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Chelsea Duke's Marathon 2013 | Clarendon Marathon
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Skip to main content. Chelsea Duke's Marathon 2013. I’m pleased to report that just after 3pm on Sunday 6th October, I became a marathoner and walked the Clarendon Way! The final few miles plodded past in a combination of pain, prayer and Jelly Babies and then I rounded the penultimate corner and could see ahead of me the curve of spectators marking the entrance to the finishing field. Cue another near burst of tears, but I got a grip with a few deep breaths and rounded the last corner. Finally I could s...
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Previous Results | Clarendon Marathon
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Skip to main content. Here are the results from the 2014 marathon:. Here is the list of 2014 Prizewinners:. Here is a link to take you the photo album giving a good overview of the day. The results for the 2013 Clarendon Marathon, Half Marathon and Relay Marathon were:. First Male: Nathan Montague. Second Male: David Ross. Third Male: Mark Stileman. First Female: Alana Livesey. Second Female: Katie Cole. Third Female: Lisa Hale. First Male: Graham Robinson. Second Male: Ben Cole. First female Hasher: Pri...
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Gallery 2014 | Clarendon Marathon
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Skip to main content. Gallery of Clarendon Photos for 2014. For images from the 2014 marathon please see below (1st of 2 pages). For 2nd page of pictures. We would like to thank the following people for providing photos of the race:. Clive Cook, Ian White, James Larcombe, Jill Baker, Joe Bright, Mark Witt, Martin Hogg, Tom Evison and Sussex Sport Photography. The above pictures are from the first half of the race (Salisbury to Broughton) 2014. For images of the 2013 marathon please click here. The Claren...
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Nathan Montague: a ghost laid to rest | Clarendon Marathon
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Skip to main content. Nathan Montague: a ghost laid to rest. Receiving his medal as last year’s Clarendon Marathon [2013] first male, meant so much more to Nathan Montague than just coming in first in one of his favourite events. Follow us on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. We are very grateful for the continued support from the following people and organisations. Please support them by clicking on their logos to visit their websites. We are also pleased that Fyffes. Charities and good causes.
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Entrants (bookings received to date) | Clarendon Marathon
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Skip to main content. Entrants (bookings received to date). Below are the people who have confirmed their places for this year's run. If you would like to register, click here. Race: Half Marathon (13.1 miles). Half Marathon (13.1 miles). Half Marathon (13.1 miles). Half Marathon (13.1 miles). Half Marathon (13.1 miles). Half Marathon (13.1 miles). Half Marathon (13.1 miles). Half Marathon (13.1 miles). Half Marathon (13.1 miles). Half Marathon (13.1 miles). Half Marathon (13.1 miles). Half Marathon (13&...
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Event Info | Clarendon Marathon
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Skip to main content. The Clarendon Way Marathon (Laverstock/Salisbury to Winchester) - starting at 10:30am (earlier start of 8:00hrs for walkers and 9:30hrs for very slow runners). Cost 30.00. The Clarendon Way Half Marathon (Broughton to Winchester) - starting at 12:15am (earlier start of 11.45 for walkers). Cost 22.00. The Clarendon Way Relay x4 Marathon (Laverstok/Salisbury to Winchester) - starting at 10:30am. Cost 70.00. The Full Marathon starts from Wyvern College, Laverstock, Salisbury. Teams are...
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Keep On Running | Clarendon Marathon
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Skip to main content. Marathons make you miserable, but they also give you the most unlikely and the most indescribable pleasures. It’s a world that I love a world unlocked when you dress up in lycra, put plasters on your nipples and run 26.2 miles in the company of upwards of 30,000 complete strangers. Read the Clarendon Marathon chapter. Kate Mosse, author and broadcaster. Liz Yelling, Double Olympian and Commonwealth bronze medallist. Stephen Brenkley, cricket correspondent for The Independent. The pa...
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Carole Loader | Clarendon Marathon
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Skip to main content. Carole Loader: Always find it difficult to describe myself other than I'm a little bit crazy! Carole is 47 and is always trying to challenge her limits when it comes to running. She’s been running since she was at school and did the usual track and cross country stuff and wasn't too shabby. However she ran out of love for it once she left school. She joined a club but all the coaches seemed to do in those days was shout at their young charges. The First Ever Marathon. Carole can now...
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Steve Goodwin will be running his 100th | Clarendon Marathon
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Skip to main content. Steve Goodwin will be running his 100th. Steve Goodwin will be running his 100th accompanied by many of his friends. Steve’s interest in running only began in 1982 when the 1st Newark Half Marathon took place in his home town. Up until then from the age of 12 his main sporting interest was tennis, playing team tennis for two local Nottinghamshire clubs. For a number of years he helped organise the Newark Half Marathon, becoming the Race Director on condition he could still run the r...
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Alana Livesey won the first marathon she ever ran | Clarendon Marathon
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Skip to main content. Alana Livesey won the first marathon she ever ran. You may find it hard to believe, but Alana entered last year’s Clarendon Marathon [2013] as a novice, never having run a marathon, or even a half marathon before, and to her delight and surprise, was the first lady over the winning line! En the Clarendon because she had heard that the route passed though pleasant countryside, she was a little concerned that she might feel isolated and lonely. It was not at all like that , she sa...
