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Gunpos Raceno Name Gender Cat Club Guntime Chippos Chiptime 1 GunPos RaceNo Name Gender Cat Club GunTime ChipPos ChipTime 1 12802 Edwin Kipyego M 01:03:08 1 01:03:08 2 12803 Bernard Chemugo M 01:03:38 2 01:03:37 3 131 Paul Martelletti M 01:05:40 3 01:05:39 4 12815 Darren Deed M BEDFORD & COUNTY AC 01:05:47 4 01:05:47 5 110 Dean Lacey M CAMBRIDGE HARRIERS 01:06:04 5 01:06:03 6 12820 Kojo Kyereme M SHAFTESBURY BARNET HARRIERS 01:06:31 6 01:06:31 7 7315 Barry Minnock M RATHFARNHAM W.S.A.F 01:06:37 7 01:06:37 8 12828 Paddy Hamilton M ANNADALE STRIDERS 01:07:01 8 01:07:00 9 12822 Dave Norman M ALTRINCHAM & DISTRICT AC 01:07:31 9 01:07:30 10 12835 Shaun Dixon M HIGHGATE HARRIERS 01:07:41 10 01:07:39 11 12829 Andy Greenleaf M WINCHESTER AND DISTRICT AC 01:08:08 11 01:08:06 12 12838 Richard Scott M HIGHGATE HARRIERS 01:08:13 12 01:08:13 13 7313 Simon Ryan M RAHENY SHAMROCKS AC 01:08:18 13 01:08:16 14 132 David Bruce M HIGHGATE HARRIERS 01:08:18 14 01:08:17 15 12827 Matt Janes M BEDFORD & 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