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College forced to postpone school ball Snow stays away but flooding aplenty More schools closed, others to stay open

By Myles Hume

Horrendous weather has cast question marks over the closure of Mid Canterbury schools today, while several others decided last night they would not open.

Ashburton College, Rakaia and Wakanui Schools, confirmed yesterday afternoon they would not open today due to flooding.

The Methven Area Bus Group cancelled its runs last night, meaning Mount Hutt College, Our Lady of the Snows, Methven Primary and Lauriston School would remain closed for a sec-

Ashburton College has made “the extremely hard decision” to postpone its ball and after-party, causing widespread disruption for pupils and local businesses.

In a letter distributed to year 12 and 13 pupils yesterday afternoon the college said they were “concerned about road conditions late at night with ice, flooding and/or snow being hazards that could affect people’s safety”.

Deputy principal Helen ShoreTaylor said it was the first time the college had to postpone the ball, which now scheduled for July 12, also the last day of term.

“It’s been an extremely hard decision to make, but we had a couple of people flying in from Australia, coming in from Mount Hutt College, Timaru Boys’ and Geraldine.

“We don’t know what the weather is going to do with snow or flooding which could turn to ice.”

The Metservice has forecasted sleety showers and a high of 5 degrees Celsius for Ashburton.

The last time snow fell on the day of the Ashburton College ball is believed to have been in 2002, and the ball still went ahead.

Ms Shore-Taylor said the college decided to postpone the ball and after-ball yesterday to give businesses and pupils time to change or cancel arrangements.

Madison Hair studio senior stylist Justine McCormick said they had 13 appointments for this afternoon,

but the diary was now empty.

“But with a bit of ringing around and a few changes we have moved them all to the 12th of July,” she said.

DNA Hairdressing Ashburton also had a significant number of bookings planned for this afternoon.

The studio’s senior stylist Kelly Reeves said they had moved all bookings for today forward to the new ball date.

She said, fortunately, not many girls already had their hair styled.

Denise Hydes, from Flowers and Balloons Ashburton, had spent a significant amount of time creating orders of corsages and button holes for ball-goers, as well as decorations for the enchanted ball theme.

She said it was unfortunate the ball had been postponed but understood why.

The company would honour its orders, meaning pupils would not have to make further payments.

Hotel Ashburton was expecting to host 400 people for the ball, but the function room would be empty tonight.

“Considering the weather conditions it’s not surprising, we were prepared for that to happen just with the weather forecast there was always that risk,” Hotel Ashburton general manager Paul Inwood said.

“We had bought food for the occasion but none of that will go to waste.”

He said cancellation fees were charged on a case-by-case basis, but since the college was postponing it would not have to pay any charge.

A good day for ducks

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While animals and humans sought shelter during yesterday’s freezing conditions, these ducks took advantage of the roadside flooding to do a spot of sightseeing on Beach Road.

in many areas, particularly in the roads leading to Wakanui School.

“Yesterday was a logistical nightmare, it’s been awful, some of the buses couldn’t go on their normal routes because of flooding. The water was up around the hubs in some places and the brakes don’t work in that case.

“In regards of what it has been like today and what’s been forecasted, it isn’t going to clear, my gut’s telling me no.

“It’s a safety issue for the kids on the buses, you can say it’s easy to go through water but you don’t know what’s underneath it.”

Ashburton College principal

Grant McMillan said the gates would remain closed today due to flooding and ceiling leaks in classrooms combined with trying road conditions which would make it difficult for pupils to get to and from college.

“It’s about looking at what’s the safest and most sensible decision ... we are absolutely aware that closing schools can be really disruptive but we have tried to minimise that by making the decision early,” Mr McMillan said.

Other schools around the district, particularly in urban Ashburton, were due to make a decision this morning.

Traffic making waves on one of Ashburton’s badly flooded roads.

By Sue Newman The legacy of this week’s biting southerly storm is being felt in many parts of the Ashburton District as flood water rather than snow.

While Ashburton received about two centimetres of snow in the early hours of Thursday morning, driving rain soon turned that snow to slush. Towards Methven, however, it was a different story with snow increasing in depth above Blands corner on the Methven Highway and continuing to fall for most of the day.

Methven had received about 12 centimetres of snow by late morning when falling snow became intermittent rain.

For farmers the snow meant an early start to feed-out stock, but with good reserves of dry feed on hand, that was just another, albeit chilly, chore.

For Duncan Humm that meant two missions into snow covered paddocks yesterday with silage and nuts for 2000 sheep. He farms at Mt Somers and before heading down country to Springfield he’d made an early start feeding out to his deer.

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ond day in a row today. Last night Pearsons Coachlines, which provides transport for at least 12 of the district’s schools, was still undecided over cancelling its routes, with manager Mark Cook “leaning heavily towards saying no”.

Mayfield and Mt SomersSpringburn Schools closed yesterday but would make a decision on reopening this morning.

Dorie School is currently opening at 10am, but there was the possibility it could close.

Mr Cook said several of the bus routes were ”borderline” yesterday, with deep surface flooding

Check out our video “We’re not concerned at the moment. We’re pretty well prepared. No time’s a good time for this but whenever these conditions are forecast you go through the same procedure,” he said.

Snow was ankle deep at Springfield mid morning yesterday, but when he left Mt Somers, Mr Humm said that area seemed to have escaped the worst of the wintry blast.

“It doesn’t take us long to feed out – as long as we can get the gate open.”

Around Ashburton, two days of heavy rain and overnight snow

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Ashburton College Mount Hutt College Rakaia School Wakanui School Methven Primary Our Lady of the Snows Lauriston School

Note: Pearsons Coachlines may cancel all bus runs.

Other schools will make a decision this morning.

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produced more water than the town’s stormwater system could handle with streets and properties flooding in many parts of town.

For some Grove Street residents there was the triple whammy of an overloaded stormwater system, Carters Creek running too high to take run-off from land and paddocks at the rear of their properties flooding.

Several found when daylight arrived yesterday that their back lawns and in some cases their garages were awash.

A stretch of State Highway One near Grahams Road was flooded across the western side, forcing northbound traffic to choose between dodging traffic islands and oncoming traffic or creating huge water sprays. There were also several stretches of flooding on the highway north of Ashburton and on many rural roads.

The Ashburton District Council’s emergency management team were in a state of readiness throughout the day, keeping one eye on the flooded streets and the other on weather predictions for today.

Anticipating a big snowfall overnight, the council had deployed

heavy machinery to strategic points around the district. EA Networks was also on stand-by overnight.

Emergency services manager Don Geddes said that while most of the district had got off lightly with manageable snow levels up to the foothills areas, the Ashburton Gorge appeared to have taken the brunt of the storm.

By 11am yesterday, Lake Heron Station had 56 centimetres of snow with heavy falls continuing.

The council was in contact with station owner Philip Todhunter, and would provide road clearing work as needed to allow heavy machinery onto the station to carve tracks so feed could be taken to stock, Mr Geddes said.

In Ashburton localised flooding was being dealt with on a situation by situation basis, he said.

“We’re just sitting tight here.

We’re watching things very closely and it will be like this for the next 24 hours. This is not over yet.”

Council assets manager Andrew Guthrie said the magnitude of the rain event was beyond the capacity of the town’s stormwater system to cope.

“Most of the network dealt with it well but we had a few localised

issues. Most of those manifested on urban-rural boundaries where sheet flooding on land came into urban areas.”

There was the odd event where sewage came up through gully traps and that occurred when stormwater pipes were overloaded with water and escaped through any vent available.

“This doesn’t only happen in Ashburton, it happens all over New Zealand when there’s very heavy rainfall,” Mr Guthrie said.

The big wet meant a busy day for Ashburton’s volunteer firefighters. They were sent scrambling from street to street, to calls from residents with flooded sections and streets.

Station officer Murray Cairns said there was little the fire crews could do, but watch.

“The water wasn’t draining fast enough through the stormwater drains, so we were powerless really. If there was a threat of water going into garages or houses, then we would have gone in and started lifting furniture – but there was no reason for that to happen,” he said.

“It was certainly wet, but there was no major risk to any properties in Ashburton.”

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ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS COLDICOTT, Daphne – Passed away peacefully on Wednesday, June 19, 2013 at Talbot Park, Timaru. In her 88th year. Loved wife of the late Noel. Loved mother and mother in law of Ivan and Liz, Cyril and Anne, and Grant and Judy. Loved sister of Carol, and grandma of all her grandchildren and great grandchildren.

A private funeral has been held.

Paterson’s Funeral Services FDANZ Ashburton WALLACE Matthew Andrew (Matt) – On June 19, 2013. Suddenly but peacefully at his home, Mt Somers. Aged 36 years.

Treasured love of Charlotte and devoted and proud Daddy of Flynn, and Cole.

“My darling Matt, My heart is broken No more words to be spoken You’re the love of my life You will live in the hearts of our beautiful boys Every day we will remember you Daddy when we laugh and play.

You are the sun, the moon that glows, the stars that twinkle, the wind that blows.

We will love you forever Forever in our hearts.”

A service to celebrate Matt’s life will be held at St John’s Presbyterian Church, Methven on MONDAY, June 24, commencing at 10.30am.

Followed by interment at the Methven cemetery.

Paterson’s Funeral Services FDANZ Ashburton WALLACE, Matthew Andrew (Matt) – On June 19, 2013. Suddenly at Mt Somers. Much loved and treasured son of Paul and Jan Wallace (Akaroa).

Big Bro to Tim and Tania (Methven), Chris and Anna (Sydney). Proud Uncle Matt to Sharni, Tyler, Jade, and Lacey. Love you uncle. Loved grandson of the late Colin and Isa Wilson, and Alma, and the late Bob Wallace (Rotoura).

“Taken to soon always in our hearts.

Arohanui” WALLACE, Matthew Andrew – Matt, a treasured uncle and friend. We will always remember your big smile and heart. You were an irreplaceable part of our family and you will be forever loved and remembered. The Milne family.

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Skifield receives 1.2m of snow

By Susan Sandys Methven residents stocked up on supplies and hunkered down in bitter weather yesterday, while Mt Hutt received over one metre of snow, isolating some staff.

As schools and preschools closed, many in Methven stayed home by their log fires and heaters, venturing outside only if they had to.

About 12 centimetres of snow which fell by 10am in the town turned into slush and large puddles as rain and bitter winds set in. Snow began falling again about 2.30pm and light falls continued throughout the rest of the day.

Many braved the miserable conditions to stock up on supplies at the town centre shops.

Methven Supervalue owner operator Steve Ling was clearing snow from around the shop and putting up signs saying “We have bread” yesterday afternoon. He had run out a couple of times earlier in the week as residents stocked up before the storm.

A family member driving from Christchurch on Wednesday had filled their car up at a bakery to bring in extra supplies for the store, and Mr Ling went to Ashburton yes-

terday to get extra supplies from the store’s depot.

“We don’t really want our customers to miss out,” he said.

He had delivered groceries to a couple of elderly people in the town yesterday who did not want to brave the snow and slush-covered roads or the treacherous footpaths.

English tourists Lisa Martin and Steve Gee were stocking up on grocery items and were amazed to see the snowy conditions in Methven, having arrived from Christchurch earlier in the day. They were staying at Pudding Hill Lodge and hoped they would not be stuck there for the day today with snow forecast to continue.

“I think it’s risky, but we have access to four-wheel-drive,” Ms Martin said.

A farmer stocking up on eggs and toilet paper at the town’s Four Square Supermarket said he had needed to come in to town not just to get groceries, but also another set of wet weather gear at ATS. Cattle had wandered from snow damaged fences on the farm and he had been outside working in the bad weather most of the day.

Among those who had fun in the snow were cousins Riley Fitzgerald, 3, and Liam Clarke, 2. They made a

snowman in their Methven front yard with the help of Riley’s dad Shaun, enjoying putting on their ski suits and getting outside and playing.

Meanwhile, Mt Hutt Ski Area received 1.2 metres of snow in the 24 hours to 5pm yesterday, its largest one-day snowfall for at least eight years.

The snowfall made the mountain’s access road impassable and isolated a small number of staff. Four groomer drivers, three ski patrollers and two road crew travelled up to the ski area on Wednesday and remained there last night.

Ski area manager James McKenzie said the staff had joined their fellow workers of the ski area’s three custodians, who are usually the only ones who sleep overnight on the mountain.

“There might be an opportunity to get them out (before Saturday) but it could be a long haul for them,” Mr McKenzie said.

There was a “huge amount of work to do” in terms of snow clearing and avalanche control before the ski area could open, and there was only a 25 per cent chance it would open today. There was a 50 per cent chance it would open tomorrow and a 95 per cent chance it would open on Sunday.

111 diary Incidents attended to by the Ashburton Police and Mid Canterbury volunteer fire brigades recently.

Check out guardianonline.co.nz, for up-to-the-minute updates on every fire callout in the district during the week.

• Minor theft A water blaster was stolen from outside a McDonald Street house in Ashburton yesterday, just after 5pm.

Police would like to hear from anyone who may have seen or heard anything around that time and urge residents to contact, 307-8400 with information.

• Drink-driver An Ashburton man was processed for drink-driving overnight Wednesday, recording a breath alcohol limit twice the legal allowance (400mcg per litre of breath). The man will appear in the Ashburton District Court next month.

• False alarm The Ashburton Volunteer Fire Brigade attended to an alarm activation on Tancred Street, just after 10am yesterday. The alarm proved to be minor and fire crews were back monitoring the district’s surface flooding for most of the morning.

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Enjoying Methven’s first snowfall of the winter, three-year-old Riley Fitzgerald (left) of Methven and his cousin Liam Clarke, 2, built a snowman helped by Riley’s dad Shaun.

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By Myles Hume The number of students completing courses at Aoraki Polytechnic continues to fall, but the institute has seen a marked improvement in other key areas.

That’s according to the Tertiary Education Commission’s 2012 education performance indicators released this recently for polytechnics and technology institutes which has left acting chief executive Alex Cabrera feeling “comfortable”.

The results found the polytechnic, which has a campus in Ashburton, saw a drop in the number of students completing courses from 80 per cent in 2011 to 78 per cent last year, ranking it 14th out of 18 institutions.

It is a severe drop for the tertiary education provider which was rated as the top institute for course completion in 2010 with 84 per cent of students finishing.

“Completions may be down slightly due to people getting jobs and also the higher ratio of full time programmes to short awards,” Mr Cabrera said.

The figures are yet to be confirmed.

In other areas, the number of students completing qualifications had seen a significant nine per cent rise, going from 68 per cent to 77 per cent and ranking it third in the sector.

Retaining its students has also been a strong point for Aoraki Polytechnic in 2012, seeing 18 per cent more students returning for another year of study compared with 2011.

“Aoraki has made developments in its programme portfolio, pathwaying to higher level education which we believe has led to better student retention in study,” Mr Cabrera said.

“Overall the indicative results are positive and show improvements from the previous year.”

One concern would be the polytechnic’s lowly ranking in progression, where a student goes on to a higher level qualification at levels one to four.

The polytechnic was ranked 17th out of 18 for the past two years with only a four per cent rise to 21 per cent.

Mr Cabrera said he would talk in more detail about the result when the results are confirmed.

Grants handed out

More than $1 million has come back into the Ashburton community in the past year through profits from gaming machines.

When the Lion Foundation tallied up its annual community grants, they totalled $45.7m; Ashburton’s share was $1 million plus, from gaming machines at six venues in the district.

The district’s biggest winner was the EA Networks Centre with the Ashburton Stadium trust granted $100,000.

Other big winners were Ashburton

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POLL RESULT Yesterday’s result Q: Are you prepared well ahead of the snow storm?

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Celebrating their early childhood education centre’s second birthday Jigsaw teacher Debbie Scammell, three-year-olds Noah Maynes and Charlotte Nicholas and centre manager Kim Begg.

Today’s online poll question

Childhood centre marks second birthday Two years ago Jigsaw Early Childhood Centre opened its doors with just two babies and four teachers, but yesterday as it celebrated

its second birthday the centre had come of age.

Centre manager Kim Begg was helped by those two first day chil-

dren, Noah Baynes and Charlotte Nicholas to blow out the candles on a birthday cake. To celebrate the children and their teachers wore

Q: Do you feel people have overreacted about the snow that’s been forecast?

pyjamas for the day and took part in a range of party games.

Today Jigsaw has grown to more than 20 staff and a roll of over 130.

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Weather to test hunters’ mettle BE PREPARED!

By Sue Newman The weather will be both the friend and the enemy of hunters in this weekend’s Mid Canterbury Hunting Competition.

While snow will drive animals down from the tops, putting them within shooting range, getting to those animals in what are likely to be horrendous conditions, will be the ultimate challenge said one of the event organisers Richard Clucas The annual hunting competition started at midnight and has attracted record entries this year. Deer, thar, chamois, pigs, wallabies and goats can be shot anywhere in the South Island

College, $45,000, the Ashburton Operatic Society, $42,000, Mid Canterbury Rugby Union, $40,000, Mid Canterbury branch of the Plunket Society, $38,500, Mid Canterbury Cricket, $31,000, Mid Canterbury Football, $30,000, Mid Canterbury Tennis, $30,000, Tinwald Reserve Board, $28,000, Ashburton Community Pool, $25,000, Ashburton Safer Community Trust, $25,000.

More than 80 local groups received grants ranging from $100,000 down to $1100.

but they must be shot through fair chase which means animals cannot be poisoned or trapped and they must be shot by hunters on foot.

Helicopters can only be used to drop hunters into remote areas and to carry them – and their animals – out at the end of the weekend.

Shooting from the air is not allowed.

Shooters must bring their kill to the Hotel Ashburton car park on Sunday by 3pm to have it weighed to be eligible for their share of more than $20,000 in prizes The competition is in its sixth year and each year the number of competitors increases,

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Mr Clucas said. With rain and snow forecast to continue falling today and tomorrow morning, any hunters planning to camp out for the duration of the hunt might be advised to rethink their plans and try to secure a hut bed, he said.

While hunting was always a challenge, this year’s event would be the ultimate in battles with the conditions, Mr Clucas said.

“The weather might move the deer down but the hunters need to be able to get in to them so what they get will depend on the amount of snow around.”

The weigh-in at the Hotel Ashburton traditionally attracts a large gallery to admire the hunters’ trophies.

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Board to oversee promotion

By Sue Newman The way in which the Ashburton District is promoted to the world is about to change with a new board set to oversee the organisation.

Experience Mid Canterbury is now a council controlled organisation and the new board is tasked with achieving a high profile for the district as a tourist destination.

The council appointed board was an exciting mix of talents, said council chief executive Brian Lester.

“We were extremely pleased with the quality of applicants and unfortunately some very good people have not been able to be appointed,” he said.

The board was selected by an appointments panel of council staff and elected members and approved by the council last week.

The new board members are: Giles Beal – Chief Executive, Ashburton Licensing Trust Jim Burgess – Ashburton District Councillor and former hotelier Dilan De Silva – General Manager, Terrace Downs Resort Matthew Findlay – General Manager, Aeronautical Business Development, Christchurch International Airport Kelvin Holmes – Ashburton Branch Manager, Rothbury Insurance Brokers Dr Dominic Moran – Managing Director, Moran Tourism Group Ltd James Urquhart – General

Manager Operations, Mt Hutt, NZ Ski Ltd Dr Moran has been appointed by the council as board chair. While he had undertaken the review of all the council-funded agencies, it was still appropriate that he was the first board chair because of his expertise and relationships in the regional tourism sector and his knowledge of the operations of Experience Mid Canterbury, Mr Lester said.

In subsequent years the board will vote for its chairman.

The new board is a mix of local and regional heavy hitters in the tourism sector, he said.

“No council-funded agency has had this level of regional expertise on its board before and I believe the challenges facing local and regional tourism sectors warrant the encouragement of more regional approaches.

“The Canterbury earthquakes have severely hit most areas of Canterbury tourism with visitor numbers coming through Christchurch airport significantly down and specific sectors like ski continuing to be below pre-quake levels. We need to be looking at regional initiatives to turn things around.”

The district had been fortunate that the current board members have been willing to give their time and expertise to the organisation, some for a great many years,” said Mr Lester.

The new board will take up the reins of the tourism organisation on July 1.

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Some tips for the weekend

Saturday: • Called off The majority of weekend sport fixtures in the district have been called off due to inclement weather. Refer to sports section for more information.

Sunday: • Hunting competition The Mid Canterbury Hunting Competition will be in full swing, attracting some of the South Island’s top hunters to the surrounds of Mid Canterbury.

Weigh-in is expected to be on Sunday from about 1.30pm, as hunters get the go ahead to hunt anywhere in the South Island, providing they are back in time for the weigh-in. Come along to Hotel Ashburton and check out the weekend’s biggest catches.

Out of town:

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Massive seas off the east coast have swamped the Ashburton River mouth with the ocean now washing up against the badly eroded cliffs that are home to six sea-front baches in the Hakatere Huts settlement.

Storm gives Hakatere cliffs a hammering

By Sue Newman The Pacific Ocean might be hammering at his front door but last night Paul Veitch did what he always does at night – watched telly, went to bed and slept like a log.

His bach is one of six that sit in the front row of the Hakatere Huts settlement, on cliffs that have been

seriously eroded by the Ashburton River. Yesterday, towering waves, stirred up by the southerly storm that is battering New Zealand, had swamped the river mouth and were battering the Hakatere cliffs.

The front row baches have all lost significant land over the past few years with some now separated from a sheer drop by less than two metres.

Mr Veitch said he had seen

seas of that size before along the coast and was keeping his fingers crossed that yesterday’s pounding wouldn’t be the final straw in the battle against erosion.

“I don’t know if I’m being blasé or not but I’m not too concerned about it. I’ve seen it like this before, coming up to the edge of the bank where the tyres are. It’s there again and just as long as it doesn’t come up to the top.”

Worst blizzard conditions in memory

By Michelle Nelson Farmers in the Ashburton Gorge are reporting the worst blizzard conditions in memory.

Rural Support Trust spokesperson John Leadley spent yesterday talking to farmers throughout the district.

More than 70cm of snow was reported at Lake Heron Station, where a severe blizzard, described as the worst ever seen, was howling.

“We’ve also been liaising with the Ashburton District Council to get the Ashburton Gorge Road open, but the equipment had to pull back at the Maori Lakes because of blizzard conditions.

“We’re waiting for clearance to get a bulldozer up there, but conditions don’t allow it at the moment,” Mr Leadley said.

“We’ve got a phone tree in the gorge, but we haven’t had to open our headquarters at this point.

“The Rural Support Trust is ready to go; we’ve been in touch with Mt Hutt Helicopters and have people available if required.

“It’s very much a waiting game at the moment.”

Mr Leadley was not aware of any power outages, although there were reports of lights flickering up the gorge.

Further down the gorge, Mid Canterbury Federated Farmers meat and fibre section chair Michael Salvesen has 30 to 40cm of snow on Surrey Hills Station in the Ashburton Gorge, and although this is not unusual at this time of the year, it was still snowing heavily last night.

He’s had the snow ploughs out.

“We’ve cleared the roads, so if we get more snow there won’t be a whole heap to shift – it’s much easier to keep on top of it,” Mr Salvesen said.

He too said the high winds were causing problems.

“It’s not quite horizontal but it is going sideways, we’ve been feeding our young stock, but the others are up on the hill, tucking into whatever shelter they can find.

“I’ve spoken to the neighbours, they’ve also had snow ploughs out in paddocks clearing grass for sheep, and to feed out on – it’s much easier to do on clear patches, otherwise they tramp it underfoot.

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With grass covered by the first snowfall of the winter, farm staff on Springfield Estate were out early feeding silage and nuts to stock. here earlier this morning, and we got the post as well.”

Ashburton Forks farmer and Mid Canterbury Federated Farmers chair, Chris Allen, said snow melt, brought on by wind and heavy rain was causing problems in his area.

“Flooding is showing up as sheets of water coming toward the house,” he said.

“The wind chill is bitter, and the feed – the feed utilisation is rubbish, with stock treading kale, hay and silage into the ground.

“Snow with wind is hard on stock – especially if it stretches on for days.”

The Allens struck a new problem with this storm – in the age of digital television, snow on the satellite dish shut down services.

How much damage the big seas had done to the cliffs wouldn’t be known until the waters receded, Mr Veitch said.

Last night Environment Canterbury issued a swell warning for the Canterbury Coastline with swells up to five metres expected from a southerly or south-southeasterly direction.

Updates on sea swells are available on line www.ecan.govt.nz

Pound consents signed off By autumn, Ashburton’s lost dogs will have a new place to call home while they wait to be reunited with their owners.

Resource consents for the Ashburton District Council’s pound have been signed off and with just a bit of tweaking left to do on the complex’s plans, council property manager John Rooney said the project will go to tender next month.

The pound will be built on council owned land on Range Street, on a site previously leased to EA Netoworks for its pole storage yard.

The new pound will be a quantum leap in comfort from the original pound on William Street or the temporary pound in the Ashburton Domain.

It will include two quarantine pens, 12 general pens that have access to a yard as well as a substantial exercise area.

Mr Rooney anticipates the pound will be ready for its first occupants in March or April.

• Staying put Police are urging residents to stay put this weekend and only travel if absolute necessary.

Many roads have experienced surface flooding and with cold temperatures predicted, it is certain to create dangerous driving conditions for all vehicles.

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Postponement a tough call but the right one I

t’s more a matter of what’s off, than what’s on in the line-up of weekend events in today’s paper.

The Ashburton College ball is one casualty of the list of postponements and cancellations, brought on by the bitterly cold storm sweeping across the district.

After months of planning the highlight of the senior school’s social calendar, set to take place tonight, has been called off for

OUR VIEW the first time ever.

Even in the 2002 snow storm the show went on.

Those who have attended the ball, or whose teenagers did, will vividly recall the pre-ball hype.

For the girls it’s all about the dress; the hair style and the make-up.

For the boys, booking suits, organising flowers and arranging

a suitable carriage to deliver their dates to the ball will have been a priority for many.

The ball committee has also been hard at work behind the scenes, as has the team from Acads, backed up by a squad of parents – making sure both the function and the after-ball party go off without a hitch.

Businesses were also rocked

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by yesterday afternoon’s notification. Florists, hair stylists, make-up experts, those

who hire suits and the Hotel Ashburton, ready to cater for tonight’s ball, were all left high and dry – because the weather is forecast to be wet and temperatures low.

The ball was postponed in the face of sleety showers and temperatures of just five degrees – and that’s the best case scenario; tonight’s weather could deliver anything, including ice, snow and/or flooding on our roads – all of which make driving

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By Katie Holland A Rotorua man who kidnapped his girlfriend then dragged her behind a car for almost 2km told police he put her in the car boot “to show her that he loved her”.

Sonny Te Aramoana Waiti, 26, appeared in the Rotorua District Court yesterday, handcuffed and guarded by three officers.

Through his lawyer Harry Edward he pleaded guilty to a charge of kidnapping 37-year-old Rotorua mother Ana Eriepa on May 25.

According to the police summary of facts, Waiti and Ms Eriepa were in a relationship and had been living together for about three weeks since Waiti was released from prison.

On the night before the incident they travelled to Tauranga and bought a new car. Waiti had been

consuming alcohol and drugs on the trip and had become “paranoid”.

Around mid-morning on May 25 Waiti arrived at Ms Eriepa’s Clinkard Ave home, drunk and driving erratically. The couple argued and Waiti ordered Ms Eriepa to drive him around Rotorua, then to his family’s rural property on State Highway 30 south of the city.

While at that property Waiti picked up Ms Eriepa and put her in the boot, locking her inside. He then drove off, with Ms Eriepa yelling at him from inside the boot.

About 1.30pm the car was seen by several witnesses driving erratically on State Highway 1 between Tokoroa and Putaruru. They then saw the boot open and Ms Eriepa fall out.

She later told police she felt the car swerving and was fearful of the car crashing. She found a cable that allowed her to open the boot

and “sought the opportunity to escape”.

The car was travelling between 90 and 100km/h when she climbed out. However one of her ankles got caught between the tow ball and the bumper, trapping her. She was dragged over the rough chip seal road for at least 1.66km.

Other motorists tried to alert Waiti but he continued driving at speeds in excess of 100km/h.

Eventually another driver pulled up beside him but Waiti gave him the finger and swerved towards him.

That swerving motion flung Ms Eriepa free and she came to rest 50m away in the middle of the road.

Waiti continued driving but was arrested a short time later where police noted his behaviour was confrontational and he appeared to be under the influence of substances.

He initially denied wrongdoing but later told police he had been released from prison three weeks earlier and had been smoking cannabis and methamphetamine continuously since then.

“He thought the victim was ‘cheating’ on him in their relationship and he put her in the car boot as he wanted to show her that he loved her,” the summary stated.

Ms Eriepa was seriously injured and remains in hospital. Her left leg has been amputated below the knee. Other injuries included a dislocated wrist, deep scalp lacerations, a degloving injury to a foot, fractured femur of her left leg, extensive skin loss around a buttock with the glute muscle torn off and multiple abrasions over the majority of her body.

Waiti was remanded in custody for sentencing in the Rotorua District Court on August 23.

- APNZ

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businesses impacted by the decision have rallied to support the move. Most have been prepared to wear the cost of the postponement, rebooking appointments, flowers and venues.

As the parent of three ballgoing revellers over the years I applaud their stance – it’s expensive, and stressful to get them there once – but twice in a year? That thought makes me shudder!

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treacherous.

It wasn’t an easy decision for organisers to make; but it was the right one. And it was announced in time for most of those involved to make other arrangements.

While the Ashburton College students were undoubtedly disappointed, the ball will go on – they will still have their red carpet moment on the last day of the school term – July 12.

And, by and large, the

Offers of help have been flooding in for the Foster family who had all their firewood stolen while spending what is likely to be their last holiday together.

The family, including father Rob, who is dying of bowel cancer, faced a cold, hard winter after their supply of wood was stolen.

They returned home this week after a seven-day trip in Fiji to

discover the theft. An anonymous friend had paid for the trip.

Phonecalls and emails offering the family firewood – ranging from a small boot-load to an entire truck-full – flooded in.

Mr Foster was staggered by people’s generosity and their quick response.

“The phone started ringing at about 8.30am and it’s just been constant with people saying ‘I can’t give you much but here’s a boot or trailer load’. The generosity is

overwhelming.” Mr Foster said he had tried to help bring in the first load but couldn’t. The cancer had spread through his body, tumours in his spine causing a lot of pain and making movement difficult.

“I want to say thank you. I’m so incredibly grateful and thankful for this unexpected generosity from people who we’ve never met.”

Mr Foster’s wife, Tori, said they had received about 12 phone calls by lunchtime yesterday, all offering help: “The callers have been

amazed that people would be low enough to steal somebody’s firewood. People have been so generous and wanting to do everything they can.”

So many offers had come through that Mrs Foster said they would be able to burn the fire 24/7 to keep Rob warm all day.

“One guy who offered a truckload also asked if there was anything else he could do to help and suggested an electric blanket so Rob would be warm in bed. -APNZ

The father of 2-year-old New Zealand triplets who died in a Qatar mall fire just over a year ago has expressed his relief at guilty verdicts in the case, saying he never expected justice for his children.

Seven people, including the owners of the nursery where Lillie, Willsher and Jackson Weekes died, had been on trial over the fire at Doha’s Villaggio mall, which killed 19 people, including 13 children, on May 28 last year.

Sheikh Ali Bin Jassim Al Thani, who is Qatar’s Ambassador to Belgium and a co-owner of Gympanzee; Iman Al-Kuwari, daughter of Qatar’s culture minister and a co-owner and manager of Gympanzee; Tzoulios Tzouliou, Villaggio’s manager; and Abdul Aziz Mohammed Al-Rabban, Villaggio’s chairman, were given the maximum sentence of six years in jail for involuntary manslaughter, Doha News reported.

Mansour Nasir Fazzaa alShahwani of Qatar’s Ministry of Business and Trade was sentenced to five years’ jail on the same charge, according to the website, which has been following the case closely.

Cleared of any wrongdoing were Villaggio Mall assistant manager Rima Itani and Villaggio’s head of security Ahmad Muhammad Abdul Rahman.

Lillie, Willsher, Jackson and the other children were being looked after at the Gympanzee nursery above a shop where the fire broke due to an electrical fault.

Their father Martin Weekes said he had been bracing for the worst and was relieved at the outcome of the court case.

The verdicts had been “a long

time coming”, Mr Weekes said last night. He was “relieved and grateful” the justice system had come out in favour of the victims.

“I think it was not a verdict that any of us were contemplating - it’s been such a dreadful, dreadful year we were just expecting the worst.

“So we are pleasantly surprised - if you can say you are surprised and happy about the fact that people have been held accountable for the death of your children.”

The verdicts had sent a clear message that public safety was important, Mr Weekes said.

“The defendants have got 15 days in which to appeal, so I guess we have to wait and see until the end of that period as to what happens after that,” he said.

“But it’s the best outcome we could have hoped for – it’s more than we could have hoped for.”

More than a year after the tragedy, Mr Weekes was still angry about the official process that had dragged on.

The families of the victims had been promised a report into the fire, which they and the court were yet to receive.

“The report was commissioned by the Crown Prince, therefore it is his report. We’ve been promised that report from countless levels of authority, including the Attorney-General in Qatar, however, the only person that can release it is the Crown Prince,” Mr Weekes said earlier.

On the anniversary of the fire, Mr Weekes and his wife Jane released three lanterns from Cheltenham Beach near their Devonport home in memory of their children.

The couple are expecting twins in August.

- APNZ

Alleged swan killers get name suppression

By Sandra Conchie A man accused of animal cruelty offences relating to black swans being allegedly mowed down by a jet boat on Tauranga Harbour has won his bid to keep his identity secret.

The man who has been granted interim name and occupation suppression faced three charges of ill-treatment of an animal, black swans, when he and another man appeared before Tauranga Community Magistrate Sue Howell yesterday.

The allegations against the first man is that the ill-treatment resulted in the swans being seriously injured or impaired after being hit on or about December 26 last year.

The first defendant and the other man, who has also been granted name suppression, face a further unrelated animal illtreatment charge stemming from a separate incident in 2011.

Both men were arrested after a joint investigation by SPCA and

Fish & Game New Zealand after footage of a boat allegedly running the swans down aired on TV3 in March this year.

A warrant for arrest had been issued for a third man also charged with the later charge who was evading a court summons being served on him, the court was told.

The first two men’s lawyer, Mark Beech, successfully argued for name suppression on the grounds it would cause extreme hardship to his clients and their families, and to protect their rights to a fair trial given earlier “inaccurate” prior publicity about the alleged swan offences.

The Bay of Plenty Times argued in favour of publication, but Ms Howell said given the informant did not oppose the application she was prepared to grant suppression on an interim basis.

Both defendants were remanded on bail without pleas, and are due back in court on July 16, when the question of name suppression is expected to be revisited.

- APNZ

Burglar bumps into body

By Natalie Akoorie A burglar made a shocking discovery when he stumbled upon a dead body hanging in the dark as he snooped around a house.

The burglar’s terrified screams alerted neighbours to a commotion at the house in Hamilton early yesterday.

It is understood the burglar rang police and reported himself, in order to raise the alarm.

Police confirmed that a burglar discovered a body in a house he had broken into in Hamilton’s north-east.

Hamilton city area commander Inspector Greg Nicholls said officers were investigating the “very unusual” incident.

“There are two things in play there.

Firstly, the deceased. That’s a matter for us to investigate on behalf of the coroner and the circumstances around that. Secondly, the burglary.”

Mr Nicholls said the dead person was a man. He did not know how old he was.

The inspector said he had never heard of anything like it happening in his 28 years in the police in Hamilton.

He thought the fright might give the intruder a new perspective.

“I’m hopeful that this may be a careerchanging moment for that burglar. I dare say for the burglar - if we remove the criminality of what he was doing - it would be really shocking,” Mr Nicholls said.

“Can you imagine what that would be like in the dark?”

Hamilton city tactical co-ordinator Senior Sergeant Freda Grace said it was “probably fairly traumatic” for the burglar.

A police source who did not want to be named said the intruder might have reported himself to avoid becoming the subject of a more-serious investigation over the dead body.

“That’s why I would have rung it in,” the source said.

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By Christopher Adams New Zealand looks set to benefit from a massive round of job cuts planned by two major corporations across the Tasman.

ANZ spokesman Stephen Ries confirmed to the Australian Associated Press that the bank was considering laying off almost 600 Melbournebased call centre staff and shifting the work to New Zealand and the Philippines.

Global information technology giant IBM is reportedly looking to axe as many as 1400 Australian staff in a restructuring that would see many positions relocated to New Zealand and Asia.

Ries said that ANZ needed to operate more efficiently in Australia’s “lower growth environment”.

“No decision has been made [on the job cuts], nor will there be a decision in the near future,” he said.

The Australian said IBM planned to cut 10 per cent of its Aussie workforce in response to disappointing first quarter financial results.

The company is estimated to employ between 12,000 and 14,000 staff in Australia.

About 450 Australian IBM workers were expected to be made redundant by the end of this month, The Australian reported.

BNZ chief economist Tony Alexander wasn’t surprised by the news.

“One of the comments I’ve been making for two to three years is that we will start to see jobs moving out of Australia into New Zealand because of the high degree of unionisation in Australia’s work force and the high [labour] costs ... New Zealanders are more cost-effective,” Alexander said. “I expect we will see more of this over time.”

But he didn’t think the shift sometimes referred to as “nearshoring” - suggested this country was becoming a kind of Mexico or Bangladesh of the South Pacific.

“I don’t think it’s saying anything about New Zealand - it’s a reminder that countries like the Philippines, for instance, are moving up the economic scale and the education of people is sufficient that they can communicate with people in developed economies,” Alexander said.

Last year Woolworths Australia moved a contact centre to Auckland, citing lower costs among the benefits, following similar expansion plans for cigarette manufacturing, food processing and media work to New Zealand.

Australian wages are about 30 per cent higher than those in this country.

Meanwhile, food manufacturer Heinz is planning to lay off around 45 staff at an infant formula factory it operates in northern England and shift production to New Zealand, where local dairy co-op Fonterra will be contracted to carry out the work.

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By Jared Savage Mark Lundy’s sister is “very hopeful” the Privy Council will quash her brother’s murder convictions and order a new trial – while her husband has revealed their anger over how police failed to disclose a document which was important to his defence.

Caryl Jones and her husband David flew from New Zealand to attend the three day hearing at the Privy Council in London for her brother’s final attempt to clear his name.

She has always believed he was innocent, and after the hearing finished she paid tribute to those who had helped to crusade to free Mark Lundy, including lawyers David Hislop QC and Malcolm Birdling as well as Geoff Levick who brought the case to their attention.

Mrs Jones had been nervous before the hearing, but was pleased with how the appeal went.

She had stood by Lundy because: “He’s my brother and I love him.

I’ve got two brothers and I love them both”.

Their other brother, Craig, believes Lundy is guilty of killing his wife Christine and daughter Amber.

Mr Jones was also pleased with how the appeal went, but said he was surprised and angry to discov-

Mark Lundy has always protested his innocence. er the police had failed to disclose Jones said. a document which the defence Lundy’s lawyer David Hislop QC, lawyers said was a “revelation” to a New Zealander living in London, the case. said he was “hopeful” the Privy According to the document - Council would find their arguwhich was not disclosed to defence ments more attractive than the lawyers at Lundy’s original trial Crown.

- the neuropathologist, Dr Heng “There is a certain exhilaration Teoh, said Lundy should not be at putting your best foot forward. convicted on the forensic evidence “I think this is a very strange he had viewed. case. When you’ve been doing “It’s taken 12 and half years to these cases for as long as I have, find out something that should you don’t get yourself bogged down have been disclosed back in 2001. with guilt or innocence.

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after year and might even die there, it’s a pretty chilling thought.”

He said he had a feeling that “something wasn’t right” when he read the case file two years ago.

“We’ll see whether their Lordships [the Privy Council] agree or not.”

The appeal before the five members of the Privy Council, including Chief Justice Dame Sian Elias, is likely to be the last of its kind for New Zealand.

The decision on whether to quash Lundy’s convictions will not be released for several weeks, if not months.

The Privy Council could deny the appeal outright, but there were two other options.

The Law Lords could order a retrial or send the case back to the Court of Appeal, which could hear the conflicting evidence over the disputed brain tissue evidence and then decide whether a new trial should be held.

The appeal hinged on a number of key planks submitted by Mr Hislop which included: • the failure of police to disclose a document to defence lawyers • the validity of science used to identify matter on Lundy’s shirt as brain tissue • the examination of stomach contents to determine the time of death • the examination of a computer’s shutdown time which led

to allegations Lundy tampered with the machine to create an alibi • the failure of the judge to properly direct the jury about the evidence of the sole eye witness.

Deputy Solicitor -General Cameron Mander responded to the criticism on behalf of the Crown, and also reminded the Privy Council of important evidence in the original trial.

Stains and smears of Christine Lundy’s blood on a window was a strong suggestion the window was forced open after the murders occurred as a “staged scenario” of a burglary, said Mr Mander.

The sliding door beside the window was left open.

Fragments of paint flakes found on or near the bodies matched samples of paint on Lundy’s set of tools, said Mr Mander.

In closing his submissions, Mr Mander said if the Privy Council was to grant Lundy’s appeal there needed to be another hearing in the Court of Appeal to determine the strength of the scientific evidence offered by the defence lawyers.

In response, Mr Hislop disagreed.

“We respectfully submit that if the criteria of fresh evidence is met, if credibility is met, then the dispute between scientific experts is a matter for the true finders of fact - the jury.”

- APNZ

Crunch talks over Christchurch repair bill

By Kurt Bayer The results of crunch talks over who pays for what in Christchurch city centre’s post-earthquake blueprint projects will remain secret until next week.

Christchurch City Council met behind closed doors yesterday and

will vote on whether it signs off a deal with the Government on how much they will each pay for the anchor projects in the city recovery plan.

Those projects include a new sports stadium and convention centre.

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meeting is held in private before final decisions are made.

An announcement is expected late next week.

The Government increased its contribution to the rebuild by $2 billion to $15 billion in April after revising the estimated cost upwards from $30 billion to $40 billion.

Prime Minister John Key and Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee have said in the past that the council should sell off some of its assets to free up some cash to pay for its “nice to haves” in the rebuild.

The idea of the council partly selling its stake in assets, such as power company Orion,

Lyttelton Port Company Ltd and Christchurch International Airport Ltd, is “incredibly logical”, according to Mr Key. But Mayor Bob Parker has repeatedly rejected those suggestions, as well as calls to increase rates, and instead prefers to borrow the money required for its share of the rebuild.

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The New Zealand economy grew at half the pace analysts were expecting in the first three months of the year as drought across the North Island sapped milk production and dragged the agriculture sector down. The kiwi dollar fell on the numbers.

Gross domestic product grew 0.3 per cent to $37.1 billion in the three months ended March 31, from a pace of 1.5 per cent in the December period, according to Statistics New Zealand.

That’s half the 0.6 per cent rate predicted in a Reuters survey of economists and below the 0.5 per cent pace forecast by the Reserve Bank in its June monetary policy statement published last week.

The economy grew at an annual 2.5 per cent, in line with expectations, and activity in the March quarter was 2.4 per cent higher than the same period a year earlier.

Agriculture, forestry and fishing shrank 4.8 per cent due to the arid climate conditions in the quarter, trimming 0.3 of a percentage point from GDP. The Reserve Bank was expecting the drought will trim about half a percentage point from economic growth.

Agriculture shrank 4.7 per cent, the biggest fall since the June 2010 quarter.

“The impact of the drought showed up as expected, with lower milk production and higher slaughter numbers for the first three months of 2013,” GDP project manager Jason Attewell said in a statement. “We expect the drought will impact on the economy for several quarters, as lower herd numbers and conception rates will affect future production.”

The New Zealand dollar fell as low as 78.38 US cents from 78.90 cents immediately before the figures were released.

New Zealand’s primary sector grew 6.5 per cent on an annual basis with favourable growing conditions through 2012 before the drought, which stoked dairy production.

Manufacturing grew 0.2 per cent in the March quarter, fuelled by a 3 per cent gain in food, beverage and tobacco manufacturing due to rising slaughter numbers fuelling meat manufacturing.

Earlier this month, the BNZBusinessNZ performance of manufacturing index showed New Zealand manufacturing activity rose in May to the highest level since June 2004, led by improved growth in production, new orders and employment.

Construction helped drive growth in the period, rising 5.5 per cent, on the back of residential building and the Canterbury rebuild effort. Investment in residential building climbed 9.6 per cent in its seventh quarterly gain and the biggest increase since September 2002.

Information media and telecommunications shrank 3.1 per cent in the quarter due to falling call minutes, and are down 1.1 per cent annually.

Electricity, gas, water and waste services shrank 4.4 per cent as declining metal production manufacturing sapped electricity generation.

Service industries grew 0.5 per cent in the quarter with strong gains in professional, scientific, technical, administrative and support services, for an annual gain of 17 per cent. Last week, the BNZ-BusinessNZ performance of services index showed the sector grew at its fastest pace for a May month since 2007.

The expenditure measure of GDP, which measures the final purchases of locally produced goods and services, grew 0.3 per cent in the quarter, and was up 3.1 per cent annually.

Household consumption rose 0.4 per cent with increased spending on nondurable goods, such as food and nonalcoholic beverages. Spending was up 2.2 per cent in the year.

Gross fixed capital formation, which is made up of business investment and residential building investment, rose 0.4 per cent in the quarter, bolstered by residential investment activity. Investment in plant, machinery and equipment shrank 6.2 per cent. GFCF grew 6.7 per cent annually. – APNZ

Peters vows $300m rail boost It would cost about $300 million to upgrade the rail line to Auckland and build the rail link to Marsden Pt and New Zealand First would make sure both were done if it were part of the next government, NZ First Leader Winston Peters said this week.

Mr Peters, the guest speaker at the goodGround Business Breakfast at Ruakaka’s Outboard Restaurant, said after decades of Northland voting in National MPs the region’s future had been derailed by National.

The audience was made up of real estate agents, business leaders, Northland Regional Council chairman Craig Brown, Whangarei Deputy Mayor Phil Halse and Bream Bay ward councillor Shelley Deeming.

Mr Peters said upgrading the rail line between Northland and Auckland and putting in a rail link to the deep water port at Marsden Pt were crucial for the region’s economy.

But “unfortunately for Northland and New Zealand, the National Party is clearly anti-rail. It has long had a clear agenda to undermine and dismantle much of New Zealand’s rail infrastructure”.

National’s rail sins included selling NZ Rail in 1997 in a private deal; allowing the buyers to asset strip and run the railways down; closing the Hillside Workshops in Dunedin last year; selecting overseas tenders to manufacture rolling stock rather than accept bids from Hillside and continuing to refuse to support the Auckland City Rail Link.

Mr Peters said it would cost about $200 million to upgrade the line to Auckland and another $100 million for the spur line to Marsden Pt, both

“drops in the ocean” when compared with the $10 billion National was spending on its Roads of National Significance (RONS) project, which includes upgrading State Highway 1 in Northland.

“The $100 million is over $20 million less than the sort of money the government spent on consultants and PR merchants to promote the sale of Mighty River Power. The costs are not excessive in terms of transport infrastructure projects and the potential benefits are huge.

“Whangarei has a great advantage of a deep water harbour that doesn’t require dredging like nearly everywhere else does and there’s plenty of flat, eas-

ily developed land for expansion. But the potential of the Port of Northland for the region, as well as for the country as a whole, is being strangled by lack of an effective rail link.”

He said NZ First’s position was clear – upgrade the line to Auckland and develop the link to Marsden Pt. Mr Halse said the Whangarei District and Northland Regional councils were working with other councils in the Upper North Island Strategic Alliance on an integrated transport plan that included road and rail.

Mr Brown said all the councils in the alliance recognised that Port Marsden would be needed well into the future and was important nationally. – APNZ

NZ Post to cull corporate jobs

By Christopher Adams New Zealand Post says it will axe 80 to 100 corporate roles at the state-owned company’s Wellington and Auckland offices by July.

Spokesman John Tulloch said the restructuring would provide cost savings and also right-size the firm, which has faced a sharp decline in mail volumes, to meet the current business conditions.

“At New Zealand Post there were probably some vestiges of the past there and it’s a case of making sure we’ve got a corporate structure for a very rapidly evolving, changing market,” said Tulloch.

The job cuts will affect roughly 6 per cent the company’s 1340 corporate staff.

Tulloch said the majority of the job losses would take place in Wellington.

“It’s never easy for individuals when their jobs get impacted but the only thing I can say is we’ve been talking to people for the last two years about change and how the structure of New Zealand Post is going to continue to evolve,” he said.

“We’re an organisation that’s very much in a position of transition.”

New Zealand Post reported a profit after tax of $169.7 million from revenue of $1.3 billion in the year to June 2012.

– APNZ

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Jolie: Syria crisis ‘worst of 21st century’ Oscar -winning actress Angelina Jolie has urged the international community to boost aid to Syrian refugees hit by what she called “the worst humanitarian crisis of the 21st century”, a UNHCR statement says.

Jolie, who is UNHCR special envoy for refugee affairs, visited the Jordan-Syria border overnight accompanied by head of UN High Commissioner for Refugees Antonio Guterres.

During their tour the two met Syrian refugees and heard how they had escaped their warravaged homes for Jordan.

“By the end of this year half of Syria’s population – 10 million people – are expected to be displaced and in desperate need,” the Hollywood star was quoted as saying in the UNHCR statement.

“The worst humanitarian crisis of the 21st century is unfolding in the Middle East today,” Jolie said, adding that the “the international response to this crisis falls short of the

vast scale of this human tragedy”.

“Much more humanitarian aid is needed, and above all, a political settlement to this conflict must be found,” she said ahead of today’s World Refugee Day. Jolie said her visit was intended “to show support for Syria’s refugees, to call on the world to address their plight, and to better understand needs in Jordan and other countries in the region most directly affected by this devastating conflict”.

Jordan says it is home to 540,000 Syrian refugees, 150,000 of whom are housed in the Zaatari camp in the kingdom’s north, near the border with Syria.

More than 1.6 million Syrian refugees have sought refuge in Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey since the beginning of an uprising against President Bashar al-Assad in March 2011, the UN says.

It says the fighting in Syria has killed more than 93,000 – AFP people so far.

• Soprano star dies James Gandolfini, best known for his role as mob boss Tony Soprano in US television drama The Sopranos, has died in Italy after a suspected heart attack. American media executive Chris Albrecht, who gave Gandolfini his start on the hit US drama, confirmed the news to industry website Deadline. com. “Absolutely stunned. I got the word from Lorraine Bracco and just got off with Brad Grey who had just heard from David Chase,” Albrecht said by email.

– AAP

• Worse than SARS A mysterious new respiratory virus that originated in the Middle East spreads easily between people and appears more deadly than SARS, doctors reported yesterday after investigating the biggest outbreak in Saudi Arabia. More than 60 cases of what is now called MERS, including 38 deaths, have been recorded by the World Health Organisation in the past year, mostly in Saudi Arabia. So far, illnesses haven’t spread as quickly as SARS did in 2003.

– AP

• 20 die in attack photo ap

RIGHT: Special envoy Angelina Jolie takes notes as she speaks with Syrian refugees in a Jordanian military camp based near the SyriaJordan border. The Syrian civil war contributed to pushing the numbers of refugees and those displaced by conflict within their own nation to an 18-year high of 45.2 million worldwide by the end of 2012, the UN refugee agency said yesterday.

G8 seeks unity on Syrian peace talks, tax evasion President Barack Obama, Russian President Vladimir Putin and other G8 leaders attempted to speak with one voice yesterday on seeking a negotiated Syrian peace settlement – yet couldn’t publicly agree on whether this means President Bashar Assad must go.

Their declaration at the end of the two-day Group of Eight summit sought to narrow the diplomatic chasm between Assad’s key backer, Russia, and Western

leaders on starting peace talks in Geneva to end a two-year civil war that has claimed an estimated 93,000 lives.

G8 leaders also published sweeping goals for tightening the tax rules on globe-trotting corporations that long have exploited loopholes to shift profits into foreign shelters that charge little tax or none. But that initiative, aimed at forcing the Googles and Apples of the world to pay higher taxes,

contained only aspirations, not binding commitments.

The declaration on Syria said the country needs a new coalition government with “a top leadership that inspires public confidence”, a definition that to British, French or American eyes would rule out Assad. It made no reference to sending US, British or French weapons to rebels, an option being kept open by the three G8 members.

Russia refused to back any declaration that made Assad’s ouster an explicit goal, arguing that it would be impossible to start peace talks with a predetermined outcome.

Reflecting the profound divisions that remain, the British host, Prime Minister David Cameron, declared it was “unthinkable that President Assad can play any part in the future government of his country. He has blood on

his hands. He has used chemical weapons”.

Putin – speaking at the same time as Cameron at a different location in a gesture that some diplomats construed as rude – rejected Cameron’s views as unproven.

And referring to last month’s butchery of an off-duty British soldier in London by alleged axe and knife-wielding Muslim extremists, Putin warned Cameron that the

Little liligers welcomed

Call for sensitive media coverage of royal birth

The zoo in Novosibirsk, Russia’s third-largest city, is home to a unique animal – the liliger.

That’s a big cat breed where the father is a lion and the mother is a lion-tiger hybrid, called a liger.

The first liliger was born in the zoo last year and now there’s a second litter of three, all of them females.

They were born in May, and now have grown up enough to start exploring their surroundings, showing an endearing clumsy energy.

Their mother, Zita, was born in the zoo in 2004. Their father, – AP Sam, is an African lion.

By Julian Drape

photo ap

Zita, a liger, half-lioness, half-tiger, carries her one-month-old liliger cub in the Novosibirsk Zoo. The cub’s father is a lion, Sam.

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weapons sent to Syria might end up being used to kill people in Europe.

“There are many such criminals in the ranks of the (Syrian) opposition, such as those who committed the brutal murder in London.

Do the Europeans want to provide such people with weapons? ... We are calling on all our partners to thoroughly think it over again before taking this very dangerous – AP step,” Putin said.

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St James Palace has called for “sensitive reporting” of the royal birth in light of the 2012 suicide of a nurse who was prank called by two Australian DJs. The plea came as it was revealed the Duchess of Cambridge wants a natural birth for her baby, who will be third in line to the throne.

Sources have confirmed Kate plans a natural delivery at the private Lindo wing of St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington. She won’t willingly join those dubbed “too posh to push”.

A St James’ Palace spokesman yesterday appealed for media restraint in light of the December death of nurse Jacintha Saldanha.

She worked at the King Edward VII hospital when Kate was treated for severe pregnancy sickness, but committed suicide after being hoaxed by 2Day FM DJs Mel Greig and Michael Christian.

The palace appreciates there’ll be “mass interest” in the baby’s

birth. “We simply appeal to all members of the media for the appropriate degree of sensitivity, dignity and privacy in their reporting,” a spokesman said.

“With the events of King Edward VII hospital still strong in our memories we would expect any media covering the Duchess of Cambridge’s hospitalisation to ensure the normal functions of the hospital are not impeded.”

Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams expects the press will behave appropriately.

The public were against the media being too intrusive and outlets were increasingly aware they could be punished in court if they overstepped the mark, he said.

“Given the circumstances, everybody knows this ought to be treated in a sensitive way,” Mr Fitzwilliams said.

The royal commentator said Kate had been allowed to ease herself into the role of future Queen helped by her husband, the palace and good “arrangements” with the media. – AAP

Assange: WikiLeaks helping Snowden WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says he has been in contact with representatives of Edward Snowden to discuss his possible bid for asylum in Iceland following his disclosure of US surveillance programs.

In a conference call with reporters on Wednesday, Assange said he had been in contact with representatives of Snowden, who has been based in Hong Kong since May 20, to discuss a potential attempt at securing asylum.

“We are in touch with Mr Snowden’s legal team and have been, are involved, in the process of brokering his asylum in Iceland,” said Assange, who is holed up in Ecuador’s embassy in London where he is fighting extradition to Sweden.

Former US government contractor Snowden, 29, fled to Hong Kong on May 20 but the United States has yet to file any formal extradition request after his bombshell leak of information about National Security Agency surveillance programs.

Earlier on Wednesday,

Seven al-Qaida-linked militants on a suicide mission attacked the UN compound yesterday with a truck bomb and then poured inside, killing at least 13 people before dying in the assault. At least three foreigners were slain during the raid in the Somali capital of Mogadishu, where the United Nations expanded its presence this year. – AP

Daniel Radcliffe

• Radcliffe wows Daniel Radcliffe has won magical reviews for his latest stage role as a disabled Irish dreamer in Martin McDonagh’s The Cripple of Inishmaan.

The former Harry Potter star plays the title role in a Michael Grandage-directed production of McDonagh’s scabrous tragicomedy at London’s Noel Coward Theatre. Radcliffe stars as Billy, a 17-year-old orphan on a remote island in 1930s Ireland, who sees a chance of escape from a life of boredom and mockery when an American film crew arrives on a neighbouring island to shoot the film Man of Aran.

– AP

• 2 killed in floods Flash floods in southwestern France have claimed two elderly victims in the space of 24 hours and forced the inundated grotto at Lourdes to remain closed for a second day, officials say. A woman in her 70s was washed away overnight by the floodwaters after getting out of her submerged car at Saint Beat near Lourdes, the local prefecture said in a statement. That tragedy was followed yesterday by the death of a 75-yearold man, who was also swept to his death after the flood waters at Luz-Saint-Sauveur in the Pyrenees turned a local stream into a torrent. – AFP

• Bus plunge kills 30 At least 30 people have died after a bus plunged off a highway into a river in central Peru, authorities say. “So far, I have 30 confirmed dead, but the police are continuing to search for victims,” said Rodoricao Cubas Hurtado, chief of the local highway police. Cubas said nine people were still unaccounted for, and the search for additional victims was focused on the vehicle, which was still submerged in the river. – AFP

• Microsoft reward Julian Assange Iceland said it has held informal talks with an intermediary of Snowden over the possibility of seeking political asylum there.

“A representative of his has, to my knowledge... had some informal discussions with some employees of a couple of ministries, but no formal discussions,” Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson said during a visit to Stockholm.

He said that Snowden would need to be in Iceland in order to apply for asylum.

– AFP

Microsoft has posted bounties of up to $US100,000 ($A106,000) for “truly novel” ways to hack the latest version of its Windows software for powering computers. “For the first time ever, Microsoft is offering direct cash payouts in exchange for reporting certain types of vulnerabilities and exploitation techniques,” the US software titan said in a blog post. “We are making this shift in order to learn about these issues earlier and to increase the win-win between Microsoft’s customers and the security researcher commu– AFP nity.”

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Perfect place lucky for you 368 Burnett Street, Ashburton

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uperbly positioned in one of the town’s desirable spots this spacious home represents an enticing opportunity to establish yourself in the heart of this sought after location.

Inside three bedrooms provide great accommodation and are complemented by two bathrooms.

Spacious open plan living and a smart white timeless kitchen contribute further to a home which is eminently suited for many.

The sun soaked terrace, accessed through sliding doors directly off the living area, acts as the perfect place to un wind and relax.

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This inviting home, in such an enticing location, is sure to attract interest from a broad range of prospective purchasers and urgent attention is advised.

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ASHBURTON Hastings McLeod Ltd Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008

217 West Street ASHBURTON ashburton@propertybrokers.co.nz Telephone 03 307 9176

NEW, WARM, SUNNY AND INVITING

A GREAT FAMILY HOME - 219m²

OPEN HOME WEB ID AU28988

EASTSIDE 2 Rapley Street Roomy three bedroom townhouse currently under construction. Steel frames, Golden Home built with warranties in place. Sunny living area, ensuite off master bedroom, attached garage with internal access.

STANDALONE TOWNHOUSE

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WEB ID AU27284C

$342,500

EASTSIDE $478,500 5 Goldrich Drive VIEW Saturday 22 Jun 10.00 - 10.30am This home has been built for you, four VIEW Saturday 22 Jun 10.00 - 10.45am bedrooms with two bathrooms, walk-in wardrobe, shower, vanity and toilet in 3 4 ensuite. In the main bathroom - shower, vanity, bath and separate toilet. Big open plan living area with separate lounge. The home is double glassed and fully 2 2 insulated right down to the garage door.

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OPEN HOME

EASTSIDE $262,000 42 Peter Street This really lovely standalone two bedroom VIEW Saturday 22 Jun 10.30 - 11.00am townhouse basks in all day sun and in a superb position close to all amenities.

2 Separate kitchen/dining with pantry and loads of storage throughout. Internal access garage and all walking distance to town. Immaculate easy care garden. It's 1 all here.

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WESTSIDE 10A James Street If it's privacy you want we have it here.

This is a three bedroom townhouse with two bathrooms, open plan kitchen, dining and living areas. Double garage with internal access. Insulation in walls and ceilings, double glassed with a heat pump for warmth. Easycare section.

Deadline Sale closing Tuesday 9th July.

GOOD RENTAL PROPERTY

OPEN HOME

NEGOTIATION VIEW Saturday 22 Jun 12.00 12.30pm

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EASTSIDE DEADLINE SALE 105 Chalmers Avenue A classic design townhouse built to VIEW Saturday 22 Jun 10.45 - 11.15am capture the sun all day. Modern tasteful decoration throughout and with a superb 2 new kitchen. Two double bedrooms and open plan living with heat pump. Enjoy the indoor/outdoor flow to the private entertaining area.

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WEB ID AU30883

WEB ID AU31169

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EASTSIDE $485,000 8 Manse Place This is a well-built home by a quality VIEW Saturday 22 Jun 11.00 - 11.45am builder. Three good sized bedrooms with ensuite off master bedroom. Shower bath 3 and vanity in main bathroom. Bigger than normal kitchen with a super large living and dining area.

OPEN HOME

WEB ID AU31038

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A HIDDEN SECRET

WEB ID AU30985

CLASSIC STYLE TOWNHOUSE

WEB ID AL30954

ASHBURTON 182 Beach Road Seldom do properties on Beach Road become available. This 2 hectare lifestyle block has come on the market with great reluctance. Only approximately 2kms from town and located in one of Mid Canterbury's prime lifestyle and farming areas this unit has heaps to offer the lucky purchaser looking for the 'good life'.

WEB ID AU31031 EASTSIDE 30 Princes Street VIEW Saturday 22 Jun 10.30 - 11.15am Tidy three bedroom home on small easy View By Appointment care 421sqm section close to East Street.

Good tidy tenant in place paying $280 3 per week and keen to stay on. New log burner, cylinder and nice kitchen with Butlers pantry.

OFFERS OVER $470,000

CHARMING SPACIOUS VILLA

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ASHBURTON Hastings McLeod Ltd Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008

217 West Street ASHBURTON ashburton@propertybrokers.co.nz Telephone 03 307 9176

THIS BEATS BUILDING

MAJESTIC VILLA

WEB ID AU30821A EASTSIDE 14 Willow Street Come and view this tidy three bedroom View By Appointment home. Open plan living area catches plenty of sun, modernised kitchen is roomy and spacious. Just the place to start out or buy as an investment home.

$260,000 3 1

WEB ID AU30796 WESTSIDE 132 Harrison Street Larger family home in the heat of Allenton. Three bedroom plus office or fourth bedroom. Updated kitchen and open plan living plus an extra lounge plenty of room for everyone. Family sized section too, with double garage and workshop room. Your children can walk to school from here. A great family home. Call now to view.

TOWNHOUSE

DEADLINE SALE 4/03 WEB ID AU29058 TINWALD $325,000 37 Thomson Street This magnificent villa will View By Appointment impress with quality finishing and modernisation throughout. Recently refurbished to the 4 highest standard is to the benefit of the new owners for years to come.

Beautifully landscaped grounds with established gardens.

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WEB ID AU30754 WEB ID AU29231 WESTSIDE WESTSIDE NEGOTIATION Flat 2, 179 Harrison Street 18 Woodham Drive The time is right to purchase this two Harrison Street location, three double View

By Appointment bedroms upstairs (even has a chair lift for bedroom townhouse with good sized living area and nice modern kitchen. easy access!), one downstairs with own The home has insulation in the ceiling4 sitting room and private outdoor access. and walls, double glazing and single Spacious lounge and dining area is garage. Front townhouse on a secure heated with inbuilt cosy diesel fire. This property is quite special and could suit all and fully landscaped section.

1 VIEW Saturday 23 Feb 10.00 - 10.45am types of needs. Come and check out the many possibilities.

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OPEN HOME OPEN HOME 2 ONLY YOUR OWN PIECE OF PARADISE ONE YEAR OLD FRESH NEW DECOR OFFERS OVER $279,000 SELF SUFFICIENT WEB ID AU28267

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$498,000 WEB ID AU27284A EASTSIDE 5 Goldrich Drive Construction has been completed on this beautifully finished home featuring four bedrooms with ensuite off the master and walkin wardrobe. Open plan living/dining/kitchen. Separate lounge. Fully insulated and double glazed.

VIEW Saturday 23 Feb 11.00 - 11.45am

WEB ID AU29095 TINWALD $365,000 WESTSIDE 36 Thomson Street 74 Harrison Street Recently kitchen and Beautifully positioned on the corner, this View By upgraded Appointment bathroom are the beginnings of a colonial style home will give you the remodelled home. The major expense 'warm fuzzies'. Immaculate inside and items have been completed and now 3 out and placed to catch all day sun. The veranda is great in summer or winter, an there is an opportunity to make your ideal place to sit and relax. Lovely modern personal mark. This is a superbly kitchen, neutral paintwork throughout. located family home.

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VIEW Saturday 23 Feb 11.00 - 11.30am

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www.propertybrokers.co.nz $245,000 POPULAR SPOT A GREAT STARTER WEB ID AU29237

Ray Knight 3 URBAN 1 DDI 03 307 9184 027 434 0139 1

TRULY QUAINT

WEB ID AU29247 EASTSIDE PRICE WESTSIDEON APPLICATION 24a Grey Street 123 Cameron Street A lovely home situated in the Most attractive and practical two View Bycharacter Appointment heart of town. This stunning home bedroom townhouse that still smells oozes character with beautiful timber brand new! This front townhouse has joinery, polished rimu floors and led 2 very tasteful decor, sits well to the sun and is so handy to town. A small garden light windows. A sunny quarter acre shed holds mower and tools with very section providing for a private retreat. little garden to worry about. A real plus Enjoy the benefits of central living. 1 are the two toilets. Make an appointment VIEW Saturday 23 Feb 11.45 - 12.30pm to view this little beauty!

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VIEW Saturday 23 Feb 10.45 - 11.15am

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Jenny Gray URBAN DDI 03 307 9185 027 452 2888

Mark Williams 3 URBAN 2 DDI 03 307 9196 2 027 442 2281

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WEB ID AU27246A EASTSIDE $495,000 EASTSIDE 23 and 25 Manse Street 14 Magnolia Place All brand new and in the new A unique chance to purchase a spacious View

By Appointment Braebrook subdivision, come and have three bedroom home with open plan a look at this 4 bedroom home living area capturing plenty of sun, 3 including ensuite and walk-in wardrobe double garaging together with a large range of excellent sheds and other in master bedroom. Open plan garaging. Buy the house, buy the sheds kitchen/dining/living plus another or buy both! Set on two titles with a total separate lounge. Computer nook.

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VIEW Saturday 23 Feb 12.00 - 12.45pm

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OPEN HOME

Gareth Cox 2 RAKAIA/RURAL 1 DDI 03 307 9176 021 250 97141

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$225,000 WEB ID AU28695

WESTSIDE 11 Windsor Street Fantastic opportunity to get into the property market with your first home or rental property. Two large bedrooms , two living areas, heat pump, log fire, updated bathroom, cosy hobbies room all with fantastic Allenton location.

With so much to offer, this is a 'must see' home.

Clark McLeod URBAN DDI 03 307 9183 027 432 2194

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WEB ID AU28999

Murray Young URBAN DDI 03 307 9187 027 434 0942

$539,000

WEB ID AU28742B

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VIEW Sunday 24 Feb 1.30 - 2.30pm

Karen McRae URBAN DDI 03 307 9189 OPEN HOME 027 436 4146

DEADLINE SALE 13/3

WEB ID AU30372

WESTSIDE 20 Pages Road Nestled in this lovely very tidy treed and shrubbed garden is this very sunny three bedroom home with a generous open plan lounge area. Two generous bedrooms and bathroom upstairs. Full bathroom and master bedroom downstairs. Be sure to view.

VIEW Saturday 23 Feb 12.15 - 1.00pm

Marilyn Cross URBAN DDI 03 307 9186 027 435 6311

WEB ID AU29076 TINWALD 34 Catherine Street First time offered for sale. Nicely set for the sun. Kitchen dining living area with separate (large) lounge, two heat pumps and HRV system help make this a warm home in winter and cool in the summer. Large double garage with auto door and ample outbuildings.

OPEN HOME

WEB ID AU27552A

EASTSIDE 81 Bridge Street Be it first home or rental this is a winner! Great three bedroom home with cosy Ecan approved log burner.

Separate kitchen, living room and laundry. Garage and various sheds. Well fenced for children and pets. A happy tenant presently in place.

Hamish Niles URBAN DDI 03 307 9182 OPEN HOME 027 435 6265

OFFERS OVER $268,000

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WEB ID AU30673

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ASHBURTON 5 Keenans Road 1 hectare in popular location. Vendor fattens cattle and has good orchard and gardens and is self sufficient. Unique four bedroom home set in attractive grounds. A big plus is the outbuildings including large lock up workshop and two bay pole shed. Opportunity for good living and lifestyle.

VIEW Saturday 23 Feb 10.15 - 11.00am

DEADLINE SALE

WEB ID AU30748 WEB ID AU29219 WESTSIDE EASTSIDE $665,000 11 Farm Road 6/42 Aitken Street Hard to find are easy care Please to offer for sale this four bedroom View By Appointment units like this, close to town with single garage. Two home. A bonus is the office and large bedrooms, good sized living areas. games room with bathroom and spare Rateable Value $140,000. Very tidy. 4 room, all self contained. Two living areas plus dining room off kitchen area. Large Deadline Sale closing Thursday 28th spa bath in main bathroom plus an ensuite off the master bedroom. Separate February 2013.

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WEB ID AL28409

EASTSIDE 125 William Street This freshly redecorated three bedroom home is close in on the eastside of Ashburton, handy to the post office, Countdown, park and central Ashburton. All three bedrooms are spacious and sunny and have large built in wardrobes.

WEB ID AU28705 TINWALD $349,000 92 McMurdo Street Relax and enjoy sunshine and privacy at VIEW Saturday 23 Feb 11.15 "your new townhouse". This well 12.00pm presented two bedroom (possibly three), 2 two bathroom townhouse is landscaped and waiting for you NOW! Internal access double garage, loads of storage, HRV, smart kitchen with very generous open 2 plan living, and a well fenced outdoor area.

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TINWALD 36A Johnstone Street A townhouse with just a bit extra giving a good indoor outdoor flow. Two double bedrooms, open plan living area, attached garage with internal access. Attractively presented and currently tenanted.

Paul Cunneen RURAL DDI 03 307 9190 027 432 3382

Chris Murdoch RURAL DDI 03 307 9191 027 434 2545

Rodger Letham 2 RURAL 1 DDI 03 307 9192 027 433 3436 1

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Home affordability

t is very interesting to me, having worked in the real estate industry for nearly 20 years, to see the change in attitude and expectations of young, first home buyers.

Many are looking for a quality of home that comes close to the one their parents have.

They are often not prepared to look at lower priced options as a first step onto the property ownership ladder.

Outside of Mid Canterbury, in particular, affordability in Auckland and Christchurch remains near its worst level in three years after a 10% plus surge in house prices in the last year. Did you know it now takes 97.9% of a first home buyer’s income to purchase in Auckland when nationally any level over 40% is considered unaffordable? This can certainly make it difficult.

First time home buyers in the last year saw an improvement in affordability, particularly in smaller provincial areas such as Timaru and Invercargill. The majority of first home buyers, according to the Roost Index, are 25 to 29 year old. For this age group it remains difficult to purchase in the most central parts of the most populated cities.

can be added over time, giving the buyer the opportunity to define their budget comfort level.

One of the things I hear regularly is “I would have to get people in to paint, wallpaper etc, we can’t do it”. Well neither could we at first.

In the beginning, we started improvements in the back bedroom and learnt on the job. Then In Mid Canterbury we are extremely fortunate by the time we got to the lounge we were quite good at it. Our children had to share a to have areas with good neighbourhoods and bedroom when they were small as we started excellent schooling that also offer affordable in a two bedroom on Suffolk Street. We were homes. The house may not be in a brand patient with ourselves and the work happened new subdivision, have an updated kitchen gradually. or the desired amount of bathrooms but it has good bones. Good bones in any house Now I hear comments like “it’s not a good makes the difference. Many of these older enough location”, “we need at least three properties are in need of a coat of fresh paint, bedrooms because we have a baby” or “it has but with renovation and landscaping value

a dated decor and kitchen”. All these things impact on overall affordability. It is important to look past the dated decor or layout and start to thinking how you could improve the house to create a home.

Being financially stressed at any stage of life isn’t an ideal situation and borrowing to the limit of two wages may not be feasible. For those who are prepared to roll up their sleeves and can see the benefit of putting the effort in to an older first home will most likely create for themselves a solid investment when they take their next step up the property ladder.

Your Real Estate Professional can assist you with advice on how to get onto the property ladder, just give them a call, they are very happy to discuss this with you.

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Designing your nursery - dare to be different Decorating a room to become a baby nursery is an exciting time, but as many experienced designers and real estate agents alike will tell you, don’t go overboard on babying every single thing in the room.

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hile you will want the area to be stimulating for the baby’s development, it also needs to be a calm environment for mum and dad, as during that all-important first year, you will be spending a lot of time in there, all hours of the day and night.

coloured paper, or mirrored butterflies. Teddy bears made from fuzzy felt or bright artificial sunflowers.

Choose your colours to match your feature ceiling or a feature rug in the room, but don’t overdo the effect. Restrict your 3D wall decorations to one wall only for added impact.

From a practical point of view, your wee bundle of joy won’t be a tiny baby forever. Soon the room will be re-decorated for a school child and then later a teenager, so it pays to be smart with your choices of the big-ticket decorating items, such as carpet, window dressings and wall cover. Also if you need to move in the near future, think of how the room will present to prospective buyers. Not everyone in the market will have a baby, and even if they do, the likelihood that their styling taste will be the same as yours is minimal. So before you grab the paintbrush to start plastering the walls in rainbows and butterflies, consider this practical approach to nursery decoration, which will save you money in the long-term, and create a more desirable home when it comes time to sell.

Go Glam

Most mums begin thinking about nursery design as soon as they find out that they are pregnant, and often even earlier than that, but now that your little nugget of love is growing, it’s possible to be overwhelmed by the vast range of options available.

What colours are stimulating for the baby’s development? Is Hello Kitty fashionable or tacky?

Do I have to go blue for a boy or pink for a girl?

To help you separate the on-trend from the tired, we have gathered sensible yet stunning design options, sweeping nurseries across the country right now, to help inspire while maintaining sophistication and salability in your home.

Look up!

To keep the walls neutral and sophisticated, consider adding your pop of colour on the ceiling, with bold stripes or a playful pattern. It’s more affordable to decorate the ceiling than all four walls, and also easy to revert back to normal when it comes time to re-decorate or sell the home.

Choosing primary colours will make the rest of the nursery a breeze to decorate, and is also very stimulating for baby’s learning. Think bright yellow stripes or spots for a girl or deep blue or red for a boy. By keeping the walls and carpet neutral, you can now make features out of artwork, toys and furniture in the room.

Go 3D Depth and texture not only creates stunning design features for your nursery, but it also increases your baby’s capacity to learn. Instead of a simple poster, consider creating your own artwork where you glue ABC blocks or fridge magnet numbers to a chalkboard. Instead of flat decals of butterflies, birds, bears or flowers, give the look more depth and texture by sticking 3D versions to the wall. Such as origami birds made from different

Who said a nursery had to be pastels and ducks… or owls…or bears for that matter? A glamourous nursery can be just as stimulating for baby’s development, and the design inspiration may just last through the ages with a few minor tweaks, although mostly suitable if you know you are having a girl. Pretty and chic, a simple palette which is easy to embellish with glitz. Start with black and white and add your feature pops of excitement from there. Go bold with your feature colour, such as lime green or deep pink. Think a feature wall of glittering silver sparkle stars, a drop crystal light fitting that showers the room in rainbows when the light hits it during the day, a glamourous feature chair in hot pink, comfortable enough for you to spend multiple feeding hours snuggled up on it, a chic black cot, a fluffy black rug and mirror decals on the opposite side of the room to the sparkle silver stars. Feature wall paper is now being created as self-adhesive and temporary, so can be easily changed as your child’s personal taste develops.

If you love the design, so will your wee bundle of joy, and with bright pops of vivid colour, sparkles, texture and movement, it’s perfect for baby’s development.

Practical work space They don’t say that being a parent is hard work for nothing. To truly enjoy the space with your child, don’t forget to include practicalities that will help to make being mum or dad just that little bit easier.

Don’t forget the big comfy rocking chair, you’ll be spending many, many hours in it settling your wee one back to sleep. Consider mood lighting or two different lighting solutions. One bright during change time, and a softer one for when you don’t want to wake bubs up.

Remember to allow for plenty of room for your change table, with your storage of accessories close at hand. Consider constructing or buying a desk with multiple storage cubes and drawers attached.

Very handy while bubs is little, and then can convert into a study desk as they start school. An organised and clutter-free room will help you to feel less stressed after a long day of tears and tantrums too.

Above all have fun with the decorating of your nursery. Treat the nursery like you would the rest of your home; if you love modern design, go with it. Don’t feel the need to fit some old-fashioned criteria or other’s idea of what a nursery should be.

You will be the one spending the most time in there, so create a space that you will love to be in.

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This versatile high performing deer farm is wintering good stock numbers on quality fodder beet crops then fattening over the spring and summer. The property has had an excellent recent pasture renewal and fertiliser programme plus the added benefit of two new stands of lucerne. 25 main paddocks with two centrally located silage pits which allows for convenient winter feed supplementation. Reliable Downlands water supply with ample storage. Buildings include a 4-bay shed, deer shed and yards. Located close to Pleasant Point, Temuka and Timaru.

This excellent property is in a prime location between Timaru and Pleasant Point. Would be suitable as a dairy young stock block, small deer farm or good for farmers looking to downsize. A well maintained four bedroom home with multiple living areas and fantastic views. Fully irrigated via own bore with 5 units of Downlands water. In five separate titles with an excellent pasture renewal programme. Deer fenced with covered cattle yards.

This dairy unit has had all the hard work done for you and leaves you wanting for nothing. Milking 280 cows consistently through a 30 aside herringbone shed.

Option to purchase or lease the existing runoff minutes away. Located on the Hari Hari flats only 50 minutes south of Hokitika. 102,500kgMS 12/13 season. Preferred take over 1 June 2014 with herd available, going concern also an option. Runoff available by negotiation.

Free hold dairy unit with additional 46 hectares leased land (29ha milking and 17ha support land approx). Fertile soils and well developed you have a 22 aside Herringbone shed and feed pad. Calving 238 cows 13/14 season. Well situated on the Reefton town boundary. Available for this coming season, negotiable settlement date to suit, to be sold with herd in place as preference.

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Hot design secrets for winter coziness A s Willy winter embarks, temperatures outside drop, so it’s time to bring some warmth back into your home. Don’t dread the gloomy weather, as the famous “Let it Snow” lyrics suggest, embrace the chilly exterior to make your interior an inviting haven.

Use these top design secrets to learn the best ways to cozy up for winter.

Create a heart of the home Winter is the perfect time of year to re-decorate your living space, as your interior needs change from season to season. Firstly establish where the heart of your home is. Where is the place where everyone gathers for warmth and conversation?

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Usually this area is in the room where the fireplace is, so make a focal point of the hearth. If you have a heat-pump, and honestly the focal point of your home is the television, then embrace this. Often people tend to decorate around the edges of their rooms, with the couch on one side and television on the other.

Use winter to get snuggly with each other. Move the seats into the middle of the room, toward the hearth or television. Adorn the seating arrangement with some plush cushions and warm throws and you have an intimate and warm entertaining area for the colder months.

Don’t forget a soft rug underfoot to keep the feet toasty warm. The rug also provides an intimate area of relaxation for when the flames are flickering that little bit hotter.

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With a tendency to over-neutralise our spaces, nothing says cold and dreary like wide open neutral walls and flooring. By adding some pops of cheery colour, you can transform your room from cool to cozy. A new rug is often the best place to start, as it’s easy to then pick accessories to match, a new lamp, new cushions and bright, bold snuggly throws. For a unique style statement, layer one rug on top of another to add more

visual interest.

Pick a colour that you like. Close your eyes and imagine being warm. If the first thing you think of it being on a tropical beach, then look for bright blue teamed with bold yellow to add colour and cheer. If you think of a roaring fire, then accessorise with rich wood grains and deep oranges.

If romance and long weekend sleep-ins is top of mind, then red is the colour for you. Be bold, and if the mood takes you, consider a feature wall in your colour of choice, using wallpaper with texture to add a point of interest to your room.

Achieve two in one by adding quality thermal-backed drapes into your main rooms of comfort. Not only will the thermal properties make your room physically warmer, but when matched with your chosen warming colour points, the drapes will instantly improve the appearance of the space. Drapes have come a long way in the past ten years, so be sure to pop into your local interior specialist to see the vast range of stunning patterns and textures now available.

Embrace the classic winter character Just because we’re trying to keep the cold out doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t bring some classic winter design influence in.

A pair of vintage skis in the corner of the room can add an interesting design note.

Pinecones are a classic winter symbol, the smell alone can foster old memories of fossicking under trees for the old wood fire, and they don’t have to look ugly. Select tidy pinecones and use spray paint to paint a few of your pinecones and arrange neatly. It’s an in-expensive way to add a focal design point to your room, which is sure to be a conversation starter.

A glass-top vintage table is the perfect blank canvas to insert some winter memorabilia. Fill with vintage-

look winter-themed post cards along with some family snaps of winter holiday adventures in the snow. A cute personal touch to add warmth into your room. Use the table beside a warm window with a cute vintage seat for a place to enjoy a rich coffee in the morning, or use it as a decorative table with a winter inspired ornament on top, such as a bowl or sculpture made from bare branches and white winter frosting.

As we try to capture every piece of light and warmth available during daylight hours, use a large mirror to fill in a blank piece of wall. Ideally this will be opposite a part of the home that light streams into, so the mirror will double the effectiveness of the natural light. Choose a mirror with a large frame and colour the frame to match your warming colour palette.

Snuggle up for sleep-ins It’s no secret, we sleep in longer during the winter months because the bed is so warm and inviting, so take the opportunity to maximise the potential of your bedroom.

Give your bedroom a warm makeover by layering textures on the bed for added warmth. Start with two velvet pillowcases for a feel that your face will love you for. Quality thread-count sheets topped with a Marino wool blanket, finally a cashmere throw on top will feel like pure heaven.

Heat soy melts or scented candles in warm scents such as vanilla to indulge your senses and boost the romantic bliss of the room.

A sheepskin rug on the floor adds another layer of warmth and boosts the romantic feel of the décor.

No matter what Mother Nature throws at you this winter, use your home as a sanctuary of warmth and love. Embrace the cozy evenings indoors and use the inspiration to learn some new skills, such as knitting or baking. A batch of chocolate chip cookies accompanied by a rich mug of hot chocolate will go a long way toward making your home a warm wonderland this winter.

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5 Goldrich Dr 10am-10.45am 2 Rapley St 10am-10.30am 42 Peter St 10.30am-11am 182 Beach Rd 10.30am-11.15am 105 Chalmers Ave 10.45am-11.15am 8 Manse Plc 11am-11.45am 10A James St 12 noon-12.30pm

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By Vaughan Elder

A University of Otago gender studies lecturer has applauded Facebook for removing a page which displayed intimate photos of Dunedin students.

It comes amid concern over “babe of the day” Facebook pages, especially after the phenomenon spread to Dunedin high school pupils.

The page displaying intimate images of Otago University students, called “Otago Uni Leaked Snapchats”, took advantage of a smartphone app called Snapchat, which allows people to send images and video to other users and set a time limit of up to 10 seconds for how long they can be viewed.

However, some users have found ways to get around the time limit by taking screen shots of the images.

Some of these photos - including some containing nudity - have ended up online, including on numerous Facebook pages centred around images of students at different New Zealand universities.

Many of these pages, including the Otago University one - which

had more than 3500 “likes” before it was taken down - have since been removed down by Facebook.

Otago University gender studies lecturer Dr Lesley Procter said she was pleased Facebook had taken the page down, but that its existence raised wider issues about both sexism and privacy online.

Putting up images people did not intend to end up in the public domain was a “gross invasion of privacy” and had the ability to cause a lot of distress, Dr Procter said.

“It moves very easily into cyber bullying, there is a very fine line between putting up a photo of someone as a prank and actually bullying,” she said.

While she viewed the Snapchat page as a “a bit more malicious”, the “babe of the day” sites also raised concerns when the images were posted without consent.

Both also encouraged the “sexual objectification of women”, which had long been an issue in other media forms.

The pages also showed the need to be careful when posting images online, especially if they were of an intimate nature.

“Anyone who puts anything up on the internet has to be aware that there is the possibility that someone will take that image and use it inappropriately.”

The page’s creator, a second year commerce student at Otago University who wished to remain anonymous, said it was “just for laughs” and a “copy cat” of similar sites.

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page, the person said “Not many bad responses, few people unhappy about a picture posted of them but I delete the photo straight away and the people are happy.”

When asked about the page being removed, a spokeswoman for Facebook said “Nothing is more important to Facebook than the safety of the people that use our site.”

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Responsibilities forbids content that includes pornography, bullying, and actionable threats of violence and we will remove any content reported to us that violates these policies,” she said.

Meanwhile, the Dunedin high school “babe of the day” page remained online yesterday, with the photo and name of another Dunedin pupil posted to the page.

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ASHBURTON GUARDIAN, Friday, June 21, 2013

Megaupload founder Kim graphs and business documents Dotcom has condemned a Dutch that should be returned to users. company’s decision to delete milHowever, it is stored on rented lion of files belonging to users of servers owned by hosting comhis defunct website, calling it “the panies such as Haarlem-based largest data massacre in the hisLeaseweb, which said it could not tory of the internet”. hold the data indefinitely with “Millions of personal no payment while the #Megaupload files, Megaupload court petabytes of pictures, case drags on. backups, personal & “After a year of business property fornobody showing any ever destroyed,” the interest in the servers New Zealand-based and data we considinternet tycoon tweetered our options,” it ed after revealing that said in a statement.

Leaseweb had deleted “We did inform files belonging to Megaupload about our Megaupload customdecision to re-proviKim Dotcom ers in Europe from its sion the servers.” servers.

Dotcom said he was never The fate of Megaupload data warned the data would be wiped has been uncertain since January and repeatedly asked Leaseweb to last year, when US authorities retain it until his court case was shut down the file-sharing site settled. and directed New Zealand police He said that other hosting to arrest Dotcom for alleged companies had agreed to put online piracy.

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Sale of Liquor Act 1989 SWAROVSKI Jewellery Sale EXTENDED! All jewellery in our window at The Swarovski Shop in The Arcade is half price. Must end Saturday, June 22.

Sale of Liquor Act 1989

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Methven Bowling Club Inc. Metheven Chersty Road has made application to the District Licensing Agency at Ashburton for the grant (or renewal) of a Club Licence in CONTAINERS for sale or LIVESTOCK, PETS respect of the premises hire, ex shipping: general situated at Methven Sports and insulated. Sidelifter Domain and known as available for delivery. – “Methven Bowling Club”.

Wilson Bulk Transport, Phone 308-7772.

BUYER of unwanted The general nature of the animals.

Cattle, bobby business conducted (or to be DEADLINES - Ashburton calves, horse and all farm conducted) under the licence Guardian Classifieds animals. We also sell pet is Sports Club. close at 5.00pm every food. Call Nick’s Pet Food week day, the day prior 0272-101-621 A/H 03-322- The days on which and the hours during which liquor is to insertion. Phone 03- 7626. (or is intended to be) sold 307-7965. under the licence are: Sunday to Thursday DO you want to add colour?

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Old available - Adams Sylvia Sawmill, Baring Square West, Sloper Man PineAccompanist hot mix, ................................................

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Deborah Sloper application may, not later AvailableSoprano in 90x19 and Angela Petrus Tenor Luke Glendining than 10 working days after 140x19 with large choice of the date of the first lengths available. Stocking publication of this notice, file all your timber requirements for under your deck as well - READYMADE calf shelters - a notice in writing of the Adams Sawmill, Malcolm hen houses - pump sheds. objection with: The Secretary McDowell Road, Ph 308 3595 Sturdy well built sheds made to last. Choice of colours and Ashburton District - Eftpos/credit card. sizes as we make to order.

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Ashburton Celtic Rugby Football Club Incorporated has made application to the District Licensing Agency at Ashburton for the grant (or renewal) of a Club License in respect of the premises situated at Keenans Road, Ashburton and known as Ashburton Celtic Rugby Club.

The general nature of the business conducted (or to be conducted) under the licence is a sports club.

The days on which and the hours during which liquor is (or is intended to be) sold under the licence are: Monday to Thursday 5.30pm - 11.30pm Friday 5.30pm - 12 midnight Saturday 11.30am - 12 midnight Sunday 11.00am - 10.00pm The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the Ashburton District Licensing Agency at 5 Baring Square West, Ashburton.

Any person who is entitled to object and who wished to object to the grant of the application may, not later than 10 working days after the date of the first publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with: The Secretary Ashburton District Licensing Agency P O Box 94 ASHBURTON This is the first publication of this notice.

WANTED DAIRY FARM work wanted.

I have 10 and half years experience and my partner can rear calves etc. Please phone Sam Hoffman 027 781 1272 or Belinda 027 815 6720.

EXCELLENT fundraising opportunity - free to hire.

Community fundraising BBQ situated at Mitre 10 Mega. Visit our customer service counter today to book and for details. – Phone 3085119.

URGENTLY required.

Reliable babysitter to get 2 kids to school in mornings.

Rates negotiable.

Own transport preferred. Please phone 03 308 6459 evenings or 027 757 1115.

DAILY DIARY TODAY FRIDAY JUNE 21 9.00am. ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. Real women circuit training the hall. 48 Allens Road, Allenton.

9.00am. ST ANDREWS ANGLICAN CHURCH. Drop in centre, St Andrews Anglican Church Hall, cnr Thomson and Jane Street, Tinwald. (Cancelled today).

1.00pm - 3.00pm. ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM. Classic aircraft on display. Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road.

1.30pm. R.S.A. Euchre. R.S.A. Cox Street, Ashburton.

2.00pm. CAVENDISH CLUB. Your best tried hints, 31 Tancred Street. (Cancelled today).

SATURDAY, JUNE 22 9.30am - 12.30pm. ASHBURTON TOY LIBRARY. Open today. Methodist Church Hall, Baring Square East.

10.00am - 12.00pm. ASHBURTON VINTAGE CAR CLUB. Museum and parts shed open. 86 Maronan Road, Tinwald.

10.00am - 3.00pm. ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM, Classic aircraft on display including DC3. Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road.

1.30pm. MID CANTERBURY SOCIAL WHEELERS. 14km road race. Register from 1pm. Fords Road, near the sale yards.

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Christchurch greyhound fields, form Christchurch Greyhound Racing Club Venue: Addington Raceway Meeting Date: 21 Jun 2013 NZ Meeting number : 9 Doubles: 1 and 2; 3 and 4; 5 and 6; 7 and 8; 9 and 10; 11 and 12 Trebles : 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 6; 7, 8 and 9; 10, 11 and 12 1 12.20pm (NZT) SUPER PETS SPRINT C2, 295m 1 31573 Fly Canary Fly nwtd...................J McInerney 2 52438 Cawbourne Reeah 17.44...........J McInerney 3 27378 Okotoks 17.65 M &.............................. Smith 4 83836 Okuku Bobo 17.47.......................... R Casey 5 65417 Know Skill 17.67............................ G Cleeve 6 342x1 Opaque nwtd S &.............................Bonnett 7 64367 Parkermon 17.52 S &.......................Bonnett 8 11158 True Classic 17.40 W &..................... Nissen 9 82867 Vitalize 17.65 J &....................................May 10 84747 Smash Dora 17.53........................... M Grant 2 12.37pm HAPPY BIRTHDAY JANINE JOPSON C0, 295m 1 3 Thiago nwtd S &...............................Bonnett 2 48T27 Genia Haka nwtd.......................J McInerney 3 877 Slingo nwtd................................ M Robinson 4 28 Bowman nwtd....................................J Dunn 5 Ellie Waves nwtd C &.......................... Fagan 6 8 Gorilla On Drums nwtd J &.....................May 7 6658 Go Nola nwtd................................. G Cleeve 8 44263 Homebush Sting nwtd................J McInerney 9 66687 Pep’s Pot nwtd.................................S Fagan 10 6778 Wongway Georgie nwtd.....................J Rush 3 12.55pm SHIRLEY VET CLINIC STAKES C0, 520m 1 5 Opawa Romeo nwtd L &..................... Wales 2 8262 Opawa Hally nwtd L &........................ Wales 3 38463 Girl Pride nwtd A &.............................Seque 4 8 Illya Kuryakin nwtd............................ M Flipp 5 3F623 Opawa Royal nwtd L &....................... Wales 6 28624 Opawa Jay nwtd L &........................... Wales 7 3566F Casino Black nwtd......................H Anderton 8 75355 Choose To Love nwtd M &.................Jopson 9 66787 Homebush Julian nwtd..............J McInerney 10 87887 Nopee nwtd................................J McInerney 4 1.12pm SKY HIGH SCAFFOLDING SPRINT C0, 295m

1 45353 Another Another nwtd................J McInerney 2 Sophie’s Terra nwtd C &..................... Fagan 3 45488 Mulberry Macro nwtd.................... K Cassidy 4 73754 Charlie’s Pal nwtd......................J McInerney 5 53644 Uno Nosey nwtd J &...............................May 6 41 Mildred Lillian (c1) 17.56.................. M Flipp 7 36557 Witch Wood Rose nwtd..................... B Dann 8 24333 Cawbourne Polly nwtd..................... M Grant 9 66687 Pep’s Pot nwtd.................................S Fagan 10 78888 Pancho Pistoles nwtd M &.................Jopson 5 1.30pm I PAVE CONCRETE STAKES C0, 520m 1 74335 Opawa Leanne nwtd L &.................... Wales 2 77664 Know Solution nwtd...................... L Waretini 3 52465 Mega Girl nwtd A &.............................Seque 4 341 Opawa Natty (c1) 30.92 L &............... Wales 5 5677x Opawa Carlos nwtd L &...................... Wales 6 63763 Scotsome Power nwtd M &................Jopson 7 6 Court The Belle nwtd L &................... Wales 8 583 Lacey nwtd M &.................................Jopson 9 66787 Homebush Julian nwtd..............J McInerney 10 87887 Nopee nwtd................................J McInerney 6 1.47pm ROBBIE PHOTOGRAPHER DASH C0, 295m 1 73522 Starburst Benny nwtd...................... M Grant 2 83436 Another Stone nwtd...................J McInerney 3 75832 Flirt With Me nwtd M &......................Jopson 4 72542 Teevee Gidget nwtd.......................... M Flipp 5 35423 Mamalulu nwtd C &............................ Fagan 6 8 Summer Love nwtd J &...........................May 7 8F576 Joey’s Secret nwtd S &.....................Bonnett 8 5866 Hot Tea nwtd..............................A Bradshaw 9 66687 Pep’s Pot nwtd.................................S Fagan 10 6778 Wongway Georgie nwtd.....................J Rush 7 2.05pm HAMPDEN TAVERN DASH C2, 295m 1 87644 Lindop nwtd...............................J McInerney 2 31281 Botany Jessie nwtd....................J McInerney 3 33532 Cawbourne Flippa 17.35................... M Flipp 4 47116 Don’t Call Me 17.54.......................... B Dann 5 46375 Aversion 17.66 H &..............................Taylor

6 64351 Black Tank nwtd L G &................. SJA Stone 7 31747 Hazza’s Lad nwtd S &.......................Bonnett 8 25123 Wandy Gaylene 17.30................... G Cleeve 9 82867 Vitalize 17.65 J &....................................May 10 65764 Home Truth 17.32.......................... G Cleeve 8 2.23pm EMERSON CONSULTANCY STAKES C1, 520m 1 12251 Carat’s Prince 30.62 J &..................D Fahey 2 52315 Botany Pete nwtd.......................J McInerney 3 22288 Thirsty Kelvin nwtd.....................J McInerney 4 28142 Gypsy Hunter 30.85 W &................... Nissen 5 1 Blushing Belle 31.16 L &.................... Wales 6 31133 Opawa Cassidy 31.13 L &.................. Wales 7 46223 Botany Seaton nwtd...................J McInerney 8 23534 Chill Out Ralph 31.14 J &................D Fahey 9 57687 Thrilling Jonah nwtd......................... M Grant 10 45527 Jet Even nwtd...............................A Williams 9 2.40pm ASHBURTON GRC PUNTERS CONTEST SUNDAY 23 JUNE SPR C0, 295m 1 26774 Aspro Annie nwtd........................D T Barnes 2 47275 Groovy Leo nwtd........................J McInerney 3 41 Cec Divine (c1) 17.90.................... G Cleeve 4 87352 Massage Only nwtd.....................D Kingston 5 524 Beadman nwtd...................................J Dunn 6 2x Starburst Paul nwtd.......................... M Grant 7 3335 Conaloo nwtd............................. M Robinson 8 8 Blue Gale Rise nwtd......................... B Dann 9 66687 Pep’s Pot nwtd.................................S Fagan 10 78888 Pancho Pistoles nwtd M &.................Jopson 10 2.58pm AMBER CLEANING SERVICES DISTANCE C0d, 645m 1 63758 Opawa Patch nwtd.....................J McInerney 2 87784 Botany Comet nwtd...................J McInerney 3 23436 Opawa Bro nwtd L &........................... Wales 4 78642 Know Taste nwtd............................ G Cleeve 5 55363 Know Future nwtd.......................... G Cleeve 6 68878 Opawa Jake nwtd L &......................... Wales 7 43535 Wagon Wheel nwtd M &....................Jopson 8 65226 Know Chaos nwtd.......................... G Cleeve

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11 3.15pm YELLA MUSTARD AT STUD SPRINT C2, 295m 1 75545 Jed Norton 17.36........................... G Cleeve 2 75367 Dittman nwtd......................................J Dunn 3 55162 Big Token nwtd...........................J McInerney 4 16768 Drive Five 17.53 S &.........................Bonnett 5 5775x Wandy Chloe nwtd........................... M Grant 6 21136 Cawbourne Burn nwtd................. M Roberts 7 72413 Kenny’s Comet 17.56 M &................... Smith 8 12744 Jack’s A Jewel 17.35 C &.............D Roberts 9 288x5 Fireman’s Rocket nwtd.................. G Cleeve 10 86566 Rule Judge Judy 17.59 J &.....................May 12 3.33pm SPEIGHT’S DASH C2, 295m 1 32281 Bizarro 17.59 S &............................B Evans 2 24854 Ohoka Blue 17.49......................... L Waretini 3 x7522 Lachie’s Lad 17.62.............................J Dunn 4 46417 Bigtime Yahoo 17.59 P &....................Doody 5 43113 Avec Lamour 17.63....................A Bradshaw 6 88658 Homebush Coco 17.84..............J McInerney 7 57165 New Order 17.42 S &.......................Bonnett 8 87716 Jet To Mars 17.70 M &......................... Smith Emergencies: 9 288x5 Fireman’s Rocket nwtd.................. G Cleeve 10 32778 Okuku Lilly 17.51............................ R Casey SELECTIONS Race 1: True Classic, Opaque, Fly Canary Fly, Cawbourne Reeah Race 2: Thiago, Ellie Waves, Genia Haka, Homebush Sting Race 3: Opawa Hally, Opawa Jay, Girl Pride, Opawa Romeo Race 4: Mildred Lillian (c1), Cawbourne Polly, Another Another Race 5: Opawa Natty (c1), Opawa Leanne, Court The Belle, Lacey Race 6: Starburst Benny, Teevee Gidget, Mamalulu, Hot Tea Race 7: Lindop, Wandy Gaylene, Botany Jessie, Cawbourne Flippa Race 8: Carat’s Prince, Blushing Belle, Chill Out Ralph, Gypsy Hunter Race 9: Cec Divine (c1), Starburst Paul, Beadman, Aspro Annie Race 10: Know Chaos, Opawa Bro, Know Taste, Know Future Race 11: Cawbourne Burn, Jack’s A Jewel, Jed Norton, Big Token Race 12: Lachie’s Lad, Bizarro, Ohoka Blue, Jet To Mars

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LEGEND: fsdt - First Start Here nwd - No Win this Distance fstd First Start This Distance 31 13 - Best Winning Time This Track

Wanganui greyhound fields, form Wanganui Greyhound Racing Club Venue: Hatrick Raceway Meeting Date : 21 Jun 2013 NZ Meeting number : 10 Doubles : 1 and 2; 3 and 4; 5 and 6; 7 and 8; 9 and 10; 11 and 12 Trebles: 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 6; 7, 8 and 9; 10, 11 and 12 1 4.34pm (NZT) ABSOLUTELY ELECTRICAL C2 C2, 305m 1 34155 Jimmy Jurante 17.80..................J McInerney 2 44376 Scott No Money 18.05 U &......... McCracken 3 32585 Sydenham Bubbles 17.51...........G M Clarke 4 85334 Furious Response 18.05...................... L Bell 5 85512 Opawa Prince 17.74................... B Johnston 6 36125 Uno Flash nwtd L &............................ Wales 7 61683 Dasher Rum 17.69............................R Waite 8 31233 Eureka Izmir 17.59 F &...................Turnwald 9 28465 What A Peanut 18.01.................J McInerney 10 768x8 Fawn Allegro (c1) 18.08...................P Knight 2 4.51pm (NZT) HARRISON HIRE MASTER C2 C2, 520m 1 43662 Kango Klink 30.46..........................B Mitchell 2 34217 Alamein Jah 30.26 K &......................Phillips 3 71636 Uno Heidi 30.19................................L Ahern 4 82111 Gogo Rioli (c3) nwtd F &................Turnwald 5 32775 Bulet Tooth Tony nwtd.......................R Waite 6 51552 That’s King 30.50........................ B Hodgson 7 77243 Thrilling Tune 30.23..................... B Hodgson 8 24354 What’s Up Gee 30.30.......................L Ahern 9 36836 Eric’s Song 30.31........................ B Johnston 10 64777 Missing Melody 30.07..................A Turnwald 3 5.09pm (NZT) J P PRINT (PETONE ) C3 C3, 305m 1 33556 Kinetic Neo 17.79 K &.......................Phillips 2 48428 George Baxter 17.63.................J McInerney 3 88353 Yaldhurst Edward 17.74.............J McInerney 4 37468 Safe And Secure 17.82............... B Johnston 5 24264 Mr. Big Stuff nwtd..............................G Quirk 6 12384 Surf Quake 17.56 U &................ McCracken 7 41172 Tawny Port 17.37 F &.....................Turnwald 8 12263 Matilda’s Babe 17.53...................J McArthur

9 35763 Agent Victor 17.97............... J Woolston-Bell 10 85357 Bound By Pride 17.52.......................G Quirk 4 5.35pm (NZT) GUTHRIE BOWRON C2/3 C2/3, 520m 1 34774 Fergie’s Belle (c2) 30.33..................S Maher 2 54146 Cawbourne Bree 30.17..............J McInerney 3 14731 Kylie’s Belle 30.28............................S Maher 4 52516 Red Crystal 30.16....................... B Hodgson 5 64475 Cawbourne Tilly 30.36...............J McInerney 6 11121 Laugh Like Santa(c4) nwtd...............L Ahern 7 62241 Thrilling Cairo (c4) 30.31...................D Little 8 45328 Okuku Dreamer 30.47 U &......... McCracken 9 36836 Eric’s Song (c2) 30.31................ B Johnston 10 64777 Missing Melody (c2) 30.07...........A Turnwald 5 6.05pm (NZT) GARY ROSS DECORATOR C3 C3, 305m 1 88127 Homebush Hayley 17.59............J McInerney 2 17112 Kezz 17.56...............................T McCracken 3 33433 Radiator Springs nwtd......................G Quirk 4 76156 Homebush Hell’s 17.63..................... C Clark 5 51247 Time Fraud nwtd F &......................Turnwald 6 48463 Trinity Boy 17.73 D L &....................L Wright 7 44177 Miss Foley nwtd..........................G M Clarke 8 11144 Jill Sprite 17.85 U &.................... McCracken 9 54277 Another Lady 17.52...................J McInerney 10 87788 Still Helina 17.84............................... G Ross 6 6.35pm (NZT) WANGANUI SECURITY C4 C4, 305m 1 32115 Sir Richie 17.69................................L Ahern 2 77324 Mirage 17.37 F &............................Turnwald 3 43775 Excessive Speed 17.88...................M Olden 4 57852 See To Believe 17.49.................J McInerney 5 51111 Where’s Chicken 17.56 F &............Turnwald 6 47772 Another Gon 17.67....................J McInerney 7 14333 Cosmic Fury 17.52...........................L Ahern 8 15467 Emma Marie 17.71....................... T Downey 9 18772 Starla 17.51...............................J McInerney 10 13868 Homebush Craig 17.76..............J McInerney

7 7.03pm MICKEY’S SUPER LIQUOR FEATURE C4, 520m

1 67684 Secret Sprite nwtd F &....................Turnwald 2 62466 Seven Iron 30.20 F &......................Turnwald 3 62575 Another Breeze 30.03................J McInerney 4 14755 Cool Izmir 0.00 F &.........................Turnwald 5 75318 Thanks Charlie 30.30.................J McInerney 6 14352 Nonu Nonu Boom 30.37...................L Ahern 7 48643 Backyard Bully 29.85..................G Hodgson 8 31122 Speed Legend 29.46.................. B Hodgson 9 76534 Bigtime Latte 30.21...........................L Ahern 10 16834 Mick Mania 30.04........................G Hodgson 8 7.27pm BROAD ROOFING C4 C4, 305m 1 74181 Homebush Buffy 17.51..............J McInerney 2 25288 Stock Taker 17.58.............................L Ahern 3 78545 Kinetic Rio 17.52 K &.........................Phillips 4 11727 Shanghai Sam 17.53........................L Ahern 5 16886 Another Coffee 17.55.................J McInerney 6 75454 Ate Pizza 17.41 F &........................Turnwald 7 67636 Time’s Up 17.49 G &..........................Denby 8 31477 Aussie Haka 17.56 U &.............. McCracken Emergencies: 9 18772 Starla 17.51...............................J McInerney 10 13868 Homebush Craig 17.76..............J McInerney 9 7.52pm RENOWN BAKERY (WANGANUI) C5 C5, 305m 1 11222 Call Me Ralph 17.38...................G M Clarke 2 31271 Rosemore Osti 17.23........................L Ahern 3 33427 Leadfoot Lenny 17.46..........................L Udy 4 43671 Ate Power 17.53 F &.......................Turnwald 5 81884 Uno Allegro 17.56.............................L Ahern 6 34356 Iona Haka 0.00..........................J McInerney 7 13883 Cheetah Woods 17.28...............J McInerney 8 61568 Belkara 17.66...................................M Olden 9 78367 Llamedos 17.58................................G Quirk 10 33768 Waterbug 17.68...................................L Udy 10 8.17pm KEENAN CONCRETE (WANGANUI) C4/5, 520m

1 32621 Pink Sock 29.99 F &.......................Turnwald 2 18378 Sammy James 30.08........................L Ahern 3 72687 Chainsaw Pete 30.25.......................B Marsh 4 11131 Ate To Much 29.89 F &...................Turnwald 5 63255 Wee Diger 30.33.........................G Hodgson 6 51221 El Jetta 30.26....................................L Ahern 7 44425 Barry’s Way 29.99.............................R Waite 8 78657 Moulin Blue nwtd F &......................Turnwald 9 76534 Bigtime Latte (c4) 30.21...................L Ahern 10 27x67 Bigtime Karen (c4) 30.12..................L Ahern 11 8.40pm PALAMOUNTAINS NUTRITION C5 C5, 305m 1 28211 Stiff 17.33 F &.................................Turnwald 2 58526 Homebush Boris 17.74..............J McInerney 3 58681 Enflame 17.57............................J McInerney 4 31112 Run Lacey Run 17.41 F &..............Turnwald 5 55388 Bob’s Your Uncle nwtd.......................R Hunt 6 21175 Eruza 17.50......................................L Ahern 7 43112 Avert 17.54 U &.......................... McCracken 8 13563 Glenaddis 17.62 G &..........................Denby Emergencies: 9 78367 Llamedos 17.58................................G Quirk 10 33768 Waterbug 17.68...................................L Udy 12 9.07pm THE ROCK 95.2FM C5 C5, 305m 1 16284 Homebush Lignite 17.59............J McInerney 2 62117 Bee Rabbit 17.38..............................L Ahern 3 43118 Slangevar 17.55.................................D Little 4 61383 Wild Punting 17.38 F &...................Turnwald 5 65633 Flying Flynn 17.62.............................D Hunt 6 122F1 Hypotential 17.47..............................G Quirk 7 23576 Donky Deep 17.46 G &.......................Denby 8 42674 Vicki’s Quest 17.65..............................L Udy 9 78367 Llamedos 17.58................................G Quirk 10 33768 Waterbug 17.68...................................L Udy LEGEND: fsdt - First Start Here nwd - No Win this Distance fstd First Start This Distance 31 13 - Best Winning Time This Track

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SOLUTIONS TO PUZZLE No 12,213

SOLUTIONS TO PUZZLE No 12,214

Across: 1 Pessimistic; 9 Platoon; 10 Repel; 11 Notch; 12 Amnesia; 13 Absorb; 15 Reveal; 18 Episode; 20 Drain; 22 Title; 23 Onerous; 24 Advertising.

Down: 2 Exalt; 3 Smother; 4 Mental; 5 Siren; 6 Impasse; 7 Spontaneity; 8 Cleanliness; 14 Stilted; 16 Endless; 17 Devout; 19 Obese; 21 Adorn.

Across: 1 Type; 3 Physique; 8 Also; 9 Sombrero; 1 Questionable; 13 Instal; 14 Simmer; 17 Delicatessen; 2 Doggerel; 21 Pare; 22 Treasure; 23 News.

Down: 1 Tranquil; 2 Possess; 4 Hoodoo; 5 Submarines; Quell; 7 Eros; 10 Steadiness; 12 Princess; 15 Mistake; 1 Career; 18 Eagle; 19 Edit.

River Cruise Evening – Wednesday 26th June Your chance to hear about the wonderful experiences of river cruising in Europe, Egypt, Asia & USA. Mark from Avalon Waterways will share his knowledge on this fantastic way to travel. Having just returned from Europe, Maxine Whiting has also travelled on a river cruise and looks forward to sharing her first hand knowledge with you.

We will also be touching on our Escorted South Australia Tour which includes a 4 night cruise on the Murray River.

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6.00 ONE News. (T) 7.00 Seven Sharp. (T) 7.30 Coronation Street.

(PGR, T) Deirdre betrays Tracy, Sean gets carried away, and Frank plays the martyr.

8.30 Location Location Location. (G, T) Phil and Kristie are on the hunt for two dream family homes this week.

9.30 Hotel Inspector. (AO, T) The Hotel Inspector is called to the Bellingham in Wigan, run by 24-yearold former burger van operator, Richard Philips.

10.30 ONE News Tonight. (T) 11.00 Spy. (PGR)

6.00 Friends. (G, R, T) 6.30 Neighbours. (G, T) 7.00 Shortland Street. (PGR, T) 7.30 The Voice Australia. (G, T) The battle rounds continue with some of the judges unexpectedly using their save cards.

9.15 Please Marry My Boy. (New, PGR, T) Australian realitiy series in which four mums embark on a mission to find their unlucky-in-love sons the girls of their dreams.

10.15 Distraction USA. (AO, R, T) 10.45 The Bachelorette. (PGR, T)

11.30 Episodes. (AO, R) 12.05 Harry’s Law. (AO, R, T) 1.05 Te Karere. (R, T) 1.35 Infomercials.

12.40 Two And A Half Men. (Final, PGR, R, T) 1.40 Infomercials. 2.40 The Voice. (G, R, T) 3.30 Dating In The Dark Australia. (Final, PGR, R, T) 4.20 I’m A Celebrity. Get Me Out Of Here! (G, R) 5.35 Let’s Get Inventin’. (G, R, T)

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6.00 Creflo Dollar. 6.30 Buzzy Bee And Friends. (G, T) 6.35 Tiki Tour. (G, R, T) 7.00 Grizzly Tales.

(G, R, T) 7.25 Scooby Doo. (G, R, T) 7.50 Pokemon: Black and White.

(G, T) 8.15 Franklin. (G, R, T) 8.40 Mike The Knight. (G, R, T) 8.50 Fireman Sam. (G, T) 9.00 Infomercials. 10.30 Neighbours.

(G, R, T) 11.00 Shortland Street.

(PGR, R, T) 11.30 Spin City. (PGR, R, T) 12.00 Hart Of Dixie. (G, R, T) 1.00 Jeremy Kyle. (PGR) 2.00 Jeremy Kyle USA. (PGR) 3.00 Mr Men. (G, R, T) 3.05 Doc McStuffins. (G, T) 3.30 Spongebob. (G, R, T) 4.00 Good Luck Charlie. (G, R, T) 4.30 The Erin Simpson Show.

(G) 5.00 Horace In Slow Motion.

(G, R) 5.01 America’s Funniest Home Videos. (G, R, T) 5.30 Hope And Faith. (G, R, T)

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Breakfast.

Good Morning.

Ellen. (R) Coach Trip. (G, T) House Guest. (G, R) ONE News. (T) Emmerdale. (PGR, T) Chas reels, Nikhil’s miffed, and Jacob’s down.

Come Dine With Me. (PGR) Four Weddings USA. (G, R) Four brides agree to be guests at one another’s weddings and judge which is best, but the stakes are high because one bride walks away with a honeymoon prize.

Ellen. (G) Te Karere. (T) MasterChef: The Professionals – Australia. (G, T) Millionaire Hot Seat.

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3 News: Firstline.

Infomercials. (G) The Shopping Channel.

Everybody Loves Raymond. (G, R, T) 3 News.

Home And Away. (G, R, T) Dr Phil. (AO) The Dr Oz Show. (PGR) Top Chef: Just Desserts.

(PGR, R) Battle lines are drawn when the six remaining pastry chefs wage culinary combat in the inaugural ‘Dessert Shop Wars’.

Rachael Ray. (G) Entertainment Tonight.

(G) Home And Away. (G, T) Brax continues to hunt Adam, Jett and John reconcile, and Bianca and Zac find proof of his innocence.

6.00 3 News.

7.00 Campbell Live.

7.30 Modern Family. (PGR, R, T) 8.00 The New Normal. (PGR) 8.30 Graham Norton Show.

(AO) Hayden Panettiere, Dan Stephens, Micky Flanagan, and Robin Thicke, featuring Pharrell, performing Blurred Lines.

9.30 7 Days. (AO) 10.00 Jono And Ben At Ten. (AO) Jono Pryor, Ben Boyce and Guy Williams are here with a topical look at what’s been going on this week.

10.35 Nightline.

11.15 The Big Game. (PGR) 12.15 The Big C. (AO) 1.25 NCIS: Los Angeles. (AO, R, T) 2.20 Infomercials. (G)

PRIMe 6.00 Home Shopping. (G) 6.30 The Crowd Goes Wild.

(G, R) 7.00 Deal Or No Deal. (G, R) 7.30 Home Shopping. (G) 12.00 The Doctors. (PGR) 1.00 The Jeff Probst Show.

(G) 2.05 America’s Got Talent.

(G, R) Watch the first twelve semifinalists perform on America’s Got Talent.

4.00 The Late Show With David Letterman. (G, R) 5.00 Deal Or No Deal. (G, R) Game show hosted by Andrew O’Keefe that gives contestants the opportunity to win up to $200,000 each night.

5.30 Prime News.

Deal Or No Deal. (G) Millionaire: Hot Seat.

The Crowd Goes Wild.

Secret Millionaire USA. (PGR) 8.30 A Gypsy Life For Me. (PGR) In a field in the middle of Essex we join the Light and Life Christian Convention as the crowds gather to celebrate God. 9.30 Beauty And The Beast.

(Final, PGR) The revelations keep coming for Cat as the truth about her past is finally revealed. Meanwhile, Vincent stares death squarely in the face.

6.30 Futurama. (G) 7.00 The Simpsons. (G) After watching a movie about a sexy tango dancer, Lisa enrols in a tap dance class.

7.30 American Ninja Warrior. (G) Based on the hit Japanese series Sasuke, this series sees 10 American athletes compete through elaborate obstacle courses for the chance to go to Japan to face the course from the original series.

Sky Movies 1, 10.20pm The exploits of the ancient Greek gods have proven to be great inspiration for countless remakes and reimaginings over the years, as the mix of mysticism, monsters and myths allows for a huge range of stories to be told. Aussie Sam Worthington stars as Perseus, the mostly human son of Zeus, forced to pick up sword and sandal again to battle his way across Greece and the Underworld to rescue his father from the evil machinations of Hades.

6.00 6.30 7.00 7.30

10.30 The Crowd Goes Wild.

(G, R) 11.00 The Late Show With David Letterman. (G) 12.00 Home Shopping. (G) 1.30 The Crowd Goes Wild. (G, R) 2.00 Home Shopping. (G)

FOUR 6.00 Sesame Street. (G) 6.55 Pingu. (G) 7.00 Sticky TV. (G) 7.30 Scaredy Squirrel. (G) 7.55 Hey Arnold! (G) 8.20 Chuggington. (G) 8.30 Bananas In Pyjamas. (G) 8.45 HUMF. (G) 8.50 Bob The Builder. (G) 9.00 Thomas & Friends. (G) 9.10 Peppa Pig. (G) 9.15 Peppa Pig. (G) 9.20 Barney And Friends. (G) 9.50 Tickety Toc. (G) 10.00 Infomercials. (G) 2.00 Sesame Street. (G) 2.55 Peppa Pig. (G) 3.00 Sticky TV. (G) 4.30 FOUR Live. (G) 6.00 Everybody Hates Chris. (PGR, R)

MOVIe

Wrath Of The Titans

8.30 FILM: The Wolfman. (2010, AO) Anthony Hopkins, Benicio Del Toro, Emily Blunt. An estranged son goes back to his family estate to investigate the savage murder of his brother by a bloodthirsty beast.

10.35 Terriers. (New, AO) US Crime series in which a recovering alcoholic and ex-cop turned small-time private investigator agrees to help an old friend find his missing daughter.

11.40 Entertainment Tonight. (G) 12.10 Informercials.

sky sPORt 1 6.00 ANZ Golf World.

6.30 Inside The PGA Tour.

7.00 Golf. US PGA Tour. Travelers Championship. Round One. Live.

10.00 Golf. European PGA Tour. BMW International Open. Round One. 10.30 Toyota Grassroots Rugby.

11.30 Athletics. IAAF Diamond League. Oslo.

12.30 Re:Union.

1.30 Cricket. ICC Champions Trophy.

Second Semi-final. Highlights.

2.30 Motorsport. V8 Supercars C’ship. SKY City Triple Darwin. Race 18 and 19.

Replay.

4.30 Field Hockey. FIH Womens League Round Three. First Semi-final. Replay.

6.00 Field Hockey. FIH Womens World League Round Three. Second Semifinal. Replay.

7.30 Rugby. ACT Brumbies v British & Irish Lions. Replay.

9.30 Re:Union.

10.30 Toyota Grassroots Rugby.

11.30 Golf. US PGA Tour. Travelers Championship. Round One. Highlights.

12.00 Golf. European PGA Tour. BMW International Open. Round One. 12.30 Golf. European PGA Tour. BMW International Open. Round Two. Live.

4.30 Golf. US PGA Tour. Travelers Championship. Round One. Highlights.

5.00 Inside The PGA Tour.

5.30 ANZ Golf World.

the bOx 6.00 NYPD Blue. (M) 6.50 The Simpsons. (PG) 7.15 Hardcore Pawn. (PG) 7.40 America’s Funniest Home Videos. (PG) 8.05 Whose Line Is It Anyway? (PG) 8.30 Cash Cab USA. (PG) 8.55 24. (M) 9.50 NCIS. (PG) 10.40 Criminal Intent.

(M) 11.30 Fear Factor. (M) 12.25 NYPD Blue. (M) 1.20 Whose Line Is It Anyway? (PG) 1.45 Cash Cab USA. (PG) 2.15 24. (M) 3.10 Hardcore Pawn. (PG) 3.40 The Simpsons. (PG) 4.10 Robert Ludlum’s Covert One: The Hades Factor. (M) 5.00 Law & Order. (M) 6.00 America’s Funniest Home Videos.

(PG) 6.30 The Simpsons. (PG) 7.00 Hardcore Pawn. (PG) 7.30 NCIS. (M) 8.30 CSI: New York. (M) 9.30 CSI: New York. (M) 10.30 Law & Order. (M) 11.30 NCIS. (M) 12.30 24. (M) 1.20 America’s Funniest Home Videos.

(PG) 1.45 Cash Cab USA. (PG) 2.10 NYPD Blue. (M) 3.05 Fear Factor. (M) 3.55 CSI: New York. (M) 4.45 24. (M) 5.35 Whose Line Is It Anyway? (PG)

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sky sPORt 2 6.00 Field Hockey. FIH Womens World League Round Three. Second Semifinal. Live.

7.35 Rugby League. NRL Premiership.

Roosters v Warriors. Replay.

9.30 Field Hockey. FIH Womens World League Round Three. First And Second Semi-final. Replay.

12.30 Golf. US PGA Tour. Travelers Championship. Round One. Highlights.

1.00 Rugby Zone.

1.30 Surfing. ASP Mens World Championship Tour. Billabong Rio Pro. 2.00 Golf. Asian Tour. Queens Cup. 3.00 Inside The PGA Tour.

3.30 ANZ Golf World.

4.00 Golf. European PGA Tour. BMW International Open. Round One. 4.30 Golf. US PGA Tour. Travelers Championship. Round One. Highlights.

5.00 The Ultimate Fighter.

6.30 Sterlo.

7.30 NRL Footy Show.

9.30 Rugby League. NRL Telstra Premiership. Bulldogs v Roosters. Live.

12.00 Cricket. ICC Champions Trophy. First Semi-final. Highlights.

1.00 Cricket. ICC Champions Trophy.

Second Semi-final. Highlights.

2.00 Soccer. UEFA European Under 21 Championship. Final. Replay.

4.00 Rugby League. NRL Premiership.

Bulldogs v Roosters. Replay.

sky MOVIes 1

MOVIe GReats

6.15 I Don’t Know How She Does It. (2011, M) Sarah Jessica Parker, Greg Kinnear.

7.45 Making Of Prometheus. (2012, M).

8.00 Young Adult. (2011, M) Charlize Theron, Patrick Wilson.

9.35 Flypaper. (2011, 16) Patrick Dempsey, Ashley Judd.

11.05 The Lucky One. (2012, M) Zac Efron, Taylor Schilling.

12.45 Prometheus. (2012, 16) Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender.

2.50 Biography: Sean Penn. (2009, PG).

3.40 Deadliest Sea. (2009, PG) Sebastian Pigott, Greg Bryk.

5.10 True Justice 2: Vengeance Is Mine.

(2012, M) Steven Seagal.

6.40 Friends With Benefits. (2011, 16) Justin Timberlake, Mila Kunis.

8.30 Texas Killing Fields. (2011, 16) Sam Worthington, Jeffrey Dean Morgan.

10.20 Wrath Of The Titans. (2012, M) Sam Worthington, Liam Neeson.

12.00 On The Inside. (2011, 16) Nick Stahl, Olivia Wilde.

1.30 Moonlight And Mistletoe. (2008, PG) Tom Arnold, Candace Cameron Bure.

3.00 Friends With Benefits. (2011, 16) Justin Timberlake, Mila Kunis.

4.50 Texas Killing Fields. (2011, 16) Sam Worthington, Jeffrey Dean Morgan.

7.05 Making Of The Bourne Legacy. (2012, M).

7.25 Talladega Nights: The Ballad Of Ricky Bobby. (2006, M) Will Ferrell, John C Reilly.

9.10 Public Enemies. (2009, 16) Johnny Depp, Christian Bale.

11.25 Conan The Barbarian. (1982, M) Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Earl Jones.

1.30 Meet Joe Black. (1998, M) Brad Pitt.

4.25 Bridget Jones: The Edge Of Reason.

(2004, M) Renee Zellweger, Colin Firth.

6.10 Changeling. (2008, 16) Angelina Jolie.

A mother battles with corrupt police when she desperately hunts for answers to her son’s disappearance, only to be confronted by a truth that will change her forever. 2008.

8.30 The Chronicles Of Riddick. (2004, M) Vin Diesel. The sequel to ‘Pitch Black’ has a wanted criminal arriving on a new planet about to be invaded by a warrior priest and his army of Necromongers. 2004.

10.30 Rush Hour. (1998, M) Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker.

12.05 Meet Joe Black. (1998, M) Brad Pitt.

3.00 The Chronicles Of Riddick. (2004, M) Vin Diesel.

5.00 Rush Hour. (1998, M) Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker.

DIsCOVeRy 6.00 6.30 7.30 8.30 9.30 10.30 11.30 12.30 1.30 2.00 2.30 3.30 4.30 5.30 7.30 8.00 8.30

9.00 9.30 10.30 11.30 12.30 4.30 5.30

Auction Hunters. (PG) Dirty Jobs. (PG) Inside The Gangsters’ Code. (M) Gold Rush. (PG) Mythbusters. (PG) Auction Hunters. (PG) Ice Cold Gold. (PG) Blood Relatives. (M) Who The (Bleep). (M) Evil, I. (M) Bering Sea Gold: Under The Ice. (PG) Jungle Gold. (PG) Gold Rush. (PG) Mythbusters. (PG) Auction Kings. (PG) Auction Hunters. (PG) American Digger. (PG) On the hunt for Civil War relics, American Savage are hoping to find rare Confederate artifacts that would bring a big payday.

But a homeowner threatens to shut them down.

Auction Hunters. (PG) Nightmare Next Door. (M) Disappeared. (M) Crimes That Shook The World. (M) Inside The Gangsters’ Code. (M) Jungle Gold. (PG) Time Warp. (PG)

KEY: T Teletext R Repeat S Stereo P Premiere F Final RATINGS: G General exhibition PG Parental guidance recommended M Suitable for mature audiences AO Adults only 16 Approved for persons 16 and over 18 Approved for persons 18 and over c Content may offend l Language may offend s Sexual content may offend v contains violence

shINe 6.00 Brian Houston @ Hillsong TV 6.30 Quick Study 7.00 The Lads TV 7.30 Booga Booga Land 8.00 OK TV 8.30 Connection Point 9.00 Hour of Power 10.00 Beauty and the Beast 10.30 Kiwis Can Fly 11.00 Beyond Adventure 11.30 Born To Be Free 12.00 Connection Point 12.30 Enjoying Everyday Life 1.00 The 700 Club 1.30 Brian Houston @ Hillsong TV 2.00 Nzone Focus 2.30 Beyond Adventure 3.00 The Lads TV 3.30 Booga Booga Land 4.00 OK TV 4.30 Life FM presents 5.30 Nzone Focus 6.00 Brian Houston @ Hillsong TV 6.30 Destined to Reign 7.00 The 700 Club 7.30 Nzone Now 7.45 Christianity Explored 8.00 Noble Exchange 8.30 MOVIE: The River Within 10.00 FEATURE: Freeset 10.30 “Love, Marriage and Stinking” 11.00 Just Thinking 11.30 H2O: A Journey of Faith 12.00 Noble Exchange 12.30 Little Film Big Heart 1.00 MOVIE: The River Within 2.30 FEATURE: Freeset 3.00 Wisdom for Difficult Times 3.30 Beyond Adventure 4.00 Born To Be Free 4.30 Nzone Focus 5.00 Roots and Reflections 5.30 Little Film Big Heart

LOCAL RADIO: AM Newstalk ZB 873; FM Classic Hits ZEFM 92.5; FOX FM 94.9, 98.9 AND 95.7

2106

fields&fORM 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

18s05 3720s 42445 s89s2 81106 64s03 — 5s240 806s0 38000

7

Bay Window tcw (5) 57 Ms G Markwell (Kembla Grange) J adams Boogie Shoes (14) 56.5 J G Sargent (Warwick Farm) G Schofield Double Halo dw (1) 56.5 Luke Griffith (Scone) R Thompson Eigelstein dw (4) 56 C J Waller (Rosehill) Ms a Collett (a2) Eminent Domain tw (7) 55 D A Williams (Goulburn) N Berry Tom’s Rocket dw (9) 55 R C Rowley (Hawkesbury) J Parr Single Style SCRATCHED Hendricus h (6) 54.5 J A O’Shea (Randwick) C Reith Upon wn (12) 54.5 M, W & J Hawkes (Rosehill) y Ichikawa (a3) Southern Skye (11) 54 P M Perry (Broadmeadow) a Hyeronimus

taB.cOM.au handicap

5.50

$85,000, 3yo & up F&M Benchmark 84, 1200m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

3528s 231s9 78231 67856 006s5 4117s 95s16 19190 1s104 33s40 s8953 s211s 299s4 13554 78609 1204s 4754s

8

Sussuro dw (10) 59 Paul Messara (Scone) a Hyeronimus oakfield Comet dw (7) 58 D P Smith (Broadmeadow) L Grace (a3) Party Dress dw (4) 57.5 G H Walter (Warwick Farm) Ms K Cross (a3) Sutton queen dw (15) 57.5 Luke Griffith (Scone) Ms a Collett (a2) Rose of Scotland dn (8) 57 K A Lees (Broadmeadow) y Ichikawa (a3) Geemeup w (9) 56.5 Bjorn Baker (Warwick Farm) J Parr Urgent Bells dwn (2) 56 K A Lees (Broadmeadow) C Reith Dublette dw (16) 55.5 A J Denham (Wyong) S Guymer (a2) Caprossa dwn (11) 55 Ms B Joseph & P A Jones (Canberra) J Kissick (a3) Lady La Douce w (5) 54.5 T P Croft (Hawkesbury) Ms C van Der Werf (a3) My Sabeel dwbn (14) 54.5 Joseph Pride (Warwick Farm) Style d (1) 54.5 Grant Allard (Gosford) J adams Radar wn (13) 54 Peter Snowden (Agnes Banks/Hawkesbu) T Clark Lisa Lost It dw (3) 54 G A Ryan (Rosehill) N Berry Aneto dw (12) 54 M, W & J Hawkes (Rosehill) J Ford Wears Red Feathers d (6) 54 A G Scorse (Broadmeadow) R Thompson Classic Elle dwn (17) 54 Joseph Pride (Warwick Farm) G Schofield

ROyal RandWick handicap

6.25

$85,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 90, 1600m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

1328s 05320 32211 13s0s 6s326 566s0 10104 7s591 s0117 789s7 24s51 19s21 38540 130s5 1s46s 11s01 5311s

Travolta dh (12) 59.5 Ms G Waterhouse (Randwick) T Clark Carrick w (10) 59 D A Williams (Goulburn) J adams Fulgur dw (7) 58 C J Waller (Flemington) G Schofield Zanughan (3) 58 N M Lamey (Rosehill) J Parr Pipette dwb (6) 57 C J Waller (Rosehill) Ms a Collett (a2) Charing Cross twh (16) 56.5 Ms G Waterhouse (Randwick) a Hyeronimus Jimmy Fortunes dw (4) 56.5 M J Clout (Wyong) R Thompson World Wide cdw (9) 56.5 E B Murray (Kembla Grange) Honourable Aussie tdwhn (13) 56 John Thompson (Randwick) S Guymer (a2) viking Legend t (5) 56 R W Simpson & T Barnes (Warwick Farm) J Kissick (a3) Iggi Pop wh (15) 54.5 J A O’Shea (Randwick) L Grace (a3) Loaded dw (11) 54.5 Grant Allard (Gosford) B vassallo Palasport dwn (8) 54.5 G D Hickman (Warwick Farm) J Ford Angelus dn (14) 54 Peter Snowden (Warwick Farm) C Reith o’Reilly’s Prize dh (2) 54 Ms G Waterhouse (Randwick) N Berry Done Nothin’ Wrong dwn (17) 54 C J Waller (Rosehill) y Ichikawa (a3) Sacred Flyer dw (1) 54 C J Waller (Rosehill)

australian races Morphettville JetBet 12

satuRday

TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 7-8.

Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8.

Quaddie 5-6-7-8.

leslie shORt huRdle

2.25

$30,000, Open, 3200m 1 s15FP Zaman dw (3) 70.5 F Houlahan & B Johnston (Mornington) P Gallagher 2 06012 Dumosa tc (7) 65.5 B D Brook (Oakbank) Ms a Herrmann (clm3) 3 63835 Jervois td (6) 64.5 J A McLean (Yangery) B Mc Lean 4 42112 Jooli Lad d (8) 64.5 C Maher (Caulfield) 5 13232 King Triton dw (9) 64.5 P T Hyland (Cranbourne) T Wells 6 96534 Honour The Force w (16) 64 E V Musgrove (Cranbourne) P Hamblin 7 46171 Success Dostta tdw (2) 64 D K Weir (Ballarat) J allen 8 80643 Sparkling victory (10) 64 M A Lockyer (Morphettville) M Kelly (clm3) 9 00046 Apostle w (11) 64 J A O’Connor (Murray Bridge) T Ryan 10 07070 Dubai vengeance w (5) 64 J Dunn (Oakbank) R Eynon 11 0s000 Seed Capital w (12) 64 J Dunn (Oakbank) J Lynch (clm3) 12 s4s55 Backburn (13) 64 Todd Balfour (Cranbourne) S Jackson 13 70635 Best of Minx (1) 64 J A O’Connor (Murray Bridge) P Flood 14 53238 Exalted Gem h (4) 64 J D Smith (Morphettville) N O’Shea EMERGENCIES 15 300P6 Maldives (15) 64 J A O’Connor (Murray Bridge) R Cully 16 04686 Bring Them on h (14) 64 Peter Macdonald (Morphettville) a Lynch

daRley handicap

3.00

$34,000, 2yo Rating 75, 1300m 1 s4721 Print Money (3) 58 Jon O’Connor (Morphettville) 2 23 Mr Backchat b (10) 57.5 Tony McEvoy (Angaston) 3 Time To Test (9) 56.5 Tony McEvoy (Angaston) 4 Unspun (4) 56.5 D G & R Balfour (Morphettville) 5 1 Mermaid Run w (7) 56 D E Magro (Gawler) 6 17s3 Mystical Miss b (1) 56 P G Moody (Caulfield) 7 6s4 Tenere (2) 56 P Stokes (Morphettville) 8 025 Maid of Lonhro (6) 54 D G & R Balfour (Morphettville) 9 9 Destiny Gold (8) 54 K & H Frew (Murray Bridge) 10 67 La Concierge (5) 54 W A Bogarts (Hope Forest)

3

S Westover (a2) v Colgan P Gatt T Pannell a Patterson D Tourneur M Neilson J Holder J Toeroek (a3) Ms a Herrmann

iRish Race day 7/9 handicap

3.35

$34,000, Rating 94, 1000m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

s57s0 2204s 33160 375s3 84527 s213s 83826 82s00 1108s

4

Basil Da Man d (7) 59 C B Oxlade (Mount Gambier) J Potter verco Road tcw (1) 59 D M Koch (Strathalbyn) J Holder Dubawi Gold w (3) 56.5 S P Gower (Morphettville) S Price Aurumcert t (2) 55 J R Croucher (Morphettville) T Pannell Weekend Special dn (4) 54 Jason Petch (Mornington) Ms J Kah (a2) Aregee McLaren dwb (8) 54 D R Jolly (Goolwa) P Gatt Counter Sign cw (5) 54 L Macdonald & A Gluyas (Morphettville) Ms C Lindop Shabangabang dw (9) 54 F Houlahan & B Johnston (Mornington) D Tourneur Melba cdn (6) 54 S P Gower (Morphettville) B Hoppo

alex MckinnOn handicap

4.10

$34,000, Rating 94, 1950m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

8s674 03811 35s99 02332 16774 24303 13s53 32245 05134 32007

5

Sandhill Prince tw (1) 59 S R Turner (Bordertown) D Tourneur Smarty Mac (2) 58 J A McLean (Warrnambool) S Westover (a2) Doc Hennessy t (7) 56 J R Croucher (Morphettville) S Price Micken w (3) 55.5 K T Myers (Wanganui (Nz) Ms L Whelan (a3) Angelology (8) 54.5 Patrick Payne (Plumpton) M Neilson Willego tw (5) 54.5 T T Oxlade (Woodchester) P Gatt Zerprise Us All w (9) 54.5 R W Huxtable (Murray Bridge) C Lever Full Bore w (4) 54 S Burford (Murray Bridge) J Toeroek (a3) Pretty Blonde cw (6) 54 Kym Healy (Strathalbyn) J Potter Cruz’n Now w (10) 54 D L Hewitt (Karoonda) Ms J Kah (a2)

peGGy MckinnOn hcp

4.45

$34,000, 3yo Rating 75, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5 6

s1226 08815 56s22 314 22614 214s3

Batman (6) 59 K T Myers (Wanganui (Nz) Monica Kate tw (7) 58 G V Richards (Morphettville) Ferrari Star dw (9) 57.5 Tony McEvoy (Angaston) Mr Zoolander (4) 57.5 Tony McEvoy (Angaston) Terrapinna d (3) 57 G V Richards (Morphettville) you’re Discreet t (11) 57 P Stokes (Morphettville)

Captain Sharp (2) 56.5 R R Jolly (Morphettville) It’s Fred b (1) 56.5 C W McDonald (Caulfield) Saturday Sorcerer w (5) 56.5 S P Gower (Morphettville) Albonetti (8) 55 Ms S Jaensch (Naracoorte) Terrific Flair c (10) 55 R R Jolly (Morphettville)

6

P Gatt Ms C Lindop S Price C Lever J Toeroek (a3)

cntRBet hcp

5.20

$40,000, Rating 68+, 1300m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

5s314 14922 s1773 05287 215s0 335s5 2s602 8476s 55s67

7

Assertive Eagle t (2) 60.5 Tony McEvoy (Angaston) J Matthews (a2) Barigan Boy wb (9) 59 Grant Young (Murray Bridge) J Toeroek (a3) Petman t (4) 59 John Hyam (Morphettville) T Baker Classy Chloe (1) 57 J E Hickmott (Murray Bridge) J Frew (a2) Addiction To Rock tw (8) 56.5 M S Minervini (Murray Bridge) P Gatt Conduction tw (5) 56 D R Jolly (Goolwa) J Holder Lionhearted Girl cdw (6) 54.5 I R Walker (Millicent) Ms J Kah (a2) Contract Caterer (7) 54 P Stokes (Morphettville) a Patterson Mister Farinelli dw (3) 54 D N Kolpin (Mount Gambier) Ms C Lindop

distinctive hOMes hcp

5.55

$25,000, Rating 75, 1400m

Ms L Whelan (a3) Ms a Herrmann v Colgan Ms J Kah (a2) M Neilson D Tourneur

11 4729s Fort Courage d (2) 54 N D Parnham (Ascot) 12 15132 Seattle Beau (1) 54 G A Crispin (Ascot) 13 3s826 Tax A Million tcd (10) 54 Ms S Taylor (Lark Hill)

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8

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MaRsh hcp

6.30

1 s06s8 Komodo w (4) 61 Will Clarken (Morphettville) S Westover (a2) 2 4s144 Green Ginger dw (3) 59 Deane Pannell (Murray Bridge) Ms L Whelan (a3) 3 s7832 Shoctonic (5) 59 R R Jolly (Morphettville) J Toeroek (a3) 4 328s0 Halayr Jet (7) 58.5 Grant Young (Murray Bridge) Ms a Herrmann 5 2s21 Finniss Power (10) 58 W F Francis (Strathalbyn) J Potter 6 45210 Twilight Dancer c (13) 58 W A Bogarts (Hope Forest) D Tourneur 7 47s61 Zipalang w (2) 58 G P Moody (Strathalbyn) Ms K Bishop (a3) 8 23411 Stella Jeune t (6) 57.5 P A Jones (Gawler) J Holder 9 40402 visual Impact (11) 57.5 K M Sweeney (Morphettville) Ms C Lindop 10 7s142 Eve’s Delight b (8) 57 P T Lynch (Port Augusta) Ms L Stojakovic 11 5486s Potiche (14) 56 Tony McEvoy (Angaston) v Colgan 12 0s931 Rub Doubt d (15) 56 K & H Frew (Murray Bridge) J Frew (a2) EMERGENCIES 13 44230 Gonski Girl t (1) 54.5 J F Macmillan (Strathalbyn) Ms J Kah (a2) 14 09s01 Sophisticated Lass dw (16) 54.5 Sam Kavanagh (Morphettville) C Lever 15 653s5 Dangarway w (12) 56 Ms M Ballantine (Longerenong) 16 73722 Bugsy (9) 55 C W McDonald (Caulfield)

satuRday

4.14

$50,000, 2yo Rating 62+, 1600m 1 1661 Ihtsahymn t (6) 58 F R Kersley (Ascot) 2 3s361 Mountain Haze t (10) 57.5 A G Durrant (Lark Hill) 3 63 Ain’t Bad (3) 55 C H Webster (Ascot) 4 20 Charliebegood (7) 55 D L Morton (Ascot) 5 9 Great odyssey (4) 55 A G Durrant (Lark Hill) 6 32332 Leicachino (9) 55 N D Parnham (Ascot) 7 55 Savanarola (5) 55 D T McAuliffe (Ascot) 8 557 Secure The Sky (8) 55 D T McAuliffe (Ascot) 9 284 Spin Da Wheels (2) 55 M L Lane (Bunbury) 10 s2650 vitesse Express (1) 55 Lou & Dion Luciani (Ascot)

S Parnham B Paterson (a2) T Turner J Mallyon (a1.5) P Knuckey B Parnham S Meeres S O’Donnell J Noske W Pike

taBtOuch.MOBi handicap

4.49

$45,000, 3yo 2MW, 1000m

3

War Prince db (5) 59 Simon Miller (Ascot) Amber’s Hero c (6) 58 T Stubberfield (Ascot) Smoko c (8) 56 R & C Price (Bunbury) Zenergy c (2) 56 N D Parnham (Ascot) Classified Info d (1) 54 Ben Pearce (Lark Hill) Lioness (9) 54 Damian Miller (Pinjarra) Lost East Estees (7) 54 Ms G Davies (Pinjarra) Paper Tiger (3) 54 G McTaggart (Ascot) That old Chestnut b (4) 54 L Smith (Casuarina)

R Hill (a1.5) S O’Donnell W Pike S Parnham P Knuckey T Ikenushi Ms C O’Grady (a3) J Whiting S Meeres

Michael GanGeMi 90th BiRthday

5.24

$50,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 78+, 2200m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

s3705 19s00 44111 88462 s6969 s3454 26123 5s537 00573 9s076

4

Global Flirt td (10) 61.5 J T Warwick (Myalup) Bridgestone td (1) 61 N D Parnham (Ascot) operational tcd (5) 58 F R Kersley (Ascot) The other Harv t (8) 56 A D Mathews (Muchea) Smart Twister td (7) 55 N D Parnham (Ascot) Big Attitude t (2) 54 A G Durrant (Lark Hill) Cyber Crime t (3) 54 A D Mathews (Muchea) Lethal Jones d (9) 54 Lou & Dion Luciani (Ascot) Pashtoon (6) 54 Ms G Davies (Pinjarra) The Weapon t (4) 54 J T Warwick (Myalup)

M Pateman (a2) C Parnham (a3) D Staeck S O’Donnell B Parnham P Knuckey P Carbery W Pike Ms C O’Grady (a3) T Turner

OzBet.cOM.au handicap

5.59

$50,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 78+, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

53480 75033 23207 s790s 42558 s1121 70s15 42462 19s00 s8250 3211s

5

our ol’ Fella tcw (5) 58.5 S J Wolfe (Albany) Ms N Faithfull (a3) Tudor Lad tc (8) 58.5 R & C Price (Bunbury) B Paterson (a2) In Faith c (11) 58 M L Lane (Bunbury) M Pateman (a2) Speccio tc (9) 58 S W Barrass (Lark Hill) Ms C O’Grady (a3) McScar tc (1) 57 D R Harrison (Lark Hill) J azzopardi (a3) Dominating t (4) 56.5 N D Parnham (Ascot) B Parnham Ten Aces tcd (3) 56.5 J P Taylor (Bullsbrook) C Parnham (a3) New Time d (2) 55.5 J P Taylor (Bullsbrook) R Hill (a1.5) Milken Whiskey tcd (7) 54 Duane Kitchingman (Lark Hill) L Camilleri Terminado tcd (6) 54 D F Wilson (Upper Swan) P Knuckey young Lionel d (10) 54 Lou & Dion Luciani (Ascot) W Pike

faceBOOk.cOM/peRthRacinG

6.34

$47,500, 3yo & up Benchmark 72+, 1200m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

12126 4s020 55512 30s42 s8s00 1117s 1076s s1402 34726 83338

Right Time t (11) 63.5 P H Jordan (Ascot) Miss Solis td (6) 57.5 Simon Miller (Ascot) Stacks on td (12) 57.5 Lou & Dion Luciani (Ascot) Sweet Serenity td (5) 57.5 T M Andrews (Ascot) Will To Win cw (4) 57 J T Warwick (Myalup) Classique Ivory db (3) 54.5 G P Poletti (Ascot) Secret Enigma tcdw (9) 54.5 N D Parnham (Ascot) Acheatin’ Smile d (8) 54 R J Lewis (Lark Hill) Dare To Doubt td (13) 54 S J Wolfe (Albany) Final Cut (7) 54 B O’Malley (Ascot)

Morphettville Selections

Belmont Selections

Race 1: SUCCESS DoSTTA, KING TRITON, JOOLI LaD Race 2: MR BACKCHAT, MySTICaL MISS, TENERE Race 3: AREGEE MCLAREN, WEEKEND SPECIaL, BaSIL Da MaN Race 4: MICKEN, aNGELOLOGy, ZERPRISE uS aLL Race 5: BATMAN, FERRaRI STaR, yOu'RE DISCREET Race 6: CLASSy CHLoE, PETMaN, BaRIGaN BOy Race 7: ALCHEMy'S EIGHT, WICKED DREaMS, SLIPPERy NINJa Race 8: GREEN GINGER, FINNISS POWER, vISuaL IMPaCT

Race 1: LEICACHINo, IHTSaHyMN, aIN’T BaD Race 2: SMoKo, ZENERGy, WaR PRINCE Race 3: CyBER CRIME, OPERaTIONaL, GLOBaL FLIRT Race 4: DoMINATING, yOuNG LIONEL, TuDOR LaD Race 5: CLASSIqUE IvoRy, SWEET SERENITy, RIGHT TIME Race 6: TERKEL, LORD BaLTHaZaR, PuRE aDRENaLIN Race 7: HUSSy By CHoICE, IT’S a BIT SHaDy, DREaM LIFTER Race 8: WHEN WE WERE KINGS, uLTIMaTE SuCCESS, NOvEMBER RED

7.50

$80,000, 3yo Listed SW, 1600m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

11231 12817 21214 30s41 21525 121 02222 00s00 98775 35 11312 12952

Dream Lifter t (7) 56.5 P B Hunter (Albany) Purple Tiger d (11) 56.5 F R Kersley (Ascot) It’s A Bit Shady c (6) 56.5 S R Bates (Ascot) Grand Crusade t (4) 56.5 D T McAuliffe (Ascot) The Litigator d (1) 56.5 T M Andrews (Ascot) Northpace t (2) 56.5 F R Kersley (Ascot) Trade Down db (9) 56.5 G E Daly (Ascot) Corporate God d (5) 56.5 H S McLaren (Ascot) Sandpipers (8) 56.5 J T Warwick (Myalup) Minimalist (3) 56.5 Ivan Haggerty (Bullsbrook) Hussy By Choice tb (10) 54.5 Simon Miller (Ascot) Summah’s Touch d (12) 54.5 A G Durrant (Lark Hill)

M Pateman (a) S Parnham J Whiting J Noske W Pike D Staeck P Knuckey S O’Donnell T Turner C Mc Callum R Hill (a) B Paterson (a)

playeROnline.cOM.au hcp

8.25

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

19s90 686s3 67447 14208 4s962 63144 42198 118s7 157s8 59723 250s8 751s4 02234 245s6

Full Steam Ahead t (8) 63 Nicole Pateman (Geraldton) P Harvey Malaika td (4) 63 Ms D Baillie (Ascot) Ms E Cockram (a3) November Red t (9) 60 A G Durrant (Lark Hill) P Hall Stompin d (6) 59.5 S J Wolfe (Albany) Ms N Faithfull (a3) Black Romeo w (10) 58.5 Brett Pope (Pinjarra) M Pateman (a2) When We Were Kings t (3) 58 G J Kersley (Haynes) D Staeck Finality d (13) 57.5 Ms P Wagg (Ascot) L Camilleri Bus Stop (5) 56.5 B R Larsson (Bunbury) G Smith Jacko The Flirt d (7) 56.5 David Caruana (Ascot) J Noske Endless Time tcdwb (1) 56 R C McPherson (Lark Hill) T Turner Just Hoping (11) 56 M W Bairstow (Bunbury) C Parnham (a3) Ultimate Success w (14) 55.5 R & C Price (Bunbury) W Pike Gaps In Me Knees (2) 54 C G Willis (Lark Hill) R Hill (a1.5) Hopkinton (12) 54 B A McDougall (Ascot) T Ikenushi

australian races satuRday

Quaddie 5-6-7-8.

Weather/track/Rail

C Parnham (a3) R Hill (a1.5) W Pike P Harvey M Pateman (a2) S O’Donnell P Carbery L Camilleri Ms N Faithfull (a3) P Knuckey

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

hansens cateRinG plate s1111 24251 126 263L2 5s553 0s978 19 s3485

5

4.18

Mythologist twh (3) 57 L V Rowe (Rockhampton) McConachy (2) 57 William Kenning (Townsville) Real Favulous (6) 57 Donald Baker (Toowoomba) Rocket Billy Rebel (7) 57 J H Manzelmann (Mackay) The Alamo h (4) 57 K E Hansen (Rockhampton) Star Material h (1) 57 J S O’Shea (Rockhampton) Shadow Puppet h (5) 55 M J Tremble (Rockhampton) Sea Crest (8) 55 A R Jenkinson (Yeppoon)

the capRicORnian handicap

L Dillon M Pegus K Wharton D a Evans a Coome C Whiteley

4.53

31813 06111 11270 24951 9s122 600s4 63221 2s842 s5184 s9360

6

Top Rada wb (10) 60 R K McCall (Sunshine Coast) Covert Charmour tw (2) 58.5 Matt Reardon (Bundaberg) L Dillon Cheapskater th (4) 57.5 C A Howell (Rockhampton) Ms T O’Hara Mac’s Addiction w (6) 54.5 S P Tregea (Toowoomba) a Pattillo Shtarker (3) 54.5 A J Edmonds (Gold Coast) D a Evans Secret Kiss (8) 54 R J Macrae (Toowoomba) Iriana Wil c (7) 54 A R Jenkinson (Yeppoon) a Coome Six of Hearts tbh (9) 54 L V Rowe (Rockhampton) Ms C Schmidt (a3) Diurnal Tiger (1) 54 Aaron Payne (Townsville) Seize The Fire (5) 54 R J Macrae (Toowoomba)

eRic RailtOn MeMORial handicap 5.28 $20,000, Open, 1050m

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

59331 s3219 s6117 56s12 s6136 8s5s0 27178 6s277 12134

7

Trail Boss dw (6) 60.5 T J Sears (Toowoomba) Ms C Schmidt (a3) Ghostnthedarkness b (7) 57.5 J P Caught (Eagle Farm) ashley Butler (a) Bellantina (3) 57 L M Clarke (Killarney) M Pegus Pegunny Cat twbh (2) 55 M J Tremble (Rockhampton) a Coome Erfaan d (8) 54 J H Manzelmann (Mackay) D Hayse Craiglea Convict twh (4) 54 A J McMahon (Rockhampton) you Done It Again tcdh (1) 54 Clinton Garland (Rockhampton) N Patchett Falvadore tcwh (9) 54 C A Howell (Rockhampton) Savannah Gold b (5) 54 L A Wright (Mackay) a Pattillo

ROckhaMptOn cup

6.03

$100,000, Open, 1600m 1 8317s Bid Spotter dw (5) 59 A J Edmonds (Gold Coast) C Whiteley 2 s5117 Prussian Secret dwh (1) 59 J Wehlow (Rockhampton) Ms T O’Hara 3 42245 Writer tcwbh (10) 56.5 David Stafford (Rockhampton) a Coome 4 00090 Baqaba tw (17) 55.5 S P Tregea (Toowoomba) 5 23911 Cannyclimb tcwh (2) 55 L V Rowe (Rockhampton) Ms C Schmidt (a) 6 72962 Double Impact w (13) 55 Ms J Crompton (Toowoomba) N Evans 7 26732 What Happenedhenry wb (8) 54.5 K M Schweida (Eagle Farm) D Hayse 8 01113 Lady Agulhas dw (16) 54 T J Dougall (Toowoomba) Geoffrey Goold (a) 9 s0004 Danagaze d (7) 54 L J Mayfield-Smith (Eagle Farm) a Pattillo 10 80105 Equissential d (11) 54 N O Saunders (Toowoomba) a Best 11 51121 Nevzlin cdwh (9) 54 C E Dore (Rockhampton) D a Evans 12 44321 Massuri tw (6) 54 S W Kendrick (Sunshine Coast) 13 1s001 Solebid d (12) 54 C A Cousins (Eagle Farm) L Dillon 14 22251 Denwood d (3) 54 D J Hansen (Sunshine Coast) G Killen 15 16300 Released d (15) 54 J P Caught (Eagle Farm) Scratched 16 65371 Aquatorial t (14) 54 R J Macrae (Toowoomba) EMERGENCy 17 31511 Desperate Woman tcwh (4) 54 K E Hansen (Rockhampton)

8

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6.38

$15,000, Class 2, 1050m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

233s1 15552 s8s15 03s12 32834 4295s 71274 82229 s4304 172s4 55s71 30733 74431

Short Trip (7) 59 W N Pomfrett (Mackay) Drumkit t (9) 58.5 L A Wright (Mackay) ashley Butler (a) Infamous w (3) 58.5 R J Macrae (Toowoomba) Geoffrey Goold (a) Alpine Dragon w (11) 57.5 A J Edmonds (Gold Coast) C Whiteley Hezoff (8) 57 Darren Symons (Mackay) Kodie Grace (a3) Atlantis Gem b (2) 55.5 L J Mayfield-Smith (Eagle Farm) Ms C Schmidt (a3) Hardcover ch (12) 55.5 David Stafford (Rockhampton) Ms a Kitson (a2) Red Savannah t (5) 55 A R Jenkinson (Yeppoon) D Hayse Spirit of Choice h (1) 54 Alan Jones (Rockhampton) Ms T O’Hara Miss Jackson cb (4) 54 G K Taylor (Sunshine Coast) a Coome Permission Granted tch (13) 54 J F Lewis (Rockhampton) D a Evans Riviera Moss d (6) 54 A D Ross (Toowoomba) N Evans Ricordo th (10) 54 Roy Thompson (Rockhampton) K Wharton

Rockhampton Selections Race 4: MyTHoLoGIST, MCCONaCHy, REaL FavuLOuS Race 5: SHTARKER, TOP RaDa, COvERT CHaRMOuR Race 6: PEGUNNy CAT, BELLaNTINa, TRaIL BOSS Race 7: WHAT HAPPENEDHENRy, NEvZLIN, BID SPOTTER Race 8: ALPINE DRAGoN, DRuMKIT, SHORT TRIP

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9

FridAy

TAB doubles 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10.

Trebles 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 8-9-10.

Pick6 5-10 $100,000 Terminating.

Place6 5-10.

Quaddie 7-8-9-10.

1

The Alex BAr & eATery PAce 91889 0938x 83876 x3561 1679x 05109 40586 006x1 42270 12415 74624

2

6.25

McRoyal Fr (1) D & C McGowan (Pukekohe) Tafadhali Fr (2) Wallis/Hackett (Waiuku) Jack Bates Fr (3) Fred Mitchell (Stratford) Splendid Bet Fr (4) Tony Herlihy (Papakura) Speak Up Fr (5) Gary Noakes (Karaka) Bronze Ecstasy Fr (6) John Dickie (Cambridge Raceway) Lisa’s Lawyer Fr (7) John Kriechbaumer (Drury) Aereus Maximus Fr (8) Steven Reid (Pukekohe) Maheer Magic Fr (21) Peter Miller (Waiuku) First Home Fr (22) Mangos/Cullen (Pukekohe) Randalstown Fr (23) Tim Hall (Morrinsville)

T Macfarlane T Mitchell N Chilcott T Cameron (J) G Noakes J I Dickie (J) J Abernethy S Lawson (J) M McKendry H Cullen T Hall

ThAmes Jockey cluB TroT

6.50

Brydon Spur Fr (1) Tony Grayling (Pukekohe) Malambra Fr (2) Ray Darby (Patumahoe) McConway Fr (3) Colin Butler (Cambridge Raceway) Te Kouka Breeze Fr (4) Mike Nicholas (Waiuku) Celeris Idle Lea Fr (5) Nicky Chilcott (Cambridge Raceway) Be Seein Ya Fr (6) D & C McGowan (Pukekohe) 0x080 A Night In Paris Fr (7) Susan Branch (Cambridge Raceway) 50754 Broadband Fr (8) Wallis/Hackett (Waiuku) 5860x Jessica Fr (U1) Stephen Argue (Pukekohe) 28666 706x8 03378 47 — 5

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

M McKendry J Stormont P Butcher M Nicholas SCRATCHED N Chilcott T Macfarlane S Branch T Herlihy S Argue

mid-WinTer xmAs AT The rAces PAce 7.15

4

30847 60327 70543 75926 24358 27580 82214 45832

Harry The Maori Fr (1) Tim Vince (Epsom) Motu Just In Time Fr (2) Kevin Judson (Waiuku) Painted Black Fr (3) Jay Abernethy (Papakura) Jonny Wilkinson Fr (4) Peter Scaife (Foxton) Winstone P Fr (5) Mangos/Cullen (Pukekohe) Thrill Factor Fr (6) Peter Scaife (Foxton) Kilarney Guy Fr (7) Tim Vince (Epsom) Mighty Creation Fr (8) Tim Vince (Epsom)

P Clabby K Judson J Kriechbaumer W Rich A Sharpe S Phillips T Thorby T Vince

G dAlzell & Assoc. sociAl cluB PAce 7.40 $6500, 2yo+ f&m 1 win mobile, 2200m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

130 2221P 02308 21403 19708 8P222 4515 76035 22021 74733 63614

5

God Forbid Fr (1) Wayne Anstis (Cambridge) Snooki Fr (2) Tony Herlihy (Papakura) Ultimate Delight Fr (3) Mangos/Cullen (Pukekohe) Aces N Eights Fr (4) Fred Mitchell (Stratford) Violet Bromac Fr (5) Leslie Pyers (Ruakaka) Annie Morva Fr (6) Jeff Crouth (Pukekohe) Ideal Flybye Fr (7) Tony Grayling (Pukekohe) Vincennes Fr (8) Doug Gale (Helensville) Caribbean Rose Fr (21) Roger Villiger (Morrinsville) Cullies Delight Fr (22) Todd Mitchell (Tauwhare) Leica Rose Fr (23) Richard Brosnan (Ardmore)

PeninsulA Press PAce

J Abernethy T Herlihy H Cullen N Chilcott G Wolfenden T Macfarlane S Phelan J Stormont P Butcher T Mitchell M McKendry

8.05

$7000, 3yo+ 2 to 5 wins mobile, 2200m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

6

71437 07108 06515 94373 27004 75966 56936 77488 23509 17655

Nokomai Fr (1) Tony Herlihy (Papakura) Meet Me In Mayfair Fr (2) Geoff Small (Patumahoe) Selkie Fr (3) Steven Reid (Pukekohe) Kippenberger Fr (4) John Dickie (Cambridge Raceway) Beaming Jay Fr (5) Macfarlane/Sharpe (Patumahoe) Leroy Brogden Fr (6) Nicky Chilcott (Cambridge Raceway) Hot And Saucy Fr (7) Mike Berger (Cambridge) Pacific Rapture Fr (8) Jay Abernethy (Papakura) Gold Elite Fr (21) Geoff Small (Patumahoe) Chokullen Fr (22) Wallis/Hackett (Waiuku)

T Herlihy S Phelan T Mitchell J I Dickie (J) T Macfarlane N Chilcott P Butcher J Abernethy S Lawson (J) M McKendry

les cAllAnder memoriAl hcP TroT 8.30 $6500, 3yo+ 1 to 2 wins discretionary, 2700m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

0x406 29183 1 24922 3510x 37P34 83544 31615 57723 9186x 16417 85463

7

Sundon’s Mountain Fr (1) Gareth Dixon (Clevedon) Meander With Pegasus Fr (2) Alek Goryl (Ardmore) Karacherie Fr (3) D & C McGowan (Pukekohe) Kawarau Spur Fr (4) Richard Brosnan (Ardmore) Navaho Fr (5) Leslie Pyers (Ruakaka) Burt Munro Fr (6) David Branch (Alexandra Park) Ella’s Speed 10 (1) Jill Coppins (Morrinsville) Kip Keino 10 (2) Richard Brosnan (Ardmore) Equulei 10 (3) Adrienne Matthews (Pukekohe) Mingara 10 (4) J & M Teaz (Ohaupo) Our Dainty Lady 10 (5) James Stormont (Pukekohe) Surreal Moment 10 (6) Rob Lawson (Newstead)

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T Herlihy M McKendry A Veint (J) S Phelan G Wolfenden S Branch G Robb N Chilcott J Abernethy M Teaz (J) J Stormont S Lawson (J)

8.55

$14999, 2 to 6 wins special hcp pace, 2700m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

75x69 14053 0x221 01377 06644 68906 65078 151x5 12151 11710

8

Callie O’Malley Fr (1) Derek Balle (Pukekohe) Christian Acropolis Fr (2) Peter Scaife (Foxton) Freespin Fr (3) Telfer/Garlick (Papakura) Brydon Delight 10 (1) Tony Grayling (Pukekohe) Tyler Maguire 10 (2) David Marshall (Cambridge) Three Jewels 10 (3) Andrew & Lyn Neal (Cambridge) Millview Rachal 10 (4) Ray Darby (Patumahoe) Besotted 10 (5) Ray Green (Huapai) In The Living Years 10 (6) Telfer/Garlick (Papakura) Spirit And Desire 20 (1) Matthew Collins (Bombay)

P Butcher T Mitchell S Phelan S Abernethy (J) K Marshall (J) A Neal T Macfarlane M McKendry T Herlihy J I Dickie (J)

koTAre creATive PAce

9.25

$5500, 2yo+ non winners mobile, 2200m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Smoken Roman Fr (1) Tim Hall (Morrinsville) Dralion Fr (2) Andrew & Lyn Neal (Cambridge) Westwind Flyer Fr (3) Steven Reid (Pukekohe) Running Ball Fr (4) Mike Nicholas (Waiuku) Got To Be Good Fr (5) Mike Berger (Cambridge) Clarius Fr (6) Alan Fausett (Pukekohe) Tina Brydon Fr (7) Tony Grayling (Pukekohe) Charming Desire Fr (8) Ival Brownlee (Pokeno) 6 Lucky Lis Fr (21) Doug Gale (Helensville)

72049 50368 3 05745 76 58x47 40446

coromAndel Fm hcP TroT

9.55

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

32232 x6664 97455 x9747 x7518 34417 80116

Tommiray Fr (1) Roger Villiger (Morrinsville) Patienceofasaint Fr (2) Gary Noakes (Karaka) Meyer Lansky Fr (3) Jill Coppins (Morrinsville) Phoebe Gladiator Fr (4) Dane Alexander (Ohaupo) Oto Invasion 15 (1) Sean McCaffrey (Cambridge) Moment Of Truth 15 (U1) Derek Balle (Pukekohe) Charlemagne 35 (1) Colin Butler (Cambridge Raceway)

J Stormont G Noakes G Robb T Herlihy S McCaffrey D Balle P Butcher

kumeu TroTTinG cluB PAce

10.25

$6000, 4yo+ 1 to 2 wins mobile junior drivers, 2700m.

$5500, 3yo+ non winners trot, 2200m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

M Nicholas SCRATCHED

$7000, 4 or more wins + claimer special, 2700m.

10

$6500, 3yo+ 1 to 2 wins mobile, 2200m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

'2%9(/5.$3

10 80x85 Lite G N T Fr (U1) Mike Nicholas (Waiuku) 11 — Lofty Brogden

$5500, claimers mobile, 2200m.

$20,000, 3yo, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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3

$50,000, 2yo SW, 1300m

Westspeed nuRseRy handicap

311s3 1740s 1 17s4 s3158 9s96s 000s8 064s 6s3

Ms N Faithfull (a3) J Buckley (a3) Ms R Forrest (a2) M Pateman (a2) B Paterson (a2) D Staeck W Pike C Mc Callum C Parnham (a3) R Hill (a1.5) B Parnham S O’Donnell

WaROa BelMOnt Guineas

4

Fine/Good (3)/Out 3m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Megem’s Boy cdw (9) 61.5 S R Bates (Ascot) Lee Rani tcd (4) 61 P J Finger (Ascot) Geiger Rio c (7) 58 D R Harrison (Lark Hill) Pillow Time tcdw (10) 58 Ms M P Hunter (Casuarina) Bizet tcd (3) 57 A G Durrant (Lark Hill) Secret Ruler tcd (8) 57 F R Kersley (Ascot) Terkel cdb (12) 56.5 R G Turrell Jnr (Ascot) Fleming Son (11) 55.5 Ivan Haggerty (Bullsbrook) Union City d (1) 55.5 Ms K Casey (Ascot) Lord Balthazar cd (5) 54.5 J P Taylor (Bullsbrook) Pure Adrenalin cd (13) 54.5 N D Parnham (Ascot) Classitheatre d (6) 54 S J Rowe (Ascot) Go Buster td (2) 54 Gavin Foster (Ascot)

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7.10

Fine/Good (3)/True.

Weather/track/Rail

2

8s806 3460s s2748 0644s 8s411 s9215 14s14 4580s 149s2 33321 93263 2350s 4937s

Rockhampton JetBet 23

TAB doubles 2-3, 4-5, 7-8.

Trebles 3-4-5, 6-7-8.

Quaddie 5-6-7-8.

1

ladies day luncheOn spRint

$40,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 60+, 1600m

$25,000, Rating 68, 1250m

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B Parnham J Whiting S Parnham

$47,500, 3yo & up Benchmark 66+, 1000m

1 53s23 Alchemy’s Eight d (1) 61 Ms K Byrnes (Murray Bridge) J Frew (a2) 2 72266 Tasteofenergy tdw (10) 59.5 J R Croucher (Morphettville) J Toeroek (a3) 3 133s5 Grey Mustang c (16) 58.5 R R Jolly (Morphettville) P Gatt 4 04134 My Uncle vinny tw (11) 58.5 Ms K Letts-Maund (Wistow) J Maund 5 15316 Super Silks w (7) 58.5 R J Stokes (Gawler) J Matthews (a2) 6 32572 Cornish Lad (14) 56.5 Ms C Rose (Oakbank) Ms K Bishop (a3) 7 18s07 Wicked Dreams t (12) 56.5 D R Jolly (Goolwa) M Neilson 8 2s431 Prestige Glen d (4) 56 Ms K Huxtable (Murray Bridge) C Lever 9 22210 Zoom Lad dw (13) 56 Louis Paech (Murray Bridge) J Potter 10 30947 Slippery Ninja (3) 55.5 J Vandermyle (Gawler) D Tourneur 11 25217 Silent Stash cw (8) 54 W E Smart (Oakbank) S Price 12 s5833 Rowdy Rocker cd (2) 54 K M Sweeney (Morphettville) Ms C Lindop 13 21383 Grigio Now d (5) 54 D L Hewitt (Karoonda) Ms J Kah (a2) 14 946s7 Jimmy The Butch (9) 54 S G Padman (Murray Bridge) J Holder EMERGENCIES 15 79929 Eloise That’s Me (6) 54 Tony McEvoy (Angaston) v Colgan 16 00704 Ambitious Bride d (15) 54 S J Dodd (Murray Bridge) Ms a Herrmann

Belmont JetBet 10

Fine/Dead (4)/Out 7m from the 1000m to the winning post, then out 4m for the remainder. Sectional distance is 609m. Hurdle to be conducted on the main track, where the rail is out 8m from the 1200m to the winning post, then out 5m for the remainder.

2

5s145 836s6 5s45s 38s2 83s55

australian races

Weather/track/Rail

1

7 8 9 10 11

ASHBURTON GUARDIAN, Friday, June 21, 2013

T Hall P Baker T Mitchell L Hollis P Butcher W Fausett S Abernethy (J) J I Dickie (J) J Abernethy

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

66253 24153 — 85444 1850 14235 30902 16518 40759

Guilty Verdict Fr (1) Andrew & Lyn Neal (Cambridge) A Veint (J) Winter Warrior Fr (2) R & P Fensom (Tuakau) T Cameron (J) Kotare Casino SCRATCHED Sir Indianapolis Fr (3) Ival Brownlee (Pokeno) J I Dickie (J) Peruvian Pasos Fr (4) Jason & Scott Lethaby (West Melton) S McMullan (J) Howzat Fr (5) Kevin Judson (Waiuku) S Lawson (J) Get Holme Tyron Fr (6) Peter Scaife (Foxton) J MacKinnon (J) Tommy Smith Fr (7) Jim Cole (Pukekohe) R Downey (J) Elsuccess Fr (21) David Branch (Alexandra Park) K Marshall (J)

renWick meAT mArkeT PAce

1.55

$8250, 3yo+ 1 to 2 wins, 2300m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

70617 x1259 — — 59790 37630 — 1x1 00871 78048 63322

Little Mo Fr (1) Ken Ford (West Melton) Scotlynn Jiggs Fr (2) Dean Taylor (Ladbrooks) Highview Conall Anvil Gav Riverboat Gracie Fr (3) Brent Weaver (Waterlea Raceway) Revell Yell Fr (4) Simon Adlam (Ashburton) Donegal Starella Gotta Go Yanky Fr (5) Mark Purdon (Rolleston) De Real Diva Fr (6) Brian Hill (Brightwater) I’m Bettor Fr (7) Ray Jenkins (West Melton) Comenche Fr (U1) Robert Dunn (Woodend Beach)

7

A Tomlinson M Jones SCRATCHED SCRATCHED B Weaver R May SCRATCHED B Orange R Holmes R Jenkins J Dunn

lee & lAurie Wilde PAce

2.30

$9250, 3yo+ 2 wins mobile, 2300m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

15164 81667 28111 — — 18930 31831

8

Helena Jet Fr (1) G & N Hope (Woodend Beach) Spirit Of Art Fr (2) Mark Purdon (Pukekohe) Berlusconi Fr (3) Mark Purdon (Rolleston) Bad Dancer Fifth Edition Nothing But Girls Fr (4) Simon Adlam (Ashburton) Stingray Fr (5) D & C Butt (Woodend Beach)

R May M Jones B Orange SCRATCHED SCRATCHED G Smith B Butt

evAn Jones consTrucTion PAce

3.05

$8250, 3yo+ 1 to 2 wins mobile, 2300m.

marlborough harness Waterlea raceway JeTBeT 7

6

FridAy

TAB doubles 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10.

Trebles 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 8-9-10.

Place6 5-10.

Quaddie 7-8-9-10.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

9

— 77729 84077 46606 35942 — 72014 0049x 32225 04085 34472 21PxP

Macintosh Sister Courage Fr (1) Jay Abernethy (Papakura) Caesar’s Flame Fr (2) Robert Dunn (Woodend Beach) Will He Rule Fr (3) John Reedy (Westport) Davy Lindenny Fr (4) David Thompson (Kaiapoi) Whisper Jet I C U Darling Fr (6) Robert Dunn (Woodend Beach) Elsu Attack Fr (7) Allan Shutkowski (Waterlea Raceway) Queen’s Advocate Fr (8) Malcolm Shinn (West Melton) Highview Phantom Fr (21) Grant Anderson (Kaikoura) Betty Golightly Fr (22) Andrew Garters (Broadfield) Go Diego Fr (U1) Mark Purdon (Rolleston)

SCRATCHED B Weaver J Dunn B Butt R May SCRATCHED D Dunn A Shutkowski A Butt G Anderson C D Thornley M Jones

mArlBorouGh cuP Prelude hcP PAce 3.40 $10750, 3yo+ 3 to 5 wins discretionary, 2300m.

1

mico WAkeField TroT

11.10

$7250, 3yo+ non winners maiden, 2300m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

0 2 57x00 09x — 75206 00x56 — 30000 260 04 08x00 0224x

2

Breeny’s Smile Fr (1) Noel Taylor (Kohika) Pegasus Dream Fr (2) Noel Taylor (Kohika) Winsome Luck Fr (3) Kyle Cameron (Fernside) Filigree Sheree Fr (4) Ken Ford (West Melton) Regal Light Monorail Fr (5) Ray Jenkins (West Melton) Opawa Speed Fr (6) Kyle Cameron (Fernside) Maple Twist Ann’s Monarch Fr (7) Mark Purdon (Rolleston) Henley Park Fr (8) Paul Borcoskie (Sefton) St Pierre Fr (U1) Kevin Townley (Russley) Sea Spray Cracker Fr (U2) John Versteeg (Irwell) Thanksforplaying Fr (U3) Gavin Mills (West Melton) Dragon Lady Fr (U4) Robbie Holmes (Leithfield Beach)

G Smith R May J Keast A Tomlinson SCRATCHED R Jenkins K Cameron SCRATCHED B Orange P Borcoskie D Dunn J Versteeg C McDowell R Holmes

Grove roAd suPer liquor PAce 11.35 $7250, 2yo+ non winners maiden, 2300m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

— 0800x 06056 468 20056 P08x8 0x5 00725 60 984 300x5 40

3

Washington Diva SCRATCHED Genies Son Fr (1) Mark Gill (Waterlea Raceway) S Dickson Hot Lips Brogden Fr (2) Kyle Cameron (Fernside) K Cameron Flyin Ryan Fr (3) Gavin Burgess (Aylesbury) D Dunn Gracy Lady Fr (4) Simon Adlam (Ashburton) A Butt Rock Till You Drop Fr (5) Mark Jones (Burnham) B Orange Burning Desire Fr (6) Gavin Smith (Leithfield Beach) G Smith Thats My Money Honey Fr (7) Brian Zampese (West Melton) J Dunn Glenferrie Ann Fr (8) Gavin Mills (West Melton) C McDowell That’s Hunting Pink Fr (9) Dean Taylor (Ladbrooks) C D Thornley Seven Blue Chips Fr (10) G & N Hope (Woodend Beach) R May De Malmanche Fr (11) Bob Butt (Woodend Beach) B Butt Mc Khan Fr (12) Jan Williams (Richmond) J Williams

more Fm PAce

12.10

$7250, 3yo+ non winners maiden mobile, 2300m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Taittinger Rose Fr (1) Ian Thomas (Richmond) Rosetta Stone Fr (2) Murray Pash (Richmond) Highview Ember Fr (3) Robbie Holmes (Leithfield Beach) Huckleberry Finn Fr (4) Pat & Mike O’Brien (Waterlea) Hit The Spot Fr (5) Simon Adlam (Ashburton) Go Man Go Fr (6) Grant Anderson (Kaikoura) Pescado Fr (7) Mark Gill (Waterlea Raceway) Buller Babe Fine Courage Fr (8) Graeme Hall (Richmond) Bon Accord Babe Fr (21) Cran Dalgety (West Melton) 08 Aveross Outlaw Fr (22) Mark Heaton (Waterlea Raceway)

00x26 65043 72 06273 8070x 00x00 00088 — 35204

4

Tnl disTriBuTion PAce

J Thomas (J) M Pash R Holmes G O’Brien R May G Anderson K Cameron SCRATCHED B Weaver D Dunn A Butt

12.45

$7250, 3yo+ non winners maiden mobile, 2300m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

49x42 33x08 02050 7x09 22402 05 — x0064 08000 35356 78x44 46457

5

Graywackee Star Fr (1) Regan Todd (Burnham) Thunderbird Tara Fr (2) Bob Rochford (Kaikoura) Colonel Custard Fr (3) Bill Morgan (Richmond) Glowing Falcon Fr (4) Anne-Marie Best (Fairhall) Wyatt Earp Fr (5) Scott Dickson (Hunterville) Lucca Su Fr (6) Brent Weaver (Waterlea Raceway) Hotdiggitydog Mattjestic Rebeck Fr (7) Neville Gorrie (Rangiora) Time Ball Fr (8) Mark Gill (Waterlea Raceway) Blanco Fr (21) Murray Tapper (Levels) Tough Enough Fr (22) Murray Pash (Richmond) Multimillion Eyre Fr (23) Grant Anderson (Kaikoura)

M Jones A Butt J Dunn G Smith S Dickson B Weaver SCRATCHED J Keast K Cameron R May M Pash G Anderson

Aon nz hAndicAP TroT

1.20

$8250, 3yo+ 1 to 5 wins discretionary, 2300m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

7138 22212 28088 74458 49714 7421D 55310 11480 33457 66330 77xP5

Foreverman Fr (1) Robbie Holmes (Leithfield Beach) R Holmes Charlie Kaos Fr (2) Ken Ford (West Melton) M Jones The Peace Monkey Fr (U1) Ian Thomas (Richmond) C D Thornley Miss Middleton 10 (1) Graham Neill (Spring Creek) B Weaver Speedy Earl 10 (2) Kyle Cameron (Fernside) K Cameron Rebma 10 (3) Ken Ford (West Melton) A Tomlinson Doctor Bones 10 (4) Barry Ford (Kaikoura) B Ford Annabelle Lindenny 20 (1) Robbie Holmes (Leithfield Beach) R May Rarangi Jewel 20 (2) Graham Neill (Spring Creek) D Dunn Mo Hahn 20 (3) Dean Hunter (Blenheim) J Dunn Continental Auto 20 (U1) Gavin Smith (Leithfield Beach) G Smith

Auckland Selections

Marlborough Selections

Race 1: MCROYAL, FIRST HOMe, RANDALSTOWN Race 2: JESSICA, BROADBAND, Te KOUKA BReeze Race 3: PAINTED BLACK, MIGHTy CReATION, KILARNey GUy Race 4: SNOOKI, GOD FORBID, ANNIe MORVA Race 5: NOKOMAI, GOLD eLITe, SeLKIe Race 6: MINGARA, SURReAL MOMeNT, KAWARAU SPUR Race 7: BESOTTED, IN THe LIVING yeARS, FReeSPIN Race 8: WESTWIND FLYER, SMOKeN ROMAN, RUNNING BALL Race 9: CHARLEMAGNE, TOMMIRAy, OTO INVASION Race 10: TOMMY SMITH, HOWzAT, GUILTy VeRDICT

Race 1: DRAGON LADY, BReeNy’S SMILe, ANN’S MONARCH Race 2: ROCK TILL YOU DROP, THAT’S HUNTING PINK, THATS My MONey HONey Race 3: HIGHVIEW EMBER, BON ACCORD BABe, ROSeTTA STONe Race 4: GRAYWACKEE STAR, BLANCO, TOUGH eNOUGH Race 5: DOCTOR BONES, ReBMA, CONTINeNTAL AUTO Race 6: GOTTA GO YANKY, SCOTLyNN JIGGS, COMeNCHe Race 7: BERLUSCONI, HeLeNA JeT, STINGRAy Race 8: DAVY LINDENNY, QUeeN’S ADVOCATe, BeTTy GOLIGHTLy Race 9: PIPER HEIDSIECK, GIVeTHeJOBTOBARNSy, MIGHTy FLyING MAC Race 10: BEAU VITE, LUMOS, MCCRACKeN

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

4171P 81207 01408 32221 56780 20414 20436 23090 51011 33140

Reklaw Supreme Fr (1) G & N Hope (Woodend Beach) R May Little Miss Sunshine Fr (2) Robbie Holmes (Leithfield Beach) R Holmes J C Skipper Fr (3) Peter Robertson (Templeton) C D Thornley Mighty Flying Mac Fr (4) Cran Dalgety (West Melton) D Dunn Thats Bettor Fr (5) Brent Weaver (Waterlea Raceway) J Keast Sobek Fr (6) Brent Weaver (Waterlea Raceway) B Weaver Piper Heidsieck 10 (1) Robert Dunn (Woodend Beach) J Dunn Stormy Breeze 10 (2) Anthony Smith (Waterlea Raceway) A Butt Givethejobtobarnsy 20 (1) John Versteeg (Irwell) J Versteeg Tijuana Bromac 20 (2) Anne-Marie Best (Fairhall) G Smith

10

sPeiGhTs PAce

4.08

$8250, 3yo+ 1 to 2 wins mobile, 2300m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

0259x 39219 95000 529x3 — 33337 32401 58016 19498 30998 — 68400

Beaudiene Beckham Fr (1) Ray Jenkins (West Melton) McCracken Fr (2) Geoff Dunn (West Melton) Fortunately Fr (3) Ken Ford (West Melton) Beau Vite Fr (4) Mark Purdon (Pukekohe) Thrill Memorable Fr (5) Cran Dalgety (West Melton) Lumos Fr (6) Robert Dunn (Woodend Beach) Highview Robyn Fr (7) Grant Anderson (Kaikoura) Wards Creek Fr (8) Bob Rochford (Kaikoura) Flyin Louie Fr (21) Graeme Hall (Richmond) Johnny Mick Marilyn Golightly Fr (22) Andrew Garters (Broadfield)

R Jenkins A Butt A Tomlinson B Orange SCRATCHED D Dunn J Dunn G Anderson R May B Weaver SCRATCHED M Jones

otaki-maori races Trentham JeTBeT 4

sATurdAy

TAB doubles 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8.

Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8.

Place6 3-8.

Quaddie 5-6-7-8.

Weather/Track/rail Overcast/Heavy (11)/Out 10m.

Gear changes Blinkers off: No Excuses, Carinya (R1); Shoogold (R2); Shoogold (R5); Caley Rose (R8) Blinkers on: Werribee, Our Memoir (R3); Wallace (R5); Our Gazza (R6); Flippant (R7); Twilight Doll (R8) Side Winkers on: Our Comedian (R5) Side Winkers off: Flippant (R7) Cheek Burrs on: Wallace (R5) Tongue Tie on: Shoogold (R2); Shoogold, Miss Comaneci (R5)

1

JosePh luPi cenTury 21 hWT

12.15

$12500, rating 65 benchmark hwt*, 2100m 1 2 3 4 5 6

2

32162 52x62 56x03 56357 03285 56010

Field Daze m (6) 70 Simon Wilson (Waipukurau) C Johnson Snodroptwinkletoes mb (2) 69 Kevin Myers (Wanganui) K Veenendaal (3) Jackabean d (5) 67 Tina Egan (Stratford) J Riddell No Excuses m (4) 67 Gail Temperton (Awapuni) B Lammas Sea Eagle (3) 66.5 Kylie Little (Opaki) S Doyle Carinya m (1) 66 D M O’Leary (Marton) N Quinn (3)

Ascend sAles TroPhies hWT

12.45

$12500, mdn hwt, 2100m 1 R0892 Huckster (5) 68 Peter Fleming (New Plymouth) 2 0x04 Golden Duck (6) 68 Robert Patterson (New Plymouth) 3 x6946 Straight Ahead (3) 68 Shane Brown (Woodville) 4 0 Painted City (1) 68 Brian Marriott (Opaki) 5 007P Shoogold (4) 68 Gail Temperton (Awapuni) 6 0x9 The Oysterman (2) 68 Laura Knight (Palmerston North) 7 0Px80 Hula Grace (7) 66 Don Fuge (Tauherenikau)

Otaki-Maori Selections Race 1: FIELD DAzE, SNODROPTWINKLeTOeS, NO exCUSeS Race 2: HUCKSTER, STRAIGHT AHeAD, GOLDeN DUCK Race 3: DECADENT, WeRRIBee, SMARTAz Race 4: KICK BACK, GOOD RISK, CITy CHIC Race 5: NGAWHINI, MACK, GRACeFUL JOy Race 6: AUTHENTIC PADDY, OUR GAzzA, LIV’N PARADISe Race 7: PEWTER, BAzINGeR, JOJO Race 8: SHEzASTUNNA, CALey ROSe, LOVeTOKeeP’eR

C Perrett S Doyle J Riddell C Johnson N Quinn (3) B Lammas K Veenendaal (3)

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fields&fORM

3

JOseph lupi CentuRy 21

1.15

49x59 07 0x 88x 0 7794x 879x5 0x07x

4

Werribee (7) 58.5 Adrian Bull (Hunterville) dal Cayambe (8) 58.5 Grant Irvine (Awapuni) innuendo (9) 58.5 Howie Mathews (Otaki) jackson street (1) 58.5 Lisa Latta (Awapuni) smartaz (3) 58.5 Alby MacGregor (Opaki) Bella’s delight (6) 56.5 Jack Scott (Foxton) decadent (5) 56.5 Deborah Parry (Awapuni) our Memoir (10) 56.5 Deborah Parry (Awapuni) patience (4) 56.5 Peter McKenzie (Levin) vitaari Girl (2) 56.5 Aaron Bidlake (Tauherenikau)

s pashai (a4) J shackleton (a3) B grylls (a2) R hannam J Riddell B lammas d turner (a3) s doyle C Johnson K Kalychurun (a3)

CentuRy 21 Get Well david ellis 1.45 $15000, rating 75 benchmark f&m, 1600m

1 2 3 4 5 6

02144 00x63 3505x 0x872 9x353 7x212

City Chic m (2) 59 Lisa Latta (Awapuni) Wannabe Queen dm (5) 55.5 Matthew Eales (Awapuni) Zerbreeze tm (3) 55.5 Lisa Latta (Awapuni) Kick Back (1) 55.5 Kevin Myers (Wanganui) royal haze mb (4) 55.5 Tina Egan (Stratford) Good risk dm (6) 55 Anna Clement (Hawera)

5

B grylls (a2) d Bradley R hannam s pashai (a4) B lammas V Johnston

JOseph lupi CentuRy 21

2.16

$12500, mdn, 1600m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

76063 36 0x0 7 x8877 — 07 x4965 x0480 60x55 x8790 990x0 990 00

lochwood (12) 58.5 Sean Cameron (Waiuku) Mack b (11) 58.5 Peter McKenzie (Levin) our Comedian (2) 58.5 Walsh/Gregory (Foxton) nimble nick (6) 58.5 Gail Temperton (Awapuni) rapt in Gold (5) 58.5 James Wallace (Opaki) shoogold Wallace (13) 58.5 Polly Macdonald (Opaki) ngawhini (9) 56.5 Karen Zimmerman (Otaki) excuse o’ (3) 56.5 Leanne Williams (Woodville) Graceful joy (8) 56.5 Karen Zimmerman (Otaki) all Ginga (4) 56.5 Don Fuge (Tauherenikau) evasive tracy (10) 56.5 Aaron Bidlake (Tauherenikau) i’m Bella (7) 56.5 Shane Brown (Woodville) Miss Comaneci (1) 56.5 Donna Beck (Levin)

6

h tinsley C Johnson J Riddell d Bradley J shackleton (a3) SCRATCHED K smith d turner (a3) B lammas B grylls (a2) t Russell K Kalychurun (a3) V Johnston R hannam

WuRth nZ handiCap

2.51

$15000, rating 85 benchmark, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

x3801 89868 x4110 x2411 x7414 09442 5x451 3505x

liv’n paradise tm (6) 59 Roger Allen (Opaki) J Riddell Kalgoorlie Bomber tdm (4) 58.5 Frank Stammers (Tauherenikau) V Johnston Better Keeper td (3) 58 Tina Egan (Stratford) B grylls (a2) authentic paddy tm (1) 57 Lisa Latta (Awapuni) R hannam sir Cosworth m (2) 55 Janine Vandenberg (Awapuni) K smith Werio m (7) 54.5 Sean Cameron (Waiuku) B lammas our Gazza tdm (8) 54.5 Lisa Latta (Awapuni) d Bradley Zerbreeze tdm (5) 54 Lisa Latta (Awapuni)

7

JOseph lupi CentuRy 21

3.26

$12500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

x8755 41 0x961 790x0 1040x x7377 571 — 863x0 00x89 79x65

8

jojo dm (3) 59 Anna Clement (Hawera) d turner (a3) pewter tdm (4) 59 John Kiernan (Te Horo Beach) h tinsley Get the Message dm (1) 58.5 Howie Mathews (Otaki) B lammas Flippant dm (7) 58 Stacey Dougan (Opaki) l isherwood anotherchancetaken dm (10) 57.5 Deborah Parry (Awapuni) s doyle ropa lane (8) 57.5 Johno Benner (Otaki) J Riddell Bazinger d (9) 56.5 Roger Allen (Opaki) B grylls (a2) ashalini SCRATCHED desert saboteur tdm (5) 54.5 Frank Stammers (Tauherenikau) V Johnston Mr darcee’s Gold tmh (6) 54.5 Margaret Loveday (Trentham) R hannam our Moon shadow tdmh (2) 54 Les James (Trentham) K smith

danGeR lOOMs @ ashfORd paRk

4.01

$12500, mdn, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

970x0 party rock (12) 58.5 Tracy Guthrie (Otaki) d turner (a3) 0x9 ready to run (10) 58.5 Aaron Bidlake (Tauherenikau) K Kalychurun (a3) 0x0x0 tatanka (5) 58.5 Don Fuge (Tauherenikau) t Russell tigger (7) 58.5 Herb Renall (Opaki) J Riddell 83x28 shezastunna (4) 56.5 Robert Patterson (New Plymouth) h tinsley 037x9 lovetokeep’er h (6) 56.5 Brian Lines (Trentham) l isherwood 70x5 Caley rose (11) 56.5 Lisa Latta (Awapuni) d Bradley 590x6 Ceviche (3) 56.5 Aaron Bidlake (Tauherenikau) s doyle Mog (2) 56.5 Peter McKenzie (Levin) C Johnson 0x8 Quest For Gold (8) 56.5 Shane Brown (Woodville) B lammas 30970 twilight doll (9) 56.5 Geoff Haigh (Levin) R hannam 0x Zinika (1) 56.5 Carl Taylor & Leeann Dever (Waipukurau) B grylls (a2)

tauranga races tauranga Jetbet 2

satuRday

TAB doubles 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9.

Trebles 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9.

Pick6 4-9 $200,000 Terminating. Place6 4-9.

Quaddie 6-7-8-9.

Overcast/Heavy (11)/Out 2m.

Sweet Rita (R9) lugging Bit on: Third Rate Romance (R1); Sweet Rita (R9) norton Bit off: Third Rate Romance (R1) Blinkers off: Permesso (R1); Wai Not (R9) Blinkers on: Sacha (R8) side Winkers on: Intransigent (R6) Bandages on: Dubai Belle (R8) Cheek Burrs on: Imagunakepa (R1) tongue tie off: Reachforthestars (R1); Snave (R9) tongue tie on: Chapchick (R5); Quickasucan (R9)

11.55

Catalan King b (1) 58.5 Baker/Forsman (Cambridge) M Cameron lion red b (12) 58.5 Shaun Clotworthy (Byerley Pk Karaka) B hutton (a3) Google Me (6) 58.5 Shaun Clotworthy (Byerley Pk Karaka) s spratt Bach (3) 58.5 Thomas/Mirabelli (Cambridge) M Wenn Get out of it (5) 58.5 Lisa Anderson (Te Aroha) t thornton Madetomeasure (13) 58.5 Graham Richardson (Matamata) C grylls reachforthestars (7) 58.5 R & D Lang (Cambridge) n harris Call the shots h (4) 58.5 Jim Pender (Tauranga) s Collett Cee Cee rocks (11) 58.5 Denise Venn (Cambridge) d Walker victory Gold (9) 58.5 Bruce Wallace (Takanini) Gisela (14) 56.5 Margaret Falconer (Cambridge) M d plessis third rate romance (2) 56.5 Richard Otto (Te Awamutu) d Walsh permesso (10) 56.5 K & G Opie (Te Aroha) d Johnson imagunakepa (8) 56.5 Glenn Old (Matamata) R Jones Walsburgs Keeper (15) 56.5 Graeme Swann (Matamata) K Chiong (a4)

Tauranga Selections Race 1: Gisela, Catalan King, BaCh Race 2: Move Faster, FluoRo lite, Mighty Matt Race 3: Fortune KniGht, hot MustaRd, iRish heaRtBeat Race 4: Ginja ninja, Kaap KRuis, danRose Race 5: surpass, ChapChiCK, ted’ll do Race 6: puMp up the voluMe, indiKatoR, Magna CaRta Race 7: seed oF speed, WanaBeFaMous, sMaRtly Race 8: innovation, sChooneR Bay, duBai Belle Race 9: let’s Be a star, MR Kanton, MasteR guRu

Mighty Matt dmb (4) 59.5 Mike Breslin (Awapuni) M dravitzki (a2) Move Faster m (7) 58.5 Rudy Liefting (Pukekohe) d Walker one Cool Message b (1) 57.5 Stephen Ralph (Pukekohe) t thornton Cornelius dm (8) 57.5 Ben Foote (Cambridge) s spratt Kapsboy m (3) 57.5 Lee Somervell (Cambridge) J Jago edward the eighth SCRATCHED Mean sleak dh (2) 57.5 Jim Pender (Tauranga) R Jones Fluoro lite m (9) 56.5 Shaun Clotworthy (Byerley Pk Karaka) B hutton (a3) Best Command m (11) 55.5 Pike/Donoghue (Cambridge) C grylls irish heartbeat dm (6) 55.5 Autridge/Goodwin (Matamata) Kaap’s princess (5) 55.5 Karyn McQuade (Matamata) s Collett Clara jane d (10) 55.5 Roger James (Cambridge) M Cameron

Zest handiCap

12.55

$20000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1400m 1 316x5 Fortune Knight d (17) 59 T & M Carter (Cambridge) K leung (a3) 2 x98x3 alberton prince d (12) 58.5 Richard Yuill (Pukekohe) s spratt 3 0x51 hot Mustard dm (3) 58.5 Richard Collett (Pukekohe) R hutchings (a) 4 0x001 roll With pulse dm (9) 58.5 Moroney/Ormsby (Matamata) d Miller (a4) 5 2x824 la duca dmb (14) 58 Mike Breslin (Awapuni) M dravitzki (a2) 6 68319 Cardon Boy dm (11) 58 Scott Wenn (Te Aroha) s Collett 7 x5616 schrodingers Cat tm (16) 58 Stephen Autridge (Matamata) R Jones 8 44710 edward the eighth dm (15) 57.5 Louise McGregor (Te Aroha) M sweeney 9 31 irish heartbeat dm (2) 57 Autridge/Goodwin (Matamata) M hills 10 7522x lady Marilyn bh (6) 57 Nigel Mortimer (Tauranga) M Cheung (a4) 11 x2155 she’s insatiable dmb (4) 56.5 John Sargent (Matamata) C grylls 12 46x20 Manaia rose h (10) 56 Jim Pender (Tauranga) t thornton 13 934x4 itsallme tdmb (13) 55.5 Frank Ritchie (Cambridge) M Cameron 14 x4017 prickley princess tdm (5) 55.5 Darrell Hollinshead (Te Awamutu) a Forbes (a1) 15 x2647 sneaky shan (8) 55 Tony Rae (Te Rapa) a taylor (a3) 16 57904 seducer d (1) 54.5 Tony Bambry (Awapuni) K Myers eMerGenCy 17 60332 ashalini (7) 54.5 Aidan Schumacher (Stratford) K Chiong (a4)

4

seeka kiWifRuit industRies

1.25

$30000, rating 85 benchmark, 1200m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

949x7 900x3 527x5 x7035 78722 x214x 17521 57x35 0x121 94513 4301x 069x0

5

sweet suitor tdm (7) 60 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) Kaap Kruis dm (12) 59 Aidan Schumacher (Stratford) Major rio dm (3) 57.5 V & W Hillis (Matamata) Gospel dm (6) 56.5 Moroney/Ormsby (Matamata) Ginja ninja tdm (4) 56 Ben Foote (Cambridge) shining armour d (8) 56 Lisa O’Shea (Cambridge) Witz end dm (10) 56 Jim Collett (Matamata) danrose tdm (2) 55.5 Mark Brosnan (Matamata) adventador d (5) 54 Lowry/Cullen (Hastings) snow line tdm (9) 54 John Sargent (Matamata) ohope prince tdh (11) 54 Jim Pender (Tauranga) a Keepa d (1) 54 Paul Adlington (Tokoroa)

GaRtshORe COnstRuCtiOn

R hutchings (a) K Chiong (a4) M d plessis n harris s spratt C grylls s Collett M Cameron K Myers a taylor (a3) t thornton M hills

1.55

$25000, rating 75 benchmark, 2100m 1 966x7 Brompton dm (16) 61.5 Gary Alton (Cambridge) M Cheung (a4) 2 52160 supervisor dm (8) 58 Haworth/Dixon (Foxton) R Jones 3 300x4 the Missing link dm (15) 58 Brad Peterson (Matamata) d Miller (a4) 4 05522 Calgacus mh (9) 57.5 Nigel Mortimer (Tauranga) a Forbes (a1) 5 0x331 saved By the Bell tdm (13) 57.5 George Merkulov (Muriwai Beach) C grylls 6 42113 surpass mb (4) 57.5 Danica Guy (Matamata) M d plessis 7 17381 ted’ll do dm (11) 57.5 Shelley Hale (Cambridge) C dell (a1) 8 6x293 Chapchick mb (2) 57 Shaune Ritchie (Cambridge) M Cameron 9 06811 Bahhton tdm (12) 57 Earl Harrison (Cambridge) R hutchings (a) 10 240x9 Xalted (14) 57 Moroney/Ormsby (Matamata) t thornton 11 76x20 stagehand dm (10) 55.5 Shaun Clotworthy (Byerley Pk Karaka) M sweeney 12 4x901 lucky tonight m (5) 55 Shelley Houston (Cambridge) K Myers 13 31661 our essence m (17) 54 Graham Richardson (Matamata) n harris 14 x6102 Fair Fleet m (7) 54 Lee Somervell (Cambridge) J Jago eMerGenCies 15 439x4 little Matey (1) 54 Glenn Old (Matamata) a Jones (a4) 16 0x255 d’llaro tdm (3) 54 Graeme Lord (Cambridge) 17 03424 trabaldy (6) 54 Robert Priscott (Te Awamutu)

6

aMCOR kiWi - lRk tRays kiWifRuit Cup 2.31 $40000, opn hcp, 2100m

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

x4018 x5232 0x611 00326 20397 00722 23x22 10713 24511 05355 00x61 16116 1x261

7

indikator tdm (12) 61 K & G Opie (Te Aroha) R Jones john Gray tmh (6) 57.5 Antony Fuller (Tauranga) t thornton Magna Carta dm (9) 54.5 D & D Logan (Ruakaka) M hills art Beat tm (2) 54 V & W Hillis (Matamata) n harris Gurus spirit tm (5) 53 Richard Coxon (Matamata) M Wenn Master Michael m (10) 53 Louise McGregor (Te Aroha) M sweeney pump up the volume tdm (7) 53 Ralph Manning (Cambridge) M d plessis Montetra dm (1) 53 Jenna Mahoney (Clevedon) s spratt ormond road dm (3) 53 Tony Bambry (Awapuni) K Myers intransigent dm (13) 53 Kirsty Lawrence (Waipukurau) d Walsh Mawah vellous dm (11) 53 D & D Logan (Ruakaka) d Johnson lucky Charm dm (8) 53 Tracy Lomas (Cambridge) R hutchings (a) high roller t (4) 53 Ralph Manning (Cambridge)

RaWhiti hORt

3.06

$30000, rating 85 benchmark, 1600m 311x8 55x51 85x91 665x9 00x70 34921 1x261 9x533 71623 13x46 x9450 x9023

Wanabefamous dm (5) 59.5 Ralph Manning (Cambridge) B hutton (a3) arnold tm (11) 57.5 Graham Richardson (Matamata) n harris seed of speed dm (7) 57.5 D & D Logan (Ruakaka) M Cameron the Muffin Man tdm (6) 57.5 V & W Hillis (Matamata) M ulucinar (a4) taking the Mickey tdm (3) 57 Pike/Donoghue (Cambridge) Marotiri Miss m (1) 56 Richard French (Foxton) K Myers high roller t (10) 56 Ralph Manning (Cambridge) M d plessis abeautifulred d (4) 55.5 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) R hutchings (a) smartly tdb (8) 55.5 V & W Hillis (Matamata) a Forbes (a1) Whistling straits d (9) 55.5 D & D Logan (Ruakaka) M hills Cool Cruising dm (12) 54 John Sargent (Matamata) d Johnson Commett (2) 54 John Bary (Hastings) M tanaka

teaM Wealleans tauRanGa ClassiC 3.41

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

9

60331 x8652 46442 31531 92x71 79176 x9157 45622 25x17 78722 170x3 — 0x085 37026 04471

innovation tdm (13) 57 Ralph Manning (Cambridge) no excuse Maggie dm (11) 57 John Bary (Hastings) dubai Belle dm (8) 57 Tony Bambry (Awapuni) schooner Bay d (9) 57 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) Faraway eyes m (14) 57 Michael Lawlor (Takanini) sacha tdm (4) 57 Lisa Latta (Awapuni) elusive tracy dm (2) 57 Aaron Bidlake (Tauherenikau) Karla Bruni m (12) 57 Roydon Bergerson (Awapuni) splitfire d (10) 57 D & D Logan (Ruakaka) Ginja ninja tdm (3) 57 Ben Foote (Cambridge) Whoshe dm (7) 57 Richard Otto (Te Awamutu) Mink ruby lips t (5) 57 Richard Coxon (Matamata) sweet ‘n’ Keen d (6) 57 Philip Johnson (Avondale) Magic Belle dm (1) 55.5 Stephen Ralph (Pukekohe)

GilMOuRs tauRanGa

l innes d Walsh s Collett R hutchings (a) M Cameron K Myers d Walker d Johnson M Wenn s spratt M sweeney SCRATCHED t thornton n harris M d plessis

4.16

$25000, rating 75 benchmark, 1400m

$20000, mdn, 1400m 62252 5x433 295x0 0x53 53 53 57x36 088x5 0x00 208x8 752l3 903x0 8456x x97x8 090x7

12.25

$50000, wfa f&m, listed, 1400m

hoof pads (Front) on: Ohope Prince (R4) standard Bit off:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

5x216 x0x76 122 x3621 9x823 — 650x3 86x11 46x22 31 176x2 67834

3

8

Gear Changes

aZteCh siGns tauRanGa

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Weather/track/Rail

1

JeReMy pRyOR-bayleys $20000, 3yo sw+p, 1400m

$12500, mdn, 1000m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2

1 508x8 the raconteur m (9) 58.5 Jason Price (Matamata) J oliver (a4) 2 86x95 Boy m (15) 58 Autridge/Goodwin (Matamata) t thornton 3 55515 Killa Question dmb (16) 58 Paul & Kris Shailer (Matamata) K Myers 4 801x1 Go joeli tm (8) 57.5 Shaun Clotworthy (Byerley Pk Karaka) R norvall 5 68x63 Master Guru tdm (14) 57.5 Mark Brosnan (Matamata) s Collett 6 2495x snave tdm (7) 57.5 Baker/Forsman (Cambridge) B hutton (a3) 7 950x8 Wai not dm (12) 57.5 Glenn Old (Matamata) d Walsh 8 07431 perfect start tm (11) 56.5 V & W Hillis (Matamata) n harris 9 6x110 Mr Kanton tdm (4) 56.5 Craig Phelan (Rotorua) R hutchings (a) 10 100x5 nothing dm (1) 56.5 K & G Opie (Te Aroha) R Jones 11 7x00x Quickasucan tmh (10) 56.5 Jim Pender (Tauranga) M d plessis 12 x1048 pogue tdm (19) 56 Graeme Cameron (Te Rapa) a taylor (a3) 13 5x022 let’s Be a star m (3) 55.5 John Sargent (Matamata) a Forbes (a1) 14 24861 sateka tdm (13) 55.5 Autridge/Goodwin (Matamata) C dell (a1) 15 934x8 Kashin Girl m (6) 54.5 Graham Richardson (Matamata) K Chiong (a4) 16 890x2 leica Queen dm (17) 54.5 Jason Price (Matamata) C grylls eMerGenCies 17 — Belorussiya SCRATCHED 18 0209x sweet rita dm (5) 54 Lynnette Skinner (Rotorua) 19 180x8 nearly stolen tdm (18) 55.5 Richard Yuill (Pukekohe) 20 0x085 ruby lips t (2) 54 Richard Coxon (Matamata)

Forbury Park Selections Race 1: FranK the duCK, uCaniFuWant, staRlet laVRa Race 2: Castle sun, phil’s Folly, undeR the MonaRCh Race 3: hi Gun, MullingaR MaC, MonteCRengle Race 4: devine siGn, lady BRoWnhouse, VC’s honouR Race 5: FiFth edition, expRessionist, sonia ellen Race 6: heZ My Brother, loVe in the daRK, ResCaRn Race 7: sarah lindenny, staRlight inVasion, galaxy hunteR Race 8: MaCho CoMaCho, JaCCKa opie, highVieW Conall Race 9: Chal Fire, MaCintosh, RuBy BanneR Race 10: strateGiC Miss, she’s got it, ValMaRa

fields&fORM

forbury park harness forbury park Jetbet 8

australian races

satuRday

TAB doubles 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10.

Trebles 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 8-9-10.

Place6 5-10.

Quaddie 7-8-9-10.

1

life MeMbeR viv annGOW paCe

11.40

$6000, 3yo up to 1 win mobile, 2200m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

8130x 46159 x9343 7187 08661 8175x

2

pandora’s sioux Fr (1) David Mitchell (Timaru) ucanifuwant Fr (2) Ken Barron (West Melton) Gotta Go sassy’s jet Fr (3) Greg Payne (West Melton) starlet lavra Fr (4) T & G Chmiel (Leeston) live Christian Fr (5) Wayne Adams (Invercargill) hezahotdude Fr (6) G & J Knight (Roxburgh) Frank the duck Fr (7) Cran Dalgety (West Melton)

J W Cox K Barron J trainor (J) t Chmiel t Williams M Williamson (J) d dunn

Mainline eleCtRiCal tROt

12.05

$5500, 2yo+ non winners mobile, 2200m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

96057 Final effort Fr (1) Martin Denton (Mosgiel) a Beck 0 susiesforgivinggirl Fr (2) Mattias Hjalmarsson (West Melton) M Williamson (J) 007x9 reserve Banks Fr (3) Owen Lawrence (Invercargill) t Williams solar Commando Fr (4) Alan Clark (Mosgiel) a Clark 000 snow Boy Fr (5) Steve Lock (Invercargill) s lock 09935 Gold harmony Fr (6) Ken Barron (West Melton) K Barron 73 Castle sun Fr (7) Mattias Hjalmarsson (West Melton) d dunn x000p Queen Mary Fr (8) David McCormick (Ashburton) d d McCormick 00x under the Monarch Fr (9) Anderson/Hoffman (Westwood Beach) J W Cox 0845 phil’s Folly Fr (21) Nathan Williamson (Ryal Bush) n Williamson 53097 City Courage Fr (u1) Ginger Woodhouse (Omakau Raceway) B Williamson (J) 000 eltsunami Fr (u2) Darryn Simpson (Mosgiel) d simpson 7p093 Mr Majestic Fr (u3) Alan Clark (Mosgiel) B Barclay

3

MOsGiel MOtOR COuRt seRies paCe 12.35 $5500, claimers mobile, 2200m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

7x950 42764 58697 12816 21345 x5341 33353 97132

4

Bronze hero Fr (1) G & J Knight (Roxburgh) R Mcilwrick (J) del sur Fr (2) Lionel Sinnamon (Poolburn) B Williamson (J) rome Fr (3) Lionel Sinnamon (Poolburn) K Barclay Cullen’s Finest Fr (4) G & J Knight (Roxburgh) M Williamson (J) Montecrengle Fr (5) Anderson/Hoffman (Westwood Beach) J W Cox hi Gun Fr (6) G & J Knight (Roxburgh) d dunn lake view Fr (7) G & J Knight (Roxburgh) t Williams Mullingar Mac Fr (u1) Nathan Williamson (Ryal Bush) n Williamson

bidvest paCe

1.05

$6000, 4yo+ 1 win mobile jnr drivers, 2700m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

020x0 31 75x35 59368 54190 91252 00986 07000

5

anvil Gav Fr (1) Gavin Smith (Leithfield Beach) M purvis devine sign Fr (2) Billy Heads (Gore) M Williamson lady Brownhouse Fr (3) Daryl Trainor (Forbury Park) J trainor ahorsewithnoname Fr (4) Daryl Trainor (Forbury Park) B Williamson tuscaloosa Fr (5) Chris Morrison (Ashburton) J young vC’s honour Fr (6) Brian Norman (Tahakopa) C Ferguson the Fickle Finger Fr (7) Anderson/Hoffman (Westwood Beach) s golding Mystery Boy Fr (8) Jamie Gameson (Burnham) B Munro

WashinGtOn vC paCe

(J) (J) (J) (J) (J) (J) (J) (J)

1.35

$7000, 3yo+ 2 to 3 wins mobile, 2200m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

32155 84343 99887 41312 10079 77002 — 0x898 15736 x9256 78x57 07858

6

sonia ellen Fr (1) G & J Knight (Roxburgh) expressionist Fr (2) G & J Knight (Roxburgh) jerry Fitz Fr (3) Ross Wilson (Whiterig) Fifth edition Fr (4) Cran Dalgety (West Melton) libby jaccka Fr (5) Brett Gray (Ryal Bush) Cullens spirit Fr (6) Robert Dunn (Woodend Beach) Fair dinkum Bromac sonny albert Fr (7) Steve Lock (Invercargill) taieri Wings Fr (8) Chris Gerken (Fleming) Zara p Fr (21) Andrew Armour (Invercargill) arancia Fr (22) Owen Lawrence (Invercargill) strawbs Fire Chip Fr (23) Andrew Armour (Invercargill)

n Williamson M Williamson (J) C Ferguson (J) d dunn J W Cox M purvis (J) SCRATCHED s lock B M (J,Cl) t Williams J t (J,Cl) R M (J,Cl)

RiCOh paCe

2.05

$5500, 3yo+ non winners mobile, 2200m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

— 09 x7887 95x95 30256 007p9 53 38042 0075 79742 70855 03208

7

Cavallo volante SCRATCHED tachma Fr (1) Graeme McLay (Brighton) g Mclay rumpole Fr (2) Steve Lock (Invercargill) s lock extra pocket Fr (3) Craig Laurenson (Edendale) B Barclay just Kris Fr (4) Greg Payne (West Melton) J trainor (J) Whynotedna Fr (5) G & C Lee (Wyndham) g lee hez My Brother Fr (6) G & J Knight (Roxburgh) M Williamson (J) love in the dark Fr (7) Kirk Larsen (Branxholme) K larsen just another dream Fr (8) Marianne Morrison-Palmer (Milton) t Chmiel rescarn Fr (21) Bob Straight (Dunedin) d dunn sammy the Bull Fr (22) Brendon McLellan (Wyndham) B Mclellan just a jak up Fr (u1) Doug McLachlan (Myross Bush) s Walkinshaw

dunedin City fORd hCp tROt

2.40

$8000, 1 to 5 wins discretionary, 2700m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

09933 p7308 43555 23241 090p8 46961 51513 3363p 12100 p6x60

8

earls Buller Girl Fr (1) Ngaire Buchan (St Kilda) n Buchan trade Me now Fr (2) Brian Norman (Tahakopa) B norman Waitoto express Fr (3) Stu Campbell (North Taieri) t Williams Chevy Corvette Fr (4) Cox/McGrannachan (Winton) B Barclay sudon speed Fr (u1) Anderson/Hoffman (Westwood Beach) J W Cox starlight invasion 10 (1) Doug McLachlan (Myross Bush) s Walkinshaw sarah lindenny 20 (u1) Colin Harrison (Ashburton) C harrison Galaxy hunter 20 (u2) Nathan Williamson (Ryal Bush) n Williamson so King 30 (1) Brian Norman (Tahakopa) d dunn Mum Beat lyall 30 (u1) Martin Denton (Mosgiel) a Beck

siGnpRint handiCap paCe

3.15

$6500, 3yo+ 1 to 2 wins special, 2200m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

07545 — 47x10 25202 50221 2210x p4125 55x74 35493 04586

9

Macho Comacho Fr (1) T & G Chmiel (Leeston) ready For takeoff highview Conall Fr (2) Gavin Smith (Leithfield Beach) donegal starella Fr (3) Cran Dalgety (West Melton) jaccka opie Fr (4) Brett Gray (Ryal Bush) sunnivue impulse Fr (5) Steven Ashton (Portobello) vera’s delight Fr (6) Brendon McLellan (Wyndham) sunny two shoes Fr (7) Billy Heads (Gore) Christy Breanna Fr (8) Nathan Williamson (Ryal Bush) tango lady 10 (1) Murray Lawrence (Waikouaiti)

t Chmiel SCRATCHED K Barron d dunn M Kerr (J) B Barclay B Mclellan M Williamson (J) n Williamson K Barclay

aCMe Metal & dRuM paCe

3.50

$6500, 3yo+ 1 to 2 wins mobile, 2200m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

39055 — 31737 12 72871 8p348 12614 x1373 04483 08024 34724

10

Chal Fire Fr (1) Jonny Cox (Westwood Beach) Curve last issue Fr (2) Kirk Larsen (Branxholme) on ice Fr (3) Brett Gray (Ryal Bush) thrill Fr (4) T & G Chmiel (Leeston) all For d B Fr (5) Cox/McGrannachan (Winton) supreme Genes Fr (6) David Heffernan (Oamaru) Macintosh Fr (7) Cran Dalgety (West Melton) Whyamibettor Fr (8) David Pearce (West Melton) it’s only Me Fr (21) Anderson/Hoffman (Westwood Beach) ruby Banner Fr (22) Ken Barron (West Melton)

J W Cox SCRATCHED K larsen n Williamson t Chmiel B Barclay M Kerr (J) d dunn s golding (J) t Williams K Barron

tip tOp MeMphis MeltdOWn paCe

4.26

$5500, 2yo+ non winners, 2200m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

p3905 90235 784 03762 000 22548 4 —

strategic Miss Fr (1) Brent Shirley (Invercargill) imaginary life Fr (2) Colin Harrison (Ashburton) the roman prince Fr (3) Martin Denton (Mosgiel) Washington diva Fr (4) T & G Chmiel (Leeston) Byrd Fr (5) Margaret McAuley (Otautau) she’s Got it Fr (6) Philip Vermeulen (Rangiora) valmara Fr (7) G & J Knight (Roxburgh) rock till you drop

n Williamson C harrison J W Cox t Chmiel d dunn M purvis (J) M Williamson (J) SCRATCHED

note: due to late acceptances we are unable to publish sunday's Marlborough harness fields.

flemington jetBet 3

7

satuRday

Weather/track/Rail Ken COx HandiCap

2.00

$80,000, 2yo, 1410m

BanjO pateRsOn seRies

2.35

$80,000, open heat, 2520m 7043P 86s07 40434 59011 91161 35231 00226 03811 s2213 21133 51s62 54467 79793

3

Vatuvei tdw (1) 60 P G Moody (Caulfield) sahara sun (4) 58 C Maher (Caulfield) secessio wh (12) 54 C J Waller (Flemington) Cooldini cw (5) 54 R W Smerdon (Caulfield) Kirribilli gold w (2) 54 R W Smerdon (Caulfield) final folly d (8) 54 Ms B Marshman (Hamilton) readings dwhn (3) 54 D A Hayes (Flemington) smarty Mac (13) 54 J A McLean (Warrnambool) police gazette b (6) 54 D K Weir (Ballarat) outback Joe wh (11) 54 N A Blackiston (Flemington) ayushman (9) 54 B L Jenkins (Cranbourne) pretty adamant w (10) 54 B J Turner (Pakenham) hindu’s girl w (7) 54 K E Horobin (Mornington)

ms L meech n hall c symons c schofield (a) ms J Beriman (a3) ms h mc kechnie ms k nisbet (a3) J maskiell B melham m walker i Gundogdu B werner d Gauci

BRuCe Gadsden HandiCap

3.10

$80,000, 3yo, 1200m 1 21151 hai lil dwn (15) 60 A L Browell (Bendigo) m Rodd 2 12s12 scapolo dwb (3) 59 K T Myers (Wanganui (Nz) ms k mallyon (a2) 3 2437s haussmann dh (5) 58.5 Peter Snowden (Flemington) J mott 4 41222 impulse buy (8) 58.5 G V Richards (Morphettville) J duffy (a2) 5 15127 beyond infinity (14) 56.5 D A Hayes (Euroa) c schofield (a) 6 4s211 pillar of Creation dwh (12) 56.5 M Ellerton & S Zahra (Flemington) d Lane 7 19309 right to roam d (4) 56.5 P G Carey (Mornington) s arnold 8 59s22 spending th (17) 56.5 D T O’Brien (Flemington) B melham 9 s1046 about square dh (6) 56 M D Moroney (Flemington) ms Beriman (a3) 10 411s3 winta Chiller (7) 55.5 R Pecora (Cranbourne) n Rose 11 222s1 beau Jez h (18) 55 M A Kavanagh (Flemington) s Baster 12 19s Committed b (2) 54.5 C & C Alderson (Cranbourne) v duric 13 2s725 la tikka rosa w (1) 54 P G Moody (Caulfield) d stackhouse 14 77066 easy to look at n (16) 54 A G Sawden (Drysdale) c symons 15 51s3 Come by often d (10) 54 M G Price (Caulfield) m walker 16 0s1s8 at the tap wb (13) 54 K M Keys (Cranbourne) n hall eMergenCies 17 s3481 north atlantic ice h (11) 54 T J Hughes Jnr (Flemington) 18 6s5 narbethong (9) 54 J T Conlan (Mornington)

4

BRian Beattie HCp

3.45

$100,000, 3yo, 2000m 1 44673 underestimation twhn (3) 59 D R Lawson (Flemington) m Rodd 2 711 star rolling c (17) 56.5 P Morgan & C Widdison (Whittlesea) R wheeler 3 s9510 Magniloquent w (1) 56 P G Moody (Caulfield) B melham 4 17185 prince Jester wb (16) 56 P G Moody (Caulfield) d stackhouse 5 55945 Mendivil (5) 54.5 Henry Dwyer (Ballarat) d Lane 6 1218 spring Cheer dw (6) 54 K T Myers (Wanganui (Nz) ms L meech 7 s7062 nisos (2) 54 Paul Rocke (Mornington) w egan 8 4s312 paraggi (14) 54 S A Dwyer (Bendigo) J hill 9 15s03 luck’s a fortune (9) 54 P G Carey (Mornington) J mc neil (a3) 10 56427 Maconsilia (13) 54 Peter Gelagotis (Moe) L currie 11 60740 prisoner of war wbh (4) 54 D A Hayes (Flemington) c schofield (a) 12 1 space d (12) 54 Robert Hickmott (Mt. Macedon) ms J Beriman (a3) 13 8619 spying on you dh (8) 54 R F Cameron (Flemington) ms k nisbet (a3) 14 42531 use the lot (11) 54 Sharna Valli (Cranbourne) i Gundogdu 15 22224 avighna (10) 54 T & K O’Sullivan (Stawell) J maskiell 16 00612 tampere (18) 54 S A Dwyer (Bendigo) c symons eMergenCies 17 3s104 gamelist (7) 54 G M Carson (Mornington) m carson SCRATCHED 18 — badged

5

tROa/luxBet WinteR CHaMp.

4.22

$80,000, open heat, 1410m 1 s2231 that’s the one cw (2) 58 C & C Alderson (Cranbourne) B melham 2 07s45 extra Zero ch (5) 57.5 D A Hayes (Flemington) c schofield (a) 3 s2432 Club Command cdwb (12) 57 P G Moody (Caulfield) d stackhouse 4 52907 utah saints cd (14) 57 Brent Stanley (Kyneton) v duric 5 156s3 Magnifique soleil cdwn (19) 56.5 D K Weir (Wangoom) J mott 6 80s78 rockpecker tcw (16) 56 K J Fythe (Stony Creek) m Rodd 7 67s00 testascana tdwhn (1) 56 M J Cerchi (Flemington) d Lane 8 26s22 another prelate dw (6) 55.5 Q J Scott (Warrnambool) c Robertson 9 54s23 by the way cw (20) 55.5 M W Lewis (Ballarat) J Benbow 10 09270 blackie dw (15) 55 J A McLean (Yangery) n hall SCRATCHED 11 — alpha proxima 12 06354 dash for Viz cw (3) 54.5 R D Griffiths (Cranbourne) d yendall 13 s3014 del palio dw (17) 54 C & C Alderson (Cranbourne) s Baster 14 13192 triple tee dw (7) 54 R W Smerdon (Caulfield) c symons 15 334s4 under the hat tdwh (10) 54 J D Sadler (Flemington) T sadler (a) 16 052s9 Cornwall park dw (9) 54 D K Weir (Wangoom) m walker eMergenCies 17 427s0 dark note dw (11) 54 M A Houlahan (Mornington) ms k mallyon (a) 18 41172 road trippin’ dw (8) 54 Stephen Theodore (Cranbourne) L currie 19 85605 livigno (13) 54 S Fliedner (Bendigo) 20 13s50 half his luck h (4) 54 N A Blackiston (Flemington) m walker

6

david BOuRKe pROvinCial plate

4.57

$100,000, special conditions, 1610m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

1s439 0127s 4s805 26960 07777 s9856 00665 37371 31183 81271 54s86 25211 14s69 73938 s8292 41950

s0s16 s4406 s0097 232s0 150s3 4s60s s1235 55112 31760 35900 23s82 41477 7s01s 4s464

pago rock dh (5) 60 D A Hayes (Flemington) ms k nisbet (a3) perturbo tw (6) 59.5 C & C Alderson (Cranbourne) B melham shellscrape dw (9) 59.5 Ms N Burke (Cranbourne) s arnold Zamorar dwn (2) 59.5 D J Bourne (Seymour) J mott broken tw (13) 58.5 D K Weir (Wangoom) d Lane Mr griswold twh (12) 58 M Ellerton & S Zahra (Flemington) d Thornton (a2) serene star dw (11) 58 M C Kent (Cranbourne) ms J Beriman (a3) planet Voyage dwn (4) 57.5 P G Moody (Caulfield) J Benbow belfast boy tw (1) 54 G V Richards (Morphettville) J duffy (a2) big buddie w (8) 54 A G Sawden (Drysdale) c symons Johannapine dw (7) 54 M C Webb (Cranbourne) s Baster Jayconi dw (10) 54 Jason Warren (Mornington) ms k mallyon (a2) nicholls Court dw (14) 54 Craig Dickson (Wangaratta) n hall run diego dwb (3) 54 Allan Peterson (Warrnambool) d yendall

euGene GORMan HCp

6.07

$80,000, 4yo & up mares, 1410m

1 20s11 the bowler w (10) 59 A J Vasil (Caulfield) B melham 2 412s7 resistant (4) 58.5 M G Price (Caulfield) n callow 3 46s11 lady lakshmi cw (12) 57.5 D Brideoake & D Feek (Mornington) d stackhouse 4 2 Calendar lad (5) 56.5 G Eurell (Cranbourne) c symons 5 13 Countersnip w (16) 56.5 M G Price (Caulfield) P mertens SCRATCHED 6 — pandyan 7 235s3 the yowie bh (9) 56.5 D A Hayes (Flemington) c schofield (a) 8 1 traditional h (2) 56.5 Peter Snowden (Flemington) s arnold 9 9s4 Mysonharry (7) 55.5 M C Kent (Cranbourne) v duric 10 4 razzle dazzle rock h (17) 55.5 D A Hayes (Flemington) n hall 11 34 beyond reason (11) 55 M G Price (Caulfield) m walker 12 8 sir delago (6) 54.5 P G Carey (Mornington) J mc neil (a3) 13 43 theodora h (8) 54 M Ellerton & S Zahra (Flemington) d Lane 14 53 relais Christine h (3) 54 M Ellerton & S Zahra (Flemington) s Baster 15 4s487 fairlie h (15) 54 J D Sadler (Flemington) T sadler (a2) 16 575s6 bring back (1) 54 Mark Ashby (Woodend) d Gauci eMergenCy 17 8s0 badabing badaboom h (13) 54 D T O’Brien (Flemington) ms k mallyon (a2)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

8

Fine/Dead (5)/Out 9m.

2

5.32

$80,000, open heat, 1100m

TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 7-8.

Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8.

Place6 3-8.

Quaddie 5-6-7-8.

1

all viC spRint seRies

hawks bay tdw (6) 60.5 N J Dyer (Kyneton) s arnold the Cleaner dwn (16) 58 M Burles (Longford) J maskiell Constant force (2) 54 B & S Wilde (Warrnambool) c schofield (a) down under boy td (13) 54 J G Symons & S Laxon (Seymour) m walker streaky fella tdwb (3) 54 Aaron Purcell (Warrnambool) v duric Magic Me d (14) 54 T & K O’Sullivan (Stawell) n hall its prince cdn (15) 54 R D Griffiths (Cranbourne) s Baster Clanga’s glory dw (10) 54 Andrew Payne (Ballarat) J hill loot ‘n’ run wb (9) 54 Jason Warren (Mornington) ms k mallyon (a) some target d (8) 54 D K Weir (Ballarat) d yendall Midnight glory tw (11) 54 D K Weir (Warrnambool) B melham lord durante dw (1) 54 Ms S Ferchie (Geelong) d Gauci henshaw dh (12) 54 M J Cerchi (Flemington) d Lane diamonds at noon dw (4) 54 W P Cerchi (Colac) P mertens first Course db (5) 54 K M Keys (Cranbourne) d stackhouse going good dn (7) 54 P G Carey (Mornington) L currie

1 14838 goldslick tdw (9) 58 M C Kent (Cranbourne) m Rodd 2 50s03 rememba howe w (8) 57.5 G M Walker (Mornington) d stackhouse 3 12s73 endless shadow wb (7) 55.5 Tony McEvoy (Angaston) n hall 4 158s9 streets of seattle n (5) 55.5 J F Moloney (Caulfield) J Fry 5 9056s innocent lady dw (1) 54.5 S B Laming (Cranbourne) J duffy (a2) 6 28837 sweet ella dwb (4) 54 G Eurell (Cranbourne) s Baster 7 92s65 appiel dw (17) 54 Luke Oliver (Caulfield) L currie 8 22452 spot on Maggie w (13) 54 P G Carey (Mornington) P mertens 9 254s0 ominous quality (3) 54 D Brideoake & D Feek (Mornington) c symons 10 1s694 Champagne ruby dwn (15) 54 G Eurell (Cranbourne) m walker 11 s1263 euphorbia dh (2) 54 Peter Snowden (Flemington) v duric 12 122s3 bia diamond wn (14) 54 D K Weir (Ballarat) B melham 13 78279 tranquera w (10) 54 R D Griffiths (Cranbourne) d Lane 14 10s38 Kimiko dhn (12) 54 M J Cerchi (Flemington) d Thornton (a2) 15 3s195 belaruski wb (16) 54 T D Kelly (Coghills Creek) c schofield (a) 16 s2115 girls on film wbh (6) 54 M D Moroney (Flemington) ms J Beriman (a3) eMergenCy 17 8s022 bitola w (11) 54 J P Salanitri (Caulfield) ms k mallyon (a2)

australian races eagle farm jetBet 5

satuRday

TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 7-8.

Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8.

Place6 3-8. Quaddie 5-6-7-8.

CaRltOn Mid HandiCap

2.10

$50,000, 4yo & up class 6, 1200m 111s0 13023 80590 31533 0s11s 60s50 s2432 81823

2

Vintage Moss tcdh (1) 58.5 J M Fitzgerald (Eagle Farm) k matheson (a2) bribie cdh (7) 56 R L Heathcote (Eagle Farm) d Browne thefifthhole tw (5) 55 J P Morrisey (Gold Coast) P Robl alcancia tdwh (2) 54 B J Lockwood (Eagle Farm) P hammersley Miss orielle twh (4) 54 Paul Dawson (Eagle Farm) R wiggins Confident star d (8) 54 Ms G Heinrich (Gold Coast) G colless spatha db (3) 54 Ms M Brosnan (Gold Coast) m cahill river spirit dw (6) 54 S B Lee (Ballina) T Bell

a. M. Giles & CO. C/aCCOuntants

2.45

$50,000, Benchmark 85, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

111s0 5135s 256s7 06035 47511 s7180 54433 63222 4s519 26161 50611 34444 44321 115s2

3

garozzo tdwn (8) 60.5 D T Kelly (Gold Coast) T Bell rock home late tdwh (3) 58.5 B Herne (Eagle Farm) P holmes Cash ‘n’ style tdwh (1) 58 Steven O’Dea (Eagle Farm) k matheson (a2) dalzar cdwn (9) 58 D J Duryea (Beaudesert) ms P schmidt (a2) playitstraight dwh (13) 57 B J Lockwood (Eagle Farm) P hammersley Venture on dwhn (2) 56.5 B J Smith (Eagle Farm) e wilkinson Keep it Moist ch (5) 55.5 Ms J Aitkenhead (Eagle Farm) G cooksley shadow buster dwb (4) 55 T D Hall (Sunshine Coast) c munce ametsis d (14) 54.5 R F Cameron (Flemington) m cahill Cosmonaut wh (11) 54.5 B J Smith (Eagle Farm) R wiggins tea tattle td (12) 54.5 J Dann (Toowoomba) P Robl Viking heart h (7) 54.5 K M Schweida (Eagle Farm) R mc mahon Massuri tw (6) 54 S W Kendrick (Sunshine Coast) L cassidy beaux strata (10) 54 S W Kendrick (Sunshine Coast) J Byrne

HaRdy BROtHeRs jeWelleRs HCp

3.20

$50,000, 3yo, 1200m 1 1s420 general exhibit d (3) 59 Ms H Page (Gold Coast) L cassidy 2 31745 discreet tdwh (1) 58.5 K M Schweida (Eagle Farm) k matheson (a2) 3 25081 narcissus (16) 57.5 L M Treloar (Sunshine Coast) d Browne 4 12218 little long horn tdw (11) 57 Ms K Doughty (Gold Coast) J Byrne 5 — the Conspirator SCRATCHED 6 s4131 the storeman h (6) 56.5 T J Gollan (Eagle Farm) ms P schmidt (a2) 7 s170s Caliente c (4) 56 Bruce Hill (Gold Coast) P hammersley 8 s1s41 pure whisper d (17) 56 Ms G Heinrich (Gold Coast) 9 s2126 star sammy tbh (5) 55 L J Mayfield-Smith (Eagle Farm) m cahill 10 34s87 Cheval du feu d (12) 54.5 D T Kelly (Gold Coast) T Bell 11 820s1 avaladyluck cdw (14) 54 S W Kendrick (Sunshine Coast) R mc mahon 12 4s146 interject (18) 54 Jason McLachlan (Sunshine Coast) 13 4s813 Classic bend h (10) 54 B S Baldwin (Eagle Farm) c munce 14 21s22 beach babe d (9) 54 M J Dunn (Murwillumbah) G colless 15 — dansal SCRATCHED 16 18344 warhogg d (2) 54 L H Wheeler (Gold Coast) R wiggins eMergenCies 17 8s356 burleigh heads db (8) 54 Bruce Hill (Gold Coast) P Robl 18 7s112 strike order b (13) 54 M G Nolan (Toowoomba) 19 s2344 yo ferdinand b (7) 54 S B Lee (Ballina)

4

BReaKfast CReeK HOtel staKes

3.55

$100,000, 2yo Listed sw, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

31706 08031 17s13 4s718 7s216 1205 14s32 126 s1032 3s21 45s31

5

octane flyer twh (11) 57 K M Schweida (Eagle Farm) T Bell architect wh (8) 57 David Lawlor (Eagle Farm) a spinks Cannyzing t (5) 57 H J Norman (Gold Coast) ms R Jamieson (a) Choisenegger dw (2) 57 Jason McLachlan (Sunshine Coast) m cahill My boy brando h (9) 57 K C Wood (Eagle Farm) c munce one grey (4) 57 B R Guy (Gold Coast) J Bowman Casino benjo (3) 57 J C Pointon (Rockhampton) m hellyer real favulous (7) 57 Donald Baker (Toowoomba) enquare w (6) 55 Jason McLachlan (Sunshine Coast) Justin P stanley forward speed w (10) 55 J B Petersen (Gold Coast) L Rolls nicked and Court h (1) 55 L F Birchley (Eagle Farm) R wiggins

CentenaRy ClassiC Mile

4.30

$100,000, quality Listed, 1600m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

6

s5221 0s000 63514 11421 s4386 10334 5s708 P5100 07989 6s700 830s4 0s800 50s97 1s252

Conservatorium w (3) 60.5 G D Kennewell (Morphettville) J Bowditch green birdie (12) 56.5 Darlene Duryea (Beaudesert) P holmes fire up fifi tdwbh (6) 56 R L Heathcote (Eagle Farm) d Browne tokamak tcwh (14) 56 B J Lockwood (Eagle Farm) P hammersley listen son th (13) 55.5 T J Gollan (Eagle Farm) J Bowman diademe dw (11) 55 M P Baker (Cambridge (Nz) B shinn thumbtacks dw (5) 55 C J Waller (Rosehill) J collett dozintmateranyway dwh (1) 54 L F Birchley (Eagle Farm) c munce J Byrne soft sand w (7) 54 Paul Messara (Scone) poste restante tdwh (8) 54 Desleigh Forster (Eagle Farm) R wiggins Mystical grey tdw (2) 54 C Stott (Sunshine Coast) G cooksley pepperwood tcdwh (4) 54 L F Birchley (Eagle Farm) L cassidy angel of Mercy d (10) 54 G A Ryan (Rosehill) k mc evoy someday h (9) 54 K C Wood (Eagle Farm) m cahill

CaRltOn dRauGHt tatteRsall’s Cup 5.05 $200,000, quality Group 3, 2200m

1 41s59 ibicenco (2) 58 P G Moody (Caulfield) 2 1s825 rothera twh (8) 57 B J Smith (Eagle Farm)

7

Zabeelionaire (3) 57 L J Corstens (Kyneton) fibrillation w (10) 54.5 T R Martin (Rosehill) rialya wn (7) 54.5 Lloyd Kennewell (Morphettville) shamardashing tdw (6) 54 John Thompson (Gold Coast) shenzhou steeds w (13) 54 M D Moroney (Flemington) Verdant wn (5) 54 R W Smerdon (Caulfield) raeburn dwhn (9) 54 B J Smith (Eagle Farm) endor w (1) 54 G A Rogerson (Tuhikaramea (Nz) gold Cape (4) 54 J R Wheeler (New Plymouth (Nz) trajet dwh (12) 54 L F Birchley (Eagle Farm) borehole dwh (11) 54 David Lawlor (Eagle Farm)

n Rawiller m cahill J Bowditch c munce e wilkinson L cassidy R wiggins k mc evoy m hellyer P Robl a spinks

sKy RaCinG tatteRsall’s tiaRa

5.40

$500,000, F&m Group 1 wFa, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

27343 s3098 12201 s1011 21809 11407 s6080 41s11 30012 45213 5s095 62908 0s242 02517 48103 13111

streama dw (1) 57 G H Walter (Warwick Farm) J Bowman yosei cdw (5) 57 S J Webb (Caulfield) ms m Payne red tracer cdwn (16) 57 C J Waller (Rosehill) n Rawiller skyerush w (12) 57 G H Walter (Warwick Farm) B shinn spirit song dwhn (2) 57 K C Wood (Eagle Farm) B Rawiller steps in time cd (10) 57 J A O’Shea (Randwick) L cassidy shannara d (8) 57 Peter Snowden (Agnes Banks/Hawkesbu) k mc evoy she’s Clean dw (4) 57 C J Waller (Rosehill) J collett skating on ice td (6) 57 L D Kelly (Gold Coast) J Bowditch arctic flight dw (15) 57 A J Cummings (Randwick) P Robl whateverwhenever tdwh (3) 57 L F Birchley (Eagle Farm) G colless risk aversion t (7) 57 M J Lakey (Deagon) c munce floria (11) 57 P G Moody (Rosehill) L nolen diamond earth (9) 55.5 A J Cummings (Randwick) T Bell doubtfilly tw (14) 55.5 S W Kendrick (Sunshine Coast) R mc mahon peron dw (13) 55.5 John Thompson (Gold Coast) m cahill

8

W. j. Healy stKs

6.15

$175,000, quality Group 3, 1200m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

s3071 21927 11326 11222 14s52 18s12 19418 6s443 11149 23s10 80030 s0912 s718s

howmuchdoyouloveme tcdwh (13) 60 Ms T Cotsiopoulos (Eagle Farm) n Rawiller skytrain dwn (3) 58.5 Peter Snowden (Warwick Farm) k mc evoy river lad tcdw (8) 58 Natalie McCall (Sunshine Coast) e wilkinson riva de lago dwb (11) 57.5 C J Waller (Rosehill) J Bowman gundy son tcdwh (2) 55 R L Heathcote (Eagle Farm) R wiggins delago bolt td (5) 54.5 J R Lyons (Deagon) a allen (a) funtantes tcdwh (6) 54.5 R L Heathcote (Eagle Farm) G colless griffon tdwh (12) 54.5 R L Heathcote (Eagle Farm) P Robl petty Cury dw (4) 54 D G Sellwood (Cambridge (Nz) R mc mahon benny’s buttons tdwh (7) 54 K C Wood (Eagle Farm) m cahill liesele tcdh (1) 54 L F Birchley (Eagle Farm) c munce royal bender dw (10) 54 D K Weir (Ballarat) ms m Payne shafeeq twbh (9) 54 Desleigh Forster (Eagle Farm) J collett

Randwick jetBet 6

Fine/Dead (5)/Out 1.5m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

s7306 34200 s5078 s0606 40750 87240 6s685 51101 71080 85310 02305

australian races

Weather/track/Rail 1

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

L nolen R mc mahon

satuRday

TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 7-8.

Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8.

Place6 3-8.

Quaddie 5-6-7-8.

Weather/track/Rail Fine/Heavy (9)/True.

1

BeCOMe an atC MeMBeR

2.20

$85,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 80, 2600m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

s5123 40434 81313 45322 s1469 43551 52562 52937

2

devised w (6) 62 T P Donnelly (Wagga Wagga) J kissick (a3) secessio w (2) 61 C J Waller (Flemington) ms a collett (a2) piazza san pietro w (8) 57.5 E B Murray (Kembla Grange) c Reith black Jag (7) 55 C J Waller (Rosehill) G schofield diamond Jim wn (4) 54.5 David Payne (Rosehill) L Grace (a3) planet purple tw (1) 54 K J Parker (Kembla Grange) T clark bag of nickels (3) 54 T J Robinson (Shoalhaven Heads) y ichikawa (a3) Celtic prince w (5) 53 Bjorn Baker (Warwick Farm) n Berry

austRalian tuRf CluB plate

2.55

$85,000, 2yo c&Gs sw+P, 1200m 1 21253 wouldnt it be nice (6) 55 P M Perry (Broadmeadow) 2 51155 Mr entertainer (5) 55 Grant Allard (Gosford) 3 1 Correio w (2) 55 K A Lees (Broadmeadow) 4 40274 baltic warrior (9) 55 C E Conners (Warwick Farm) 5 2 no ifs or buts (1) 55 G A Ryan (Rosehill) 6 56s Cool days h (8) 55 Ms G Waterhouse (Randwick) 7 fastcar (4) 55 G A Ryan (Rosehill) 8 front fun h (7) 55 Ms G Waterhouse (Randwick) 9 swiggin’ h (3) 55 A J Cummings (Randwick)

3

G schofield J kissick (a3) c Reith J Ford J Parr n Berry J adams T clark a hyeronimus

BeCOMe an atC spOnsOR plate

3.30

$85,000, 2yo Fillies sw+P, 1200m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

12122 14s31 16s84 s6321 16s 1 1 14 2 8s968

4

everage cdwh (3) 56.5 Craig Carmody (Randwick) ms w costin (a3) northern glory ch (10) 55 Ms G Waterhouse (Randwick) ms a collett (a2) Mamwaazel d (1) 55 C J Waller (Rosehill) G schofield harada tat tat w (6) 55 T P Croft (Hawkesbury) y ichikawa (a3) devil in a dress (5) 55 K A Lees (Broadmeadow) c Reith egyptian Cross w (2) 55 David Payne (Rosehill) ms c van der werf (a3) repartee w (8) 55 P G Moody (Rosehill) J Parr pretty uncanny db (4) 55 G D Hickman (Warwick Farm) J Ford Clarissa (9) 55 G A Ryan (Rosehill) T clark straiffic (7) 55 G A Ryan (Rosehill) a hyeronimus

sydney City tOyOta WinteR dasH

4.05

$85,000, 3yo & up, 1200m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

71330 07s29 15s06 50434 s4066 2s420 9s095 3943s 33711 48457

5

see the world dw (2) 59.5 Joseph Pride (Warwick Farm) G schofield news alert tdwhn (8) 58 Kevin Moses (Randwick) y ichikawa (a3) star of octagonal tw (10) 58 T S Howlett (Cessnock) L Grace (a3) border rebel dw (6) 56.5 Ms S Grills (Tamworth) J Parr emotional Circus d (3) 54 K A Lees (Broadmeadow) c Reith balavan dwb (4) 54 C J Waller (Rosehill) ms a collett (a2) Master harry ch (7) 54 R J Quinton (Randwick) J kissick (a3) soledad dw (5) 54 Peter Snowden (Warwick Farm) T clark oakfield Commands cdwn (1) 54 D P Smith (Broadmeadow) n Berry earnest ernest dw (9) 54 Joseph Pride (Warwick Farm) J Ford

taB ipHOne app HandiCap

4.40

$85,000, 3yo Benchmark 79, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

8s982 22s87 1s133 s8401 s2117 3s621 5s104 314s8 11s01 16s52 027s4 s1539 44177 441 s1530

6

single style tw (4) 58 G Portelli (Warwick Farm) J kissick (a3) harada bay dw (7) 56 T Bailey (Broadmeadow) n Berry Chewychop wb (10) 55.5 D P Smith (Broadmeadow) G schofield red excitement c (5) 55.5 G A Ryan (Rosehill) J adams Kisses db (12) 54.5 Bjorn Baker (Warwick Farm) y ichikawa (a3) la pieta dw (13) 54 Peter Snowden (Warwick Farm) c Reith rebel dancer (1) 54 Ms J Graham (Port Macquarie) R Thompson big Memory w (8) 54 Tony McEvoy (Angaston) B claridge Canny ballad dw (9) 54 G H Walter (Warwick Farm) ms k cross (a3) danas best h (11) 54 Ms G Waterhouse (Randwick) a hyeronimus trophies h (3) 54 John Thompson (Randwick) L Grace (a3) scarborough h (15) 54 Ms G Waterhouse (Randwick) ms a collett (a2) triple fortune (14) 54 C J Waller (Rosehill) J Ford we have a winner dh (2) 54 A J Cummings (Randwick) T clark More than Money (6) 54 M T Eggleston (Gold Coast) s Guymer (a2)

KaRi aBORiGinal ResOuRCes

5.15

$85,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 85, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5

466s9 7s111 170s3 8s024 50090

samui lad dh (2) 59.5 Ms G Waterhouse (Randwick) T clark nothing like luca wh (10) 58 J A O’Shea (Randwick) L Grace (a3) river of salvation dwn (3) 58 David Pfieffer (Warwick Farm) J Ford brian’s honour dw (8) 57.5 M, W & J Hawkes (Rosehill) s Guymer (a2) fill the page w (15) 57 Ms B Joseph & P A Jones (Canberra) J kissick (a3)

Flemington Selections

Eagle Farm Selections

Randwick Selections

Race 1: Mysonharry, Lady Lakshmi, The yowie Race 2: Cooldini, secessio, PoLice GazeTTe Race 3: sCapolo, hai LiL, haussmann Race 4: spaCe, undeResTimaTion, sTaR RoLLinG Race 5: Magnifique soleil, exTRa zeRo, ThaT's The one Race 6: MagiC Me, midniGhT GLoRy, LoRd duRanTe Race 7: serene star, BRoken, PeRTuRBo Race 8: endless shadow, euPhoRBia, Bia diamond

Race 1: Vintage Moss, BRiBie, aLcancia Race 2: aMetsis, keeP iT moisT, GaRozzo Race 3: disCreet, caLienTe, LiTTLe LonG hoRn Race 4: oCtane flyer, enquaRe, cannyzinG Race 5: soMeday, conseRvaToRium, FiRe uP FiFi Race 6: ibiCenCo, RoTheRa, shamaRdashinG Race 7: shannara, sTReama, Red TRaceR Race 8: riVa de lago, GRiFFon, howmuchdoyouLoveme

Race 1: deVised, Piazza san PieTRo, secessio Race 2: wouldnt it be niCe, FRonT Fun, FasTcaR Race 3: northern glory, eveRaGe, eGyPTian cRoss Race 4: border rebel, BaLavan, see The woRLd Race 5: rebel danCer, sinGLe sTyLe, chewychoP Race 6: bay window, BRian's honouR, noThinG Like Luca Race 7: urgent bells, cLassic eLLe, oakFieLd comeT Race 8: world wide, iGGi PoP, FuLGuR

ASHBURTON GUARDIAN, Friday, June 21, 2013

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Mudlarks the favourites defence could take a hit if the weekend’s match is cancelled, leaving them without a game for two weeks before taking on Southern next weekend.

Southern were scheduled to play Dunsandel-Irwell in the plate on Wednesday night in Dunsandel but the game was cancelled and was unable to be rescheduled.

Hampstead have a trip to Kaiapoi looking to build on last week’s 20-14 win over Dunsandel-Irwell before they open their Watters Cup campaign against Rakaia next week.

The wet weather will play right into the hands of Lincoln, who showed in their 10-3 win over Rakaia in wet conditions last week that they are not only finals specialists but wet weather experts too.

The slippery surface may not suit Southbridge’s Fijian flyers, as they were already outplayed by Oxford in wet conditions earlier this season in their only loss to date.

Before the big guns do battle Rakaia will take some consolation if they can repeat their earlier season win over Saracens.

Elsewhere, the two sides that were knocked out by the finalists look to finish the competition on a winning note.

After back-to-back defeats Celtic are up against Oxford for seventh place.

Celtic went down to Southbridge in the quarter-finals and then Ashley last weekend, while Oxford hasn’t fared much better beaten by Lincoln and then Waihora.

In the trophy Methven come off a bye and face a long haul to Cheviot to meet Glenmark in what is the trophy final, for ninth place.

Following a run of four wins and a draw Methven’s momentum heading into their Watters Cup

By Jonathan Leask Southbridge hosts Lincoln in the Combined Country Cup final tomorrow while the five Mid Canterbury sides have only pride at stake, if their games get the go-ahead.

The torrential rain and threat of snow have clubs worried about the potential damage to their grounds in what is essentially a nothing round for everyone but the finalists, with the administrators set to make a call later today or tomorrow morning at the latest, leaving all 18 sides preparing to play tomorrow.

For the Mid Canterbury sides there isn’t much to play for other than form ahead of the Watters Cup. Rakaia have the torment of playing the curtain raiser to the final they had hoped to be in, but instead play off for third with Saracens in Southbridge before last year’s finalists go at it again.

In the competition final Southbridge are looking to defend their title while Lincoln are looking for revenge on last year’s result and to claim their third title, appearing in their sixth combined final in the competition’s seventh season.

On the day it was announced that Rene Ranger would start his first test for the All Blacks in three years, the Blues player finally confirmed his move to French club Montpellier.

It was a poignant moment for the 26-year-old, for his statistics don’t do his talent justice. Against France at Yarrow Stadium tomorrow night he will be playing only his sixth test, a number so low when compared to his talent as to be almost ridiculous.

It will be only his second start his first was against the Springboks in Wellington in 2010. After an absence of three years, Ranger has taken the opportunities which injuries to Richard Kahui and Cory Jane have provided and has forced his way into an All Blacks’ backline which looked mightily impressive in Christchurch last weekend.

Dan Carter, returning to lead the backline after recovering from a hand injury which kept him out of the first two tests, knows the value of having an impact player such as Ranger in close proximity.

“He’s one of those players - you want him to get his hands on the ball as often as possible,” says Carter. “He plays with a lot of confidence and more often than not

Right: Lincoln will be favourites to win the competition final, as they are well-versed in the art of wet-weather rugby, as they showed in the semi-final against Rakaia last week. photo joseph johnson 150613-jj-045

RUGBY - June Internationals Form

Teams

Latest match

Win Value ASAP Ratings Trend Match Day Form % odds margin 23/06/11 15/06/13

P W L D Last met

19:30:00 Saturday, 22 June 2013 Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth

41 28

WWWLWW New Zealand W 30-0 v France LLDWLL France

L 0-30 v NZ

12 10

1

1

10

5

1 15/06/13 40% $11.00

4

30 - 0

83% $1.10 W by 24

15

▌ NZ ▌ France

22:00:00 Saturday, 22 June 2013 Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

28 25

WDLWWW Australia

W 14-12 v Wales

WWWWWL British Lions

L 12-14 v Brumbies

10

6

3

1

Not

60% $2.15

6

5

1

0

Met

83% $1.90 W by 3

21

00:15:00 Saturday, 23 June 2013 Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria

▌ Australia ▌ Lions

11 4

LLLWLL Italy WWLLLL Scotland

L 10-39 v Samoa

10

3

7

0

10 - 34 30% $2.40

L 17-30 v SA

10

2

8

0 09/02/13 20% $1.75 W by 4

-3

03:15:00 Sunday, 23 June 2013 Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria

▌ Italy ▌ Scotland

27 14

LWWWWW South Africa WLWLWW Samoa

W 30-17 v Scotland

10

W 39-10 v Italy

4

6

3

3

1

1

13 - 5

60% $1.20 W by 18

0

▌ SA

0 30/09/11 75% $5.50

▌ Samoa

France may pack the toys or last week's shut out may make them more dangerous with zero expectation and the chance of catching NZ on the hop. They'd need a 10 not named Michelak, he again proving soft in the clutch which saw gun mids Fofana and Fritz played out of it. The All Blacks moved up in terms of tempo and ball retention. Pair that with their tendency to plant peddle given an invitation, a game plan that includes link play 1-15, the ability to drive the corners with a variety of kickers, and at 10-1 hosting since '94 this one looks locked. That's the type of invitation the French prefer.

After just a couple of weeks in camp the Wallabies will look for parity in front by mobility over grunt, but whether they can build points at the same time will fall to the likes of O'Connor, Ioane, Ashley-Cooper, and Folau, and they might prove suspect in a kicking duel. Although running fast link footy the Lions will try to grind this at set piece into the second half before chancing too much. The further out it goes the more even it gets and it might swing on whether the halves handle the heat. If they find stability inside genuine finishers like O'Driscoll, North, and Halfpenny they can extend an all time 7-0 strip in Brisbane.

Italy's giant killing 6N outings are a memory after a miserable tour in SA and they'll unlikely bring the mood for this. Another 14 Parisse's would give Scotland a touch up but they've gone backwards since getting thrashed at Murrayfield in February. The Scots are off a huge effort against the Boks. Expect the halves Laidlaw and Jackson to plug corners and hit line runners that should split Italy more than once, and for Strokosch and Beattie to cancel out Parisse on the ground. With that should come the chocolates, 4-2 since '09 and fronting with desire through this tournament.

Samoa are burning up the hard grounds in SA via Tuilagi, Leiua, Williams, and Leota. They bring raw talent and probably superior form but it won't count if the pack doesn't hold up and while a shot, they're 0-7 all time because it hasn't before. Although the Boks have looked anything but elite in their two outings, you'd expect the set piece to go off without a hitch here, the du Plessis brothers and Mtawarira technically better on the hit. They'll look to slow it down and rely on a rush defence wide to shut the opponent runners. This might go not too dissimilarly to RWC 2011 (13-5).

2013 NRL Championship - Round 15 Form

Teams

Latest match

Win Value ASAP Ratings Trend Match Day Form % odds margin 01/09/11 17/06/13

P W L D Last met

21:45:00 Friday, 21 June 2013 ANZ Stadium

30 19

LWWWW WWWLWL

Bulldogs Roosters

W 32-30 v Eagles

14

L 12-23 v Warriors

13

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After the Bulldogs held on at Manly coach Hasler observed; 'we had five tries posted against us', and that could be the issue here. Although three straight and seventh most numbers, that's 56 points allowed the last two. The Chooks were undone hosting the resurgent Warriors. They lose Jennings, Maloney, and Pearce (Origin), and while they might lack for direction and a kicking game here, they return Waerea-Hargreaves (suspension) who along with Nu'uausala, and Kennedy should match the Bulldogs pack. Still, at 0-4 on ANZ since '09 it wouldn't surprise if their big round six victory deceived this time.

Wests were stopped by a reserve grade defensive display at Suncorp.

Marshall (nine missed tackles) was ordinary again, his spirit down as it seems across the field, occasional touches and sparking half breaks ending up spilt on low confidence. Without Papalii and Shillington (Origin) you'd expect Campese to take more control here for the Raiders and look for Robinson and Milford at the sides given host's knack for slipping off vital stops. Notwithstanding their own ability to go paper thin anytime, the Raiders have won two of three at Campbelltown since '05, and can close up a 1-8 strip since '09.

Without gun skipper Hayne, the Eels went down at Shark Park and at bottom all numbers they now host the number one keen to run some depth which Origin allows. Souths all field physical strength has allowed them possession this season but G Burgess (internal suspension) adds to the Origin losses. They're able to lift when called, evident last time against the Titans in Cairns just after the break when a tightened defence forced enough errors to allow a buffer, and that and their all field unity should carry them. They're 5-0 in this since 2010, all at ANZ. Gold Coast will come without their engine (Bird, Myles, and Harrison), but its their halves that will test Storm. Gordon is as fast as any in the league off the mark but if they get their bigs through Origin unscathed its the growing combo of Sezer and Kelly which will bother sides in September. They bring pop and smarts at the play the ball, never turn half a look down, and finish. The Storm systems are vulnerable when the spine is on rep duty and you might question whether Bromwich, Proctor and co can go blow for blow up at Skilled to protect a 4-0 record 09/03/13 since 2011, two of those at Robina.

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he’ll get you over the gain line and create opportunities.”

The momentum Ranger provided from the reserves bench in Auckland and Christchurch has compelled the All Blacks selectors to try him from the opening whistle, but the origins of his form can be traced back to February.

Backed by Blues coach Sir John Kirwan to play his natural game from the midfield, Ranger would no longer be chopped and changed from centre to wing as under Pat Lam’s dysfunctional Blues’ backline of last year.

Kirwan, a former All Blacks wing, has done well to knock the edges off, to mould Ranger into a centre who is a real threat both on attack and defence, one who now invariably takes the right options.

“The Blues have been great this year, with different coaches and management staff and a whole lot of [new] players,” Ranger says.

“So it’s been refreshing and JK has put a lot of faith in me to play my game, not chopping and changing me all the time.

“I think the boys are pretty happy that they have come so far from last year.”

His “exuberant enjoyment of life” will be France’s gain and New Zealand’s loss.

- APNZ

Crockett’s selection highlights prop depth

By Patrick McKendry For Wyatt Crockett, this week represents a victory, if not a breakthrough.

The Crusaders loosehead prop has retained his position in the All Blacks starting XV despite the return to fitness of incumbent Tony Woodcock.

It is a significant achievement for the unassuming 30-year-old, and, rather than highlighting Woodcock’s lack of form - the Highlanders player did all expected of him once replacing Crockett for the final 18 minutes in Christchurch - it showcases the depth and competition among the big men up front.

It is also an acknowledgment of complete faith in Crockett by the All Blacks selectors that his scrummaging problems are in the past.

The tall - at 1.93m, he is the same height as No8 Kieran Read - and immensely strong player has always been one of the best props in New Zealand around the park.

His ball handling is excellent and while his defence this season hasn’t been quite as destructive as it has in the recent past - his relative agility for a prop means he doesn’t miss many.

Crockett has played 13 tests compared with the 97 caps won by the 32-year-old Woodcock, the All Blacks’ most capped prop.

Woodcock’s greatest strength has been his consistency, but injuries have impinged on his form this season, and while he will feature in the Rugby Championship, another strong performance by Crockett in New Plymouth will make it difficult for the All Blacks selectors to drop him.

It’s a fantastic position for Steve Hansen and Co to be in and the competition extends way beyond Crockett and Woodcock.

Owen Franks has been solid for the All Blacks this series - his potentially brutal defence went up several notches in Christchurch, and Ben Franks, on the reserves bench at Yarrow Stadium, has been in superb form for the Hurricanes after moving to Wellington from the Crusaders.

Ben Afeaki won a deserved first cap in Auckland after coming on for Crockett in the final minutes of the first test.

Outside of those five, Hurricanes Jeff Toomaga-Allen suffered the misfortune of suffering a serious knee injury only days after being named in the first All Blacks squad last month, and Chiefs tighthead Ben Tameifuna, involved with the national team last year but yet to make his debut, is one of the strongest scrummagers in Super Rugby.

Hooker remains an issue, of course.

Dane Coles’ withdrawal this week with a calf strain means the old guard of Andrew Hore and Keven Mealamu are back.

Beyond them it’s hard to know where the next All Blacks hooker will come from, but Coles at least has started his test career well.

Coles isn’t as big as Hore or Mealamu but the All Blacks scrum hasn’t suffered as a result - something for which Crockett must share in the credit.

- APNZ Wyatt Crockett

Smith to keep winging it

By Patrick McKendry Ben Smith’s excellent form on the right wing for the All Blacks is the main reason why he will wear the No14 jersey again in the third test against France on Saturday, with Steve Hansen suggesting Rene Ranger is more likely to make the move to centre.

In what was a minor surprise, Conrad Smith, on sabbatical at the end of the year, has retained his position in the midfield, the All Blacks coach saying there was plenty

of time to bed in new players to what in the past has been a problem area.

Ranger, who will take up a contract with Montpellier at the end of the year - he will still be available to play in the Rugby Championship for the All Blacks - has replaced Julian Savea on the left wing for the match in New Plymouth.

With the test series won, Hansen has made five changes to the starting XV in Christchurch, although one was forced Dane Coles’ calf strain ruling him out, with Andrew Hore starting at hooker instead.

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The others involved Victor Vito coming in for Liam Messam on the blindside, Piri Weepu replacing Aaron Smith, and first-five Dan Carter back from injury for Aaron Cruden.

It’s the change Hansen didn’t make which provoked a fair bit of discussion.

“We thought about playing Ben at centre, but he’s been playing particularly well on the wing so we didn’t want to change too much,” Hansen said. “We’ve got a lot of respect for this French side. Apart from two really outstanding tries the other night they were still in the game right throughout.” - APNZ

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By Steve Deane The loss of the English Premier League soccer to online broadcaster Coliseum Sports Media may signal the end of Sky’s virtual monopoly of quality sports content.

An industry source estimated CSM would have paid around $600,000 a year for the rights to broadcast all 380 EPL matches via internet platforms such as smart TVs, iPhones, iPads and android devices. With season subscriptions starting at $149.90, break-even point would be 4000 subscribers.

CSM chief executive Tim Martin did not disclose the value of the company’s investment at a press conference yesterday.

“A few”, was Mr Martin’s response when asked how many subscribers the company would need to make the venture successful.

“What we are going to find out very quickly is how many English Premier League fans there are,” Mr Martin said.

Sky’s share price dipped yesterday, however chief executive John Fellet isn’t expecting too much long-term pain.

Even if CSM picks up the subscribers it required, there was no guarantee they would quit Sky, he said.

Sky’s subscriber base had grown to more than 800,000.

Mr Fellet indicated Sky had pulled out of the bidding in third place after it went beyond the networks’ maximum value. CSM then outbid free-to-air broadcaster Sommet which recently captured the rights to the AFL - in the final round of bidding.

“At the rate they paid, I just didn’t see a business case,” Mr Fellet said.

“The easiest thing in the world is to outbid.

“The tricky part is now that we have the rights, how do we recapture our money?

“I’m a big believer that at a certain price you walk away from anything.

“You don’t want to be the best pay TV operator that ever went bankrupt.”

CSM’s entry into the market reflected the changing landscape of sports broadcasting, with internet- based specialist packages an increasing factor.

NBA basketball and Major League Baseball already offer internet subscriptions for their New Zealand fans.

Its broad base of sports content is its strength, however Mr Fellet indicated Sky would consider adopting a more targeted approach.

The network is already testing the

Coliseum’s Tim Martin: ‘We are going to find out very quickly how many English Premier League fans there are’

waters, offering Saturday’s third test between the All Blacks and France played at New Plymouth through its Igloo platform for a one-off price of $9.95.

Given the high data demands of streaming high-definition content, it appears likely CSM will link with a telco.

Early indications suggest Telecom is the preferred partner.

“We’ve got a point of view of who can deliver the best service for this and who delivers the best internet, and we are in discussions,” Mr Martin said.

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“It’s an interesting model for telcos because they are now the content delivery system.”

Mr Martin was confident that New Zealand’s broadband network would be able to support the company’s new service.

“We have spared no expense in ... the content delivery model.

“Our technology is mint.

“It will provide a level of service over the internet that really hasn’t been seen before.”

While homes with ultra-fast broadband would have no issues in watching matches, an industry source questioned whether those with ADSL connections would be able to receive high-definition (HD) content.

HD required a download speed of five megabytes a second, while the ADSL download speed was about 4.5mb/s.

Mr Martin insisted homes with ADSL broadband would have no problem viewing matches.

Broadcasts would be streamed at three different speeds to cater for lower-quality connections.

CSM’s deal includes the broadcast of one delayed match a week on TVNZ on Sunday afternoons.

The free-to-air network will also screen a highlights package.

- NZH

New Zealand No 1 Marina Erakovic and Zimbabwe’s Cara Black will be seeded 11th in the doubles at Wimbledon, beginning in London next week.

Erakovic and Black, the former world No 1 pair, have enjoyed a good record in five tournaments together, reaching finals at Madrid, Strasbourg and Birmingham.

The pair also made the quarter-finals at the French Open earlier this month, however they were eliminated by experienced duo Flavia Pennetta and Elena Vesnina in the first round at Eastbourne this week.

Individually, Erakovic is ranked No 26 in the world at doubles after winning seven career titles, while Black is No 36 after taking time off the circuit to have a child.

The top seeds in the women’s doubles at Wimbledon will be Italian pair Sara Errani and Roberta Vinci.

Meanwhile, New Zealand’s Artem Sitak has reached the semifinals of the doubles at the $50,000 tournament at Tanger, Morocco.

Sitak and Ariel Behar of Uruguay won their first round match over Lorenzo Giustino (Italy) and Yannik Reuter (Belgium) 6-7(4) 7-5 10-6. The duo then received a walkover in the the second round. - APNZ

SCOREBOARD Results Cricket

England v South Africa Hosts England reached the Champions Trophy final with a seven-wicket victory over South Africa in the semi-final at the Oval in London yesterday.

England bowled out the Proteas for 175 in 38.4 overs and cruised past the target in the 38th over with Jonathan Trott unbeaten on 82.

England will play the winner of this morning’s semifinal between India and Sri Lanka in Cardiff.

Scores: South Africa 175 (D Miller 56no, R Kleinveldt 43; S Broad 3-50, J Tredwell 3-19); England 3-179 (J Trott 82no, J Root 48).

Rugby Japan v Canada Fullback Ayumu Goromaru scored all the points to lead Asian champions Japan to a 16-13 victory over Canada in the Pacific Nations Cup rugby tournament in Nagoya.

It was Japan’s first win in the five-nation tournament after two defeats, leaving the title hopes to Canada on 12 points, Fiji on 11 points and Tonga on 10 points.

On the final day in Tokyo, Fiji will play Tonga, and Japan will play the United States.

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Billy Nolan beat Jock O’Connor 3-1, Gary Stratford

lost to Petr Holub 0-3, Steve Devereux beat Di Ness 3-2, Robbie Kok lost to Jordan Hooper 1-3.

Rebecca Abernethy beat Scott vanddenberm 3-1, James Hunn lost to Aaron Leckenby 0-3, Adam Clement lost to Mick Hooper 1-3.

Jane Lowe lost to Mark Shera 0-3, Pete Blacklow beat Mark O’Grady 3-1, Mark Shera lost to Chris Thompson 0-3.

Nathan Forbes beat Chrissie Stratford 3-2, Marie Kennedy lost to Steve Devereux 1-3, Jon Bond beat Craig Campbell 3-0, Paul Cousins beat James McCloy 3-2.

Tennis Netherlands Open Results from Netherlands Open yesterday (prefix denotes seeding).

Men, Round 2 Guillermo Garcia-Lopez (ESP) bt Daniel Brands (GER) 7-6(7) 6-2.

Jan Hernych (CZE) bt Michael Llodra (FRA) 6-7(5) 6-4 7-5.

Evgeny Donskoy (RUS) bt Robin Haase (NED) 6-4 7-5.

Nicolas Mahut (FRA) bt Andrey Kuznetsov (RUS) 6-2 6-4.

Women, Round 2 4-Kirsten Flipkens (BEL) bt Michaella Krajicek (NED) 7-6(6) 7-6(3).

Kirsten Flipkens Garbine Muguruza (ESP) bt Lauren Davis (USA) 6-2 6-0.

Lesia Tsurenko (UKR) bt Stefanie Vogele (SUI) 6-1 7-6(4).

Marina Erakovic

• Curry out of sevens Manawatu’s Scott Curry has been ruled out of the New Zealand sevens team for this month’s World Cup in Russia after fracturing a bone in his right hand during training yesterday. He has been replaced by Pita Ahki (North Harbour), a member of the Blues’ wider training group who made his debut for the national sevens side in the Glasgow tournament this year. Ahki was also a member of New Zealand under-20s last year. DJ Forbes has also been confirmed as captain after passing fitness trials. The team flies to Moscow tomorrow night for the tournament which begins on June 28.

- APNZ

• Ko eyes up US Open World No 1 amateur Lydia Ko is looking for a solid performance at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship this week on the LPGA Tour to be ready for the upcoming US Open Championship in New York. Ko is one of two sponsor exemptions, and amateurs, in the field for the 54-hole event that tees off on Saturday (NZT) at the Pinnacle Country Club in Arkansas. The 16-year-old from the Gulf Harbour Country Club, who shot a three-under 69 in the final round of the LPGA Championship recently to finish in a share of 17th place, was pleased with her comeback in her fourth major after a slow start, and wants to continue that momentum in her ninth start on the LPGA Tour as she looks ahead to next week where she’ll once again try to become the youngest major winner - across men and - APNZ women - in history.

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All Blacks team All Blacks team to play France at Yarrow Stadium on Saturday, kick-off 7.35pm, is: Israel Dagg, Ben Smith, Conrad Smith, Ma’a Nonu, Rene Ranger, Dan Carter, Piri Weepu, Kieran Read (c), Sam Cane, Victor Vito, Luke Romano, Sam Whitelock, Owen Franks, Andrew Hore, Wyatt Crockett.

Reserves: Keven Mealamu, Tony Woodcock, Ben Franks, Matt Todd, Steven Luatua, Tawera KerrBarlow, Beauden Barrett, Charles Piutau.

Lions v Australia British and Irish Lions team to play Australia on Saturday night: Leigh Halfpenny, Alex Cuthbert, Brian O’Driscoll, Jonathan Davies, George North, Jonathan Sexton, Mike Phillips; Jamie Heaslip, Sam Warburton (capt), Tom Croft, Paul O’Connell, Alun Wyn Jones, Adam Jones, Tom Youngs, Alex Corbisiero.

Res: Richard Hibbard, Mako Vunipola, Dan Cole, Geoff Parling, Dan Lydiate, Ben Youngs, Owen Farrell, Sean Maitland.

Wallabies team: Berrick Barnes, Israel Folau, Adam Ashley-Cooper, Christian Lealiifano, Digby Ioane, James O’Connor, Will Genia; Wycliff Palu, Michael Hooper, Ben Mowen, James Horwill (capt), Kane Douglas, Ben Alexander, Stephen Moore, Benn Robinson.

Replacements: Saia Faingaa, James Slipper, Sekope Kepu, Rob Simmons, Liam Gill, Nick Phipps, Pat McCabe, Kurtley Beale.

New Zealand are through to the last four at the World League semifinal tournament in Rotterdam after a 1-0 win over Spain yesterday. The key moment came midway through the first half, from a brave, full length dive and stab into the Spanish net from close range by NZ striker Hugo Inglis.

The Black Sticks produced a stout-hearted display during which they Hugo Inglis came second in most areas of the statistics sheet, except the only one that really counted. “It was an enormous team effort,” coach Colin Batch said. The Black Sticks will now play Belgium, formerly coached

by Batch, early on Saturday morning (NZT) for a place in the final. Belgium topped their pool and are unbeaten in the tournament.

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By Jonathan Leask The depression system blowing through the South Island and the deluge that came with it is shaping up for a depressing weekend on the sports fields of Mid Canterbury.

Several sporting codes have already made the call to sit this weekend’s rounds out, while some remain in limbo waiting to see if the forecasters get their predictions right.

There will be no football for any Mid Canterbury sides this weekend with Mainland Football and the local Mid Canterbury competitions calling off their matches with their grounds closed.

The Christchurch City Council closed all of its grounds for the weekend, putting a stop to all of the Mainland Football competitions, and with Argyle Park also closed the local first kicks, fun football, 10th, 12th and 14th grade competitions have also been postponed.

The closing of grounds also means the Ashburton Barbarians will be having the weekend off, with all grades below premier cancelled.

Round two of the Ashburton Dressage Group’s Winter Series on Sunday has also been cancelled due to the ground conditions at the Ashburton Showgrounds,

and the series will now conclude on July 28.

While footballers and equestrians can already plan to put their feet up, the rest are playing a game of wait and see, and hoping not to see any more rain or snow turn up.

It may be a water-based turf, but the Ashburton hockey turf closed yesterday due to flooding and may not re-open for tomorrow’s local matches, or for the Mid-South Canterbury senior competition, with a final decision to be made later today.

“I would say that common sense will prevail, but we will be leaving the decision until closer to the time which could even be Saturday morning,” Mid Canterbury Hockey’s James Tavendale said.

Mid Canterbury Netball has taken a similar stance “holding off” from making a decision until later today, or if the weather clears possibly tomorrow morning.

Mid Canterbury Rugby were waiting to see what the day will bring before they make a decision on the local competition.

The JAB club rugby matches and Sunday’s town v country games are likely to be postponed until next week if the situation, and the fields, continue to deteriorate further while higher grade matches, from under 16

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to senior B, may have a decision on Saturday morning.

The senior competition has its final combined round, and a decision will be made tonight or tomorrow morning on what games go ahead.

Last year the rain and snow hit the weekend of the combined country cup senior semi-finals and all the other grades were called off, and that could well be the case again with the competition final set to play out between Southbridge and Lincoln tomorrow.

A decision is also still pending on the second round of the Ashburton Duathlon Series due to be raced on Sunday.

Organisers will assess the safety issues for holding the event with areas of the racecourse under water, but they expect to make a decision “sooner rather than later”. # Updates will be made on the respective sports websites and Guardian.online today.

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Disappointment as Hayden again misses Tour spot Hayden Roulston has been overlooked for the Tour de France again.

RadioShack Leopard Trek named their nine riders for the 100th Tour de France but there was no place for Roulston despite being in good form and having a solid season to date.

Roulston, the current New Zealand road champion, rode his first Giro D’Italia putting in some solid performances for the team before having to pull out with a couple of stages to go.

He then impressed again in last week’s Tour de Suisse to have high hopes of his first Tour de France since 2009, but it wasn’t to be when the team was announced on Wednesday night.

“It’s always hard to be selected for the tour, but after doing the Giro it was always going to be difficult to back up,” Roulston said.

“Naturally I’m disappointed not to

Hayden Roulston in his RadioShack colours earlier this month.

He won’t be in the team when the Tour de France starts on June 29.

be going to the Tour de France but there are positives that can come out of this.

“I get to come home. See my son, my family. I can reset and finish the season in a really good way.”

Radioshack has three Kiwis in its ranks with Jesse Sergent, George Bennett and Roulston, and all three rode in the Giro D’Italia but only Roulston was a realistic hope for the tour.

The team will be led by 2010 champion Andy Schleck, who missed the 2012 edition with a fractured pelvis.

Since then the three-time Tour podium finisher had struggled for months before seeing the return of his form on his return to European racing last week in Switzerland.

With Andreas Klöden and Haimar Zubeldia the team has two other Tour de France specialists. Klöden has finished second overall twice and Zubeldia has finished four times in the top ten overall.

Jan Bakelants, Laurent Didier, Tony Gallopin, Markel Irizar, Maxime Monfort and Jens Voigt complete the team.

The team’s general manager Luca Guercilena said the roster is a good balance between supportive riders for the leader and guys who are prepared to go in the breaks every day and chase stage wins but concluded it was “not an easy task” to select the team.

“Every pro rider wants to ride the Tour and we had more than nine riders in good shape,” Guercilena said.

The biggest omission from the team is Fabian Cancellara who made himself unavailable so he can prepare for the world championships.

Cancellara, 32, has won eight Tour de France stages and has enjoyed spells in the overall leader’s yellow jersey, but is also the four-times time trial world champion and 2008 Olympic time trial gold medallist.

The Tour de France starts on June 29 from Corsica.

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TODAY

Showers, with snow to 100 metres and some heavy falls above 300 metres, easing in the afternoon. Strong gusty southerlies easing.

Snow, some heavy falls, and poor visibility in blizzard conditions, improving in the afternoon.

Wind at 1000m: Gale S easing during the afternoon.

Wind at 2000m: Gale S easing during the afternoon.

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Midnight Tonight

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Wind less than km/h 30

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MONDAY: Fine. Morning frosts.

Northerly breezes.

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Canterbury High Country

TODAY

SUNDAY: Becoming fine. Northwesterlies developing.

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Canterbury Plains

TODAY: Sleety showers. Strong southerlies.

TOMORROW: Sleety showers easing in the afternoon. Dying southwesterly.

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Ashburton Forecast

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Auckland Hamilton Napier Palmerston North Wellington Nelson Blenheim Greymouth Christchurch Timaru Queenstown Dunedin Invercargill

TOMORROW

showers 7 showers 3 rain 1 rain 3 rain 5 fine 3 rain 2 fine 3 sleet 3 sleet 1 snow -2 sleet 4 sleet 2

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Showers and snow easing in the afternoon, and southwesterlies dying away.

SUNDAY

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Becoming fine. Northwesterlies developing.

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A deep low east of the country should continue to move away tomorrow, leaving a southwest flow over the North Island and a weak ridge moving onto the South Island. On Sunday, a front moving onto the South Island brings a return to southwesterlies there.

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Wind at 1000m: S dying out.

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MONDAY Fine and frosty, but snow showers about the main divide. Gusty northwesterlies at low levels, gale westerlies about the tops.

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TUESDAY

A few showers. Southerlies developing.

A few showers. Strong or gale westerlies turning lighter southerly.

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River Levels

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Rakaia Fighting Hill (NIWA) at 1:45 pm, yesterday Nth Ashburton at 3:00 pm, yesterday Sth Ashburton at 3:30 pm, yesterday Rangitata Klondyke at 3:00 pm, yesterday

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Canterbury Readings

Temperatures °C

max

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34.6 176.8 508.6

S 70

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2.0

2.4

10.2 132.4 339.4

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283

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9 pm am 3

6

Saturday 9 noon 3

6

9 pm am 3

6

Sunday 9 noon 3

6

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7:19 1:37 7:53 2:01 8:11 2:31 8:47 2:54 9:05 3:25 The times shown are for the Ashburton River mouth. For the Rangitata river mouth subtract 16 minutes and for the Rakaia river mouth subtract 6 minutes.

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2 1 0

1:08

Rise 8:08 am Set 5:01 pm Good

Good fishing

Rise 8:08 am Set 5:01 pm Good

Good fishing

Set 4:59 am Rise 2:59 pm

Set 6:10 am Rise 3:53 pm

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4:55 pm

Rise 8:08 am Set 5:02 pm Bad

Bad fishing Set 7:16 am Rise 4:57 pm

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