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Run for the Willow Rd Sun 3 January 2010 SCHEDULE of EVENTS Run for the Willow rd Sun 3 January 2010 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 10.00: Registration for Cricket Willow 3200m cross country 10.30: Cricket Willow 3200m cross country 11.30: Double Nut Chalets 800m heats 11.50: Central Highlands Water 70m heats 12.20: Priceline Pharmacy Ballarat 100m Womens heats 12.35: Central Highlands Water 70m semis 12.47: Double Nut Chalets 800m final 12.53: Priceline Pharmacy Ballarat 100m Womens final 12.57: Central Highlands Water 70m final 1.00: Presentations: Double Nut Chalets 800m, Priceline Pharmacy Ballarat 100m Womens & Central Highlands Water 70m 1.15: VCCL 1600m Novice 1.30: Telstra Next G Network 100m Daylesford Gift heats 2.00: Rotary U/18 100m sprints 2.15: Australian Clothing Company 400m Womens heats 2.30: Telstra Next G Network 100m Daylesford Gift semis 2.42: Sportzbiz 400m Novice heats 2.52: Vietnam Veterans 300m Vets heats 3.10: Westaff 400m heats 3.30: Escapes Daylesford 100m Invitational 3.35: Telstra Next G Network 100m Daylesford Gift final 3.40: Presentations: Escapes Daylesford 100m Invitational & Telstra Next G Network 100m Daylesford Gift 3.50: Camp Quality Young Run for the Willow 4.05: Australian Clothing Company 400m Womens final 4.10: Endura 1600m 4.20: Sportzbiz 400m Novice final 4.25: Presentations: Australian Clothing Company 400m Womens, Endura 1600m & Sportzbiz 400m Novice 4.40: Vietnam Veterans 300m Vets final 4.45: Westaff 400m final 4.50: Presentation: Vietnam Veterans 300m Vets & Westaff 400m 5.00: Central Highlands Garden Supplies Four Legged Gift www.runforthewillow.com.au 1 Event 1 10.30am Cricket Willow 3,200m Cross Country Scenic course along the banks of the Jim Crow Creek. Prizes donated by Innishfree Spa Accommodation, Perfect Drop, Old Hepburn Hotel, KR Castlemaine, Sweet Decadence, Café 3460, Endura, Novotel Forest Resort, Hepburn Bathhouse & Spa, Daylesford Day Spa and Danny Spooner. Open Male and Open Female winner’s sash donated by the Rotary Club of Daylesford 2009 Open Male Winner: Alex Davis, Miners Rest 10:24 2009 Open Female Winner: Fleur Shaw-Jones, Ivanhoe 14:07 Picturesque Field of Dreams Licensed café & museum Bocce, billiards & tennis Cricket bowling machine ‘Bud to Bat’ tours Open weekends 10.30am-5pm Please contact for weekday hours Group bookings daily by appointment Hepburn-Newstead Road, Shepherds Flat www.cricketwillow.com.au p: (03) 5476 4277 [email protected] f: (03) 5476 4277 Competitors in all events compete at their own risk. 2 Event 2 11.30am $500 Double Nut Chalets 800m Handicap Winner’s sash donated by Richard Underwood Winner’s hamper donated by Mt Franklin Estate Winery 1st $250, 2 nd $100, 3 rd $60, 4 th $30, 5 th -10 th $10 4 heats, 10 runner final (heat winners plus next fastest 6 to final) 2009 Winner: Brendan Norden, Wangaratta, (136m) 1.56.20 Heat 1 sponsored by Stony Creek Gallery, Daylesford Start Time 11.30 Lane Colour Athlete Of HCap 1 Red 6377 Kostya KHUDOSHIN SOUTH AUSTRALIA 0 2 White 6049 Justin MURPHY BOX HILL 28 3 Blue 2604 Arron DOWNES AIRPORT WEST 34 4 Yellow 1994 Neil BRENNAN BRIGHTON 40 5 Green 5312 Matt GRANT NORTH RINGWOOD 42 6 Pink 5514 David CARD BELGRAVE 48 7 Black 6256 Drew KOWALSKI NEWPORT 54 8 Grey 2228 Andrew CURRAN SCARESDALE 56 9 Orange 2519 Jonathon GLASSON NEW SOUTH WALES 62 10 Purple 2022 David PAGE ELSTERNWICK 70 11 Red-White 5885 Tom KELLY ASCOT VALE 76 12 Blue-White 1254 Greg HILSON WHITE HILLS 86 13 Yellow-White 7139 Steven SACHAU ALBION 94 14 Green-White 0818 Tony PARSONS BERWICK 106 15 Pink-White 3346 Richard NORRIS QUEENSLAND 106 16 Black-White 5318 Chris LIVITSANOS INVERMAY 108 17 Grey-White 6011 Renee WILMINK APOLLO BAY 126 First________________ Second________________ Third_______________ Time________ Heat 2 sponsored by The Courier Start Time 11.35 Lane Colour Athlete Of HCap 1 Red 6277 Kaine LEECH BENDIGO 24 2 White 6385 Alex GLORIE WESTERN AUSTRALIA 32 3 Blue 5758 Derek COLLINGE CANBERRA 36 4 Yellow 6200 Eric SAPAC GLADSTONE PARK 40 5 Green 5741 Mark FOSTER RICHMOND 40 6 Pink 6411 Joshua WEST FOOTSCRAY 42 7 Black 6082 Christopher CATO GLEN IRIS 48 8 Grey 1612 Rod HANSEN BALLARAT 54 9 Orange 1787 Brant DUNSHEA MOUNT MARTHA 56 10 Purple 3023 Brendan O'BRIEN FOREST HILL 66 11 Red-White 1234 John WALSH LAKE GARDENS 68 12 Blue-White 6273 Glenn COOPER PAKENHAM 68 13 Yellow-White 0183 Mark HIPWORTH HUGHESDALE 72 14 Green-White 5586 David WOODS BRUNSWICK 76 15 Pink-White 0832 Sean QUILTY VERMONT 88 16 Black-White 0377 Wayne JAMES BLACKBURN SOUTH 96 17 Grey-White 0804 Brendan NORDEN WANGARATTA 130 First________________ Second________________ Third_______________ Time________ 3 !"#$%&%'()*')+",%-.%/+%0"11%2#+3"*$4%5#66#+#$%7+$8),)*$9:%;+#:$9:" ! !"#$"%&'()% #! ! *#+) ! ,-.-/$ ! 0"1.)") ! 23 ! 4,#5% ! ! 9RQ ! ! 1H`Rf ! %&"5& ! 905(D66%!569A) ! ! ! ! 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Event 3 11.50am $500 Central Highlands Water 70m Handicap Winner’s sash donated by Brian Marantelli Winner’s hamper donated by Country Cuisine 1st $250, 2 nd $100, 3 rd $70, 4 th $40, 5 th -6th $20 9 heats, 3 semis x 8 runners, 6 runner final (heat 1 st & 2 nd plus next fastest 6 to semi, semi 1 st & 2 nd to final) 2009 Winner: Montgomery Simes, New South Wales (5.0m) 7.62 secs Heat 1 sponsored by Ballan Builders Start Time 11.50 Lane Colour Athlete Of HCap 1 Red 0177 Ryan WITNISH NEW SOUTH WALES 4 2 White 8135 Corey WILLIAMS MULGRAVE 4.75 3 Blue 6291 Michael JONES NEW SOUTH WALES 5.5 4 Yellow 0294 Greg O'KEEFFE WANGARATTA 6.5 5 Green 6239 Dujon FUZZARD BENDIGO 6.5 6 Pink 1255 Steven HURL CLIFTON HILL 8.5 7 Black 0459 John HILDITCH BACCHUS MARSH 9 8 Grey 3095 Shane BUCKINGHAM WESTMEADOWS 11.25 First________________ Second________________ Third_______________ Time________ Heat 2 sponsored by Wildwood YHA, Hepburn Springs Start Time 11.53 Lane Colour Athlete Of HCap 1 Red 2907 Paul TANCREDI OAK PARK 4 2 White 2902 Luke VERSACE SOUTH YARRA 5 3 Blue 2637 Douglas GREENOUGH EAST BENTLEIGH 5.5 4 Yellow 1224 Darren WHITTAKER MORDIALLOC 6.5 5 Green 6087 Matthew MIFSUD COBURG 7 6 Pink 0216 Anthony BIRRELL ALBERT PARK 9.25 7 Black 8110 Tamara HAMOND ESSENDON 11.25 8 Grey 0059 Darryl NETTLETON CASTLEMAINE 13.5 First________________ Second________________ Third_______________ Time________ Heat 3 sponsored by Daylesford Real Estate Start Time 11.56 Lane Colour Athlete Of HCap 1 Red 2169 Craig BROWN TULLAMARINE 1.5 2 White 5773 Andrew HOWELL NEW SOUTH WALES 4.25 3 Blue 3352 David TINNEY HAMLYM HEIGHTS 5 4 Yellow 6227 Troy KENNY HAMILTON 5.5 5 Green 6186 Nick HOWARD TULLAMARINE 7 6 Pink 1237 Travis SOUTTER GREENSBOROUGH 9 7 Black 1380 Luke BOUCHER KEW 9.5 8 Grey 3276 Tony O'SHEA FRANKSTON 14 First________________ Second________________ Third_______________ Time________ Heat 4 sponsored by Daylesford Engineering Works Start Time 11.59 Lane Colour Athlete Of HCap 1 Red 6251 Brendan MATTHEWS CANBERRA 2.5 2 White 6168 Shaun HARGREAVES WERRIBEE 4.5 3 Blue 7086 Simon MENZ WILLAURA 5 4 Yellow 6190 Dominic HOSKINS ALBION 5.5 5 Green 0026 Robert DUYNHOVEN WARRNAMBOOL 7.5 6 Pink 0206 Darren ARTHUR GLEN WAVERLEY 10.25 7 Black 2976 Ramona CASEY NEW SOUTH WALES 11.5 8 Grey 3277 Gary MAHON MALVERN EAST 14 First________________ Second________________ Third_______________ Time________ 5 Heat 5 sponsored by Fell’s Electrical Services Start Time 12.02 Lane Colour Athlete Of HCap 1 Red 7106 Kevin BRITTAIN GROVEDALE 2.75 2 White 8828 Javad ASGHARI BORONIA 5.25 3 Blue 6297 Andrew PIRIE NEW SOUTH WALES 5.75 4 Yellow 5793 Matthew BECKENHAM CANBERRA 7.5 5 Green 5284 Simon DARE PARKDALE 10.25 6 Pink 1981 Brendan GOLDEN SOUTH AUSTRALIA 11.75 7 Black 0287 Stephen BAIRD STAWELL 14 First________________ Second________________ Third_______________ Time________ Heat 6 sponsored by Daylesford Truck Sales Start Time 12.05 Lane Colour Athlete Of HCap 1 Red 1486 Matthew HARGREAVES WERRIBEE
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