Our favourite Gaynor Radovic learned a valuable tactical lesson recently when she travelled to Melbourne to take on some of the best performed cross country runners in Victoria in the Caruana Classic over eight kilometres, held on May 20th. By her own admission, the veteran campaigner had “no chance” of winning, but she led the […]
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Rupanyup gardener Meggy Boan led an all girl charge through the twists and turns of the Ironbarks Forest last Saturday, defying the odds to record her second win with the club in three weeks. After an astonishing 88-second win in the eight kilometre Horsham Little Aths race at Haven earlier this month, Meggy copped a
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Thinking herself more as a jogger than a runner, Rhonda Clark questioned whether the timekeepers had made a mistake when she turned failure into a confounding form reversal to win the combined clubs’ prestigious eight kilometre L. W. Kent Memorial Handicap. Rhonda, who ran a lackluster 19th on her home track at the Concongella Vineyards
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Leggy Meggy Boan has had nightmares about her embarrassing gaffe when she unaccountably stopped short of the finish line and was denied a maiden cross-country win a couple of weeks ago. But she quickly made amends for her mishap by smashing a strong field to win the eight kilometre Horsham Little Aths Handicap at Haven,
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