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Fat Fyes 180 (58 or less)
Tracey G 66
CDP 138 59 mins
Y2Jimbob...best part of a day
Phil R 50
Fat Fyes 180 (58 or less)
Tracey G 66
CDP 138 59 mins
Y2Jimbob...best part of a day
RunningHammer 310 48 mins or so
Phil R 50
Fat Fyes 180 (58 or less)
Tracey G 66
CDP 138 59 mins
Y2Jimbob...best part of a day
RunningHammer 310 48 mins or so
Paul R 1115 55 mins (fingers crossed!)
Phil R 50
Fat Fyes 180 (58 or less)
Tracey G 66 (59 or less)
CDP 138 59 mins
Y2Jimbob...best part of a day
RunningHammer 310 48 mins or so
Paul R 1115 55 mins (fingers crossed!)
Phil R 50 both number and finish time (I hope)
Fat Fyes 180 (58 or less)
Tracey G 66 (59 or less)
CDP 138 59 mins
Y2Jimbob...best part of a day
RunningHammer 310 48 mins or so
Paul R 1115 55 mins (fingers crossed!)
See you all tomorrow!
Good luck and everything. Can't wait to see your animal costume Manty!
Hope the young girl was okay who'd collapsed in the funnels at the end.....
DD
Good race,thanks to all who were involved on the organisation side...1100 runners !?
Blimey that's a LOT for a local 10K.
Crept round slightly better than Winchester slightly worse than Two Saints...hey ho.
Hope the lady with the bashed nose who fell over on the Totton 10K did okay - and big hello to all the Halterworth Harriers posing for their group shot at the Start !
Sunny day, leopards,rhinos and meerkats....who could ask for more ?
The Eastleigh Running Club site may take a while to put the results up , so if anyone spots them elsewhere I'd appreciate a link ( curiosity only :-) )
Roger - on, on !
I have to say, the organisation was fab! And the kids enjoyed a wonder around the zoo afterwards.
1100 runners is alot, had no idea it was that many.
Now looking forward to Moors Valley 10k in a couple of weeks which is also a lovely run and a bit flatter....thoroughly recommend it for peeps with kids.
Did your son enjoy his fun run? My hubby took a couple of photos of him, so will send them to you later on.
My time today was 58:48 by my watch, which is a pb. My official time was just inside 59mins.
Yes he did enjoy it in the end, even though he was going to back out of running at the last minute. I appreciate you taking him to the start even if he did run off ahead! Would love to see the photos!
I managed to get 55.40 by my watch althogh I cross the finish line at about 56ish. My best time is 54.40 so I'm quite pleased considering it was such a hilly run.
Lovely to meet you!
We all had a great time and are very glad you all enjoyed it too.
I can re assure you that no one was suffered any lasting injury during or after the race.
We hope to have the results up on our web site within a couple of days. If you are local the Southern Daily Echo have promised to publish the results on Weds and the Hampshire Chronicle on Thursday. Hope they keep their word
See you next year
Steve Barney (Race Director)
Marvellous day and a big thanks to all your supporting team.
Managed to get under 50 mins on my watch but needed a 4.14 last K to do it. Race time was over but a slow shuffle to the start accounted for that.
I had a fab day and so did my kids. Best of all was getting a pb. Sadly will not be able to do it next year, as my hubby is working. But I will be back as it is one of my favourite race.
Big thank you to all the marshalls and Marwell Zoo.
There is only one small thing, my daughter got a 10k medal instead of fun run medal. I hope you had enough 10k medals for the runnners.
Glad you enjoyed it... and how did you manage a pb on those hills? - well done !
Send me your details by e mail or let me know her race number and I'll make sure your daughter gets the correct fun run medal.
No one missed out on a medal thanks
Steve
Great organisation , loads of marshals out on the course , good finish area . I had forgotten how hard those hills were!
Tom Frost.
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I managed 47:30 which is nowhere near a PR but i wasn't expecting anything better than that so still happy.
will definitely be back next year!
There was a lady who went a flier just coming into the zoo at the top of the run down the little slope, hope she was OK, a few grazes I would imagine.
I will return next year and slay that particular dragon!
Funny how you forget that hill at 6k, which must be the worst, but this is not a patch on Longleat chaps!!
I PBed for Marwell at 57.30 which was 5 minutes faster than last year. Not a 10k PB for me but very happy to beat the hour for the first time here.
Great run, thanks to the organisers
Congrulations on your course pb. I knock 2mins 28 mins of last years Marwell Zoo. There is also that last little hill at 9k.
I was too numb for the 9k hill, there is the nice little incline to the finish that seals the deal as well.
Well done, what have you planned next? I don;t have anything booked until the Great South Run and need to get my act together.
Clive
I ran up all the hills this year. Only stop and the 1st water station for a few seconds.
I am doing the following races:
Sevenoaks 7 13/5/07
Serpentine 5k 24/5/07
Horndon on Hill 10k 24/6/07
Serpentine 5k 29/6/07
Harlow 10 5/8/07
Beachy Head marathon 27/10/07
Might do Great Baddow 10 mile race.
Tracey, thanks so much for the pictures! Really appreciate that, and your little ones certainly look like they enjoy a good run!
CDP! I almost cried when I had to look up at the finishing line! Still managed to race up it a bit though, but was very close to vomitting down the shorts of the fella in front of me bending over in the middle of the que to get out.
Are the results out anywhere yet?
FF, those nauseous feelings are awful aren't they, plus the swaying feeling whilst you are going through the funnels, I always worry that one of these days I will throw up or collapse!!
DD
DD