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Esk Valley Fell Club - National Fell Records Esk Valley Fell Club - National Fell Records Esk Valley Fell Club - National Fell Records Race Overall Record Open Junior O40 O45 O50 O55 O60 O65 O70 M F Richard Clark Richard Clark Dave Dedman Stuart Backhouse Bob Lillie Ian Holmes Anniversary Waltz M 2.08.53 - 24/04/10 2.08.53 - 24/04/10 2.13.58 - 24/04/10 2.26.01 – 21/04/12 2.40.04 - 24/04/10 1.28.27 - 2003 Nicola Woodward Angela Mudge AM - 11.5/3600' F 2.39.17 – 21/04/12 1.48.00 - 1997 Autumn Leaves Dave Dedman Dave Dedman Dave Dedman Andrew Johnson Ian Holmes M (final race 2009) 1.21.45 - 03/10/09 1.21.45 - 03/10/09 1.21.45 - 03/10/09 1.23.27 - 03/10/09 1.03.29 - 1996 Menna Angharad BM - 8.5m/1600' F 1.20.51 - 1996 Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Ian Holmes Black Combe M 2.04.12 – 05/03/11 2.04.12 – 05/03/11 2.04.12 – 05/03/11 2.04.12 – 05/03/11 1.05.18 – 1997 M Todd AM – 8m/3400' F 1.18.49 – 1997 Dave Dedman Dave Dedman Dave Dedman Ricky Lightfoot Blencathra M 1.27.16 - 02/06/10 1.27.16 - 02/06/10 1.27.16 - 02/06/10 58.39 - 2009 Natalie White AM - 8m/2700' F 1.11.16 - 2008 Richard Clark Richard Clark Dave Dedman Stuart Backhouse Billy Bland Borrowdale M 4.13.15 - 07/08/10 4.13.15 - 07/08/10 4.48.42 - 07/08/10 4.54.23 – 08/08/11 2.34.38 - 1982 Menna Angharad AL - 17m/6500' F 3.14.37 - -1997 Scott Howard Scott Howard Phil Sanderson Brough Law M 44.10 – 04/03/12 44.10 – 04/03/12 36.08 – 2011 Fiona Blackett AS – 8km/400m F 40.38 – 04/03/12 Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Rob Jebb Buttermere Sailbeck M 2.44.27 - 08/05/10 2.44.27 - 08/05/10 2.44.27 - 08/05/10 2.44.27 - 08/05/10 1.23.49 - 2005 Olivia Walwyn AM - 9.5m/4650' F 1.41.56 - 2008 Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Simon Booth Causey Pike M 1.00.54 – 27/03/11 1.00.54 – 26/03/11 1.00.54 – 26/03/11 1.00.54 – 26/03/11 32.14 - 1998 J. King AS - 4.5m/1780' F 38.37 - 2000 Clive Thornton Clive Thornton Clive Thornton A. Wilton Chevin Hill M 33.35 - 05/08/10 33.35 - 05/08/10 33.35 - 05/08/10 25.26 - 1995 S. Orridge BS - 4.5m/797' F 32.27 - 2004 Joe Williams Joe Williams R Hackett Chevy Chase M 4.28.41 – 02/07/11 4.28.41 – 02/07/11 2.40.00 – 1992 T Calder BL – 20m/4000' F 3.04.20 – 1991 Mike McGough Mike McGough Stuart Backhouse Simon Booth Coledale Horseshoe M 1.40.07 – 16/04/11 1.40.07 – 16/04/11 1.46.13 - 17/04/10 1.11.25 - 2004 P. Jackson AM - 9m/3000' F 1.27.52 - 2009 Phil Conner Phil Conner Dave Dedman Andrew Johnson Ian Holmes Coniston M 1.36.33 - 02/05/10 1.36.33 - 02/05/10 1.40.08 - 02/05/10 1.48.52 - 02/05/10 1.03.29 - 1996 Menna Angharad AM - 9/3500' F 1.20.51 - 1996 Stuart Backhouse Stuart Backhouse Stuart Backhouse Ian Holmes Duddon M 4.08.26 - 05/06/10 4.08.26 - 05/06/10 4.08.26 - 05/06/10 2.42.35 - 2007 Jane McIver AL - 18m/6000' F 3.11.26 - 2008 Dave Dedman Dave Dedman Dave Dedman Gavin Bland Edale Skyline M 3.52.44 - 21/03/10 3.52.44 - 21/03/10 3.52.44 - 21/03/10 2.34.39 - 1999 S. Newman AL - 21m/4500' F 3.09.44 - 2000 Richard Clark Richard Clark Dave Dedman Kenny Stuart Ennerdale M 5.17.47 - 12/06/10 5.17.47 - 12/06/10 5.28.44 - 12/06/10 3.20.57 - 1985 Jane McIver AL - 23m/7500' F 4.01.33 - 2008 Cameron Taylor Cameron Taylor Cameron Taylor Dave Dedman Dave Dedman Bob Lillie Mark Roberts Fairfield Horseshoe M 1.24.14 – 12/05/12 1.24.14 – 12/05/12 1.24.14 – 12/05/12 1.43.29 - 15/05/10 1.50.06 – 12/05/12 2.07.07 - 15/05/10 1.15.11 - 2000 Jane McIver AM - 9m/3000' F 1.28.21 - 2008 Richard Clark Richard Clark Lloyd Taggart Full Tour of Pendle M 3.13.07 – 21/11/09 3.1.3.07 - 21/11/09 2.11.00 - 2006 Angela Mudge AL - 16.8m/4830' F 2.36.28 - 1997 Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Lloyd Taggart Glaramara M 1.32.24 - 23/05/10 1.32.24 - 23/05/10 1.32.24 - 23/05/10 1.32.24 - 23/05/10 44.17 - 2007 Jackie Lee AS - 5m/2100' F 56.14 - 2007 Clive Thornton Clive Thornton Clive Thornton Fred Reeves Grasmere Guides M 19.14 - 29/08/10 19.14 - 29/08/10 19.14 - 29/08/10 12.21 - 1978 Kendra White Pippa Maddams AS - 1.5m/900' F 21.29 - 30/08/10 15.33 – 2010 Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson R Hope Great Hameldon M 58.47 – 01/05/11 58.47 – 01/05/11 58.47 – 01/05/11 58.47 – 01/05/11 36.12 – 2004 R Whitfield BM – 6m/1100' F 44.48 – 2005 Dave Collett Dave Collett Dave Collett Dave Collett S. Bailey Great Whernside M 42.13 - 30/10/10 42.13 - 30/10/10 42.13 - 30/10/10 42.13 - 30/10/10 28.38 – 2007 C. Leah AS – 4m/1555' F 36.10 – 2007 Stuart Backhouse Stuart Backhouse Stuart Backhouse Stuart Backhouse Phil Sheard Grisedale Horseshoe M 3.08.56 - 04/09/10 3.08.56 - 04/09/10 3.08.56 - 04/09/10 3.08.56 - 04/09/10 1.41.36 - 2000 Pippa Jackson AM - 10m/5000' F 2.03.01 - 2009 Andy Lake Stuart Bond Hathersage Gala M 35.11 – 04/07/11 38.42 – 2010 K. Davison BS – 4.5m/1050' F 34.55 – 2010 Heart of the Lakes Rydal Mike McGough Mike McGough Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Ricky Lightfoot M Round 2.02.53 – 28/07/11 2.02.53 – 28/07/11 2.33.06 – 28/07/11 2.33.06 – 28/07/11 1.17.39 – 2011 Jane Reedy AM – 9m/3000' F 1.35.41 – 2010 Stuart Backhouse Stuart Backhouse Stuart Backhouse Simon Booth Helvellyn M 2.10.25 - 30/05/10 2.10.25 - 30/05/10 2.10.25 - 30/05/10 1.37.03 - 1995 C. Howard AM - 11m/4500' F 1.55.33 - 2005 Joe Johnson Phil Conner Dave Dedman Andrew Johnson Carl Bell High Cup Nick M 1.18.04 – 26/02/11 1.19.25 – 25/02/12 1.25.37 – 26/02/11 1.29.31 – 26/02/11 1.01.11 – 25/02/12 Pippa Maddams BM – 9m/1500' F 1.13.05 – 26/02/11 Bob Lillie Bob Lillie Bob Lillie Bob Lillie Bob Lillie J. Morgan Holme Moss M 4.16.34 - 18/07/10 4.16.34 - 18/07/10 4.16.34 - 18/07/10 4.16.34 - 18/07/10 4.16.34 - 18/07/10 2.49.55 - 2009 Jane McIver AL - 17m/4000' F 3.02.03 - 2009 Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Mark Croasdale Hutton Roof M 1.21.00 - 29/05/10 1.21.00 - 29/05/10 1.21.00 - 29/05/10 1.21.00 - 29/05/10 43.38 - 1991 Sarah Rowell BM - 7m/1300' F 50.56 - 1994 Andy Lake Mark Croasdale Inglebrough M 58.27 – 16/07/11 44.15 – 1991 C. Greenwood AM – 7m/2000' F 43.01 – 1998 Joe Johnson Phil Conner Stuart Backhouse Chris Jamieson Simon Bailey Kentmere M 1.50.38 – 17/07/11 1.53.19 - 25/07/10 2.18.32 - 25/07/10 2.50.25 – 17/07/11 1.22.36 - 2004 T. Brindley AM - 11.9m/3000' F 1.42.40 - 2004 Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Ben Abdelnoor Lakeland Country Fair M 1.36.49 - 15/08/10 1.36.49 - 15/08/10 1.36.49 - 15/08/10 1.36.49 - 15/08/10 54.52 - 2009 N. Davies AM - 6.5m/2350' F 1.06.21 - 2009 Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson N Sharp Loughrigg M 47.41 – 13/04/11 47.41 – 13/04/11 47.41 – 13/04/11 47.41 – 13/04/11 27.00 – 2007 Lizzie Adams AS – 4m/1000' F 30.11 – 2011 Loughrigg and Silverhowe Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Chris Jamieson Ian Holmes M Chase 2.27.33 – 26/06/11 2.27.33 – 26/06/11 2.27.33 – 26/06/11 2.27.33 – 26/06/11 1.08.20 – 26/06/11 L. Jeska AM – 8.5m/2530' F 1.27.38 – 26/06/11 Kevin Holmes Kevin Holmes Kevin Holmes Chris Jamieson D. Watson Mickledon Straddle M 2.26.55 – 06/02/11 2.26.55 – 06/02/11 2.26.55 – 06/02/11 2.59.58 – 06/02/11 1.35.38 – 2006 L.
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