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Well Done to the big turnout of Hillbillies at the Ochils 2000 Hill Race this year.

Ochils 2000 hill race 2010

This is a tough race with 20 miles of running, over 4000 ft of climbing and some good navigational challenges to boot.

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Well done to all  the Hillbillies who turned out today on what was a very hot day.

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From race organiser Alan Graham:

By the time of the race the early haze had burnt off and it was wall to wall sunshine – our two Italian visitors must have felt at home! Robbie Simpson of Deeside had a good lead by the first visit to West Lomond and by the finish this was stretched to an impressive seven minutes over second placed Andrew Fallas of Carnethy. Mark Harris of Fife came in overall third to take the vets prize with Peter Simpson of Carnegie finishing an impressive fourth as first supervet. As always the descent gully provided good entertainment for spectators (see youtube for an older clip) and we always hold our breath until all are down safely. Bumsliding is definitely faster but the state of your backside may take a bit of explaining! An indication of the stifling heat was the unusual total of ten retirals.

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Where is Andy Sim?

Well done to the 11 Hillbillies who turned out for the Dollar Hill Race. Not only was it a Grand Prix counter it was a Scottish Hill Runners and British Championship race. There was a big field and also great cakes at the end. Results to follow.

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Well done to  the seven Hillbillies who travelled up to Tomintoul for the Highland Games, the SHR Championship & Grand Prix counting hill race – Tom na Bat.

Carnegie Hillbillies

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HOG ROAST @ BALCORRACH FARM,

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On Sat. 17th July after the Tom na Bat Hill Race

Having travelled to Tomintoul for the 4th SHR Championship Race at the Tomintoul Highland Games why not stay the night.

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Five Hillbillies went down to the English Border for the Yetholm Hill race. We didn’t see much apart from the car park so I have put up a profile of the race to give an idea of what it was like.

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Here are the results

Position Name Time Club Age Category
12 Peter Simpson 28.53 Carnegie Harriers MV50
21 William Hargreaves 29.38 Carnegie Harriers M
25 Steven King 30.12 Carnegie Harriers M

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Six Harriers complete the Clachnaben Hill Race
The 3rd counting event in our Hill Running Grand Prix took place at the Clachnaben Hill Race in South Deeside on Saturday afternoon.

Pete Simpson covered the 10.5 mile course complete with 3500ft of ascent in 1.34.40 placing 7th overall and 1st M50. Alison West was 58th in 2.06.39, Allan Macaulay was 59th in 2.06.44 and Paul Hutton was 67th in 2.11.36. Isobel Burnett enjoyed her first Grand Prix event of the year finishing 68th in 2.11.38 and Phil Smithard was 70th in 2.14.37.

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Saturday 17th April – Clachnaben Hill Race

The 3rd counting event in our Hill Running Grand Prix takes place at 12 Noon on Saturday 17th April at the Clachnaben Hill Race which is near Strachan in South Deeside.  The race is 16km with 1050m of ascent. Further details can be found at http://www.shr.uk.com/RaceDetails.aspx?RaceID=RA-0028&System=Imperial&Month=4 If you wish to car share then please meet at 8.30am at the car park next to Bannatynes at Fife Leisure Park, Dunfermline.

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The sun shone and there was a record field for the first race in the 2010 Run4It SHR championship, at Chapelgill on Saturday. Prasad Prasad stamped his authority on the race from the gun, taking a well deserved victory in 19.17, ahead of Robbie Simpson and Al Anthony. Fiona Maxwell was the first woman (and first vet), followed by Catriona Buchanan and Veronique Oldham. First male vet was Davy Rodgers, closely followed 6 seconds later by Scoffer Schofield, with debutante vet and former winner Brian Marshall a further 14 seconds back. Ronnie Gallagher was first V50. Full results to follow.

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