Trophies & Accolades
Ian Brodie Trophy
For most shots on the 18th hole.
Cobblers Cup
Jinkins Balls
For something exceptional on the golf course.
The Crandyke Cup
For guest golfers.
The Namby Cup
Golf.
Memorable Trophies & Awards
Four Mile Handicap
Presented by
J. W. Beningfield
CAPTAIN
WON BY
W. R. Salaman
The Measured Time Trophy
2011 Mr Mallard (Ray Kelly, aged 66)
Completed the 1230km (768 miles) Paris-Brest-Paris 2011 event in 88 hours 24 minutes
2010 Joseph Smiggers (Stephen Bullen, aged 62)
62 miles in 3 hours 35 minutes
2009 Pruffle (Aiden Hegarty)
848 miles in 8 days 8 hours 30 minutes
The Peter Magnus Trophy
The Dr Payne Trophy
The Dr Payne Trophy
The Blink's Bowl
2012 - Mr Podder (David Devine)
2011 - Joseph Smiggers PVPMPC (Stephen Bullen)
2007 - Mr Brooks ( Michael Radford)
2006 - Bullman (Brian Vandervilt)
2005 - Mr Pickwick / Bailie MacSomething (John Morris)
2004 - Mr Justice Starleigh (Ron Gray)
The "Highgate Cycling Club" Cup
On the 22 September 2011 it was presented to Frank Simmery (Helmut Stibal) who traveled from the Black Forest in Germany.
2010 - Joseph Smiggers (Stephen Bullen) traveled from Evsham, Worcestershire
The "Winkle" Cup
(Missing since 1940) – Gifted to the Club by Nathaniel Winkle (R D F Paul) in 1925.
Nathaniel Winkle Cup
Twenty-Four Hours Road Rides
Club Gold Medals
*This was a presentation medal for this ride, done in the North Road Cycling Club’s Twenty-Four Hours Open Competition.
Club Silver Medals
Club Bronze Medals
These rides were abolished in 1893.
However, Club members continue to rise to the 24 hour challenge.
Value Fifty Guineas
The last win, being the third in succession, made the Cup Mr Mann’s own personal property.
Rules & Conditions
To be competed for annually on a racing path – distance 25 miles.
The winner to receive the Gold Medal of the Club, his name to be engraved on the Cup, and he to be considered Champion of the Club for the year.
The Cup to become the property of the member who shall win it three times in succession or five times in all.
The second and third men to receive the Silver and Bronze Medals of the Club respectively.
The Cup to remain the property of the Club until absolutely won under the above conditions.
The Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medals will not be awarded should the time of the winner exceed more than 1½ hours, unless the Committee consider there is sufficient cause on the day of the contest to extend the above limit and give notice of the same to competitors at the starting post.
Second Club Challenge Cup – Value Ten Guineas
Presented by Sir William Charley, QC, 1889
The Cup having been won three times by Mr E Hill then became his property.
One-Mile Gold Medal
In July 1885 the Club awarded M. Webber the Gold Medal for beating the previous record by two seconds with two minutes, 41.25 seconds.