Hallelujah 75 mile results

[Lucie Hancock <lbhbhnck@ftc-i.net>]

Here are the 75 mile results. 17 riders started, 15 completed. In case I 
forgot to mention the 100 mile starters and finishers, 17 started, and 
13 completed. Also there was a tie for 8th place, which in my previos 
post I listed as 8th and ninth. There was no ninth it was a tie for 
eighth. I apologize to both Meg Sleeper and Debbie Bullis for getting 
that wrong. I don't always catch my mistakes when I proofread.

 1.    Roxanne Ciccone                        FM Spirit Wind            
    10 h    37 m
 2.     Holly Rodgers                            Milolas Malachi        
        10 h    37 m
 3.     Cia Reis                                     Couer D. Wave    
            10 h    55 m
 4.     Laura Hayes                             Desco Music            
         10 h    50 m
 5.    Mary Coleman                          Hawks Neapolitan           
   11 h    35 m
 6.     Kay Faulk                                Zakhaar               
               11 h    53 m
 6.     Adele Dennard                        Awesome                    
        11 h     53 m
 8.    David Thurgood                        Rushcreek Festus            
    12 h    13 m ***
 9.     Jennifer Smith                            Shakaree            
                12 h    13 m
10.     Dawn Osborne                        Enticia                    
             12 h     19 m
10.     Samantha Thomson    (JR)        Shatoara Minuet                
 12 h    19 m
12.     Terry Rice Ingle                        Sully                    
                12 h    52 m
13.    Sharon Groh                             Calypso Jack            
            12 h    52 m
14.     Fran Williams                            SS Yankee Clipper    
          13 h    39 m
15.    Gina Hagis                                SAS Sultan            
                13 h    39 m

*** David Thurgood came from Canada to ride on his birthday, and he was 
a first time endurance rider. What a way to get into the sport. Most of 
us like to start with 25 miles!
He has my admiration, and he could even walk without a limp on Sunday 
morning.
Lucie