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TWO of Tewkesbury AC's most experienced long distance runners Angie Sadler and Phillip Howells returned to South Africa to compete in the 85th anniversary run of the 89K Comrades Marathon. Both achieved outstanding results in their different objectives. For Sadler, 50, the minimum target was to beat eight hours again, in this her third running Marc Jacobs Bags Replica of the race, having achieved that on both the last two occasions. For 63-year-old Howells it was his 100th career race of marathon distance or longer. longines watches Sadler produced another superb performance, completing the race under her target time in seven hours, 50 minutes for 33rd female from 5,500 women runners. She was first lady over-50 and well inside the top 1,000 runners overall in 868th place. Howells completed the course comfortably inside the time limit in 11 hours for 9,519th overall. He was relieved and delighted to achieve his 100th marathon ambition. Ferragamo Shoes The pair were in action again only three weeks later at the annual Anglo Celtic Cup race, held at Boddington near Cheltenham. Sadler has previously run the event for the England team and completed the 50K course in five hours. Howells finished in 5:36. Replica Watches Replica Watches
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