Thames Hare and Hounds

Based on Wimbledon Common in South West London, Thames Hare and Hounds is the oldest cross-country running club in the world. Our large membership is made up of runners of all ages and abilities. We enjoy a full program of training, racing and social events, at all of which newcomers are very welcome. To find out more about us click here.

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Notices

James top Brit in Bulgaria


James McMullan at the recent European Mountain Running Championships in Bulgaria where he finished first Brit and a fine 23rd overall.


Clough Whittome handicap & Elmbridge 10k - 26/7/10
There were a good turnout of Saltires this morning at the Elmbridge 10k. Matt Jones made a welcome return to action after his spell in Hong Kong, and Ruth Clifton made her Thames debut as the ladies took the team prize on the day. Handicap results will follow when calculated, TH&H race positions are below.
Coombe Hill 5 - 28/6/10
Andy Robinson transferred his track speed to the road with victory in this 5 mile road race. New member Dave Alcock was 4th with Pippa Major a fine 10th overall and 2nd lady.
Supreme leader wins the handicap - 19/6/10
As the new president, John Bryant followed in the footsteps of Kim Jong-il by winning the summer handicap with a glorious piece of front running. Our dear leader held off valiant efforts of Dorchie, Claire and Dave Walsh, but was never headed over the course. Simon Molden was fastest overall. All worked up a good thirst for an excellent summer party at the Leathes in the evening.
Parkland Relays - Men's Results - 3/6/10
Men's results from the Parkland Relays held on 2nd June.
Parkland Relays - Ladies' Results - 3/6/10
Ladies results from the Parkland Relays held on 2nd June.
Parkland Relays - 2/6/10
Glorious weather saw a bumper turnout at the Parkland Relays. Provisional team results are available, full results will follow.
Richmond Half Marathon - 15/5/10
Toby Pearson ran well for second spot in 1.13.58. Jeffrey Gordon also ran well for 2.09.34.
National masters road relays - 15/5/10
Thames once again just missed out on medals in the M40, while the 50s performed strongly. In the 40s it was a question of near, but not quite. Harkers got the team off to a stunning 15.05 start, progress maintained by Dave Symons. Matt Lynas maintained strong position before Ben blasted us back into an optimistic second with 15.01. Al Kennis was a late draft into the team, shrugging off the prospect of fatherhood and then it was left to Andy Weir to lift us back to 4th with 15.26 and Andy Howse and Yobbs to see us home. The 50s team was also subject to a couple of late fitness tests, and Mike Farmery, Richard Pitt and Jerry Watson all performed strongly. Results below
Upcoming Fixtures
7.30pm Fri 30th Jul
Wedding Day 7k
Bushy Park

Regular Events
10am Sun 1st Aug
Club Run
Thames Club House
7.30pm Wed 4th Aug
Club Run
Thames Club House
8.45pm Wed 4th Aug
Pub Meet
The Telegraph