Will it be…BEDLAM AT BENNELONG BOB'S BUSH BASH", or maybe "PRETENDERS POLEAXED AS PRIME PONIES PREEN AT PENNO PUNISHER"??
It could even be something of a botany lesson, given the bushy nature of Pennant Hill Park, and course -setter Bob's love of the sound of eucalyptus crunching under the Nike. Or maybe a multi sport court surface and facility comparison? Somewhat sadly though, it won't be a normal Thursday evening Pork Pie report, as your irreverent race caller is off this arvo to New Zealand for 'Sprint the Bays' in Napier. Nevertheless, and given the old gent is still standing after the six races in three days at STB, the Jim Maxwell of the SSS will be back behind the microphone next Tuesday and might manage a late analysis. The spy network has been activated, and PP looks forward to reports of another great SSS event at Penno - somewhat a reprise of Wayne's famous 'Plunge' no doubt, and bound to be yet another fantastic event.
Enjoy!
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
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2 comments:
Well it was a bit of a "Penno Punisher" and the Pretenders were well and truly Poleaxed. There was even a reprise of the Pepper Plunge available, for those who had already forgotten last summer's event. There were 19 takers for this option, 9 down and 10 up.
I thought this was a great course, spread far enough that everyone had to think hard about where they were going to go, and with the added difficulty of time estimation through the bush tracks. I really enjoyed spending almost the whole run in the bush.
There were a few quibbles about individual controls, notably no. 24 (misplaced?) and number 22 (was it inside or outside the corner? tell us in the clue!), but overall a great effort.
SPLITS ARE BACK ...THANK YOU
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