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West 4 Harriers' Anna Critchlow won the Richmond Park Time Trial women's race for the ninth time in 11 attempts on Saturday.

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00:00, 3 SEP 2008
Updated15:56, 1 OCT 2013

West 4 Harriers' Anna Critchlow won the Richmond Park Time Trial women's race for the ninth time in 11 attempts on Saturday.

Critchlow, who clocked 18:18 mins over the 5km, had won four successive races up until last week.

Rose Lewis, who was third in 21:44, so nearly made it a one-two for the Chiswick-based club.

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