WHATS IT CALLED? - CUMBERNAULD!

For those of you who do not use facebook.
Please see the following from Ian...
"Would anyone like to run the national xc relay at Cumbernauld on sat 26th oct for Dunbar.
Entries have to be in the post by Saturday morning so please let ian rowland know today if you would like to run it. I have most saf nos and dob's so I'll contact you if I require this. Sorry for the short notice."

Dunbar Running Club Facebook Page

We have opened a Facebook group where you can catch up on the latest news, gossip and events in the running world. Feel free join the community and share your photo's, stories and what you have been up to. https://www.facebook.com/dunbarrunners

Some more pics from the Dunbar 10 Miler

Thanks to Pete McIvor for these great shots of the downhill section.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/104540822@N04/

10-Mile Race

The club hosted their annual 10-mile multi-terrain race on Saturday, sponsored by EDF.

 

The event started and finished at Hallhill Sports Centre, with the runners heading out of Dunbar and taking in Little Pinkerton, Doon Hill, Spott Estate and Pleasance.  Andrew Crichton of Dunbar and Bryan Mackie of City of Edinburgh battled for first place, being neck and neck for much of the race, with Andrew eventually taking first place in 56:55 and Bryan taking the second prize in 57:12.  Callum Reid of HELP took third in 58:12 having had a close run with Gareth Green of Portobello for much of the race.

 

First lady was Nicola Duncan of Portobello Running Club, who was fifth overall, in a time of 59:59, possibly the fastest time achieved in the event by a female runner.  The second lady was Michelle Hetherington of Helensburgh AAC, finishing in 1:10:46, and third was Katherine Forsyth, unattached, in 1:11:27.

 

First veteran male was Michael Fullerton, of Portobello, finishing in 7^th place in 1:00:55, with club mate Peter Buchanan finishing one place ahead in 1:00:47 to take the male 50+ prize.  First male 60+ prize went to Sandy Wallace of HELP, finishing in 1:11:02. 

 

First lady veteran prize went to Jan Dawson of Penicuik Harriers, finishing in 1:18:10.  First Lady 45+ prize went to Fabienne Thomson of Carnegie Harriers, with a time of 1:17:05, with the 55+ going to Janis Stirton of Portobello, in 1:36:58.

 

Portobello also took the male and female team prizes.  Ian Rowland, Race Director for the event, thanked everyone for making the race a successful event and also thanked the sponsors, EDF.

Link to photos

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mactaylors/sets/72157636228805006/

Dunbar 10 Mile Race '13 Photo's

I think I got everyone. As always just ask if you want one removing, or if you need a higher res copy sending. Well done everyone involved.

EDF, DUNBAR 10 MILE RACE - RESULTS.

Well done to all today's runners.

Here are the provisional results... https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BzDYb3kri99vZ3ZUNTNpdThfMlE/edit?usp=sharing

A full report, and pictures to follow.

EDF, DUNBAR 10 MILE RACE 2013

The 2013 EDF Dunbar 10 Mile Race (a.k.a. "Doon Hill") is now open for business on Entry Central.
The race is on Saturday 5th October at 11:00am at Hallhill Healthy Living Centre, Dunbar.

ENTRIES ON THE DAY STILL AVAILABLE

This is an "undulating" 10 miles multi terrain route that starts and ends at Hallhill Healthy Living Centre in Dunbar. The route is a 50/50 split between quiet roads and trail.

Sposored by EDF and Run4It.

A map and elevation profile of the route can be found HERE http://connect.garmin.com/activity/181207744

 

There are great changing/showering facilities at Hallhill, and soup and sandwiches will be available for every runner after the race.

 

EXTRA:.... pre/post race massages will be offer at Hallhill from about 9:30-11:30.

 

**Please by aware that there is only minimal parking at Hallhill, so please give yourself plenty of time prior to the race to park and try to car-share where possible.  There is parking at Asda on Spott Road, Countess Road (follow Spott Road off the roundabout, under the railway bridge, right on to Queens Road, then right on to Countess Road). Please be considerate as to where you park and please be aware that there are traffic wardens who will issue tickets to anyone parking illegally. **

Devilla Forrest Races

I am delighted to be able to tell you that we are finally able to open entries for the CARNEGIE HARRIERS Devilla Forest Races taking place on 23 February 2014. Both races - the 15k costing £10/£12 and the 5k costing £5/£7 - will officially launch on EntryCentral on Thursday 19 September at 0900. Would you please circulate this information to your club members.

I don't need to remind you to be very careful to enter the correct race - the one clearly badged 'CARNEGIE HARRIERS' - on the correct date - 23 February 2014. As you know, the race already posted is not the club-run race of the past two years.

Both races sold out in a fortnight last year, and there are no entries on the day, so if you are intending to run, you should get yourself to a computer very quickly. We look forward to receiving entries from your club members.

Morna Fleming
Carnegie Harriers Club Secretary

Fundraising for Leuchie House Respite Facility

Stuart Symington along with a few other Torness staff (Steve Hoare, Len Hutton & Derrick Jeffrey) are about to set off on an expedition to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro, the roof of Africa.

 

Stuart has been a DRC member since 2007 and has put together a fundraising webpage ( www.virginmoneygiving.com/StuartSymington ) for support of Leuchie House respite facility.

 

This is a good cause, so please visit the webpage and give Stuart your support.  Thank you.