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Blairgowrie & Rattray Highland Games, Sunday 7 September 2014 Ardblair Stones Event Results 1 MEN Name Surname from Stone ( Blairgowrie & Rattray Highland Games, Sunday 7th September 2014 Ardblair Stones Event Results MEN Stone Stone Name Surname From Time (no.) (kg) John Pollock Ayrshire 7 118kg 23.21s Janis Skujins Burrelton 7 118kg 25.72s Craig Reid NSW Australia 7 118kg 25.81s Martin Jancsics Elgin 7 118kg 26.87s Andrew Cairney Dunbarton 7 118kg 34.24s Stuart Anderson Lochearnhead 7 118kg 49.18s Thomas Graham Dunbarton 7 118kg 54.34s Charlie Blair Oliphant Blairgowrie, Perthshire 7 118kg 1m10.60s Ed Schmidt Ruthven 6 107kg 1m03.30s Combie Bowers Fife 5 75kg 13.05s Kevin Wilson Kelty 5 75kg 15.06s Billy Martin Glenrothes 5 75kg 17.54s Sandy McKenzie Ruthven 5 75kg 17.78s Niall Brown Perth 5 75kg 21.51s Brian Simpson Blairgowrie, Perthshire 5 75kg 22.04s Mark Simpson Blairgowrie, Perthshire 5 75kg 22.78s Robert Tweedie Blairgowrie, Perthshire 5 75kg 23.04s Martin Schildt Germany 5 75kg 23.31s Paul Obrzud Dundee 5 75kg 25.06s Ryan Walker Blairgowrie, Perthshire 5 75kg 25.24s Dave Ronald Hopeman 5 75kg 26.01s Steven Young Ayrshire 5 75kg 26.29s Jonathan Smith Glasgow 5 75kg 28.79s Grahame Mustard Blairgowrie, Perthshire 5 75kg 30.44s Frederic Queloz Switzerland 5 75kg 34.16s James Atkinson Aboyne 5 75kg 36.54s Graham Powrie Perth 5 75kg 36.78s Michael Phillips Dundee 5 75kg 42.90s Alan Currie Armadale 5 75kg 45.36s Paul Boyle Blairgowrie, Perthshire 5 75kg 52.48s Toby Samuel Luncarty 5 75kg 56.37s John Monteith Blairgowrie, Perthshire 5 75kg 1m02.36s Ronnie Leadbitter Blairgowrie, Perthshire 5 75kg 1m03.99s Stewart Gavigan Hemel Hemstead 5 75kg 1m24.76s William Donaldson Blairgowrie, Perthshire 4 50kg 13.41s Charles Ikemonger Shrewsberry 4 50kg 15.48s Theo Galy-Fajou France 4 50kg 16.17s Rhys Clarkson Sydney, Australia 4 50kg 17.00s Arkadiusz Olewski Poland 4 50kg 25.06s Sebastian Glover New Zealand 4 50kg 28.05s James Jackson Suffolk 4 50kg 38.97s Calum Patterson Blairgowrie, Perthshire 3 41kg 9.91s 1 Blairgowrie & Rattray Highland Games, Sunday 7th September 2014 Ardblair Stones Event Results MEN cont… Stone Stone Name Surname From Time (no.) (kg) Robbie Smith Blairgowrie, Perthshire 3 41kg 13.14s Tom Sinclair Wolfhill 3 41kg 22.99s Angus Reid NSW Australia 2 32kg 25.01s Christopher Crerar Coupar Angus 2 32kg 1m18.05s Darren Nairn Coupar Angus 1 18kg 3.07s Craig Crerar Coupar Angus 1 18kg 6.32s Dylan Atkinson Aboyne 1 18kg 9.68s Byron Hart Glenisla 1 18kg 10.45s Craig Terras Perth 0 0kg 0s Cameron Terras Perth 0 0kg 0s Laurence Blair Oliphant Blairgowrie, Perthshire 0 0kg 0s Andy Scott Carnoustie 0 0kg 0s Oliver Atkinson Aboyne 0 0kg 0s Toby Atkinson Aboyne 0 0kg 0s WOMEN Stone Stone Name Surname From Time (no.) (kg) Angela Flannery Sydney, Australia 4 50kg 13.44s Lisa Blackley Perth 4 50kg 19.54s Smudge Thomson Meikleour 4 50kg 20.26s Marketa Hrabckova Coupar Angus 4 50kg 30.35s Smudge Thomson Meikleour 4 50kg 40.34s Laurene Delsupexhe Paris, France 4 50kg 49.91s Melanie Berg New Zealand 4 50kg 54.57s Epona Ford Alyth 4 50kg 55.04s Stephanie Schaan Spain 3 41kg 22.91s Mollie Campbell Ruthven 3 41kg 29.32s Lorna Pirrie Blairgowrie, Perthshire 3 41kg 36.11s Sarah Lamb Linlithgow 3 41kg 37.16s Diana Gallardo Spain 3 41kg 1m01.06s Christine Donaldson Blairgowrie, Perthshire 2 32kg 8.99s Fiona Wilson Ayrshire 2 32kg 11.10s Tracy Buist Blairgowrie, Perthshire 2 32kg 18.04s Ana Jimenez Spain 2 32kg 27.88s Ocean Anton Blairgowrie, Perthshire 2 32kg 32.09s Tegan Gibson Dundee 0 0kg 0s Matilda Lloyd Oliphant Blairgowrie, Perthshire 0 0kg 0s Megan Samuel Luncarty 0 0kg 0s 2 .
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