SCOTTISH women filled three of the first four places in yesterday's
Morpeth-Newcastle road race, but Lynn Harding, the Sunderland-based
marathon internationalist, was thwarted in her bid for a record
fourth-successive win.
Catherine Mijovic, from Birchfield, finished thirty-fifth overall in
the 14[1/2]-mile event, with 1hr 18min 30sec. Harding was second, in
1-21-23, the same time as Allison Rose (Edinburgh WM) who made her UK
marathon debut at the in Helsinki last year. City of Glasgow veteran
Sandra Branney was fourth in 1-21-35.
Brothers Ian and Mark Hudspith, trained by former five-time winner Jim
Alder, finished together, in 1-8-07, at the head of the men's race.
Commonwealth marathon medallist Mark, a former winner, eased up on the
line to give his brother the verdict. Ken Chapman, of Leslie Deans
Racing Club, took third, in 1-10-31, 19 seconds ahead of Gary Nagle.
Other Scots:
13, M Ferguson (EAC) 1-14-09; 15, J Cooper (Springburn) 1-14-41; 22, C
Youngson (Metro, veteran) 1-16-50; 32, A Jenkins 1-18-21; 40, R Thomas
(both HBT) 1-18-58.
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