Sunday, June 13, 2010

Ennerdale Horseshoe, 23m/7500' -Sat 12th June

Fine conditions for this years running of this classic horseshoe -very clear on the tops with a good breeze to keep the worst of the heat away.

The race was a counter in the English Championship this year. A good turn out from Keswick AC with a strong ladies team and some good results from an young and improving mens team.

Men:
1. Rob Jebb (Bingley) -3:34:06
2. Lloyd Taggart (Dark Peak) -3:35:58
3. Ian Holmes (Bingley) -03:41:08

11. Steve Hebblethwaite -3:59:59
42. Jamie Luxmoore -4:22:25
48. Toby Cushion -4:27:50
63. Craig Smith -4:37:32
141. Chris Evans -5:15:01
178. Derek Queenan -5:31:43
225. Rob Wynne -5:48:28
230. Geoff Somers -5:50:12
243. Neil Elsender -5:57:35
260. Andrew Murray -6:28:36

Ladies:
1. Jackie Lee (Eryri) -4:23:43
2. Jane Reedy (Ambleside) -4:33:00
3. Helen Fines (Calder Valley) -4:38:39

10. Holly Williamson -5:09:33
14. Catherine Evans -5:15:00
18. Jo Gillyon -5:29:33

Well done to Jo for stepping in to make up the ladies team at the last minute -my back of the envelope calculations suggest that in an incredibly close competition the ladies team results are:

1= Keswick (10. Holly Williamson, 14. Cat Evans, 18. Jo Gillyon =42)
1= Ambleside (2. J. Reedy 8. H. Robinson and 32. B. Sendlhofer =42)
2. Dark Peak (4. Nicky Spinks, 11. Liz Batt, 28. Julie Gardner =43)

Does anyone know how teams are separated in the event of a tie? The position of the last counter or first counter perhaps?

Well done also to Craig for taking one and a half hours off his previous best of 6:03:55 set in 2006.

Full results and splits HERE.

The next counter in the English Championship is the short race, Sedbergh Three Peaks on June 26th, also a British Championship counter. This is followed by the British Championship medium race at Dollar on 31st July when entries will be available on the day.

2 comments:

Jo Gillyon said...

How exciting to think the pain was worth it for a decent team placing. However you missed Ambleside who also scored 42 (2. Jane Reedy 8. Hazel Robinson and 32. Britta Sendlhofer). Still an absolutely fantastic result though. Well done to everyone.

Steve Hebblethwaite said...

I have ammended the report -i'm not entirely sure how teams are calculated in the event of a tie. Well done nonetheless for some good running.