Triyaningsih Reclaims SEAG Gold for 5,000 Meter Run

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10 June 2015 09:20 WIB

Triyaningsih of Indonesia celebrates as the crosses the line to win the women's 5000-meter final at the SEA Games in Singapore, June 9, 2015. Triyaningsih regained her dominance of the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games womens 5,000 meters by winning the race at the National Stadium on Tuesday. TEMPO/Gunawan Wicaksono

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Triyaningsih of Indonesia leads the pack in the women's 5000m final athletics event during the 28th SEA Games in Singapore on June 9, 2015. She may stand just 4-feet-10-inches tall but what Triyaningsih lacks in height, she more than makes up for with a sheer determination that has led the Indonesian to dominate Southeast Asian distance running for almost a decade. TEMPO/Gunawan Wicaksono

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Triyaningsih of Indonesia celebrates after winning the women's 5000m final athletics event during the 28th SEA Games in Singapore on June 9, 2015. Her victory in Singapore was never in doubt once she turned the screw on her rivals in a dominant display of front running that earned Triyaningsih her ninth SEA Games distance gold medal since her breakthrough victory in Thailand eight years ago. MANAN VATSYAYANA/AFP/Getty Images

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Indonesia's Triyaningsih celebrates after winning the women's 5000m finals at SEA Games in Singaporen, June 9, 2015. The 28-year-old from Central Java just loves to run and appears to get stronger as the distance increases, her rhythmic stride quickening in the second half of the race as she crushed her opponents in the SEA Games 5,000 metres final. REUTERS/Edgar Su

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Indonesia's Triyaningsih celebrates with compatriot Rini Budiarti (R) after winning the women's 5000m finals at SEA Games in Singapore, June 9, 2015. Triyaningsih looked fresh as she crossed the line in a Games-record time of 16 minutes 18.06 seconds, crushing her team mate Rini Budiarti by more than 12 seconds with Myanmar's Phyu War Thet a further 24 seconds adrift. REUTERS/Edgar Su

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Indonesia's Triyaningsih kissing her mother after winning the women's 5000m finals at SEA Games in Singapore, June 9, 2015. The 28-year-old Indonesian marathoner had won the same event in 2007, 2009 and 2011, but relinquished the title to Myanmarese Phyu War Thet in 2013. TEMPO/Gunawan Wicaksono

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