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Haytor Heller.Xlsx HAYTOR HELLER - 17th JULY 2005 Pos Category Time Name Club Category Pos 1 1 00:40:24 Holmes, Neil Erme Valley Harriers M40 2 1 00:42:28 Hatchard, Anthony Exmouth Harriers M 3 2 00:43:05 BRISTOW, ALLISTER Erme Valley Harriers M 4 3 00:43:12 Stobbs, Adam Exeter Harriers M 5 1 00:43:32THOMAS, PAUL SWRR M45 6 2 00:44:23 Marsden, Hugh Exmouth Harriers M45 7 4 00:44:53 Holland, Adam Tavistock AC M 8 1 00:45:36Damon, Peter Poole AC M35 9 2 00:46:12Hagley, Kevin SWRR M40 10 1 00:46:42 EVELEIGH, MICHAEL Teignbridge Trotters M50 11 2 00:46:46Shapland, Martin SWRR M35 12 3 00:46:47Jones, Andy SWRR M40 13 5 00:46:50 Quew, Russell Plymouth Harriers M 14 4 00:47:12Beaumont, Mark RNAC M40 15 2 00:47:49 Roberts, Malcolm Newquay Roadrunners M50 16 6 00:48:26 BRISTOW, NICHOLAS Erme Valley Harriers M 17 7 00:48:38 Lock, Shaun Exmouth Harriers M 18 8 00:48:43 Sussex, Mark Bideford AAC M 19 9 00:48:44Parkin, Shaun SWRR M 20 5 00:49:14 Easthough, Chris Tavistock AC M40 21 3 00:49:32 Bidmead, Howard Tiverton Harriers M45 22 3 00:49:38Phillips, David SWRR M50 23 4 00:49:49 Parkinson, Rob Devon O.C. M45 24 10 00:50:02 Hughes, Matthew Unattached M 25 11 00:50:26 Taylor, Edward Tavistock AC M 26 1 00:50:40 Osborne, John Launceston Road Runners M55 27 6 00:50:53 AYRES, ALAN Erme Valley Harriers M40 28 4 00:51:02 Sturtridge, Paul Tavistock AC M50 29 12 00:51:07 Williams, Neil Unattached M 30 5 00:51:23 Westgate, Richard SWRR M50 31 6 00:51:30 Champion, Paul Exmouth Harriers M50 32 3 00:51:57 Cruickshank, John Unattached M35 33 13 00:52:05 COLES, Daniel Unattached M 34 7 00:52:09Smith, Kev RNAC M40 35 2 00:52:26 Hanham, Richard Unattached M55 36 1 00:52:27 Ogilvie, Sue Newquay Roadrunners F45 37 4 00:52:30Gurney, Chris SWRR M35 38 5 00:52:51 Quance, David Exeter Harriers M45 39 5 00:53:14 Shingleton, Rupert Unattached M35 40 3 00:53:15Millward, Robert SWRR M55 41 14 00:53:19Caff, Andrew Unattached M 42 1 00:53:26 Dunn, Fiona Tavistock AC F 43 7 00:53:35 Merry, Steve Exmouth Harriers M50 44 6 00:54:01 Downer, Neil South Devon AC M35 45 7 00:54:22 Buckland, Barry Dawlish Coasters M35 46 15 00:54:46 Jameson, Ben Unattached M 47 8 00:54:47 White, Richard Torbay AC M40 48 8 00:55:27 Davey, Paul honiton running club M35 49 9 00:55:32 Lynch, Ian Dawlish Coasters M40 50 9 00:55:36 Ayson, Richard Erme Valley Harriers M35 51 10 00:55:38 Kavanagh, John London Irish AC M40 52 2 00:55:40 Felton, Chloe Tiverton Harriers F 53 11 00:55:46 Cartwright, Mark Unattached M40 54 6 00:55:51Davies, Mike Torbay AC M45 55 10 00:55:53King, Stephen SWRR M35 56 7 00:56:16 Harper, Chris Royal Navy AC M45 57 4 00:56:31 Dingley, Graham Burton AC M55 58 8 00:56:36 Read, Paul South Devon AC M50 59 1 00:56:58 Mills, Jenny Launceston Road Runners F55 60 9 00:57:30Reed, Alan SWRR M50 61 12 00:58:01 McLaren, George South Devon AC M40 62 8 00:58:33 Bower, Adrian Tavistock AC M45 63 11 00:58:55 LEEKE, ROBERT South Devon AC M35 64 13 00:59:11 Souch, Colin Unattached M40 65 16 00:59:25EPPS, BEN Torbay AC M 66 3 00:59:39 Hillman, Donna Carn Runners F 67 10 00:59:43 Felton, Tim Tiverton Harriers M50 68 14 00:59:53 Martin, Rick South Devon AC M40 69 17 01:00:27Simkins, Anthony SWRR M 70 11 01:00:44Williams, Peter SWRR M50 71 4 01:00:53 French, Stef Exmouth Harriers F 72 2 01:00:54 Roberts, Dawn Newquay Roadrunners F45 73 5 01:01:00 Hill, Jim Langport Runners M55 74 6 01:01:00 Sloman, Alan South Devon AC M55 75 1 01:01:17 Cummins, Fiona Sidmouth RC F40 76 1 01:01:18Waddicor, Mark SWRR M60 77 15 01:01:18 Monaghan, Peter South Devon AC M40 78 12 01:01:36 Lacey, Mark Unattached M35 79 2 01:01:37 Nugent, Debbie Carn Runners F40 80 5 01:01:38Jones, Debbie Unattached F 81 16 01:01:42DANCE, NICK Torbay AC M40 82 2 01:01:58 Tolley, Philip Burton AC M60 83 6 01:01:59 Heryet, Nicole Tavistock AC F 84 9 01:02:12Madge, Paul SWRR M45 85 13 01:02:29 Kennelly, Paul Instinctive Sports M35 86 1 01:02:35 Matthews, Sarah Unattached F35 87 7 01:02:39 Simpson, David Erme Valley Harriers M55 88 17 01:02:40 Jones, Steve Dawlish Coasters M40 89 8 01:02:41 Smith, Doug Launceston Road Runners M55 90 18 01:03:00 Cartwright, Mark Unattached M40 91 10 01:03:01 Turner, Neil Teignbridge Trotters M45 92 19 01:03:10 Smerdon, Andrew Unattached M40 93 2 01:03:10 Penny, Katie Unattached F35 94 7 01:03:11Green, Claire Unattached F 95 11 01:04:01 Hornby, Frank Tavistock AC M45 96 8 01:04:06 Batten, Donna Unattached F 97 9 01:04:09 Hunt, Graham Torrington AAC M55 98 12 01:04:25 Waddington, Stephen South Devon AC M50 99 10 01:04:51 DONOVAN, JOHN Torbay AC M55 100 9 01:04:54Tricker, Vanessa WRN F 101 20 01:05:04 Barnes, Rex Unattached M40 102 3 01:05:05HARRIS, SHARON WRN F35 103 10 01:05:09 Hughes, Lisa Instinctive Sports F 104 13 01:05:10 Warren, Phil Erme Valley Harriers M50 105 14 01:05:58 Drennan, John South Devon AC M50 106 14 01:06:08 Bamsey, Jon Exmouth Harriers M35 107 3 01:06:09 Teed, Dawn Exmouth Harriers F40 108 3 01:06:32 ROBERTS, ANNETTE Tavistock AC F45 109 18 01:06:35 Ranson, Andy Unattached M 110 12 01:06:54 Henderson, Guy South Devon AC M45 111 11 01:07:01 Disley, Brian Torbay AC M55 112 15 01:07:25 Cooper, Alan Unattached M50 113 4 01:07:40 Hearfield, Tessa Torbay AC F45 114 4 01:07:42 Lynch, Helen Dawlish Coasters F40 115 21 01:07:52 Elsdon, Dave Unattached M40 116 19 01:07:53 Burford, Lee Unattached M 117 15 01:07:53 Forsyth, Giles Unattached M35 118 16 01:08:14 Tampkins, Neil Unattached M35 119 1 01:08:19 Davies, Sally Torbay AC F50 120 4 01:08:31 TAYLOR, Kristine South Devon AC F35 121 2 01:08:38Wiseman, Peg WRN F50 122 5 01:08:46 Henderson, Lorraine South Devon AC F40 123 17 01:08:49 Beauchamp, Charlie Unattached M35 124 2 01:09:33 Sloman, Lynda South Devon AC F55 125 3 01:09:54 Severn, Eileen South Devon AC F55 126 3 01:10:14 Westgate, Lesley Unattached F50 127 12 01:10:17Toon, David Burton AC M55 128 4 01:10:40Tarry, Bev WRN F55 129 11 01:11:12 Quew, Carol Plymouth Harriers F 130 16 01:11:15 Bater, Phil Exmouth Harriers M50 131 12 01:11:27 Wood, Rachel Unattached F 132 5 01:11:40 Cartwright, Sue Unattached F35 133 5 01:11:57 Ede, Christine DML Running Club F45 134 13 01:12:33 Hill, Jamie Unattached M45 135 6 01:14:00 BROWNE, Julia Unattached F35 136 20 01:14:01 Marsh, Steve DML Running Club M 137 13 01:14:20Veneziana, Milena WRN F 138 14 01:14:28 Powell, Brenig Tamar Trotters M45 139 13 01:14:28 Hughes, Cedric Unattached M55 140 18 01:14:41 Mills, Adrian Unattached M35 141 6 01:14:55Horrill, Tracey WRN F40 142 14 01:15:11 Warren, Kathleen South Devon AC F 143 3 01:15:18 Denton, Kenneth South Devon AC M60 144 7 01:15:19 Gornall, Ruth South Devon AC F35 145 4 01:15:21 Foxwell, Richard Unattached M60 146 4 01:15:37Beare, Pauline WRN F50 147 7 01:15:47 Mills, Annie Unattached F40 148 6 01:15:56Hodge, Bee SWRR F45 149 8 01:16:09 Turner, Jane Unattached F40 150 8 01:16:18 Beauchamp, Susie Unattached F35 151 15 01:16:23 Millman, Robin Dawlish Coasters M45 152 16 01:16:51 Ede, Charlie DML Running Club M45 153 5 01:16:53BATEMAN, JANE WRN F50 154 6 01:16:54 Carlin, Julie Erme Valley Harriers F50 155 9 01:17:28 Cooper, Wendy Unattached F40 156 15 01:17:42 Allibon, Emma Moorhaven Running Club F 157 9 01:17:51 Andrews, Amanda Torrington AAC F35 158 21 01:18:07 Cartwright, Lewis Unattached M 160 22 01:18:44 Elliott, Rupert Unattached M40 159 10 01:18:44Dowse, Marika SWRR F35 161 11 01:19:35 HUTCHINGS, Rebecca South Devon AC F35 162 1 01:20:25 Green, Jill Devon Orienteers F60 163 10 01:20:44 WILLIAMS, RACHEL South Devon AC F40 164 7 01:20:48 Sage, Elaine Unattached F45 165 23 01:21:12 Harpur, David Unattached M40 166 5 01:21:13 Clatworthy, Trish Dawlish Coasters F55 167 8 01:21:19 Kingdom, Liz Unattached F45 168 14 01:21:57 Kershaw, Phil Burton AC M55 169 7 01:21:57 Kershaw, Susan Burton AC F50 170 19 01:22:11 Lloyd, Miles Unattached M35 171 16 01:22:55 Bonas, Nicola Unattached F 172 17 01:23:17MOAKES, CLARE WRN F 173 11 01:23:18Perry, Amanda WRN F40 174 12 01:23:19 Miller, Harriette Unattached F35 175 17 01:23:25 Mould, David DML Running Club M50 176 9 01:25:19 Mortimer, Hilary Torrington AAC F45 177 6 01:26:35 Eastwood, Kay Bideford AAC F55 178 10 01:27:05 Turner, Frances Unattached F45 179 7 01:27:22 Dingley, Jan Washlands Women Runners F55 180 12 01:28:49McDade, Jo WRN F40 181 17 01:32:18 Barwick, David Littledown Harriers M45 182 2 01:33:28 Moulton, Jan Exmouth Harriers F60 183 13 01:34:38 Toon, Wendy Burton AC F40 184 11 01:35:46 Hammett, Linda Unattached F45 185 13 01:41:22 Janka, Stephanie Unattached F35.
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