Life changed dramatically for Horsham factory worker Tim Harris when, bent on “finding a new purpose in life,” he decided to take up running in August last year. He ended his Saturday afternoon ritual of “barbecues and beers”, joined the Horsham Running Club, dropped 20 kilograms in weight, and his transformation culminated in a decisive […]
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Dave McAllister bounced back from the disappointment of blowing his winning chance in the Andrew Darnell race at Horsham a fortnight ago, making no mistake in the Tyler’s Hardware Handicap, run over seven and a half kilometres at Rupanyup last Saturday. Conceding up to 16 minutes start to the front-markers, the relentless Dave rounded up
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Cool conditions greeted a good field of 20 senior runners, who lined up to tackle the relocated Tyler’s Hardware Handicap, held for the first time at Rupanyup. Quite a few local runners lined up to run as invitational runners, with Gail Emmett leading the field home ahead of back marker Noel Jorgensen, followed by Peter
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Stawell Amateur Athletic Club runner Phil Burns was pressed hard over the final 300m of the Tyler’s Hardware handicap last Saturday, but held on to win from a fast finishing Susie Ellis. A strong field of 22 senior runners tackled the 8000m course set along the banks of Horsham’s Wimmera River. Running in his first
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Stawell Amateur Athletic Club runner Kelvin Mills was pushed to the limit by a fast finishing Peter Steggall, when he narrowly claimed victory in last Saturdays 8km Tylers Hardware Handicap. The race was run along the banks of Horsham’s Wimmera River. Starting from a mid field mark in the 25 strong field, Horsham runner Mills
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Leaving her early season injury worries behind, Stawell Amateur Athletic Club runner Meg Parnaby stamped her authority over the field early and was not challenged when she took out the Tylers Hardware 8km Handicap and Grand Prix event, held last Saturday along the banks of Horsham’s Wimmera River. In contrast to the cold wet conditions
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Ivan McDonald shook off last years injury worries to find form and take out the Tyler’s Hardware 8km handicap held in Horsham last Saturday. A field of twenty senior runners lined up for one of the season’s few flat courses along the banks of Wimmera River. After missing most of last season with an injury,
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On Saturday the Tyler’s Hardware Handicap was held along the banks of the Wimmera River in Horsham, starting and finishing at the Sound Shell in Sawyer Park. A flat fast course greeted the 31 senior runners. Gary Saunders was the first runner away in the 10km race, setting a steady pace, with the rest of
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