Well done to Janet Palmer on winning the Spring handicap by a mile and to Julija Simpson, the winner of the Spring knockout trophy. A beautiful, sunny evening on the Town Moor with very little wind made for excellent running conditions. Numbers were down on recent events with only 32 competitors – though a number …

Congratulations to race winner Heather Steel and Hazel Juggins on winning the Winter Cup on a very cold night at the Quayside. It is good to see Heather getting back to her best and starting to good times again, but I think having time off to become a Mum is a pretty extreme method of …

It was a cold night down on the Quayside but at least it was dry with little wind, which made   a pleasant change for our 46 runners after some of our recent weather!  Once again we welcomed numerous guests (old friends and new ones), which always adds a bit of interest (especially for the handicapper!). …

It was a sticky, warm evening on the Town Moor with little of the usual wind to cool us down but at least we avoided the rain which affected other parts of the city. Although the number of club members was down on the usual handicap attendance, we were swelled by a lot of guests. …

Thanks to David Reay for the photos of the handicap and to Mungai for those at the buffet and presentation afterwards at Paradiso. [nggallery id=109]

Handicap results here. Although it was a nice, dry evening, there was a cold wind that was particularly strong over the Town Moor hills.  This made the  spring handicap a challenge for runners, but even more of one for the marshals! Once again we were augmented by a number of guests, including our friends from …

It was a busy night on the Quayside as our usual handicap numbers were swelled by guests from Active Newcastle and This Girl Can.  So there were 59 runners on a cold, dry night that was quite pleasant for running. First over the line was one of our guests, Natalie Wortley, but the cup for …

Thanks to Dave Manners for these photos. He has managed to get some interesting effects with the flash and clearly show how Mungai lights the way for the rest of us! [nggallery id=98]

The recent winds and rain abated and it turned out to be a decent evening for a run along the Quayside. There was a good turnout of 45 runners including a number of guests. One of the guests, Kay Lee who had been chaperoned by Gill Milne, led from start to finish and managed to …

Update 2: Winter and Spring Cups added to spreadsheet Update: Link to results amended It was a perfect summer’s day for the 43 Claremonters (and guests) who turned out to race around the Town Moor. Anthony Liddle, who has made an excellent improvement in the past month, was the first Claremonter home and defended the …