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GBR Women's Indoor 400m and 4x400m
This year is the best year ever for the GB girls over 400m and hopefully they can do something special in Gothenburg.
Eilidh Child: 51.50
Either of these two could medal I think...
Margaret Adeoye: 52.45 (to win the 'National' 400m at Birmingham - impressive, eh!)
Meghan Beesley 52.8
Shana Cox 52.97
We then have TBO who is rumoured to be doing the relay in Gothenburg... any others? Birmingham is often deceptively quick for 400m with good bends... but they seem to be in great shape. A UK 4x400m record is definitely on the cards me thinks... Can they topple the Russians?
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I fancy our girls this year, a team of Child-Adeoye-TBO-PSD is easily a match for the Russian IMO. Fingers crossed
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Haha why not start the year as we mean to go on, discussing the UK w4x400 ?!!
THe difference this year (indoors at least) seems to be that we don't have a weak link and we can all agree on the order.
(Now sit back and watch as UKA totally fuck it up as usual )
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Hmm, Ohuruogu-Cox-PSD-Child has a nice ring don't you think? ;P
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it's possible they could topple the Russian's as Russia isn't taking anybody who is in the A-team or even the B team by any means. Though the two Ksenia's will be dangerous, Ksenia Ustalova is a sub-50s runner and Ksenia Zadorina is probably as fast as anybody not named Christine on the brit team, with a 51sec or two in her career.
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Eldanielfire, could you use more punctuation in your posts? I'm not trying to make a dig, it's just sometimes I find them difficult to understand
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TBO, Emma Duck, Meghan Beesly, LInda Keough
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But you forgot Tasha :O
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Agree with your first running order suggestion Iain... As TBO doesn't run the individual indoors her on the first leg could be a bit of nightmare... That order could work outdoors too. PSD defo has to be on last.
Mump - I completely agree they'll probably goof up... though I expect that more outdoors....
Phylis Smith can bring a smile to any line up...
Linda Keough was awesome in her day... split 1990 was great - she outran Perec!!
Any news on Nicola this year? I still look back on that 50.02 indoor run (and that 48.8 relay leg) in 2007 as outstanding. But alas, it was 6 years ago...
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She certainly was.
The fact that she, Sally Gunnell, Lee McConnell, PSD, Michelle Scutt have all run sub 50 in relays is one of the reasons TBO and 4x4 rubs me up the wrong way.
Even Kelly Sotherton and Marily Okoro, Jocelyn Hoyte Smith, Donna Hartley, Alison Curbishley have run faster than TBO in relays and and Georgina Oladapo has run the same time
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Let's not forget Jennifer Stoute (Split 90, Barcelona 92), Kath Merry (Sydney), Donna Fraser even did a 50.1 in KL 98...
I love in hope that TBO will turn in a good leg sometimes. Sandie Richards and even Cathy Freeman were other runners who either couldn't or didn't get chance to do a killer relay leg.
Sally G ran two stormers in Tokyo - both 49.5 or quicker, a clever 49.9 in Stuttgart to outgun Sandie Richards and an agonising 49.45 in Helsinki 94 when we missed a medal...
I'm going off thread again but what is it that turns good flat runners into great relayers? I put Akabusi and Phil Brown in that group too...
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I didn't include Kath or Donna as their individual times are very comparable to TBO and should run faster than she has. You're right about Jenny her 50.4 in Barcelona is faster than anything TBOO has run despite the fact she never broke 51 in the individual.
Sandie Richards has a 49.4 from Athens in 97 ans Cathy a 49.3 from Sydney. Deon Hemmings has a 49.3 and even Davita Predeghast !! had a sub 50
TBO lack of commitment to the relay is one of the most annoying things in world athletics
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You keep stating TBO isn't commited to the relay (and use times alone to justify this) but on a few occasions the other girl's say that it is Christine who keeps the relay team going.
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I choose to judge it by what happens on the track where it matters rather than one random quote that makes absolutely no sense. She might want to try keeping herself going, during the race.
She is the Olympic and World champion at 400m yet had historically always been outrun by people massively inferior to her. I'm not having another discussion where you make excuses for her atrocious performances, let's just agree to differ.
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I'm totally with mump on this one.... I just want to see her run out of her skin. FOR ONCE.
Mump - thanks for the Richards/Freeman stats - agreed they are decent splits - but considering Cathy's flat PB is a 48.6 - I'd have looked more for a 48ish/Felix style split.
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NOOOO!!!! He was joking.
Please iain tell me you were joking???
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You should hear what they say in private!!!
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Child-Adeoye-TBO-PSD wasn't a joke, TBO-Cox-PSD-Child was
And as to what 'they' say, it probably depends on who 'they' are
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Child-Adeoye-TBO-PSD sounds like a great combo to me - Child on first and PSD on anchor... The middle two could go either way round indoors but I think your proposal is the safer one - Adeoye on 2nd outdoors would work as she'd go out fast I think and get us a good spot at changeover...
Mump I'm confused - do you not think that's a good order or am I bein fick?
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I think it's the perfect order, my other suggestions were ones more likely to be selected by UKA
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I'm glad we cleared that one up...
UKA have to bring back Emma Duck, surely? Poor Emma...
Seriously though - do any of the team have a say in preceedings or is it taken out of their hands completely?
Odds are 8-1 on Verona Elder coming back into the line up with Sandra Douglas as reserve.
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PHEW!!! Fully onboard with the former.
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Were's Marilyn Neufville when you need her
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Were's Marilyn Neufville when you need her [/quote]
How about Tracy Goddard (later Joseph)? She helped us to a great bronze in 1993 on third leg when Jenny Stoute was injured. Her flat PB was 53.23 but she managed a 51.4 to hand over to Sally in third after Phylis Smith's 50-flat awesome second leg... That's a relay best of two seconds faster than on the flat... that's the attitude! See the team here:
Gwen Torrence's opener of 49 flat was just jaw-dropping. Linda Keough wasn't in the best of form in 1993, but Phylis was a star and Sally's last leg wasn't her quickest (49.9) - but VERY clever. Privalova had a storming 48.4 too.
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Maybe Curbishley comes back, and Mel Neef and Linsey Macdonald too...then we can have England v Scotland!
(Sinead Dudgeon can run a leg in the first round too if need be/for resting purposes.)
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Now Melanie Neef was a gutsy runner!! She had a few GREAT first legs... Helsinki 94 when she ran out of her skin - 4 tenths faster than her then slow PB, Euro Cup 95 51.1, and Gothenburg 50.8 (each time faster than her flat PB)... then began her injuries and we didn't see her again apart from a disappointing indoor outing in 1996.
Allison Curbishley was always solid too - but she had no real kick though... I seem to remember her running 50.5-50.6 but not much faster.
Going back further Donna Hartley was always good - had a 50.1 to her name I think. Kathy Cook never really got going in the 4x400m and with a couple of exceptions (1st leg in 1983 and last leg in 1986 CG and probably a Europa Cup somewhere in there) stuck to the 4x100m.
Some of the best ever GB women's legs are probably:
Nicola Sanders Osaka run to take down Antyukh - 48.8 - incredible finish
Sally Gunnell's 3rd leg in Tokyo - 49.46 - really powerful
Sally Gunnell's final leg in Tokyo SF - 49.5
Nicola Sanders' anchor in Beijing - 49.57 - no medal though
PSD's anchor in Barcelona 2010 - 49.6
Linda Keough's anchor in Tokyo - 49.71 - but got outrun by Grit Breuer - one of the best ever relayers
Sally Gunnell's anchor in Stuttgart - 49.9 - smart, controlled run from a slow start to outrun Sandie Richards
Katherine Merry's anchor in Sydney - 49.77 - no medal though - awful first leg and a sub-par Curbishley on 3rd meant we were way out of reach - a big disappointment
Lee McConnell's anchor in Munich 2002 - 49.9 - no medal though
Michelle Scutt - London 82 - 49.98
Phylis Smith 2nd leg in Stuttgart - 50.0 - brought us from 5th to 3rd...
Linda Keough's final leg in Frankfurt 1991 - 50.0
Linda Keough's final leg in Split 1990 - 50.1
Donna Fraser's final leg in Kuala Lumper 1998 - 50.1
There were other memorable one's too. Sally's anchors in both the 1994 European Cup (50.1) and World Cup (50.8) were both great runs. The European Cup because she led from the front and the women qualified for the world cup, and the World Cup run because she came from a huge deficit behind to overtake Germany and the Americas. The team went out on a high that year after huge disappointment at the Euros in Helsinki (where they should have got at least silver but screwed up the running order putting Phylis and Linda on the wrong legs and there was huge changeover congestion) despite Sally's 49.45 leg - only a tenth slower than Perec's. Also at CG in Victoria where Sally had the worst ever anchor leg (apparently preoccupied with the Modahl scandal of that year - she went off far too slowly) and turned in a 51.2 (her slowest leg in a final for years) to be overtaken by Cathy Freeman. They won gold in the end due the Aussies being disqualified for baulking Nigeria - but it wasn't a sweet victory.
The World Indoor win last year was also fantastic - watching PSD hold off the advancing SRR was good viewing!!
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Nothing from out Olympic, World and Commonwealth Champion ?
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I could probably find about 20 better runs than the 50.5 relay best she has which I think dates back to Athens 2004 - 3rd leg. Her most 'impressive' leg for me was probably the 50.6 opener she had in Osaka 2007 - but even then she handed over in third or something - when she'd won the flat title.
It sounds like we're picking on her I know - and I do love to watch her in the individual - but I 100% share your frustration... almost as far as saying leave her out of the relay altogether if we have a strong 4 instead.
No news on Nicola then?
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Hahaha - i've been on every year... just not gone on about it in as much detail. It's probably my favourite event though.
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You're in the right place we have this same discussion obsessively every year. This one is looking better than usual
(we always say this and it usually ends in tears )
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I love this thread! How about a TARDIS-enabled trans-historic all-time GBR women's 4x400 team? I'd go for:
1st leg: Katherine Merry (2000-2001 version)
2nd leg: Kathy Cook (1984 version)
3rd leg: Sally Gunnell (1993 version)
4th leg: Nicola Sanders (2007 version)
With Linda Keough (1991 version) as alternate.
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Tweak that line up to show Merry in early 2001 form. Gunnell could probably be in 1991, 1993 or 1994 form (Despite the technically almost perfect 1993 400H, I think she was faster on the flat in 1991 and 1994). I'd add PSD to the reserve list - I like her gutsy approach even if she doesn't have Linda's smooth stride or tactical awareness.
Bring on Gothenburg and lets see what the outdoor season has to offer though.
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This year look very exciting
Eilidh is significantly faster indoors (51.50) than she is outdoors (52.28) and she ran 50.8 split in Helsinki so she is worth at least low 50's in relay, we all know what Perri's indoor (51.37) is basically the same as outdoor (51.24) so i think we can expect a massive improvement in the summer which means a very low 49 split. We know my issues with TBO so i can't attribute anything but a mid 50 to her and then as always we have a conundrum but i'm hoping Margaret Adeoye is the solution (it was supposed to be Shana). Nicola and Lee can still probably be depended on for a solid 51 or better as well
Overall there has been a massive step up in class from our 400m ladies this winter
Meghan Beesley and Laura wake (who i've never heard of before) have both pretty much equaled their outdoor best indoors
I'm under no illusion that we can beat RUS and JAM for minor medals but just once i'd like to see us put our A team out, run in the right order and ALL of them run to their ability
The UK record is very good but it's Marilyn is certainly not one of our top 400m ladies but look at the blinder she ran
Christine Ohuruogu (50.73) 17.05.84 GBR
Marilyn Okoro (50.44) 23.09.84 GBR
Lee McConnell ( 50.17) 09.10.78 GBR
Nicola Sanders (48.70) 23.06.82 GBR
especially compared to certain others
Last point Gwen's 49 first leg in 93 was awesome, her individual pb was 49.64 !! remind you of anyone else ??
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I've always seen this with Lee having a 49.9 and Marilyn as 50.8 - a great effort nonetheless
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I've seen a slightly different set of times too as well as those mump quotes... I seem to remember:
50.8 Marilyn
49.7 Lee (that was what they told her split was at the end of the race - I remember the interview) - it was a very good run
48.78 Nicola
There are probably a few hundredths unaccounted for there but I reckon that is more reflective. For me the most surprising split of recent times is Kelly Sotherton's second legs - 50.3 or thereabouts for Beijing?
Lee McConnell has had such great longevity in the relays.
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Erm... Ledovskaya - 50 flat lead off in 1988?
Sanya Richards - whatever it was in Daegu?
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Whatever happened to Helen Karagounis?
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I remember she had a half decent run in the Manchester CG 2002 to overhaul a struggling Cathy Freeman - think she ran a 51.3 or something. I don't recall any other great performances - though to be fair she was around during a period of mediocrity in British 400m running - the post Merry and pre TBO/Sanders era.
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Anyone heard of the term "jinx"? Our relay teams are the masters of underperforming, you know!
It's a pity about Nicola Sanders - her 48.8 relay leg was brilliant, and her indoor 400 record may well be the best performance ever by a British 400 runner, but she's had rotten luck with injuries. I suppose she's a good example of that other major jinx, that of the British female sprinter!
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Night Time Lover… The Bayou Bengals are all about their nighttime advantage in Death Valley, and War Eagle is still soaring coming off a primetime win against Mississippi State (As an aside, it's a tad creepy that Michael and his sister, LaToya, sang this song as a duet. Not just because it was LaToya, but because it was, well, his sister).
LSU can do whatever it needs to do to move the ball, including making people disappear. Literally, the offensive linemen can be so physical they clear defenders totally out of the play. They've only allowed two sacks, but the quarterback gets a lot of the credit for that.
To say Zach Mettenberger has been good would be slightly understating things. He is the first LSU quarterback in team history to throw for nine total touchdowns and at least 250 yards in each of the first three games of a season.
And it does help to have receivers like Odell Beckham and Jarvis Landry, plus the law firm of Hill, Blue, Magee and Associates in the backfield.
Auburn is an interesting team. The Tigers produced an uncharacteristic 339 passing yards last weekend, even more impressive considering Mississippi State's meal ticket has been its pass defense.
We would like to wish Nick Marshall all the best in trying to come close to a similar performance against LSU. Really, he doesn't have to light up the air as long as the running game is clicking, but even that will be tough.
The defensive Bayou Bengals are fast, physical and they match up well with Auburn's ground game. But LSU rotates as many as eight true freshmen on that side of the ball, an enormous number for any team, much less an SEC elite ranked in the top 10.
Here's some food for thought. LSU was in a similar position last season when it was 3-0 against two cupcakes and one decent squad and then barely survived a trip to The Plains. Also, the last time LSU lost a game in September was 2006 - to Auburn.
Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough… of watching what will be one of the most exciting teams in the SEC.
Hot Reads was noncommittal about endorsing the arrival of the Rebels as a true contender two weeks ago, but every Saturday brings something more to love.
First, there's Bo Wallace and his refusal to throw an interception the first three games. He had thrown all of three passes before Central Arkansas picked him off for the first time last season.
We'd like to say something about Jeff Scott, but even in slow motion, it's hard to accurately capture his movement in film study. We will say one thing, though. Arkansas and Missouri are statistically 1-2 in the SEC in rushing, but Ole Miss should be first. You and 10 buddies at a tailgate party could probably stop the run better than the teams the Razorbacks and Tigers have played so far.
Speaking of defense, the Rebels are putting some grown men on the field this year. The technique, the physicality - it's all there, and that's without all-SEC linebacker Denzel Nkemdiche setting foot on the field the last two games because of a knee injury.
We will again defer judgment on just how good the Rebels are. But we may have a definitive answer after the Alabama game.
Ole Miss is like Texas A&M, except with a defense, so Alabama caught a break with a bye week in between these two games.
If you think it's a stretch to say that, then Hot Reads has a little surprise for you in the game preview next week.
Arkansas at Rutgers, 3:30 p.m. ET Saturday
The Girl is Mine… Since Jen Bielema believes in #karma, she'll love this: Arkansas, the top rushing team in the SEC, meets a Rutgers defense that ranks fifth nationally in run defense. Unlike the Razorbacks, the Fightin' New Jerseyans have actually played a team with a pulse.
If the running game is legit, this matchup is a dream come true for old-school pigskin fans.
Paul James leads Rutgers and the country in total rushing yards, and Arkansas tailbacks Alex Collins (fourth) and Jonathan Williams (seventh) aren't far down on the list.
Beyond that lies another similarity for these teams - the quarterback situation is shaky due to injury.
Arkansas' Brandon Allen has a bruised throwing shoulder, and Rutgers' Gary Nova suffered a concussion last week.
Arkansas' defense has been lights out so far - but again, that's against grandma and the paper boy - so this game is good test before they get into the teeth of conference play.
10: For all the talk of Jadeveon Clowney's struggles, South Carolina leads the SEC in quarterback sacks. Make of that what you will, but maybe his "presence" really is enough to make a difference. Or maybe the other 10 guys on the field don't get enough credit.
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Established in 1965, HAWS assists over 6,000 animals and welcomes more than 31,000 human visitors annually. As an "open admissions" shelter we lead the community in animal welfare and assure sanctuary for all animals in need, regardless of age, health or temperament. HAWS is a non-profit, entirely donor-fund organization with an active humane education program, and both wildlife and companion animal rescue services for Waukesha County.
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HAWS and the Waukesha County Museum proudly present The Nature of Dogs, opening this Saturday, April 10, with a special party from Noon to 2:00p.m.!
The Nature of Dogs, on exhibit from April 10 - June 12 at 101 W. Main St., Waukesha, features the fine art photography of Mary Ludington. Notes HAWS Executive Director Lynn Olenik: "Ms. Ludington's works showcase many of our favorite canine breeds and embraces their spirit and heart. This show is a must-see for any dog lover."
As the first stop on the exhibit's tour, HAWS and the Museum are marking the 9-week run with special event nights, seminars and fun activities for all ages.
This Saturday, April 10, is "Opening Day" at the Museum! Join our special guest Marilynn Mee from 96.5 WKLH at the official kick-off party for the exhibit from Noon – 2:00 p.m. Giveaways include free admission to the Museum and HAWS bracelets to the first 96 people, and doggie bags for their pets – yes, pets are welcome! Stop in to meet HAWS adoptable animals through our Mobile Adoption Center. Popcorn and hotdogs will be served to complete the "tail"-gate.
Then: mark your calendar for Rescue Night at the Museum, April 23rd, 5-8pm. This exciting event will feature a meet-and-greet with local breed rescue groups and their representatives – both human and canine. Making a very special appearance that evening will be The Nature of Dogs photographer herself, Mary Ludington!
See all The Nature of Dogs info at www.hawspets.org or www.waukeshacountymuseum.org. Don't miss a minute of the dog-gone fun!
By the way - our 27th Annual Pet Walkathon is coming on May 1st - raise funds for HAWS on foot or online! Learn more at our official Walkathon webpage.
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Today's story from Sandy illustrates the importance of taking in animals with less than perfect health. HAWS' Foster Caregivers program gives pet lovers the opportunity to make a difference for the short term. Want to help? Contact us at email@example.com for details!
Sometimes animals come into your life expectedly. Some stay for a short time and leave a lasting impression. That was the case with little Streak.
The veterinarian I worked for called and said that a client had found a Lab puppy in their driveway and they were just leaving for a vacation. They called the local animal shelter to put in a "found" report and asked if our office would foster him until they returned.
It did not take much persuading for us to foster him.
At the time, we had 4 dogs and cats - and all got along great with the newcomer. We named him "Streak" because he had a lightning bolt white streak on his chest. He was adorable and a very smart pup, quickly learning to do his duty outside, and basic commands sit, stay and down.
He spent most of his time in our kitchen, and we quickly observed a very disturbing situation. Streak would not leave the water dish alone and would drink until it was empty. He did this even before he would eat his food. While he became house trained within one week, his drinking was getting worse and worse and we knew something was not right. Our vet diagnosed him with diabetes. We tried all known treatment for two months and nothing seemed to help.
During this time, he was becoming a member of our family, and, yes, we were going to adopt him. When he went outside with the rest of the dogs, he had a ball. He loved running under the big dogs and sharing their toys.
As time went on, Streak's condition got worse and our vet said that there wasn't anything left to try. We had a difficult decision to make! We could see him failing each day and finally we decided to give him a well deserved rest.
Yes, our hearts were broken and he left an empty spot never to be filled. It was very difficult to have him and then lose him. We had him for such a short time, but we knew he loved the time he spent with us and that he knew we were trying to help him. I wish that love could heal all of them! It doesn't, but we will never stop trying because there will be times when love can do it all and we only hope that the next one that comes to us can be that special one.
Please never be afraid to try to help such an animal: even if they don't make it, you make a huge difference in their lives and nothing can be more satisfying.
By the way - April and May are great months for activities at HAWS! Our Annual Walkathon is on May 1st, The Nature of Dogs exhibit and special events are on-going...and we've got lots of ways for you and your pet to participate and learn. Join us!
Walk, Ride, Hop for HAWS!
Whatever way you like to ambulate, we've got an event for you at HAWS!
Coming up on May 1st is our 27th Annual Pet Walkathon at Waukesha's Minooka Park. Hike the trails, then shop, have lunch, play games, meet'n'greet area mascots, enter the raffle, watch the dogs running the lure course...all in support of the HAWS cause. To help, start collecting pledges or set up your very own personal HAWS fundraising webpage. We'll see you soon!
June 12th is the day for the first ever Ride for Rover, sponsored by the Milwaukee Small Breed Dog Club and organized by Jim Demos. Jim and his group of dog AND cycle enthusiasts decided to do a fundraiser for HAWS - what better way than to hop on a motorcycle on a beautiful early-summer Saturday?! The "rally" will start at the Harley Museum in downtown Milwaukee, pitstop at HAWS for tours and snacks, and end at The Doggy Office in Brookfield with a picnic and fun for riders and non-riders alike. Badges to ride are $15, and a discount will be available to those who make a donation off the HAWS' Wish List.
HAWS annual Bunny Day is THIS SUNDAY, April 25th. If you already have a house rabbit or are thinking of getting one, this is the event for you. Come learn from experts about rabbit care and behavior, meet with other rabbit fans and even win prizes. Great supplies for your bunny friend will also be available for purchase.
By the way - "The Nature of Dogs" exhibit is now running! This collaboration between HAWS and the Waukesha County Museum is a don't-miss, running until June 12th. See the great photographs of Mary Ludington, join us for one of our special events during the run of the show - like this Friday's Rescue Night, and enter to win great pet-themed prizes.
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Join us at Minooka Park from 9am-3pm for our 27th Annual event, a day-long festival for pets and their people! You can help support the HAWS cause, on foot and online.
Each year this event is produced and sponsored by the Friends of HAWS volunteer group - their hard work makes sure that 100% of your donations for the Walk go directly to the animals at HAWS!
Walk the trails, enter the dog & owner contests, check out the Lure Course (weather permitting)...shop, shop, shop at our vendor booths...meet your favorite area Mascots and more. There is something for everyone - for you, your pet, your kids, your parents, your friends...
Here's how to get involved:
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Don't miss a minute of the fun!
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A Kent pub in the heart of cherry-growing country has launched a cocktail to toast the birth of Prince George of Cambridge using a unique cherry brandy with a Royal Warrant. Created at the Crown Inn, Sarre, By George is a refreshing drink served in a long glass with ice featuring 50ml Grant's Morella Cherry Brandy topped up with Champagne and garnished with a Kentish cherry. Locally, the pub is kn
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Britain's oldest brewer, Shepherd Neame, has signed new agreements with Canada's oldest independent brewery, Moosehead Breweries, to act as their distributors for the US and for Canada.
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A deal has been signed with Shepherd Neame to supply Oranjeboom at this year's Lounge on the Farm, which will take place at Merton Farm, Canterbury from 26-28 July.
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Nature, science, baseball and more--go on a family adventure in Fort Wayne.
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Is your family looking for something different to do? Something to spark some excitement, something that will keep all ages entertained and something that won't break the bank? Your solution - Fort Wayne !Walk on the moonScience Central is a hands-on science museum that really lives up to its name! Your family will definitely want to get their hands, feet and bodies involved in the Tidal Pool, Weather Station, High-Rail Bicycle and Giant Yellow Slide. In the Moonwalk, take your vacation to another world by experiencing the weightless feeling of gravity on the moon. Have fun exploring, doing science experiments in the Demonstration Theater, and creating memories!Play in your natural habitatAt the Fort Wayne's Children's Zoo , get nose-to-nose with an African lion, visit the Great Barrier Reef (in the zoo's 20,000-gallon aquarium) and keep your eyes peeled for the rare Komodo dragon as you explore the Indonesian rainforest. Pet adorable baby animals and let a giraffe's tongue tickle your hand as you feed it! For a different side of nature, head to the Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory , where you'll find three gardens under one roof. Visit the Showcase Garden for seasonal displays or find unusual foliage in the Desert Garden. Experience lush palm trees, orchids and a waterfall in the Tropical Garden!Enjoy festival funFort Wayne is a city that loves to celebrate its heritage and traditions with exciting festivals. Join in the fun! Get in the Mediterranean spirit with Greekfest in June, join in the RiverGames Water Wars and canoe races at the Three Rivers Festival in July, or learn about the city's ties to Johnny Appleseed at the Johnny Appleseed Festival in September. Fort Wayne has several family-friendly festivals year round, so check their calendar before you go!Cheer for America's favorite pastimeThe Fort Wayne TinCaps , a Class A Minor League affiliate of the San Diego Padres, play baseball all summer long at Parkview Field, named the #1 minor league ballpark in the country. So grab your hat and mitt and pack a picnic to enjoy a baseball game – many nights also include post-game fireworks. Tickets start at $5, making this an affordable family outing.Like this trip idea? Then you might also like Explore Evansville for Family Fun.
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