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- JOE LAMBERT ONE HOUR TROPHY AND FAREWELL TO JULIAN
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October – on the trails, fells and road
THE ROTHERHAM ROUND 50 MILES TRAIL RACE, OCTOBER 3rd Martin Payne reports: Just a short summary and some photos regarding the above event. The race has been organised by Rotherham Harriers AC for many years and involves a circular route … Continue reading
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Tagged Dave Vickers, Ken Matthews, Leicester 7, Martin Payne, Ron Wallwork, Rotherham 50 miles, Three Towers, Tony Taylor
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Racing in the Sutton Macclesfield sun at the Albert Rigby event
The club’s most southerly race walking venue brought with it the best weather of the year but being nearer the equator it’s hardly surprising. Quite a number of our usual heel toers were unavailable with health issues, holidays and a … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Rigby Trophy, Andrea Lennon, End to End Walk [IOM], Sean Goldsmith
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JOE LAMBERT ONE HOUR TROPHY AND FAREWELL TO JULIAN
Dave Evans reports: Quite a number of the usual club and guest walkers were absent from today’s event with injury, holidays and family concerns. The rain held off and the seven aspirants face the starter with an hour of racewalking … Continue reading
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Tagged Joe Lambert, Julian Hopkins RIP, One Hour race
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Coping with the ups and downs of a race in Chorley
Dave Evans reports: The second appearance of newcomer Sean Goldsmith , a former resident of the Isle of Man, proved what a very capable and exciting prospect he is. His previous outing at Simister was on a conventional relatively even … Continue reading
Summer Snippets- Macclesfield, Shillabeer, Parish Walk and Sutherland
TRAINING AND JUDGING Adrian informs: There will be Sunday training in Stockport. Sunday 28th June 2 till 5; and hopefully Sunday 2nd August (just waiting on track availability). Level 1 judges course, online for anyone interested:- https://www.athleticshub.co.uk/course-list/eng?what=Level%201%20Race%20Walking%20Official Would be great … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Sutherland, Callum Gawne, Ed Shillabeer, Macclesfield Shield, Parish Walk
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Bell wins without a ding-dong
Dave Evans reports: Conditions for the Dick and Zena races were better than expected with no rain and fairly high humidity. Some late withdrawals through illness and clashing events left a small field to circumnavigate either 25 or 12 1/2 … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrea Lennon, Bury A C Track, Dick and Zena SmithTrophies, Greg Smith, Tony Bell
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An unlikely changing room in Chorley: Dave Crompton Memorial Trophy
Word has it that our gallant competitors found themselves in church on their return from their endeavours on Chorley’s roads. Photographic evidence seems to support the tale. Things do move in mysterious ways. We are intrigued and hope to learn … Continue reading
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Tagged Dave Crompton Memorial Trophy, Mysterious ways, St Peter's Church
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ROYAL SUTTON COLDFIELD’S OTHER KEN – THE REDOUBTABLE KEN HARDING
Talk of the Royal Sutton Coldfield Race Walking Club [RSC] within the ranks of our sport’s followers and the introduction of the christian name, Ken is likely to conjure up images of the unsurpassed 1964 Olympic gold medallist, Ken Matthews. … Continue reading
Steven Goes Wilde at the London Marathon
What a pleasant surprise! I hadn’t cottoned on to the fact that our very own literary laureate, Steven Wilde was flying the flag for Lancashire Walking Club at the recent 2026 London Marathon. Indeed, according to our dear friend, Dave … Continue reading