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Another top-10 finish for Tayler Reid

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SEVENTH IN WORLD EVENT: Gisborne triathlete Tayler Reid (second from right) runs in the leading bunch in the World Triathlon Championship Series final in Edmonton. He finished seventh in the race and 13th overall for the season. The runners are (from left) Adrien Briffod, Marten Van Riel, Kristian Blummenfelt, Antonio Serrat Seoane, Takumi Hojo. Seth Rider, Reid and Leo Bergere. Picture by Wagner Araujo/ITU Media

SEVENTH IN WORLD EVENT: Gisborne triathlete Tayler Reid (second from right) runs in the leading bunch in the World Triathlon Championship Series final in Edmonton. He finished seventh in the race and 13th overall for the season. The runners are (from left) Adrien Briffod, Marten Van Riel, Kristian Blummenfelt, Antonio Serrat Seoane, Takumi Hojo. Seth Rider, Reid and Leo Bergere. Picture by Wagner Araujo/ITU Media

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GISBORNE triathlete Tayler Reid has finished seventh in the elite race in the World Triathlon Championship Series final in Edmonton at the weekend.

His performance put him in 13th place overall for the season.

Olympic bronze medallist Hayden Wilde chased hard all day after an aggressive swim and finished in 14th place, giving him fifth place overall for the season. Trent Thorpe finished 27th in the elite men's race.

Ainsley Thorpe was 12th in the women's under-23 race.

Nicole van der Kaay was 27th in the women's elite race.

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Dylan McCullough finished 12th in the men's u23 field, and Saxon Morgan was 20th in the same race.

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