Page 10 — <strong>May</strong> <strong>2010</strong> <strong>Vetrunner</strong>6 Chris Booth W55 8 8 04:55 42:21 37:26 8:40-8:50 9:21 8:49.7 58.7 0 1 Auto Rvw 97 Lynn Williams W60 23 23 11:30 42:23 30:53 7:05-7:10 7:43 7:17.0 74.0 36 Y8 Dave Mackenzie M75 25 25 12:10 42:24 30:14 6:55-7:00 7:33 7:07.8 80.1 35 Y Auto Rvw 249 Raine Thompson W60 12 12 07:40 42:52 35:12 8:00-8:10 8:48 8:18.1 64.8 0 N10 Vicky Wauchop W60 28 28 13:15 42:57 29:42 6:40-6:45 7:26 7.30.0 76.9 34 Y11 Alan Burdon M70 25 25 12:10 42:59 30:49 6:55-7:00 7:42 7:16.1 73.6 33 Y12 Peter Kallio M70 33 33 14:55 43:02 28:07 6:15-6:20 7:02 6:37.9 81.3 32 Y Auto Rvw 3213 Narelle Brownette W60 8 8 04:55 43:11 38:16 8:40-8:50 9:34 9:01.5 59.5 31 Y Auto Rvw 714 Norma Lindemann W65 10 06:15 43:20 37:05 9:16 8:44.8 65.1 0 0 Auto Rvw 815 Neil Gentle M70 19 19 10:05 43:23 33:18 7:25-7:30 8:19 7:51.2 68.1 30 Y Auto Rvw 1816 Monika Short W60 33 33 14:55 43:24 28:29 6:15-6:20 7:07 6:43.1 80.0 29 Y Auto Rvw 3217 Peter Hann M60 22 22 11:10 43:24 32:14 7:10-7:15 8:04 7:36.1 64.6 0 1 Auto Rvw 2118 John Littler M60 25 25 12:10 43:30 31:20 6:55-7:00 7:50 7:23.4 62.2 28 Y Auto Rvw 2419 Trish Thomas W60 8 8 04:55 43:33 38:38 8:40-8:50 9:40 9:06.7 59.1 27 Y20 Rod Gilchrist M60 37 37 16:20 43:40 27:20 5:55-6:00 6:50 6:26.8 76.2 26 Y Auto Rvw 3621 John Suiter M80 30 30 13:55 43:53 29:58 6:30-6:35 7:30 7:04.1 83.0 25 Y Auto Rvw 2922 Amanda Lynch W45 12 12 07:40 43:55 36:15 8-8:10:00 9:04 8:33.0 54.8 24 Y23 Rhonda Blackman W65 26 26 12:30 44:07 31:37 6:50-6:55 7:54 7:27.4 72.4 0 1 Auto Rvw 2524 Barry Seedsman M75 19 19 10:05 44:13 34:08 7:25-7:30 8:32 8:03.0 70.0 23 Y Auto Rvw 1825 Jack Thackray M75 16 16 09:05 45:27 36:22 7:40-7:45 9:06 8:34.6 67.5 22 Y Auto Rvw 1526 Dorothy Seedsman W70 18 18 09:45 45:43 35:58 7:30-7:35 9:00 8:29.0 76.7 21 Y Auto Rvw 1727 Linda Bone W50 12 12 07:40 47:23 39:43 8-8:10:00 9:56 9:22.0 51.6 20 Y Auto Rvw 1128 Jim Short M70 25 25 12:10 47:34 35:24 6:55-7:00 8:51 8:20.9 63.5 19 Y Auto Rvw 2429 Sylvia Mackay W55 23 23 11:30 49:06 37:36 7:05-7:10 9:24 8:52.1 57.7 18 Y Auto Rvw 2230 Narelle Blackaby W45 1 1 00:00 54:21 54:21 9:50-10:00 13:35 12:49.1 36.6 17 Y31 Sally McCabe W35 7 31 14:15 60:58 46:43 8:50-9:00 11:41 11:01.1 37.8 0 1WADDELL SERIESAnne McNeill was first over the line. Anne hascompleted 41 handicaps during her “very intermittent”membership since joining in 1992. She normally runs inthe Thomas series but had not been too well so decided todo the walk anyway. She found the course ‘very interesting’and was very surprised when she realized she was in factthe first to finish. Anne does not consider herself a ‘sporty’person and only ever jogged to keep fit, even before Vets.She used to do dragon boat racing and now does a ‘bit ofbush walking’. Originally from Queensland Anne nowworks with the Dept of Health. She hopes to be moreregular at the handicaps in <strong>2010</strong> because her partner,Hugh Moore, is making it a part of his return to runningand so Anne has decided she does want to be left behind.Second place gave the gold medal to Tammy Gerrard,and she was very surprised. There was a major motivatingfactor for Tammy, and that was that her ‘cheeky bugger’husband had said he would beat her home because he isfaster than her. Tammy was determined to prove himwrong, and she did! She also found herself a bit miffedwhen Will Foster passed her going down the hills, soTammy pushed herself a bit harder and was able to passhim up the hills and then again in the home straight.Evidence that she pushed herself was sore muscles forabout a week afterwards. She says maybe her strength hasbuilt up because three days a week she pushes a doublepram with her two youngest children, Lachie and Angelaon board for about 2km and most of it is uphill. She lovedthe course although found the surface a bit ‘rolling', but shelikes most of the courses and being in the Vets. She enjoysthe social atmosphere, the encouragement and is especiallyreally grateful for the child minding facilities.Will Foster was third over the line for a silver medal,his second medal this year. Will was very surprised to beplaced since his re-handicapping after his last win, but wasstill very pleased. He did find it a bit hot and sultry on theday, saying his legs got tired going through the wet grass,but he was able to get away quickly because the course isnice and wide. However he admits he was ‘buggered’ at theend. On the whole though Will says it is a good course. Amember since 1984 Will has completed 171 handicaps andwon three gold, two silver and three bronze medals.Margaret Latham was possibly more surprised thanshe was last month to learn she had won a medal, this timea bronze, for being fourth over the line. After her win lastmonth Margaret thinks maybe with the excellent coachingfrom her daughters, Megan and Karen, she is perhapsbecoming ‘a bit more competitive’. She does always try herhardest though, and at Stromlo she was very pleased withher effort after 2km, and thinking it was a 3km event feltshe some energy left for the last km. Then she realised thecourse was actually 4km! But she pushed on anyway. Thiswas Margaret’s second medal in her seven handicaps andnow she has her eye firmly on a gold medal!Neil Gentle was not surprised to finish in the middle ofthe pack because he says he has done little training of lateas he has been busy house hunting and getting his currenthouse ready for sale. Neil said the conditions were verypleasant, although he noticed the humidity and the softsurface made the going a bit harder. Neil is not used to softsurfaces because he and his wife, Noeline Gentle (whohas competed in the Waddell series in previous years),spend many hours each week enjoying practicing, takinglessons or participating in ballroom dancing.In 20 th position Rod Gilchrist set a new course recordof 0:27:20 for the M60. Obviously out to show his daughterBelinda Bounty and his wife Jenny Gilchrist, bothdoing the Thomas, that the handicaps are serious business.Sally McCabe won the wooden spoon, and like all trueathletes was not prepared to accept total responsibility.She said her new baby – not due to be born till July – heldher up! Even so Sally says it was a good course and sheenjoyed it. The new unborn baby does not stop her going tothe gym three times a week and walking around LakeTuggeranong twice a week. Sally joined three years agowith Julie Triggs and has completed 17 handicaps.Through the week she works in aged care.T-ShirtsRAD LEOVIC: 50Rad’s debut handicap was at Lake Tuggeranong inOctober 1999 and all have been on the long course but he isyet to win a medal.Although Rad only joined in 1999, his association withveterans’ athletics goes back to 1972 when he was amember of the Australian team participating in the firstinternational athletics meets for men over 40 conducted atCrystal Palace and Cologne.Continued Page 14
Age Standard Average Percentages<strong>May</strong> <strong>2010</strong> <strong>Vetrunner</strong> – Page 11THOMAS SERIESAverage of best 8 Age Standard scoresListed Top 70Name Avg Evts 31/01 28/02 28/03Bruce Graham 90.4 3 92.7 91.9 86.5Susan Archer 89.3 3 87.7 91.6 88.5Bernie Millett 85.5 3 86.7 84.3 85.6Peter Clarke 83.3 2 84.0 82.7Rob Costmeyer 82.9 3 83.1 84.3 81.2Vanessa Haverd 81.9 1 81.9Caroline Campbell 81.8 2 83.3 80.2Paul Archer 80.9 3 80.8 79.9 82.1Judi Edwards 80.9 2 81.0 80.8Helen Larmour 79.7 1 79.7Kevin O'Keeffe 79.7 2 79.9 79.4Steve Appleby 79.2 3 78.9 79.9 78.7Andina Faragher 79.0 1 79.0Maria O'Reilly 79.0 1 79.0Victoria Hennig 78.4 1 78.4Michael Leahey 78.4 1 78.4Debbie Cowell 78.3 3 77.6 78.7 78.6Bob Harlow 77.9 1 77.9Mary Ann Busteed 77.6 3 77.7 79.2 75.8Steve Bradford 77.6 3 76.2 77.6 79.1Norma Lindemann 77.5 1 77.5Rae Palmer 77.5 3 77.5 75.7 79.3Tony Kennedy 77.2 2 77.8 76.7Roger Abbott 77.2 3 77.1 79.2 75.2Richard Faulks 76.8 3 78.0 77.2 75.3Bob Lowry 76.3 2 78.4 74.3Martin Woods 76.2 2 76.3 76.2Peter Bourgaize 75.5 3 73.1 76.1 77.4David Webster 75.3 3 71.8 75.2 78.9John Kennedy 75.0 2 74.4 75.5Jim White 74.9 3 74.8 74.7 75.1Sue Counsel 74.6 2 76.2 73.0Diana Schneider 74.5 2 73.4 75.6Ian McDonald 74.4 3 73.4 73.9 75.8Mike Kennedy 74.3 1 74.3Graham Burke 74.2 3 71.5 75.5 75.6Kerrie Tanner 74.0 2 73.3 74.8Peter Thomson 73.3 2 74.2 72.5Nadine Morrison 73.3 2 73.4 73.2Craig Wisdom 73.2 3 75.6 72.3 71.6Carol Ey 72.9 3 75.0 73.6 70.2Neville Madden 72.8 2 72.3 73.4Anne Young 72.7 2 73.0 72.4Anna Thompson 72.2 3 73.0 72.3 71.4Joan Mallory 71.8 3 73.1 71.2 71.0David Baussmann 71.8 2 71.3 72.4Emma Adams 71.7 3 69.1 74.2 71.8Ruth Baussmann 71.5 3 72.6 70.8 71.1Troy Steinman 71.5 3 72.3 71.8 70.4Lois Bolton 71.4 3 72.6 71.7 69.8Michelle Wells 71.2 3 71.3 71.3 71.0Cathy Newman 71.2 2 68.5 73.9Desma Butler 71.1 1 71.1Jenny Hefford 71.0 1 71.0Miranda Rawlinson 70.8 2 72.0 69.5Hugh Crawley 70.5 2 68.4 72.7Jan Kingston 70.3 3 70.5 71.6 68.7Steve Karvelas 70.1 2 70.0 70.2Rad Leovic 70.0 2 70.7 69.4Jill Brown 69.7 2 70.8 68.6Peter Cullen 69.7 2 70.8 68.6Brian Wenn 69.6 3 70.3 69.0 69.5Charlie Modrak 69.6 3 69.6 69.2 70.0Bronwyn Calver 69.4 1 69.4Andy Matthews 69.3 2 73.0 65.6Dawn Casey 69.2 1 69.2Alan Wilson 69.1 3 69.2 68.8 69.4Eliza Thompson 68.9 1 68.9Alan Mallory 68.5 3 67.8 68.8 68.8Mick Saunders 68.5 3 68.6 67.2 69.7FRYLINK SERIESAverage of best 8 Age Standard scoresListed Top 50Name Avg Evts 31/01 28/02 28/03Carol Baird 92.6 2 92.7 92.5Merv Collins 86.8 2 86.8 86.7John Lamb 83.1 1 83.1Judy Forbes 81.0 3 84.0 84.6 74.5Geoff Moore 79.8 3 80.9 81.2 77.3Gwen Gleeson 78.1 3 80.1 84.4 69.9Cathy Montalto 77.1 2 79.2 75.0Katie Forestier 76.3 3 83.9 81.2 63.7Bob Chapman 76.1 1 76.1Gary Bowen 75.6 3 75.7 75.9 75.2Garry Lee 75.2 2 76.2 74.1Ray Bramwell 74.6 3 74.1 75.8 74.0Amanda Walker 74.1 1 74.1Bill Egan 73.9 1 73.9Ken White 73.7 3 80.4 78.3 62.4Noeline Burden 72.6 2 72.7 72.5Cory Collins 72.5 2 74.2 70.9Garry Maher 72.3 2 73.9 70.7Graeme Patrick 72.2 3 73.6 73.8 69.3Anne Young 71.4 1 71.4Consie Larmour 70.5 2 70.4 70.6Stuart Reid 70.1 1 70.1Ken Gordon 69.9 1 69.9Brian McLachlan 69.5 2 69.7 69.3Neil Boden 69.4 1 69.4Maureen Rossiter 68.5 1 68.5Deb Gordon 67.5 2 69.8 65.1Rosemary Parker 67.0 2 68.9 65.0George Kubitzky 66.9 3 67.8 67.4 65.5Beverley Forbes 66.8 1 66.8Marilyn Banfield 66.6 2 67.4 65.8Robyn Saunders 65.8 1 65.8Margaret Taylor 64.7 3 69.4 74.9 49.8Cathy Newman 63.3 1 63.3Lorna Burdon 63.2 2 65.9 60.5Kath Bleakley 62.0 2 62.1 61.8Robert Gerrard 61.9 3 60.9 65.9 59.0Colleen North 61.1 2 64.2 58.0Frank Stevens 59.8 1 59.8Megan Haylock 59.7 1 59.7Christine Lee 59.6 2 62.9 56.4Nicole Levings 59.5 2 60.5 58.6Anitra Kenny 59.4 3 61.6 60.9 55.7Graeme Small 58.8 1 58.8Ian Bowden 58.6 3 60.2 60.4 55.1Peter Trotter 58.5 2 56.0 60.9Nerelle Harrison-Heard 57.9 2 57.6 58.1WADDELL SERIESAverage of best 8 Age Standard scoresListed Top 40Name Avg Evts 31/01 28/02 28/03John Suiter 86.0 2 89.1 83.0Robin Whyte 85.2 1 85.2Monika Short 81.9 3 82.5 83.1 80.0Peter Kallio 81.5 2 81.8 81.3Juani M O'Reilly 80.8 1 80.8Dave Mackenzie 80.7 3 82.7 79.3 80.1Dorothy Seedsman 79.5 3 82.2 79.5 76.7Vicky Wauchop 78.3 2 79.8 76.9Rod Gilchrist 77.9 3 80.0 77.6 76.2Robyn Kennedy 77.0 1 77.0Lynn Williams 75.0 2 76.0 74.0Alan Burdon 74.3 2 75.1 73.6Terry Munro 73.2 3 70.3 73.9 75.3Chris Mahe 73.1 1 73.1Rhonda Blackman 72.4 1 72.4Alice Scott 72.3 1 72.3Geoff Barker 72.3 2 78.1 66.6Jack Thackray 70.5 3 71.4 72.6 67.5Keith Johnson 70.4 2 70.4 70.4Barry Seedsman 69.4 3 75.5 62.6 70.0Jim Short 68.4 2 73.3 63.5Marg Latham 68.0 2 66.8 69.2Bob Parker 68.0 2 68.2 67.9Ian Kenny 67.7 2 64.3 71.0John Hunt 67.5 1 67.5Val Chesterton 67.1 1 67.1Neil Gentle 66.4 2 64.7 68.1Caroline Campbell 65.6 1 65.6Norma Lindemann 65.1 1 65.1Terri Jones 65.0 1 65.0Peter Hann 65.0 2 65.4 64.6Nola de Chazal 64.2 2 63.4 64.9John Littler 63.0 2 63.9 62.2Anne McNeill 63.0 2 61.9 64.1GrahameTaylor 62.8 1 62.8Edward Towner 62.7 1 62.7Blair Phillips 62.7 1 62.7Tony Fenotti 61.1 2 61.1 61.1