Normans Law Hill Race – from Niall Wilson
Five Harriers took part in the Normans Law Hill Race from Luthrie. Niall Wilson was the leading Carnegie runner placing 41st in 38.38. Chris Davidson reached the finish in 42.09 (67th) and Alison West was 71st in 42.21. Melanie Sinclair made her hill and Carnegie Harriers debut placing 83rd in 44.55 while Bill Fairley posted a time of 52.36 finishing 111th.
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Well done to the 27 Hillbillies who turned out on Saturday for the 40th Carnethy 5 Hill Race. Results Below
Some Photos
Photos taken by Cameron Scott (Flickr)
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Devils Burden Hill Race Start
Well done to all the Carnegie Hillbillies who took part in the Devils Burden Hill Relay. Results to follow.
Devils Burden Start at Falkland
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Great conditions today and unfortunately no river crossing. Probably concerned we froze our feet off!!
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Carnegie Hillbillies Hill running club Scotland. Have a Merry Christmas
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There was a big turn out today, 34, at the Tinto Hill Race. Lots of first timers gave it a go. Well done and hope to see you in the hills again.
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Andy Symonds wins the Meall a`Bhuachaille Hill Race
Carnegie’s Andy Symonds produced a tremendous run to win Saturday’s Meall a`Bhuachaille Hill Race from Glenmore. Andy covered the 6.1 mile (2100ft) new route in a fast 50.53 finishing 14 seconds clear of 2nd placed Robbie Simpson (Deeside Runners). Andrew Wright placed an impressive 6th overall in the high quality field in 54.05 while Peter Simpson made his hill racing comeback finishing 30th (2nd M50) in 1.00.31.
Carnegie Harriers were represented by sixteen members at Meall a`Bhuachaille which was the second largest club turnout behind Cosmics who had twenty three runners out on the hills.
Richie Cunningham was the fourth Harrier to finish placing 42nd overall (1.03.09) and Kenny MacDonald made a welcome return to the hills finishing 72nd in 1.07.37. Niall Wilson made his hill running debut for Carnegie placing 79th in 1.08.46 and Alan Manson who has enjoyed an excellent season was 89th in 1.09.53. Ryan McKenzie in 111th position clocked a time of 1.12.35, Tom Bowie placed 3rd M60 in 1.13.00 (113th overall) and David Greig reached the finish in 1.17.51 (147th).
Allan Macaulay maintained his lead in our Hill Running Grand Prix by placing 151st in 1.18.27 with the Grand Prix’s second placed Andy Sim finishing 153rd in 1.18.39. Neil Campbell completed his first race of the weekend at Meall a`Bhuachaille in 1.19.44 (159th) before completing the Lasswade cross country event the following day.
Alison West was the leading Carnegie lady timing at 1.23.25 while Yvette Wilson on her hill running debut enjoyed a strong run finishing in 1.24.26. Morna Fleming put in a strong effort finishing in 1.41.04.
A selction of race photo’s cortesy of Steve Fallon (Carnethy) can be found HERE.
The final race in our Hill Running Grand Prix takes place on Saturday 7th November at the Tinto Hill Race. Full details can be found on the Carnethy website by clicking HERE. Please meet at Dunfermline Academy of Sport at 11am for car sharing.
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Pentland Skyline Race Profile
Who says hill running isn't a dirty business?
Record field on windy day at Pentland Skyline
(From Carnethy http://www.carnethy.com)
At the Skyline, the second of Carnethy’s double race weekend, there were a record 170 finishers and 169 of them chased the inspired winner, Oleg Chepelin from Shettleston, who was over 6 mins clear at the end having had one of those “in the zone” runs we all dream about. Murray Strain (HBT) hung onto 2nd from club mate Dan Gay. Shettleston completed the double as Fiona Maxwell won the ladies category (as well as being first Over 40 woman!) with Jacqui Higginbottom second woman and second Over 40 ! Carnethy picked up first over 40 and 50 men’s prizes through Stewart Whitlie (4th) and Murdo McEwan (31st) respectively as well as both team prizes. Graham Arthur of Ilkley was first Over 60.
It was sunny and clear, but runners had to fight the wind on the first half, though were thankful to be blown home in order to get to the cake table as soon as possible (and at least, if possible, to be there before John Blair-Fish!).
Results (results of previous years here).
Matt Davis of Carnethy won the coverted Man-or Mouse title, for the combined Manor Water and Pentland Skyline times, from the 12 brave (or foolhardy!) people who managed it this year, with Chris Oliver (HBT) winning the squeaky mouse by just 26 secs from Caroline Coyle (sorry, this was announced the wrong way round at prize-giving), due to the late burst Caroline put in at the finish of the Skyline which unfortunately cost her the mouse (or was it the tactical slowing down by Chris that won it for him?).
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