ACHIEVEMENTS

Grand Union Canal Race 2010 29th – 31st May 2010	This is a 145 mile nonstop event from Birmingham to London	Setting a new Female Course record 28hrs 12 minutes 3rd overall.

Namibian Desert Challenge 21st – 25th February 2010	This is a 220km 5 day self sufficiency staged race in the Sossusvlei area of Namibia.	Won (overall) 25hrs 23 minutes.

6^th – 9^thNovember 2009 The Druid Challenge	This is a 3 day 82 mile event along the Ridgeway	25^thoverall.

2^nd – 9^thOctober 2009 Kalahari Extreme Marathon South Africa	This is a 250km self sufficiency staged race over 7 days in the Kalahari Desert.	Finished in a time of 27hrs 05mins. First female 10 ^thoverall.

13th - 17th July 2009 Al Andalus Ultra Trail Spain	This is a 250km staged race over 5 days, the distances each day are 56km, 48km 47km,50km and 37km in temperatures of approximately 40 degrees and over a tough course.	Finished in a time of 26hrs 58 minutes - 8th overall and 1st Lady.

23rd - 24th May 2009 Double Comrades	Comrades is South Africa's (possibly the worlds) best known road ultra. It’s a 90km (56 miles) race from Durban to Pietermaritzburg (Up run) or the other way round (down run). Although there is an up year and a down year there is nothing but hills in this race and I mean hills! I wanted to do something slightly different - I ran both ways. On the afternoon of the 23rd May I ran the 90km to PMB - 9hrs 50 minutes (up run) had a quick massage, something to eat then set off with everyone else at 5.30am on the main event Comrades Marathon running back to Durban (down run). I did this in a time of 10hrs 40 minutes making me the first female to have completed a Double Comrades - 180km (112 miles).	20hrs 30 mins THE FIRST FEMALE to have completed a Double Comrades - 180km (112 miles).

Feb 2009	Tunbridge Wells Half Marathon	1hr 40

1^stFeb 2009 Tring 2 Town	This event takes place along the Grand Union Canal, starting in Kew (London) and finishing in Tring, Hertfordshire, returning the following Day - total distance 80 miles	1st Lady, 8th overall

8th - 12th October 2008 Cape Odyssey	5 Day staged race held in the Western Cape of South Africa. Run in pairs.	Finished 53rd out of 164 starting teams.

16th - 28th July 2008 JOGLE John O’Groats to Land’s End	Female World Record running from John O'Groats to Lands End, 840 Miles - 12 days 15 hrs and 46 minutes	World Record Holder Confirmed. Fastest Female

30th - 5th April 2008 Atacama Crossing (Chile)	150 mile Self Sufficiency Staged race in the Atacama Desert	Finished 1st Lady, 20th overall

2008 Tring2Town	80 Miles	2nd Lady, 1st Female Vet

Thames Path Ultra	50 mile race from Reading to Shepperton, with navigation - this year the Thames was flooded so we had to find our own routes	2nd female - 7hrs.48

March 2007 6633 Extreme Ultra Marathon	A 352 mile self sufficiency race in the Arctic over 8 days carrying everything I needed for the race in a sled. I won the race finishing in 143 hrs 23 minutes - just under 6 days, coming in 24hrs ahead of the next person. 4 of us have finished in the last 3 years	WON I am the only female to have finished so far and hold the course record

May 2007 - Seni 200	A 200 mile non-stop race from Dudley just north of Birmingham to the Excel in London. We had to supply our own crew and navigate ourselves through the course - mainly cross country	Winning the race in 67hrs 13mins

October 2006 Kalahari Extreme Marathon	250km self sufficiency race over 7 days. The organizers supply the water & Tents. 30 competitors started.	6th overall and 1st female in a time of 31hrs 46 minutes

June 2006 Pennine 100	A self sufficiency race over 100 miles, self navigation. 29 competitors started the event and only 8 of us finished.	4th overall and 1st female and 1st female vet

March 2006 Libyan Challenge	120 mile non-stop self sufficiency race over 4 days, using GPS for navigation which had never been used before in a race. 37 competitors started the race.	3rd overall and 1st female

January 2006 Tring 2 Town	At this time this race was 45 miles in Length, starting at Little Venice and finishing in Tring	2nd lady and 1st female vet.

July 2005 Badwater Ultra Marathon	This is an invitation only event of 135 miles starting in Death valley, 282 feet below sea level finishing in the portals of Mt. Whitney 8,300 ft above sea level, in temperatures of up to 130 degrees and a time limit of 60 hrs. The course covers 3 mountain ranges for a total of 13,000 of cumulative vertical ascent and 4,700 of cumulative descent. 81 people started	I was the only British female and finished in a time of 41hrs 5 mins. Finished 23rd overall, 1st Brit and 6th Female.

April 2005 Paris to London	4 of us decided that as we had all got places in both the Paris and London Marathon we should do the Paris Marathon then run to London finishing with the London Marathon - a total of 330 miles. We had one support car and carried all our kit, including tents.	Completed

October 2004 Himalayan 100	A staged 100 mile 5 day race. The longest day being a marathon. The race goes from 5,000feet above sea level to 12,000 feet on the first day, going up to 14,000 on the second day. The temperatures during the night went down to -5.	I finished as 3rd Female

May 2004 Grand Union Canal Race	145 mile nonstop self sufficiency race from Birmingham to London along the Grand Union Canal. The race has to be completed in 45 hrs reaching Navigation Bridge at 70.5 miles in 19 hrs. 54 runners started the race with only 23 of us finishing	2nd lady and 15th overall in a time of 39hrs 39 mins.

March 2004	Rome Marathon	3hrs 34 minutes

August 2003 Marathon of Britain.	A self sufficiency 175 mile staged race over 7 days, plus navigation.	3rd Lady.

July2002 Southdowns Trailwalker	100km race over the Southdowns. This event has to be entered as a team. We had a mixed team, 2 men, and 2 women.	We won the category of Fastest Mixed Team

April 2001 Marathon Des Sable	250 km self sufficiency staged race over 7 days in the Sahara Desert. I raced as a team under the name of Tuffmuthers. I had to have 5 bags of IV drip on the 3rd day and another 5 after I finished the race.	Finished. We did however win the prize for the Team with the best sense of humour!

January 2001, 2002 and 2003 Thames Meander	54 mile race from Reading to London. Map reading skills are required for this race	Completed