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1 M. Patterson 32:58 85 P. Kohn 44:01<br />
5 A. Cory-Wright 34:30 90 K. Borman 44:30<br />
11 B. Toogood [1st V40] 35:42 96 P. Seyd 44:55<br />
12 G. Berry [2nd V40] 35:40 103 A. Sahni 45:44<br />
26 C. Stamp 38:12 111 M. Browe11 46:20<br />
29 A. Yates 39:12 117 J. Norman 46:42<br />
30 M. Pedley 39:16 126 P. Price 47:28<br />
39 R. Horsfield 39:46 131 S. Sahni 48:27<br />
41 B. Sprakes [1st V50] 40:02 145 J. Myers "51:06<br />
62 G. Lax 42:02 146 J. Manthorpe 51:06<br />
72 J. Fulton 43:07 148 J. Roberts 51:20<br />
80 P. Dyke 43:48 162 J. Gittens 58:49<br />
82 R. Small 43:51<br />
167 finished<br />
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MOUNT FAMINE : 23 JUNE 1991<br />
1 G. Bland (Borr.) 40:01 50 N. Goldsmith 52:33<br />
15 B. Minto 45:35 89 J. Fulton 58:31<br />
16 G. Berry 45:46 90 G. Goldsmith 58:32<br />
17 P. Crowson 46:33 101 J. Harvey 64:48<br />
32 J. Smith 49:20 120 J. Searle 1:04:48<br />
42 B. Thackery 51:30 129 J. Myers 1:08:25<br />
138 finished<br />
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HOPE WAKES : 2 JULY 1991 4ml/650'<br />
The weather was not as kind as usual but the possibility of<br />
thunderstorms didn't materialise and conditions were dry overhead<br />
and underfoot. Hazy visibility spoilt the view from the start<br />
field to Win Hill, so spectators were denied seeing much of the<br />
record field of 263 making the ascent up Hope Banks. Alistair<br />
Cory-Wright led the field up Hope Banks but soon after the turn<br />
Phil Bowler took the lead and stayed in front to register a<br />
Staffordshire Moorlands victory for the fifth time in ten years.<br />
Veterans, as usual, provided their own race within a race<br />
with three in the first seven. Tony Hulme, a winner of the race<br />
eleven years ago was third overall and it was nice to see Ricky<br />
Wild maintaining his form of the last couple of years. He edged<br />
the consistent Graham Berry into third place by three seconds.<br />
Sylvaine Boler was first lady again; the first hattrick<br />
of consecutive wins, although Carol Haigh won three times in<br />
1982, 1987 and 1988. I doubt whether any men have recorded three<br />
straight wins but the inscribed base of the trophy only bears<br />
names of winners since 1979. The previous base recording winners<br />
from 1946 to 1979 (when it was an eleven man field) went missing<br />
about 1980 or 1981. We would love to have it back so if anyone<br />
knows of its whereabouts please let me know. The 1946 winner was<br />
Bateman Eyre and a winner in the 50s or 60s was Brian Ollerenshaw.<br />
Derick<br />
Jewell<br />
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