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Local kayaks finish second at Centurion 9 miler
The event was won by the Mixed-Double team of Clinton Cook and Christie Mackenzie from Dabulamanzi Canoe Club.
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East Rand Kayaking’s Tommy Booth and Richard Tandy finished second in the sub-veteran category at Centurion Canoe Club 9 Miler, on July 23, at Rietvlei Dam.
The duo finished in a time of 01:30:00.
The event was won by the mixed-double team of Clinton Cook and Christie Mackenzie from Dabulamanzi Canoe Club.
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Cook and Mackenzie finished in a time of 01:25:37 to claim first place.
“The race took place on a pleasantly warm spring day in Centurion while the water was calm and pleasant,” said Gauteng Canoe Union media liaison Jenny Dallas.
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