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Ramsden breaks New Zealand mile record

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New Zealand athlete Maia Ramsden has smashed an 18-year-old national record and shoould have booked at the world indoor championships. Ramsden was third in the women's mile at the Last Chance National Qualifier meet at Boston University in a time of four minutes and 21.56 seconds. Well under the mark of former Olympian Kimberley Smith. LATEST HEADLINES: Scott Dixon second Indycar Lydia Ko wins LPGA world title Black Caps lose to India Peake summ…

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Ramsden breaks New Zealand mile record

New Zealand athlete Maia Ramsden has smashed an 18-year-old national record and shoould have booked at the world indoor championships. Ramsden was third in the women's mile at the Last Chance National Qualifier meet at Boston University in a time of four minutes and 21.56 seconds. Well under the mark of former Olympian Kimberley Smith. LATEST HEADLINES: Scott Dixon second Indycar Lydia Ko wins LPGA world title Black Caps lose to India Peake summ…

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