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Hercules lead way in Barry Jones race
Early pace: Mike Halman (180) went on to win the Barry Jones five-mile road race from Nicolas Vanlerberghe (186) and Andrew Penny (183) Ray O'Donoghue
Early pace: Mike Halman (180) went on to win the Barry Jones five-mile road race from Nicolas Vanlerberghe (186) and Andrew Penny (183) Ray O'Donoghue

Hercules Wimbledon's Mike Halman led from start to finish to win the Barry Jones five-mile road race in Wimbledon Park onm Bank Holiday Monday.

Halman won by 21 seconds in 26:37 from Nicolas Vanlerberghe of Victoria Park and Tower Hamlets and Hercules clubmate Andrew Penny, who set a junior course record of 28:40.

Steve Badgery, 60, was top veteran, finishing fifth in 30:12, setting an age-group course record.

Hercules Wimbledon clubmate Hugh Saxby broke the over-50 record with 30:35 for seventh place.

Over-40 veteran Anna Critchlow (West 4 Harriers) set a women's record 30:57 to finish clear of Ranelagh's Jo Ronaldson (32:08) and South London Harriers' Ruth Hutton (33:32).

5:23pm Tuesday 6th May 2008

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