Paralympics 2012: Olivia Breen and Jenny McLoughlin win bronze
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Wales' Jenny McLoughlin and Olivia Breen have won bronze in the in T35-38 4x100m relay final for ParalympicsGB.
Plymouth-based Breen, 16, whose family come from Cardiff and Chepstow's McLoughlin, 20, joined Bethany Woodward and Katrina Hart in finishing third behind Russia and China.
Earlier Steve Morris failed in his bid for Paralympic Games gold at London 2012 in the T20 1500m on day six.
He finished sixth in a final won Iran's Peyman Nasiri Bazanjani.
Morris, 23, from Cardiff, making his Paralympics debut, had the fastest time this season of the 11 finalists.
The former Special Olympics World Games gold medallist finished a disappointing sixth in four minutes 2.5 seconds, which was almost four seconds off his season's best time.
Beverley Jones from Queensferry also suffered disapointment in the the F37 shot put, finishing seventh behind Chinese winner Na Mi.
Tracey Hinton returned to the track in the T11 100m, having failed to make the 200m final on Sunday in her sixth Paralympic Games appearance, but had no better fortune and also missed the 100m final despite finishing third in her heat.
The women's wheelchair basketball reached the quarter-final stage, where Wales' Clare Strange will were on the losing GB side to Germany, who progressed in a 55-44 triumph.
Breen and McLoughlin's effort takes Wales' medal tally to eight, with double medallists Mark Colbourne and Aled Sion Davies each winning a gold.
But they came close to winning the race, ran out of their changeover area on the last exchange, which cost them the chance of rivalling Russia for gold.
Governing body Sport Wales had set a target of winning at least 14 medals.
Also in action
Sailing: Stephen Thomas (Sonar) - lying sixth after seven races.
Football 5-a-side: Keryn Seal & Darren Harris (GB v Iran) - Iran won 1-0; GB face a 5-8 play-off semi-final against China on Thursday, 6 September.
Sitting Volleyball Placing 5-8: Amy Brierley, Sam Bowen, Jess O'Brien - GB lost 3-0 to Brazil in the semi-final and can now finish no higher than seventh.