POS  NAME               WATCH     HCP     ACTUAL      
1   ROB ADAMSON        1.36.50   09.00   1.27.50       
2   ANDY WOOD          1.38.25   41.00     57.25         
3   JAMES SENIOR       1.39.18   40.00     59.18         
4   PAUL CRABTREE      1.39.48   41.00     58.48         
5   ADAM WALKER        1.40.11   41.00     59.11         
6   JASON FEENEY       1.40.37   44.00     56.37         
7   ADRIAN NETHERWOOD  1.41.33   41.00   1.00.33       
8   MIKE SMITH         1.41.56   38.00   1.03.56       
9   DANNY GAVELL       1.42.13   37.00   1.05.13       
10  HARRY ATKINSON     1.42.30   32.00   1.10.30       
11  SHARON TAYLOR      1.42.46   37.00   1.05.46       
12  BRUCE DUNCAN       1.42.57   34.00   1.08.57       
13  JENNY VESEY        1.43.17   23.00   1.20.17       
14  SHARON SMITH       1.43.20   28.00   1.15.20       
15  ANDY WINFIELD      1.44.10   38.00   1.06.10       
16  ADRIAN RUSHWORTH   1.44.29   41.00   1.03.29       
17  DENNIS QUINLAN     1.44.37   31.00   1.13.37       
18  HELEN MORRELL      1.45.09   21.00   1.24.09       
19  ANDY PEACE         1.45.10   54.00     51.10   FASTEST 
20  ROB JEBB           1.45.21   54.00     51.21         
21  STEVE FRY          1.45.38   41.00   1.04.38       
22  ANNE JEBB          1.45.54   00.00   1.45.54       
23  PETE WALKER        1.46.14   21.00   1.25.14       
24  Bob Dover          1.46.51   40.00   1.06.51       
25  CARY GRAY          1.47.13   45.00   1.02.13       
26  ANDY SMIDDY        1.51.30   36.00   1.15.30       
27  NEIL BARRETT       1.51.14   32.00   1.19.14       
28  JONATHAN AIREY     1.54.28   34.00   1.20.28       
29  NEIL JENNINGS      1.55.13   39.00   1.16.13       
30  GRAHAM SMITH       1.55.13   40.00   1.15.13

A good turnout this year, and good weather, despite forecasts of a couple of inches of snow, a light sprinkling, and frozen surface combined with wall to wall sunshine to give perfect conditions. Rob Adamson was the one to fool the handicapper this year (not for the first time) but, judging by his gasping for breath at the finish, had run hard to justify his crown. The presentation at the Fisherman was significant, in that Malcolm Ebbage was presented with an award to mark his fiftieth anniversary with Bingley. Congratulations Malcolm.

Pete Jebb