Nick Summons 4:38:11
05 March
Up on the Downs Half Marathon – undulating route from Breamore House, on trails and country path, taking in the stunning countryside of this rural area.
Ian Barnes 1:49:27
Sally Hunt 1:55:39 2nd Lady
Ali Blaney 2:03:16 3rd Lady
Mark Damen 2:03:30
Adam Frampton 2:42:29
Angela Jamieson 2:42:33
Jill Watson 2:42:35
05 March
AVR Imber Ultra – a trail race of approximately 33 miles starting at the foot of Salisbury Plain in Westbury and follows the Imber Range Perimeter Path in an anticlockwise direction.
Jane Gould 5:55:16 1st FV50+
David Cox 5:56:17
David Jackson 6:06:27 1st MV60+
05 March
Weymouth 10k – a fast flat, 2 lap route from Bowleaze Cove, running alongside the beach.
Michael Peters 44:53
26 February
Napoli City Half Marathon – with the most breath-taking view of the Mediterranean, the Napoli City Half Marathon takes you to the most beautiful and historic parts of the city. The race is fast, perfect for testing your limits and improving your personal bests, but also enjoyable thanks to the wonderful scenery of the course and the mild temperatures around 13 degrees.
Molly Rasch 1:23:40 10th Lady
12 February
Lytchett 10 – an undulating 10-mile road race around the villages of Lytchett Matravers and Lytchett Minster.
Michael Peters 1:13:55 6th MV60
Ian Barnes 1:14:00 7th MV60
Arabella de S-K 1:17:14 6th FV40
Sally Hunt 1:17:23
Mark Damen 1:17:51
Matthais Weber 1:22:25
Jane Feather 1:50:12
Ines Braun 2:00:30
12 February
Portland Coastal Half Marathon – a stunning coastal trail run taking in a complete loop of Portland Island along the coast path, with spectacular sea views the whole way, plenty of fresh air and steep hills.
Jane Ward 2:34:49
Neil Cranidge 2:34:49
05 February
Blackmore Vale Half Marathon – quiet undulating country roads in a beautiful area of North Dorset, organised by the Blackmore Vale Lions Club raising money for various charities.
Steve Rigby 1:15:55
Duncan Ward 1:25:25
Stuart Martin 1:36:35
Justin Perry 1:36:44
Lynda Faulkner 1:37:34 1st FV55+
Matthias Weber 1:53:04
Neil Cranidge 1:53:45
Chris Perrett 1:55:27
John Townsend 1:57:20
David Hurst 1:59:11
Jane Ward 2:06:09
27 January
La Sportiva Arc Of Attrition – An impressive 100miles with 13,917ft of climb, and a 36-hour cut off. A point-to-point extreme coastal race taking in the stunning and dramatic Cornish Coast path from Coverack to Porthtowan, in challenging winter conditions.
Jane Gould 29:38:24 1st FV50
27 January
Midweek Chasing Numbers Marathon – Another lapped route, out and back along the Thames River in Runnymede.
David Jackson 4:25:54
22 January
Milborne 10 – a tough undulating single lap internal club road race, along the country lanes from Milborne St Andrew through Hilton and the very picturesque Milton Abbas. In Milborne 10 race tradition all runners received a CupaSoup at the finish. It was great to see so many Doddlers complete the race.
Justin Perry 1:10:08 1st Mens
Lynda Faulkner 1:10:48 1st Ladies
Arabella de S-K 1:11:38 2nd Ladies
Ian Barnes 1:11:45 2nd Mens
Michael Peters 1:11:57 3rd Mens
Chris Perrett 1:22:25
Neil Cranidge 1:24:57
Tim Cotton 1:27:25
John Townsend 1:27:25
Craig White 1:28:10
Jill Watson 1:30:48 3rd Ladies
Paul Russell 1:32:04
Jane Ward 1:42:02
Flora Brooke 1:42:02
Jane Feather 1:45:07
Geoff Hammond 1:47:54
22 January
Romsey 5 mile – set within the beautiful grounds of The Broadlands Estate, once the home of The Earl Mountbatten of Burma. The surface is mainly tarmac with a short distance of smooth hardcore. The course is 3 laps of the estate making it one of the flattest 5-mile races in the county and as such attracts athletes from further afield looking for a PB time.
Molly Rasch 29:15 1st Lady
Geoff Horwood 55:42
01 January
Junction Broadstone Quarter Marathon – an undulating road race qualifying for DRRL, well done to those who made the effort, a fantastic start to the year.
Steve Rigby 38:52
Molly Rasch 39:30
Duncan Ward 41:12
Justin Perry 45:29
Tracey Cook 47:22
Sally Hunt 49:50
Arabella De S-K 50:13
Ali Blaney 50:59
Mark Damen 51:45
Ines Braun 1:15:23
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