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If you love to run…. on the road, under the sun, cross country, in the snow, on the trails, in the rain, in the hills, in a team, as far as you can…. Carnegie Harriers is the club for you!

Whatever the distance or the discipline, there’s a good chance that a Harrier has been there, done it, and got the tee-shirt (or race memento) to prove it.

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September 21, 2018 in News, Non Members News

Derek’s Epic Monte Rosa Adventure

After failing to get a place in the UTMB, one of the "must do" events for an ultra runner, undaunted Derek set his sights on the Ultra Tour Monte Rosa which,…
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September 6, 2018 in News, Non Members News

Ultra Success for Jo and Iona

Another great weekend for our ultra runners at the Glenmore 24. Held for the eighth time, the event has 12 and 24 hour races over a scenic 4 mile loop…
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September 6, 2018 in News, Non Members News

Simon Wake Comrie Hills Relay

On Saturday 1st September, 8 Harriers (4 men and 4 women) headed up to Comrie to take part in the Simon Wake Comrie Hills Relay organised by Strathearn Harriers. This…
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August 29, 2018 in News, Non Members News

French Adventures – Egle and David tackle UTMB

On Monday 28th August, Egle Laurinaityte and David Cox took part in the MCC, the opening event of this year’s UTMB festival in Chamonix in France. New for this year the…
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August 29, 2018 in News, Non Members News

Harriers’ Success at Cambus Quarter

Congratulations to Angela Sandilands and Chris Stephenson on their successes at the Cambus Quarter on Sunday 26th August. Taking place near Alloa the race is approximately 6.5 miles long (a…
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August 29, 2018 in News, Non Members News

Jonathan runs across Scotland

Jonathan Millar placed 21st equal in the Ultra Great Britain race along the Southern Upland Way from Portpatrick in the West to Cockburnspath in the East, a mere 212 miles,…
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August 13, 2018 in News, Non Members News, Race Reports

Lomonds Hill Race Report

The Lomonds Hill Race Race Report by Isobel Burnett I’ve done this race once before, 4 years ago, and distinctly remember saying to myself as well as others, “ I…
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August 8, 2018 in News, Non Members News, Races

Images from Graham Clark Memorial Race 2018

Images from the Graham Clark Memorial Race 07/08/2018 All images courtesy of Steve Adam. https://www.flickr.com/photos/89560570@N06/sets/72157696766558122/  
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Great race report from Alan McGowan on the Scottish Long Coastal Relay.

On Saturday October 6th, 6 harriers took part as a team to compete in the challenging Scottish Long Coastal relay race (116ish miles) organised by Carnethy hill running club.

The race started at midnight with Egle Laurinaityte running the 1st leg of 16.6 miles from Kincardine to North Queensferry in an amazing time of 1hr 59mins, finishing close behind PH, Carnethy and LLV to hand over to Dave Cox. Dave kicked on, maintaining 4th place and ran a fantastic run over the tough route from North Queensferry to Dysart (21 miles) in a fantastic time of 2hrs 45mins.

Now nearing 5am, next waiting in the wings was new member Laura Muir who set off at a great pace, running the undulating route from Dysart to St Monans (20 miles), still maintaining 4th place throughout and running an awesome time of 2hrs 53mins. By this time fresh from his earlier run, Dave travelled up to St Monans to cheer on Laura coming in and to cheer on Neil Mclure who was next up for the gruelling leg 4 from St Monans to St Andrews (22 miles).

Neil pushed hard from the off and ran a strong run coming into the 'Home of Golf' in a great time of 3hr 30mins. Next up was Alan McGowan, taking on the fairly flat route from St Andrews to Wormit Bay (20.5 miles). Alan ran a consistent paced run for the first 15 miles and pushed hard on undulating final 5 miles to finish in 2hrs 36mins to then hand over to Alison Sutherland for the final leg from Wormit Bay to the finish in Newburgh (16 miles).

Leg 6 was a tough hilly, undulating route and arguably one of the toughest legs. Alison Sutherland ran well from the start and continued throughout to then be cheered on by her club mates as she neared the finish, crossing the line in a fabulous time of 2hrs 46mins. 🙌🏻👏🏻💪🏻

We finished 5th out of 11 teams in a very respectable time of 16hrs 31mins.

What an amazing day was had by all and would highly recommend putting more CH teams in for next year. 👍

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