The left hand photo shows an individual shot of Daniel Caines during the 400m heats
at the 2002 European Championships. The top right picture shows Daniel crossing the line
just behind Spain's David Canal to clinch the bronze medal in the 400m whilst the
bottom photo shows Caines leading Britian to Gold in the 4x400m relay.
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Men's 400m. Final.
2002 European Championships
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| 1 Ingo Schultz |
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Ger |
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45.14 |
| 2 David Canal |
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Spa |
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45.24 |
| 3 Daniel CAINES |
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Gbr |
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45.28 |
| 4 Marek Plawgo |
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Pol |
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45.40 |
| 5 Zsolt Szeglet |
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Hun |
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45.74 |
| 6 Cedric Van Branteghem |
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Bel |
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45.95 |
| 7 Karel Blaha |
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Cze |
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46.21 |
IN 2001 DANIEL CAINES WON THE WORLD INDOOR 400m CHAMPIONSHIP IN LISBON AND 2ND IN 2003 (BIRMINGHAM).
Personal bests times: 200 metres - 20.84 s (2003). 400 metres - 44.98 s (2002).
The sequence of pictures above show Daniel Caines lunging for
the line to win the Gold medal for England in the 4x400m relay
at the
2002 Commonwealth Games. Daniel held off the challenge of Welshman Matt
Elias to clinch the Gold medal by just
one hundredth of a second. 31st. July 2002. Photos G.H. ©
Men's 4x400m Final. 2002 Commonwealth Games. Manchester.
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1 England (Jared Deacon, Sean Baldock, Chris Rawlinson,
Daniel CAINES)
3: 00.40
2 Wales (Tim Benjamin, Iwan Thomas, Jamie Baulch, Matt Elias) 3: 00.41
3 Bahamas (Chris Brown, Troy McIntosh, Dominic Demeritte, Timothy Munnings) 3: 01.35
4 South Africa (Marcus La Grange, Jopie Oudtshoorn, Mbulaeni Mulaudzi, Arnaud Malherbe) 3: 01.83
5 Australia (Tim Williams, Paul Pearce, Patrick Dwyer, Clinton Hill) 3: 02.22
6 Nigeria (Tony Ogbeta, Omobolaji Lawal, Musa Audu, Fidelis Gadzama) 3: 11.16
7 Sri Lanka (Presanna Amerasekara, Ranga Wimalwansa, Rohan Kumara, Sugath Thilakaratne Disq.
8 Jamaica (Sanjay Ayre, Brandon Simpson, Danny Mcfarlane, Michael Blackwood DNF
annual progress.
2007 45.99 Atlanta, GA 12 MAY
2005 46.58 Genève 11 JUN
2004 45.29 Gateshead 27 JUN
2003 45.29 Paris Saint-Denis 24 AUG
2002 44.98 Manchester 27 JUL
2001 45.58 Sevilla 08 JUN
2000 45.37 Sydney 23 SEP