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Jock Waddington retains Parish Walk title

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Published Date: 18 June 2009
JOCK Waddington has taken victory in this year's 85-mile Clerical Medical Parish Walk, repeating his success in last year's event.
Janice Quirk finished second to take the women's title, 12 minutes behind the winner, while Mark Hempsall was third and Sue Biggart fourth.

>> Click here to see video of Jock Waddington and Janice Quirk crossing the finish line on YouTube

Report and round-up in next week's Isle of Man Examiner and Manx Independent.

More than 1,500 competitors lined up as the event got under way at the National Sports Centre at 8am on Saturday morning.

>> Click here to see video footage from the start of the 2009 Parish Walk on YouTube

Visit the official event website www.parishwalk.com

And see how the walkers got on by clicking here.

EVENT PREVIEW
Parish Walkers prepare for gruelling test

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WHERE WILL THE WALKERS BE WHEN?

  • Santon 9.55am (2008 Winner Jock Waddington's time), 11.30am (Time limit)

  • Malew 10.33am, 12.30pm

  • Arbory 10.53am, 1pm

  • Rushen 11.20am, 1.35pm

  • Patrick 1.27pm, 5pm

  • Peel 1.34pm, 5pm (Peel will remain open until 5.30pm for finishers only)

  • Michael 2.56pm, 7pm

  • Ballaugh 3.28pm, 7.50pm

  • Jurby 4.07pm, 8.45pm

  • Bride 5.30pm, 10.50pm

  • Andreas 6.04pm, 11.45pm

  • Lezayre 7.12pm, 1.25am

  • Maughold 8.10pm, 2.50am

  • Lonan 22.28pm, 6.50am

  • Onchan 23.19pm, 7.30am

  • Finish 23.44pm, 8am.



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