2005 Results
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Category Number Entered
Under 18 40
Under 14 68
Over 60 22
Ladies 179
TOTAL 943

The following are the prizewinners and other runners as recorded by the timekeepers. If you believe that we have got any details wrong - spellings of your name, club, time, position and so on please contact us and we will see if we can put thing right - at least on this page.

PRIZE

PLACE

 POSITION RUNNING NUMBER

TIME mm:ss

HOLDER

CLUB & [RESIDENCE]

Izaak Walton Shield

Winner

 1 439 29:53 Stuart Bond Whitt RR
Chesterfield

Dog and Partridge Tankard

Second

 2 732 30:04 Richard Brown Charnwood AC
  Third 3 358 30:06 Alex Bowden Dovedale Old Boys
  Fourth 4 2158 30:10 Jon Quint City of Norwich AC
  Fifth 5 463 30:19 ES Tresidder Carnethy
  Sixth 6 704 30:52 Chris Heys Sale Harriers
  Seventh 7 246 31:09 Ben Whitworth City of Norwich AC
  Eighth 8 127 31:11 Geoff Lowry Belper Harriers
  Ninth 9 766 31:45 Alex Young Trafford
  Tenth 10 471 31:50 Adrian Timmis  

Ian Hall Cup

1st Under 18

 9 766 31:45 Alex Young Trafford
  2nd Under 18 22   32:45 Elliot Haywood Newark

Peveril of the Peak Cup

1st Lady

 17 2128 32:38 Olivia Walwyn Knutsford

Peter Hunt Cup

2nd Lady

 54 776 35:05 Blue Haywood Newark

The Mart Cup

1st Under 14

 38 1122 34:00 Lee Jones Matlock
   2nd Under 14 85 1133 36:27 Jack Barker Glossop

The Doris Allen Salver

1st Over 60

 86 844 36:24 Clive Russell Parwich

Bluebell Cup

1st Thorpe Man

       Liam Gibson  

Matthew Parris Cup

1st Thorpe Lady

       Laura Hudson  
 
  •  Clive Russell running in his 41st Dovedale Dash won the Over 60s shield.
  •  Rodney Wood of Duffield was aged 72 while Finton Babeson was aged 5
  •  Scott Halley from Ohio ran in the race - see below
    (the runner from Ohio is actually Scott Halley, (not Holly). He has been working at Lubrizol at Duffield for a while and we kid him we will next see him in 76years, like Halley's comet! Regards, Mike Knifton)
  •  Ilkeston RFU and FC fielded 20 U14s and 18 adults
From: Scott Halley [scott.halley@ntlworld.com]
Sent: 15 November 2005 23:32
To: secretary@dovedaledash.co.uk
Subject: Ohioan
Hello, Just so I don’t get pushed into the river next year, I thought I’d set the record straight. J  Whilst it is true I’m from Ohio I’ve lived in Mickleover since Jan 04.  Some co-workers who were in a joking mood the morning of the race (you have to be with weather like that) took it upon themselves to tell the announcer I was from Ohio; I’d have said I was from Mickleover.  While technically accurate to say I’m from Ohio, I saw it spin out of control a bit – especially when I saw the quote in the paper the next day.  When I saw the comment on the results page about the spelling of my name I thought I’d best give you my version because I  didn’t want you guys holding it against me next year.  If there’d been a prize or anything for furthest travelled I would have turned in down for the folks from Yorkshire or Poland.

 By the way…great event!!!  I just started running this spring and am really enjoying it.  The ‘Dash’ was a great event.  Next year I’m wearing studded shoes.

Cheers

Scott Halley

Author: Andrew Wager - Last changed Saturday November 22, 2008 17:29