But the man behind the mask in the London Royal Parks Foundation inaugural half-marathon wasn't a charity fun runner.
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It was Kenyan middle distance ace John Muriithi who is also hoping for a gold medal at London 2012.
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A slightly bemused John was signed up for the event by his agent after winning the Reykjavik half-marathon in August.
He said: “I liked the cheering and the course and enjoyed being a rabbit.”
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