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Hard cash needed to save station By Sue Newman Enthusiasm alone won’t save Ashburton’s railway station; only $500,000 can ensure the historic building has chance at survival. The Ashburton Heritage Trust called a meeting last night in a final effort to save the station from demolition by decay at the hands of owner Redson Corporation. And while trust members spoke to a crowd of about 100 supporters, they struggled to find people prepared to stand up and do the hard work of raising funds. The trust has until January 31 to have money raised or pledged to buy the station. It already has one tenant committed to setting up a business in the building and two others interested in smaller spaces. It has been battling to save the station since February 2008 after an application to demolish was made by its owner. That application has been refused, appealed and is currently in limbo. Raising the money alone, however, does not mean the trust will be able to buy the station said chair Peter Opthoog; it also had to negotiate with an unwilling seller. The trust’s valuation is $450,000 to $500,000 but the owner’s valuation is higher. “His asking price is even higher, around $620,000. We’ve made an offer based on what we expect our new valuation to be but there’s been no response, but we’re now in a bit of a Mexican stand-off.” The trust has the end of January to come back to the Environment Court with an indication of the money it can raise and a plan for obtaining grants. “ If do this, we might get an extension, but if we’re still holding meetings and so on then it’ll be dead duck,” Mr Opthoog said. And there was also the unknown factor – was the owner actually prepared to sell or

was he hoping the trust would give up and walk away? he said. The trust has just $40,000 in pledged funds and without strong community support both in helping with the fundraising effort and actual giving, reaching that goal by January 31 will be impossible, trust member Michael Hanrahan said. “Unfortunately there comes a time when you have to say enough and for us $500,000 is it. The Environment Court can’t make him sell.” While the Ashburton District Council had voted not to give money to the trust, it had made efforts over the years to resolve the impasse, Mr Hanrahan said. “The first deal council put to him was a large section in the new industrial estate in exchange for the station. Now, before we go to council asking for money or a loan, we have to have community support and that only comes by the community putting their hands in their pockets. If the community comes up with $300,000 I’m sure the council would come up with the rest. We have to raise this money by whatever means we can.” Ashburton District Councillor Don McLeod nailed his flag to the mast when he stood up and told the meeting that he thought the council should be supporting the trust financially. “There are some councillors, and I’m one of them, who are in favour of trying to save the railway station. I agree with almost everything that’s been said, but I’m not the one you have to convince. There are 13 of us around the table and you need a majority to pass anything.” A motion to give money to the heritage trust for the station had been put to council and it was “significantly defeated”, Mr McLeod said. “I would love to see the railway station preserved and maintained, but I can’t make it happen on my own.”

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Ashburton College head boy and girl for 2012, George McDonald and Sam McLay.

College head students thrilled By Amanda Durry When George McDonald was named Ashburton College head boy for 2012, it made it two-from-two for his family. The 17-year-old was told he would lead the school next year alongside new head girl, Sam McLay, at the Year 12 prizegiving last night. It’s a role he knows a bit about, as older brother Jack was head boy this year. George said he was happy to be following in his brother’s footsteps and now the pressure was on their younger sister to complete the hatrick. “I was really happy to get it because it was such a tight competition. I’m

hoping to get one up on my brother and am just looking forward to the year ahead; it’s going to be a huge one and the last one at home before we get chucked out on our own,” he said. Sam, also 17, was also looking forward to the year ahead. “It was amazing to hear my name come up, it’s just an honour because it’s been a goal of mine since I started here in Year 9. “All of the girls going for the position were lovely and any one of them could have done a fantastic job,” she said. The competition was so close, the decision was only made about half an hour before the prizegiving began. Principal Grant McMillan said the decision had been extremely difficult

The inaugural Kites Over Canterbury will be held at Lake Hood this Saturday from 11am to 6pm. It promises to be an excellent family day out. Families are encouraged to bring their kites along to fly, and there will be a kitemaking workshop, displays of kite-powered vehicles including buggies, blo-carts, paramotoring and hot-air balloons. Also present will be a festival market for the latest arts, crafts and plants while food and refreshments will be available from the Lake House restaurant or fast food kiosk. The event will feature Ashburton’s world famous kite maker Peter Lynn displaying some of his show kites. He is famous for his construction of the world’s largest kite – a 1019m2 Flag of Kuwait (logged in the Guinness Book of records), the popularisation of kite-buggying and contributions to the development of power kiting and kite-surfing.

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nother vehicle has been reported stolen to the Ashburton police. The vehicle was taken from a property in Hinds between 4.30pm and 5.30pm on Wednesday. It was the second this week. Two vehicles were entered on Houston Place overnight on Wednesday and stereo equipment and car accessories taken.

because the final eight students were all high quality young people. All candidates had to have a speech prepared in case they won, with George choosing to use the recent Rugby World Cup success as a profound simile to motivate his fellow students. “School is a lot like the French rugby team. The majority of the time, it’s not a major challenge, although there are times when it comes out of nowhere and the pressure is insane. “But with hard work and a lot of perseverance, you can claim the major spoils,” he said. The other big announcement of the evening was top Year 12 student, which went to Caitlin Swan.

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s the players gazed at the championship banner being raised at the North Shore Events Centre last night, a few of them might have been contemplating whether they can add another one in 12 months’ time. Last night they took their record to five wins from six games to remain on top of the table and, in doing so, extended their winning run against Adelaide to eight games. But they won’t be happy they let an Adelaide side who at one point trailed by 24 points back into the match. It was a lot closer than it should have been as the Breakers went from shooting an impressive 60 per cent to shooting themselves in the foot.

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Good weather helps salvors Tauranga – Improved weather is giving salvage teams onboard the grounded container ship Rena a boost as they prepare to transfer oil from its submerged tank. There were now 22 salvors onboard the ship, said salvage unit manager Bruce Anderson. The first team onboard yesterday morning carried out safety inspections to ensure there were no noxious gases present from the rotting food on board, to make sure the vessel was as safe as possible for those working on the ship. The cargo ship grounded on the Astrolabe Reef near Tauranga a month ago with 121 containers, some holding perishable food which have been decomposing. Another team continued to work on transferring oil and residual lubricants in the engine room to a centralised tank, to make it easier to pump off Rena and onto Awanuia. Divers have continued working so a team can resume accessing the 358 tonnes of oil in the submerged 5 star-

board tank. Work is also progressing on a `hot tapping’ technique to transfer the oil from the starboard tank. This involves penetrating the oil tank underwater in a way that does not release any oil. Meanwhile, the Bay of Plenty Regional Council is developing a long-term plan for monitoring the environmental effects caused by the ship’s grounding. The plan _ a partnership between local government authorities, central government agencies and iwi _ will cover areas known to have been affected by oil and container debris. According to the regional council’s science manager Rob Donald the monitoring could continue for several years. “Monitoring will be our best way to understand the impact on our beaches and marine life. “In the first instance we want to be able to give health authorities the information they need to advise the public on the safe recreational use of beach areas and the safety of seafood,” he said.

Mr Donald said the environmental monitoring that began after the Rena stranding on October 5 involved baseline sampling of water, sediment and seafood. That was before the oil spills affected the coastline and offshore islands. “These samples are being analysed and the results will be compared to samples that are known to have come into contact with the oil,” he said. The oil spill response team was also continuing to assess, clean and re-clean the oiled beaches and were prepared for a further significant release of oil from the ship, said assistant national on scene commander Andrew Berry. A small amount of oil was found at the high tide mark near Leisure Island, which was likely to be the result of the storm on Tuesday night and there was still residual oil in the water and in the sand, he said. About 170 volunteers were out on clean-up duties yesterday on Motiti Island, Maketu Peninsula, Papamoa and Te Tumu. – APNZ

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here are unconfirmed reports that two New Zealanders have been killed in a motorbike accident in Nepal. A local reporter told the New Zealand Herald the pair had been named as Sarah Louise Davidson, 63, and Christopher Mark Bishop, 58. The Deputy Inspector General of Nepal police, Binod Singh, said the pair were killed instantly when they lost control of their motorbike on Thursday morning (local time). – APNZ

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ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS SMITH, Henry James Neville (formerly Waimauku, Orewa) – On October 29, 2011, peacefully at home. Dearly loved husband and best mate of Jeanette for 52 years. Much loved father of Nerilee and Grant Wightman (Geraldine), Delwyn and Rob Stagg (Darwin). Loved Poppa of Glen, Todd, and Alex; Courtney, and Trent; and loved Great Poppa of Tyler Jamieson. In his 75th year. Messages to P.O. Box 472, Ashburton, 7740. In lieu of flowers donations to the Ashburton St. John would be appreciated and maybe left at the service. Henry’s funeral service will be held in our Chapel, Corner East and Cox Streets, Ashburton on SATURDAY, November 5, commencing at 1.30pm. To be followed by private cremation. Paterson’s Funeral Services, FDANZ, Ashburton Please note all late death notices or notices sent outside ordinary office hours must be emailed to: deathnotices@theguardian.co.nz

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Goff to show NZ the money Wellington – Labour leader Phil Goff has promised to show New Zealand the money today and reveal his party’s fiscal plan which will involve borrowing $2.6 billion more than National over three years. On Wednesday night at a lively leaders’ debate in Christchurch, Prime Minister John Key challenged Mr Goff to “show me the money� and reveal Labour’s numbers which National has estimated will involve $17 billion in additional debt over four years. On the campaign trail in Nelson yesterday, as official figures showed the unemployment rate edging higher, Mr Goff said Labour would give

its full figures today. “Over the next three years the Government has projected it will be borrowing about $13b. Under our projections we’d probably be borrowing about $15.6 billion. But we’d keep our assets. “We’ll be showing New Zealand the money tomorrow. John Key needs to show New Zealand the jobs at the same time.� Prime Minister John Key earlier yesterday took a swipe at Labour’s economic policy, saying Kiwis should be “very worried� about the answers from Phil Goff on Labour’s spending during last night’s election debate. Goff appeared to come unstuck during constant questioning from

Wellington - Interislander has apologised to customers for the disruption to Cook Strait ferry services but says safety comes first. Aratere sailings were cancelled on November 1 after a mechanical failure in the Marlborough Sounds and the ferry will only be bac in action today. Affected passengers and freight customers had been offered alternative arrangements, Interislander general manager Thomas Davis said. Maritime New Zealand ordered the ferry to stop operating until mechanical system failures were resolved and it was safe for passengers and crew. Tests on the ferry were continuing and services would remain cancelled until that was completed and the company was confident in Aratere’s ability to sail properly, said Mr Davis. Interislander ships are crewed with experienced professional masters and chief engineers who would not take their ships to sea unless they were confident in the ship and its ability to complete the sailing safely. Interislander takes

a precautionary approach, and our customers can have confidence that they are in good hands,� he said. The Wellington-bound Aratere suffered reduced power in the Tory Channel in the Marlborough Sounds about 7.20pm on Tuesday. It was the second time in a month the newly refurbished ship, which received a $53 million makeover earlier this year, had mechanical problems. Maritime Safety inspectors were monitoring the situation and assured the public the vessel will not operate commercially until it was safe to do so. On Wednesday night a blackout test was successfully carried out and key repairs had been done yesterday, said Mr Davis. A test would be held in Wellington Harbour today, aimed at running the ship’s engines and power control systems to ensure they worked properly and engine and power management technical experts Wartsila and ABB have been brought in to assist. Regional public health officials had also visited Aratere yesterday. – APNZ

the wave of tourists. The unemployment rate rose to 6.6 per cent in the three months ended September 30 from 6.5 per cent in the June quarter, according to Statistics New Zealand’s Household Labour Force Survey. That missed the expected 6.4 per cent figure forecast by a Reuters survey of economists, with analysts predicting the rugby tournament would stoke a rash of new hiring as vendors prepared for some 95,000 tourists arriving for the event. The participation rate rose 0.1 percentage point to 68.4 per cent as fewer people stayed out of the workforce. – APNZ

• Cash from doctors Auckland - Italian doctors on a New Zealand study tour are making a substantial donation to St John earthquake recovery. The 30-strong group from Associazione Italiana Ospedalita Privata will present a cheque for $47,179 during a visit today to St John headquarters in Wellington. They have been in Auckland this week looking at best practice examples of healthcare. AIOP, a large private hospital association in Italy, raised the money by selling designer sweatshirts through its 600-plus hospitals. – APNZ

• Volunteers’ day Auckland – The efforts of volunteer leaders are being recognised on Volunteer Managers’ Day on Saturday. Jude McNabb, of Volunteer Nelson, said the day aimed to draw the attention of the community to the work done by those who lead volunteers. “Volunteering does not succeed in a vacuum _ we want the whole community to think about the efforts of volunteers after the Christchurch earthquakes, and currently with the Rena oil spill, as examples of communities that want to pull together for the common good, and just need some leadership,â€? she said. – APNZ

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From one family to another, Chris Fraser with Suzanne Pierce, daughter of the boat’s builder, the late Arthur Stephenson.

Loving home for labour of love By Sue Newman Arthur Stephenson would have approved; his lovingly built clinker boat has found a new home where it will be used and enjoyed by a man of the sea. When Mr Stephenson died, he left behind a craftsman’s legacy. He built both furniture and boats and his love of timber and absolute attention to detail meant that whatever he created became an heirloom. Mr Stephenson died in April, and yesterday his tools of trade and the

Doug and Ruby Jack (nee Ellen) Married at St Andrews Presbyterian Church, November 4, 1961.

last boat he built, a replica of an early colonial three-seat row boat made out of silky oak, kauri and teak, found a new home. That boat was the final one in a line of boats that had been created in his workshop over a long, productive and creative life. And while his family may have been nervous about the fate of that boat, when they met new owner Chris Fraser, they knew the dinghy was going to a very good home. Mr Fraser went to the auction with just one thought in mind, buying the boat as a gift for his father.

• New carriages Christchurch – KiwiRail has launched its new scenic carriages on the Coastal Pacific service between Christchurch and Picton. Passenger services general manager Deborah Hume said the purpose-built carriages featured 52 square metres of glass in panoramic side and roof windows, ceiling-mounted HD screens and GPS-triggered commentary in five languages. They were the first carriages to be designed and built in New Zealand since 1941. – APNZ

He was delighted to win with a $4500 bid, and the dinghy will now be towed to Cass Bay and moored in his father’s boatshed. Mr Fraser senior is on holiday and has no idea that when he returns from holiday, the boat of his dreams will be at the bottom of the garden. Mr Fraser senior is a life-long boatie and once owned a 1926 gaff-rigged yacht. The dinghy will be a reminder of rowing on the Scottish waters of his childhood, his son said. “I can guarantee this boat will be well loved.�

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Auckland - There were two major winners but it was still a five-all draw at the New Zealand Music Awards last night with band The Naked and Famous and singer-songwriter Brooke Fraser taking out five awards each. But the Auckland quintet dominated the major categories with a clean-sweep of all the Tuis they were nominated for. The Naked and Famous won best album for debut Passive Me, Aggressive You, single of the year, best group, breakthrough artist and best alternative album. The clip for the band’s hit Punching in A Dream also won its producers Special Problems the best video prize, while group members Thom Powers and Aaron Short had earlier been named winners of the engineer and producer awards . Fraser, who also performed at the Vodafone-sponsored event at Vector Arena, added five Tuis to her to already crowded trophy case from past awards. As well as winning the publicly-voted People’s Choice award, Fraser’s Flags won both best pop and highest selling

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spending a lot more money. “He’s actually not being honest with NZers about the cost. If they are going to balance the books, a big new tax must be coming from Labour.� Asked if Labour was lying, Mr Key said: “that’s for them to decide�. He said Labour would borrow more and “fudge� the numbers and have “magical dividends� when they finally released their numbers. Mr Key also reacted to unemployment figures released yesterday morning, which showed the jobless rate unexpectedly rose in the third quarter, with little evidence the start of the Rugby World Cup drove an increase in casual workers to service

Jay Shannon Esker was ordered to come up for sentence if called upon within nine months after he faced a charge of breaching a protection order. Esker had originally planned to defend the charge but pleaded guilty in front of Judge Jane Farish at the Ashburton District Court on Tuesday. On May 15, Esker went to the home of his former partner and despite being asked to leave twice, he became angry and abused the victim with several outbursts. Judge Farish said it sounded like a toxic relationship between the two, who have a child together.

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Key about Labour’s bid to refocus the economy via capital gains tax and savings. Labour need to find around $14b to return the Crown’s books to surplus by 2014/2015, a goal Goff said its economic program can achieve. “We are now three weeks and a couple of days from the election. There are actually no costings from Labour,� Mr Key said. “Phil Goff can’t keep going around saying he’s going to balance the books and pay off debt and claim the moral high ground with things like the capital gains tax and raising the age of super when we know through our own costings that he’s just

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Cameron Courts Resthome’s oldest resident, Rita Turtill, celebrated her 101st birthday yesterday with her daughter Judy Glen.

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album. Its hit track Something in the Water won her the highest selling single and her efforts in overseas markets saw her take away the international achievement award. Other big winners on the night included hip-hop/soul artist Ladi6. She pipped Fraser for the best female solo artist prize and two male rivals - PNC and David Dallas - in the best hip-hop album division. Past winner Tiki Taane proved a multigenre triumph, winning best male solo artist, best Maori and best electronica album. The night featured performances by all the winners and was capped by a reunited Supergroove performing Rain as part of the New Zealand Herald Legacy Award tribute to Dragon. The band were inducted into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame with founding member Todd Hunter receiving the award alongside past and present members of the group whose definitive 70s and 80s line-up featured his late brother Marc Hunter as frontman. – APNZ

Rita Turtill swears by having cream on her porridge every morning and a lifetime of hard work to ensure a fit and healthy old age. And as she celebrates her 101st birthday, Mrs Turtill is in the perfect position to hand out some tips for longevity. With her daughter Judy Glen and fellow residents of Cameron Courts rest home, Mrs Turtill blew out candles and cut not one, but two birthday cakes for morning tea yesterday. When she was born there were no hints that Rita Smallbone would live to 100 and beyond. She was a sickly

child and in the 1920s underwent two major operations, but she survived, thrived and went on to live a long, rich and healthy life. She lived in her own home, caring for herself and driving around town until she was 95. Now that she lives at Cameron Courts, Mrs Turtill said she enjoys being spoiled and having other people look after her. Mrs Turtill was born in Christchurch but moved to Ashburton with her family when her father Frank Smallbone opened a garage on Cass Street. When she married Hubert Turtill she settled in Christchurch, moving back to Ashburton in 1990. To celebrate her birthday, daughter Judy had a trip in the country planned.

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Twitter abuse shock at debate Wellington - The only South Island debate between Prime Minister John Key and Labour rival Phil Goff was hijacked by a bombardment of uncensored and sexually explicit messages broadcast on a massive screen. More than 600 people crammed into Christ’s College in Christchurch to witness the leaders’ debate but were horrified when a large screen high behind the politicians began posting offensive comments. The organisers of the event have been criticised for the decision not to pull the plug on the live Twitter feed, which degenerated into a rolling screen of profanity and slanderous accusations. One of the most offensive tweets proclaimed: `John Key is ***ing gay.’ More than 25,000 people watched the debate live online and many took the opportunity to express their views on proceedings via Twitter. Press editor Andrew Holden, who chaired and hosted the debate, said that while the tweets could not be censored, he had staff on-hand to pull the live feed if the comments went too far. Despite the comments regarding the Prime Minister’s sexuality, as well as references to sex toys and different phrases for bodily functions, The Press felt the content never slipped below acceptable standards. Holden said: “Some of the comments were pretty grotty. A couple of times our moderator thought it was getting a bit silly, but there were enough people who were really interested in the debate and making good comments to keep it going. “On the screen, you could only probably see the latest ten or so tweets and they were coming in so quickly it really flushed out the grubby ones pretty quickly.”

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The newspaper editor described the Twitter move as an “experiment,” but one that he would “have a think about again for another debate in the future, simply because there is no moderation.” He added: “Tweets are uncensored. That is the risk you take, and I’m told there were some tweets which were pretty raw. “I couldn’t see it, it was behind me, but what I’m told is that it was pretty interesting, and there were a lot of amusing, but also a lot of sharp comments on there. But it was interesting for people to see the mood reflected from people sitting at home.” But the nature of the comments caused offence in some quarters. Christ’s College headmaster Simon Leese, who provided the venue, attended the debate along with several parents and pupils. He said: “I’ve never seen that sort of language up on a big screen at this school before. It caused offence to most people. “Why did the event even have this when it was likely it would result in this. It’s in the nature of social media that people behave like that.” One aide to Mr Goff said his leader was not aware of the comments, but confirmed it caused a stir among Labour party supporters. She said: “You could see swear words being posted up, and you could tell people were seeing how far they could push it. “The idea was a really positive one, but we would be concerned if anyone in the audience was upset by them.” Kevin Taylor, chief press secretary for Mr Key, would not be drawn into the debate. He said: “Questions relating to the format of the debate and the use of social media are really for the organisers to answer.” – APNZ

• Outdoor Market: Arts, crafts and collectables stalls and heaps more will be available at The Big Ashburton Outdoor Market in the West Street Car park Saturday from 9.30am to 12.30 pm. • Guy Fawkes Night: Lions of Rakaia Fireworks and Bonfire night is this Saturday at the Rakaia Domain from 6pm. Along with a fireworks display will be a competition for the best dressed guy, entertainment, face painting food and refreshments. If cancelled it will be on Sunday night. A total glass ban will be in place.

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Fire spreads into row of trees Firefighters and contactors work to contain a fire on the corner of Maronan Valetta Road and Tanks Road yesterday afternoon. The farmer had been burning trees when fire got underneath a row of trees, which then caught fire. Engines from Mayfield and Ashburton attended the fire, which was quickly brought under control with help from the contractors working alongside.

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New principal for Methven Mt Somers Springburn School principal Chris Murphy has been appointed as the new principal at Methven Primary School. The Methven role was left vacant after principal of 12 years Graham Smith resigned to take the position at Allenton School due to Ian Rive retiring. Mr Murphy said he was excited about the new challenge but would be sad to say goodbye to Mt Somers Springburn, where he has been for three and a half years.

“My wife and I have decided to stay in Mid Canterbury with our children so the position at Methven is a good step up for me. We will continue to live in the Mt Somers community and our children will still go to the school so we’re not cutting ties completely,” he said. The board of trustees at Mt Somers Springburn have quickly swung into action to find a replacement principal and applications close on December 5, with a new principal expected to begin in 2012.

Gisborne - Food banks around the country have empty shelves and no back-up as a wave of need hits New Zealand. Foodbanks from Auckland to Dunedin are reporting empty shelves and with Christmas looming they are asking for food donations - specifically canned soup, fruit and spreads. The Auckland City Mission said their food parcel statistics were at a record high. Gisborne Salvation Army pastor Graham Medland said their demand for food parcels had remained steady but the donation of food to the centre had dropped. “We used to get dented cans but not so much now. “The Countdown distribution centre in Auckland used to donate pallets of food but that has dropped back to boxes.” Major Medland said the Salvation Army budgeted $18,000 a year for essential items like bread, eggs and milk for the service, but every year around $100,000 of food was given away through the food parcel assistance programme. The deficit gap was filled through donations and prayer.

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Fifth candidate for Rangitata A fifth candidate has entered the race for the Rangitata seat in this year’s general election. Mid Canterbury farmer Tom Corbett, 66, will represent the Act Party. It is his first foray into front-line politics, being content in the past two elections to work in the background. Mr Corbett will attend the Guardian’s Meet the Candidates function next Wednesday night at 7pm at the Ashburton College auditorium where he and the other four candidates will make a short presentation and answer voters’ questions. Those keen on putting questions are encouraged to send them to Guardian editor Peter O’Neill c/o PO Box 77, Ashburton, or to peter.o@theguardian. co.nz

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Salvation Army community ministries co-ordinator Bev Hauiti said they were experiencing an increase in single men with addictions and mental health issues asking for food parcel help. There was also an increase in budgeting services, with a three to four-week wait to see a budget advisor. Criteria for food bank assistance changed in September last year and now requires people to get budget assistance to qualify for help if they go beyond three food parcels. There are scant supplies to provide families in the weeks leading up to Christmas but, fortunately, the Salvation Army Christmas hamper scheme was budgeted for separately, with $6000 set aside for 100 hampers. “They are not just random families, they are for families who we have worked with throughout the year and who we think are deserving. Plus food prices have gone up,” said Mrs Hauiti. Food bank co-ordinator Rod Ford said normally the shelves were stacked to overflowing, with 20 banana boxes full of food out the back. “Now I’ve got none - zippo.” – APNZ

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‘Please give our rings back’ A Timaru couple is appealing for Ashburton residents to help them recover sentimental items stolen from a vehicle. The vehicle was parked in the layby by the Ashburton River while the Timaru woman, who does not wish to be named, went running along the river track with a friend. When they returned, a rock had been thrown through the window and her handbag stolen. The black handbag had a number of items such as cash, prescription glasses and a cellphone, but it’s an engagement ring and eternity ring the couple wants back in particular. “We don’t care about the money or the other stuff, we can replace that but the rings have sentimental value,” the husband said. One was more than 30 years old and the couple is offering a reward for anyone who may come across the black handbag or the contents. If you have any information that may help, call reporter Amanda Durry on 3077969 or contact the Ashburton police.

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Bands In The Park: The Ashburton Civic Music Council brings you Bands In The Park featuring Ashburton Silver Band, Salvation Army Band, Ashburton College Band, Electronic Organ and Keyboard Club and the Ashburton MSA Orchestra in the Ashburton Domain, West Street Entrance Sunday from 2pm. Cancelled if wet.

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Staveley Historical and Geological Centre: View an extensive collection of artefacts and photographs of the foothills district, located in the Staveley Village opposite the store. Open the first Sunday of each month from 2pm - 4pm.

• Ashburton Strollers Club: Visit bays and beaches this Sunday leaving Ashburton at 8am, with the Ashburton Strollers Club. New members welcome by phoning the Secretary 308-6862. •

Speedway: Races start at 12.30pm Sunday for the Ashburton Speedway. All grades will race at the speedway on Seafield Road next to the airport.

Out of town: • Get to the Point: The Pleasant Point Gymkhana is an annual community day promoting Pleasant Point. The main street is closed to traffic where about 65 stalls, sheep racing and shearing, highland dancing, wearable arts and more set themselves up for a great day of family fun and entertainment. Activities from about 10am till 3.30pm.

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Support for Labour slips – poll Wave goodbye By Audrey Young

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he bigger trading banks have released their annual profits in recent days. Westpac – cash earnings up 41 per cent to $454 million. BNZ – cash earnings up 19 per cent to $612 million. ANZ (which includes National Bank) – annual profit up 25 per cent to … wait for it … $1.08 billion. This is worthy of comment because, frankly, it annoys me. These are all Australian-owned businesses. Sure, they employ Kiwis, but that’s a Rena-load of money that’s headed off-shore (okay, very bad analogy). And one of them is my bank. So I’m contributing to the Australian economy. Like so many other people, I could change banks. There’s even a viable alternative. Why don’t I? It’s just too hard, that’s why. Actually, I don’t know that. Let’s just say, I think it would be too hard. And in my head, the ANZ isn’t an Australian bank, it’s my old Post Office one. So I’ve got a relationship with the place. I have some other niggles with banks, and they’re called fees. My bank’s not alone in this, but how can they make so much

By Peter O’Neill editor

Labour’s support has slipped in the first week of the election campaign to below 30 per cent, in the latest DigiPoll survey released yesterday afternoon. Labour is on 29.1 per cent, the first time Labour has been in the 20s in the 12 years the Herald has been running DigiPoll surveys. The poll will be running weekly until the election. Labour’s fall of 1.2 points over the week may not be much of a fall but it will be psychological blow for the party to fall below 30 per cent. The Green party on 10.1 per cent is its highest DigiPoll rating

since the 2002 election campaign at the height of Corngate GE crops scandal. It would have 13 MPs under current polling. No other party reaches 2 per cent in the party vote, but the Colin Craig-led Conservative Party has featured in Party vote ratings for the first time, with 1.1 per cent. That is higher than Act on 0.9 per cent, United Future on 0.5 and Mana on 0.1. National’s polling is up by 0.7 points to 54.2 per cent, which would give it a clear majority to govern alone. Labour chose not to have a campaign launch but until The Press town hall debate Wednesday night,

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Welfare policy I believe the point has been missed in your article on yesterday’s front page regarding changes to the welfare system, particularly how it relates to single parents. Changes proposed by the National Party requiring single parents whose youngest child is 14, to look for full-time work, do not carry any sanctions. The requirement is for these parents to be looking for work. The same applies to single parents whose youngest child turns five, there is a requirement to be looking for part-time work. Only a refusal to look for work would bring sanctions. It is my belief anyone who can work should work, so if offered an appropriate job they should take it or face sanctions. I know many single parents, such as those quoted in yesterday’s article, are already actively seeking work or in training and I applaud their actions. Others need some encouragement. It is better for families and for

children to have parents in work, and finding their potential, rather than staying on a benefit which imprisons them in a life of limited outcomes and limited choices. Jo Goodhew National candidate for Rangitata

Town gardens We wish to say to the parks and reserves staff and other workers who beautify our town that we appreciate their hard work. Thank you for the beautiful gardens. The planting and planning (those beautiful orange tulip tonings with other plants at roundabouts) take one’s breath away. Our beautiful domain with its different greens, trees, vivid azaleas, rhodies (take a walk), daffodils – make such a splash of colour. Ashburton is aglow, and it’s a joy for us to really admire God’s beauty. Bless you all. Keep on planning and planting. Dawn and Trevor Giles

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change). Based on the assumption that United Future, Act and Mana retain one electorate seat and the Maori Party keeps four, yesterday’s poll would give National 67 MPs (up 9 on the 2008 result) , Labour 36 (seven fewer), and the Greens 13 (four more). Yesterday’s poll also suggests a huge amount of soft support for the Greens, with 18.6 per cent saying the party keeps others honest and it would vote for them; 65.6 per cent agreed with the statement that they are good to have around but they probably wouldn’t vote for them; and only 12.8 agreed with the statement that the Greens moan too much about New Zealand environmental standards. – APNZ

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Mr Goff and Prime Minister John Key went head to head in a TVNZ debate on Monday night. Mr Key is preferred Preferred Prime Minister on 70.6 per cent, the same as last week, and support for Labour leader Phil Goff has slipped from 13.7 per cent last week to 11.7 this week. New Zealand First leader Winston Peters is on 3.7 but his party support has slipped from 2.8 per cent to 1.7 per cent. Party vote: National 54.2 (up 0.7 from last week); Labour 29.1 (down 1.2); Greens 10.1 (up 0.6); Maori Party 1.9 (up 0.7); NZ First 1.7 (down 1.1); Conservatives 1.1 (up 1.1); Act 0.9 (down 0.6); United Future 0.5 (up 0.4); Mana 0.1 (no

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and still feel okay about all those charges? I’ve even been charged by them to count my money. How can they feel okay, for that matter, about charging to set up a mortgage? The gym doesn’t charge to set up a contract, nor does the garage if you set up an account. The power company gives you a discount for paying electronically. Banks charge you for giving them your business. Doesn’t seem right, somehow, given the figures above. And what will I do about it? Probably nothing. And I’m obviously not alone there. Another thing: While talking money, I was a little gobsmacked earlier this week to read of the extent of some student loans. We’ve got 540 people with loans of $140,000 or more. How must it feel to start your working life with that around your neck? For sanity sake, the easiest thing would be to pretend it didn’t exist. Or leave the country. Or both.

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New Zealand’s unemployment rate unexpectedly rose in the third quarter, with little evidence the start of the Rugby World Cup drove an increase in casual workers to service the wave of tourists. The unemployment rate rose to 6.6 per cent in the three months ended September 30 from 6.5 per cent in the June quarter, according to Statistics New Zealand’s Household Labour Force Survey. That missed the expected 6.4 per cent figure forecast by a Reuters survey of economists, with analysts predicting the rugby tournament would stoke a rash of new hiring as vendors prepared for some 85,000 tourists arriving for the event. The participa-

tion rate rose 0.1 percentage point to 68.4 per cent as fewer people stayed out of the workforce. A 0.6 per cent reduction in part-time workers to 500,000 led the decline, though full-time employment was up 0.4 per cent to 1.72 million in the quarter. The tick up in full-time workers helped lift total hours worked 1 per cent to a seasonally adjusted 74.88 million hours. “The growth in employment reflects a rise in full-time employment, while part-time employment dropped slightly over the quarter,” industry and labour statistics manager Diane Ramsay said in a statement. The data comes after Tuesday’s quarterly employment survey showed the number of full-time equivalent employees dropped 0.6 per cent to 1.32 million in the period, with total filled jobs flat at 1.69 million. On a

seasonally adjusted basis FTEs rose 0.1 per cent and filled jobs grew 0.7 per cent. The tepid jobs market will help ally inflationary fears for Reserve Bank Governor Alan Bollard, who last week kept the official cash rate at a recordlow 2.5 per cent as the global financial volatility and slow-down in the economic recovery give him cause to keep stimulating the economy. The New Zealand dollar fell to 78.71 US cents from 79.13 cents immediately before the figures were released. Social Development Minister Paula Bennett on Wednesday released the Government’s welfare plan, which aims to streamline the benefit system and speed up efforts to shift unemployed and certain sickness beneficiaries back into paid work. The policy expects to move as many as 46,000

people off welfare and shift a further 11,000 people into part-time work over the next four years. The number of people employed grew 0.2 per cent to 2.22 million in the three months ended September 30, falling short of the 0.4 per cent growth predicted in a Reuters survey. The actual number of unemployed rose 1.7 per cent in the quarter to 157,000, the most since the December quarter last year. The number of people not in the labour force fell 0.2 per cent to 1.1 million. The number of people employed in agriculture, forestry and fishing fell 4.3 per cent to 147,700 in the quarter, while manufacturing was flat at 244,800. Construction grew 1.5 per cent to 173,700 in the period. Youth joblessness improved in the quarter for 15- to 19-year-olds drop-

ping to a year-low 23.4 per cent from 27.6 per cent in the June quarter, though 20- to 24-year-olds’ rate of unemployment grew to 12.2 per cent from 11.2 per cent. Yesterday’s data showed a divergence between employment for men and women, with male unemployment falling 0.1 percentage points to 6.3 per cent, while female joblessness rose 0.3 percentage points to 7 per cent. Labour force participation for men improved to 74.8 per cent from 74.4 per cent in the June quarter, while women dropped out of the workforce, with the participation rate falling to 62.4 per cent from 62.6 per cent. New Zealand’s unemployment rate was the 12th lowest among developed nations, behind Germany’s 6 per cent, but ahead of the Czech Republic’s 6.7 per cent. – APNZ

ANZ NZ boosts Holden job losses imminent – union full-year profit 25% Australia and New Zealand Banking Group reported a 25 per cent rise in annual profit in New Zealand, beating the $1 billion barrier even as lending contracted. The largest bank in New Zealand reported a $1.085 billion profit in the year to September 30, up 25 per cent on the previous year, driven by a 59 per cent fall in the annual provision for bad and doubtful debts to $187 million. ANZ National Bank’s lending volumes declined 2 per cent in the second half compared to the first half, which the bank attributed to deleveraging in the agriculture sector. Customer deposits declined 2 per cent in the second half compared to the first half. Still, net interest income increased 1 per cent in the same period. The bank said there was a six basis point improvement in margins as home owners moved from fixed rate mortgages to more profitable floating rate mortgages, which was offset by higher funding costs as cheaper term funding rolled off during the year. On Wednesday, Westpac NZ

said it boosted annual home lending credit growth by 2.4 per cent, beating the market’s growth of 1.2 per cent. Westpac’s business lending book grew 2.5 per cent, ahead of the 0.1 per cent contraction in the total market. ANZ has a banking relationship with one in two New Zealanders and says it accounts for around 1 per cent of New Zealand’s gross domestic product. It employs 8884 people in this country, down 2 per cent. The second-half profit of $607 million is up 27 per cent on the first half. The underlying annual profit of $1.24 billion is up 41 per cent on last year. The operator of ANZ and National Bank brands did not say anything about dropping the National Bank brand, which has been a source of speculation. The company said tight management of costs contributed to the result. Costs fell 2 per cent. The cost to income ratio was down 50 basis points to 46.8 per cent in the September half. – APNZ

Melbourne – Holden could start shedding jobs within two months if it moves design work for the iconic Commodore car overseas, the engineers union says. The Association of Professional Engineers, Scientists and Managers Australia chief executive Chris Walton said it had been advised by Holden that it was highly likely that post2014 the Commodore would be engineered and designed overseas. He said that would result in 350 job losses among engineers in Australia and thousands of job losses in the related car supply manufacturing indus-

try. He said that because of the lead-up time in designing a car, job losses could commence early next year. “We hope Holden will come out and confirm that they will engineer and design the post2014 model in Australia. That would be the best outcome,” Mr Walton said. “Unless that decision is made in the next couple of months, our members will start losing their jobs in the first quarter of next year.” However, Holden says it has not made a final decision about the future of the Commodore. “The issues being raised in the media today relate to decisions for new products which Australians won’t see until closer to the end of the decade, and we have not finalised these

decisions yet,” a statement from the company said. The chairman and managing director of General Motors Holden Australia, Mike Devereux, hosed down the union fears and said he was puzzled that APESMA would say things that were “completely untrue”. “All I can tell you is that Holden is, for example the Commodore, 100 per cent designed, engineered, manufactured in Australia today, and the next Commodore, 100 per cent designed, engineered, manufactured in Australia, for many, many, many, many more years,” he told ABC radio in Melbourne. “So I’m quite puzzled at the media frenzy that seems to have ensued from inappropriate comments from Chris Walton from APESMA frankly, on confidential conversations that we have. “But I can uncategorically tell you that the next generation Commodore is an Australian car, we engineered and designed it in Port Melbourne, we’re going to build it in Adelaide. “And frankly I’m very confused as to why one of our close partners during the normal negotiation process, would choose to talk ... about things

that are completely untrue.” Mr Devereux would not say how many years Commodore would be made in Australia, as companies in highly capital intensive industries did not “tip your hand” to competitors. “We don’t talk about our future plans,” he said. “What I can tell you specifically is that it is difficult today to do things in Australia, to continue to manufacture things in Australia with the economic and political climate that we’ve got. “We ... fight every single day for the right to continue to do the three things that we do here, which is one of only 13 countries that does this stuff, and that’s to design, engineer and build cars. “That’s what we’re working hard to do.” Mr Devereux said the issues they were talking to the union about were near the end of this decade and were confidential conversations held in the course of enterprise bargaining. “But the next Commodore, which is reported to be a model year `14 Commodore, will have a multi, multi-year life and I’m quite confused as to the tactics being taken to, frankly, slander what is a proud Australian brand,” he said. – AAP

TODAY Friday at 3:30pm Dame Alison Holst will be in store signing copies of her new book, A Home-grown Cook The Dame Alison Holst Story, a fascinating memoir detailing her life from her modest upbringing in Dunedin to becoming an endearing Kiwi icon.

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Protesters get proposal from Dunedin mayor Dunedin - A deal that could allow Occupy Dunedin protesters to remain in the Octagon indefinitely aims to avoid a costly court battle or violent confrontation, Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull says. A letter from Mr Cull proposing a compromise was delivered to anti-greed protesters camping in the Octagon yesterday. It offered a deal that would see most of the encampment’s tents removed, but one symbolic tent and an information kiosk allowed to remain in the Octagon _ together with any protesters who wished _ on a “long-term” basis. Protesters said nobody on site could speak for the group. The offer was discussed at tonight’s “general assembly” at the camp, but protester Kieren Trass said afterwards more discussions would be needed over the next few nights before any decision could be made. “There’s a lot of people that aren’t here tonight,” he said. Mr Cull said he remained confident the council’s legal position was a strong one, but wanted to avoid the time and Dave cost involved in fighting the matter through the courts. He also wanted to avoid the violent clashes between police and protesters seen in Australia and the United States in recent days, as other occupations associated with the global movement were broken up. “I don’t know what it would come to, but I wouldn’t like to be responsible for putting it there ... I want to take all measures possible to find a solution before going to that extent,” Mr Cull said. The move came two days after council staff issued protesters with trespass notices

on Tuesday, warning they were in breach of council bylaws and setting an 8pm deadline to quit their encampment. The protesters ignored the demand and have refused to budge, while police were still considering their legal position on Wednesday before deciding whether to act. Protesters argued the Bill of Rights allowed them to occupy the Octagon in a peaceful protest, while the council argued it provided only for “lawful” protests _ not ones that broke council bylaws. Mr Cull said the council was interested only in maintaining the integrity of its own bylaws, which preventing camping in the area, and access to the Octagon for the rest of the community. If the deal was accepted, the exact location of the tent and information kiosk would be negotiated, he said. Allowing one tent to remain was a symbolic gesture to the protesters’ occupation, which he hoped would “satisfy their need for profile and publicity”. Both the tent and kiosk Cull could continue to be manned by “quite a few people” each day if the protesters wished, but it “would be better” if they didn’t camp overnight, although that was also negotiable, Mr Cull said. No deadline for a response had been set, but it was hoped a deal would allow the upper Octagon to be used for Remembrance Day events on November 11, Mr Cull said. The wider issue of whether the Bill of Rights “gazumps” council bylaws would eventually be tested in the courts, and it remained possible police would decide to remove the encampment, he said. – APNZ

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Tuatara at Rainbow Springs in Rotorua. The naming rights for two babies have been bought as Christmas presents.

All I want for Christmas ... to Rainbow Springs and have a photo opportunity with their named tuatara. The auctions closed last week with more than $770 raised. Rainbow Springs event manager Kat Hicks said all three of the winners had bought the naming rights as Christmas gifts. “As yet the tuatara remain unnamed,” she said. “The gift recipients will get to name them when they redeem the auction prizes, which also include family passes to Rainbow Springs and a photo opportunity with the tuatara babies.” Ms Hicks said two of the auction winners were from Auckland and one was from Tauranga. She said the team at Rainbow Springs were thrilled with the money which had been raised. It would go towards the conserva-

Rotorua - The naming rights for two Rotorua tuatara have been bought as Christmas gifts in a fundraising promotion. In a campaign, being promoted as the next best thing to having your own pet dinosaur, people across the country could visit internet auction site TradeMe and bid for the right to name two baby tuatara. There were three auctions, each offering the naming rights for two tuatara. Rotorua’s Rainbow Springs’ 10 baby tuatara siblings are now on display to the public and to celebrate, the team created a series of quirky auction listings, where people were bidding for the right to name them. The winners of the three listings each get to name two of the baby tuatara and will also receive a family pass

‘Beast’ needs compassion – QC Nelson – A leading lawyer has urged the public to show warmth and humanity to the man dubbed the `Beast of Blenheim’ when he is released next September after 16 years in prison. Stewart Murray Wilson, 64, was jailed in 1996 for offences against women and children, including rape, indecent assault, stupefying, wilful ill-treatment of a child and bestiality. Peter Williams QC, the former president of the Howard League for Penal Reform, said Wilson was not beyond redemption and needed the community’s help if he was to have any chance of rehabilitation. He should be surrounded by people who would “show him a bit of warmth and humanity” so he could move on with his life in a healthy way, said Mr Williams.

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“The first priority to a condition that is the protection of he have no conthe public but havtact with children ing said that, legally under 16 upon his he has to be released release. because he’s served The board his sentence and on Wednesday every effort should be released its latest made now to rehabilreview findings, itate him,” he said. saying Wilson was Wilson became eliat a high risk of gible for parole in reoffending and December 2008 but should remain in the Parole Board jail. ordered he stay But Mr Williams in prison until his said that by next final release date of September, Wilson September 1, 2012, would have served saying he was likely to his time and he Stewart Murray Wilson reoffend if released. would need the In a report to the community’s support board, Wilson was recorded as to prevent him from reoffending. saying “I don’t give a stuff about “I think the concerned people it”, when asked if he would adhere should really battle for the mind

of this person _ to help him get a mental attitude that’s healthy. We’re not determined enough to help these people get on a straight path.” Wilson has not completed any programmes to stop sexual abuse while in prison. But Mr Williams said that in spite of requesting to take part in such programmes, Wilson had been denied because of his continued refusal to admit his guilt. “I think that’s wrong. He’s there 17 years and he should have had some courses to help him with rehabilitation.” Wilson was receiving support from a Catholic priest, the Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Trust, and Mr Williams said if requested, he would also willingly also help Wilson with his rehabilitation. – APNZ

tion, education and captive breeding programme for tuatara at Rainbow Springs. “The auction pages were very popular attracting over 5705 page views across the three pages as well as generating some interesting comments and name suggestions.” Some of the names suggested online included Tui and Tara, Darren and Sharon and Poo Poo and Pee Pee. The tuatara is one of the oldest animals on the planet, and the closest living relative to the dinosaur. Native to New Zealand, they are extremely rare and hard to breed. Ms Hicks said the 10 baby tuatara were born in April this year after a 184-day incubation period. They were then cared for in a nursery before going on display to the public in a larger enclosure this month. – APNZ

Mass vaccination campaign continues Whangarei - More than 14,000 children and young people have been vaccinated in Northland’s meningococcal programme following an outbreak of the disease there. Northland District Health Board last month began a mass vaccination campaign aiming to help prevent the spread of meningococcal C, which has killed three people in Northland since July. The board’s campaign aims to vaccinate up to 40,000 Northlanders aged between 1 and 20. The more than 14,000 children and young people vaccinated so far had received their shots either at their school, a community clinic or by their general practitioner. “This is just over 37 per cent of

the target, with six weeks of the programme remaining. This has involved a major effort across the health sector, with general practice, school-based programmes and walk-in community and mobile clinics, which are proving very popular,” the DHB said in a statement. Cases of the deadly disease have been reported throughout the country this year. A total of 12 meningococcal cases have been reported in Wellington, including two deaths. The Lakes District Health Board area, which includes Rotorua and Taupo, have reported four cases including one death since the beginning of the year, with another two suspected cases. S– APNZ

Wellington – The uncle of a 3-year-old girl who spent 36 hours home alone with her dead mother in the bedroom, says she is coping well with the devastating loss. The body of Lauren Ruthella Silbery, 28, was found in her Whakatiki St home in Upper Hutt about 7pm on October 21. For 36 hours her only child, Shylah, was left to fend for herself while her mother’s body lay in the bedroom, said Ms Silbery’s younger brother Peter, 24. During that time the young girl was believed to have fed herself with milk from the fridge. “You can only think what that must have been like for a dayand-a-half, saying `mummy wake up’, `why won’t she wake up?’,” Mr Silbery told APNZ. His niece, whom he described as “the cutest kid in the world’ was coping as well as could be expected with the loss of her bubbly and loving mother. “She’s doing well but when no one’s around you can see she’s really sad, but she puts on a brave face. The night after it happened I gave Shylah a hug and she held my head into her chest and was hugging me really tight. It was so cute – it was like she was trying to comfort me,” he said. The death of his sister was “like a meteorite glided into the family, but we’re being strong for Shylah”, said Mr Silbery. Mr Silbery and Lauren usually spoke to each other on the phone every night so when he didn’t hear from her he became concerned. Ms Silbery’s mother Heather called 111 and went to the house to investigate. Shylah was taken to Hutt Hospital where she was treated for severe nappy rash, equivalent to third degree burns, and dehydration, said Mr Silbery. “[She] is still a bit quiet, but she still smiles and she’s one of those kids that makes you laugh and you love to have her around,” said Heather Silbery. “When we started cleaning and taking Lauren’s stuff out of the flat, she did say `mummy won’t wake up’ and when we went back in, she had shut her mother’s bedroom door. She goes all around the flat happy, but she would not go in that room,” she said. She described her daughter as compassionate, loving and dedicated to Shylah. Shylah is in the care of Child Youth and Family while her mother’s death is being investigated but a family member is applying to have full custody of her. Ms Silbery’s death was not believed to be suspicious. – APNZ

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Syria regime accepts Arab peace plan Cairo – Syria has fully accepted an Arab League plan to end nearly eight months of bloodshed, although the UN chief has warned that the regime still has to implement the deal as agreed. A human rights group, meanwhile, says more than 30 people died in the latest violence, including 15 members of the Syrian security forces killed in attacks by army deserters. The agreement announced at a meeting of Arab foreign ministers in Cairo yesterday came amid huge pressure on President Bashar alAssad’s regime to end weeks of prevarication and sign up to the deal drawn up by the pan-Arab bloc. “The Syrian delegation accepted

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future kings to their own conversations. Dressed in a knee-length red coat over dark pants with heels, Catherine followed a guiding hand offered by William, while keeping a close eye on the experienced Mary who beamed, wearing her hair half-pinned back with a long navy coat covering a sky blue blouse. The royal foursome visited a UNICEF supply warehouse at Copenhagen’s port where they were told about the ongoing suffering of some 13 million people in urgent need of help as the horn of Africa continues to struggle with drought and subsequent food shortages. – AAP

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• Doctors see face in testicle Ottawa – Doctors in Canada saw a divine face in the testes of a man admitted to a hospital with severe pain and an inflamed scrotum, a scientific journal article says. Two years ago, doctors at a teaching hospital in Kingston, Ontario, spotted what appeared to be a face in ultrasound images of a 45-year-old patient’s scrotum. “While scrolling through the ultrasound images, the residents and staff alike were amazed to see the outline of a man’s face staring up out of the image, his mouth agape as if the face seen on the ultrasound scan itself was also experiencing severe (pain),â€? doctors Gregory Roberts and Naji Touma wrote in the journal Urology. “A brief debate ensued on whether the image could have been a sign from a deity (perhaps Min the Egyptian god of male virility); however, the consensus deemed it a mere coincidental occurrence rather than a divine proclamation.â€? – AFP

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Jail time for ‘bad girl’ Lohan Los Angeles – A Los Angeles judge has sentenced Lindsay Lohan to 30 days in jail and warned the actress there will be plenty more time behind bars if she violates further court orders. Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner imposed the complicated new sentence, telling Lohan she would have to serve more than 400 hours of community service at the county morgue, undergo counselling sessions and report to court frequently to avoid further jail time. In all, Sautner sentenced Lohan to 300 days in jail for violating a court order, but said the actress would only serve the additional 270 days if there was another violation. In reality, however, the initial 30-day sentence will be significantly shortened by jail overcrowding, with Lohan likely serving only about six days. The actual length of the term will be set by the Sheriff’s Department, which oversees county lockups. The actress has until November 9 to report for her jail term, and Sautner ruled she cannot serve house arrest, as she did previously this year. The judge is keeping a short leash on Lohan, ordering her to report to court for monthly updates between

December and March. She said Lohan can no longer leave the country and would have a new “no-nonsense” probation officer. The judge said the highly-structured sentence was known in judicial circles as “putting the keys to the jail in the defendant’s hands”. Lohan, 25, acknowledged violating her probation by being termi-

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The Mean Girls star has been reporting to the Los Angeles morgue regularly, which Sautner ordered her to do at the last court appearance. The judge had sentenced Lohan to serve 120 hours doing janitorial work at the coroner’s office in April and expressed hope that the actress would benefit from working three times that amount of hours at a women’s shelter. Lohan was terminated from the shelter programme after failing to show up nine times at the centre. She told her probation officer the assignment was not fulfilling, according to the actress’ probation report. The actress’s morgue service has not been without drama. She was turned away the first day after showing up 40 minutes late but has shown up early several times since then. Assistant Chief Coroner Ed Winter declined to characterise how Lohan’s service was progressing. The former Disney star has been sent to jail, rehab, counselling and community service numerous times since being arrested twice for drink driving in 2007. Her probation on that case is nearly over, but her release remains supervised after Lohan pleaded no contest in May to misdemeanours theft for taking a $US2500 ($A2427) necklace without permission in January. Once a headlining actress, Lohan’s court and personal troubles have overshadowed her career for years. – AP

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Ashburton College Year 12 prize list for 2011 General awards Mitchell Abel Level 2 Award Application and Effort Matt Amos Level 2 Award Maki Arakawa Level 2 Award Hannah Ashby Level 2 Award Meg Ashworth Level 2 Award Application and Effort Shannon Baillie Level 2 Award Hailey Beevor Level 2 Award Application and Effort Rhiannon Bensdorp Level 2 Award Caitlin Bingham Level 2 Award

Tom Evans Level 2 Award Tania Fechney Level 2 Award Application and Effort Clare Fleming Level 2 Award Radu Fracea Level 2 Award Application and Effort Joel Francis Level 2 Award Lagan Gardyne Literary Award – Senior Poetry Level 2 Award Application and Effort Jack Gorman Level 2 Award Clemens Graf von Luckner Level 2 Award Adrian Graham Level 2 Award

Emma Blackburn Level 2 Award

Hannah Gray Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Georgie Blackburn Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Taylor Grieve Level 2 Award

Jessica Blackley Level 2 Award Kenneth Blampied Level 2 Award Josh Bradley Level 2 Award Nikki Bradley Level 2 Award Application and Effort Krystal Broomfield Level 2 Award Kurt Brown Level 2 Award Application and Effort Logan Brown Level 2 Award Rory Brown Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Jamie Hayward Level 2 Award Kate Hazlehurst Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort Timea Hendricks Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort Vicki Hillier Level 2 Award Kirsten Hollings Level 2 Award Application and Effort Todd Howden Level 2 Award Sasha Hurley Level 2 Award Application and Effort Logan Jackson Level 2 Merit Award

Woona Byun Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Hunter Jenkinson Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Jack Cameron Level 2 Award

Mike Johnson Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Alicia Chambers Level 2 Award Sergiu Chirila Level 2 Excellence Award Citizenship award mentoring students in reading Application and Effort Joshua Cochrane Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort Jack Cockburn Level 2 Award Application and Effort Daniel Coley Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort

Mark Johnstone Level 2 Award Sam Johnstone Level 2 Award Application and Effort Harry Jones Level 2 Award

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Tiwai Nukunuku-Nathan received a Level 2 award and the prize for top Year 12 Maori student. He also received a haka of congratulations from several supporters in the audience. Level 2 Award Chartered Accountants Prize) Cameron Tarbotton Physics (Ashburton District Level 2 Excellence Award Council Prize) PHOTO JOHNNY HOUSTON 031111-JH-103 Application and Effort Chemistry (Ashburton District Council Prize) – joint award Rangitata MP Jo Goodhew was the guest speaker at the Biology (Ashburton District Ashburton College Year 12 prizegiving last night and recounted Devaun Thompson Council Prize) – joint award her own school days, while reminding students to plan for their Level 2 Award Application and Effort Unichem Ashburton prize for the goals and work hard to get there. top overall student James Rawlings Tommy Mansfield Marina Uesele enrolled in three sciences Level 2 Merit Award Level 2 Award Level 2 Award Level 2 Excellence Award Application and Effort Application and Effort Rosie Maw Eva Vlaanderen Aron Rich Level 2 Award Level 2 Award Chase Rattray Level 2 Award Application and Effort Application and Effort 1st XV Trophy for service and Application and Effort contribution to the team Frennie Mayorga Stacey Wellman Level 2 Award Mickeala Ridden Level 2 Award Henrietta Read Application and Effort Level 2 Award Application and Effort Drama Jenny Smith Trophy for Drama Bridget McFadden Maddie Roberts Aleisha Wells French – VC Prize Level 2 Award Level 2 Award Level 2 Award Level 2 Excellence Award Application and Effort Application and Effort Application and Effort Application and Effort Cody McKinney Level 2 Award Anastasia McLaren Level 2 Award Rubie McLintock Level 2 Excellence Award Application and Effort Brittany McMahon Level 2 Award Sinead McNab Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Annelise Ruffell Level 2 Award Application and Effort Louise Ryk Level 2 Award Application and Effort Jan Schmitz Level 2 Award Application and Effort Jack Sexton Level 2 Award

Hayley Shaw received a Year 12 award.

Thomas White Level 2 Award

Fabrics Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort

Jake Wilson Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort

Kirsty Moore Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Shivani Shivani Level 2 Award

Josie Kydd Level 2 Award

Abbie Muir Level 2 Excellence Award Application and Effort

Aika Shoji Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Tom Wright Level 2 Award

Rose Mwipiko Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort

Kyle Sinclair Level 2 Award

Jonny Young Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Laura Copland Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort

Shaun Lynch Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Harmony Paul Level 2 Award

Ashleigh Corby Level 2 Award

Cody MacDonald Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Joyce Pelayo Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Rory MacKay Level 2 Award

Hayden Quinn Level 2 Award

James Smith Level 2 Award Katy Smith Level 2 Award Application and Effort Charnae Stewart Level 2 Award Simone Swanepoel

Simon Crequer

Louise Cross Child Development Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort

Tod Wilson Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Han Kornel Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort

Hayley Shaw Level 2 Award

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Jesse Whitcombe Level 2 Award

Matt Jopson Level 2 Award

Anne Layno Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Hunter Crouchley Agriculture (Davidson Cup) NZ Cadets Challenge Cup for Senior Shooting Champion Level 2 Award

Tealy Wood Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort Courtney Wotton Level 2 Award

Subject and special prizes Emily Bedward-Chapman Food Nutrition (Herbert Watts Cup and Mid Canterbury Federation of Country Womans Institute Prize) Level 2 Award Application and Effort Catherine Bell General Mathematics (Ashburton District Council Prize) Senior Girls Sports Cup Ashburton College Challenge Trophy for Golf – joint award Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort

Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort Aaron Cullimore Level 2 Award Amy Cullimore Level 2 Award Application and Effort Jessica Cunliffe Level 2 Award Application and Effort Letitia Day Level 2 Award Jared Dellow Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort

Chaya Devi Application and Effort Emily Digby Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Jess Duncan Level 2 Award

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Joseph Langley Senior Boys Tennis Champion Level 2 Award

George McDonald Level 2 Excellence Award Ron Clayton Challenge Cup for Cycling Citizenship award mentoring students in reading Application and Effort

Jasmine Davern Gateway Award for excellence in the workplace and application to Gateway study. Level 2 Award

Sam McLay Biology (Ashburton District Council Prize) – joint award Senior Speech Trophy Wilson Cup for Netball for the player displaying the most dedication, loyalty and contribution to the team Leadership in Netball Cup Firestone Fair Player of the Year Trophy Level 2 Excellence Award Application and Effort

Issy Ferguson Level 2 Excellence Award Jane Petrie Trophy for Girls Ski Champion Literary Award – Senior Prose Application and Effort Luke Glendining Music Performance

Georgia Guilford Photographic Art Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort

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Tom Kitchen sang the national anthem alongside Tealy Wood and later received the trophy for vocal music (joint award), Level 2 award and application and effort.

Tom Kitchen Addis Trophy for vocal music – joint award Level 2 Award Application and Effort

D J Danielson Journalism(Ashburton Guardian Cup) Level 2 Merit Award Citizenship award mentoring students in reading Application and Effort

Pieter Taco Bierema Business Management – joint award Level 2 Excellence Award Jenkinson Family Cup for Inclusive Education Application and Effort

Melissa Buller Cleland Trophy for the best contribution to Girls Volleyball – joint award Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Sean Drayton Level 2 Award

Bradley Kirwan Mathematics (Ashburton District Council Prize) Level 2 Excellence Award Application and Effort

Peter Leonard Electronics – joint award Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Jordan Green Ashburton College Challenge Trophy for Golf – joint award Level 2 Award

Olivia Brown Business Management – joint award Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Application and Effort

Jake Crouchley Japanese (Five Star Beef Award) Level 2 Merit Award Citizenship award mentoring students in reading Application and Effort

David Bell Big Als Snowboard Trophy for Boys Champion Level 2 Award

Julia Bell Dance Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort

Gemma Deuart Level 2 Award Application and Effort

John Duncan Level 2 Award

Mikayla Wells Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort

Sara Mischeski Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort

Brenna Conner Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Brooke Cowan Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Tracey Robertson Level 2 Award Application and Effort

Heather Holdaway Level 2 Excellence Award Paisley Trophy for contribution to Music Video Conferencing achievement award for Level 2 Art History Application and Effort Jackson Hood Work Skills Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort Olivia Hood Computing Level 2 Award Application and Effort Emma Jary Cleland Trophy for the best contribution to Girls Volleyball – joint award Level 2 Award

Jyoti Nandani English as a second language Level 2 Award Application and Effort Libby Neumann Video Conferencing achievement award for Level 2 German Kirsty Trophy for cheerful participation in Drama Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort Tiwai Nukunuku-Nathan Taonga named Rarakiroa for the top Year 12 Maori Student Level 2 Award Sarah O’Grady Horticulture Neill Trophy for dedication, loyalty and contribution to the Girls Hockey Team Level 2 Award Application and Effort Olivia Pike Music Addis Trophy for vocal music – joint award Level 2 Excellence Award Application and Effort Olivia Quinn Accounting (NZ

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Andrew Robertson Physical Education Level 2 Merit Award Citizenship award mentoring students in reading Application and Effort Charlotte Smith New Zealand Law (Argyle,Welsh, Finnigan Prize) Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort Guy Smith Technology Hard Materials metal Level 2 Award Application and Effort Daniel Snowball Harmony Masonic Lodge and Trophy for the top student in the Trades Experience course. Level 2 Award Caitlin Swan English (Mary Bovett Prize and Murrow Cup) Chemistry (Ashburton District Council Prize) – joint award Painting Technology- Digital Information Management Level 2 Excellence Award Application and Effort Alasdair Tarry Graphics Level 2 Excellence Award Application and Effort Nathan Tew Materials Technology : Wood Electronics – joint award Level 2 Award Application and Effort Nicole Vincent L Clayton Trophy for the best female shooter Level 2 Award Application and Effort Harry Waddell Economics Level 2 Merit Award Application and Effort Clara Watson Classical Studies History Level 2 Excellence Award Application and Effort Hannah Wightman German (German Embassy Prize) Geography (R B Ching Prize) Level 2 Excellence Award Application and Effort

AFS Award for citizenship – including service to the Community and Cultural Awareness Alasdair Tarry

ANZ Bank Academic Achievement Award Caitlin Swan

ASHBURTON GUARDIAN, Friday, November 5, 2011

Mid Canterbury 8 ALBERT STREET

Sat 5th Nov 10:15am - 10:45am

370 ASHBURTON STAVELEY ROAD Sat 5th Nov 10:30am - 11:30am

3 MILLIBROOK PLACE

HOME OF THE WEEK

Sat 5th Nov 11:00am - 11:30am

24 ROBINSON STREET, RAKAIA

$229,000

SATURDAY 5TH & SUNDAY 6TH NOVEMBER 1:45PM - 2:15PM

'21¡7 /22. 3$66(' 7+,6 21( A prime example of an immaculate warm three bedroom home. Kitchen and dining area have a heat pump plus new log burner. This home has many plus’s but needs to be viewed to enjoy. Private sunny safe backyard complete glasshouse, and spoilt for shed choice.

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This simply stunning home built from Metra Panel to withstand earthquakes is a must view if you are looking for a home just 5 minutes from town. The living room has wonderful panoramic views of the Southern Alps. There is also a personal motor cross track.

Web ID: 1878116

95 ALFORD FOREST ROAD

$380,000 131C HARLAND STREET

Sat 5th Nov 11:45am - 12:15pm

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Sitting in a very private tranquil and beautiful garden setting. Imagine barbequing with family and friends for christmas. The rooms and section have a feeling of space. This could be your retreat.

Sat 5th Nov 12:15pm - 12:45pm

Conveniently located close to shopping centre, school and other amenities, this three bedroom home comprises of sunny open plan living with sliders to an outdoor area. Double garage, well fenced and private.

$285,000

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72 ALFORD FOREST ROAD

Sat 5th Nov 12:30pm - 1:00pm

Web ID: 1850522

3 FERRIMAN STREET

Sun 6th Nov 10:15am - 10:45am

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While entertaining your friends on the patio of this beautiful home. Relax and spend your evenings in privacy, security and quietness. Two options of heating ZLWK D ORJĂ€UH DQG D KHDWSXPS :DON in wardrobe in the master bedroom. Internal access to a double garage.

Web ID: 1800502

20 RAPLEY STREET

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$280,000

Web ID: 1859376

9 CHARLES STREET

Sun 6th Nov 11:00am - 11:30am

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A hidden gem behind the fence. In need of some TLC but has the bones to create a home with yesteryear charm. Three ample bedrooms, a sunroom DQG D JUHDW GRXEOH JDUDJH WR ÀQLVK RII this parcel ready for that new wrapper created by you!

$180,000

Web ID: 1853216

Five bedroom, two bathrooms. Classical icon with plenty of potential. Whether you’re an original character lover, a SHUVRQ ZLWK LQWHULRU GHFRUDWLQJ à DLU an astute investor or a family wanting boarders to help pay the mortgage, this property is worth a viewing!

$220,000

Web ID: 1877787

A perfect well presented home set on a large section. A great modernised kitchen, VL]DEOH OLYLQJ VSDFH DQG PDJQLĂ€FHQW FDU garaging. Prompt inquiry is recommended as this is a very affordable home and will be and excellent purchase for those looking for a well presented home.

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Exceptionally well maintained 2/3 bedroom family home. Re-clad low maintenance Masada, Aluminium windows. Modernised kitchen, dishwasher and near new oven. The bathroom features a spa bath. The property is fully fenced with lovely plantings and fruit trees on this 1200sqm section. Humongous four car garaging workshop area.

Web ID: 1891516

Web ID: 1893160

91 MCMURDO STREET

$155,000

Sunday 6th November 12:30pm - 1:00pm

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67 CRIDLAND STREET, RAKAIA

5th & 6th Nov 12:00pm - 12:30pm

85 BOWEN STREET, RAKAIA

5th & 6th Nov 1:00pm - 1:30pm

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Lovely brick three bedroom family home. Features open plan kitchen and lounge with heatpump, built in 2007. Lounge opens out onto a private rear decked courtyard-Great for entertaining family and friends. The bathroom has a spa bath.

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$289,900

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Web ID: 1881665

$349,000

Web ID: 1850507

101 MICHAEL STREET, RAKAIA

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58 GREY STREET

11 MANCHESTER STREET

6 MILLIBROOK PLACE

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A permanent material three bedroom home with large updated kitchen and dining area. Neutral paint through the bedrooms and living area add to the bright spaciousness of this home. Sunny backyard with BBQ terrace catching the afternoon sun.

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$459,000

$100,000 - $110,000

5th & 6th Nov 2:30pm - 3:00pm

High Stud Span Style Barn which has front and rear auto doors built on a concrete pad. Kitchenette, a transportable portacom fully equipped with shower, vanity, toilet facilities, laundry and 135L hot water cylinder. All plumbed up with electrical connections.

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Jill Quaid

Web ID: 1852212

Manager Chairman First National NZ Mob: 027 437 6755

Veronica Monaghan

Property Manager Mob: 027 697 6948

Tidy, three bedroom unit. Private yet close enough proximity to neighbours for security. Heatpump, hallway heater and all season sun will keep you cosy. Comfortable retirement unit or a wise investment.

$189,000

Sue Houston Administration Manager 03 307 8317

What a treasure we have the pleasure to market on our vendors behalf. Character, charm and modern living is H[DFWO\ ZKDW \RX ZLOO ÀQG LQ WKLV KRPH If you’re after a place to call home, look no further

Web ID: 1858548

$252,000

Narelle Harbott

Ian Crosson

Administrator 03 307 8317

96 Tancred Street Ashburton

Rural Consultant Mob: 027 454 8398

Web ID: 1840895

Jarrod Ross

Rural Consultant / Auctioneer Mob: 021 249 4644

$234,000

Annette McCully Urban Consultant Mob: 027 438 2328

Web ID: 1868258

Richard Quaid Urban Consultant Mob: 027 454 4745

Web ID: 1848560

Margaret Wilson Urban Consultant Mob: 021 221 2544

Mike Grant

Urban consultant Mob: 021 272 0202

Kim Miller

Urban Consultant Mob: 027 236 8627

Cindy Hayward Urban Consultant Mob: 027 389 7955

Mid Canterbury Real Estate Ltd MREINZ (A Member Of The First National Group) Licensed Agent (REAA 2008)

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Open Homes

67 Thomson Street Saturday 10.00am - 10.30am • Four bedrooms • Three car garaging

$292,000

• Updated kitchen and bathroom • Utility room

View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS110811

17 Allens Road Saturday 10.00am - 10.30am

$178,000

12A Anne Street Saturday 10.15am - 10.45am

$420,000

• Two bedrooms • Close to the Allenton amenities • Near new clean air woodburner • 706 sqm section

• Permanent material • Two bathrooms each

• Three bedrooms each • Two identical properties on one title

View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS020811

View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS020911

43 Farm Road Saturday 10.45am - 11.15am

$490,000

• Fabulous Allenton location • Beautifully presented four bedrooms • Sunny interconnecting living • Fantastic alfresco dining View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS060811

CE ION I PR CT DU E R

28 Peter Street Saturday 10.45am - 11.15am • Modern and stylish • Flowing living spaces

$328,000

• Three bedrooms • Attached garaging

View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS080711

16 Nixon Street Saturday 10.45am - 11.30am

$410,000

10 Elmwood Grove $470,000 $439,000 Saturday 11.00am - 11.45am

76 Thomson Street Saturday 11.00am - 11.45am

• Near new three bedroom home • Flowing living spaces • Walk-in pantry • Study

• Immediate action required • Immaculate new home • Four bedrooms, two bathrooms • Move in immediately if needed

• Light and bright • Four car garaging

View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS021011

View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS210511

View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS071011

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3 John Street, Hinds Saturday 11.15am - 12 noon • Warm three bedroom home • Double garaging with remote

$255,000,

• Eco log burner • 2024 sqm in two titles

View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS400943

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• Three bedrooms • Family size section

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98-102 Farm Road $800,000 + GST if any Saturday 11.30am - 12 noon

38 Wills Street Saturday 11.30am - 12.15pm

$275,000

• Sunny four bedroom home on 2.4ha • Open plan living • • Subdivision possibilities • Close to Allenton amenities

• Classic character • Updated kitchen

View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS120711

View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS021111

• Three bedrooms • Fantastic location

27 Glassey Drive Saturday 11.45am - 12.30pm • Three bedrooms plus office • Two car garaging

$322,000

• Open spacious living • Popular Allenton location

View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS121011

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4 Bullock Street Saturday 12 noon - 12.30pm • Flexible weatherboard • Quiet Westside street

$223,000

$260,000

• Three bedrooms • 860 sqm section

$220,000

23A Oxford Street Saturday 12.15pm - 12.45pm

$338,000

• Beautifully presented • Two bedroom home • Set Sale 3pm 17 November 2011 • Permanent material

• Immaculate townhouse • Ensuite

• Three bedrooms • Attached garaging

View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS111011

View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS041011

148 Methven Highway Saturday 12.45pm - 1.30pm • Lifestyle opportunity • Three car garaging

• Sunny four bedrooms • Two hectares into five paddocks

View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS180811

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2/21 Creek Road Saturday 12 noon - 12.45pm

Don’t let your house sit there, rent it! Start your investment journey today. Call Jen - 308 6497 or 0274 736 825 21 Torbay Avenue, Lake Hood Saturday 12.45pm - 1.30pm • Popular canal side living • Five bedrooms

$779,000

• Two spacious living areas • Excellent indoor, outdoor flow

View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS071110

135 Racecourse Road Sunday 11.00am - 12 noon

Harcourts.

Better In Blue

• Fantastic lifestyle living • Substantial six bedroom home • Living areas flow to the outdoors • Inground heated swimming pool View at www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz AS050811

FACT!

03 308-6497 www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz

URBAN Jill Leonard 0274-982-500

112 - 114 Tancred Street, Ashburton 010-0411 classharcourts.indd 1

URBAN Tony Sands 027-27-27-837

URBAN Helena Ratten 0274-577-998

URBAN Mick Hydes 0274-37-9696

RURAL/LIFESTYLE RENTAL MANAGER BUSINESS OWNER Phillip Kenny Jen Jacobsen Dave Thomson 0274-753-669 0274-736-825 027-6011-426

Phone 03 308-6497 www.ashburton.harcourts.co.nz 4/11/2011 11:07:46 a.m.

ASHBURTON GUARDIAN, Friday, November 4, 2011

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Hastings McLeod Limited Licensed under the REAA 2008 Act

RESIDENTIAL & LIFESTYLE 03 308 8209

324 East Street Ashburton ashburton@propertybrokers.co.nz Telephone

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AU16025

113 Trevors Road 10am - 10.30am

174 Chalmers Avenue 10.30am - 11am

57 Havelock Street 10.45am - 11.15am

6 Country Place 11.15am - 11.45am

10 Glassey Drive 11.30am - 12 noon

Delightful Rural Views. Beautifully presented permanent material home with aluminium windows in an attractive setting with rural views. Spacious modern kitchen and open plan dining area. Separate lounge, heated by both pellet fire and heat pump. All day sun. There is a delightful private outdoor patio area that is a real sun trap. Double garage.

Character Bungalow. Very close to Netherby shops, 733m2 section. Three bedrooms, living opens to sunny verandah. Lock up sheds.

HANDY ON HAVELOCK. A quality front townhouse very close to town on the west side. Enjoy the views from the sunny conservatory, open plan living area, two double bedrooms and attached garage with internal access. Seldom available in this location.

Contemporary style, ideal for family or retirement. Well planned kitchen with easy access to BBQ area. Four double bedrooms, two adjoining living areas, including computer work station. This home offers style, privacy and comfort.

FABULOUS FOUR BEDROOM FIND! Situated in a convenient Allenton location this spacious home is great for the family with four bedrooms, sunny living areas and on a popular tree lined street. Private well fenced section and also handy to Allenton amenities.

Deadline Sale closing Nov 22, 2011

$195,000

$275,000

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246 SEAFIELD ROAD OPEN HOME 11am - 11.30am

133 METHVEN HIGHWAY OPEN HOME 10.15am - 11am

This lovely, well appointed home has many special features. These include a very sunny and private open plan living areas leading to a sheltered sunny patio area. Four bedrooms, two bathrooms, double garage, large workshop and storage areas plus cattle yards. A very well laid out and presented property.

A premier property of the district. Four bedrooms plus library. Master room with ensuite. Central heating on ground floor. Double glazed. Enter through the attractive foyer to either lounge, living room or kitchen for warm, sunny, easy living. Good range of farm buildings. It’s all here.

Deadline Sale by Private Treaty Closing December 2, 2011 @ 4pm.

Deadline Sale by Private Treaty Closing December 2, 2011 @ 4pm.

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Marilyn Cross Urban AH 308 6629 0274 356 311

Ray Knight Urban AH 308 7651 0274 340 139

Karen McRae Urban AH 302 6002 0274 364 146

Jenny Gray Urban AH 308 7651 0274 522 888

Mark Williams Urban AH 308 6877 027 442 2281

Murray Young Urban AH 308 8494 0274 340 942

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Clark McLeod Urban AH 308 3071 0274 322 194

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Ken Cutforth Rakaia AH 03 302 7546 027 488 8673

Paul Cunneen Rural AH 308 8035 0274 323 382

Chris Murdoch Rural AH 307 2940 0274 342 545

WANTED

There’s a buyer for every property advertised in the Guardian every Friday

Irrigation Diesel Pumping Unit Required 55 litres per second, 750gpm at pressure, 40 metres head, 60psi, 75-80hp unit. Ph Busch Irrigation 03 308 1236 Or Derek on 0274 333 117

Guardian Classifieds

Phone 307 7900

Rodger Letham Rural AH 308 3307 0274 333 436

TRADES, SERVICES

PLASTERER’S, Painters advertise in the Trades and Services section of the Ashburton Guardian Classifieds. – Phone 3077900.

TINT-A-WINDOW solar protective films, UV block, fade and heat glare control, privacy and safety films for glass. FREE quotes - 20 years local service. Phone 0800-368-468. wwwtintawindow.co.nz

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Classifieds

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Methven 167 Mt Hutt Station Road

EVERY FRIDAY

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SIVONHOLM LODGE - Deceased estate

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A rare opportunity for an enterprising family to own a property previously part of historic Mount Harding Farm. 20 hectares (50 acres) of fertile loam. Two dwellings; main homestead double concrete block architecturally designed by Gavin Willis. The open planned design was ahead of its time when built in 1963 and still has many of its original features such as the farmer’s large bath imported from England and large built in Lazy Susan. Homestead, 4 bedrooms and office, 1 bathroom located within internal double garage, main bathroom area has separate shower room, toilet and bathroom.

Closes 11.00am 30th November 2011 at Ray White, 332 East Street, Ashburton

Bonus # 1 – Large lounge with new wood-burner and internal access wood bin, open plan dining room and kitchen – huge walk in utility room off kitchen, plenty of storage space. Large courtyard entrance into central gallery with walk in coat cupboard and secure gun cupboard plus plant recess. Electric under-floor heating. Sunny verandas with patio. Spacious 2-car garage with internal access and storage. Glasshouse, above-ground concrete swimming pool (11 x 4.5 m) and large spa pool, all in need of a little TLC. Second original dwelling with 4 bedrooms and large sunroom, large farm kitchen & woodshed. Bonus # 2 – 4 smaller paddocks adjacent to homestead (approximately 6.4 ha or 16 acres) of fertile land, only lightly grazed for last 30 years. Possibilities for an environmentallysensitive gardener. Bonus # 3 – 3 stand woolshed and sheep yards, large workshop with bench and heavy vice. Grain shed, 4-bay implement shed, 5-bay hay barn, Nissen hut approximately 15 metres long. 3 fowl houses, each hold 30 birds. Bonus # 4 – Large duck pond Bonus # 5 – Plentiful well water with 25,000 litre tank Bonus # 6 – Close to thriving township of Methven with medical centre, excellent schools, shops, restaurants, sports facilities. Vicinity of renowned fishing rivers, lakes. Popular golf course, racecourse and Mount Hutt ski field. Unsurpassed mountain views. Rangitata Diversion Race on boundary – great for kayaking.

rwashburton/ABS20230 Margaret Feiss 021 751 009 03 303 3032 margaret.feiss@raywhite.com Ashburton Office 03 308 4018 Burdett Real Estate Limited LICENSED (REAA 2008)

A shattered dream. Do you want to pick up the pieces? Great potential for an extended family to exercise their imagination and kickstart an exhilarating new life. (written by owner’s own special sentiments)

WEEKEND VIEWINGS SATURDAY - ASHBURTON 30 Grey Street 10.00am – 10.45am

70 Oxford Street 9.45am – 10.30am

Make It Yours Solid family home, four generous bedrooms with walk through kitchen and open plan dining/living. The double plus garage and 943m2 section will keep the whole family happy. Motivated vendors and immediate possession available.

Tidy character two double bedroom cottage. Updated kitchen, leading into open plan dining/lounge. Could make a perfect ďŹ rst home or rental prospect. Secure easy care, fully fenced section. Tandem carport completes this tidy package. A corner section within the Avenues.

For Sale: $189,000

For Sale POA

29 Catherine Street, Tinwald 10.45am - 11.15am

SATURDAY - METHVEN 2 Chambers Lane, Methven 456 Line Road, Methven 10.45am – 11.15am 1pm - 2pm

Vendor Says Sell

Position, Privacy and Plenty of Space

6.9365 ha Methven/Cairnbrae Lifestyle Property

This three bedroom brick home has open plan living areas and is set on a 787m2 section with a double garage. The home has been brought up to clean air standards and is in a quiet street close to amenities. With our vendor ready to move this home is a must see!

Modern ďŹ ve bedroom family home on a 1029 m² section. Built in 2006 this home has a trendy kitchen, large dining area, sunny living and separate lounge room. Two bathrooms (ensuite) and ofďŹ ce. Heat pump, double glazed and some under oor heating.

Well presented four bedroom home 5km from Methven. Master bedroom upstairs with balcony looking to Mt Hutt. Separate lounge with log burner and formal dining, the country kitchen has its own second dining area. Highbank water supply. Tidy 3 bay shed PLUS large brick/concrete workshop (7m x 10m) with 3 phase power.

For Sale: $230,000

www.rwashburton.co.nz

For Sale: $495,000

CALL 308 4018

For Tender – Closes 2:00pm November 21, 2011 at Ray White, 332 East Street, Ashburton

Burdett Real Estate Licensed Real Estate Agent (REAA 2008)

HOUSE, SLEEPOUT & FENCED BACKYARD

OPEN HOME 4BUVSEBZ o QN

“Terrace Gardens� Huge selection of flower, vege and tomato plants at Farmers Market, Saturday morning. Also 80 Carters Terrace, 7 days a week. Also, fresh local asparagus.

139 Harland Streer Trade Me: $#* Call Rachel 0274 519 117

Phone 307 7900

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RIVERSDALE HOMESTEAD; A GRACIOUS LIFESTYLE

Huntingdon

Stranges Road

Deadline Sale All offers on or before 12pm, Thurs 24 Nov 2011 3 Deans Ave, Chch

Riversdale is a triple brick homestead that dates back to the 1880’s and has been progressively restored reflecting timeless elegance. On around 3.3ha, the homestead is set in an expansive, mature parkland with a delightful uninterrupted rural outlook. The double gabled designed home features five bedrooms (master ensuite/dressing room) with large, both formal and informal, living areas. The modern kitchen has a lovely sunny rural outlook. Extensive paved outdoor living areas lead to an in-ground swimming pool and asphalt tennis court. The home features a second modern kitchen which could easily be converted to a guest apartment or facility for a function centre. Our Vendor’s instructions are clear: Sell!

View by appointment www.bayleys.co.nz/512087 Bill Whalan M 027 590 9095 B 03 375 4700

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

PLANTS, PRODUCE

The Ashburton Guardian invites everyone to come and meet our

2011 electorate candidates Our People, Our Place, Our Guardian.

Make sure you are there to meet all four Rangitata candidates at once

Guardian ClassiďŹ eds

Ashburton Guardian says Happy Birthday

Mike Preston M 027 430 7041 B 03 307 7377

WHALAN DAVID MURRAY LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008.

Guardian

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Having a garage sale? Call the Guardian 307 7900 for all your classiďŹ ed requirements.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

SITUATIONS VACANT

CHANGE of pace. Kick-start your career in the situations Vacant section of EXCELLENT fundraising the Ashburton Guardian opportunity - free to hire. Classifieds. Community fundraising BBQ situated at Mitre 10 Mega. Visit our customer service counter today to book and for details. – Phone 3085119.

RURAL TRADING POST GRAIN – sell yours in the Rural Trading Post section of the Guardian Classifieds. – Phone 307-7900.

Guardian ClassiďŹ eds Phone 307 7900

Quaid Roche Happy 6th Birthday Mr. Lots of love Dad, Mum, and Aoife. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Birthday Greetings are free for those aged 12 and under only. Free birthday greetings must be received at least two working days before date of insertion otherwise there is no guarantee that it will appear on the day requested.

National Jo Goodhew

Labour Julian Blanchard

Where: Ashburton College Auditorium

Green Gerrie Ligtenberg

United Future Andrew McMillan

When: 7pm, November 9

Cost: Free

Guardian ClassiďŹ eds Phone 307 7900

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GUARDIANREALESTATE

EVERY FRIDAY

residential, lifestyle, rural Website ID # TU9407

Ashburton

Website ID # TU9395

Leeston

Private And Peaceful This could be the family home or the retirement dream. Nestled on a private rear section on the west side of Ashburton is a generous three bedroom home with two living areas, two garages and a large peaceful retreat amongst beautiful mature grounds.

Price $380,000 Rob Harnett M 0274 323 562

Deadline sale closing 1 pm, 30 November 2011 John Davison M 0274 364 464 B 03 325 2889 Kurt Snook M 0272 560 449 B 03 687 9629

Website ID # LN1288

Ashburton

Website ID # TU9398

Pleasant Point

Land Of Milk & Honey 70 HECTARES

Dorie 49 HECTARES

A rare opportunity to purchase a 70 hectare dairy farm located in the Leeston district and lovingly farmed by the family since 1920. This fully irrigated property on quality soils is beautifully sheltered with various well manicured plantings. A family home, self contained sleep out, Herringbone shed plus out buildings complement the property. Well located, handy to Leeston, Lincoln and Dunsandel.

Mixed Cropping Or Finishing Farm 236 HECTARES

Rare opportunity to purchase bare land in this well respected area. Situated on Mainwarings Road the property is handy to Rakaia and Ashburton. The versatile Templeton soils are suited to a variety of uses. Currently in pasture this property has grown traditional arable crops and potatoes in the past. Ideal dairy support, arable, vegetable or stock. For genuine sale by motivated vendors.

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Deadline sale closing 1pm, 17 November 2011 John Davison M 0274 364 464 B 03 325 2889

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Deadline sale closing 1pm, 18 Nov 2011 (unless sold prior) Simon Richards M 0274 570 990 B 03 687 9624

McGregor Real Estate Weekend Open Homes LD SSO OLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SO L D SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD

$5000

4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHROOMS, 4 CAR GARAGING s 3OUGHT AFTER LOCATION s 4WO HEAT PUMPS HOUSE ALARM s 3PACIOUS M2 SECTION s %XTRA UNDERmOOR INSULATION $349,000 Open Home: Saturday, November 5, 2011 11am - 11.30am 70 Allens Road

XMAS GIVEAWAY

Call McGregors today to see how you can WIN $5000 just by listing with them! “what would you buy?” “It’s why more people are choosing McGregors”

Phone Enquiries: 308 6173 Online Enquiries: mcgregorrealestate.co.nz/propman.htm

HOT BUY - BE QUICK s #HARMING CHARACTER HOME s "ATHROOM PLUS SEPARATE SHOWER s 'ARAGE PLUS CARPORT s 0RIVATE WITH EXCELLENT OUTDOOR LIVING $PBN - BIR $179,000 - $199,000 Open Home: Saturday, November 5, 2011 10am - 10.30am 65 Eton Street

ALLENTON LOCATION s 4HREE BEDROOMS s #LOSE TO !LLENTON AMENITIES s 0ERMANENT MATERIAL HOME s %LEVATED M2 SECTION $PBN - BIR $229,000 - $249,000 Open Home: Saturday, November 5, 2011 11am - 11.30am 8 Hefford Place

INVEST OR NEST

W G E N N TI S LI

SUPERIOR FAMILY HOME

s 3PACIOUS AND SUPRISING s 4WO BEDROOMS s 3INGLE GARAGE INTERNAL ACCESS s /FF STREET PARKING $155,000 Open Home: Saturday, November 5, 2011 11am - 11.30am 107 Alford Forest Road

s 4WO BEDROOMS ENSUITE s 4WO LIVING AREAS s ,ARGE GARAGE FAMILY SECTION s -ODERN HOME WELL PRESENTED $455,000 Open Home: Saturday, November 5, 2011 1pm - 1.30pm 12 Thomson Street

IT JUST SPELLS ‘PERFECT’ s M2 OF EXECUTIVE LIVING s &OUR BEDROOMS 7)2 ENSUITE s 4WO LIVING OPEN PLAN KITCHEN DINING s 0ERFECT INDOOR OUTDOOR mOW $498,000 Open Home: Saturday, November 5, 2011 11am - 11.30am 7 Westpark Close

NEST OR INVEST

W G E N N TI S LI

s &OUR BEDROOMS s /PEN PLAN LIVING UPDATED KTICHEN s $OUBLE SPA BATH TWO TOILETS s 3EPARATE LAUNDRY ONE GARAGE $PBN - BIR $180,000 - $185,000

Viewing By Appointment

BETTER WAY OF LIFE

SEASIDE GETAWAY

s 3UNNY THREE BEDROOM HOME s 'OOD OUTDOOR mOW FOR SUMMER ""1 S s ACRE LANDSCAPED SECTION s 3CHOOL OPTIONS $248,500 Open Home: Saturday, November 5, 2011 2pm - 2.45pm 54 Gray Street, Hinds

A RARE FIND

s #OSY THREE BEDROOMS s 3EMI FURNISHED PLUS LOGBURNER s "RING THE lSHING RODS AND ""1 s /PEN PLAN LIVING $83,000 Viewing By Appointment

Viewing By Appointment

22 SAUNDERS ROAD

W G E N N TI S LI

Viewing By Appointment

GREAT TOWNHOUSE ALTERNATIVE

TALK TO ME s &IVE BEDROOMS ENSUITE 7)2 s 0ERFECT INDOOR OUTDOOR mOW

s 4HREE BEDROOMS s 5PDATED KITCHEN AND CARPET s .EW BATHROOM s !LLENTON LOCATION $PBN - BIR $295,000 - $310,000

Viewing By Appointment

RENTAL PROPERTIES WANTED

s 4HREE BEDROOM COTTAGE s .ESTLED AMONGST MATURE TREES s (EAT PUMP AND LOGBURNER s 0LENTY OF POTENTIAL HERE $180,000

s M2 OF FAMILY LIVING s 4WO LIVING OPEN PLAN KITCHEN $4 95,000

s 3PACIOUS STAND ALONE TOWNHOUSE s 4WO BEDROOMS PLUS CONSERVATORY s ! SINGLE ATTACHED GARAGE AND CARPORT $PBN - BIR $255,000 - $265,000

Due to the increase of rental enquiry, we require your property now! s !SHBURTON S LARGEST PROPERTY MANAGEMENT s 4HREE PROPERTY MANAGERS s &IVE SECURITY CHECKS s :ERO TOLERANCE RENT ARREARS

Phone us now about our three months free management offer, but hurry, limited time applies.

Viewing By Appointment

Proud supporters of the Heart Foundation of New Zealand! We donate from every property SOLD!

Phone: 308 6173 Fax: 308 1525

Trevor Hurley Lifestyle 027 543 5799

Karen Groves Urban 027 438 4706

Stephen Watson Urban 027 4339 695

Janine Reinecke Urban 027 772 0692

John Redmond Urban 027 640 0390

Mandy Marsh Urban 021 239 4418

Sue Prendergast Urban/Rentals 027 322 8422

Di Skilling Rentals Ashburton 308 6173

Brenda Smith Rentals Methven 303 3178

www.pggwre.co.nz OPEN HOME

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48 McMurdo Street

Tinwald

225 Walnut Ave

Netherby

84 Chalmers Ave

Ashburton

12 Ludlow Drive

Lake Hood

To Be Sold

Ashburton

t Three double bedrooms t Updated modern kitchen, large living t Bathroom and separate toilet t 658m2 fully fenced section t Tandem garage and drive gate

Expectations $190,000 - $210,000

t Three bedroom family home t Separate lounge - 1086m2 section t Modernised kitchen-dining-living t Lovely bathroom with underfloor heating t Double garaging and several outbuildings

$298,000

t Character and charm galore t New carpet, wallpaper, paint and ceiling insulation t Three bedrooms, huge sunroom plus hobby room or fourth bedroom t Double garage, well fenced 974m2 section

$259,000

t Luxury four bedroom two bathroom home t Entertainers paradise with huge sunny deck and own jetty t Extra length three car garaging t A great place to relax and enjoy life

$689,000

t Two bedroom home t Separate office t Logfire on wetback t Open living dining t Double skyline garage

Deadline Private Treaty closing 3pm Tues 22 Nov 2011 (Highest of any offer not necessarily accepted)

www.pggwre.co.nz ID: ASH1262295

Open Home Sat 5 Nov 2011 10.00 – 10.45am Vince Carr B 03 307 8714 M 027 4346 634 H 03 308 9974

www.pggwre.co.nz ID: ASH1846892

Open Home Sat 5 Nov 2011 10.00 – 10.45am Christine Carr B 03 307 8727 M 027 445 5927 H 03 308 9974

www.pggwre.co.nz ID: ASH1895475

Open Home Sat 5 Nov 2011 11.00 – 11.45am Christine Carr B 03 307 8727 M 027 445 5927 H 03 308 9974

www.pggwre.co.nz ID: ASH1873585

Open Home Sat 5 Nov 2011 11.00 – 11.45am Vince Carr B 03 307 8714 M 027 4346 634 H 03 308 9974

www.pggwre.co.nz ID: ASH1822072

Colin Gilbert B 03 307 8710 M 027 434 3478 H 03 308 4438 PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, Real Estate Agent, REAA 2008

Guardian Classifieds Phone 307 7900

MOTORCYCLES

LOST, FOUND

MOTORCYCLE or ATV PETS gone AWOL? Place a repairs and servicing. Very classsified in the Ashburton competitive hourly rate. Guardian. – Phone 307-7900. Open Monday to Saturday. Call Spring Lynne MOTORING Motorcycles on 302-4939.

Guardian Classifieds

Phone 307 7900

VANS, buy or sell through the Ashburton Guardian Classifieds. – Phone 3077900.

LIVESTOCK, PETS

HIRE

BUYER of unwanted animals. Cattle, bobby calves, horse and all farm animals. We also sell pet food. Call Nick’s Pet Food 0272-101-621 A/H 03-3227626.

FARM attachments and other equipment needed? Place a wanted classified in the Ashburton Guardian under ‘Hire’ – Phone 3077900.

Guardian Classifieds Phone 307 7900

Want to sell your car? Call the Guardian on 307 7900 to see how

Guardian

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FOR SALE

FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL Royal Doulton Dorchester crystal glasses add elegance to your table, now instore at The China Shop.

CONTAINERS for sale or hire, ex shipping: general and insulated. Sidelifter available for delivery. – Wilson Bulk Transport, Phone 308-7772.

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SPORT

Classifieds MEETINGS, EVENTS

GUARDIAN

REALESTATE

EVERY FRIDAY

www.pggwre.co.nz FINAL REMINDER

Competitions

Investment Property

t Central location t Ownership unit - to be sold t Two bedroom with built in wardrobes t Open plan kitchen / dining t Separate kitchen area t Log fire on wet back t Single garage t Inspection by appointment only www.pggwre.co.nz ID: ASH1862589

Ashburton Deadline Private Treaty closing 3pm, November 18, 2011 Colin Gilbert B 03 307 8710 M 027 434 3478 H 03 308 4438

• Spot the Drop - be in to win $1000! • Stars in Their Eyes - children aged 7-15yrs rs • NZ Young Farmers AgriKids Mid Canterbury Challenge competition Entertainment • Inflatables • Steadfast Brass Band • Children’s Games Stalls • Over 50 fantastic school and community stalls! • Start youR Christmas shopping! Plus: Uaffles, food and drink, licensed bar and children’s disco from 6.00-8.00pm

PUBLIC NOTICES

CHURCH SERVICES

Sale of Liquor Act 1989

Public Notice

10ha Lifestyle Block t Mitcham Road t Large four bedroom family home t Full complement of farm buildings t Very good shelter in all paddocks t Full borderdyke irrigation t Good grass and pastures t Approximately 3km from Ashburton www.pggwre.co.nz ID: ASH1872887

Angela Ann Kelly has made application to the District Licensing Agency at Ashburton for the renewal of an On Licence in respect of the premises situated at Huntingdon Ave, Lake Hood, Ashburton and known as The Lake House Restaurant and Bar The general nature of the business conducted (or to be Ashburton conducted) under the licence is Restaurant/Café/Bar Deadline Private Treaty closing 4pm, The days on which and the November 17, 2011 hours during which liquor is (or is intended to be) sold Colin Gilbert under the licence are: Monday to Thursday: B 03 307 8710 7.00am to 11.00pm; Friday: M 027 434 3478 7.00am to 1.00am the H 03 308 4438 following day; Saturday: 9.00am to 1.00am the following day; Sunday 9.00am to 11.00pm. The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the Ashburton District Licensing Agency at 5 Baring Square West, Ashburton.

Lyndhurst 2ha t Sound three bedroom home t Office or fourth bedroom t All aluminium windows t Well fenced and planted section t Three large garages and workshop t Several other outbuildings t Subdivision into 4 paddocks

Ashburton Deadline Private Treaty closing 3pm, November 30, 2011

Colin Gilbert B 03 307 8710 M 027 434 3478 H 03 308 4438

www.pggwre.co.nz ID: ASH1894529 PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, Real Estate Agent, REAA 2008

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The e Ashbu urton Guardian has five Elton John tickets tic to o give away to loc local Elton n Joh hn look-a-likes, so dress up like Elton and

send d in your photo by Friday day November 4 How would you like to win tickets to see Elton John LIVE in Dunedin? First prize: Two diamond pitch tickets Second prize: Three gold pitch tickets

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.

108 Cass Street, Ashburton

This Saturday 9.30am Sabbath School 11am Divine Service All Welcome Contact: Pastor Gordon Gosset ph 021 342 657

FOR SALE

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Smith aiming for Lady Wigram record books Auckland - Evergreen Ken Smith, in action in the F5000 Tasman Cup revival series last season, is chasing a record fifth Lady Wigram Trophy victory. Sportsmen aren’t usually going into the record books at 70 - and certainly not in a sport like motor racing. However, Auckland motorsport legend Ken Smith will create a piece of history if he wins this weekend’s Lady Wigram Trophy race at Ruapuna raceway. Smith would become the first driver to win the historic race five times, after tying with Graham McRae when he made it two in a row last year. Smith’s other victories were in 1976 when the field included eight current or future F1 drivers - and 1990. Starting his 54th consecutive season racing at a national level, Smith is playing down the possibility of setting a record for Lady Wigram wins. “It’d be nice, of course, to be ahead of everyone else,” he said. “But that’s not why I do what I do. I do it because I enjoy the racing. “If I win, great, but if I don’t I won’t be losing any sleep over it.” This weekend Smith is one of 18 drivers contesting the opening round of the New Zealand

F5000 Tasman Cup revival series in Christchurch. And the big difference this year is that, for the first time since he returned to the re-born F5000 category, Smith will be behind the wheel of his own car, having bought and had rebuilt over the past 18 months an exDanny Ongais Lola T332. The T332 is the car Smith earned his first Lady Wigram Trophy in and since his interest in the category was rekindled he has been trying to buy his original car back from Australian driver Andrew Robson. Robson, however, has been equally determined to keep the car, prompting Smith to eventually look elsewhere for another. That car was found in a museum in Los Angeles and has since been subjected to a nut-and-bolt restoration and respray by long time Smith team crew chief Barry Miller in the same La Valise livery Smith’s original one wore when it was new. And though he has yet to properly test the car Smith expects it to be competitive straight out of the box. “Barry’s done the whole thing and it’s absolutely beautiful. “And the exciting thing about this car compared with the T430 I have been driving is the weight.

“I’ve been giving away up to 130kgs to the McRaes in the T430 and I’ve still been competitive with them. “Now we’ll be on an equal footing we’ll be able to see how good they really are.” Speaking of the McRae GM1s which - with Lola’s ubiquitous T332 - are the most popular choice with drivers contesting the MSC series, Smith believes his competition this season will again come from McRae GM1s of Dunedin man Steve Ross and Canadian visitor Jay Esterer. Another McRae GM1 driver, Christchurch-born expat Chris Lambden, is also expected to feature. Before he set up Australian motorsport magazine MotorSport News (which he sold three years ago) Lambden raced karts here and in the UK and Group A touring cars across the Tasman. Like many of the MSC series regulars he watched in awe as drivers like Ken Smith and Graham McRae raced Formula 5000 single-seaters the first time round, and he resolved to buy a car and join the local series after again falling under their spell at a round at the Australian Grand Prix meeting run in Melbourne two years ago. - STA Ken Smith: advancing years haven’t stopped him winning

Poor combination cost Quade

Dobson Street West Ph: 307 8302 Hours: Mon-Fri: 7.30am - 5pm Sat: 7.30am - 12 noon

ACCOMMODATION, RENTAL

TWO bedroom flat, Tinwald, $200pw. No dogs. References required. Phone 303-7324 CASH for used goods, when evenings or 0276-403-981, no you advertise in the texts. Guardian Classifieds. – WARM two bedroom brick Phone 307-7900. bungalow. Logfire, garage DEADLINES - Ashburton and carport. Fully fenced. Guardian Classifieds $230pw. Phone 307-2503. close at 5.00pm every week day, the day prior ADULT to insertion. – Phone 03ENTERTAINMENT 307-7965.

FOR SALE

FREE ‘For Sale’ advertisement in the Ashburton Guardian when you buy two in the Guardian. – Phone 307-7900.

CINDERELLA, attractive kiwi, naughty forties, no texting. Phone 021-02339259.

PELLET fire wood pellets. GARAGE SALES 15kg bags only $8.95 a bag, free delivery on 10 bags or more. PlaceMakers. Phone GARAGE sale Saturday. 308-9099. Philip Street. 8.30am till 1pm. Sign at gate. PEONIES for sale. Ashburton Farmers Market GRAY STREET, Hinds. Sign this Saturday. out. Washing machine, office desks, heaters, BBQ, single PRICES chef candles are the bed and base, garden tools. ultimate way to eliminate Household items and more. those awful cooking odours, Saturday, November 5, start available at Kitchen Kapers, 8am. The Arcade. your Saturday SPEND over $30 instore and PLAN go in the draw to win a morning by checking the KitchenAid blender at Guardian Classifieds for Kitchen Kapers, The Arcade. garage sales. THE China Shop and SATURDAY, November 5. Denby’s mug offer - buy 4, Princes Street. Sign out at get 2 FREE, in Jet, Azure, 8am till 2pm. Books - mostly Imperial Blue, Regency fiction, stereo cabinet, and other housewares. Green.

DAILY DIARY TODAY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4

Entri ntrie es close Friday November 4. Photos will be publishe published ed in the paper, online and displayed in th the Ashbu burtton Guardian’s Burnett Street office for public voting oting until Friday November 11. Winner inner will be announced announc Monday November 14 14.

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10.30am. ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. Fit Kidz 48 Allens Road, Allenton. 1.00pm - 3.00pm. ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM, On Display “The Gloster Meteor F8” Ashburton Airport. (Now open daily, 1pm-3pm, extended hours on a Wed and Sat 10am - 3pm. Seafield Road. 1.30pm. R.S.A. Euchre, All welcome. R.S.A. Cox Street. 2.00pm. CAVENDISH CLUB. Garden circle, rose display visit to Ashburton Domain. Cavendish Club at the Men’s County Club, Tancred Street.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 9.30am - 12.30pm. ASHBURTON TOY LIBRARY INC. Toys to hire up to 5 years. Methodist Church Hall, Baring Square East. 10.00am - 12noon. ASHBURTON DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP. Open for research, non members welcome. Old Polytech building. 254 Cameron Street. 10.00am - 3.00pm. ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM, On Display “The Gloster Meteor F8” Ashburton Airport. (Now open daily, 1pm-3pm, extended hours on a Wed and Sat 10am - 3pm. Seafield Road. 1.30pm. MID CANTERBURY SOCIAL WHEELERS. 14km road race. Registrations from 1pm. Fords Road near Saleyards, Tinwald. 6.00pm. HOLY NAME CATHOLIC CHURCH. Mass. Sealy Street. 6.00pm onwards. LIONS OF RAKAIA FIREWORKS AND BONFIRE NIGHT. Guy Fawkes night, if postponed will be Sunday 6th.Listen to Classic Hits 92.5fm. Rakaia Domain.

Quade Cooper: An unhappy World Cup didn’t do much for the Wallabies

Brisbane - Quade Cooper’s lack of combination with Pat McCabe was a prime reason for the Wallaby playmaker’s downfall at the Rugby World Cup, according to past mentor Michael O’Connor. O’Connor, who first identified Cooper’s talent as a little-known 13-year-old schoolboy, felt he paid the price for the left-field selection of Brumbies fullback McCabe at inside centre. With Cooper unable to reproduce the form of his stellar Super Rugby season with the Queensland Reds, the Australian backline never fired at the World Cup. The Wallabies forwards couldn’t provide the attacking platform in big matches against Ireland, South Africa and New Zealand, but O’Connor also felt too much decision-making was left in Cooper’s hands. The dual international, and current Australian sevens coach, thought the exciting five-eighth would have coped better with either Reds team-mate Anthony Faingaa or long-time playmaking partner Berrick Barnes outside him at No.12. He pointed to the well-grooved 10-12 combinations of Michael Lynagh and Tim Horan in 1991 and Stephen Larkham-Horan in 1999 as proof time together was integral to success. “He didn’t have his happiest tournament, there’s no doubt about that,” said O’Connor, who helped fast-track Cooper into the Australian and Queensland rugby systems. “A backline is a sum of parts and it was a relatively inexperienced centre combination outside him.

“Whenever we’ve gone into World Cups and been very successful, we’ve had good backlines and those backlines have been together with their combinations for at least a year out and we didn’t have that going into this World Cup. “Pat McCabe has played most of his footy as a fullback and we’ve put him in at inside centre. “I can understand why (coach) Robbie (Deans) did that, but that repetitive nature of having those combinations and knowing each other’s games I thought probably wasn’t there.” After unseating Matt Giteau, McCabe had four Tests beside Cooper, winning three as Australia claimed the Tri Nations crown, before the World Cup kicked off in September. But Faingaa, who was used predominantly at outside centre, and the benched Barnes both had two full Super Rugby seasons playing outside Cooper for the Reds. Like Cooper himself, Deans and All Blacks superstar Dan Carter, O’Connor said the 23-year-old’s game would improve due to the tough times on and off the field in New Zealand. “I think Quade’s going to be better for the experience,” he said. “He brings a lot of pressure to himself and he needs to learn to defuse that a little bit.” “I was a selector in 2007 and we took Berrick as basically our last player for that World Cup and he got an enormous amount out of being in that Wallabies squad. “He showed (last month) there’s nothing like experience at a World Cup.” - AAP

Palmer takes out On tour with Jase epic squash battle Rotterdam - David Palmer, the twice former world squash champion, was able to just get the better of fellow 35-year-old Thierry Lincou in a stunning and thrilling thirdround match at the World Open in Rotterdam yesterday. The Australian beat the Frenchman 11-9 3-11 11-8 6-11 11-9 in a contest of remarkable courage and endurance between the two oldest men on the tour, and with such tremendous rallies that it brought the crowd to its feet several times. It lasted more than an hour-anda-half and, when Lincou led 6-2, 8-5 and 9-7 in the final game, he seemed likely to prevail, even against an opponent renowned for squeezing out of tight corners. But once again, Palmer found an escape route. He went for gambler’s volleys from wide positions, plunged to make improbable retrieves and, allied to his extraordinary determination, prevailed as both players neared collapse. “I realised halfway through the match that this was a nice way to finish,” said Palmer in a rare senti-

mental moment. “At 2-1, I probably shouldn’t have thought like this - I thought at least it’s a great atmosphere. I was desperate to make a match of it. Thierry is a master. “I’m just happy to have got through now. It’s my last World Open and my last tournament. And I can be happy about the finish now.” Lincou did little wrong. He played the orthodoxies of good line and length, and mixing the short and the long games, with increasing accuracy and consistency the longer the match went on. He was perhaps a little less inclined to take risks than Palmer at the denouement. On the other hand, he was unlucky with a ‘no let’ decision in the second last rally. “It was a special match, a very meaningful match,” Lincou said. “It’s his (Palmer) last World Open and one of my last as well. It doesn’t matter that I lost - I could really feel some of the joy around there and some special feeling from the crowd. The quality of the squash was superb. “Even if I lost, I went very far to stay alive. I have no regrets.” - AFP

Ashburton’s Jason Christie is competing in the Tour of Southland in the Calder Stewart team alongside defending champion and fellow Ashburtonian Hayden Roulston. This is his tour diary… Hey guys. Today’s stage was 180km from Te Anau to Queenstown with a finish up the crown range. All started well for us Calder Stewart boys as we set tempo on the from of the peleton for the first 40kms until Hayden came up to us and said that’s it, I’m pulling out. It was a bit disappointing hearing that after spending so much time out front doing all the work for him but now we have to move on and change the teams plan for the remainder of the race. For the rest of the stage the race split up and a couple of us of having the luxury of relaxing and cruising in with the team plans out the window for the day. Thanks to Calder Stewart, they saved us a 2 and a half hour drive back to Invercargill by giving us a 50 min helicopter ride from the top of the crown range back. Wicked experience! Cheers, Jase

ASHBURTON GUARDIAN, Friday, November 4, 2011

' ARDIAN 'U 'UARDIAN DI N

FIELDS&FORM 10 63768 Veewap dw (6) 53.5 A J Vasil (CaulďŹ eld) 11 s5412 Spirited Eagle dwb (7) 53 M G Price (CaulďŹ eld) 12 523s6 Bondarchuk h (2) 53 J D Sadler (Flemington) 13 1150s Hexy Legs dwn (20) 53 Stephen Theodore (Cranbourne) 14 68213 Lady Mahler (14) 53 C W McDonald (CaulďŹ eld) 15 3650s Down Under Boy t (17) 53 J G Symons & S Laxon (Seymour) 16 013s8 Ship In The Night (15) 53 M W Young (Colac) EMERGENCIES 17 157s0 Sagwala wn (3) 53 Aaron Purcell (Warrnambool) 18 s10s3 Off And Laughing whn (10) 53 John Thompson (Flemington) 19 1646s Hiphopopotamus whn (18) 53 M D Moroney (Flemington) 20 440s9 Dane The Rave d (16) 53 A M Williams (Cranbourne)

P Mertens C Newitt

Ascot JETBET 12

D Yendall

Weather/Track/Rail

Ms L Cropp

SATURDAY

Weather/Track/Rail

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

5

JIM BEAM HANDICAP 5s120 81510 11s36 34231 43172 s0903 74414

2

2.30

King Gladiator wb (2) 58 C J Waller (Rosehill) Old Bill w (4) 55.5 C J Waller (Rosehill) Merchandise dwb (5) 54.5 C J Waller (Rosehill) Shezahotshot w (6) 54.5 Ms K Craft (Sunshine Coast) Patmoss w (3) 53 R W Bradshaw (Sunshine Coast) Power To Surprise (1) 53 Joseph Pride (Warwick Farm) Miss Bridgette h (7) 53 R H Thomsen (Randwick)

G Schofield C Schofield (a3) J Cassidy Ms K O’Hara S Clipperton (a3) C Reith S Guymer (a3)

BACARDI HANDICAP

3.10

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

13s25 1s1 4s111 2s746 213s0 15 12s26 2s713 6162 07021 84s55

6

1s547 43s15 7s101 37387 s3112 41 49s61

3

Startreusse tw (5) 58 C J Waller (Rosehill) J Cassidy Subarc w (1) 57 C J Waller (Rosehill) G Schofield Haut Normandie (4) 54.5 Peter Snowden (Warwick Farm) S Guymer (a3) King’s Pact (2) 54.5 David Payne (Rosehill) N Berry Shadow Line w (3) 53.5 G K White (Hawkesbury) C Schofield (a3) Emperor (7) 53 G A Ryan (Rosehill) J Adams (a1.5) Fluctuations (6) 53 Ms W Ings (Hawkesbury) P Wells

WOODS BAGOT HANDICAP

4

6 Magical Talent (8) 57 E B Murray (Kembla Grange) Benedictus (6) 55.5 Peter Snowden (Warwick Farm) Bousquet (4) 55.5 Peter Snowden (Warwick Farm) Diamond Start (7) 55.5 C E Conners (Warwick Farm) Driefontein h (5) 55.5 Ms G Waterhouse (Randwick) Empress Elect (9) 55.5 David Payne (Rosehill) Lady Corleone (3) 55.5 M C Conners (Warwick Farm) Naseem (1) 55.5 G A Ryan (Rosehill) Varanasi h (2) 55.5 John Thompson (Randwick)

3.50

FITZPATRICK & PARTNERS HANDICAP 4.35 553s0 14s11 1s197 55503 4234s 1168s 123s2

5

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

113s2 1s0s9 13463 Ls221 4s798 52832 02215 30s11 22108

7 J Duffy (a3) J Parr C Reith J Cassidy T Berry C Schofield (a3) A Hyeronimus (a3) J Ford N Berry

$70,000, 3yo & up F&M Benchmark 80, 1200m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Pyrography w (2) 57.5 Paul Messara (Scone) C Reith Nuptse (7) 56.5 B K Wakefield (Eagle Farm) N Berry Indiscretions dn (4) 55.5 Peter Snowden (Warwick Farm) J Parr Talapega dw (1) 55.5 A G Scorse (Broadmeadow) C Schofield (a3) Cheap Thrills tdw (6) 54.5 K A Lees (Broadmeadow) J Cassidy More Than Royal wh (5) 54.5 R L Pearse (Randwick) T Berry Purring Flyer dwb (3) 53 R J Price (Nowra) S Clipperton (a3)

FUTURE MUSIC FESTIVAL HANDICAP 208s5 62900 00s00 42s5s 49028 s09s7 382s2 45272 367s0

6

5.20

SHARP HANDICAP

7

77s00 s9032 8s959 3s903 71211 00375 s2244 s1421 25257 8s913 41s47

6.05

SKY SPORTS RADIO FAREWELLS R'WICK 6.50 03117 1125s 2419s 413s4 11 s2909 6s128 41 5s172 277s8

8

Ingham Magic dw (5) 58 C J Waller (Rosehill) Charm’s Honour w (1) 57 Greg Bennett (Scone) Mickelberg dw (10) 55.5 C J Waller (Rosehill) Epona Princess dwb (6) 54 A E Bailey (Gold Coast) Bound To Blush dh (7) 53.5 J A O’Shea (Randwick) Ice Baby h (3) 53.5 P & W Webster (Randwick) Jester’s Girl (9) 53 G A Ryan (Rosehill) Yurrapendi dh (8) 53 J B Cummings (Randwick) Chi Chi (4) 53 M, W & J Hawkes (Rosehill) Blazing Dragon h (2) 53 J B Cummings (Randwick)

TONY PATRAMANIS HANDICAP

G Schofield C Reith J Ford Ms K O’Hara J Cassidy T Berry J Adams (a1.5) B Spriggs (a1.5) R Quinn N Berry

7.30

$70,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 80, 1100m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

1Ps56 69s70 67s32 6500s 729s5 — 215s3 0778s 72113 — 43193 104s4 620s0

Ego d (8) 60 B W Foote (Byerley Park Nz) J Ford Mount Verde dw (10) 58 J R Wenman (Rosehill) J Penza Rosie’s Reward dw (5) 57.5 G A Ryan (Rosehill) J Adams (a1.5) Royal Esprit dw (9) 57.5 Ms G Markwell (Kembla Grange) J Duffy (a3) De Dozen Stars dhn (7) 57 N J & C Voigt (Randwick) S Guymer (a3) Pyrography SCRATCHED Ready Steady Vetti d (4) 55.5 Matthew Smith (Warwick Farm) R Quinn Mighty Obvious d (2) 55 J C McNair (Gosford) G Schofield Outstandingly d (12) 55 Ms T Wolfgram (Toowoomba) S Clipperton (a3) Nuptse SCRATCHED Tonk dw (13) 54.5 R J Price (Nowra) C Schofield (a3) Trilione w (11) 53.5 Joseph Pride (Warwick Farm) C Reith Hardbreak Hotel d (6) 53 G H Walter (Warwick Farm) Ms K O’Hara

9.15

Grand Nirvana tcdh (9) 59 F R Kersley (Ascot) Lords Ransom t (3) 59 Grant Williams (Karnup) King Kool Kat dwh (7) 59 I S Glading (Ascot) Waratah’s Secret tc (6) 59 D R Harrison (Lark Hill) Wolfe Dreams tc (1) 59 S J Wolfe (Albany) Battle Emblem dw (4) 59 Grant Williams (Karnup) Kid Choisir t (2) 59 A M McNamara (Mt Barker) Ranger tcd (5) 59 Grant Williams (Karnup) Philby tcdh (8) 59 G E Daly (Ascot)

P Hall Ms K Yuill (a) Duncan Miller S O’Donnell S Mc Gruddy T Turner J Whiting W Pike P Knuckey

9.52

$80,000, 3yo & up Listed, 1800m 1 71532 Mega Steel twh (7) 58 B A McClune (Ascot) 2 41s96 Sentenza c (12) 56.5 Ivan Haggerty (Bullsbrook) 3 s8000 Guest Wing th (2) 56 Shane Edwards (Ascot) 4 41s47 Sunrange t (16) 56 Ms H Starley (Lark Hill) 5 s8670 Speccio t (14) 55 S W Barrass (Lark Hill) 6 0s236 Big Ted t (4) 54.5 Ivan Haggerty (Bullsbrook) 7 s4743 Double Barrel tcw (17) 54.5 A G Durrant (Lark Hill) 8 21231 Gum Nut Guru t (10) 53.5 J T Warwick (Myalup) 9 4s244 Western Jewel tb (5) 53.5 Grant Williams (Karnup) 10 1s789 Insurgency (8) 53 G B Delane (Albany) 11 11s69 Knightlike (6) 53 Grant Williams (Karnup) 12 24132 Malaika h (11) 53 Ms D Baillie (Ascot) 13 546s5 Manila I Scream tc (15) 53 A G Durrant (Lark Hill) 14 0086s New Spice tc (3) 53 Ms E Van Merwyk (Keysbrook) 15 65121 Peg’s Pride t (18) 53 M Morton (Harvey) 16 06s24 Rocky Range tc (13) 53 A D Mathews (Muchea) EMERGENCIES 17 771s0 Stalingrad h (9) 53 Kellie Kersley (Ascot) 18 s0661 Seize Control t (1) 53 Ms J Pateman (Lark Hill)

8

Jarrad Noske Marco Chui B Parnham Duncan Miller Ryan Hill (a) J Whiting Alan Kennedy S Meeres W Pike E Creighton T Turner S O’Donnell Ms K Yuill (a) Ms J Valas P Knuckey P Carbery

SRG CORPORATE HANDICAP

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

s9212 3s259 0503s 0s702 83s11 11s62 1572s 111 81221 135s2

10.32

4

M Williamson (J) B Shirley C Lee P Court A Beck A Milne P Hunter S Lock R Swain K Larsen R Needham C Barron N Williamson B Barclay B McLellan A Sanderson (J)

KINA CRAIG PACE

1.45

$8000, 3yo+ 1 win mobile, 2400m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

2161 008x0 94971 4000x 0x990 — 57077 54x09 0x408 0080x 13x 346x2 200x3 910Px

Spectactular fr (1) Trevor Proctor (Winton) Xtreme Luck fr (2) Kirk Larsen (Branxholme) Jerry Fitz fr (3) Ross Wilson (Whiterig) Dyed Blonde fr (4) Gil Shirley (Ascot Park) Best Knight Eva fr (5) Curly Thomas (Invercargill) Cullens Moose Troia fr (6) Hamish Hunter (Ryal Bush) Princess Delight fr (7) Alan Paisley (Longbush) Pocket Salli fr (8) John Cox (Winton) Scott It fr (9) Lindsay Wilson (Spar Bush) Suerte fr (10) Mark Shirley (Invercargill) Notabadexcuse fr (11) Ron Barron (Makarewa) Diamante Maravu fr (12) Des Baynes (Winton) Good Togo Washington fr (Ur) Mervyn Todd (Charlton)

B Barclay K Larsen A Sanderson (J) B Shirley G Thomas SCRATCHED H Hunter C Hanna (J) J H Cox J W Cox M Shirley C Barron A Beck N Williamson

5

WYNDHAM SUN. WORKOUTS HCP TROT 2.15 $8000, 1 to 5 wins discretionary, 2400m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

25463 4Dx31 810x2 31x13 0x315 0230x 6x167 51751 60001 057x0

6

Summer Swallow dh (5) 59 Sonya Price (Ascot) Ginsberg tc (8) 58.5 D R Harrison (Lark Hill) Like A Vain t (9) 58.5 J P Taylor (Bullsbrook) Military Secret dwhn (4) 58 T M Andrews (Ascot) El Yong d (3) 57 K R Anderson (Geraldton) Best Feature cd (10) 56.5 R & C Price (Bunbury) Svara h (2) 56.5 F R Kersley (Ascot) Thunderluv’n t (6) 56.5 A G Durrant (Lark Hill) Private City cdh (1) 56 Ms K L Grantham (Ascot) Solsay cdb (7) 56 Ms S Taylor (Lark Hill)

M Grantham (a2) Joseph Azzopardi (a3) Ryan Hill (a2) Ms H Diener (a3) Ms R Forrest (a3) W Pike S Parnham P Knuckey T Turner Takahide Ikenushi

Young Quinn Raceway JETBET 7

CLEARWATER CONTRACTING PACE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

36022 4 00 09004 9763x x974P 25 83835 57660 4 2000x 2583x 9x788

7

SUNDAY

12.15

86988 The Runner Man fr (1) Gary McEwan (Wyndham) G McEwan 08x43 Sienna Sun fr (2) Lauren Pearson (Winton) A Scobie Jenny’s Rubee fr (3) Tim White (Winton) B Barclay 9x05 Jaccka Creek fr (4) Murray Gray (Ryal Bush) J W Cox 907x5 Barneys Girl fr (Ur) Gavin Forbes (Invercargill) G Forbes 0x9 Cool Shadow fr (Ur) Alan Paisley (Longbush) A Bloxham x2077 Gentle Georgia fr (Ur) Leith & Tim Robertson (Makarewa) T Robertson (J) 6x059 Perfect Duchess fr (Ur) Tim White (Winton) T White 0x545 Florrie Bendix 20 (1) Lindsay Veint (West Plains) B Morris 961x5 Latheronwheel 20 (2) Nathan Williamson (Ryal Bush) N Williamson 57367 John Henry Galleon 20 (3) Chris Gerken (Fleming) A Milne 75443 My Name Is Earl 20 (4) Wayne Adams (Invercargill) A Armour 5830x Knapdale Girl 20 (Ur) Baynes/Swain (Knapdale) R Swain 26902 Johnnie Deesel 20 (Ur) Tim White (Winton) C Barron

MATAI FARM PACE

12.45

$4000, 3yo+ non winners mobile, 2400m. 86 477x4 — 64396 54x20 9x788 40x46 60x75

Alldolledup fr (1) Ian Goodman (Winton) Jaccka Cardle fr (2) Wayne Adams (Invercargill) MachniďŹ cent Jaspers Belle fr (3) Steve Lock (Invercargill) The River Card fr (4) Mark Shirley (Invercargill) Darnie Cornetta fr (5) Steve Lock (Invercargill) Express Jaccka fr (6) Murray G Brown (Invercargill) Castle Street fr (7) Chris Gerken (Fleming)

3.21

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

8

5x2 Vicar Sivad fr (1) Alan Paisley (Longbush) Christian Acropolis fr (2) Robert Dunn (West Melton) 832 Cruzin Ima Livin fr (3) Hamish Hunter (Ryal Bush) 3 Low On Wine fr (4) G & P Court (West Melton) 087 Press On fr (5) Greg Hunter (Wyndham) 9x Real Faith fr (6) Ross Wilson (Whiterig) 36 Chief Kapai fr (7) Alan Paisley (Longbush) 07 Delaney Bromac fr (8) John Earl (Northope) 832 Mossdale Logan fr (9) Kirk Larsen (Branxholme)

C Barron T Williams (J) B Barclay P Court B McLellan A Sanderson (J) C Hanna (J) A Beck K Larsen

GRINFROMEARTOEAR @ ALABAR PACE 3.56 11181 61357 7857x 229x2 0x664 0x973 008x0

Glencoe V C fr (1) Brendon McLellan (Wyndham) Von Regal fr (2) Ross Wilson (Whiterig) The Moth fr (3) Andrew Armour (Invercargill) Yankee Dream fr (4) Cran Dalgety (West Melton) Flying Diamonds fr (5) Tony Stratford (Invercargill) Indrah fr (6) Joanne Burrows (Aylesbury) McBeths Boy fr (Ur) Tim White (Winton)

B McLellan A Sanderson (J) A Armour J Trainor (J) J W Cox C D Thornley B Barclay

MLT/PIONEER TAVERN PACE

4.31

$6000, 4yo+ 2 to 3 wins junior drivers mobile, 2400m.

$4000, Up to 1 Win SpecHcp TROT, 2400m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Total Control fr (1) G & P Court (West Melton) P Court Bub’s Hanover fr (2) Alan Paisley (Longbush) C Hanna (J) Ascot Boy fr (3) Curly Thomas (Invercargill) G Thomas Just A Jak Up fr (4) Craig Laurenson (Edendale) A Milne Bronze Reign fr (5) Steve Lock (Invercargill) M Williamson (J) Regal River fr (6) Allan McVicar (Gore) B Barclay Squeezemegently fr (7) Barry Gibson-Smith (Edendale) B McLellan Composite fr (8) Murray Swain (Roslyn Bush) R Swain City Courage fr (9) Ginger Woodhouse (Omakau Raceway) A Armour Simply Genius fr (10) Ian Goodman (Winton) C Barron Jaccka Tom fr (11) Murray G Brown (Invercargill) K Barclay Chokullen fr (12) Gil Shirley (Ascot Park) B Shirley Rakaudi fr (13) Peter Hunter (Ryal Bush) P Hunter Darnie Cornetta fr (14) Steve Lock (Invercargill) S Lock Johnny Fox fr (Ur) Ian Wilson (Winton) J W Cox

MACCA LODGE / NEVELE R PACE

9

FOOD FACTORY HANDICAP TROT

2

2.46

$8000, 3 to 6 wins mobile, 2400m.

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

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

J W Cox B McLellan C Barron A Beck B Wallace N Williamson J Bond A Sanderson (J) B Shirley A Clark

$8000, 3yo+ non winners mobile, 2400m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Wyndham harness

1

Grant Us Peace fr (1) John Cox (Winton) Monnay fr (2) Ivan Gutsell & Megan Irvine (Wyndham) He’s My Valentine fr (3) Stephen Balloch (Ascot Park) Carnley fr (4) Hollon Crackett (Riverton) Sergeant Don 10 (1) Bruce C Wallace (Chatton) Capitol Drive 10 (2) Nathan Williamson (Ryal Bush) Brite Belle 10 (Ur) Jimmy Bond (Mataura) Betty Cuthbert 10 (Ur) Andrew Stuart (Rangiora) Solar Sam 10 (Ur) Gil Shirley (Ascot Park) The Fiery Ginga 30 (Ur) Alan Clark (Mosgiel)

$8000, 3yo non winners mobile, 1609m.

RACE 4: BARAKEY, OUR OL’ FELLA, IMPATIENT TIMES RACE 5: KING SAUL, SHINING KNIGHT, RON’S CALL RACE 6: GRAND NIRVANA, WARATAH’S SECRET, KID CHOISIR RACE 7: WESTERN JEWEL, MEGA STEEL, GUM NUT GURU RACE 8: THUNDERLUV’N, PRIVATE CITY, BEST FEATURE

Randwick Selections

Race 1: MERCHANDISE, KING GLADIATOR, OLD BILL Race 2: SUBARC, STARTREUSSE, HAUT NORMANDIE Race 3: DRIEFONTEIN, BOUSQUET, BENEDICTUS Race 4: CHEAP THRILLS, NUPTSE, TALAPEGA Race 5: STRAIGHT ALBERT, ONE WAY TICKET, MENTALITY Race 6: NEXTANIX, HARD LIQUOR, DONE NOTHIN' WRONG Race 7: CHARM'S HONOUR, CHI CHI, EPONA PRINCESS Race 8: ROSIE'S REWARD, READY STEADY VETTI, TONK

T Turner S O’Donnell P Knuckey S Parnham Ms K Yuill (a) W Pike B Parnham Takahide Ikenushi Jarrad Noske Alan Kennedy J Whiting

77x63 Willie Mak fr (1) Wayne Adams (Invercargill) 55 Windermere’s Dream fr (2) Gil Shirley (Ascot Park) Night Emberz fr (3) Gordon & Colin Lee (Wyndham) Fx62 Danny Maguire fr (4) G & P Court (West Melton) 32x0 Occidental fr (5) Ian Wilson (Winton) 00 Just A Jak Up fr (6) Craig Laurenson (Edendale) 0 Jaccka Mertz fr (7) Peter Hunter (Ryal Bush) 9x788 Darnie Cornetta fr (8) Steve Lock (Invercargill) 90506 Seldom Getit fr (9) Steve Lock (Invercargill) 72643 Hereshoping fr (10) Baynes/Swain (Knapdale) 2 Freemason fr (11) Kirk Larsen (Branxholme) 66652 Maybe Flyin fr (12) Ray Needham (Hilderthorpe) Kensal Green fr (13) Austin Stack (Makarewa) 246x4 Mike McKaid fr (14) Billy Heads (Gore) 0056 The Dominitrix fr (15) Lauren Pearson (Winton) 06x79 Alisa Patron fr (16) Tony Barron (Makarewa) 0x3 Don’t Talk fr (17) Geoff Gibson-Smith (Lochiel)

Ascot Selections

Coniston Bluebird w (10) 60.5 E B Murray (Kembla Grange) J Duffy (a3) Levi’s Choice wh (5) 57.5 John Thompson (Randwick) C Reith Our Billy Blue dw (3) 57 W P Cave (Warwick Farm) N Berry Samui Lad h (11) 56 Ms G Waterhouse (Randwick) Ms K O’Hara Done Nothin’ Wrong dn (2) 55.5 C J Waller (Rosehill) J Cassidy Let Them Have It tdwh (1) 54 Kevin Moses (Randwick) G Schofield Hard Liquor dbh (8) 53.5 A J Cummings (Randwick) J Ford Nextanix (7) 53.5 K J Parker (Kembla Grange) J Penza Letchworth cdw (9) 53 M C Conners (Warwick Farm) J Adams (a1.5) Regal Bay w (4) 53 C E Ritchie (Warwick Farm) Ms R Freeman-Key Kaypers dwb (6) 53 Greg Bennett (Scone) T Berry

$70,000, 3yo Fillies Benchmark 75, 1200m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

8.35

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

$40,000, 3yo & up Rating 74, 1200m

Mentality td (4) 62.5 M, W & J Hawkes (Rosehill) S Clipperton (a3) Royal Discretion cdw (2) 57.5 J C McNair (Gosford) G Schofield Run For Levi dwh (7) 56.5 John Thompson (Randwick) C Reith Without Compromise tcwh (6) 56 N J & C Voigt (Randwick) S Guymer (a3) One Way Ticket cd (3) 54 R J Price (Nowra) C Schofield (a3) Sir Nick (1) 53 Rod Craig (Warwick Farm) R Quinn Straight Albert d (8) 53 G H Walter (Warwick Farm) Ms K O’Hara Mossamine dwh (9) 53 G A Rogerson (Randwick) J Cassidy Setta Rocks dw (5) 53 Donna Grisedale (Kembla Grange) J Ford

$70,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 80, 1600m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Rebel Call tbh (8) 56 J C Byrne (Ascot) King Saul th (3) 56 T M Andrews (Ascot) Ron’s Call th (2) 55.5 Simon Miller (Ascot) Fort Courage th (1) 55 N D Parnham (Ascot) Tax A Million t (4) 55 Ms S Taylor (Lark Hill) Shining Knight bh (11) 55 Grant Williams (Ascot) Shady Bet th (9) 54 N D Parnham (Ascot) Lord Hatras (10) 54 M Storer (Lark Hill) Venetian Prince h (7) 54 T M Andrews (Ascot) Glenesk c (5) 54 P D Tapper (Oakford) Mr Pink (6) 54 Ivan Haggerty (Bullsbrook)

CMI-ASCOT GOLD CUP

$70,000, 3yo & up 0MW, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1.15

$200,000, 3yo & up Group 2 WFA, 1400m

$70,000, 2yo, 1000m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

B Kennedy (a1.5) M Grantham (a2) P Hall P Knuckey Alan Kennedy J Brown S Parnham B Parnham S O’Donnell

WAROA-LEE STEERE STAKES

$70,000, 3yo Benchmark 75, 1600m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

West River Charley td (2) 59 Ms M Tyson (Kalgoorlie) Mabel Grace t (9) 57.5 A G Durrant (Lark Hill) Our Ol’ Fella cdw (8) 57 S J Wolfe (Albany) Impatient Times tc (4) 55 Ben Pearce (Lark Hill) On The Carpet tcd (6) 55 Ms S L Miller (Lark Hill) Barakey t (5) 54.5 J P Taylor (Bullsbrook) Answers Are twh (1) 53 F R Kersley (Ascot) Dance Works tcdh (3) 53 N D Parnham (Ascot) Dante’s Diamond tcdh (7) 53 G P Poletti (Ascot)

$80,000, 3yo C&Gs Listed, 1400m

$70,000, 3yo & up Benchmark 79, 2400m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

7.55

CMI FABRICATION-FAIRETHA STAKES

Overcast/Slow (6)/True.

HOKONUI HONDA PACE

C Barron J W Cox SCRATCHED C Hanna (J) A Beck C Ferguson (J) A Armour C Gerken

1 000x6 Thrill Factor fr (1) Gil Shirley (Ascot Park) C Hanna 2 34461 Lite Jagermeister fr (2) Tom Kilkelly & Ryan Hayter (Tisbury) A Sanderson 3 18766 Scarrymcleary fr (3) Tony Barron (Makarewa) J Trainor 4 590x3 Madam President fr (4) Des Baynes (Winton) R Todd 5 9500x Pashana fr (5) Robert Dunn (West Melton) T Williams 6 98x57 Watrulookingat fr (6) Brian Nicol (Invercargill) T Robertson 7 57x55 Mansel Thomas fr (7) Billy Heads (Gore) B Williamson 8 38x9x Supreme Belle fr (8) Earl Swain (Makarewa) M Williamson

10

GOTTA GO CULLECT @ ALABAR PACE

(J) (J) (J) (J) (J) (J) (J) (J)

5.06

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

15 87x20 9Lx48 91 x5841 91223 31000 73957 x9908 1x785 x00x8 5x842 1 10 76850 61x

Ragged Old Doll fr (1) Lindsay Wilson (Spar Bush) Arden’s Attack fr (2) Alan Paisley (Longbush) Shinko fr (3) Gil Shirley (Ascot Park) Pennsylvania fr (4) Cran Dalgety (West Melton) Wind Runner fr (5) Jimmy Bond (Mataura) Hokuri Handrail fr (6) Murray G Brown (Invercargill) Lanz fr (7) Barry Gibson-Smith (Edendale) Holly Patron fr (8) Brendon McLellan (Wyndham) Suffolk Lady fr (9) Leith & Tim Robertson (Makarewa) Itsnewstome fr (10) Peter Hunter (Ryal Bush) Cuzzies Veecee fr (11) Steve Lock (Invercargill) Octyboy fr (12) Tom Kilkelly & Ryan Hayter (Tisbury) Charlotte Jay fr (13) Ian Wilson (Winton) Sly Courage fr (14) Ron Giles (West Plains) Esteem fr (15) Russell Kerr (Gore) Fagan fr (16) Clark Barron (Rakauhauka)

42/44).'

J W Cox C Hanna (J) B Shirley J Trainor (J) J Bond A Armour C Ferguson (J) B McLellan T Robertson (J) P Hunter S Lock A Sanderson (J) A Beck K Barclay M Kerr C Barron

2!#).'

Poverty Bay races Makaraka JETBET 4

FRIDAY

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

Gear Changes Approved Plates on: No Credit (R4) Concussion Plates off: Miss Marbella (R5) Bar Plates on: Miss Marbella (R5) Blinkers on: Noddum, Applaud, She’s Classique (R1); Another Find, Sometime Later (R3); McDaids (R4); Pactus, Chennai (R6); Sometime Later (R9) Blinkers off: Maravi (R4); Ashley (R6); Panthera (R7); Lawrence Of Arabia, Arizona Jazz, Fling, Madam Minx (R9); Coupe De Ville (R10) Side Winkers off: McDaids (R4) Standard Bit off: Blooming Hell (R3) Norton Bit on: Arizona Jazz (R9) Lugging Bit on: Blooming Hell (R3); No Credit (R4) Lugging Bit off: Arizona Jazz (R9) Cheek Burrs on: Sea King (R2) Shadow Roll off: Panthera (R7); Forever Joyful (R8) Nose Band on: No Credit (R4); Forever Joyful (R8) Pacifiers on: Magic Power (R5) Nasal Strip on: Dontdyewonderin (R9) Nasal Strip off: Magic Power (R5); Lasswade (R7) Tongue Tie on: Demophon (R5); Haere Mai (R8) Tongue Tie off: Another Find (R3); Fling, Dontdyewonderin (R9)

NEWSTALK ZB STAYERS 32284 430x6 6x658 0 55224 706 x0907

12.18 L Allpress K Scallan (a3) M Cameron R Hutchings (a3) B Lammas K Myers C Parish A Forbes (a3) SCRATCHED

CORSON GRAIN STAYERS

12.53

46x42 07175 9314x 11 2221x 21x29 54x06 17x36 044x0

07063 7x176 35276 6x415 Px029 54420 97x02 10x54 x6308 430x6 x6704 63936

3

Calgacus d (9) 58 Nigel Mortimer (Tauranga) Gottino m (3) 57 Brent Gillovic (Te Awamutu) Keepa Lady m (12) 56.5 Phillip Stevens (Matamata) Llave De Oro (5) 56 Kevin Myers (Wanganui) Medici d (8) 56 Lance Noble (Matamata) I’m Not Ticklish m (6) 56 Tracey Newton (Awapuni) Kings Deep m (7) 56 Haworth/Dixon (Foxton) Firekeeper (1) 56 Lowry/Cullen (Hastings) Sea King m (4) 56 Rachael Frost (Otaki) Pauhatu c (11) 56 Sean Cameron (Waiuku) Kings Rag m (10) 56 Ken Harrison (Wanganui) Savabeel Star mb (2) 54.5 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton)

PUBLIC IMPRESSIONS

D Nolan M Cameron L Allpress K Scallan (a3) C Grylls K Myers B Lammas J Parkes M Tanaka M Hills R Myers (a) R Hutchings (a3)

1.28

$8000, mdn 3yo, 1200m 1 3 Black Attack (15) 57 Ralph Manning (Cambridge) C Grylls 2 3857x Gold Rock (2) 57 John Morell (Taupiri) M Wenn 3 4x0x8 Jakob Gambino (6) 57 John Bary (Hastings) J Riddell 4 5 Amazing Force (4) 57 Brent Gillovic (Te Awamutu) R Hutchings (a3) 5 0x0 Another Find (11) 57 Craig Phelan (Ngongotaha) C Lui (a3) 6 Kenny Kool Kat (7) 57 Bill Pomare (Rotorua) A Forbes (a3) 7 Lambo Man (13) 57 Shaun Clotworthy (Byerley Park) D Bradley 8 Ocean Park (12) 57 Gary Hennessy (Matamata) S Collett 9 Popeye Braggins (8) 57 Pike/Donoghue (Cambridge) M Vance (a1) 10 Shanghai Court (5) 57 John Sargent (Matamata) M Cameron 11 3 Blooming Hell b (3) 55.5 Richard Sherwin (Te Awamutu) L Allpress 12 — Sometime Later SCRATCHED 13 Hermosa Novia (14) 55.5 Ashley Meadows (Awapuni) R Myers (a) 14 Lady Of Troy (16) 55.5 Tom Rowan (Te Puke) K Myers 15 — St Sational SCRATCHED 16 7 Youtoofast (9) 55.5 Lowry/Cullen (Hastings) J Parkes

LEADERBRAND

2.03

$8000, mdn, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

— 4x02x 03x 6074 600x4 — 43920 26 36400 80 — 0x

Gusto Maravi (12) 57 Kevin Myers (Wanganui) McDaids (8) 57 Ashley Meadows (Awapuni) Billy Whiskers (4) 57 Bill Pomare (Rotorua) C’mon (10) 57 Nerilee-Ann Robinson (Te Aroha) No Spurs Needed Shabby Sheikh (11) 57 John Bary (Hastings) Riccioli (6) 56 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) Sir Royal (3) 56 John Sargent (Matamata) Werio (7) 56 Sean Cameron (Waiuku) Medieval (9) 56 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) Kaycent (19) 55.5 Lowry/Cullen (Hastings) Minnaleo Miss Reset (15) 55.5 Brian McKeagg (Tauranga)

Wyndham Selections

Poverty Bay Selections

Race 1: LATHERONWHEEL, KNAPDALE GIRL, BARNEYS GIRL Race 2: LAKE VIEW, THE RIVER CARD, LIFE OF RILEY Race 3: FREEMASON, DANNY MAGUIRE, NIGHT EMBERZ Race 4: SPECTACTULAR, NOTABADEXCUSE, XTREME LUCK Race 5: SERGEANT DON, SOLAR SAM, CAPITOL DRIVE Race 6: REGAL RIVER, JOHNNY FOX, TOTAL CONTROL Race 7: CRUZIN IMA LIVIN, CHRISTIAN ACROPOLIS, DELANEY BROMAC Race 8: GLENCOE V C, YANKEE DREAM, VON REGAL Race 9: PASHANA, SCARRYMCLEARY, MANSEL THOMAS Race 10: HOKURI HANDRAIL, FAGAN, ITSNEWSTOME

Race 1: CLICQUOT, FORTY TWENTY, PINDALU Race 2: SAVABEEL STAR, MEDICI, FIREKEEPER Race 3: POPEYE BRAGGINS, GOLD ROCK, BLACK ATTACK Race 4: POETIC LICENCE, SIR ROYAL, MCDAIDS Race 5: SAN RAFAEL, LEMONADE, SLAH Race 6: BARBARA ANN, CHENNAI, CONTEST Race 7: PANTHERA, ICESKATES, MR KANTON Race 8: FOREVER JOYFUL, COWBOY, THE CHARGIN PEANUT Race 9: AMAZING FORCE, ARIZONA JAZZ, COUNTRY DANROAD Race 10: CAPTAIN CRUISING, LADY MARILYN, PATTY HEARST

Quinn Tait (3) 62 John Morell (Taupiri) Slah dm (1) 60 Rachael Frost (Otaki) Marty Boy d (8) 56.5 Marty Johnson (Woodville) San Rafael m (6) 56 Mike Breslin (Awapuni) Snippins c (2) 56 Lowry/Cullen (Hastings) Demophon dm (5) 55.5 John Sargent (Matamata) Lemonade d (9) 55.5 Pike/Donoghue (Cambridge) Magic Power dm (7) 55.5 Nerilee-Ann Robinson (Te Aroha) Miss Marbella d (4) 55 G & T Shaw (Waiuku)

A Forbes (a3) C Lui (a3) D Bradley J Riddell M Hills M Cameron M Vance (a1) L Allpress C Parish

SCRATCHED K Scallan (a3) D Bradley A Forbes (a3) M Tanaka SCRATCHED J Riddell L Allpress M Cameron C Grylls R Hutchings (a3) J Parkes SCRATCHED M Wenn

7 85244 Bachelors Delight fr (7) Jeff Crouth (Pukekohe) 8 57505 Sanjaya fr (8) Ken Sefonte (Kumeu)

2

LEADERBRAND

$5000, 1 to 5 wins mobile, 2200m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

320x8 00679 67391 94162 x6061 35137 07043 06090 53934 64754 8x0Px

34664 15624 60371 — 164 90x39 20x08 213x8 48178 6100x 760x0

Pactus m (7) 58 John Mason (Tokoroa) S Collett Contest mb (1) 56 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) D Bradley Get Flash m (9) 56 Rachael Frost (Otaki) SCRATCHED The Innkeeper Commett m (11) 56 John Bary (Hastings) D Nolan Hemingway d (2) 56 Kevin Myers (Wanganui) K Myers Chennai d (5) 55.5 John Sargent (Matamata) M Cameron Barbara Ann dm (6) 54.5 Haworth/Dixon (Foxton) B Lammas Seams Like Magic d (4) 54.5 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) R Hutchings (a3) Gilmour’s Girl (3) 54.5 Ashley Meadows (Awapuni) R Myers (a) Ashley d (10) 54.5 Nigel Mortimer (Tauranga) A Forbes (a3)

BAY QUIP

1 9x436 Livelong And Prosper fr (1) Green/Hughes (Ardmore) 2 837 Ohoka Colorado fr (2) Tony Herlihy (Papakura) 3 0x Tafadhali fr (3) Michelle Wallis (Waiuku) 4 The Real Eagle fr (4) Macfarlane/Sharpe (Patumahoe) 5 799 Zippy’s Bro fr (5) Richard Brosnan (Ardmore) 6 203 JetďŹ re fr (6) Gareth Dixon (Clevedon) 7 8x63 Inky Boy fr (7) Michelle Wallis (Waiuku) 8 137 Freespin fr (8) Steve Telfer & Chris Garlick (Papakura) 9 50845 Erin Go Bragh fr (9) Ival Brownlee (Pokeno) 10 Sulute The Stars fr (10) Ray Green (Huapai) 11 60x8 Thefasterthebettor fr (11) Henk Habraken (Pukekohe)

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

660Px 8x038 6x041 60371 7x354 314x6 010x5 — 1950x 57690 7x051 6617x 55x98

Tommasi dm (3) 59 G & T Shaw (Waiuku) Iceskates d (6) 58 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) I Chianti dm (1) 57 Ralph Manning (Cambridge) Get Flash dm (11) 56 Rachael Frost (Otaki) Mr Kanton d (2) 56 Pike/Donoghue (Cambridge) Pheasant (13) 56 Lowry/Cullen (Hastings) Saint Columbu (12) 56 Nigel Mortimer (Tauranga) San Pedro Howdoulikemenow d (10) 56 Laura Knight (Foxton) Red Ric (9) 56 Brian McKeagg (Tauranga) Sweet Rita dm (4) 54.5 Lyn Skinner (Rotorua) Lasswade (8) 54.5 Marty Johnson (Woodville) Panthera m (7) 54.5 V & W Hillis (Matamata)

8

NZI SPRINT

C Lui (a3) L Allpress R Myers (a) K Myers M Vance (a1) J Parkes M Hills SCRATCHED B Lammas M Wenn S Collett D Bradley C Grylls

4.24

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2330x 1x 1x 910x3 1x755 198x5 0358x 336x4 x3703 0x938

Haere Mai db (1) 57 V & W Hillis (Matamata) Cowboy d (3) 57 Lowry/Cullen (Hastings) Forever Joyful d (5) 57 Gary Alton (Cambridge) The Chargin Peanut d (6) 57 Laura Knight (Foxton) Black N Blue (7) 57 Kelly Burne (Hastings) Mr Fire Cat d (10) 57 Haworth/Dixon (Foxton) Navigator c (8) 57 Ralph Manning (Cambridge) Split Endz (9) 55.5 Rachael Frost (Otaki) Stravinskaya d (4) 55.5 Haworth/Dixon (Foxton) Be Ready d (2) 55.5 Kelly Burne (Hastings)

ROSELAND TAVERN SPRINT

S Collett J Parkes R Myers (a) R Hutchings (a3) C Grylls B Lammas K Myers D Bradley M Vance (a1) C Parish

4.58

$8000, mdn, 1200m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

25x57 33 28x 0 5 — 65x24 0x68x 0x00x — 8

10

Lawrence Of Arabia (11) 57 Kelly Burne (Hastings) Arizona Jazz (1) 57 Lowry/Cullen (Hastings) Fling b (6) 57 Ashley Meadows (Awapuni) Country Danroad (13) 57 Brent Gillovic (Te Awamutu) Willy Duggan (14) 57 Kevin Myers (Wanganui) Amazing Force (5) 56 Brent Gillovic (Te Awamutu) Casting Stones (3) 56 John Sargent (Matamata) Shanghai Court Diablo b (7) 55.5 Nerilee-Ann Robinson (Te Aroha) Archetto (2) 55.5 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) Charming Creek (15) 55.5 Pike/Donoghue (Cambridge) Dontdyewonderin (10) 55.5 Iain Kennedy (Rotorua) Madam Minx (4) 55.5 Brian McKeagg (Tauranga) Rhythm Keeper (12) 55.5 Iain Kennedy (Rotorua) Sometime Later Crumpet (8) 54.5 John Bary (Hastings)

FARMERS AIR

A Forbes (a3) J Parkes M Tanaka M Hills K Myers M Cameron C Grylls SCRATCHED L Allpress R Hutchings (a3) S Collett B Lammas M Wenn M Vance (a1) SCRATCHED R Myers (a)

5.33

$8000, mdn, 1600m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

x3338 Captain Cruising (9) 57 John Sargent (Matamata) 79403 My Spirited Star (1) 57 Sean Cameron (Waiuku) 08895 Slytherin’s (5) 57 Rachael Frost (Otaki) Combatant (13) 57 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) Hilton James (8) 57 John Morell (Taupiri) 00x00 Saint Red (12) 57 Jim Pender (Tauranga) 34403 Lady Istidaad (3) 55.5 Phillip Stevens (Matamata) 572 Lady Marilyn (7) 55.5 Nigel Mortimer (Tauranga) 05x3 Patty Hearst (14) 55.5 Rachael Frost (Otaki) x979x Amanpulo (2) 55.5 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) 00 Coupe De Ville (11) 55.5 Kelly Burne (Hastings) 7077 Glitzie Image (6) 55.5 Amanda Crisp (Tauranga) 686 Please Release Me (4) 54.5 V & W Hillis (Matamata) Hanamichi (10) 54.5 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton)

M Cameron C Grylls R Hutchings (a3) R Myers (a) B Lammas M Wenn A Forbes (a3) J Parkes D Bradley C Parish M Hills S Collett L Allpress

Alexandra Park JETBET 5

LEADER PACE

FRIDAY

6.23

$11,000, 3yo+ c&g 1 to 2 wins mobile, 2200m. 1 2 3 4 5 6

513 12821 30848 18 11229 21x13

Running To Live fr (1) Tony Herlihy (Papakura) Fusion Power fr (2) Ray Green (Huapai) Takeover Brown fr (3) Ian Small (Patumahoe) Callaway Bromac fr (4) Green/Hughes (Ardmore) The One fr (5) Michelle Wallis (Waiuku) PaciďŹ c Warrior fr (6) Macfarlane/Sharpe (Patumahoe)

57453 86317 63232 x0066 1245x 92221 x1210 745x3 34342 0761x

5

Time To Smile fr (1) Michelle Wallis (Waiuku) CC Miami fr (2) John Harris (Pukekohe) Callie O’Malley fr (3) Balle/Gillies (Pukekohe) Between Dreams fr (4) Steve Green (Pukekawa) El Suela fr (5) Steve Phillips (Pukekohe) Little Monkey fr (6) Jeff Crouth (Pukekohe) Hunua Honey fr (7) Arna Donnelly (Cambridge) Temepara Cullen fr (8) Ian Small (Patumahoe) Killarney Miss fr (9) Colin Butler (Cambridge Raceway) Angel Gabrielle fr (10) Joe Fleming (Pukekohe)

N Chilcott M McKendry P Butcher B Mangos J Stormont T Herlihy T Macfarlane D Butcher Z Butcher (J) T Mitchell

MOVENPICK PACE

8.23

$10,000, 4yo+ 1 to 2 wins mobile junior drivers, 2200m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

31431 6049x 67x69 549x4 10321 32924 — 4x116 2817 45471 00x95

6

The Wild Card fr (1) Michelle Wallis (Waiuku) J I Dickie (J) Star Shiraz fr (2) Bill Darrah (Kopu) K Blakemore (J) Black Frost fr (3) Alek Goryl (Ardmore) P Hilliard (J) Don’t Back Down fr (4) Steve Phillips (Pukekohe) D Branch (J) Franco Noriega fr (5) Steven Reid (Pukekohe) S McMullan (J) Major Dream fr (6) Michelle Wallis (Waiuku) K Marshall (J) SCRATCHED Remington Dreamy Eagle fr (7) Barry Purdon (Clevedon) Z Butcher (J) Gallileo fr (8) Graeme Rogerson & Peter Blanchard (Hamilton) B Jones (J) Overlap fr (9) Gareth Dixon (Clevedon) M Kerr (J) Hot Wired fr (10) Jay Abernethy (Papakura) S Abernethy (J)

MARS HANDICAP TROT

8.53

$11,300, 1 to 5 wins discretionary, 2700m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

41739 19022 22333 729x2 8109x 18x51 54277 29162 46256 08P55 0P37x

7

Mighty Scott fr (1) Todd Mitchell (Tauwhare) T Mitchell Heezadoo Early fr (2) John Dickie (Cambridge Raceway) J I Dickie (J) River Glide fr (Ur) Graeme Rogerson & Peter Blanchard (Hamilton) B Mangos Loki Brogden fr (Ur) Nicky Chilcott (Cambridge Raceway) N Chilcott Lysenko fr (Ur) Luk Chin (Tamahere) L Chin Bill Mac 10 (1) Maurice McKendry (Pukekohe) M McKendry Katelin Brooke 10 (2) Sally Fenning (Thames) J Stormont Denny H 10 (Ur) Balle/Gillies (Pukekohe) D Butcher Phoebe Gladiator 20 (1) Dane Alexander (Ohaupo) T Herlihy Patienceofasaint 20 (2) D & C McGowan (Pukekohe) K Hagan (J) Hot Holiday 20 (Ur) Michelle Wallis (Waiuku) T Macfarlane

MAGGI MAGIC PACE

9.23

$13,000, 2 to 6 wins mobile, 2200m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

8

48x22 22276 — 48302 11351 x4300 18876 x8554 84667

Jarcullembra fr (1) Ian Small (Patumahoe) Fulla Luck fr (2) Michelle Wallis (Waiuku) Henrik Zetterberg Notverychristianlike fr (4) James Stormont (Pukekohe) Livingontheinterest fr (5) Tony Herlihy (Papakura) Seven Wishes fr (6) Ken Sefonte (Kumeu) Napoleon Dynamite fr (7) R & P Fensom (Pukekohe) Anvil On Fire fr (8) Steven Reid (Pukekohe) Our Southern Man fr (Ur) Jay Abernethy (Papakura)

D Butcher T Mitchell SCRATCHED J Stormont T Herlihy T Macfarlane P Fensom S McMullan (J) M McKendry

UNILEVER FOOD SOLUTIONS HCP TROT 9.53 $13,300, 4 or more wins discretionary, 2700m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

2357x 65427 51354 x4426 788x4 2D2x4 90071

Me An Kel fr (1) Dave Gibbons (Kumeu) Sunny’s Bar fr (Ur) Balle/Gillies (Pukekohe) Illuminati 10 (1) Doug Gale (Helensville) SpringďŹ eld Hero 20 (Ur) A & L Neal (Cambridge) Fayanni 30 (1) Luk Chin (Tamahere) Lleyton H 30 (2) Balle/Gillies (Pukekohe) Moment Of Truth 30 (Ur) Rob Lawson (Newstead)

WATTIES FOODSERVICE PACE

T Herlihy P Butcher J Abernethy M McKendry L Chin D Butcher Z Butcher (J)

10.23

$10,000, 3yo+ f&m non winners mobile, 2200m.

TAB doubles 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 8-9. Trebles 1-2-3, 7-8-9. Pick6 4-9 $50,000. Quaddie 6-7-8-9.

1

7.53

$10,000, 4yo+ mares up to 2 wins mobile, 1609m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

9

Auckland harness

J I Dickie (J) T Herlihy T Mitchell T Macfarlane R Brosnan M Kerr (J) B Mangos D Butcher I Brownlee M McKendry J Abernethy

MILE HIGH SERIES HT PACE

3.49

$8000, rating 70 sw+p, 1400m

7.23

$10,000, 3yo+ non winners mobile, 2200m.

4 7

BrookďŹ eld Talent fr (1) John Kriechbaumer (Drury) J Kriechbaumer Arodaz fr (2) Adrienne Matthews (Pukekohe) P Clabby Christian Miss fr (3) Steven Hunt (Waiuku) J Nigro Samelia fr (4) Steve Phillips (Pukekohe) S Phillips Millview Rachal fr (5) Raymond Darby (Patumahoe) J Darby Secret Smile fr (6) Adrienne Matthews (Pukekohe) M Stormont All DeďŹ ance fr (7) Graeme Rogerson & Peter Blanchard (Hamilton) T Vince Maksart fr (8) Frank Phelan (Papakura) F Phelan Anvil Justice fr (9) Ival Brownlee (Pokeno) J Brownlee Em Ef Cee fr (10) Tony Herlihy (Papakura) T Thorby Jonny English fr (11) Danny Blakemore (Kumeu) D Blakemore

NZ KING SALMON PACE

3.13

$8000, rating 70 sw+p, 1600m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

B Mangos J Stormont

FONTERRA BRANDS MAMMOTH STKS PACE 6.53

3 6

9

$8000, rating 70 sw+p, 2000m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

2.38

$8000, rating 70 sw+p, 1200m

Forty Twenty b (9) 57 Richard Sherwin (Te Awamutu) Noddum (7) 57 Kevin Myers (Wanganui) Pindalu (3) 57 John Sargent (Matamata) Applaud (4) 56 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) Clicquot (1) 55.5 Haworth/Dixon (Foxton) She’s Classique (6) 55.5 Ralph Manning (Cambridge) Chenapan (2) 55.5 Stuart Manning (Tauranga) Colombian Praise (8) 55.5 Nigel Mortimer (Tauranga) — Donna Trump

2

B Lammas SCRATCHED M Hills

FIRSTLIGHT FROZEN

$8000, mdn, 2000m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

SCRATCHED K Myers

$8000, rating 80 benchmark, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Overcast/Fast/True.

1

'2%9(/5.$3

15 — Xabeel 16 3 Poetic Licence (13) 54.5 Rachael Frost (Otaki) EMERGENCIES 17 7009 Black Billy Tea (17) 57 Jim Pender (Tauranga) 18 — No Credit 19 7 Donna Trump (5) 55.5 Amanda Crisp (Tauranga)

5

Weather/Track/Rail

4

$4000, 3yo+ 1 to 2 wins mobile, 2400m.

7%%+%.$

3" "$*/ "$*/ $*/( (6*%& 6*%

Its My Life fr (8) Tony Barron (Makarewa) N Williamson Lake View fr (9) Lauren Pearson (Winton) B Barclay Matai Prince fr (10) Alex Milne (Edendale) A Milne Life Of Riley fr (11) Ross Wilson (Whiterig) A Sanderson (J) Seldom Getit fr (12) Steve Lock (Invercargill) S Lock Not Sure fr (13) Alan Parker (Roxburgh Raceway) M Williamson (J) Willy Five Hundred fr (14) Michael Williams (Invercargill) B Shirley

$8000, 3yo+ non winners , 2400m.

KEN GOOD HANDICAP 64s09 137s2 21632 17s45 86130 11111 1311s 78s5s 5s275

88x38 7x 74747 49273 90506 576 5600x

3

$47,500, 3yo & up Benchmark 80+, 1200m

TAB doubles 1-2, 4-5, 7-8. Trebles 2-3-4, 6-7-8. Quaddie 5-6-7-8.

1

SATURDAY

Fine/Good (3)/Out 6m.

4

Australian races Randwick JETBET 5

Australian races

K Bradley L Nolen N Hall J Winks

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

15

J I Dickie (J) M McKendry D Butcher Z Butcher (J) T Mitchell T Macfarlane

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

644 005 52576 x2342 3 93843 8x7 0x202

Live To Roll fr (1) Ival Brownlee (Pokeno) I Brownlee Sockitsue fr (2) Steven Hunt (Waiuku) B Mangos Rocket Venus fr (3) Richard Brosnan (Ardmore) R Brosnan Bettor Get Better fr (4) Barry Purdon (Clevedon) Z Butcher (J) Henley Franco fr (5) Steven Reid (Pukekohe) S McMullan (J) Dima fr (6) Ian Hilliard (Patumahoe) P Hilliard (J) Good Girl Gone Bad fr (7) Hollis/Robertson (Pukekohe) L Hollis Unconditional Love fr (8) Macfarlane/Sharpe (Patumahoe) T Macfarlane Winning Return fr (9) Gareth Dixon (Clevedon) M Kerr (J) 84x8 Chance fr (10) Ken Sefonte (Kumeu) M McKendry

Auckland Selections Race 1: PACIFIC WARRIOR, FUSION POWER, CALLAWAY BROMAC Race 2: SAMELIA, ALL DEFIANCE, JONNY ENGLISH Race 3: FREESPIN, OHOKA COLORADO, LIVELONG AND PROSPER Race 4: TEMEPARA CULLEN, LITTLE MONKEY, CALLIE O’MALLEY Race 5: FRANCO NORIEGA, OVERLAP, HOT WIRED Race 6: LOKI BROGDEN, HOT HOLIDAY, BILL MAC Race 7: LIVINGONTHEINTEREST, JARCULLEMBRA, ANVIL ON FIRE Race 8: MOMENT OF TRUTH, SPRINGFIELD HERO, LLEYTON H Race 9: HENLEY FRANCO, BETTOR GET BETTER, WINNING RETURN

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ASHBURTON GUARDIAN, Friday, November 4, 2011

FIELDS&FORM

FIELDS&FORM Forbury Park harness

Canterbury races

Forbury Park JETBET 8

Riccarton JETBET 6

FRIDAY

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

1

$5000, non winners, 2700m. 1 35694 Two Wishes fr (1) Peter Holmes (Templeton) 2 The Pearl Of Paris fr (2) Craig Buchan (Mosgiel) 3 64306 Wazza Player fr (3) Alex Milne (Edendale) 4 04 Willie Gamble fr (4) Fred Fletcher (Weedons) 5 0x82 Forrest Heights fr (5) Eian Lamb (Tomahawk) 6 230x Winfield Monarch fr (6) John Gamble (Smaills Beach) 7 4 Daytona Beach fr (7) Ray Jenkins (West Melton) 8 92076 Lord Nelson fr (Ur) Darryn Simpson (Mosgiel) 9 800x Head Aitken fr (Ur) Martin Denton (Mosgiel)

C D Thornley C Buchan A Milne S Smolenski A Malcolmson N Buchan R Jenkins N Williamson J Dunn

WASHINGTON VC PACE

6.33

$5000, 3yo+ f&m non winners mobile, 1700m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

00595 The Red Rose fr (1) John Bennett (Greenpark) J R Bennett 06247 Inmysisterspocket fr (2) Daryl Trainor (Forbury Park) J Trainor (J) 80600 Big Rocket fr (3) Brian O’Connor (Brighton) B O’Connor Maddemmas Jewel fr (4) Anderson/Hoffman (Westwood Beach) J W Cox 07x0 Pinot Gris fr (5) Darryn Simpson (Mosgiel) N Williamson 65356 Ima Loch fr (6) Alister Kyle (Winton) A Kyle 9689x Fear Flying fr (7) Peter Robertson (Templeton) C D Thornley x6257 Olivia Rose fr (8) Jamie Gameson (Burnham) J Dunn 5x085 Undue Risk fr (9) G & J Knight (Roxburgh) M Williamson (J) 99x30 Shiney Princess fr (10) Steve Lock (Invercargill) D Dunn 00x60 Mollie Mach fr (Ur) Gavin Smith (Ashworths Beach) L McCormick (J)

3

FORBURY PARK SPORTS BAR PACE

7.03

$5000, 3yo+ non winners mobile, 2200m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Mister Dann fr (1) Gavin Maginness (Lincoln) Trents Courage fr (2) Jason Lethaby (Templeton) Swing Away fr (3) Jamie Gameson (Burnham) V C Devil fr (4) Bruce Negus (Waikouaiti) Seldom Getit fr (5) Steve Lock (Invercargill) Impact’s Delight fr (6) Andrew Faulks (Waikouaiti) Riveria Franco fr (7) Daryl Trainor (Forbury Park) Bounty Eyre fr (8) Fred Fletcher (Weedons) — Mr McArdle

4

S Ottley (J) S Lethaby C D Thornley M Jones D Dunn A Faulks J Trainor (J) S Smolenski SCRATCHED

CITY FORD PACE

7.33

$4000, 3yo+ non winners mobile, 2200m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

40x 00x 9x707 67x54 64396 89 78x56 60

5

SATURDAY

Weather/Track/Rail

Concussion Plates (Front) on: The Debt Collector (R3) Blinkers on: The Harrier (R3); The Harrier (R5); Keepitinthefamily (R6); Micken (R7); Ganache, Keepitinthefamily (R8); Trilogy (R9) Blinkers off: I’m Your Venus (R8); Mungo Jerry (R10) Side Winkers on: Mungo Jerry (R10) Side Winkers off: Ganache (R8); Trilogy (R9) Tongue Control Bit on: Go Go Dingo (R4) Tongue Control Bit off: Sonny Wellington (R8) Lugging Bit on: Sonny Wellington (R8) Lugging Bit off: Go Go Dingo (R4) Pacifiers on: Premier Lady (R5) Nasal Strip on: Pero (R8) Nose Band off: Sonny Wellington (R8) Tongue Tie off: Esprit D’Or (R10) Hoof Pads (Front) on: No Choice (R3)

Mossdale Max fr (1) Anderson/Hoffman (Westwood Beach) J W Cox Lochlea fr (2) Darryn Simpson (Mosgiel) N Williamson Gingerwyn fr (3) Bruce Negus (Waikouaiti) M Williamson (J) Ultimate Sheldon fr (4) Ray Jenkins (West Melton) R Jenkins Jaspers Belle fr (5) Steve Lock (Invercargill) D Dunn Hudson Sully fr (6) Bruce Negus (Waikouaiti) M Jones Holly Morgan fr (7) Fred Fletcher (Weedons) S Smolenski Napoleon Bromac fr (8) Alister Kyle (Winton) A Kyle

ACME METAL & DRUM PACE

8.03

CHRISTCHURCH CASINO

12.15

$22,500, rating 75, 1400m 37067 29613 x096x — 36114 156x7 360x8 427x1 13x71 14519 1x064

2

Cordova Bay tdm (7) 59 Lisa Latta (Awapuni) D Bradley Elusive Tracy dm (3) 59 Aaron Bidlake (Opaki) M Cameron Milo d (1) 59 Michael Pitman (Riccarton) B Moore (a2) SCRATCHED Minnaloushka Excuseable tcmb (10) 58.5 Kevin Myers (Wanganui) D Walker Jed d (8) 58.5 Trina Marshall (Awapuni) V Colgan L’Amour dm (4) 58.5 Lisa Latta (Awapuni) K Myers Savour The Moment d (2) 58.5 Stephen Marsh (Cambridge) J McDonald (a) Unbelieveabelle m (6) 58.5 Stephen Crutchley (Wanganui) L Allpress Diplomacy cm (5) 58 Barbara Blackie (Riccarton) T Moseley Kekova dm (9) 55.5 Haworth/Dixon (Foxton) H Tinsley

NZ BLOODSTOCK INSURANCE

12.50

$30,000, rating 90, 1200m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

15x1x 22842 0x141 x1281 x10x2 42591 6928x

Balaq tcm (7) 58 Kevin Myers (Wanganui) Major Rio dm (5) 57 V & W Hillis (Matamata) Final Touch tcdm (4) 56.5 J & K Parsons (Balcairn) Bolinger tcd (2) 54.5 Terri Rae (Riccarton) Captain Kirk dmb (3) 54.5 Rachael Frost (Otaki) Dozintmateranyway tm (6) 54.5 Shane Kennedy (Riccarton) Benabar d (1) 54 Michael Pitman (Riccarton)

D Walker N Harris K Williams R Myers (a) S Collett M Cameron L Allpress

$6000, 2 to 3 wins mobile, 2200m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

077x0 8x751 8448x 089x9 91614 45347 x6900 58404 03161

6

Oscar Royce fr (1) Wes Davies (West Melton) Laughing Man fr (2) Alan Parker (Roxburgh Raceway) Julius Bardon fr (3) Wayne Higgs (Papakura) Falcons Courage fr (4) Colin McKay (Oamaru) Izshebad fr (5) Craig Kennett (Waimate) Bronze Hero fr (6) G & J Knight (Roxburgh) Elusive Cullen fr (7) Robert Dunn (West Melton) Notenuffinmypocket fr (8) Eddie Murphy (Waikouaiti) Bet Away fr (9) Gavin Smith (Ashworths Beach)

S Golding (J) N Williamson M Jones C McKay T Williams (J) M Williamson (J) J Dunn K Cox (J) L McCormick (J)

TRILLIAN TRUST PACE

8.33

$5500, 4yo+ 1 to 2 wins mobile junior drivers, 2200m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

62067 0x096 0x860 1328x 29389 10640 09558 x450x 74367 70318 x0x36

7

Star Of Courage fr (1) Michael Heenan (Methven) K Cameron (J) Escape The Fate fr (2) Richard Woolford (Yaldhurst) J Trainor (J) Cardinal Huff fr (3) Jamie Gameson (Burnham) K Cox (J) Rockabella fr (4) Mark Jones (Burnham) R Todd (J) Olgoldnblack fr (5) G & J Knight (Roxburgh) M Williamson (J) Valour Under Fire fr (6) Gavin Smith (Ashworths Beach) L McCormick (J) Aveross Picasso fr (7) Andrew Faulks (Waikouaiti) R McIlwrick (J) Caesar’s Bracelet fr (8) Jason Lethaby (Templeton) T Williams (J) Arvee Bromac fr (9) Fred Fletcher (Weedons) S Golding (J) Cheryl West fr (10) Paul Ellis (Kaiapoi) M O’Mahony (J) Nucifora fr (11) John McDermott (Prebbleton) J Anderson (J)

BIDVEST FOODSERVICE HCP PACE

9.03

$8000, 3 to 6 wins discretionary, 2700m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

8

32285 46115 61617 89445 800x3 — 0x973

Maddison Renee fr (1) Darryn Simpson (Mosgiel) Supreme Gem fr (2) Mark Jones (Burnham) El Nino 10 (1) Craig Buchan (Mosgiel) Lifes Decision 10 (2) Andrew Faulks (Waikouaiti) Western Flare 10 (3) Mark Jones (Burnham) Absolute Magic Indrah 20 (2) Joanne Burrows (Aylesbury)

N Williamson M Jones C D Thornley D Dunn R Todd (J) SCRATCHED J Anderson (J,Cl)

36x31 3633x 3187x 090x9 9809x 9005x 000x9 27844 34185

9

Dream Defence fr (1) Jamie Gameson (Burnham) Tumundal fr (2) Graeme McLay (Brighton) Lucy Again fr (Ur) Denise Ottley (Orari Raceway) Good Hest fr (Ur) Ray Jenkins (West Melton) Doc’s Delight fr (Ur) Paul Scott (Mosgiel) Final Secret fr (Ur) Colin McKay (Oamaru) Mum Beat Lyall fr (Ur) Martin Denton (Mosgiel) De Gaulle 20 (1) Bruce Negus (Waikouaiti) Justakiwiboy 30 (1) Denise Ottley (Orari Raceway)

MAINLINE ELECTRICAL PACE

J Dunn D Dunn S Ottley (J) R Jenkins J Thomas (J) C McKay N Williamson M Williamson (J) D Ottley

10.03

$5500, 3yo+ 1 to 2 wins mobile, 2200m. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

THE TURF SPORTSBAR AT PARKLANDS 1.25 $22,500, rating 75, 1200m

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

4

87122 172x0 1100x — 148x3 4x9x0 0x387 50x93 12x2 72414 0x12 240x3 408x2 29964 475x2

65247 15 x4098 67342 5x975 50279 7307x — 00xP2 82486 67456

Sea Storm fr (1) Fred Fletcher (Weedons) S Smolenski Dudinka’s Angel fr (2) David Mitchell (Timaru) J W Cox Notveryladylike fr (3) Peter Robertson (Templeton) C D Thornley Awesome Prospect fr (4) Mark Jones (Burnham) M Jones Berbizier fr (5) Ray Jenkins (West Melton) R Jenkins Kai Clutha Connexion fr (6) Barry Gooch (Balclutha) S Ottley (J) Mossdale Allan fr (7) Anderson/Hoffman (Westwood Beach) D Dunn SCRATCHED Lisa’s Lawyer Winsome Caesar fr (9) G & J Knight (Roxburgh) M Williamson (J) Esprit Jaccka fr (10) G & J Knight (Roxburgh) N Williamson Exotic Girl fr (11) Keiron Dance (Forbury Park) N Buchan

Forbury Park Selections

Race 1: FORREST HEIGHTS, DAYTONA BEACH, TWO WISHES Race 2: MOLLIE MACH, FEAR FLYING, MADDEMMAS JEWEL Race 3: TRENTS COURAGE, V C DEVIL, SWING AWAY Race 4: ULTIMATE SHELDON, MOSSDALE MAX, LOCHLEA Race 5: JULIUS BARDON, BRONZE HERO, ELUSIVE CULLEN Race 6: CAESAR’S BRACELET, ROCKABELLA, STAR OF COURAGE Race 7: WESTERN FLARE, MADDISON RENEE, EL NINO Race 8: DREAM DEFENCE, DE GAULLE, LUCY AGAIN Race 9: SEA STORM, AWESOME PROSPECT, MOSSDALE ALLAN

Minnaloushka tdm (11) 59 Mark Harris (Tuahiwi) D Walsh Aldebaran Star dm (5) 58.5 Trina Marshall (Awapuni) D Stackhouse (a) No Choice (13) 58.5 John Sargent (Riccarton) K C Walters (a2) SCRATCHED The Harrier Abelard t (6) 57.5 Danny Frye (Balcairn) D Johnson Galaxy Star d (2) 57.5 Lisa Latta (Awapuni) K Myers Outrageous Fortune cd (1) 57 Shane Kennedy (Riccarton) M Cameron Anita Pea d (14) 56.5 Peter Rudkin (Riccarton) V Colgan Bacio Francese (3) 56.5 J & K Parsons (Balcairn) K Williams Halo Buster dm (7) 56.5 Steven Woodsford (Rangiora) M Misbah Uppland dm (8) 56.5 K & L Rae (Ruakaka) J McDonald (a) Mt Difficulty (9) 56 Lisa Latta (Awapuni) R Hannam The Debt Collector dm (4) 55.5 Iain Marks (Ashburton) J Bullard Noble Reason dm (10) 55 T & L Prendergast (West Melton) R Hurdle (a2) Kimberley Courtney d (12) 54 Brian Court (Broadfield) L Allpress

DAWN & PETER WILLIAMS FAREWELL 2.00 $30,000, rating 90, 1600m

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

79477 — 11824 206x7 32273 16215 65x91 x1555 x1223 23721 04x68

5

Ketchiben tm (10) 59 Shane Laming (Prebbleton) R Hurdle (a2) SCRATCHED Lady Chaparral Vintner tdm (4) 58.5 Michael Pitman (Riccarton) L McKay (a4) Aussieaussieaussie tcdm (9) 57.5 Kevin Hughes (Riccarton) M Cameron Second Hope tdm (2) 57.5 Kevin Myers (Wanganui) K Myers Lisa Love tcm (3) 56.5 Kathryn Thomson (Rangiora) K C Walters (a2) Figure Again d (1) 55 Kay Lane (Otaki) D Bradley Go Go Dingo tb (8) 54.5 Terri Rae (Riccarton) D Stackhouse (a) Captain Todd c (6) 54 T & M Stokes (Waikuku) M Misbah Cangowest t (7) 54 Lisa Latta (Riccarton) K Williams Muffin Coup m (5) 54 Michael Pitman (Riccarton) B Moore (a2)

PEGASUS STAKES

BILL CUMMINGS MEMORIAL HCP TROT 9.33 $6000, 3yo+ 1 to 4 wins discretionary, 2700m.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3

2.36

$45,000, opn hcp listed, 1000m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2x555 13x12 122x2 17441 67x01 1311 014x3 5131x x2085 50x77

6

O’Cartier tcm (1) 59 J & K Parsons (Balcairn) Imani tm (9) 55.5 Terri Rae (Riccarton) Big Red tm (6) 53.5 Pam Robson (Riccarton) Platinum Zana tm (10) 53.5 Lisa Latta (Awapuni) So Elusive d (3) 53 Michael Pitman (Riccarton) Golden Globe dm (2) 53 Jim Collett (Matamata) Raewyn Coup (7) 53 Michael Pitman (Riccarton) Mi Payday (4) 53 Stephen Crutchley (Wanganui) The Harrier d (8) 53 Paul Harris (Tuahiwi) Premier Lady m (5) 53 Paul Harris (Tuahiwi)

H Tinsley J Bullard L Robinson K Myers L Allpress S Collett D Walsh D Johnson R Hannam L Callaway

MILLENNIUM HOTELS & RESORTS

3.16

$30,000, rating 90, 2000m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1111x 65x51 30396 L5335 41112 36317 11688 1x041 311 45006 11167

Marea Alta dm (2) 59 Alexander Fieldes (Wanganui) Yours tcdm (5) 59 Bill Thurlow (Waverley) Crocodile Canyon dmb (7) 56 Kevin Myers (Wanganui) Peyow Peyow tdm (3) 56 Michael Pitman (Riccarton) Acquit tdmb (4) 55.5 Kerry King (Riverton) Danish Ruler cm (9) 54.5 Kathryn Thomson (Rangiora) Selenus c (11) 54.5 John Sargent (Riccarton) Supremacy dm (10) 54.5 Haworth/Dixon (Foxton) Tropical Storm d (1) 54 Kevin Myers (Wanganui) Keepitinthefamily cd (6) 54 Paul Harris (Tuahiwi) Borrack tm (8) 54 Adrian Bull (Hunterville)

Canterbury Selections Race 1: MILO, EXCUSEABLE, SAVOUR THE MOMENT Race 2: BALAQ, FINAL TOUCH, BOLINGER Race 3: NO CHOICE, ALDEBARAN STAR, MINNALOUSHKA Race 4: SECOND HOPE, AUSSIEAUSSIEAUSSIE, GO GO DINGO Race 5: SO ELUSIVE, IMANI, O’CARTIER Race 6: CROCODILE CANYON, YOURS, SUPREMACY Race 7: BURGUNDY, ANABANDANA, ROCK ‘N’ POP Race 8: PERO, I’M YOUR VENUS, SUPERVISOR Race 9: BLOOD BROTHA, SIX O’CLOCK NEWS, FAST LOVE Race 10: BEEJAY BELLE, KIRKIE, THE GLITZY ONE

3.56

1x13 111 5x312 511 30534 12622 60x71 122 x1533 x5215 216 11x12 21x18

2

MIKE THOMAS LODGE REAL ESTATE 12.30 $11,000, 3yo sw+p, 1200m

Ginner Hart m (3) 56 Alexander Fieldes (Wanganui) Burgundy c (11) 56 Jason Bridgman (Matamata) Shuka m (7) 56 P & D Williams (Riccarton) President Lincoln m (4) 56 Lisa Latta (Awapuni) Dollario m (8) 56 John Sargent (Matamata) Micken m (12) 56 Kevin Myers (Wanganui) Shanghai Bund (10) 56 John Sargent (Matamata) Rock ‘n’ Pop tb (1) 56 Jason Bridgman (Matamata) Bulwer Bay t (5) 56 Mandy & Matt Brown (Ngapuke) Royal Hu (6) 56 Terri Rae (Riccarton) Secret Whisper tm (13) 56 Jason Bridgman (Rangiora) Anabandana m (9) 54.5 Don Sellwood (Cambridge) Kasumi tm (2) 54.5 John Sargent (Matamata)

P Holmes M Cameron H Tinsley K Myers D Johnson R Myers (a) V Colgan J Bullard T Moseley M Misbah D Stackhouse (a) J McDonald (a) D Bradley

WINNING EDGE PRESENTATIONS

N Harris K Myers D Walker B Moore (a2) J Bullard D Stackhouse (a) M Cameron J McDonald (a) R Myers (a) K Williams K Scallan (a3)

1 42301 Night Life tdm (3) 60.5 Michael Pitman (Riccarton) B Moore (a2) SCRATCHED 2 — Captain Todd 3 0x512 Classy Matter tcm (4) 59 Kevin Hughes (Riccarton) D Walsh 4 52921 Dashing Rosie m (12) 58.5 Bill Thurlow (Waverley) K Myers 5 177x7 Our Mona Lisa tdm (1) 58.5 Michael Pitman (Riccarton) J McDonald (a) 6 604x1 Sonny Wellington (16) 58.5 Kevin Myers (Wanganui) K Scallan (a3) 7 x9495 Alpine Heights t (13) 58 J & K Parsons (Balcairn) D Johnson 8 27x94 I’m Your Venus t (15) 58 Mandy & Matt Brown (Ngapuke) T Moseley 9 727x0 Valentina Rossi d (11) 58 Kevin Myers (Wanganui) R Myers (a) 10 188x8 Heaven Sent tc (2) 57.5 Jean Schluter (Rangiora) K Williams 11 70381 Lifter tm (7) 56.5 Kevin James (Woodend Beach) J Morris 12 2321 Pero m (14) 56.5 Peter Hurdle (Awapuni) R Hurdle (a2) 13 41x92 Supervisor m (5) 56 Haworth/Dixon (Foxton) H Tinsley 14 8x610 Ganache t (10) 55 Aaron Taylor (Riccarton) L Allpress 15 20010 Hollywood Bowl d (6) 54.5 Paul Harris (Tuahiwi) R Hannam 16 44823 Santos b (8) 54 J & K Parsons (Balcairn) N Harris EMERGENCY 17 45006 Keepitinthefamily t (9) 58 Paul Harris (Tuahiwi) J Bullard

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GOLD CLUB METROPOLITAN TROPHY

5.10

$45,000, opn hcp listed, 2500m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

41418 x2060 13x41 x5022 43223 77615 x5412 x0277 67231 x2374 91410 76649 11222 x3316 13779

Herman Munster dm (15) 59 Sam Lennox (Waverley) H Tinsley Six O’Clock News m (6) 58 Busuttin & Young (Cambridge) D Walsh Crystal Duke tm (9) 56 Kevin Hughes (Riccarton) D Johnson Blood Brotha cm (12) 54.5 Raymond Connors (Wanganui) V Colgan The Hand Of Faith b (10) 54.5 L S Faber (Ashburton) J Bates The Jungle Boy m (5) 54.5 Shaun Clotworthy (Byerley Park) J McDonald (a) Zabene tmb (14) 54.5 Jason Bridgman (Rangiora) M Cameron Seaflyte m (2) 54.5 V & W Hillis (Matamata) N Harris Mystique tm (4) 53.5 Nick Wigley (Rangiora) D Bradley Woodyeva t (8) 53.5 J & K Parsons (Balcairn) K Williams Kid Columbus tm (11) 53 Murray Hamilton (Omakau) L Callaway Trilogy cm (3) 53 Lester Morris (Rangiora) D Stackhouse (a) Stagehand m (13) 53 Shaun Clotworthy (Byerley Park) R Hannam Fast Love tmb (7) 53 Murray Baker (Cambridge) L Allpress Jafa Jack tm (1) 53 Shane Hapeta (Byerley Park) P Holmes

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BLUE STAR TAXIS PREMIER

5.55

$17,500, rating 70 sw+p, 1600m 1 61345 Danzatiger dm (6) 59 Murray Hamilton (Omakau) 2 3435x Esprit D’Or t (16) 57 Ross Beckett (Yaldhurst) 3 52427 Sargent Dan cd (2) 57 M & W Coles (Timaru) 4 610x7 Browne Sugar td (9) 56.5 Kevin Hughes (Riccarton) 5 1 Doing Time dm (18) 56 Raymond Connors (Wanganui) 6 92x43 Ransomed db (13) 56 Gary Vile (Awapuni) 7 — Bangalore Bullet 8 41x53 Bursting Stone tm (8) 56 Mike McCann (Riccarton) 9 441 Kirkie d (12) 56 A M Cowan (Ashburton) 10 3138x Mungo Jerry d (10) 56 Adrian Bull (Hunterville) 11 1546 Amigo m (3) 56 M & G Eade (Ascot Park) 12 29x10 Platinum Street (17) 56 Lisa Latta (Awapuni) 13 42391 All Aboard dm (7) 55.5 Michael Pitman (Riccarton) 14 8x663 Beejay Belle b (11) 54.5 Murray Baker (Cambridge) 15 274x4 The Glitzy One m (5) 54.5 Steve Anderton (Wingatui) 16 x2313 And She Was t (4) 54.5 Jan Hay (Ashburton) 17 162 May Nelly d (15) 54.5 Peter Rudkin (Riccarton) 18 — Petranova EMERGENCIES 19 100x2 Imacruza d (14) 54.5 Lisa Marks (West Melton) 20 — Santos 21 — Hemingway 22 04x68 Muffin Coup m (1) 54.5 Michael Pitman (Riccarton)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

0x11 25411 10016 13137 12762 1x6 147

Precision King d (11) 58 Murray Baker (Cambridge) M Vance (a1) Swami dm (9) 58 Murray Baker (Cambridge) R Norvall Caipirinha d (4) 58 Priscott/Chipperfield (Te Awamutu) M Hills Fieldofdreams db (1) 58 Stephen McKee (Ardmore) S Spratt Danrose cdm (5) 56.5 Mark Brosnan (Matamata) A Kasim (a1) Blue Yonder dmb (7) 55.5 Richard Collett (Pukekohe Park) J Collett (a) Trendy cm (8) 55.5 Anne Herbert (Cambridge) V Johnston Arise (6) 55.5 Moroney/Clarken (Matamata) J Waddell Cool ‘N’ Suave (3) 55.5 Lisa O’Shea (Cambridge) M Coleman 5880x Coffee Club (2) 54 Lance Noble (Matamata) C Grylls 0 Nab The Moment (10) 54 Chris McNab (Cambridge) R Hutchings (a3)

3

89.8ZM

4.31

$22,500, rating 75, 1800m

Gear Changes

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

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

8

Overcast/Good (2)/Out 2m.

1

49050 963 45x49 46 90506 75368 0x975

39TH NEW ZEALAND 2000 GUINEAS $400,000, 3yo sw group 1, 1600m

TAB doubles 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10. Trebles 2-3-4, 5-6-7, 8-9-10. Pick6 5-10 $150,000. Quaddie 7-8-9-10.

FORBURY PK SUPPORTERS CLUB TROT 6.03

2

7

K C Walters (a2) T Moseley D Stackhouse (a) M Cameron V Colgan D Walker SCRATCHED S Muniandy (a1) H Tinsley K Myers D Johnson R Myers (a) L McKay (a4) J McDonald (a) M Misbah K Williams L Callaway SCRATCHED N Harris SCRATCHED SCRATCHED

1.05

$10,000, mdn, 1400m 1 345x2 Denmark b (1) 57 Stephen McKee (Ardmore) 2 3x6x2 Hilton b (4) 57 Richard Collett (Pukekohe Park) 3 x0073 Arnie (3) 57 Roger Lang (Cambridge) 4 x673x Floreat Days (2) 57 Stephen Marsh (Cambridge) 5 050x3 Sirrevie (10) 57 Graham Richardson (Matamata) 6 222 Pellegrini b (5) 56 Murray Baker (Cambridge) 7 — Quintero 8 97x35 Close Encounter (15) 56 David Greene (Te Rapa) 9 60x83 Karaka Jack (6) 56 Mark Brosnan (Matamata) 10 224x2 Rhythm Divine (20) 55.5 Tony Cole (Te Kauwhata) 11 53 Shirlinda (14) 55.5 Craig Amrein (Cambridge) 12 47037 The Toothfairy (9) 55.5 Richard Yetton (Te Aroha) 13 60x5 Sola Gratia (8) 55.5 Gareth McRae (Pukekohe Park) 14 6 Sing With The Sun (7) 55.5 Tony Devcich (Cambridge) 15 3x552 Lady Chapel b (19) 54.5 K & B Hawtin (Te Awamutu) 16 7x380 Willow Park (18) 54.5 John Wheeler (New Plymouth) EMERGENCIES 17 Chantilly Lad (13) 56 Terry Wenn (Cambridge) 18 Large As Life (17) 56 Chris Wood (Cambridge) 19 8x760 Superbelle (16) 55.5 Noel Haigh (Cambridge) 20 — Gallivant 21 0079x Horace Dee (12) 57 Donald McKenzie (Te Rapa) 22 5008x Desi Girl (11) 55.5 John Bary (Hastings)

4

L Innes J Collett (a) A Forbes (a3) V Johnston S Spratt M Coleman SCRATCHED P Turner (a2) R Jones R Hutchings (a3) M Vance (a1) M Sweeney B Lammas J Jago L Satherley C Grylls M Wenn SCRATCHED R Norvall

COAST 105FM

1.40

$10,000, mdn, 1600m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

23x33 3x644 2x746 009x8 3008x 0 x706x 785 5x00 6332x — 35x 9x703 377x5 00x0x 078

5

Brave Ali (7) 57 Lance Noble (Matamata) Take Charge (15) 57 Daniel Flavell (Ardmore Lodge) Partner In Time (12) 57 K & B Hawtin (Te Awamutu) Pride Of Lions (6) 57 Denise Jeffcoat (Pukekohe Park) Redemption (5) 57 Lisa Anderson (Te Aroha) Rio Tonto (4) 57 Jon Miller (Pukekohe Park) Verdasco (10) 57 Peter Odlum (Te Rapa) Lozada (13) 56 Peter McKay (Matamata) Sir Reims (9) 56 J & B Vance (Ardmore Lodge) Zahtui b (1) 55.5 Shaun Clotworthy (Byerley Park) Connie Be Good High Kin (11) 55.5 Stephen Marsh (Cambridge) Miss Meena (3) 55.5 Don Dwyer (Pukekohe) Erlicheer (2) 55.5 Todd Mitchell (Cambridge) Ardito (8) 55.5 Terry Wenn (Cambridge) Blue Swallow (14) 55.5 Dean Lockwood (Whenuapai)

C Lammas R Norvall C Grylls M Wenn C Parish A Collett (a1) A Forbes (a3) S Spratt M Tanaka M Vance (a1) SCRATCHED V Johnston M Hills T Thornton L Innes S Shirahama (a3)

HAURAKI 96.2FM

2.20

$13,000, rating 70 sw+p, 1600m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

86x80 1008x 100x9 21 21300 2x800 922x5 8512x 9x365 21 9x864

6

Allsortsafun (10) 57 Stephen Autridge (Matamata) Carniva Boy (4) 57 Bruce Wallace (Takanini) Street Siren tm (7) 56.5 Ben Foote (Byerley Park) Malandrino c (5) 56 Murray Baker (Cambridge) Pan Dulce cm (9) 56 Jamie Graham (Ardmore Lodge) St Moritz (8) 56 John Sargent (Matamata) Pentango dm (1) 55.5 Moroney/Clarken (Matamata) Our Zeby (11) 54.5 D & C Bothwell (Stratford) Surge t (3) 54.5 John Bary (Hastings) Zurella (2) 54.5 Shaune Ritchie (Cambridge) Designacat (6) 54.5 Ben Foote (Byerley Park)

S Spratt G Cooksley R Hutchings (a3) M Coleman C Parish L Innes A Kasim (a1) M Tanaka J Waddell J Collett (a) P Taylor

ASHFORD LODGE

2.56

$13,000, rating 80, 2000m

Overcsast/Dead (6)/Out 3m.

1 44533 Al Askan m (17) 59 D & D Logan (Ruakaka) A Kasim (a1) 2 80x21 Double Image m (6) 58.5 John Wheeler (New Plymouth) C Grylls 3 — Electronic Socks SCRATCHED 4 3x325 Fromelles m (10) 58.5 John Sargent (Riccarton) J Collett (a) 5 68415 Little Alfie Brown cm (8) 58.5 Peter Blick (Cambridge) L Satherley 6 24152 Seigal dmb (4) 57.5 Neil Connors (Woodville) M Sweeney 7 16272 Amity Dane m (1) 57 Richard Cooper (Taupo) C Lammas 8 11796 Desert Lad cm (9) 57 Wright/Howlett (Glen Massey) A Collett (a1) 9 34x59 Double O Seven d (15) 57 Lowry/Cullen (Hastings) M Hills 10 38030 Pinzee m (5) 57 Bob Autridge (Matamata) P Turner (a2) 11 40x10 Ted’ll Do m (16) 57 Shelley Hale (Cambridge) J Waddell 12 25502 Bindi tm (13) 56.5 Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young (Cambridge) 13 64L38 Petushki cdm (18) 56 John Wheeler (New Plymouth) A Forbes (a3) 14 710x5 Wisecrack (12) 56 K & B Kelso (Matamata) M Coleman 15 53x04 Affaire D’Honneur d (14) 55.5 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) R Hutchings (a3) 16 65317 Tale Of Terror m (3) 55.5 Stephen Ralph (Pukekohe) D Nolan EMERGENCIES 17 75103 Keepher Close m (2) 54.5 Patsy Riley (Pukekohe) G Cooksley 18 60726 Noosa Blue m (11) 54.5 J & B Vance (Ardmore Lodge) M Vance (a1) 19 109x6 Mons Calpe (7) 54 Todd Mitchell (Cambridge) T Thornton

Waikato Gear Changes

7

Waikato races Te Rapa JETBET 2

SATURDAY

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

Weather/Track/Rail

Bar Plates (Front) off: Desi Girl (R3) Approved Plates on: Desi Girl (R3) ) Approved Plates off: Billy Bingo (R8) Approved Plates (Hind) off: Desi Girl (R3) Concussion Plates on: Billy Bingo (R8) Concussion Plates (Front) on: Take Charge (R4) Blinkers on: Nab The Moment (R2); Close Encounter, Sola Gratia, Willow Park (R3); Lozada (R4); Abbey Tralae (R8); Wai Not, Reposado (R9); Mr Kunoff (R10 Blinkers off: Verdasco (R4); Siem Reap, La Muchacha, Belles Fast, Monachee (R8); Tamsyn Rose (R10) Side Winkers off: Nab The Moment (R2); Redemption (R4) Nose Band on: Pellegrini (R3); Eveready To Dance (R9) Norton Bit on: Billy Bingo (R8) Norton Bit off: Nab The Moment (R2) Lugging Bit on: Nab The Moment (R2) Lugging Bit off: Nab The Moment (R2); Billy Bingo (R8) Bandages off: Jumoke (R9) Nasal Strip on: Apache Sky (R10) Tongue Tie on: Nab The Moment (R2); Allsortsafun (R5); Siem Reap (R8) Tongue Tie off: Desi Girl (R3); Verdasco (R4); Eveready To Dance (R9)

1

HEALTH HANDICAP

12.00

$11,000, 2yo, 1000m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

2 25 53 4 9

Clippet (8) 58 John Bary (Hastings) Southern Lord (12) 57.5 Alan Tait (Matamata) Travino (3) 57.5 Peter McKay (Matamata) Cornelius (2) 57 Ben Foote (Byerley Park) Thebestofyou (9) 56 Luke Pertab (Byerley Park) Cassie May (1) 55.5 David Greene (Te Rapa) Hogwarts Express (7) 55.5 Stephen Marsh (Cambridge) Jersey Girl (10) 55.5 V & W Hillis (Matamata) Marechal (4) 55.5 John Sargent (Matamata) Pacific Choice (5) 55.5 Ben Foote (Byerley Park) Saveadance (6) 55.5 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) 6 La Sommeliere (11) 55 Ben Foote (Byerley Park)

D Nolan R Norvall J Waddell P Taylor S Spratt J Collett (a) C Grylls A Kasim (a1) M Coleman M Wenn R Hutchings (a3) L Innes

TIMPSON FAMILY TRUST SPRINT

3.36

$45,000, opn hcp listed, 1200m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

8

3066x 1111x 16171 1217x 02527 266x5 700x1 4x112 16x34 17x92 114x2

Joku dm (9) 59 Jim Litt (Hawera) Veyron dm (3) 59 Linda Laing (Cambridge) Art Beat dm (11) 58.5 V & W Hillis (Matamata) Altered Image dm (5) 58 Moroney/Clarken (Matamata) Kaap Kruis dm (7) 56 Aidan Schumacher (Stratford) Vincent Mangano cdm (8) 56 Peter McKay (Matamata) The Hombre d (2) 55.5 John Bary (Hastings) Baby Guinness dmb (10) 53.5 Fursdon/Sliz (Matamata) Just Call Me Bond d (4) 53 Lowry/Cullen (Hastings) Santangelo cdm (6) 53 Ramsay/Ritchie (Maungatautari) Appiel dm (1) 53 Richard Collett (Pukekohe Park)

CLASSIC HITS 98.6

T Thornton R Norvall L Innes M Coleman A Collett (a) S Spratt J Waddell C Grylls M Hills M Sweeney J Collett (a)

4.08

$13,000, rating 80, 1200m 1 1253x Siem Reap tcd (11) 59 Linda Laing (Cambridge) R Norvall 2 — La Muchacha SCRATCHED 3 23x64 Sweet Suitor dm (4) 58.5 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) R Hutchings (a3) 4 12211 Toma Valea cdm (16) 58.5 Mark Brosnan (Matamata) R Jones 5 66998 Abbey Tralae cdm (8) 58 Stephen Autridge (Matamata) J Collett (a) 6 2109x Fashion Rocks (15) 57.5 Lance Noble (Matamata) A Forbes (a3) 7 4121x Take Off d (9) 57.5 Shane Brown (Woodville) M Wenn 8 4x182 Above Stratum dmb (7) 57 Warren Bolton (New Plymouth) M Tanaka 9 — Universal Music SCRATCHED 10 1150x Billy Bingo d (6) 56 Michael Manson (Ruakaka) C Lammas 11 45495 Colorado cdm (5) 56 Anna Scott (Byerley Park) A Collett (a1) 12 541x1 Gospel cm (2) 56 Moroney/Clarken (Matamata) J Waddell 13 1571x Party Cat c (10) 56 Chris Wood (Cambridge) M Hills 14 — Payette SCRATCHED EMERGENCIES 15 5107x Belles Fast (13) 56 Allan Sharrock (New Plymouth) L Innes 16 211x7 Ebullient db (3) 55.5 Ramsay/Ritchie (Maungatautari) M Coleman 17 2194x Starpin dm (12) 55.5 Paul Duncan (Cambridge) C Grylls

Waikato Selections Race 1: TRAVINO, CLIPPET, LA SOMMELIERE Race 2: BLUE YONDER, PRECISION KING, FIELDOFDREAMS Race 3: PELLEGRINI, LADY CHAPEL, HILTON Race 4: BRAVE ALI, LOZADA, HIGH KIN Race 5: ZURELLA, MALANDRINO, PENTANGO Race 6: WISECRACK, AL ASKAN, FROMELLES Race 7: VEYRON, ART BEAT, THE HOMBRE Race 8: SWEET SUITOR, EBULLIENT, TOMA VALEA Race 9: ENUFFISENUFF, ANNA MARIA, RUN TO THE BANK Race 10: C’EST MAGNIFIQUE, CHAUMONT, FORGIVE NO FORGET

18 1295x Monachee d (14) 55.5 Allan Sharrock (New Plymouth) 19 0738x Koe d (1) 55.5 Brett McDonald (Cambridge) 20 — Rio Nugget

9

DRUG DOGS BY ELITE

SCRATCHED

4.51

$13,000, rating 80, 1600m 1 10x00 Midday Hero tcdm (22) 59 Linda Laing (Cambridge) L Satherley 2 98x04 Khemosabi tcm (17) 58 Paul Gordon (Cambridge) M Hills 3 9x144 Run To The Bank m (11) 57.5 Stephen Marsh (Cambridge) J Waddell 4 71x00 Eveready To Dance cd (15) 57 Murdoch/Olson (Waiuku) B Lammas 5 8x134 Sadist (6) 57 John Sargent (Matamata) J Collett (a) 6 18142 Wai Not m (12) 57 Glenn Old (Matamata) C Lammas 7 51x63 Anna Maria cm (16) 56.5 T & M Carter (Cambridge) R Norvall 8 11195 Imogen’s Brother cdmb (21) 56.5 Lisa Anderson (Te Aroha) S Spratt 9 186x0 Dragon Eye dm (18) 56 Daniel Flavell (Ardmore Lodge) P Taylor 10 x1261 Enuffisenuff dm (14) 56 John Bary (Hastings) D Nolan 11 08x81 La Manzanilla dm (5) 56 G & D Rogerson (Hamilton) R Hutchings (a3) 12 46x21 Old Drumble dm (13) 56 Ralph Manning (Cambridge) C Grylls 13 56x46 Queen Of Pop (10) 56 Murray Baker (Cambridge) M Coleman 14 923x1 The Shackler m (1) 56 Michael Dromgool (Te Aroha) C Parish 15 34706 Zorro’s Star dm (4) 56 Stuart Manning (Tauranga) S Shirahama (a3) 16 15x48 Rainmaker dm (8) 55.5 Jenna Mahoney (Clevedon) L Robertson (a4) EMERGENCIES 17 617x6 Barbadine (3) 55.5 Ramsay/Ritchie (Maungatautari) L Innes 18 1680x Jumoke d (2) 55.5 D & C Bothwell (Stratford) 19 19x00 Santeria d (19) 55.5 Janelle Millar (New Plymouth) 20 108x8 Shredder c (20) 55 Fred Cornege (Cambridge) 21 86460 Reposado d (9) 55 Jamie Graham (Ardmore Lodge) 22 878x8 I Gotta Feeling d (7) 55 John Wheeler (New Plymouth)

10

NEWSTALK ZB 97FM

5.26

$13,000, rating 70 sw+p, 1400m 1 9700x Zeytin d (8) 59 Judith Otto (Tauranga) M Sweeney 2 180x1 C’est Magnifique d (3) 57 Roger James (Cambridge) J Waddell 3 126x4 Chaumont dm (18) 57 Tony Cole (Te Kauwhata) L Innes 4 4120x Down Town (1) 56 John Wheeler (New Plymouth) B Lammas 5 09x23 Mr Kunoff dm (15) 56 Bernard Dyke (Cambridge) M Hills 6 46x31 Viking Ace d (6) 56 Karyn McQuade (Matamata) C Lammas 7 896x0 My My Maree (12) 55.5 Murdoch/Olson (Waiuku) A Collett (a1) 8 1575x Cool Radiance (11) 55.5 Andrew Scott (Matamata) H Wong (a4) 9 x1243 Apache Sky (19) 54.5 Mark Brosnan (Matamata) R Jones 10 47431 Themoneyzmine c (13) 54.5 Allan Sharrock (New Plymouth) R Hutchings (a3) 11 3415x Chaparrone (20) 54.5 Stephen McKee (Ardmore) S Spratt 12 3331x Essaouira t (16) 54.5 Lance Noble (Matamata) C Grylls 13 1 Forgive No Forget (2) 54.5 Shaune Ritchie (Cambridge) J Collett (a) 14 x3861 Hot Now m (17) 54.5 Kevin Morton (Byerley Park) G Cooksley 15 — Iponi SCRATCHED 16 1 Rockfield Belle dm (14) 54.5 Jason Price (Matamata) M Coleman EMERGENCIES 17 6310x Costello c (9) 56 Peter McKay (Matamata) A Forbes (a3) 18 00050 Carbonado m (4) 57 David Murray (Cambridge) M Vance (a1) 19 — Z’Honor SCRATCHED 20 6408x Needastar t (5) 56 Lance Noble (Matamata) 21 0x409 Zerpourguru d (10) 56 Stephen Ralph (Pukekohe) 22 5800x Tamsyn Rose m (7) 55.5 John Wright (Matamata)

12 10s53 Nicastro w (13) 54 J A McLean (Yangery) 13 2s216 Finiguerra dw (9) 53 D I Dodson (Telopea Downs) 14 s00s9 Jeuneys End d (15) 53 A Fitzgerald (Wangaratta) 15 — Set The Course

3

ANTLER LUGGAGE HANDICAP $100,000, 4yo & up Rating 95, 2000m

4

HILTON HOTELS STAKES

SATURDAY

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

Weather/Track/Rail Fine/Dead (4)/Out 9m.

Gear Changes Race plates on: Churchill (R1); Yosei bar (R6) Bit lifter on: Cavallo Nero (R4) Blinkers on: Holy Right, Trophies, Dormello (R1); Finiguerra (R2); Musical Hit, Kim Heaven (R3); Amah Rock, Able Fast (R4); Buffering, Response (R5); Wall Street, Dao Dao (R6); Teardrop Rock, Stole (R7); Rockpecker (R9) Blinkers off: Absalon (R4); Yosei bar (R6); Anudjawun (R8); Ego’s Dare (R9) Lugging bit on: Churchill, Star Of Choisir (R1) Lugging bit off: Far Horizons (R9) Nasal strip on: Stole (R7) Norton bit on: Far Horizons (R9) Noseroll on: Yosei bar (R6); Dance With Her (R7) Stallion chain on: Shenzhou Steeds (R2) Tongue control bit off: Cabasso (R3) Tongue tie on: Ptolemy (R1); Cabasso (R3); Scenic Blast (R5) Tongue tie off: Yosei bar (R6); Dane The Rave (R9) Winkers on: Rappers Delight, Digitalism, She’s A Monet (R1); Rialya (R3) Winkers off: Able Fast (R4) Visor on: Model To Nite (R3); Dance With Her, Model To Nite (R7)

HONG KONG JC MARIBYRNONG PLATE 1.30 $150,000, 2yo Group 3 SW, 1000m

1 1 Jimando d (7) 56.5 Tony McEvoy (Angaston) 2 3 Rappers Delight (16) 56.5 D A Hayes (Euroa) 3 6 Holy Right (2) 56.5 John McArdle (Mornington) 4 7 Magnusificent (6) 56.5 Anthony Freedman (Rye) 5 7 Trophies h (4) 56.5 John Thompson (Flemington) 6 Andre Roo Hoo (10) 56.5 R E Laing (Cranbourne) 7 Churchill h (18) 56.5 John Thompson (Flemington) 8 Digitalism h (12) 56.5 J D Sadler (Flemington) 9 Dormello h (3) 56.5 Ms G Waterhouse (Flemington) 10 Magnus Reign (8) 56.5 R G Hore-Lacy (Caulfield) 11 Star Of Choisir (1) 56.5 D A Hayes (Euroa) 12 Underestimation h (15) 56.5 D R Lawson (Flemington) 13 5 Real Stolle h (14) 54.5 John Thompson (Flemington) 14 88 Diamond Player (5) 54.5 A J Cummings (Randwick) 15 Lady Of Harrods h (9) 54.5 R F Cameron (Flemington) 16 She’s A Monet (17) 54.5 C F Hyland (Cranbourne) EMERGENCIES 17 Diamond Costa (11) 56.5 A J Cummings (Caulfield) 18 Ptolemy h (13) 56.5 G Portelli (Flemington)

2

VISIT VICTORIA HANDICAP

K Mc Evoy S Arnold M Zahra D Dunn J Mott J Bowman B Avdulla D Nikolic N Rawiller D Yendall J Winks S King M Rodd D Beadman Dean Holland B Rawiller

2.10

$100,000, 4yo & up Rating 95, 1600m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

00807 21s24 0s113 80314 s8084 s8501 3716s 4s532 111s2 84704 s8831

3.30

$150,000, 3yo Listed, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

113 321s3 4s111 11687 8s211 15s15 4s171 s3121 412s1 12 2s2 1 68s21 221

5

Amah Rock (10) 57 P Morgan (Whittlesea) Mahisara dw (8) 57 Paul Messara (Scone) Mental dwh (12) 55 Peter Snowden (Flemington) Absalon (7) 54 Jason McLachlan (Sunshine Coast) Toned w (14) 54 Robert Hickmott (Mt. Macedon) Red Rain h (11) 54 M Ellerton & S Zahra (Flemington) Rheinfels dwh (9) 54 Peter Snowden (Flemington) Sabres dw (3) 54 Anthony Freedman (Rye) Racer’s Dream (6) 54 M Cornish & Ms D Gaskin (Echuca) Sylvan Power (4) 54 B J James (Ballarat) Able Fast bh (13) 54 M, W & J Hawkes (Flemington) Cavallo Nero (2) 54 N J Harnett (Cranbourne) Instinction (1) 54 M G Price (Caulfield) De Triomphe d (5) 54 G Eurell (Cranbourne)

PATINACK FARM CLASSIC

D Nikolic K Mc Evoy L Nolen N Hall J Winks D Yendall J Todd M Walker D Dunn P Mertens C Newitt B Avdulla

4.15

$1000,000, Group 1 WFA, 1200m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

533s4 44146 11s11 s8330 11236 s3420 65189

Scenic Blast tcdw (1) 58.5 D L Morton (Redcliffe) Buffering dw (5) 58.5 R L Heathcote (Eagle Farm) Black Caviar tcdn (4) 56.5 P G Moody (Caulfield) Response tdh (6) 56.5 M Ellerton & S Zahra (Flemington) Mid Summer Music dw (2) 56.5 P G Moody (Caulfield) Curtana cdw (3) 56.5 P G Moody (Caulfield) Panipique twn (7) 56.5 P G Moody (Caulfield)

EMIRATES STAKES

S Arnold N Rawiller L Nolen D Dunn B Melham M Walker

5.00

$1000,000, Quality Group 1, 1600m

Australian races

1

2.50

1 57370 Domesky dn (17) 58.5 M C Kent (Cranbourne) N Rawiller 2 33313 Texan Warney dw (11) 58 D I Dodson (Telopea Downs) Ms H Mc Kechnie 3 30s84 Count Encosta dwh (16) 56.5 John Thompson (Flemington) B Avdulla 4 0s645 Chartreux tdw (10) 55.5 D A Hayes (Euroa) S Arnold 5 74002 Pacino tcd (4) 54.5 C W McDonald (Caulfield) D Nikolic 6 s7413 Rialya w (12) 53.5 Lloyd Kennewell (Morphettville) 7 45931 The Black Oak w (8) 53.5 C Maher (Caulfield) J Benbow 8 92665 Daydream Charlie dw (5) 53 T T Oxlade (Strathalbyn) K Mc Evoy 9 92274 Model To Nite wh (2) 53 N A Blackiston (Flemington) M Walker 10 53s44 Musical Hit (1) 53 K M Keys (Cranbourne) D Dunn 11 70s15 Sea Galleon w (6) 53 C & C Alderson (Cranbourne) C Munce 12 31112 Cabasso wbh (3) 53 R F Cameron (Flemington) Dean Holland 13 15113 Con Act (14) 53 J G Symons & S Laxon (Seymour) N Hall 14 1s373 Fabriano (15) 53 P Donnelly (Benalla) J Todd 15 14493 Sassy Bay (7) 53 Chris Clavarino (Narbethong) J Winks 16 570s6 The Chevron wbh (13) 53 J D Sadler (Flemington) J Noonan (a) EMERGENCY L Nolen 17 6s888 Kim Heaven hn (9) 53 J B Cummings (Flemington)

6

Flemington JETBET 3

Ms N Mc Lean Ms H Mc Kechnie J Todd SCRATCHED

Chasm c (12) 59 Heath Conners (Geelong) Erewhon dh (10) 59 Peter Snowden (Flemington) He’s Remarkable dwb (5) 59 R A James (Cambridge) Happy Trails d (11) 58.5 Paul Beshara (Morphettville) Gold Salute tcw (7) 58 Mark Riley (Mornington) War Ends d (8) 57.5 M A Kavanagh (Morphettville) The Big Steel tdwn (4) 57 M W Laurie (Mornington) Eraset dhn (6) 56.5 D T O’Brien (Flemington) Shenzhou Steeds dwh (3) 56 M D Moroney (Flemington) Delayedreaction dw (14) 54.5 L J Corstens (Kyneton) Gold Sand dn (2) 54 Lee & Shannon Hope (Seymour)

D Nikolic M Zahra N Rawiller M Rodd B Melham D Dunn C Ormsby D Beadman L Nolen

1 s2112 Jimmy Choux dw (13) 58 J G Bary (Hastings (Nz) J K Riddell 2 s0444 Wall Street cdw (2) 56 J R Lynds (Awapuni (Nz) J Bowman 3 6s668 Danleigh dwn (1) 55.5 C J Waller (Rosehill) N Rawiller 4 0s131 Love Conquers All wh (9) 55.5 M, W & J Hawkes (Flemington) D Beadman S Arnold 5 s5103 Toorak Toff w (5) 55.5 R G Hore-Lacy (Caulfield) 6 31403 Pinwheel whn (16) 54.5 Peter Snowden (Flemington) K Mc Evoy 7 6s242 Albert The Fat w (11) 54 C J Waller (Rosehill) 8 22415 Secret Admirer d (4) 54 G M Begg (Randwick) B Avdulla 9 10661 Woorim tw (8) 54 R L Heathcote (Eagle Farm) M Rodd 10 s2311 Testa My Patience d (3) 53.5 M G Price (Caulfield) C Newitt 11 s1127 King’s Rose dw (12) 53 P G Moody (Caulfield) L Nolen 12 12251 Pinnacles tdw (15) 53 R G Hore-Lacy (Caulfield) 13 8s750 Dao Dao dwh (14) 52.5 M, W & J Hawkes (Flemington) D Dunn 14 s4537 Luen Yat Forever w (17) 52.5 P G Moody (Caulfield) N Hall 15 01007 Yosei dw (6) 52.5 S J Webb (Caulfield) Ms M Payne 16 1s123 Red Tracer wn (19) 52 C J Waller (Rosehill) C Munce EMERGENCIES J Winks 17 19s60 Largo Lad tcdw (7) 52 D A Hayes (Euroa) 18 21454 Willy Jimmy d (20) 52 G H Walter (Warwick Farm) 19 s0902 Lord Pyrus dw (18) 52 Ms J Mawer (Cranbourne) Ms L Cropp 20 0s113 He’s Remarkable dwb (10) 52 R A James (Cambridge)

7

MATRIARCH STAKES

5.45

$300,000, 4yo & up Mares Group 2 SW+P, 2000m 1 09220 Avienus tw (15) 56.5 M C Webb (Cranbourne) B Rawiller 2 0s424 Femina Fashion dw (18) 56.5 T M Whittington (Gold Coast) B Avdulla 3 84601 Ocean Challenger w (17) 55.5 D E Magro (Cranbourne) Dean Holland 4 s0532 Vintedge w (20) 55 C J Waller (Rosehill) N Rawiller 5 s2314 Skyerush dw (11) 55 G H Walter (Warwick Farm) J Bowman 6 5s963 Influential Miss tw (12) 55 P G Carey (Mornington) M Zahra 7 77343 Placement (7) 54 D T O’Brien (Barwon Heads) D Dunn 8 22225 Dance With Her dw (1) 54 D Brideoake & D Feek (Mornington) B Melham 9 s5014 Platinum Passion tdwhn (9) 54 M D Moroney (Flemington) K Mc Evoy 10 3s017 Teardrop Rock h (13) 54 Ms G Waterhouse (Flemington) C Newitt 11 21310 Lalla Rookh d (8) 54 L Macdonald & A Gluyas (Morphettville) Ms C Lindop 12 5s400 Stole c (10) 54 B L Jenkins (Cranbourne) C Munce 13 0s305 Our Ella Belle (3) 54 Steven Ramsay (New Zealand) S King 14 s5141 Ky’s The Limit wn (6) 54 L J Corstens (Kyneton) 15 6s151 Sean Baile Mor dw (2) 54 Todd Balfour (Cranbourne) J Noonan (a) 16 25125 Cold Steel Rein d (19) 54 L J Corstens (Kyneton) S Baster EMERGENCIES 17 02116 Kasane d (14) 54 P G Carey (Mornington) 18 92274 Model To Nite wh (16) 54 N A Blackiston (Flemington) M Walker 19 58s01 Shezaten dh (5) 54 J D Sadler (Flemington) D Nikolic 20 14493 Sassy Bay (4) 54 Chris Clavarino (Narbethong) M Rodd

8

QUEEN ELIZABETH STAKES

6.30

$250,000, Quality Group 3, 2600m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

s0163 10029 2s678 8s714 s9927 06782 03964 6s908 05545 44543 15866 30977 17206 25141

9

Bauer (5) 57 L M Cumani (Newmarket (Gb) Shootoff w (6) 57 G A Rogerson (Randwick) Sahara Sun (10) 55.5 L M Cumani (Newmarket (Gb) Boom ‘n’ Zoom (1) 55 K M Keys (Cranbourne) Paddy O’Reilly w (3) 55 R W Smerdon (Caulfield) Macedonian twn (2) 54.5 P G Moody (Caulfield) Raffaello t (11) 54.5 P F Ryan (Warrnambool) Tactic (12) 54.5 D A Hayes (Euroa) Ironstein w (9) 54 G A Ryan (Caulfield) Anudjawun (8) 54 S A Dwyer (Bendigo) Back In Black w (13) 54 J J Steffert (Te Aroha (Nz) Spechenka w (14) 54 Ben Ahrens (Beaudesert) Home On A Wing w (4) 54 A J Cummings (Randwick) Montgomery wn (7) 54 C & C Alderson (Cranbourne)

EMIRATES AIRLINES HANDICAP

K Mc Evoy D Dunn C Newitt N Rawiller L Nolen Ms N Mc Lean N Hall B Avdulla D Nikolic C Munce D Yendall P Mertens

7.10

$100,000, 4yo & up, 1400m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

47s09 s9470 4s145 05262 0s540 14323 62475 0s538 3s815

Orbit Express cdh (8) 58.5 S R McKinnon (Flemington) Zedi Knight dwn (1) 58.5 B J McCarthy (Caulfield) Amaethon dh (9) 57.5 M Ellerton & S Zahra (Flemington) Candle dw (11) 56 Tony McEvoy (Angaston) Ego’s Dare (5) 55.5 G A Ryan (Caulfield) Far Horizons (4) 55.5 S V Brown (Darwin) Rockpecker tcw (19) 55.5 K J Fythe (Stony Creek) Stirling Grove tdw (13) 55.5 R R Jolly (Morphettville) Outlandish Lad cd (12) 55 D W O’Leary (Normanville)

Flemington Selections Race 1: JIMANDO, RAPPERS DELIGHT, DORMELLO Race 2: HE'S REMARKABLE, EREWHON, HAPPY TRAILS Race 3: DOMESKY, MODEL TO NITE, THE BLACK OAK Race 4: AMAH ROCK, MAHISARA, MENTAL Race 5: BLACK CAVIAR, BUFFERING, CURTANA Race 6: JIMMY CHOUX, SECRET ADMIRER, WALL STREET Race 7: AVIENUS, SKYERUSH, VINTEDGE Race 8: BAUER, MACEDONIAN, BOOM 'N' ZOOM Race 9: STIRLING GROVE, ORBIT EXPRESS, AMAETHON

S King D Nikolic J Mott B Avdulla S Arnold Ms C Lindop J Bowman D Dunn

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Nikolic back with a bang Melbourne - A year to the day since his much-publicised run in with chief steward Terry Bailey, Danny Nikolic was yesterday in the limelight as the rider of versatile filly Mosheen, the runaway winner of the Group One VRC Oaks. The talented jockey, 37, who was once the number one rider for owner Lloyd Williams and has ridden successfully overseas, has certainly had his ups and downs in the past year or two off the track. He has had a marriage break-up, was embroiled in an inquiry for several months which led to a twomonth suspension and a $10,000 fine in November last year, innuendo about the murder of his father-in-law Les Samba and has charges pending for alleged assault. “I don’t want to look back on the past. I just want to look to the future

and try to get going again in these big races,” Nikolic said after Mosheen destroyed her rivals in the 2500m Classic, leading all the way to score by nine lengths. The jockey, who won a Caulfield Cup and a Singapore Gold Cup aboard Mummify, hadn’t won the VRC Oaks (2500m) before but had twice finished second. “I’m rapt. “It’s the only decent horse I’ve ridden all spring,” he said. Nikolic said managing owner Phil Sly and trainer Robert Smerdon had been very loyal to him, sticking by him through thick and thin. He has ridden the daughter of Fastnet Rock in all but one of her nine starts which was her sixth in the Myer Classic last Saturday when he could not make the weight (49kg).

Craig Williams “Three-year-olds in the filled in for Nikolic spring, it’s not a genuine on that occasion. guide to see if they are stayers but today that “Phil has been a was really a walk, trot great supporter of and canter. mine. “I’ve got first call “She has been an on all the horses underrated filly since the day I started riding he’s got a share her, she’s run second to in and I love to two of the best horses repay him,” Nikolic we’ve got going around said. in Sepoy and Atlantic “I had a feeling Robert (Smerdon) Jewel and today she would stick by just was just playing with them. me. I rode her in the autumn “There was no way and she was the they could beat her from class horse in the Mosheen’s jockey Danny Nikolic the 600 metres as they had gone too slow. autumn bar one or “I know what sort of two horses. “She has come back as a really turn of foot she had and she hadn’t nice, strong, good-eating filly. spent any petrol.” - AAP

Today’s Wanganui greyhounds fields Wanganui Greyhound Racing Club Venue: Hatrick Raceway Meeting Date: 04 Nov 2011 Meeting number : 10 Doubles : 3 and 4; 6 and 7; 9 and 10; 11 and 12 Trebles: 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 6; 7, 8 and 9; 10, 11 and 12 1 4.50pm (NZT) ALLIED WORK FORCE 0800 LABOUR C1 C1, 305m 1 27762 Parra Sparra 17.63 ...................J McInerney 2 46363 Happy Clappy 17.91 ................ S Gommans 3 54767 Red Rules nwtd ................................ D Hunt 4 17x1 Rosemore Osti 17.62 .......................L Ahern 5 28281 Cawbourne Ava 17.93 ..............J McInerney 6 42522 Homebush Rosebud nwtd.........J McInerney 7 62385 Chasin’ Crows 18.23 .................J McInerney 8 52777 Phantom Fog 0.00 ..........................M Olden 2 5.08pm GUTHRIE BOWRON C1 C1, 305m 1 56775 Cawbourne Milly 17.87 .............J McInerney 2 56683 Yaldhurst Flyer 17.78 ................J McInerney 3 44246 Homebush Bernie 18.02 ...........J McInerney 4 76311 Cool Explorer 17.79 U & ............ McCracken 5 Box Vacant ................................... Scratched 6 45745 Nuts For Sure 18.04 7 46726 Brutus Finale 18.02.................. S Gommans 8 44685 Pick A Pepper 18.00 .......................B Marsh 3 5.25pm HARRISON HIRE MASTER C2 C2, 305m 1 411x6 Don’t Knock Me nwtd .......... J Woolston-Bell 2 28271 Rhyme In Melody (c3) nwtd F & ....Turnwald 3 87567 Mister Whisker 17.69 ..................J McArthur 4 11122 Another Move 17.60..................J McInerney 5 33435 Glenaddis 17.77 .........................B Goldsack 6 75686 Major Hit 17.71 ..................................W Kite 7 12868 Homebush Jodie 17.51 .............J McInerney 8 2745x Thrilling Lewis nwtd ................. S Gommans 4 5.43pm PALAMOUNTAINS NUTRITION C2 C2, 305m 1 81622 Taleedy Trooper 17.80 F &.............Turnwald 2 53362 My Bad Jonny nwtd ...........................W Kite 3 8F685 Gina Mac 17.71 ..........................J McArthur

4 38821 Homebush Taylor (c3) 17.66 .....J McInerney 5 Box Vacant ................................... Scratched 6 32766 Speedy Leeshelle 17.65 ...........J McInerney 7 11145 Direct Response 17.66 ...................M Olden 8 62444 Crazy Baby 17.87 ............................ I Moore 5 6.13pm MORRIE GIBBONS SIGNS C3 C3, 305m 1 77174 Pinta Guinness 17.71 ..................K Jackson 2 75523 Upahut Crystal 17.79 ................. M Goodwin 3 17314 Melody’s Muse 17.85 ..............A H Turnwald 4 72664 Miss Gigi 17.62 ...........................J McArthur 5 26625 Homebush Jem 17.82...............J McInerney 6 43353 Mirage Royale 17.69 .................. B Johnston 7 33574 Turf Moor nwtd ................................. I Moore 8 54427 Homebush Bruce 17.64 ............J McInerney 9 37x64 Groovy Mango 17.73 U & .......... McCracken 10 57187 Homebush Nelson 17.73 ............B Goodwin 6 6.43pm PETER SINCLAIR PHOTOS C1/2 C1/2, 520m 1 36134 Eff Five Warning 30.45 F &............Turnwald 2 42167 Mick Mania 30.41....................G T Hodgson 3 65138 Kango Klink 30.62.........................B Mitchell 4 35635 Bonnie Bouchea (c1) 29.94 F & ....Turnwald 5 56752 What A Mate (c1) 30.24............J McInerney 6 32725 Homebush Mell 30.09 ...............J McInerney 7 33787 Hi Jean 30.34................................M Gowan 8 45332 Cawbourne Smudge(c1) nwtd ..J McInerney 9 85636 Sheza Ratbag (c1) 30.36 7 7.13pm GEON WELLINGTON C3 C3, 305m 1 85142 Homebush Lenny 17.61 ..............B Goodwin 2 51162 Tricky Paula 17.39........................K Jackson 3 42176 Showtime Addis 18.02 ...................... D Little 4 16865 Homebush Dusty 17.34 ............J McInerney 5 71468 Charli Clang nwtd U & ............... McCracken 6 82343 Thunda Thighs 17.60 ................J McInerney 7 36162 Queen Mother 17.67 F & ...............Turnwald 8 74546 Sedgebrook Elite 17.67 ......................F Kite 9 41786 Chelseas Babe nwtd .................... T Downey

10 7857x Thrilling Grit 17.54 ................... S Gommans

8 7.43pm BROAD ROOFING SERVICES C5 C5, 305m 1 21316 Mirage 17.66 F & ...........................Turnwald 2 41586 Cawbourne Jade 17.49.............J McInerney 3 72544 Billy Whiz 17.54 ......................... S Drysdale 4 56154 Go Crash 17.73 ...............................L Ahern 5 23161 Stately Babe 17.33 ............................W Kite 6 66621 Aerial Baxter 17.44 ...................J McInerney 7 34618 Berella Chelsea 17.22 .....................L Ahern 8 75117 Ima Spice 17.35 ...............................L Ahern 9 18518 Theodore West 17.41 ......................L Ahern 10 52448 Magicate 17.45 U & ................... McCracken 9 8.13pm MEDIA WORKS C5 C5, 305m 1 51568 Lil’ Larrikin 17.45 ........................ B Hodgson 2 56411 Freda’s Angel 17.53 .........................L Ahern 3 5822x Ciao For Now 17.43 .........................L Ahern 4 64715 Donna Baxter 17.49 ..................J McInerney 5 33322 Scott No Funding 17.32 U & ...... McCracken 6 51237 Twenty Sixty 17.61 ........................ D Donlon 7 76133 Princess Snowy 17.52 ..................... G Ross 8 32756 Botany Angela 17.33 ................J McInerney 9 37267 Cawbourne Jose 17.43 .............J McInerney 10 15377 Flag Waver 17.39 .............................L Ahern 10 8.43pm KEENAN CONCRETE C3/4 C3/4, 520m 1 76876 Wandy Kyle (c4) 30.08..............J McInerney 2 62822 Tails Off 30.04 J & ........................... J Tapiki 3 52811 Lotto Profit 30.03 .....................A Duganzich 4 46322 Buddy Broke (c4) nwtd .............. B Hodgson 5 Box Vacant ................................... Scratched 6 14561 Mr Jazz Man (c4) 30.27 F & ..........Turnwald 7 81515 Chainsaw Pete 30.86 ......................B Marsh 8 62654 Greywinds Koby 30.34 ..............J McInerney 11 9.13pm GARY ROSS DECORATOR C3/4 C3/4, 305m 1 54816 Jennings 17.36.................................L Ahern 2 22175 Thrilling Pippi nwtd..................... S Drysdale 3 51473 Molly Darling 17.58 .................... B Hodgson

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11112 Vintage Lace 17.45 ..........................L Ahern 1347F Cawbourne Mo 17.37 ...............J McInerney 21314 Cullen’s Impact 17.64 F &..............Turnwald 42683 Flying Flynn 17.62 ............................ D Hunt 53555 Opawa Black nwtd ..........................S Maher 65734 Bound By Pride 17.52......................L Ahern 58881 Thrilling Lyric (c3) 17.74 .................. J Tapiki 12 9.43pm WANGANUI SECURITY C3/4 C3/4, 305m 1 25658 Little Blackspot 17.57................D MacAuley 2 86252 Sally Say So 17.76 .................. S Gommans 3 55627 Royal Pardon 17.58 .........................L Ahern 4 7433F Ron’s Secret 17.72 ...................J McInerney 5 43572 Don’t Know 17.90 F &....................Turnwald 6 58331 Lotto Biff nwtd ..........................A Duganzich 7 15346 Chelsea’s Beauty 17.84 ............... T Downey 8 12514 Sedgebrook Lee 17.58 .......................F Kite 9 65734 Bound By Pride 17.52......................L Ahern 10 78627 Opawa Megastar (c3) nwtd.............S Maher LEGEND: fsdt - First Start Here nwd - No Win this Distance fstd - First Start This Distance 31 13 - Best Winning Time This Track SELECTIONS Race 1: Rosemore Osti, Parra Sparra, Homebush Rosebud Race 2: Cool Explorer, Cawbourne Milly, Homebush Bernie Race 3: Another Move, Rhyme In Melody (c3), Don’t Knock Me Race 4: Taleedy Trooper, Homebush Taylor (c3), My Bad Jonny Race 5: Upahut Crystal, Melody’s Muse, Mirage Royale Race 6: Homebush Mell, Mick Mania, Eff Five Warning Race 7: Thunda Thighs, Queen Mother, Homebush Lenny Race 8: Ima Spice, Mirage, Stately Babe Race 9: Scott No Funding, Freda’s Angel, Ciao For Now Race 10: Buddy Broke (c4), Mr Jazz Man (c4), Tails Off Race 11: Vintage Lace, Cullen’s Impact, Jennings Race 12: Royal Pardon, Little Blackspot, Sedgebrook Lee

Ellerton ‘chasing second place’ Melbourne - Trainer Mat Ellerton is hoping dual Group One-winning mare Response can run second to unbeaten champion Black Caviar in Saturday’s Patinack Farm Classic at Flemington. Ellerton, who co-trains the fiveyear-old daughter of Charge Forward with his cousin Simon Zahra, said she had a “bye” on Derby Day last Saturday when 12th of 15 to Hurtle Myrtle in the

Group One Myer Classic (1600m) at Flemington. “She drew near the fence and was jammed up behind them and didn’t do anything,” he said. “She didn’t expend too much energy and pulled up bright and well on Sunday morning. “We’re hoping she can run second as the prizemoney ($180,000) is pretty good.” Ellerton was happy with Response,

to be piloted by Dwayne Dunn, drawing barrier six in the sevenhorse field. Meanwhile, one punter hasn’t been put off by the short odds on offer about superstar sprinter Black Caviar, outlaying $100,000 on her at $1.07 with TAB Sportsbet which would net him a $7000 profit if she makes it a 16th straight victory. Black Caviar is after back-to-back wins in the Patinack. - AAP

Otago GRC fields, form Otago Greyhound Racing Club Venue: Forbury Park Raceway Meeting Date: 04 Nov 2011 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 12.08pm (NZT) OTAGO FIRST4 MAIDEN SPRINT C0, 310m 1 46 Homebush Domino nwtd ..........J McInerney 2 46753 Hit The Lip nwtd ................................ J Allen 3 33632 Belfast Chukka nwtd P & .............. B Conner 4 27524 Full of Vino nwtd .......................R Blackburn 5 Manapouri nwtd M &............................ J Hill 6 4783 Feral Fox nwtd ................................ M Grant 7 25334 Man Oh Man nwtd ....................J McInerney 8 66744 Hurry Home nwtd ............................. M Flipp 9 74388 Tie My Tie nwtd J & ...............................May 10 46366 New Order nwtd ........................R Blackburn 2 12.27pm BRIAN BAGLEY DRIVER LICENSING SPRINT C1, 310m 1 22113 Mr. Big Stuff nwtd .............................. C Weir 2 17782 Iceberg Rapper 19.09 ..................... M Grant 3 34167 Okuku Skyhigh nwtd ...................... R Casey 4 FD645 Bombay Tram nwtd P & .... B Conner 5 53834 Merman Jewel nwtd M & .................... Smith 6 776F5 Botany Story 19.04 ...................J McInerney 7 57312 Rosca nwtd ...............................J McInerney 8 F6132 Cawbourne Cookie nwtd...........J McInerney 9 22785 Sheza Cool One nwtd ...................... B Eade 10 53678 Tower 19.10 .................................... M Grant 3 12.45pm SPEEDPRINT SHOP SPRINT C1, 545m 1 32238 Homebush Iris nwtd ..................J McInerney 2 12314 Houston nwtd ............................J McInerney 3 84562 Real Slim Shady 33.11 J & ....................May 4 11161 Dyna Groll nwtd ...........................D Roberts 5 53122 Roxy Rascal nwtd M &......................Jopson 6 42644 Half Throttle 33.58 ....................R Blackburn 7 26432 Cawbourne Jake nwtd .................... M Grant 8 87231 Okuku Surprise nwtd ..................... R Casey 9 66664 Mighty Prophet nwtd S & ................B Evans 10 16667 Seismic Storm 33.95 M & .................Jopson 4 1.02pm WWW.GREYHOUNDSASPETS.ORG.NZ C1, 310m 1 14575 Betty Beatzer nwtd M & ...................... Smith 2 82335 Jaffa Gun nwtd ................................ R Breen 3 58634 My Girl Marina 18.89 ................J McInerney 4 52362 Okuku Lilly nwtd............................. R Casey 5 54211 Cawbourne Tank nwtd ...................... C Weir 6 41231 Aussie Haka nwtd ........................... M Grant 7 52841 Russell Hart nwtd .....................J McInerney 8 52883 Homebush Boris nwtd...............J McInerney 9 51668 Gotta Find Bubba nwtd .................... M Flipp 10 42666 Cee Cee Are 18.68 .......................... B Eade 5 1.20pm ROOFING SOLUTIONS SPRINT C2, 310m 1 21161 Dixie Lee nwtd ..........................R Blackburn 2 54313 Black Trigger 19.04 P & ................ B Conner

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36444 Cawbourne Harvey nwtd ..........J McInerney 31662 Tui Hotlips 18.70 ............................. R Breen 77432 Homebush Time 18.81..............J McInerney 22614 Cawbourne Tobes nwtd .................... C Weir 61218 Another Blend 19.34 .................J McInerney 42112 Assert nwtd A & .................................Seque 73264 Meander 18.85 M & ............................ Smith 72216 Cawbourne Chloe 19.10 ...........J McInerney 6 1.37pm A F JOHNSTON ELECTRICAL STAKES C2, 545m 1 73283 Here Eye Am 33.29 ............................A Lee 2 36782 Inga The Winga nwtd M & .................. Smith 3 71315 Tepirita Ali 33.34 .................................A Lee 4 83874 Walk Da Torque 33.08 ................ M Roberts 5 88676 Weary Traveler 33.29 ........................ J Allen 6 26577 Ronray Cruiser nwtd A & ...................Seque 7 43526 Crossfire Max 33.28........................ M Grant 8 52321 Miss Chandon nwtd ........................ M Grant 9 85135 Brassed Off 33.10 ........................... M Grant 10 84647 Gentle Hand 32.88 M & ....................Jopson 7 1.55pm GREEN ISLAND BARBER SPRINT C3, 310m 1 76744 Life With Dexter 18.60 J & .....................May 2 D3152 Cot Case Cutie 18.62 J & ..........May 3 46872 Botany Zena nwtd .....................J McInerney 4 13514 Cawbourne Emo nwtd ...................... C Weir 5 63811 Mr. Cameroon 18.73 ......................... J Allen 6 8x774 Homebush Digby nwtd ..............J McInerney 7 84272 Genista Lightnin 18.74 J & ....................May 8 26761 Johnnie George 18.80 .................... M Grant 9 38767 Stags Ingill 18.32 P & ................... B Conner 10 12238 St. Valary 18.74 ................................ M Flipp 8 2.12pm PRESIDENT’S SPRINT C4, 310m 1 84347 Where’s John Cee 18.86 ................ M Grant 2 153x8 Cawbourne Scarey nwtd.................. M Flipp 3 68368 Where’s Robyn 18.56 ..................... M Grant 4 77826 Mustard Fudge 18.47 J & ......................May 5 43841 Vampires Shadow 18.69 J &..................May 6 26716 Achew Achew 18.80 ....................... R Breen 7 22236 Homebush Reece 18.16 ...........J McInerney 8 55835 Bonus Bond 18.69 ............................ J Allen 9 31185 Sing Cilla Black 18.82 J & .....................May 10 78667 Freddie Baxter 18.75 ................J McInerney 9 2.30pm DAVE ROBBIE PHOTOGRAPHER STAKES C4/5, 545m 1 75848 Ringo’s Colt nwtd .........................D Roberts 2 53655 Octane Al 32.88 ................................ J Allen 3 72734 Union Steam 32.96 .........................J Goode 4 88642 Weona Darling 33.93 ................R Blackburn 5 24433 Awesome Bender (c5) 32.43 J & ....D Fahey 6 31377 Sam I Am (c5) nwtd J &..................D Fahey 7 47311 Wodston Bobo (c5) 32.82 .............. R Casey 8 34566 Shunt Appeal 32.48 .......................... C Weir 9 18888 Botany Gareth 33.12.................J McInerney 10 2.47pm KEYOSK SERVICE BAR SPRINT C1,

310m 1 75574 Target Hand nwtd M & ......................Jopson 2 13373 Starburst Lee 19.04 ........................ M Grant 3 51463 Naevia nwtd ..............................R Blackburn 4 22742 Okotoks nwtd M &............................... Smith 5 54445 Totally Confused nwtd...................... M Flipp 6 52485 Lindop nwtd...............................J McInerney 7 12584 Another Street 18.79.................J McInerney 8 55484 Pegson Fire 19.47 P &.................. B Conner 9 61766 Black Jay 18.77............................... R Breen 10 78555 Homebush Edith nwtd...............J McInerney 11 3.05pm BROCKLEBANKS DRY CLEANERS DASH C5, 310m 1 21711 Thrilling Clover nwtd P & .............. B Conner 2 81785 Tepirita Tiki 18.49 .............................B Shaw 3 21317 Four By Two 18.71 ............................ G Weir 4 11515 Sorry Vanderford 18.46 J & ...................May 5 83844 Liam Bale 18.46 .............................. M Grant 6 48235 Another Gon 18.66 ...................J McInerney 7 14532 Genista Tornado 18.58 J & ....................May 8 13535 Cheetah Woods 18.12 ..............J McInerney 9 18x87 Gripen Bale nwtd .........................D Roberts 10 388x5 Fair Movin nwtd................................ M Flipp 12 3.23pm RACING AGAIN TUESDAY 15TH NOVEMBER SPRINT C1, 310m 1 44845 What Where When nwtd .....................A Lee 2 56147 Make Your Mark nwtd.................H Anderton 3 73578 Homebush Craig nwtd ..............J McInerney 4 88388 Rulebook Ray nwtd M & ..................... Smith 5 78874 Baby Falou nwtd .......................J McInerney 6 24217 Foggy Storm nwtd J & ...........................May 7 72544 Cool’s The Tune nwtd S &...............B Evans 8 84827 Mrs. Patch nwtd ............................... M Flipp 9 44467 Lyndour Gem nwtd M & ....................Jopson 10 84556 Okuku Bobo nwtd .......................... R Casey LEGEND: fsdt - First Start Here nwd - No Win this Distance fstd - First Start This Distance 31 13 - Best Winning Time This Track SELECTIONS Race 1: Homebush Domino, Belfast Chukka, Full of Vino Race 2: Mr. Big Stuff, Rosca, Iceberg Rapper Race 3: Dyna Groll, Houston, Homebush Iris, Cawbourne Jake Race 4: Aussie Haka, Cawbourne Tank, My Girl Marina Race 5: Assert, Dixie Lee, Another Blend Race 6: Here Eye Am, Miss Chandon, Tepirita Ali Race 7: Cot Case Cutie, Life With Dexter, Botany Zena Race 8: Homebush Reece, Where’s Robyn, Vampires Shadow Race 9: Awesome Bender (c5), Wodston Bobo (c5), Sam I Am (c5) Race 10: Starburst Lee, Lindop, Another Street Race 11: Cheetah Woods, Thrilling Clover, Four By Two Race 12: What Where When, Mrs. Patch, Homebush Craig

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TV1 6.00 AMP Business. 6.30 Breakfast. 9.00 Good Morning. (G) The taste of Italy with Italian American chef John Palino; journalist Jane Bowron on the Christchurch quake; and Mikey Havoc on the week in news. 12.00 ONE News. (T) 12.30 Emmerdale. (T) 1.30 Come Dine With Me. (G, R, T) UK reality series in which five strangers compete for the title of the ultimate dinner party host. 2.00 Cookery School. (G, T) 3.00 Ellen. (G) 4.00 Te Karere. (T) 4.30 ONE News. 4.55 Kath And Kim. (Final,

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11.05 Secret Diary Of A Call Girl. (AO, R) 11.30 David Letterman. (G) 12.30 Home Shopping. (G) 1.30 The Crowd Goes Wild. (G, R) 2.00 Home Shopping. (G)

FOUR 6.00 Sesame Street. (G, R) 6.55 Pingu. (G, R) 7.00 Rugrats. (G) 7.30 Rocko’s Modern Life. (G, R) 7.55 Aaahh!! Real Monsters. (G, R) 8.25 Dora The Explorer. (G) 8.50 Thomas & Friends. (G, R) 9.00 Bob The Builder. (G, R) 9.10 Curious George. (G, R) 9.20 Wonder Pets. (G, R) 9.45 Dorothy The Dinosaur. (G, R) 9.55 Action Central. (G, R) 10.05 Infomercials. (G) 2.00 Sesame Street. (G, R) 2.55 Peppa Pig. (G, R) 3.00 Sticky TV. (G) 4.30 Drew & Shannon Live.

(G, R) 6.00 Two Guys And A Girl. (G) 6.30 That ’70s Show. (G, R) 7.00 The Simpsons. (G, R) 7.30 Family Guy. (PGR, R) Stewie goes to England to take refuge in his favourite television show, and Lois embarrasses Peter at a KISS concert. 8.00 Community. (Return, PGR) US comedy series. Jeff works hard to make amends with Britta after

Sky Movies 8.30pm This inevitable but totally redundant “re-imagining” of Wes Craven’s 1984 horror classic, courtesy of producer Michael Bay, is a serviceable but completely forgettable affair. Jackie Earle Haley takes on the iconic role of Freddy Krueger, and sets about invading the dreams of a group of pretty teens who all share a link to the demonic figure.

(G, R)

10.35 The Crowd Goes Wild.

things turn awkward following a drunken phone call. 8.30 FILM: Serenity. (2005, AO, R) Nathan Fillion, Gina Torres, Summer Glau. The rag-tag crew of a spaceship set out to protect their doctor and his telepathic sister from the sinister forces who are out to capture them. 10.55 The Poker Star. (PGR) World Champion Joe Hachem puts 11 everyday poker-loving Australians to the test through a series of challenges, competing against each other for the chance to win a life-changing opportunity. 12.00 Auto TV. 1.00 Infomercials. (G) 5.00 Auto TV.

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6.00 Deal Or No Deal. (G, R) 6.30 The Crowd Goes Wild. 7.00 Home Improvement. 7.30 Human Planet. (PGR) 8.35 The Adventures Of Merlin. (PGR) Uther is delighted when the Lady Catrina arrives in Camelot. 9.35 Wife Swap. (PGR, R) A martial arts family who view emotion as weakness and run their family like a business swap lives with a freespirited family of passionate actors and celebrity impersonators.

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Most Shocking. (M) The Simpsons. (PG) The Crowd Goes Wild. (G) America’s Funniest Home Videos.

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8.05 The Drew Carey Show. (PG) 8.30 Whose Line Is It Anyway? (PG) 8.55 Law & Order. (M) 9.45 Monk. (PG) 10.35 NCIS. (PG) 11.25 Criminal Intent. (M) 1.05 Law & Order. (M) 1.55 Monk. (PG) 2.45 The Drew Carey Show. (PG) 3.10 AFHV. (PG) 3.35 Malcolm In The Middle. (PG) 4.00 The Simpsons. (PG) 4.30 Whose Line Is It Anyway? (PG) 5.00 Monk. (PG) 6.00 AFHV. (PG) 6.30 The Simpsons. (PG) 7.00 The Crowd Goes Wild. (G) 7.30 Ice Road Truckers. (PG) 8.30 RAW. (M) 10.30 Law & Order. (M) 11.30 Most Shocking. (M) 12.30 Whose Line Is It Anyway? (PG) 1.00 The Drew Carey Show. (PG) 1.25 Malcolm In The Middle. (PG) 1.50 The Crowd Goes Wild. (G) 2.15 Most Shocking. (M) 3.05 Ice Road Truckers. (PG) 3.55 Underbelly: The Mr Asia Story. (M) 4.45 Life On Mars. (M) 5.35 Malcolm In The Middle. (PG)

SKY SPORT 2 SKY SPORT 1 6.00 RugbyCentre Greatest XV. 7.00 Cricket. Test Match. Zimbabwe v New Zealand. Day 3. 7.30 Beach Volleyball. FIVB World Tour. The Hague Open. 8.00 Crowd Goes Wild. 8.30 Cycling. Tour of Southland. 9.30 Rugby. World Cup 2011. All Blacks v Canada. Replay. 11.30 The Dirt. 12.00 World Of Tennis. 12.30 Beach Volleyball. FIVB World Tour. The Hague Open. 1.00 Cricket. Test Match. Zimbabwe v NZ. Day 3. 1.30 Pacquiao v Marquez 24/7. 2.00 Soccer. English Premier League. Sunderland v Aston Villa. Replay. 4.00 World Of Tennis. 4.30 Road To London. 5.00 Fight Night On SKY. 7.00 Pacquiao v Marquez 24/7. 7.30 World Of Athletics. 8.00 Road To London. 8.30 Cricket. Test Match. Zimbabwe v New Zealand. Day 3. 8.50 Cricket. Test Match. Zimbabwe v New Zealand. Day 4. Morning session. From the Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo. Live. 11.05 The Crowd Goes Wild. 11.35 Cricket. Test Match. Zimbabwe v NZ. Day 4. Afternoon session. Live. 4.00 Basketball. NBL. Sydney Kings v Melbourne Tigers. From Sydney Entertainment Centre. Replay.

6.00 Golf. Ladies European Tour. Sanya Ladies’ Masters. Highlights. 7.00 Basketball. NBL. NZ Breakers v Adelaide 36ers. From North Shore Event Centre. Replay. 9.00 Red Bull Chronicles. 9.30 Ice Hockey. NHL. Replay. 11.00 Rugby League. Four Nations. England v Wales. From Leigh Sports Village, Leigh, England. Replay. 1.00 Soccer. English Premier League. Chelsea v Arsenal. Highlights. 2.00 Golf. Shanghai Masters. Highlights. 3.00 Golf. European PGA Tour. WGC HSBC Champions. Round 1. Highlights. 4.00 Golf. European PGA Tour. WGC HSBC Champions. Round 2. Live. 9.00 Pacquiao v Marquez 24/7. 9.30 Basketball. NBL. Sydney Kings v Melbourne Tigers. From Sydney Entertainment Centre. Live. 11.30 Cycling. Tour of Southland. Highlights. 12.30 The Ultimate Fighter. 1.30 Golf. Ladies European Tour. Sanya Ladies’ Masters. Highlights. 2.30 Golf. European PGA Tour. WGC HSBC Champions. Round 2. Highlights. 3.30 Inside The PGA Tour. 4.00 Rugby. World Cup 2011. Tonga v Canada. Replay.

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The Edge Of The Garden. (2011, PG) The Joneses. (2009, M) When In Rome. (2010, PG) The Expendables. (2010, 16) Directors: Wes Craven. (PG). A Valentine’s Date. (2011, PG) Leap Year. (2009, PG) Altitude. (2010, M) Jessica Lowndes, Julliana Gill. Outsourced. (2006, PG) Josh Hamilton, Ayesha Dharker, Asif Basra, Matt Smith. After his entire department is outsourced, an American novelty products salesman heads to India to train his replacement. A Nightmare On Elm Street. (2010, 16) Jackie Earle Haley, Kyle Gallner, Rooney Mara. A group of teenagers are slain one by one by a demon who appears in their dreams. Clash Of The Titans. (2010, M) Sam Worthington, Liam Neeson, Ralph Fiennes, Jason Flemyng. The American. (2010, 16) George Clooney, Paolo Bonacelli, Thekla Reuten, Violante Placido. The Engagement Ring. (2006, PG) Patrick Heaton, Vincent Spano, Tony Lo Bianco. Leap Year. (2009, PG) Amy Adams, Matthew Goode. Altitude. (2010, M) Jessica Lowndes, Julliana Gill.

DISCOVERY 6.30 7.30 8.30 9.30 10.30 11.00 11.30 12.30 1.30 2.30 3.00 3.30 4.30 5.30 7.30 8.30

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Dirty Jobs. (PG) Deadliest Catch. (PG) MythBusters. (PG) Swords. (PG) Auction Kings. (PG) Auction Kings. (PG) One Man Army. (PG) Crimes That Shook The World. (M) On The Case With Paula Zahn. (M) Destroyed In Seconds. (PG) How Do They Do It? (PG) Dirty Jobs. (PG) Deadliest Catch. (PG) MythBusters. (PG) Miracle Detectives. (PG) Cuff Me If You Can. (M) CrossCountry Con Man. William Hawley is a locksmith and con artist who specializes in home invasions. Upon robbing a policeman he flees to Nevada until undercover sting lands him in jail. I Married A Mobster. (M) Auction Hunters. (PG) Disappeared. (M) Most Evil. (M) Sci-Fi Science. (PG) Oddities. (PG) I Shouldn’t Be Alive. (M) Coal. (PG) Swamp Loggers. (PG) Factory Made. (PG) How Do They Do It? (PG) Dirty Jobs. (PG)

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MOVIE GREATS 7.35 Derailed. (2005, 16) 9.20 Blow. (2001, 16) 11.20 Miss Congeniality 2: Armed And Fabulous. (2005, M) 1.15 The Matrix. (1999, M) Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss, Hugo Weaving. 3.30 Derailed. (2005, 16) Clive Owen, Jennifer Aniston, Vincent Cassell. 5.15 Mimic. (1997, M) Mira Sorvino, Jeremy Northam. 7.00 Zoolander. (2001, M) Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Christine Taylor, Will Ferrell. 8.30 Pulp Fiction. (1994, 18) John Travolta, Samuel L Jackson, Uma Thurman, Bruce Willis. The lives of two philosophical mob hit-men, a doublecrossing boxer, and a pair of insecure bandits interwine. 11.05 The Butterfly Effect. (2004, 16) Ashton Kutcher, Amy Smart, Melora Walters. 1.00 Directors: Joe Dante. (PG). 1.30 Mimic. (1997, M) Mira Sorvino, Jeremy Northam. 3.15 Pulp Fiction. (1994, 18) John Travolta, Samuel L Jackson, Uma Thurman, Bruce Willis. 5.45 The Butterfly Effect. (2004, 16) Ashton Kutcher, Amy Smart, Melora Walters.

SHINE 6.00 Connection Point 6.30 Quick Study 7.00 Animal Action 7.30 Auto B Good 8.00 HR Live 8.30 Answers with Bayless Conley 9.00 Hour of Power 10.00 Cross Examine 10.30 Day of Discovery 11.00 Born To Be Free 11.30 The Relate Show 12.00 Shine TV Appeal 2011 3.00 Animal Action 3.30 Auto B Good 4.00 HR Live 4.30 JandalVision: TheDRIVEtv 5.00 JandalVision: UKCMC 5.30 Nzone Focus Election Series 6.00 Brian Houston @ Hillsong TV 6.30 Destined to Reign 7.00 LIVE - Shine TV Appeal 2011 10.00 Cross Examine 10.30 Catalyst 11.00 “Love, Marriage and Stinking” 11.30 Creation Ministries 12.00 The 7th Street Theater 12.30 All Over the World 1.00 Robber of the Cruel Streets 2.00 FEATURE: Parables of Jesus 3.00 Catalyst 3.30 Creation Ministries 4.00 “Love, Marriage and Stinking” 4.30 Nzone Focus Election Series 5.00 The 7th Street Theater 5.30 All Over the World

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• Something for everyone

Cantabs on the cusp of Freyberg golf history Levin - Canterbury have all but won the 2011 Freyberg Masters title after remaining undefeated through rounds six and seven on the penultimate day at the Levin Golf Club yesterday. The red and blacks have achieved a dominant position atop the leaderboard on seven points with two rounds to play. Their comprehensive 4 1/2-1/2 win over northern neighbours Tasman in windy and cool conditions means the only team who can stop them winning is Wellington. Canterbury play Northland, who have not won a match, today in round eight and, if they win that match, they will win the Freyberg Masters title for the first time and enjoy the bye in round nine. “We haven’t won anything yet,” said Canterbury manager Barry Harkerss. “While we are undefeated and have played well until now you can’t take anything for granted. “We are going out there to beat Northland tomorrow so we can enjoy the afternoon. “Anything can happen in this format so like I say we are not home yet.” Canterbury have been impressive

so far, beating Manawatu Wanganui 4-1, Waikato 3-2, Auckland 4-1, Aorangi South Canterbury 4-1, North Harbour 4-1, Southland 4 1/2-1/2 and Tasman 4 1/2-1/2 to take control of the championship. The fact they have managed 28 individual wins at an average of four points per win is indicative of their dominance. Wellington face Waikato and North Harbour today and would need to win both by good margins and hope Northland upset Canterbury to secure their eighth Freyberg Masters title. Score summary Round six Aorangi Canterbury 3 Tasman 2, Canterbury 4 1/2 Southland 1/2, Waikato 4 Hawkes Bay 1, Manawatu Wanganui 4 North Harbour 1, Wellington 3 1/2 Taranaki 1 1/2, Auckland 4 Northland 1, Otago 5 Poverty Bay East Coast 0. Round seven Aorangi South Canterbury 4 Taranaki 1, Canterbury 4 1/2 Tasman 1/2, Bay of Plenty 4 Northland 1, Wellington 3 Southland 2, Auckland 4 Hawkes Bay 1, North Harbour 2 1/2 Otago 2 1/2, Manawatu Wanganui 5 Poverty Bay East Coast 0. - APNZ

Lake Hood will be a haven for athletes as the inaugural South Island Sports Festival invades for the day. It’s a new name for an event in its eight year consisting of a half ironman, a sprint distance triathlon, a 10km run a 6km walk and even a fun run for children as the festival has something for everyone of any ability. Current youth Olympic gold medallist Aaron Barclay is coming up for the race as a strong field will assemble from throughout the North and South Island with more than 400 athletes due to compete. Last year the ironman was a big battle as Andrew Black went one better than the previous year to come in ahead of Chris Bisley by 32 seconds, the man who beat him a year earlier.

• Nine hole challenge

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• Students hit the lake

Paul Squire leaves a heavy cloud of dust in his wake rounding a bend in the Ashburton Car Club’s Rutherfords Road gravel sprints last year.

Pushing it to the limit - on shingle By Jonathan Leask Fast, loose and dusty. The Ashburton Car Club’s Shingle Sprints on Rutherfords Road is one of their main events on the calendar. Drivers will push the limits and

kick up dust competing on the stony Staveley speedway in the rally version of the club’s street sprints. The annual shingle sprints is a club sport event, meaning entrants require a special license to compete, completely understandable considering the style of racing.

The drivers put the foot down from the start line and fly over the undulating gravel road out to the marker, where they spin around and fly back reaching speeds up to 160kph. With the event doubling as a Canterbury interclub event the drivers have a tendency to push

the limits with the added level of competition. Last year’s event was dominated by Ashburton drivers with four inside the top ten including the winner Donn McLaren in his Mazda Escort setting a scorching time of 1.44.31 on his fourth and final run.

Fairton, Dorie in Top-of-the-table clash Ten amateurs named a two horse race for Clearwater tourney By Jonathan Leask

By Jonathan Leask

Christchurch - Sir Bob Charles famously won his first New Zealand Open title as an 18-year-old amateur in 1954 at Heretaunga and in 2011 at least 10 amateurs have a chance of emulating that feat at the New Zealand Open. Eight New Zealand amateurs have been invited to the play the event at the Clearwater Golf Club in Christchurch from December 1-4 with two Australian amateurs also included. New Zealand No 1 Ryan Fox, who recently played the championship layout with Sir Bob, leads the Kiwi charge alongside senior amateur representatives Ben Campbell and Mathew Perry. “It is a privilege to be playing in the New Zealand Open, especially with so many of our top players, and former champions playing,” said the 24-yearold Fox who is preparing to turn professional at the end of 2011. “It also gives me a good opportunity to see how my game compares to the some of the guys I’m hoping to compete with next year.”

Ryan Fox: NZ’s leading amateur

Amateurs invited to play the New Zealand Open: New Zealand: Ryan Fox, Ben Campbell, Mathew Perry, Vaughan McCall, Bradley Kendall, Sam An, Blair Riordan, Joshua Munn. Australia: Jake Higginbottom, Brett Drewitt. - APNZ

The round one Mid Canterbury Shield is a two horse race in open grade tennis heading into tomorrow’s penultimate round. Round four pits the competition frontrunners Fairton against second placed Dorie, the only team capable of overtaking them. Fairton has an unblemished record after three straight wins while Dorie’s run was ended last weekend with a loss to Hampstead. Although losing their unbeaten record on an individual note Dorie’s Rhys Cromie is yet to drop a match and the same goes in the doubles for his partnership with James Boag. If Fairton is to get up for the win, Peter Leonard will have the task of being the first to beat Cromie, and has a strong ally in the doubles in Rebecca Robinson. Six points clear at the top Fairton can move out to an unassailable lead if they can get a fourth win while Dorie needs the win to send the round one honours to a final deciding round. Ruapuna picked up their first win from a default last week, but are faced with a much harder task if they are to get a second this weekend against Hampstead. Following a resounding turnaround, Hampstead will fancy their chances of closing in on the top two, as the team that was whitewashed on opening day has recorded back-to-back wins. Methven’s fortunes have gone in the opposite direction losing both their matches after a first up win but will hope to end that streak and extend Allenton’s losing streak, the only team without a win.

Tour of Southland Results from the 6th stage of the PowerNet Tour of Southland. Te Anau - Five Rivers - Kingston - Frankton - Crown Range 1. Josh Atkins (PNT) 4h22m06s; 2. Patrick Bevin (APH) at 29s; 3. Jeremy Yates (STR) at 29s; 4. George Bennett (KMT) at 35s; 5. Andi Bajc (STH) at 39s; 6. Taylor Gunman (OWA) at 51s; 7. Mike Olheiser (JPW) at 55s; 8. Brendan Sharratt (CSL) at 01m01s; 9. Scott Lyttle (PBR) at 01m06s; 10. Brett Tivers (STR) at 01m10s; 11. Tim Gudsell (PBR) at 01m16s; 12. Chris Macic (STR) at 01m20s; 13. Aaron Strong (APH) at 01m22s; 14. Eric Drower (PTL) at 01m33s; 15. Alexander Ray (OWA) at 01m41s; 16. Dion Smith (OWA) at 01m41s; 17. Joseph Cooper (MCP) at 01m46s; 18. Shem Rodger (PBR) at 01m55s; 19. Paul Odlin (SUB) at 01m55s; 20. Westley Gough (SUB) at 01m59s; 21. Danny Pulbrook (RDS) at 02m07s; 22. Marc Ryan (CST) at 02m30s; 23. Clinton Avery (APH) at 02m30s; 24. Simon Binney (SIT) at 02m35s; 25. Tom Scully (PNT) at 02m38s; Overall Standings 1. Josh Atkins (PNT) 15h35m17s; 2. Patrick Bevin (APH) at 01m09s; 3. George Bennett (KMT) at 01m25s; 4. Chris Macic (STR) at 01m26s; 5. Jeremy Yates (STR) at 01m28s; 6. Scott Lyttle (PBR) at 01m30s; 7. Andi Bajc (STH) at 01m38s; 8. Mike Olheiser (JPW) at 02m19s; 9. Tim Gudsell (PBR) at 02m21s; 10. Paul Odlin (SUB) at 02m22s; 11. Taylor Gunman (OWA) at 02m32s; 12. Shem Rodger (PBR) at 02m35s; 13. Brett Tivers (STR) at 03m00s; 14. Dion Smith (OWA) at 03m15s; 15. Joseph Cooper (MCP) at 03m27s; 16. Westley Gough (SUB) at 03m44s; 17. Marc Ryan (CST) at 03m45s; 18. Nick Lovegrove (SUB) at 04m00s; 19. Clinton Avery (APH) at 04m09s; 20. Danny Pulbrook (RDS) at 04m15s; 21. Tom Scully (PNT) at 04m40s; 22. Peter Latham (SUB) at 05m06s; 23. Simon Binney (SIT) at 05m45s; 24. Ryan Obst (RDS) at 07m39s; 25. Greg Taylor (UHM) at 08m19s; Team Overall 1. Share The Road 46h51m46s; 2. Pure Black Racing

The Sharks opened with a rusty effort with the bat making 114 before making 188 last week but with the ball they have taken 20 wickets for 85 runs. The Pritchard Shield could come down to which one delivers on Saturday, the Shark bowlers or the Fairfield batsmen. In other matches Lauriston host Coldstream after both sides were comfortably beaten last weekend. However, Coldstream had half its regular starters unavailable last weekend but should be back to full strength. The Tech Stags will chase their first win against the Pritchard Shield holders Allenton while Methven enjoy the bye.

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Golf Mayfield Golf Club Results from the ladies Lagmhor Salver competition played on 1st November at Mayfield between Tinwald and Mayfield. Lagmhor Salver won by Mayfield: Mayfield 32.1, Tinwald 29.6 Best Stablefords: Pam McAndrew 38 (Tinwald), Jan Clucas & Betty Wilson 36 (Mayfield) and Gaye Monson 35 (Mayfield) A.L.T. Nearest the Pin on No. 5 & 14: No. 5 Joan Johns (Mayfield) No.14 Karen King (Tinwald) Marilyn Cross/Property Brokers/Hastings McLeod 2nd shot on 2 & 11: 0-26: Judy Webb (Mayfield) 27-54: Dawn Sharplin (Tinwald) Twos: Dawn Sharplin, Judy Webb

Netball Mid Canterbury Twilight Netball Week 1 Dane 14, NWA 27; Team Xtreme 19, S**ts and Giggles 23; Semi Pro’s 34, Megz Team 12; The Zees 35, Rice Krispies 11; Mixed Up 7, Dodgy Knees 32; Seeds R Us 23, Number Crunchers 28;

Cricket Mid Canterbury Cricket Sunday 6th November Senior Rep Team vs South Canterbury 50 over Biggar Memorial Trophy game at Aorangi Park in Timaru Meet at Hotel Ashburton at 8.50am 11.00am start -White clothing, red balls will be used. Bo Houston, Jason Morrison, Dan McCloy, Des Kruger (Capt), Rhys Phillips, Jono Print (wk), Ben Mably, Richard Print (V.Capt), Dan Thomas, Danny Hurley, Thomas Meyrick, U16 Rep Team vs Canterbury Country Meet at 9.20am at the ACL wicket. Start time: 10.30am- 50 over game Bring your own lunch and refreshments. Josh Worsfold, James Southby, James Mangin, Kirk Chettleburgh , Harry Ferguson, Ryan Bell, Matt Holmes, Tom Dudley, Jack Dudley, Dylan Shore, Deon Biggs, Devam Padya

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• Pre-season ANZ netball Netball fans will have their first opportunity to see the new-look ANZ Championship teams in action at the competition’s official pre-season tournament in Tauranga in March. The tournament will be held at TECT Arena Baypark, Tauranga’s new multi-sport facility which opened in August this year. For the first time since the competition was established in 2008, all 10 teams will contest the pre-season tournament, to be held - APNZ from March 2-4.

Australia

As expected Wales brought plenty of will and muscle facing England and while they found periods of possession 1st half they couldn’t offer much overplaying the kick option and rusty and hassled when handling. NZ struggled to complete 1st half vs Australia but came out much stronger on the ball later and finished hard via Nightingale and Marshall. They actually got the 2nd half 12-10 and were just held on the line a couple of times. You’d expect them to present settled and while likely looking to build some cohesion they’ll open some space here. Behind Sinfield, Peacock, Westwood, Heighington and co England delivered too much power for Wales. Further out star FB Tomkins cut them up (4 tries) and while he looked secure under the high ball it probably won’t stop him being tested out again here, the Australian chase certain to have a pointier edge to it. Australia got to the break 16-0 on NZ last week. If that margin flattered you couldn’t help thinking they were on the bridle, more oxygen and more leg. With Thurston back close to his best they should have enough weapons.

FOOTBALL - HYUNDAI A LEAGUE - ROUND 5

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Doggies 23, Licuorice Allsorts 17; Childs Play 15, Joyce 4 15; The Hotties 11, The High Raters 23:

Results from this week’s round of the Celtic Squash Club’s summer league competition: Rebecca Abernethy beat Jenni Ryk 2-1, Blair Horrell drew with Mark O’Grady 1-1 Marie Kennedy lost to Bill Bullock 1-3, Wayne Vessey lost to Bruce Moore 1-3, Jock O’Connor lost to Paul Cousins 2-3. Di Ness beat Chrissie Stratford 3-1, Steve Devereux beat Kirsty Graham 2-1, Nigel Tew lost to Bruce Moore 0-2, Mick Hooper drew with Warren McKenzie 2-2. Sandy Richardson lost to Paul Cousins 1-2, Bill Bullock lost to Craig Campbell 0-5, Di Ness beat Lucas Hooper 4-0, Jane McCormick lost to Chris Thompson 0-4.

Chris Boyd has been handed the job of trying to turn Wellington’s fortunes around after he was confirmed as new Lions coach for the 2012 ITM Cup season. He replaces Andre Bell, who guided the team to sixth of the seven teams in the Premiership this season. While Bell was given the option of reapplying for the job it was hardly a ringing endorsement of his credentials. It’s believed former Hawke’s Bay coach Peter Russell was also in contention for the job. The former Wellington Lions assistant cut his coaching teeth in a 10-year spell at his club Tawa, before moving on to the Wellington B team and then four years as John Plumtree’s assistant with the Lions between 2003 and 2006. From there he worked at the New Zealand Academy of Sport for two years before a two-year term as Plumtree’s assistant with the Sharks - AP in South Africa.

Win Value ASAP Ratings Trend Match Day Form % odds margin 16-10-10 29-10-11

01:00:00 Saturday November 6 Wembley Stadium

WWLWWW Australia

Celtic Squash Club

• Boyd new Lions coach

RUGBY LEAGUE - 4 NATIONS - ROUND 2

DLLWWW England

at 21s; 3. Ascot Park Hotel at 02m08s; 4. H&J’s Outdoor World-Avanti Plus at 02m47s; 5. Subway Pro Cycling at 04m18s; 6. PowerNet at 12m11s; 7. Kia Motors at 15m47s; 8. Calder Stewart at 19m01s; 9. Ultimo-HGM at 31m41s; 10. Creation Signs - L&M Group Racing at 33m18s; Sprints 1. Gordon McCauley (BSB) 102; 2. Chris Macic (STR) 39; 3. Oliver Harding-Sheath (PTL) 28; 4. Clinton Avery (APH) 18; 5. Tom Scully (PNT) 12; 6. Brad Evans (OCL) 12; 7. Cameron Karwowski (PNT) 12; 8. Brett Tivers (STR) 11; 9. Alex Meenhorst (KMT) 11; 10. James McCoy (HCL) 11; King of Mountains 1. Joe Chapman (CSL) 48; 2. Brendan Sharratt (CSL) 16; 3. Patrick Bevin (APH) 14; 4. Tom Hubbard (HCL) 12; 5. Josh Atkins (PNT) 10; 6. Aaron Strong (APH) 10; 7. Brett Tivers (STR) 8; 8. Michael Vink (MCP) 8; 9. Cameron Karwowski (PNT) 6; 10. Aaron Gate (CSL) 6;

Competitive rowing returns to Lake Hood with the second Canterbury Pennants Regatta at tomorrow. Ashburton College rowers will mix it with other secondary school squads and clubs from throughout the South Island, many of whom will return at the end of the month for the Ashburton Regatta on November 7.

WEEKEND SPORTS FORM

13:30:00 Sunday November 6 Wembley Stadium

SCOREBOARD Results Cycling

Round five of Mid Canterbury senior cricket could go a long way to determining the winner of the Pritchard Shield with two weeks remaining. The two undefeated sides square off this weekend with the winner taking a big step towards claiming the shield. Fairfield tops the standings with three wins from three completed rounds and is in the box seat with the bye to come before they meet bottom-of-the-table Tech Stags. The Sharks have the bye behind them but following tomorrow’s match face Methven and Allenton over the final two rounds.

The Sharks claimed three of the four trophies last year but the Pritchard eluded them with the loss to Allenton in the crunch match for the second consecutive year. Their form so far this season suggests they are on track to finally lift the shield but a loss to Fairfield, a team looking in equally good form, could see the trophy slip away from the Sharks for a third straight season. Fairfield has looked in good touch with the bat, while the Sharks have delivered with the ball. Bowling first Fairfield dismissed two opponents for under 80 and made light work of the chase while posting 204/6 batting first.

Seventy golfers from local clubs will qualify through to the Aorangi-South Canterbury district qualifier of the nationwide HSBC nine hole challenge. The seven clubs around the district send 10 qualifiers to the Aorangi district qualifier at the St Andrews Golf Club on November 13. The Tinwald Golf Club had its tournament on October 20 with Methven Golf Club tomorrow and Ashburton Golf Club on Tuesday. The winners of the gross, nett and unaffiliated progress to the national finals to find the country’s best nine hole golfers. Incorporating 84 clubs throughout the country, the third annual nine hole challenge with the national final to be held at North Shore Golf Club on December 9. Nine hole golf is part of New Zealand Golf’s initiative to provide an exciting way to attract new people to the sport.

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Central Coast conceded early hosting Glory but found some dig more in keeping with their 2010 style. Young gun Ibini-isei showed his junior Australian team form slotting his career 2nd before the half to set them up. Phoenix dominated early hosting Victory, created plenty but they couldn’t finish. A red card to Sigmund continues a string of issues facing Phoenix including suspensions and injury. You suspect this is something of a crunch for them on 2 straight losses. If they get up it’ll be on the home ad. Heart lack sting up front. If they can find some here they’d be a shot. Like Phoenix this is what you might call the 1st ‘hurdle match for Adelaide. They conceded 5 goals in 15 min, slammed all over the park by Brisbane. Coach Coolen appeared to be pleased with his midfield HT changes; ‘they could have scored another 5 or 6 1st half and it could have been a disaster’ or similar. Well it went 2-0 the 2nd, pretty much a hiding, and if 7-1 isn’t a disaster then perhaps he’d forgotten they hold the ‘A League’ record themselves at 8-1.

Newcastle struggled against a Gold Coast side that you’d suggest man for man showed a class edge. Its been a disrupted start off field for the Jets and coach van Egmond took the front foot approach avoiding it by praising Bleiberg’s boys; ‘they impressed us’. Glory pounced on CCM early going 1 up after Dodd headed home but despite pretty much running it for 25 mins couldn’t get another. They lost Coyne (groin), the rear structure unwound and they played tired the last quarter. On that, another on this Coast is not ideal. Victory’s defence withstood early pressure from Phoenix and then Thompson and Hernandez stood. The former dazzling at times got their 1st goal of the season just before the half and the latter homed a penalty. Roar absolutely pole axed Adelaide. After giving up their 1st of the season, they put on 7 straight behind a brilliant individual performance from Berisha, who finished with 4, and Nichols who, like most of them, looked super authorative on the ball. They’ll likely meet a stiffer rear here but it’s difficult to have them rolled in this mood. In heavy rain Sydney struggled to find much rhythm visiting Heart but Carle finished a cross in IT. Gold Coast came off their underrated go with Roar to down Newcastle by 2 hosting. It sent coach Bleiberg away; ‘sometimes you play good and don't get the accolades and vice versa’ or similar. It was actually a reference to their bottom table position; ‘I told everyone we are starting the game at the bottom of the ladder’ but they were actually 7th by ‘ASAP’ and he’d know how early it is. Now they’re 4th the table, on the improve, and can at least draw this.

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Phoenix at bare minimum for Mariners clash By Daniel Richardson Wellington - Wellington Phoenix coach Ricki Herbert will be hoping none of his players wake up with a mystery illness this morning. Herbert has the bare minimum of 15 fit footballers to work with for tonight’s clash with the visiting Central Coast Mariners at Westpac Stadium. With just enough players to fill out a starting line up and the regulation four-man bench, Herbert must have had a few sleepless nights this week hoping none of his fit men go down at training with an ailment. Compounding the problems of running a small squad with a couple of injury concerns, illdiscipline has been costly for the Wellington-based A-League club this season. Tonight, they are without Ben Sigmund as the All Whites defender serves his one-game suspension for picking up a red card against the Melbourne Victory last week and come on top of the dismissals of Nick Ward, Tim Brown and Manny Muscat in earlier games. Herbert said, despite his side picking up a string of yellow and red cards this season, they won’t change their approach on the pitch. “We’ve spoken about it. “It’s not helping us that’s for sure,” he said. “I think it’s been good. I think it’s quite refreshing that we are playing well - I think we are playing well - and chances keep flowing for us.

Ricki Herbert: ‘We’ve just got to take the chances and put them in the back of the net “I think it’s just at that vital end for us, which wins football matches, and we’ve worked hard at that area this week. “We’ve just got to take the chances and put them in the back of the net.” The Phoenix have lost their last two games by a solitary goal and scoring has been a problem for them. They were shut out by Perth a fortnight ago and managed to score only once against an inconsistent Melbourne Victory outfit last week. Australian centre back Brent Griffiths slots in for Sigmund tonight and right-back Nikolas Tsattalios makes way for the returning Muscat. Aside from having to deal with a different backline in front of him for the past three weeks, new firstchoice goalkeeper Tony Warner also has a windy Westpac Stadium to consider. The 37-year-old, who has been tied to 15 clubs in a lengthy professional career which has spanned

far and wide across England, Wales and Scotland before a stint in the Southern Hemisphere, said the Phoenix’s home ground was the breeziest place he had ever played at. “I’ve played in some windy conditions, but I think this is just windy more often than not. “It’s quite unpredictable as well,” the custodian said yesterday after a particularly blustery Phoenix training session. “It can be tough. “You don’t mind playing in most conditions. “It can be snowing, it can be hail. “It can be raining, lashing down at you like that. “But wind, there’s nothing that kind of moves the ball around like wind and it doesn’t get much windier than Wellington.” The former Liverpool, Millwall, Fulham and Hull City player began the season on the bench behind Mark Paston but took his chance when the All Whites gloveman picked up an injury in the opening game against Gold Coast United. He kept an uneventful clean sheet against the Newcastle Jets on debut three weeks ago, but looked assured in the losses to Perth and Melbourne. Central Coast will bring some much-needed momentum to Wellington after they registered their first win of the season with a 2-1 victory over Perth last weekend. The Phoenix and Mariners are both on four points from four games and sit seventh and eighth on the A-League ladder respectively. - APNZ

Fifa donation for Christchurch Christchurch - Fifa have gifted US$300,000 to the rebuilding efforts in Christchurch which will be used to renovate, restore and construct football facilities within the earthquake-affected city. It comes on top of the hardship fund of more than $140,000 established by Mainland Football in June with donations and grants from Mainland, New Zealand Football, Oceania Football Confederation and the Japanese Football Association. Fifa also recently completed a Goal project to transform what was formerly English Park into a new state-of-the-art all weather turf, which officially opened last month. ASB Football Park - now the home of Mainland Football - was made possible through the Fifa grant of $535,000 as well as a significant investment of $1.065 million from the Christchurch City Council. It is one of the first major construction projects to be completed in Christchurch since the February 22 earthquake. The latest grant was approved by Fifa’s finance committee after a proposal from OFC president David Chung in Zurich.

‘On behalf of Fifa, I would like to send my best wishes to the people of Canterbury,” Fifa president Sepp Blatter said. “We have been working closely with OFC and New Zealand Football to identify the needs of the community following these devastating earthquakes. “I am honoured and delighted to confirm the new funding and trust that it will be used Sepp Blatter: ‘football can bring people together’ effectively to show players missing out on football this once again how football can help past season,” Stewart said. bring people together thanks to “The opening of the Fifa Goal the fair play and friendship that Project at ASB Football Park will go it promotes.” a long way to getting those players Mainland Football chairman back into football and this latest Mark Stewart said the grant will gesture will have a huge impact at help significantly in the rebuilding key football facilities all around the of facilities that were damaged by Canterbury region.” the earthquakes in February and The fund will be administered last September. by the New Zealand Football “Football in Canterbury was hit Foundation with Mainland Football hard, with the damage to 40 or handling grant applications. so grounds leading to over 1500 - APNZ

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Summer footballers back on the pitch Jack Hastie looks to advance the ball but Duncan Wheble has other ideas as summer league football made its long awaited return on Wednesday night at Argyle Park. Ashleigh Leonard keeps a close eye on proceedings. It was the juniors’ turn to kickoff the summer league with the seniors to follow suit next week.

Man U closing on last 16 Manchester - Manchester United edged closer to the knockout stage of the Champions League yesterday with a 2-0 home victory over Romanian minnows Otelul Galati. An eighth-minute goal from Antonio Valencia and a deflected Wayne Rooney shot later ruled an own goal secured the win for United, who now head Group C on goal difference from Benfica with two matches left. But the win could not disguise a largely unimpressive performance from the English giants, who struggled to break down a stubborn Galati side still looking for their first ever Champions League point. “They made it difficult for us,” United manager Sir Alex Ferguson said. “It’s down to us now. “It’s a good incentive for us. The history between the two clubs (United and Benfica) is fantastic, so it’ll be a good night.” United talisman Rooney was unfazed by the below-par display, insisting the result was all that mattered. “We did a job tonight, we had to win,” Rooney said. “In the Champions League there’s no easy games. “People might look and think that they’re not the best team but if they

Roar ‘lifting A-League to new level’ Melbourne - Melbourne Victory captain Adrian Leijer admits watching Brisbane has been “scary” but acknowledges the Roar are forcing other teams to lift their game. The Victory will try to end the Roar’s 32-match unbeaten streak

Grassroots winners from All Whites’ Cup success Auckland - The All Whites’ success at last year’s World Cup in South Africa is filtering down to grassroots New Zealand, with money being distributed this week to support Kiwi clubs, players and future football stars. The New Zealand Football Foundation, established with part of the US$10 million prizemoney from the All Whites’ qualification and appearance at the World Cup, is awarding more than $100,000 to 30 successful applicants in its inaugural grant round. The money is going to a range of causes, including paying for expert coaching, improving facilities, talent development and projects such as helping a passionate young Christchurch fan, who suffers from cerebral palsy, to see his team play. New Zealand Football Foundation chairman Andrew Clements said more than 200 applications were received, with requests for more than $500,000. “Our main objective in making awards is to support the development of the sport in New Zealand and encourage participation, the two key factors that will help our next

work hard it’s difficult to the lively Hernandez stretching the visiting team’s back break them down.” Ferguson had named four. an attacking line-up, with The Mexican livewire was Dimitar Berbatov partnerreleased by Berbatov down ing Michael Owen in front the left, only for Galati capof a midfield comprising tain Sergiu Costin to snuff Nani, Valencia, Anderson out the danger with a welland Rooney in an unusual timed tackle. deep-lying role. Costin was pressed into action again in the 41st And it looked as if a rout minute, again thwarting could be on the cards when Hernandez after a lovely Valencia shot United ahead through ball from Rooney. with the game only a few Yet Galati caused a scare for minutes old. Berbatov released the overUnited in the 42nd minute, when Ionut Neagu pounced lapping Phil Jones down on a stray pass from Nani to the right, and the England home in on goal. defender curled in a superb The striker’s shot took low cross that Owen just a wicked deflection off Rio failed to touch on before Ferdinand but David de Gea Valencia jabbed home from did brilliantly to save oneclose range. handed as United breathed Owen’s role in the goal was again. to be his last meaningful United started the second contribution of the night, half with more purpose but with the former England despite the best efforts of striker being substituted Rooney, the game remained on 11 minutes for Javier strangely flat. Hernandez after picking up With the clock running a thigh injury. Wayne Rooney: scored the 87th minute winner down, Rooney made sure of United’s challenge waned since last month’s 6-1 thrashing by the victory when his shot from over the remainder of the outside the area took a big deflection half, however, as Galati regrouped Manchester City. United’s best spell came in the off Cristian Sarghi to beat Grahovac well to frustrate Ferguson’s side, playing their first home match closing minutes of the first half, with on 87 minutes. - AFP

generation of stars emerge to helping clubs provide facilities and coaches is one way we can represent New Zealand on the help the growth of the sport,” world stage,” Clements said. he said. Ivan Vicelich said he and his “We also recognise it is imporAll Whites’ team-mates were tant to engage kids and their delighted to see the fruits of families in sport and to keep their success flow through to them playing throughout their players throughout the counteenage years. try. “There can be no more satisfy“By making participation ing legacy for our achievement accessible to those that want in South Africa than seeing the to play, we hope to make a next generation team follow in positive difference in the comour footsteps and hopefully go Ivan Vicelich: delighted munity. “ New Zealand Football’s even further,” he said. “It is only by qualifying to compete at a National Talent Centre received the largWorld Cup event that commercial rewards est grant of $37,550, which means 280 can be generated to flow back down young players will receive some assistance towards the cost of attending. through to clubs and players.” Clements said increasing numbers of The remainder of the money is being alloyoung people are getting into the sport cated in accordance with the Foundation’s in New Zealand as a result of the excite- six criterion which focus on supporting ment generated by the World Cup, but it individuals, families, teams, clubs, support is a struggle to provide the facilities and organisations, regional football federations and national talent development. resources needed. A second grant round is expected in “Better facilities mean better oppor- APNZ tunities for those who want to play, so April next year.

at Etihad Stadium on Saturday night, but Leijer admitted it would be a rare occasion when Melbourne would enter a home match feeling like underdogs. He said it was daunting watching on television as the Roar dismantled

Adelaide 7-1 last Friday night, two days before the Victory notched their first win of the season against Wellington. “(It was) quite scary. We were in Wellington watching the game and I suppose we started thinking about

next week already,” Leijer said yesterday. “They’re a very good side, there’s no two ways about it really. “They’re going to be tough to beat and we need to raise our game to be able to match it with them.” - AAP

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Taylor has faith in bowlers Auckland - New Zealand skipper Ross Taylor believes he has the bowling depth to take 20 wickets in his side’s one-off test against Zimbabwe over the next three days. The Black Caps ended day two yesterday with only one of those 20 scalps in the bag after the home side posted an uninspiring 82-1 from 40 overs in reply to the New Zealand’s first innings of 426. New Zealand entered the game light on bowlers, with veteran Chris Martin, debutant Doug Bracewell and spinners Jeetan Patel and Daniel Vettori sharing the load. Long-time fringe player Graeme Aldridge was left to carry the drinks in favour of an extra batsman, while injury robbed the Kiwis of seamer Kyle Mills (groin) and Jesse Ryder (calf), who offers handy medium pace. Tim Southee and Hamish Bennett missed the tour with injury. Batsmen Kane Williamson and Martin Guptill shape as likely contenders to at least fill in a few overs to give the frontline bowlers a break in the hot conditions on a flat pitch. “I think their first innings is key,” Taylor said from Zimbabwe. “If we can bowl them out for as cheap as possible in the first innings, it will help us out a lot more in the fourth innings. “We know we’ve got the bowlers and if we can chip in and take a few chances then, all going well, we can even have a bat the end of day three.” New Zealand were set to pile on a massive total in their first innings when they began the second day on 275-3. Taylor was dismissed in the second

over of the morning without adding to his overnight score of 76. “We pushed on there during the middle,” Taylor said. “I was disappointed in myself. “I was in the best position I think to go on and get three figures. “To get out in the second over lost a lot of momentum for the team after all the hard work we put in yesterday, but that’s cricket.” New Zealand’s middle order all contributed valuable runs, including a knock of 63 from debutant Dean Brownlie, but nobody other than opener Martin Guptill posted the magical three figures. There will be considerable interest in Brownlie’s development, after the Canterbury middle order batsman was picked for New Zealand after only two seasons of playing of domestic cricket when he put up some impressive numbers. New Zealand’s total of 426 was probably about 70-80 runs short of the mark, although Taylor said he would’ve been happy with 475. This test is the last one before the they meet Australia in a two-test series next month and is a vital lead up. New Zealand’s ability to score quick runs, if they have to bat again, will be pivotal. “The onus will then be on the bowlers to take another 10 wickets. “There’s still a long way to go in this series and, when we do get another opportunity to bat again [we will] put the heavy roller on and break this wicket up as much as possible,” Taylor said. Zimbabwe ended day two with opener Vusi Sibanda unbeaten on 53, his second test-match half century, and Hamilton Masakadza, who was not out on 22. - APNZ

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By Jonathan Leask The Ron Biggar Memorial is up for grabs this weekend, but it’s a trophy the Mid Canterbury senior cricket team has not claimed in five seasons. South Canterbury has had a firm hold on the trophy since 2006 when they beat Mid Canterbury by four runs to prise it south and hasn’t relinquished it since, taking a 14-run win last year. “We haven’t managed to win it in a while but we have been close, but strangely we manage to beat them in the Hawke Cup,” Mid Canterbury coach Richard Pithey said. Mid Canterbury heads to Aorangi Oval in Timaru for the annual 50 over fixture hoping to change that record. Current captain Des Kruger and vice captain Richard Print were both on hand when Mid Canterbury fell four runs shy of retaining the trophy. Following on from a solid losing effort against Christchurch Suburban last week-

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