Overall Position |
Time |
First name |
Surname |
Pre-race excuse |
Junior Women |
56 |
29:24.0 |
Helen |
Harbon |
A bunch of Saxons invaded my house while I was asleep. They took everything apart from me and I woke up to find my body all cut up and in a thousand pieces. |
68 |
30:45.0 |
Katie |
Harbon |
|
75 |
31:18.0 |
Caroline |
Willis |
|
109 |
40:24.0 |
Elita |
Bhomick |
I am running with my elderly mother |
dnf |
dnf |
Molly |
Pearson |
|
Junior Men |
18 |
21:22.0 |
Gregor |
Lloyd-Smith |
|
80 |
26:00.0 |
Josef |
Rivers |
I will be slow as I have to run with my Dad |
88 |
34:04.0 |
Oliver |
Rawlins |
|
91 |
35:18.0 |
Thomas |
Buggins |
|
102 |
38:17.0 |
Aleks |
Bhomick |
|
106 |
40:12.0 |
Richard |
Thompson |
|
dnf |
dnf |
William |
Thompson |
|
dnf |
dnf |
Matt |
Jones |
|
Senior Women |
29 |
23:17.0 |
Alex |
Rees |
I'm tired and ate too much chocolate yesterday |
33 |
24:15.0 |
Paula |
Downing |
I ate too many mince pies |
36 |
24:54.0 |
Karen |
Dodsworth |
I'm Mrs Claus and I only finished wrapping the presents on Christmas Eve, needless to say Santa couldn't possibly do it! |
44 |
26:37.0 |
Rachel |
Lancaster |
I am the home secretary's girlfriend |
49 |
28:01.0 |
Emily |
Lockyear |
I had too many mince pies yesterday |
53 |
29:10.0 |
Clare |
Brook |
|
54 |
29:18.0 |
Clare |
Lockyear |
|
55 |
29:20.0 |
Sharon |
Hammond |
|
57 |
29:32.0 |
Sarah |
Birtles |
I am still tired from running in the Lapland marathon yesterday |
58 |
29:41.0 |
Emily |
Robinson |
I run faster in temperatures above freezing |
66 |
30:41.0 |
Amy |
Lockyear |
I have a sore throat |
69 |
30:55.0 |
Jo |
Harbon |
I'm a farm bred turkey and someone ate my mother yesterday |
70 |
30:56.0 |
Deb |
Bassnett |
I don't normally run |
71 |
30:59.0 |
Sheila |
Brooks |
|
72 |
31:08.0 |
H |
Nijjar |
I was forced to do it |
75 |
31:18.0 |
Val |
Bryant |
|
77 |
31:25.0 |
Kate |
Burgess |
|
84 |
33:15.0 |
Jo |
Wilson |
|
85 |
33:16.0 |
Marisa |
Morgan |
|
87 |
33:22.0 |
Hannah |
Self |
I have been running after my friends and family all weekend |
90 |
34:40.0 |
Joanna |
Mindenhall |
|
92 |
35:38.0 |
Rebecca |
Self |
|
93 |
35:38.0 |
Abigail |
Harwood |
|
94 |
36:05.0 |
Toni |
Thomas |
The dog ate my homework |
96 |
36:14.0 |
Pualene |
Plater |
It's my first run of 2004 and my last. I'm cold and hungry and should be in bed |
98 |
37:00.0 |
Carole |
Lockyear |
|
100 |
37:27.0 |
Lorraine |
Haughton |
I can't think of an excuse to begin with - so it's a lost cause and downhill all the way really isn't it? Never mind though, it's the thought that counts. |
103 |
39:30.0 |
Christina |
of Bartley |
I drank too much coffee |
104 |
39:34.0 |
Val |
Bryant |
|
105 |
39:50.0 |
Monica |
Earley |
|
108 |
40:15.0 |
Joanna |
Woolston |
Unfit, very cold, hungover |
110 |
40:25.0 |
Inga |
Bhomick |
I am running with children whose brains have been fried by playstation |
112 |
41:50.0 |
Emma |
Newland |
|
113 |
43:39.0 |
Pamela |
Gubanits |
I've eaten too many chocolates and mince pies |
dns |
dns |
Alison |
Fennah |
|
dns |
dns |
Jenny |
Case |
|
dns |
dns |
Breda |
Haughton |
|
dns |
dns |
Lorraine |
Hindley |
|
Senior Men |
1 |
18:13.0 |
Alan |
Turnbull |
Up all night delivering presents |
2 |
19:06.0 |
Ian |
Houston |
|
3 |
19:30.0 |
Andy |
Wray |
I haven't trained. Drunk too much. Ate too much. Was up all night drinking alcohol, please see the attached note from my Mum. |
4 |
19:33.0 |
Gavin |
Elliott |
|
5 |
19:38.0 |
Andrew |
Green |
My reindeer, Rudolf, Comet etc. are held up in quarantine at the airport, so I'm running without my support team. Santa |
6 |
19:56.0 |
Roger |
Seed |
A baby and lots of relatives are here |
7 |
19:58.0 |
Gavin |
Davis |
|
8 |
20:24.0 |
Nick |
Jones |
|
9 |
20:46.0 |
Dil |
Wetherill |
|
10 |
20:51.0 |
Chris |
Green |
Delivering millions of presents in just one night is seriously tiring |
11 |
20:55.0 |
Martyn |
Annetts |
I was up all night making love (sic) to the home secretary's girlfriend |
12 |
20:55.0 |
Andy |
MacNabb |
Well I am here - but you don't know I'm here so you won't know if I am or not and anyway I'm too busy saving lives ..... Who Dares Wins |
13 |
20:56.0 |
John |
Franklin |
It's the wrong kind of frost for my technique |
14 |
20:57.0 |
Chris |
Reed |
I am weighed down with guilt for abandoning my wife and daughter on Boxing Day morning |
15 |
21:15.0 |
Rob |
Miller |
|
16 |
21:17.0 |
Adrian |
Sherwood |
|
17 |
21:21.0 |
Ben |
Smyth |
Got up five minutes ago |
19 |
21:42.0 |
David |
Howitt |
In my rush to get away from my mother in law I failed to remember my spikes |
20 |
21:55.0 |
Simon |
Patenall |
|
21 |
21:57.0 |
Stuart |
Manktelow |
|
22 |
22:03.0 |
Mark |
Wharam |
|
23 |
22:14.0 |
Jeremy |
Lintott |
|
24 |
22:16.0 |
Stewart |
Bryant |
|
25 |
22:38.0 |
Mark |
Caddy |
I've been promised turkey for breakfast, so I'm in no rush to finish |
26 |
22:58.0 |
G |
Broner |
Twin babies - no sleep |
27 |
23:02.0 |
R |
Norrington |
|
28 |
23:10.0 |
Stephen |
Hawkins |
|
30 |
23:31.0 |
Matt |
Hollingdale |
|
31 |
23:50.0 |
Stuart |
Alexander |
|
32 |
24:09.0 |
Brian |
Davies |
Too much turkey |
34 |
24:33.0 |
Philip |
Turner |
I'm up against the most talented 5k runners in the country |
35 |
24:38.0 |
David |
Ross |
I misread "fun" and "run" as "bun" |
37 |
25:31.0 |
Peter |
Duthie |
30 years of running have left my knees graunching - and the medical profession have not got their finger out to find a cure ... |
38 |
25:45.0 |
Paul |
Brooks |
I need to finish after everybody else has left, to that I am not embarrassed to put on the knitted sweater from the mother in law. |
39 |
25:49.0 |
Keith |
Hammond |
I never do |
40 |
26:08.0 |
Craig |
Brook |
|
41 |
26:17.0 |
John |
Reade |
Although I cant get a note from my mum, I don't feel well |
42 |
26:21.0 |
Paul |
Holmes |
My Christmas present Garmin Forerunner pace partner was hungover |
43 |
26:30.0 |
Jonn |
Harper |
I'm a vicar and Christmas is my busy time - honest! |
45 |
27:09.0 |
Robert |
Gould |
I am suffering from obesity |
46 |
27:52.0 |
Mark |
Hill |
|
47 |
27:59.0 |
K |
Meenan |
|
48 |
28:00.0 |
N |
Rowe |
There was a young man - lived in Pirton, whose running was extremely certain, but of kit he had none, for it had all gone, so he used his wifes trainers to get on |
50 |
28:09.0 |
Martin |
Lines |
|
51 |
28:17.0 |
John |
Brooks |
|
52 |
28:45.0 |
Jeremy |
Hill |
|
59 |
29:43.0 |
A |
Pearson |
|
60 |
29:58.0 |
Ted |
Hollingdale |
|
61 |
30:01.0 |
Matt |
Crabtree |
|
62 |
30:01.0 |
D |
Hanson |
|
63 |
30:18.0 |
Brian |
Buggins |
|
64 |
30:18.0 |
Dave |
Gilyeat |
|
65 |
30:26.0 |
Paul |
Vincent |
I'm walking backwards for Christmas |
67 |
30:41.0 |
Angus |
Hill |
|
73 |
31:12.0 |
Tony |
Green |
I only asked for directions to the sales and was told to "follow the crowd" |
74 |
31:15.0 |
S |
Gamble |
|
76 |
31:20.0 |
Ed |
Willis |
|
78 |
31:39.0 |
Peter |
Donvovan |
I am jet-lagged after flying my daugther back from the Lapland marathon in my private plane. |
79 |
32:25.0 |
Jack |
Rivers |
|
81 |
32:33.0 |
Vicky |
Hudson |
I'm too hungover to think of an excuse |
82 |
33:08.0 |
James |
of Shillington |
83 |
33:12.0 |
Pietro |
Lemol |
|
86 |
33:17.0 |
Thomas |
Murphy |
|
89 |
34:05.0 |
Tim |
Rawlins |
|
95 |
36:08.0 |
Jez |
Wiseman |
The sun got in my eye |
97 |
36:14.0 |
James |
McIntosh |
I forgot to bring my bus pass |
99 |
37:10.0 |
Ivor |
Webb |
I got up at 4am because I thought the race was at Pirton in Gloucestershire. When I arrived I met a man on a horse who said I had come to the wrong Pirton. He said I needed the Pirton in Wiltshire. When I arrived there, I saw a farmer who said he was the Chairman of the Parish Council and that he knew everything that was going on in the village, so it must be Pirton in Hertfordshire - which was only 6 miles from the start of my journey in Luton. So I am tired. |
101 |
37:29.0 |
John |
Wickersham |
She made me do all the washing up yesterday and my hands are really sore and have developed deep cracks. |
107 |
40:13.0 |
Harry |
Thompson |
|
111 |
40:37.0 |
Jack |
Batham |
|
114 |
43:41.0 |
Barry |
Braham |
It's too cold and it will take me 3.2 miles to warm up |
dnf |
dnf |
Ken |
Hoye |
|
dns |
dns |
Garron |
Gordon |
|
dns |
dns |
Roger |
Grosvenor |
|
dns |
dns |
Thomas A |
Murphy |
|
dns |
dns |
G |
Hindley |
|