Delloreen Ennis-London won her second race in a row at the Brussels Golden League meet in Belgium on Friday.  Ennis-London won in 12.65 seconds from a quality field including American Lolo Jones, Spain's Josephine Onyia and Australia's Sally McLellan.  Jones finished second in 12.67 ahead of Onyia, 12.71 in third. 

This win follows up on her 12.60 victory in Lausanne on Tuesday.

In the 400m hurdles, Danny McFarlane ran a good race and finished in second place behind World Champion, Kerron Clement of the US, who won in a time of 48.29.  McFarlane was timed in 48.63.  Jamaica had another podium finish as Isa Phillips finished third with a time of  48.92 while Markino Buckley, 49.23, was fifth.

Olympic 200m broze medallist, Kerron Stewart ran 22.76 seconds, but had to settle for second place behind American Marshevet Hooker who won with a time of  22.62 seconds.  Debbie Ferguson-McKenzie of the Bahamas was third in 22.79.

Kenia Sinclair topped of the Jamaican medallists on the night with a third place finish in the women's 800m.  She stopped the clock at 1:59.11 trailing home Kenyan supergirl Pamela Jelimo who won in 1:55.16.  Sencond place went to Jelimo's countrywoman Janeth Jepkosgei in 1:58.85.

Meanwhile, Jelimo collected the entire Golden League's $1 million jackpot by winning her race, which was her sixth straight.  The other contender, high jumper Blanka Vlasic, lost for the first time in the series by finishing second in the high jump.