Events Diary • Run 4 It

Organiser: Gary Gutteridge / Cosmic Hillbashers.

This race is held in Stonehaven just out the Slug Road, on the way to Banchory. The start is just before the first narrow bridge about 1 mile beyond the A90 flyover.
Grid Ref. NO 843883.

It is 6.5 km (4 miles) in distance and is run on paths round the woods and is very like a cross country race. Ascent: 740 ft
Category BS.

Maps of the routes will be available on the day and hopefully posted on the Cosmics website (www.cosmics.org.uk)
Entry is £2.50 per race or £8 for the whole series.
Prizes will be awarded for each race and a series prize for the fastest man and women.

Records:
Male: O Chepelin 26:46 2007
Female: L Noble 37:15 2007.

The hill race is the same as last year, only one way...UP... and very short and steep, record is 3 minutes and 33 seconds.

Glenisla Highland Games 15 August. Haugh Field Glenisla Games start at 12 noon. 136th Highland Games set on the banks of the River Isla. Very friendly traditional games with piping, dancing, heavy events, children's races and the Mount Blair Hill Race. Admission £4 per adult children under 14 free. Free carpark.
Disabled Access OK. Admission - Free
Contact - Lorna Davidson Telephone - 01575 582349

Organisers: Fife Athletic Club.

3rd Friday evening in the months:
16th May, 20th June, 18th July, 22nd August.

Start 7:30pm
Distance 5 km.
A scenic undulating road course within the park.

The start and finish will be from Ewes Village Hall 5 miles north of Langholm on the A7, where overnight accommodation on Friday night will also be available. We are still finalising one detail before entries open, but get the date in your diary now! This year there will be a limit of 20 teams of 2. If you haven't done the Mountain Navigation Challenge before, check www.mtnavchallenge.co.uk (Just click on the Website link above) to see previous events. It will be updated soon.

Road run in forest mostly on forest tracks.

A 15k run from Corrimony at the head of Glenurquhart to the Games Field, Blairbeg Park, Drumnadrochit. The route mostly on forest track.

See also Achmony Hill Race on same day at Highland Gathering and Games on the Born2Run website.

Distance: 4.5 Miles run.

The prize money has been increased for the hill race this year. First prize is now £75 (previously only £50). All other placings have increased accordingly.

This Highland Gathering and Games includes the march of the Lonach Highlanders, Solo Piping, Highland Dancing, Field and Track and Heavy events.
Come and wave to Billy!

Games begin 12 Noon
Parade of the Highlanders at 1:00pm & 3:00pm
Beating of the Retreat: 5:30pm
Grand Dance: 9:00pm

Male Record 20:17 John Brooks (1997)

See also the Glen Challenge on same day at Highland Gathering and Games on the Born2Run website.

Promoter: Ochil Hill Runners.

This race route covers all the 2000 ft peaks in the Ochils plus Dumyat;
1 Graham, 5 Donalds, 4 Donald Tops and 2 Marilyns*

Category AL
Distance: 18Miles (28K), 5000 feet (1,500m) - No or very limited entry on day. See website.

Registration and Finish will be at the Gannochy Sports Centre at Stirling University (NS 805965). At 10:30am a bus will leave the Gannochy to take runners to the start at Glensherup (NN 967052)
There will be changing facilities available at the Gannochy.

You will be required to carry waterproof body cover, a suitable map, compass and whistle regardless of weather conditions on the day.

Course records:
Male: 3:00:31 Andrew Symonds (2007)
Female: 3:37:25 Andrea Priestley (2007)

For full details contact http://www.shr.uk.com/

The race starts and finishes by the village hall, just half a mile in from where the ferry arrives.

You can investigate travel, accommodation etc. via www.visitcoll.co.uk

RACE FULL.

Distance 25 miles, height 3000 feet.
category CL

male record 2:48:21 1992 J Musgrave
female record 3:21:36 1999 C Menhennet

category AL
distances 13 and 7 mile routes.

male record 1:15:23 1991 S Axon
female record 1:30:48 1990 F Thin

The 10K Road Race starts at 2.30pm within the Stadium
and also finishes on the Stadium running track.
If several runners are travelling to the race together, then some assistance may be given to their travelling expenses.

The Royal 'family games' run from around 10am till 6pm.
The prizegiving takes place around 5.30pm, and is followed by the Parade of the Massed Bands down through the town to the Ferry Terminal.

A magnificent hand carved trophy is awarded to
the overall winner of the Heavy events. Gifted by the
Duke of Rothesay (HRH Prince Charles) in 2000.

There are 100m, 200m and 800m for under 13, 15 and 17
years males and females. There are also Junior and Senior
Heavyweight Championships and also wrestling within
a full traditional Highland Games programme.

Distance: 10K
The 10K is open to over 16 year olds.
This run is also open to teams of up to 6 people. Please consider collecting sponsorship to support the work of Blythswood.

The route, through the National Park, is on roads, forest tracks and rural paths. Starting and finishing at Drymen, it has spectacular views of Loch Lomond and the Campsie Fells.

Blythswood Care is a Scottish charity with a long track record of aid and development work in Eastern Europe. Proceeds from the Drymen 10K will go towards the treatment of Romanian teenagers who are suffering from HIV and AIDS. To build a clinic, equip, resource and pay running costs, we need to raise £200,000.
Help us towards our target and you will be making a real difference to the lives of these young people.

Entry forms from Entry Form Link above or web site www.blythswood.org or from 07970 863 533 or 0845 456 9460.

Further details will follow on the Website above.

Distance: 10K.
Event open to ages 15+.

The race begins at the North End of Skye, near the beautiful and famous Quiraing, and finishes in the village of Uig where refreshments will be provided.

Transport is provided to the Quiraing (where the race starts) from the hall in Uig, or runners can be transported back to collect their own cars.
Its a relatively 'easy' run (good for PB's), and very scenic - its where some of the outdoor filming was done for 'Stardust'.
It is a 10am registration at Uig Hall, for an 11am race start. The race is part of the annual Gala Day.

Promoter: Staffordshire Moorlands Athletic club.

Distance: 13.1 miles + 1,220 feet ascent.
Runners must be 17 years old or over on race day.

Runners assemble at Brough Park Leisure Centre, close to Leek town centre, just off the Buxton Road (A53). The race starts from the park at 11:00 am.

Men’s course record: 1 hr 10 minutes 13 seconds by Rob Deakin in 2001

Women’s course record: 1 hr 23 minutes 9 seconds by Amy Green in 2005

Organiser: Teviotdale Harriers Club.

Cheques payable to Teviotdale Harriers. Registration on the day in Common Haugh.
Runners must be 16+ for 10K on the race day.

Prizes: Senior Men—1st £60, 2nd £40, 3rd £20
Senior Women—1st £60, 2nd £40, 3rd £20
Veterans—1st Male and 1st Female £40
£100 Prize to 1st Athlete to Break Course Record
(30.16 M. Price )

T shirts to all 10K finishers. Medal to finishers in Fun Run.

Race open to those who will be 17 years of age or over on the day of the race.
ENTRIES LIMITED TO 150.

This 10 mile trail run is part of the Speyside Way, which runs down the old railway track starting at Ballindalloch and finishing at Aberlour. This course offers panoramic views of the River Spey and Spey Valley.

Please arrange own transport to the start of the race.

Prizes sponsored by Saucony – Falke – Speyside Runner.
All competitors will receive a Saucony Technical T-shirt
And a Medal from Little the Jewellers - Elgin.

All proceeds to The Badaguish Cairngorm Outdoor Centre:
“A Scottish charity helping people of all abilities enjoy the outdoors”.