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Wednesday 16th June  - Self Transcendence 1 Mile Road Race, Meadows, Edinburgh
Kieran Morgan set a personal best of 6.07 at last Wednesday’s Self Transcendence 1 Mile Road Race in Edinburgh.
Wednesday 16th June – Ben Sheann Hill Race
At the Ben Sheann Hill Race last Wednesday evening, Judy Turner covered the 2.5 mile race (1400ft) in 35.37 to finish 3rd lady.  Neil Campbell was 39th in 39.25 and Alison West the leading F50 in 40.31
Thursday 17th June – Kirkintilloch Olympians 10K Road Race
Allan Brannigan clocked 43.31 at the Kirkintilloch Olympians 10K Road Race placing 62nd while Kieran Morgan was 77th in 44.40.
Thursday 17th June – Portobello 4 Mile Road Race
Craig Lindsay was Carnegie sole representative at last Thursday’s Portobello 4 Mile Road Race where he set a personal best of 30.22.
Friday 18th June - Beveridge Park 5K Road Race, Kirkcaldy
The 2nd event in the popular Bevereridge Park 5K Races took place on Friday evening where Tim Walker was the leading Harrier.  Tim clocked 21.11 placing 22nd while Chris Davidson was 26th in 21.47.  Melanie Sinclair was 27th and 5th lady overall in 22.24 and Lesley Halstead was 31st in 24.44
Saturday 19th June – West Highland Way Race
Richie Cunningham wins the West Highland Way Race
Congratulations to Carnegie’s Richie Cunningham who produced a sensational run to win the 95 mile West Highland Way Race from Milngavie to Fort William. Richie clocked an impressive time of 16 hours 36 minutes.  Congratulations to Peter Humphreys, Pauline Walker and Fiona Rennie who all ran exceptionally well to complete the race.
Saturday 19th June – Anglo Celtic Plate 100K Race, Boddington
Despite suffering stomach problems during the race, Gail Murdoch put in an exceptional performance to place 3rd lady overall at the Anglo Celtic 100 Kilometre Race in Boddington. Gail represented Scotland in the event and covered the 62.2 mile course in 9.11.38 with team winning the Gold medals. Scott Bradley also received a Scottish vest and on his 100K debut clocked an impressive 8.24.35 placing 9th overall.
Saturday 19th June - Edinburgh parkrun 5K, Cramond
A superb morning was enjoyed at the Edinburgh parkrun 5k with nine Carnegie members assisting as pacers. Roger Clark paced the 18 minute time, Iain Taylor (20 mins), Kirsty Baird (22 mins), John Fulham (23 mins), David Greig (24 mins), John Milton (25 mins), Morna Fleming (26 mins), Andrew Smith (28 mins) and Melanie Sinclair (30 mins). We are pleased that there has been plenty positive feedback from the runners taking part and very well done to everyone who took part and to those who achieved their time goals. Outwith our pace runners, several Harriers took part in the parkrun with Campbell Hutt placing an excellent 4th overall in 17.37. Robert Milton clocked 18.39 in 15th position and Kieran Morgan was 36th in 20.04. Well done to Craig Lindsay who removed an amazing 64 seconds from his previous 5K best, crossing the line in 21.40 in 67th position.
Saturday 19th June – Glen Rosa Horseshoe Hill Race, Isle of Arran
Andy Symonds was in great form on Saturday winning the Glen Rosa Horseshoe Hill Race on the Isle of Arran. The race which was part of the Run4It SHR Championship and Long Classics Series involved over 5500 feet of climbing along the 13 mile route. Despite a nasty fall Andy carried on to win in 2.26.24.  Peter Simpson was 27th overall in 2.57.29 and Neil Campbell was 84th in 3.53.53.  Alison West was 87th in 4.02.26, Allan Macaulay was 91st in 4.06.07 and Andy Sim was 101st in 4.19.33.
Sunday 20th June – The Orchill Road Race, Gleneagles
An excellent new event took place from Gleneagles Hotel. The Orchill Road Race saw 50 runners complete an out and back ten miler along undulating countryside roads in Perthshire. Iain Taylor reached the finish at the Gleneagles Equestrian Centre in 58.40 placing 2nd overall and 1st M40.  Gordon Somerville was 21st in 1.15.21 and John McArthur finished 45th in 1.45.33.
Sunday 20th June – The Seven Hills of Edinburgh Hill Race
On Sunday a huge field of runners took part in the annual Seven Hills of Edinburgh Race where Andrew Wright finished 3rd overall in 1.42.03. Seven Carnegie members completed the 14 mile race (2200ft) with Phil Smithard winning the M60 award in 2.21.23. Bill Duff completed the challenging race in 2.54.48 and David Greig was 173rd in 2.59.21.  Ken Daniels clocked 3.08.07, Morna Fleming timed at 3.08.10 and Lesley Halstead reached the finish in 3.30.21.
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Wednesday 9th June – Corstorphine 5 Mile Road Race, Edinburgh
Iain Taylor posted a quick 27.55 whilst finishing 13th at the Corstorphine 5 Mile Race followed by Campbell Hutt who set a personal best of 28.41 in 16th place. Ian Stewart was the 2nd M50 (18th overall) in 28.57 and Frazer Munro set a PB of 31.43 in 39th position. Kieran Morgan was 68th in 34.14 and Catriona McCracken was 71st in 34.40.
Friday 11th June – Black Rock ’5′, Kinghorn
There was a good turnout of Carnegie members at the Black Rock 5.  Results will be posted on the club website once available.
Saturday 12th June – Edinburgh parkrun 5k
Jim Robb recorded his Edinburgh parkrun 5k best time of 20.56 (55th) and Kirsty Baird made her parkrun debut finishing 56th overall in 21.07.
Saturday 12th June – Pittencrieff Park 5K, Dunfermline
Carnegie’s Andrew Wright and Judy Turner enjoyed a successful Saturday afternoon winning the Pittencrieff Park 5K. Andrew covered the hilly 3.1 mile course in 16.24 placing 1st male and Judy was the 1st lady (6th overall) in 19.49. Calum McGaw ran a strong race finishing 2nd male in 17.58 and Melanie Sinclair produced an excellent run placing 3rd lady (14th overall) in 22.32. Jon Farrimond clocked 20.08 placing 7th and Darran Neilson was 12th in 22.06. Maryann Lawrence ran well to finish 4th lady (25th overall) in 25.05.
Saturday 12th June – Durisdeer Hill Race
Three Harriers took part in the Durisdeer Hill Race where Neil Campbell covered the 10.8 mile (3800ft) course in 2.17.10 finishing 21st overall. Alison West won the F50 category timing at 2.19.19 and Fabienne Thompson was 28th in 2.26.48.
Saturday 12th June – Skye Half Marathon
Fiona Rennie and Pauline Walker warmed up for next weekend’s West Highland Way Race by taking part in the annual Isle of Skye Half Marathon where they both completed the hilly course in 2.03.54.
Sunday 13th June – Dunfermline Half Marathon
The 25th anniverary Dunfermline Half Marathon was a huge success and overall the new route has been well received by the several hundred runners taking part. The cool temperatures and light rain made conditions near perfect for distance running and Carnegie members were out in force to support the event.  The race incorporated the Scottish Half Marathon Championships and a Home International Challenge which brought many of the UK’s leading distance runners to the event. Carnegie’s Simon Plummer who was born in Dunfermline and now lives in Amesbury in Wiltshire flew up from Southampton to take part. Simon had his race number pinned to his Carnegie vest when 45 minutes before the race start he was asked by the Scottish team manager to represent Scotland in the Home International. After a quick change of running vest, Simon certainly managed to do his club and country proud finishing 6th overall in a personal best of 1.08.47.Tommy Lawrence retained the Gary Riddell Trophy for the 6th year in succession finishing 1st local runner and 13th overall in 1.15.02. Allan Fotheringham ran a strong race finishing 15th overall, 2nd local runner and 2nd M40 in the Scottish Championships in 1.17.51. Iain Taylor also enjoyed a good run covering the testing 13.1 mile course in 1.18.29 placing 19th overall and 3rd local runner. Our Carnegie men (Simon Plummer, Tommy Lawrence and Allan Fotheringham) won team silver in the Scottish Championships behind Shettleston Harriers.  In the ladies race, Carnegie’s Siobhan Culleton recorded a personal best of 1.27.01 finishing 12th lady overall and 1st local runner. Kristin Lownie reached the finish in Pittencrieff Park in 1.27.17 (13th lady overall) placing 2nd local lady and Isobel Burnett won the Scottish Championship F50 award finishing the 3rd Carnegie lady in 1.36.03. Carnegie ladies also enjoyed team success finishing 2nd club overall in the Scottish Championships.

There was a superb turnout of 43 Carnegie members with many excellent performances throughout the field with several personal bests recorded. Campbell Hutt clocked an impressive 1.18.51 placing 22nd and Kevin Mathie was 31st in 1.22.43. Nineteen year old Andrew Smith recorded a personal best of 1.23.41 (41st) and Tom Spry was the 2nd placed M60 timing at 1.33.38. Ross Carrie set a personal best of 1.33.45 finishing 108th, while new members Mark Western (1.39.09), Jacqueline MacIntyre (1.39.18 PB), Alan Dow (1.39.52, PB), Mary Western (1.44.12) and Craig Lindsay (1.55.40, PB) all enjoyed great runs.

Thanks also to all our Carnegie members who assisted with marshalling and providing encouragement around the route. There were 677 finishers in the race.

Sunday 13th June – Dechmont Law 10K Trail Race, Livingston
Frazer Munro set a personal best of 40.20 whilst placing 28th overall at Sunday’s Dechmont Law 10K Trail Race.
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Sunday 13th June – Carnegie Harriers Running Club Picnic in the Park

As you will all be aware the Dunfermline Half Marathon takes place at 11am on Sunday 13th June from Pittencrieff Park, Dunfermline with loads of Carnegie members expected to take part.  Hopefully the sun will be shining and it is planned to have a ‘Picnic in the Park’ after the race on the main lawn in front of the Glen Pavillion.  The area where we plan to meet will be easily recognisable as the club flag will be placed there.  Hopefully all those taking part in the race along with friends and family will be able to come along and enjoy some picnic food, coffee and cakes after the run.

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Saturday 5th June - Strathallan 5 Mile Road Race
Strathallan success for Mike Carroll and Gillian Carr
The 11th edition of the Strathallan 5 mile Road Race saw 99 entries and 82 finishers. Many Club members were tackling the undulating and scenic course for the first time and swore to return. The air was warm but a most welcome breeze was there to cool down the athletes in their effort. The numerous spectators were certainly in favour of such a clement weather.Mike Carroll of Perth Road Runners excelled and won the race in 26.12. Carnegie’s Scott Bradley came a strong second overall in 27.33 and club mate Tommy Lawrence finished a close third in 27.47. The first three ladies finished inside the same minute with Corstorphine’s Gillian Carr winning in 32.02. Judith Turner in Carnegie colours secured the second place in 32.20 and Siobhan Culleton, who joined Carnegie after an impressive 4th place at last Wednesday’s Auld Toun 10K, finished third in 32.38.

Carnegie Harriers did not fail to feature in the category prize list with Iain Taylor (4th overall) winning the M40 award in 29.19. Bryce Aitken representing Fife AC finished 1st M50 in 30.12 and Robin Scott (unattached) was first M60 in 33.31. Gail Murdoch was the leading F40 in a time of 34.02 and Carnegie team mate Isobel Burnett’s strong run gained her the F50 award as she completed the course in 35.34. Sheila Bauchop (Scottish Veteran Harriers) won the F60 award in a time of 42.00. Congratulations to Scott Smith (unattached) who was the winning U20 runner in 36.04.

Once again the food buffet look magnificent as many athletes and spouses had been busy baking or purchasing what we all crave for at the end of a hard run. John Fulham’s watermelon went down treat on such a warm summer’s evening and everyone found something to satisfy taste buds and appetite. I am very grateful to everyone’s baking talent and generosity of food and/or donation. Run & Become of Edinburgh have also contributed to the success of this fund raising event by donating the shop vouchers as prizes. Last year a total of £870 was raised for C.H.A.S., Cancer Research and Get Kids Going!. I anticipate that a similar amount will have been raised on Saturday.

Many thanks to everyone who took part and assisted with the race organisation who made the event another great success.

Fabienne Thompson
Race Director

Click the link for photos of Strathallan 5 Race

Saturday 5th June – Edinburgh parkrun 5kRobert Milton ran his fastest ever Edinburgh parkrun 5k on Saturday placing 13th overall in 18.38.  Andrew Smith was 22nd in 19.01 while Craig Linsday finished 88th in 22.49.  Melanie Sinclair assisted with the event organisation.

Saturday 5th June – Loch Lochy Munros
Symonds breaks his own course record at Loch Lochy
Carnegie’s Andy Symonds was in superb form on Saturday at the Loch Lochy Munros Hill Race where he made a successful defence of his 2009 race win. Andy covered the 13 mile course complete with 4350ft of climbing in 2.06.29 lowering his own course record by 7 seconds. Haddington’s Brian Marshall was 2nd overall in 2.17.54.
Saturday 5th June – Glas Tulaichean Uphill Race
Lynne Bennet tackled the uphill only Glas Tulaichean race near Glenshee placing 34th in 37.40. Lynne finished 2nd in the F40 category narrowly missing automatic selection for the World Masters Hill Running Championships.
Sunday 6th June – Chris Moon Half Marathon, Strathaven
Alex Keenan placed an excellent 2nd overall at the Chris Moon Half Marathon in Strathaven clocking a fast time of 1.18.16.  Louise Dallas covered the 13.1 mile course in 1.53.00.
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A record Field turned out for this years Auld Toun 10K organised by Carnegie Harriers Running Club, Dunfermline.

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Not all the photos are here. You can see the rest on Flickr CLICK HERE

Here are the results of the Carnegie Harrier Runners

TOMMY LAWRENCE 6 00:34:52 M
ALLAN FOTHERINGHAM 7 00:35:02 M40
MIKE HARVEY 9 00:35:52 M40
IAIN TAYLOR 11 00:36:09 M40
ALEX KEENAN 12 00:36:27 M
ANDREW SMITH 14 00:37:20 M
PETER SIMPSON 15 00:38:00 M50
STEVEN KING 16 00:38:02 M
WILLIAM HARGRAVES 20 00:38:31 M
GEORGE DUNCAN 28 00:39:34 M50
GRANT REEKIE 34 00:40:20 M40
ALAN COCKBURN 35 00:40:24 M40
ROSS CARRIE 40 00:40:49 M
MATT MEADE 42 00:40:58 M
KRISTIN LOWNIE 49 00:41:27 F
DEREK CASSELLS 52 00:42:12 M
JONATHAN FARRIMOND 56 00:42:29 M40
GAIL MURDOCH 60 00:42:36 F40
FRAZER MUNRO 63 00:42:43 M40
BERNT CEDERSTROM 64 00:42:44 M40
JOANNA WILSON 67 00:43:08 F
FABIENNE THOMPSON 68 00:43:09 F40
ALLAN BRANNIGAN 72 00:43:27 M40
MARK JOHNSTONE 73 00:43:29 M
DAVID GREIG 74 00:43:29 M40
ISOBEL BURNETT 79 00:43:55 F50
TOM SPRY 81 00:44:07 M60
STEPHEN GREER 86 00:44:21 M50
KIERAN MORGAN 105 00:45:12 M50
GRACE MACKENZIE 116 00:45:51 F
STEVE WHALLEY 124 00:46:09 M40
HELENA SIM 127 00:46:21 F40
MELANIE SINCLAIR 163 00:48:22 F
CRAIG LINDSAY 169 00:48:42 M
CAMPBELL LOGAN 199 00:50:46 M
LOUISE HEWISON F
MORNA FLEMING 224 00:52:25 F50
DEBBIE JACKSON 247 00:53:53 F
JULIE HUMPHREYS 285 00:56:31 F40
LESLEY LANDELS 291 00:57:00 F
LISA CARRIE 362 01:06:36 F
DAVID EVANS 365 01:08:44 M60
JAMES ROWSOME 378 01:12:02 M60

The full Auld Toun 10k results can be found here

Click the link for Race Report of the Auld Toun 10k

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