You can get an entry for the Ben Nevis Hill race if you are quick.
Click the link Ben Nevis Hill Race entry
Here is a video of the Ben Nevis Hill Race route from the air
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Well done to all the Carnegie Hillbillies who took part in the Devils Burden Hill Relay. Results to follow.



Here are some more photos from John Fulham
Six Carnegie teams complete the Devils Burden
Fife AC hosted the annual Devils Burden Hill Relay on Saturday morning from Falkland. Six teams representing Carnegie Harriers took part and the complete set of results can be found on the Fife AC website HERE. Well done to Andy Sim for organising the Carnegie teams and to everyone who took part who all enjoyed a great day on the hills. Our leading team finished 12th overall.
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Here are Links to the Devils Burden Relay Race – Route Maps
Leg 4 route map (Will now finish in Falkland Estate at the Duck Pond)
Further information can be found under “EVENTS” on the Fife AC website http://www.fifeac.co.uk/
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Entries Are Now Closed
Well done to the 30 Hillbillies who made the cut. All places taken in less that five hours.
Online race entries (£12) for the ‘Tiso’ Carnethy 5 Hill Race which takes place on Saturday 13th February open at 12 Noon today (Tuesday 5th January). A link to the online entry site can be found HERE.
Last year 27 Carnegie Harriers took part in this very popular event. The race entry limit is likely to be reached within a few hours so best enter quickly if you wish to take part.
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Great conditions today and unfortunately no river crossing. Probably concerned we froze our feet off!!
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What could be more fun than the Greenmantle Dash to start off your 2010 hill running season.
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A race to blow away the Hogmanay hangover and see in the new year.
The event has a real carnival feel with fancy dress and junior races, and packs in a surprising number of obstacles for such a short race.
Starts with a mad sprint from the Broughton Brewery to hurdle a stonewall, across playing fields, hurdle fence, wade river, negotiate marsh, cross road. Breathe. Then up through turnip fields before hitting the base of the steepest hill. Struggle up this and turn with juddering legs to hurtle precariously back down, and wind up for the final dash along the road to the village hall. Then catch your breath again.
http://www.scottishhillracing.co.uk/RaceDetails.aspx?RaceID=RA-0012
For some Great Hill running resources
Thanks to Scottish Hill Racing http://www.scottishhillracing.co.uk/Home.aspx
Thanks to Scottish Hill Runners http://www.shr.uk.com/Home.aspx
May your 2010 be a Hilly one.
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Congratulations to Isobel Burnett who followed up her recent Festive Forest Run victory by placing 1st lady in 49.56 at the Law Breaker Hill Race fromTillicoultry. Nine Harriers took part in the race which is organised by Carnegie’s andrew Wright with a further six members assisting at the event.Due to the snow and cold weather a decision was made to operate the low level route which featured a 3.3 mile course with 565m of climbing which was ran over three laps.
Richie Cunningham was the leading Carnegie athlete placing 13th overall in a strong field of runners. Richie timed at 38.36 and was followed in 19th position by Sandy Bennet who timed at 40.40. Alan Manson had a strong run finishing 27th in 42.09 while Steven King was 34th in 43.56. Paul Hutton covered the icy course in 47.47 (39th). Tom Bowie was 43rd in 39.30 and Stephen Greer was 55th in 53.32. There were 68 finishers.
More Photos of the race can be found HERE
A race report from Andrew Wright can be found below;
68 runners braved the snowy journey to Tillicoultry unsure if they were going to be ascending The Law or if a low level alternative was going to be utilised. As it was the latter option was exercised on safety grounds due to high winds and freezing blizzard conditions further up the hill. However, that didn’t prevent a tough and challenging course of approximately 2km and 185m ascent per lap, utilising the climb running right parallel to the Tillicoultry Mill Glen to the base of The Law proper, before descending the many icy steps and paths of the Glen itself. Three laps were the order of the day.
As with last year the race at the front featured several key names with 2008 winner Robbie Simpson (Deeside) determined to retain his crown. It was not to be. A resurgent Prasad Prasad (Clydesdale Harriers), after a year plagued with injury, looked stronger on each circuit, eventually crossing the line in 32.18. Next in was Robbie, 59 seconds down in 33.17, just ahead of the typically fast descending Brian Marshall (HELP) in 33.22.
The females race proved to be a closer affair this year with top finisher being Isobel Burnett (Carnegie Harriers) in 49.56, holding offBeryl Junnier (Wee County Harriers) who descended with trepidation each lap crossing the line in 51.08. Third spot was taken shortly afterwards in 51.17 by Sandy Brindley (Bellahouston Road Runners) who just pipped Maggie Spalding (Hunters Bog Trotters) in a sprint for the finish.
In the other categories Munro bagging legend Steve Fallon (Carnethy Hill Runners) took the 1st Male Vet honours and 10th overall in 38.15, while Bob Johnson (Carnethy Hill Runners) ran 39.13 to take top Male Super Vet and 15th overall. The 1st Female Vet was visiting American Patricia Pahlman (Unattached) in 71.50.
The team prize went to Carnethy Hill Runners (Jon Ashcroft, Steve Fallon & Bruce Smith) with 20 points.
A big thanks again to race sponsors Sweatshop Edinburgh, the Tryst Brewery in Larbert, and also Tommy Lawrence Fitness, as well as the assistance provided by Carnegie Harriers and others who helped with the kitchen, timekeeping and marshalling duties. Normal service next year weather permitting!
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Great day out in the Lomond Hills over to Strathmiglo and back again. Carnegie Hillbillies hillrunning section of Carnegie Harriers
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Congratulations to Steven King and Alison West who are our 2009 Hill Running Grand Prix champions. Our popular series of hill races saw a huge turnout of 60 club members take part in this year’s Grand Prix which featured 15 events with the best 9 to count. The opening event was back in February at the Carnethy 5 and it reached its conclusion at the Tinto Hill Race on Saturday afternoon.
Steven King has been in great shape on the hills this year and wins the men’s Grand Prix title with 420 points. Allan Macaulay has also enjoyed a superb season and he places 2nd male overall with 406 points with our hill running captain Andy Sim finishing 3rd male with 400 points. The M40 award has been won by Alan Manson who placed 4th overall on 395 points and Phil Smithard was the leading M50 (13th overall) on 210 points.
Very well done to Alison West who is our ladies Grand Prix winner with 442 points. This is Alison’s 10th Hill Running Grand Prix ladies title having first won the Grand Prix back in 1995! Morna Fleming places 2nd lady on 425 points and Fabienne Thompson is 3rd lady with 349 points. The F40 award has been won by Helena Sim (7th overall) on 142 points and the F50 award by Isobel Burnett on 144 points (6th overall).
The hill running awards will be presented at the King Malcolm Hotel, Dunfermline on Sunday 6th December at our annual awards evening.
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