Grampians cycling supremo Meg Parnaby showed rare versatility when she capped off a successful season on two wheels with a surprising victory on foot in the eight kilometre David O. Jones Mitre 10 Handicap. The race was held in the Ironbarks Forest, near Stawell, last Saturday. Meg, who had failed to finish on the podium …
With only two races to go until the end of the season, Stawell Amateur Athletic Club runner Bob Freeland is finding his form, taking out the David O Jones Mitre 10 Handicap, held last Sunday. This was Freeland’s second win in the last month. Running from a mid field mark, Freeland found the undulating 8km …
Horsham based Stawell Amateur Athletic Club runner Gary Howden stormed home over the closing stages of last Saturday’s 6.5km David O Jones Mitre 10 handicap, securing his first win with the club for several seasons. Chasing second placed runner Nathaniel Warren for most of the race, Howden’s liking for tough conditions was evident as he …
After knocking at the door for the last 6 weeks, Stawell Amateur Athletic Club runner Bob Freeland finally broke through for his first win for the season, taking out the 6.5km David O Jones Mitre 10 Handicap last Saturday. Having finished runner up for the last 2 weeks, a determined Freeland had his sights set …
After his third placing last week Steve Baird found that little bit extra to finish strongly and take out the Stawell Amateur Athletics Club David O Jones Mitre 10 handicap on Saturday. Starting from the Three Jacks Reserve north-west of Stawell, seventeen senior runners lined up in perfect sunny conditions for the 6.5 km race. …
Wet and wintry conditions greeted the runners at the start of the David O Jones Mitre 10 Handicap on Saturday. With the smallest field for the season, only 13 runners braved the conditions. Many club members were also absent as they were competing in the Adelaide Marathon the following day. The Senior 6.5km race was …