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Hameldon Hill Race, Accrington - 2Nd May 2010 Great Hameldon Hill Race, Accrington - 2nd May 2010 Pos Num Name Cat Cat/Pos Club Time 1 31 Gary Shaw M (1/36) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:39:26 2 32 Steve Clawson M40 (1/18) Rossendale Harriers 00:40:04 3 34 Bruce Elsworth M (2/36) Wharfedale Harriers 00:41:00 4 9 Graham Schofield M50 (1/19) Horwich RMI Harriers 00:41:08 5 88 Andy Preedy M (3/36) Rossendale Harriers 00:41:13 6 150 Gareth Jackson M (4/36) Rossendale Harriers 00:41:22 7 60 Andrew Orr M (5/36) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:41:52 8 116 Carl Steele MJ (1/2) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:42:21 9 74 Kieran Horrigan M50 (2/19) Unattached 00:42:30 L 10 61 Brian Horrocks M50 (3/19) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:42:32 11 122 Sean Clare M45 (1/30) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:43:04 12 124 Thornton Taylor M50 (4/19) Rossendale Harriers 00:43:14 13 134 Aidan Holgate MJ (2/2) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:43:19 14 112 Gary Pearse M45 (2/30) Blackburn Harriers 00:43:24 15 140 Anthony Lofthouse M40 (2/18) Lancashire Fire + Rescue 00:43:31 16 49 Chris Pender M (6/36) Newburgh Nomads 00:43:33 17 13 Mark Ellithorn M45 (3/30) Chorley Harriers 00:43:42 18 130 David McCabe M (7/36) Trawden AC 00:43:48 19 50 Andrew Armstrong M40 (3/18) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:43:57 20 79 Alan Life M45 (4/30) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:44:10 21 128 Darren Holland M (8/36) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:44:13 22 90 Phil Nichol M40 (4/18) Altrincham + Dist. AC 00:44:28 23 51 Dean Ralphson M40 (5/18) Trawden AC 00:44:34 24 107 Ivan Whigham M45 (5/30) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:44:37 25 77 Darren Horner M (9/36) Keighley + Craven AC 00:44:40 26 26 Paul Boardman M45 (6/30) Horwich RMI Harriers 00:44:58 27 148 Paul Brown M (10/36) Trawden AC 00:45:01 28 103 David Croll M45 (7/30) Trawden AC 00:45:20 29 137 Tony Chew M45 (8/30) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:45:24 30 126 Mark Wightman M50 (5/19) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:45:30 31 145 Paul Hesketh M45 (9/30) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:45:50 32 113 John Wieczorek M40 (6/18) Accrington Road Runners 00:45:52 33 62 David Horrocks M45 (10/30) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:46:00 34 69 Ian Hutchinson M45 (11/30) Bowland Fell Runners 00:46:08 35 102 Andrew Fell M (11/36) Rossendale Harriers 00:46:11 36 37 Andrew Turner M (12/36) Ellenborough AC 00:46:17 37 56 Stephen Brown M (13/36) Serpentine Running Club 00:46:23 38 121 David Naughton M50 (6/19) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:46:44 39 95 Anthony Hall M (14/36) Trawden AC 00:46:48 40 52 Molly Ralphson F35 (1/4) Trawden AC 00:46:51 41 30 Katie Trickett F (1/2) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:46:56 42 65 Phil Iddon M (15/36) Chorley Harriers 00:47:02 43 48 Tim Court M45 (12/30) Newburgh Nomads 00:47:11 44 23 Michael Toman M40 (7/18) Rossendale Harriers 00:47:18 45 123 Paul Smithson M45 (13/30) Keighley + Craven AC 00:47:43 46 29 Gary Balmer M40 (8/18) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:47:51 47 132 Paul Barwick M (16/36) Unattached 00:48:00 L 48 42 Matthew Haworth M (17/36) Trawden AC 00:48:04 49 92 Ian Hargreaves M50 (7/19) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:48:14 50 105 John Singleton M55 (1/10) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:48:20 51 80 Colin Valentine M45 (14/30) Keswick AC 00:48:30 52 119 Paul Reid M (18/36) Lancashire Fire + Rescue 00:48:33 53 99 Allister Haire M40 (9/18) Lancashire Fire + Rescue 00:48:57 54 14 Jacqueline Redmayne F40 (1/5) Chorley Harriers 00:49:08 55 36 David Lord M45 (15/30) Unattached 00:49:22 www.ukresults.net Great Hameldon Hill Race, Accrington - 2nd May 2010 56 11 Andrew Thomson M (19/36) Norden Gym 00:49:40 L 57 40 John Foulds M50 (8/19) Fell Runners Association 00:49:50 58 111 Neil Worswick M40 (10/18) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:49:58 59 114 Glen Goodwin M45 (16/30) Accrington Road Runners 00:50:02 60 147 Peter Murphy M50 (9/19) Darwen Dashers 00:50:05 61 1 Geoff Smith M (20/36) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:50:13 62 149 John Wilcock M45 (17/30) Unattached 00:50:17 63 142 Gordon Barrett M45 (18/30) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:50:20 64 106 Lee Booth M40 (11/18) Trawden AC 00:50:43 65 97 Richard Briscoe M (21/36) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:50:43 66 136 Matthew Wilcock M40 (12/18) Trawden AC 00:50:54 67 139 Nick Cunningham M45 (19/30) Lancashire Fire + Rescue 00:50:59 68 68 Barry Scholes M55 (2/10) Wharfedale Harriers 00:51:12 69 75 Fiona Hall F35 (2/4) Unattached 00:51:18 70 39 Nicola Wood F (2/2) Accrington Road Runners 00:51:19 71 85 Michael Herrett M45 (20/30) Burnley AC 00:51:20 72 71 Mark Pendlebury M (22/36) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:51:48 73 46 Andrew Dugdale M45 (21/30) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:51:50 74 84 Mark Taylor M (23/36) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:52:09 75 16 John Ramsey M50 (10/19) Trawden AC 00:52:14 76 63 John McDonald M45 (22/30) Trawden AC 00:52:18 77 144 Paul Calverley M40 (13/18) Accrington Road Runners 00:52:22 78 96 Colin Ashworth M45 (23/30) Trawden AC 00:52:24 79 83 Don Nichol M50 (11/19) Burnden Road Runners 00:52:34 80 118 Tim Coyne M40 (14/18) Trawden AC 00:52:37 81 53 Diane Haggar F45 (1/2) Ilkley Harriers 00:52:46 82 129 Ian Hollas M40 (15/18) Trawden AC 00:52:49 83 5 P.G Sagar M50 (12/19) Unattached 00:52:50 L 84 59 Dave Gaskill M45 (24/30) Accrington Road Runners 00:53:10 85 22 Stephen Fish M55 (3/10) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:53:13 86 57 Mark Salisbury M45 (25/30) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:53:42 87 67 Austin Wensley M (24/36) Unattached 00:53:52 88 66 Jean Rawlinson F55 (1/2) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:54:02 89 86 Robert Kellett M50 (13/19) Royton Road Runners 00:54:05 90 138 Alan Archer M50 (14/19) Norden Gym 00:54:12 L 91 47 Andrew Brewer M (25/36) Unattached 00:54:28 92 27 Jim Towers M60 (1/9) Ilkley Harriers 00:54:43 93 44 Andrew Haworth M (26/36) Trawden AC 00:54:59 94 2 Steve Dewhurst M45 (26/30) Norden Gym 00:55:06 L 95 58 David Riley M (27/36) Unattached 00:55:24 L 96 135 Stuart Hartley M50 (15/19) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:55:45 97 143 Adam Craig M (28/36) Unattached 00:55:59 98 15 Robert Smith M55 (4/10) Trawden AC 00:56:01 99 12 Graham Craven M60 (2/9) Unattached 00:56:09 L 100 10 Mark Stevens M (29/36) Norden Gym 00:56:12 L 101 21 Phil Howard M60 (3/9) Preston Harriers 00:56:15 102 20 Ron Chappell M60 (4/9) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:56:21 103 78 Carol Life F40 (2/5) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:56:40 104 87 Neil Barton M (30/36) Unattached 00:57:02 105 72 Geoff Laycock M55 (5/10) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:57:30 106 133 Andrew Hollas M40 (16/18) Accrington Road Runners 00:57:57 107 81 Anthony Tomlinson M (31/36) Norden Gym 00:58:05 L 108 7 Chris Casson M (32/36) Norden Gym 00:58:26 L 109 131 Lindsay Barwick F35 (3/4) Unattached 00:58:27 L 110 70 Wayne Walsh M50 (16/19) Bowland Fell Runners 00:58:28 111 141 Michael Frost M55 (6/10) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:58:31 www.ukresults.net Great Hameldon Hill Race, Accrington - 2nd May 2010 112 17 Jason Cougill M (33/36) Unattached 00:59:14 L 113 25 Sue Morley F55 (2/2) Ilkley Harriers 00:59:16 114 6 Larry Greenwood M60 (5/9) Accrington Road Runners 00:59:20 115 110 Terry Bostock M55 (7/10) Unattached 00:59:25 116 55 Dave Wood M45 (27/30) Manchester Harriers 00:59:28 117 19 Michael Rishton M55 (8/10) Unattached 00:59:37 L 118 101 Robert Hirst M55 (9/10) Clayton le Moors Harriers 00:59:55 119 35 Linda Edmondson F45 (2/2) Wrekin Road Runners 01:00:10 120 64 Steven Melling M50 (17/19) Unattached 01:00:28 121 82 Gordon Watson M50 (18/19) Norden Gym 01:00:39 L 122 43 Karin Goss F60 (1/2) Clayton le Moors Harriers 01:01:17 123 73 Craig Eccles M (34/36) Unattached 01:02:04 124 4 Gary Boyd M40 (17/18) Unattached 01:02:06 L 125 45 Vinny Brodrick M50 (19/19) Clayton le Moors Harriers 01:02:22 126 100 Phillip Thornber M55 (10/10) Clayton le Moors Harriers 01:02:35 127 117 Jeff Spencer M45 (28/30) Skelmersdale Boundary Har 01:02:47 128 94 David Barker M45 (29/30) Unattached 01:02:52 129 89 Lynne Nichol F40 (3/5) Altrincham + Dist.
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