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Bronwen Cardy-Wise
Personal information
Birth name	Bronwen Cardy
Nationality	English / British
Born	26 January 1952 (age 73); Reddich, England, UK
Sport
Sport	Long-distance running
Event(s)	5,000 metres, 10,000 metres, half marathon
Club	Bromsgrove & Redditch Athletic Club

Bronwen Cardy-Wise (born 26 January 1952, née Cardy) is a British long-distance runner. She competed in the half marathon for Britain at the 1993 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships and was a regular winner of British half marathons during the 1980s and 1990s.

Cardy-Wise was a member of Bromsgrove & Redditch Athletic Club.^[1] She won many British domestic races during the eighties and nineties which led in 1993 to selection for the IAAF World Half Marathon Championships. In a British team which included Suzanne Rigg, Marian Sutton, Sue Dilnot, Teresa Dyer she finished 59th in a time of 1:16:33.

Cardy-Wise continued running in Masters athletics competition taking part in the 2001 World Masters Athletics Championships in Brisbane while working as a Prison officer. ^[2] She came second in the W45 1500m in 4:56.24, winning both the 5000m in 17:34.37 and 10000m in 36:20.10. ^[3]

Road Racing Competition Record

Year	Competition	Venue	Position	Event	Notes
Representing United Kingdom
1987	Wilmslow Half Marathon	Wilmslow, United Kingdom	1st	Half Marathon	1:15:31
1988	Stroud Half Marathon	Stroud, United Kingdom	1st	Half marathon	1:14:24
1988	1988 European Marathon Cup	Huy, Belgium	38th	Marathon	2:55:12
1989	Bath Half Marathon	Bath, United Kingdom	1st	Half Marathon	1:15.20
1989	Great Bristol Half Marathon	Bristol, United Kingdom	1st	Half Marathon	1:20.05
1989	Stroud Half Marathon	Stroud, United Kingdom	1st	Half marathon	1:15:22
1990	Paddock Wood Half Marathon	Paddock Wood, United Kingdom	1st	Half marathon	1:17:12
1991	Lake Vyrnwy Half Marathon	Lake Vyrnwy, United Kingdom	1st	Half marathon	1:16.45
1992	Lake Vyrnwy Half Marathon	Lake Vyrnwy, United Kingdom	1st	Half marathon	1:15.40
1992	Stroud Half Marathon	Stroud, United Kingdom	1st	Half marathon	1:15:26
1993	World Half Marathon Championships	Brussels, Belgium	59th	Half Marathon	1:16:33
1998	Stroud Half Marathon	Stroud, United Kingdom	1st	Half marathon	1:19:15
1999	Hastings Half Marathon	Hastings, United Kingdom	1st	Half Marathon	1:22.01
1999	Lake Vyrnwy Half Marathon	Lake Vyrnwy, United Kingdom	1st	Half marathon	1:18.34
1999	Stroud Half Marathon	Stroud, United Kingdom	1st	Half marathon	1:18:04

^ "BROMSGROVE and REDDITCH AC ROAD RECORDS" (PDF). www.bromsgroveandredditchac.org.uk. Bromsgrove and Redditch AC. Retrieved 28 March 2019.
^ Will Buckley (1 July 2001). "Old legs in fast lane". The Guardian. Retrieved 28 March 2019.
^ "e 14th WAVA World Veterans' Athletics Championships" (PDF). mastershistory.org. WAVA. Retrieved 28 March 2019.

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