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Balco Grain sold PART of the Balco Grains Services site at Bowmans and Canadian Murad Al-Katib outside his company headquarters in Regina, Saskatchewan.
20 extra jobs in $10 million project by Canadian company EXCLUSIVE by Editor TERRY WILLIAMS Balco Grain Services will sell its Bowmans plant, storage facilities and land to Horshambased lentils processor Australia Milling Group (AMG). AMG is a subsidiary of Alliance Grain Traders, a Canadian company which is the largest lentil and pea splitting company in the world. Alliance is located in Regina, Saskatchewan, the heart of Canada’s largest area for pulse crops, operating 20 production facilities in the centre of pulse growing regions in Canada, the United States, Australia and Turkey.
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NEWS v District the son of turkish immigrants BUILDS A GLOBAL EMPIRE:
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uraD Al-Katib couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw the big sheds and silos at Bowmans. Then he saw the sign “for development, please call ...” So on that warm November day last year he drove up to Balco’s office and before long was meeting the management team in Balaklava. “Because of our Horsham operations I was of course aware of Balco – and I had been in South Australia looking at various sites for expansion,” Murad said. It seems right to call him Murad here. Chatting over the phone he’s affable and outgoing. Likeable. “I like to get to know the areas I might invest in, so I took a drive and that’s when I discovered Bowmans.
Terry Williams reports: “It was perfect, with the railway an important link to Adelaide and Victoria.” Then he met Balco management, Malcolm May, Murray Smith and Rob Lawson. Followed by the people of Balaklava, whom he described as easy-going country folk. A good impression, Team Balaklava – because you didn’t realise at the time how important this man might be to our town! “These guys at Balco and me are cut from the same cloth,” Murad says in his Canadian drawl. “They have the same feeling for their community and contribute to their region. Their passion for their local community
was part of the attraction for me.” It’s easy to see how the stars align. Murad, 38 next month, was born and raised in a small town of Davidson, in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. It’s home to about 1250 people, with another 5,000 surrounding the town – and it’s smack in the middle of one of Canada’s biggest lentil growing areas. Murad is the son of Turkish immigrants, his mother Feyhan became mayor of the town and his father Dr Al-Katib has been a doctor in the rural province for 45 years. “We always talked about the community at our dinner table,” he explains. “It was things like how to create value in the local community. How to get more jobs. Economic
activity – how to get better prices for growers. And the vision for Alliance – which began in the basement of the family home nine years ago – came from his mother. Now the company has grown to become the largest processor of lentils and pulses in the world and is listed on the Toronto stock exchange as a public company, with sales in excess of $350 million over the past three months. And it’s also a major sponsor of the Saskatchewan Rough Riders, a competitor in the Canadian Football League, as well as supporting various other communities around the world. That surely must be good news for local sport and other organisations. Welcome to Balaklava, Murad and cobbers.
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• From Page 1 It is expected at least 20 people will be employed with potential for more as the company develops. AMG, which started in Horsham in 2007, employs 25 staff and processes 300 tonnes of lentils per day. Executives from AMG tomorrow will meet with the region’s farmers at Balaklava Golf Club to explain what opportunities will arise from the purchase. Canadian president and CEO of Alliance Grain Traders, Murad Al-Katib, said the companies had entered into a letter of intent and construction was expected to start at Bowmans in October. “This will be our main processing facility for our company in South Australia,” said Mr Al-Katib, who spoke exclusively to the Plains Producer from Canada. “The acquistion is an excellent platform for our expansion in South Australia.” The Bowmans processing plant also will be a dedicated storage and handling facility for pulses. Importantly, it will clean and process product for packaging and transportation from Bowmans for export around the world.
n The Australia Milling Group plant in Horsham, Victoria. Balco managing director, Malcolm May, said the deal was a “win-win” for Balco and the local community. “Most employees from Balco Grain will continue and it is an ongoing bonus for rail operators Patrick Port Link SA,” Mr May said. “Balco’s export park at Bowmans will beome very important for the future of regional development in South Australia.” Mr May said he would also per-
sonally thank farmers for their past support. at the meeting tomorrow. Local farmers would be encouraged to grow lentils, faba beans and chick peas as part of their normal crop rotations, said Mr Al-Katib. Durum wheat would also be sought, with Alliance’s Arbel Group one of Turkey’s leading producers of pasta and semolina under its Arbella brand. Purchased last year, production facilities are in Mersin, Turkey. The company is the largest exporter in
Turkey for pulses, exporting to all geographic regions and servicing a network of customers in the Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia. Alliance has made a huge global impact since it was founded in 2007 with the acquisition of of Saskan Pulse Trading by Agtech Income Fund. Alliance currently employs 400 full time staff and is actively exporting to 85 countries. Its core business is premium quality Red Split and Football lentils,
Kabuli chick peas and other varieties, Laird/eston/Richlea lentils, yellow split and whole peas, navy, faba and other beans and other crops, such as canary seed and flax. Mr Al-Katib said AMG currently was actively looking at further acquistions in South Australia. “We were attracted to South Australia – the Mid North and Yorke Peninsula – because generally it is a reliable region for cropping. Yields hold up better,” Mr Al-Katib said. “The area consistently produces high quality crops. And with the Bowmans site and container rail terminal ... how could we ask for anything more? “We are the buyer, processor and exporter to 85 countries around the world – and we will also store grain to get maximum value for producers. “Food demand around the world goes in cycles throughout the year. “We want to help farmers capture maximum return. It is not always necessary to sell at harvest.” Product from Bowmans will be offered as mix of bulk grain, sized and bagged. It will be offered for export in 50kg, 20kg and 15kg tamper-proof bags and exported in containers.
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$111,914 total bill for land fight Total legal costs in the Supreme Court for the land use wrangle between Wakefield Regional Council (WRC) and Balaklava businessman-farmer, Peter Evans have now been revealed at $111,914. The costs awarded against council were added to council’s website last Friday as part of the August 25 meeting agenda, after all confidential and legal issues were resolved between both parties. The controversial WRC versus Evans land saga deepened at last Wednesday’s council meeting when Central Ward councillor, Avon Hudson, challenged council, questioning why the out-of-court settlement of $39,000 was the
Lauren Hermon reports: only figure made public in the August 25 council agenda, posted online on Friday, August 20. Cr Hudson, who openly revealed in the past he voted against council taking the Evans case to the Full Bench of the Supreme Court, said he felt “mislead” by council. Cr Hudson said he thought when councillors voted for the costs to be made public at May’s special meeting to discuss what he called the land “debacle”, it was believed by Cr Hudson the “total” costs would be made public – not
just the out-of-court settlement amount. WRC chief executive officer, Phil Barry, said: “The amount of costs awarded against council of $39,000 is stated in the council meeting agenda report item considering legal advice obtained by the Local Government Association of SA on the court decision and whether affecting (councils) state-wide.” “It follows earlier in the meeting’s agenda of the annual statutory review of council’s decisions involving existing confidential orders, one of which was the May 26 council meeting resolution approving the out-of-court settlement which has since been finalised and the order lifted,” Mr Barry said.
Cr Hudson believed the total amount, including council’s lawyers fees would be included in the most recent council agenda. “Why wasn’t the additional cost to council in the agenda?” he asked. “It was a very bad decision and bad judgement to take the Evans case to court. “I was opposed to the decision from day one,” Cr Hudson claimed. Mr Barry said it was not council’s intention to “hide” the total costs awarded against council, and (council) had every intention of revealing the final costs for public knowledge, as stated in response to public question time at the May 26 council meeting.
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n ABOVE: Derek Tiller (Mallala), Kelvin Tiller (Balaklava), GRDC rep and Pinery farmer, Andy Barr and Peter Burford (Balaklava). n LEFT: Robert Parker (Long Plains) and Andrew Chapman (Salter Springs).
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n Mid North grain growers met for an important industry research forum last Thursday, where they were provided with latest industry information to assist growers in developing robust farming systems for the future. About 90 people attended Balaklava Golf Club, with keynote speakers from throughout Australia delivering relevant and practical advice to growers. The Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) and South Australian Farmers Federation (SAFF) provided growers with the update. GRDC Southern Re-
gional Panel chair, David Shannon, said the program included Western Australia-based inventor Ray Harrington, who informed growers about the Harrington Seed Destructor, the latest weapon in the battle to reduce weed seed banks. The product is being developed with assistance from GRDC. Another speaker was grain storage expert, Peter Botta, from PCB Consulting, who outlined new national standards for grain storage hygiene, while improving cropping results. Nairne-based consultant Darren Arney discussed grain marketing issues for
the coming harvest and Greg Mutze, senior research officer with the South Australian Department of Water, Land and Biodiversity, provided an overview of mice activity and management. Other topics on the day included, making the most from lentils which focused on rotation and strategies to reduce disease threat, and advising growers on issues relating to locusts. The Harrington Seed Destructor presentation was well received, and growers had plenty of questions about mice and locusts. For more information, visit www.grdc.com.au/updatedates.
GM advisory team named Agriculture and Food Minister, Michael O’Brien, has announced the membership of the GM Crop Advisory Committee, which provides advice to the State government on genetically modified (GM) crops. South Australia has a moratorium on the commercial production of GM crops until 2014. Mr O’Brien said there was a national regulatory framework for genetically modified organisms, which allows states and territories to regulate GM crops where there are risks to markets and trade. The 11 members have been appointed for three years. The committee comprises:
• Ann Levy, presiding member, a former government minister and president of the Legislative Council. • Jessica Peters, of Pacific Seeds. • Heather Baldock, a grain and sheep producer from Buckleboo on Eyre Peninsula. • Richard Way, a grain and sheep producer from Yorke Peninsula. • Neil Pontifex, executive chairman of Kangaroo Island Pure Grain and a cereal grain, oilseed and legume producer based at Paskeville, Yorke Peninsula and on Kangaroo Island. • Caroline Rhodes, government relations manager at Viterra Ltd.
• Gerard McMullen, a Victorianbased consultant providing advice to grains and related industries. • Michael Bowden, commercial manager, Meningie Fodder. • Kris Roberts, executive director, industry development and renewal in the Agriculture Food and Wine Division of Primary Industries and Resources SA (PIRSA). • Dr Geoffrey Annison, deputy chief executive officer of the Canberra-based Australian Food and Grocery Council. • Associate Professor Ankeny, senior lecturer in the School of History and Politics at the University of Adelaide.
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Shaz ‘selects a snap’ Winner of the Plains Producer Father’s Day competition was Shaz Pike, of Balaklava, who identified the Select a Snap “young and old” pictures of 14 out of 16 business owners. Shaz and her children Jorjah and Hamish received their prize from Shane Williamson of Balaklava Building Supplies. They won a Hitachi 14.4 volt cordless drill and a Hitachi jigsaw. Answers to the photos were: A Balaklava Building Supplies, Dennis “Olly” Dunstan; B Owen
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‘Revenue-raising’ jibe at rural blitz A recent police “blitz” in regions of the Mid North and Yorke Peninsula, has left some motorists angry, and an Opposition MP labelling the operation a revenue-raising scheme rather than keeping rural roads safe. Shadow Police Minister, David Ridgway, is calling on Police Minister Michael Wright to tell South Australians “what his priorities are in regards to the state’s road safety operations.” Over the course of the last week, alleged examples relayed to Mr Ridgway included: • A farmer fined $370 for having mud on his number plate
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• Mallala, Barossa CIB and Port Adelaide police conducted a drug raid at a Barley road, Two Wells address. Six large cannabis plants were seized, along with a large amount of hydroponic equipment. An elderly man was reported for cultivating cannabis, possession of cannabis and prescribed equipment. The owner of the property was later reported for more serious drug matters by Adelaide police. • A 29-year-old Balaklava woman was reported for property damage and drink driving offences on Saturday, August 28. She is due to appear in court at a later date. • A Balaklava man was arrested for an outstanding warrant for driving offences on Thursday, August 26. He is due to appear in court at a later date. • Balaklava High School’s shed was broken into on Tuesday morning. Stolen equipment was recovered outside of the shed. Police are investigating. • Police are investigating an incident in Snowtown where there was an alleged threaten to harm incident. • Police are investigating an incident where two buses were travelling in the opposite direction from each other and an object was thrown from one bus window and smashed the other bus’ drivers side window. The incident happened along Stockport road. Anyone who has any information is asked to contact police.
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The letter had informed Minister Wright of an initial example of what was unfolding within his electorate, along with his general concern about the operation’s objective. “People are understandably confused about the objectives of this operation and how the examples of infringements will have any benefits for our rural road safety. The Minister must explain what is going on,” the letter said. Mr Ridgway said the operation’s main goals were confusing to many motorists. “The operation is not assisting in reducing the region’s road toll as much as it is pinning
• A house was broken into at Wirramulla road, Lewiston on Monday, August 23. Entry was gained by forcing the front door open and assorted computer equipment and jewellery was stolen. • A 39-year-old Two Wells woman was arrested for illegal use of a motor vehicle, exceeding the prescribed concentration of alcohol (with an alleged breath analysis reading of 0.159 per cent) and resisting arrest on Tuesday, August 24. She was involved in a minor vehicle collision with the allegedly stolen vehicle at Horseshoe crescent, Two Wells and was arrested when police made follow up enquiries at her home address. Due to the nature of the woman resisting arrest, she was sprayed with capsicum spray to subdue her. She was bailed to appear in the Elizabeth Magistrates Court at a later date. • A Two Wells business on Old Port Wakefield road suffered damage to a front window by what is believed to
motorists with gratuitous fines for trivial matters,” Mr Ridgway said. “The examples I have been given of police actions do nothing but cause anger and intimidation within the community, discrediting SAPOL throughout any genuine road safety measures.” At time of publication the only comment from police came when an officer said the blitz was the latest instalment of Operation Rural Focus. Police also conducted Operation Consequence – a drug and drink-driving blitz last weekend. About 9,000 drivers were tested with 98 drink-driving and eight drug offences.
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be a small projectile on Wednesday, August 25. Glass breaking sensors detected it taking place at 11.33 pm. Police are seeking any witnesses who may have seen any suspect vehicles or persons in the vicinity of Old Port Wakefield road at the time. • A Two Wells man was issued with an expiation notice for driving an unregistered and uninsured motor vehicle on Hayman road at Lewiston on Friday, August 27. • Police reported a Two Wells man for possession of three firearms and an amount of ammunition while he was not the holder of a current firearms licence on Friday, August 27. He will be summonsed to appear at Tanunda Magistrates Court at a later date. • Two Wells police conducted extensive patrolling of the coastal areas from Port Gawler to Port Parham under Operation Beach on Sunday, August 29. Four motorcyclists were issued with infringement notices for riding unregistered and uninsured motor cycles.
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• Police are investigating a serious criminal trespass on a local pharmacy where a quantity of cold and flu medication was stolen on Wednesday, August 25. Closed circuit television and witnesses are assisting police with their investigations into the offence. • Police are investigating a serious criminal trespass on a local hotel. Unknown person(s) stole about $3500 in cash on Thursday, August 26. Police are seeking members of the public who may be able to assist with the investigation. • A 29-year-old Clare man was reported for trafficking cannabis, possessing cannabis and prescribed equipment and cultivating cannabis on Saturday, August 28. Police originally attended the residence in Clare regarding firearms inquiries. • Police stopped a Clare man and defected his vehicle for having no indicating lights on Sunday, August 29. The man then became abusive towards police and was arrested for offensive language. He will appear in court at a later date.
WILDLIFE rescuer Lorraine Samuels with tawny frogmouth owls.
Council to the rescue with $500 donation Snowtown’s Wildlife Rescue will receive a $500 donation each year from Wakefield Regional Council (WRC) to maintain the rescue’s honourable service to vulnerable animals. The decision came at last Wednesday’s meeting when council voted to donate once a year to Wildlife Rescue after a request from long-time animal rescuer, Lorraine Samuels. Lorraine has been involved at Wildlife Rescue for many years, caring for native animals. She was overwhelmed by council’s decision to provide an ongoing donation. “We are really pleased and think the news is fantastic,” Lorraine said. “Wildlife Rescue is really proud to be associated with council. It is fantastic our native animals are being recognised,” she said. The annual donation decision came after what was supposed to be a “one-off donation” from council last October. In a report made to council by WRC corporate services manager, Steve Jonas, stated: “It is suggested if council were to provide a donation to Wildlife Rescue for 2010/11, that is should be granted as an annual donation so it can be provided each year without needing to be reviewed by council annually.” WRC Northern Ward councillor, Greg Stevens and Central Ward councillor, Avon Hudson, were in favour of the ongoing donation. Cr Hudson said “(Wildlife Rescue) goes a long way to pick up injured animals.” “It would be nice to see a lot more than $500 a year going to them,” he said. “It’s not enough ... but it’s appropriate and it’s something.” Last year, Cr Hudson attempted to increase what was previously a one-off donation to Wildlife Rescue to about $1000, but was unsuccessful. Plains Producer, Wednesday September 1, 2010
NEWS v District port wakefield SAGA:
Offer to inspect CWMS still not enough
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er memories are painted with rich colour and a warm fondness. She has 17 years of memories, artistic love and life experience of Balaklava. Now, the very well known ‘naïve’ artist and former Whitwarta resident, Marie JonnsonHarrison says “thank you and goodbye” to the town which she says has been “so supportive of the arts.” Marie and husband, Bryan, left Balaklava yesterday to live at Hallett Cove in Adelaide’s south to be close to their children, Kai, 23 and Hillivi, 19. Naïve art is a classification of art that is often characterised by a childlike simplicity in its subject matter and technique. Her artwork, which Marie describes as “innocent and colourful”, is a fusion of different styles including paintings, 3D prints, sculptures, cards, ceramics and many more techniques. She was also the creator of Balaklava Primary School’s mosaic chairs, which were vandalised about a year ago and only recently restored.
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Marie also has a website and online blog where she details her artwork and experiences, including her admiration for Balaklava. She praised Balaklava for its art gallery and the Balco art prize awards, where Marie has previously won the major prize and minor prizes quite often. Balaklava Community Arts also got a mention in one of Marie’s online journal entries. She describes BCA as “first class”. “The whole town comes out in support for the different art projects and sculptures.” As Marie and Bryan embark on a new phase of their lives, one of her blogs detailed her deep emotions on the move. “We don’t know whether to be happy or sad about the next chapter of our lives by the sea
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and with only 30 minutes to the city central,” Marie wrote. But with the new-found smell of the ocean, Marie said she would sorely miss the open fires, the rain on the iron roof, the smell of the freshly cut lawns and the peace and quiet–with not a neighbour in sight. But with the good comes the bad. One of Marie’s blogs read: “Whenever I miss you Balaklava, I will try to think of the things I did not care for; such as the flies and dust and the scorching hot days when you can’t even take a breath without burning your throat in 47C heat.” Despite the downfalls, Marie maintained she wouldn’t be able to focus her attention on the bad for long. “But I bet you my thoughts
will centre on the laughter of the kids playing and running around our big farm house and yard, how they were chasing after chooks and dogs, and their surprised faces when the rooster turned around and chased them,” she said. But despite Marie’s absence from the town, she does not part without some touching words. “I would like to thank the people of Balaklava who have made us feel so welcome and the area which has been our home for the last 17 years. “Smiling faces and caring people who look out for one another – that is something we will really miss.” Although Marie and Bryan leave the town they called home, they still own a house and a block of land at Balaklava– so a piece of them will always remain in the town. “We’ll always remain connected with the town – and of course get ourselves a subscription to the Plains Producer!” she said. Keep up to date with Marie, her blogs and amazing artwork at www.mariejonssonharrison. com.au.
Port Wakefield residents questioned Wakefield Regional Council (WRC) over a letter sent to each property owner in town regarding the community wastewater management scheme (CWMS) at last week’s council meeting. Residents again rallied at last Wednesday’s meeting to question why property owners now have the opportunity to oppose having their property inspected by contract engineers, Wallbridge and Gilbert. It was decided at July’s council meeting a personal consultation with every property owner would take place with consultants from Wallbridge and Gilbert and a licensed plumber to identify any problems on site, such as impractically located connection points. A section of the letter mailed out to Port Wakefield property owners from council read: “Please consider the location of your connection point and if you have any concerns an inspection will be organised.” During public question time, resident Daryl Pain asked council a series of questions. “Will this inspection include every house in the township of Port Wakefield? I ask this question as people are still unsure about what is happening,” Mr Pain said.
The letter from council stating property owners have the opportunity to agree or oppose an inspection came after a letter to council from Wallbridge and Gilbert. The letter read: “Personal consultation with every property owner would be an expensive, and time consuming process. “In order to facilitate the consultation process, Wallbridge and Gilbert suggests council sends a brief notice to each property owner, outlining the purpose of the inspection. “We are confident a majority of the owners will not have any significant issues that need to be addressed, however we will review all property connections visually and undertake all necessary investigations of 20 properties previously identified in our design review.” WRC chief executive officer, Phil Barry, said if property owners opposed an inspection, and later found an issue arising with their connection point or any other problem, then they would still have the opportunity to have their property inspected if requested. Property inspections will begin next Monday, September 6 and finish Friday, September 17.
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I was recently given a copy of the London Gazette dated Friday, August 19, 1768, and it makes interesting reading, not to mention the language style of the day. In the general news items I found the following: “Mr. James Watt seeks to patent his steam engine – Information from an unimpeachable source has reached this journal that Mr. James Watt, the well-known Engineer, will soon apply for a patent for his invention, the steam engine. Mr. Watt has been working on his ingenious Invention for many years, and has concluded a great many scientific examinations into the properties of steam. In the three years past he has spent much of his time demonstrating the merits of the steam engine by trial on a large scale. It is believed the steam engine will be applied to the drawing up of water. Mr. Watt has been encouraged in his work by his friend, Mr. Joseph Black, whose splendid discovery of
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latent heat has largely assisted Mr. Watt in his experiments. Mr. Watt is presently engaged in surveying Water Canals in Scotland. The Demon Drink – Shocking as the account may appear, but true it is, that no less than seven soldiers have destroyed themselves in the Isle of Wight within these ten days by drinking spirits. One, lamentable to say, was an officer. Patent Laundress, or Washing Machine – is sold by Mr. Kendall, the Inventor and Patentee, at No.7 Charing-Cross. This ingenious Invention, made wholly of wood, is highly esteemed by men of science, and persons of every description; and, without the parade of
enumerating the saving qualities, it possesses them all, in the most eminent degree. The act of wringing, so destructive to linen, is changed for pressure, and is made to fit the machine, or a rincer, a most valuable appendage, which makes it the most completest machine now known for the purpose of washing. “Small size, eight shirts, three Guineas and a half; middling ditto, 14 shirts, four Guineas and a half; large ditto, 30 shirts, six Guineas. Gentleman Loses All At Gambling – A certain gentleman from the East Indies was stripped at cards on Friday not only of his whole fortune, but his house, furniture, plate, linen &c. could not escape the rapacity of the plunderers. A certain fashionable house in the neighbourhood of Piccadilly, is stated to have been the scene of the action. After his lamentable experience this wretched soul unsuccessfully attempted to dispatch himself with a pistol.
Patent for New Spinning Invention – It is understood that Mr. Richard Arkwright will seek a patent next year for his recent invention for the spinning of yarn. His spinning frame which is horse drawn has been set up in Nottingham where he will demonstrate its usefulness. This contraption is believed to be an improvement on the Spinning Jenny of Mr. James Hargreaves which was also originally set up at Nottingham and caused so much concern and uproar from wheel spinners. Graffiti 1768 style?? – The chairs in the Park have lately been found extremely convenient for certain paragraph writers to set their wit upon. Improvement on Actions for Crim. Con. – The Paris Papers contain a trial of a female for adultery. She was sentenced to a twelve months imprisonment, and her paramour, who was tried with her, to one months imprisonment.”
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• Sep 6: Owen Meals on Wheels AGM, hospital hostel lounge – CANCELLED • Sep 12: Adelaide Plains Male Voice Choir, Owen Hall. • Sep 24: Two Wells Football and Netball Sporting Clubs event, ‘Redlow’, Two Wells Community Centre. • Sep 25: Balaklava Show, to be opened by Peter Goers of ABC. • Sep 25-26: Clare Hobbies Alive. • Oct 9: Cancer Council “Shear for Life”, Blyth Football clubrooms; Caeliac Support Group, Gawler Health Service. • Oct 10: Lions Auction, Ralli Park. • Oct 13: Long Plains Red Cross fashion parade. • Oct 16, 17: Celebrating 100 years of scouting in Balaklava. • Nov 5: Blyth paper drive. • Nov 6: Balaklava paper drive; BHS “Little Black Dress” cabaret, BTH.
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Winter brings its share of ills for our furry friends - bronchitis, tired muscles, and even arthritis. We have to look after our pets in the winter months, just as we look after ourselves. “Prevention is better than cure. A little bit of preparation can save a lot of pain, heartache, and money,” recommends Dr Peter Higgins, spokesperson for Dogs NSW. “Dogs like warmth to sooth stiff and sore muscles. Most dogs fare better in harsh conditions if they can live inside. When this is not feasible, a warm sheltered retreat can help ease the discom-
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Winter ills and chills fort of a cold winter’s day or night. Simple ideas like a blanket for warmth at night can help ease discomfort. This can assist with dogs that are developing arthritis, or just muscular stiffness.” Dr Higgins explains. “Walking your dog during the daytime will also help to relieve muscle soreness. The muscles get used to the movement, and this keeps them supple. Getting your dog’s muscles working again can have the added benefit of getting you outside into the fresh air to get your own muscles moving,” advises Dr Higgins. Dogs NSW recom-
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mends that dogs are seen by their local veterinarian regularly for check-ups. This year has seen an increase in Canine Parvovirus. It is an incurable, fatal disease that can be easily prevented. Signs of Parvovirus include lethargy, loss of appetite, fever, vomiting, and severe bloody diarrhoea. It can thankfully be prevented by vaccination. Dogs can suffer from ear infections just as humans do. Respiratory ail-
ments can also be a problem for dogs, with the same types of indicators as for humans. Dogs NSW recommends that you take your dog to the veterinarian if you suspect any signs of chest or upper respiratory problems. “A dog’s normal body temperature is warmer than a human’s, so winter is a good time to snuggle up and better get to know man’s best friend,” says Dr Higgins.
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D At any time there are some 44,000 storms; lightning strikes the earth 100 times every second. D There are, on average, 35 earthquakes per day. D More than a million trees are chopped just to make toothpicks. •From: www.didyouknow.org
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CATHOLIC CHURCH Balaklava......... Liturgy 9.00am Pt Wakefield.......Mass 9.00am
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PEOPLE OF THE PLAINS v District Fords here –
Balaklava locals had a pleasant surprise when the Early Ford V8 Club called at Balaklava’s Triangle on Saturday. The club was on its way to Port Pirie after also stopping at Two Wells. Their vehicles – ranging from 1932-54 – parked along the Triangle, attracted the interest of several local motoring enthusiasts.The run is part of a two day event, held annually for members.
Service award:
Emily our music ‘hero’
Councillors Darryl Ottens and Maurice Tiller of Wakefield Regional Council (WRC) received 15 year service awards at last Wednesday’s council meeting. WRC Mayor James Maitland, congratulated Cr Ottens (left) and Cr Tiller for their time in council and presented them with the awards for their long and dedicated service.
Balaklava High School student Emily Taylor was guest soloist at the Festival Theatre in Adelaide at the Primary Schools Music Festival on Saturday, August 20. Emily received a great ovation and was delighted to take part in the festival. Her chosen song was ‘Hero’ by Mariah Carey. Former Balaklava High School music teacher, Di Spence, said for Emily to be asked to sing at this amazing festival was a great honour. Emily was also chosen to be a choir soloist in the same venue when she was at Balaklava Primary School two years go.
Birthday fun – Balaklava’s Tania Allen celebrated her 40th birthday at a recent girls weekend in Moonta Bay. Pictured at the Seagate Beachfront Bistro are (back
row) Corrine Antic, Shelley Lamond, Narelle Michael, Sharon Palmer, Marie Heaslip, Carolyn Goldney, Katrina Loy, Louise O’Halloran, Michelle Davey, Sheralyn Bond, Megan Arthur, Liz Kraft and Louise Michael. Seated are Louise Hanna, Louise Fielke, Tania Allen, Rebecca Allen and Angela Battle.
Line Gwen gave so much to so many Aerial Inspections OBITUARY > Gwendoline Isabella (Gwen) Tiller 19-6-1916 to 4-8-2010
Glenelg, for service-men. However, rather than nursing, most of her time was spent at the piano or piano accordion, entertaining the many troops who passed through the home. Gwen and Dick Tiller of Grace Plains were married on January 24, 1945 at Clarence Park Methodist Church, with a reception for 50 guests at the Bohemian tearooms at a cost of 15 pounds. Dick returned to service in Darwin and Gwen to Saddleworth. After the war, in 1947 they settled into a new home (on the nine mile) at Pinery with eldest
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son Allan. Later, twins Helen and John, then Anne completed the family. In 1975, they retired to Mallala. Dick passed away in 1988. In 2008 Gwen became a resident of Rose Pym Ward Mallala Hospital. A housewife from the time of boiling the copper for washing, making soap, butter, jams pickles/sauces, keeping poultry, milking cows, handwork, gardening and supporting community events, life was very busy. A church organist from age 14 at Pinery, until 89 at Mallala, she supported all aspects of her church life. Gwen was committed to all Pinery activities including Red Cross (60 years) and Belle of the Ball competitions. Owen and later Mallala CWA, Mallala Museum, RSL. Auxiliary
and Mallala Probus Club. Gwen played tennis at Pinery, golf at Owen and bowls at Mallala, where she attained her Super Veterans Badge. Music was her great love. Gwen was a pianist for calisthenics, debutant balls, school and CWA concerts. Part of family life was sing-alongs around the piano. If a song was too high or low, she would simply change key mid-way. She enjoyed dancing and trained young people in Pinery and Mallala – and even tried tap-dancing in her 70s. Gwen’s greatest pleasure was a keen interest and involvement in her family. Her life was celebrated in the Mallala Uniting Church on Monday, August 9 with 11 of her 12 grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren participating in the service.
ElectraNet, the owner and manager of South Australia’s electricity transmission network, will undertake the annual inspections of its overhead transmission lines by helicopter over the coming months to identify any potential issues. This will help reduce the possibility of supply interruptions and ensure the safety of the public and the network. Flights are scheduled from 7.00am to 5.00pm September to November along all major transmission lines across the State, including Balaklava, Templers, Dorrien, Roseworthy and surrounding areas in the Adelaide Plains. If you have any queries regarding the inspections, please contact Colleen Luck on 1800 243 853.
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wen Tiller was the eldest of three children born to Oswald and Florence Hancock, at home on the family farm between Owen and Pinery. She attended Pinery and later Owen primary schools and churches. Gwen took up piano lessons for two years only – the beginning of a great love of all kinds of music – an important part of her life. The family moved to Saddleworth in 1939, where she became a member of the Methodist church choir and Girl Comrades. During the war she was pianist for Red Cross dances and socials. After completing her first aid/home nursing and air raid precaution course, she was a ‘live-in’ worker at “Kapara” Red Cross convalescent house,
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JAMES MAITLAND
Mayor’s Diary
‘Larrikins, legends, ratbags, no hopers and two bob lairs’
Council needs you! Auburn has the lot – plus a great CJ Dennis festival NOMINATIONS to stand as a candidate for Local Government elections open next Tuesday, September 7. I am hoping Wakefield Regional Council will see residents from all areas in our council district making the choice to represent their community. This year our council is certain to see some fresh faces as elected members. Two of our councilllors already have chosen to announce their retirement from civic duty, so there are vacancies in at least two wards – Western and Southern. Western ward councillor and deputy mayor, Barry Nottle, has announced he will not stand again after serving for 13 years and southern ward councillor Jo Lilith has publicly indicated her retirement after nearly three years. On behalf of Wakefield Regional Council my sincere thanks and appreciation for their dedication and support. At this stage I am very likely to continue my community service and will again nominate as mayor. Supporting your community through council is very rewarding – and I can assure you after 20 plus years as an elected member and mayor the practical, productive and constructive results far outweigh the various challenges councils face in today’s time. Please take a moment to reflect on what you can offer your community and consider becoming a councillor. IMPORTANT DATES If you want to nominate as a councillor you must do so by noon on Tuesday, September 21. Remember, nominations open next Tuesday, so you have 14 days to get the nominations in. The Local Government Association provides plenty of information on how to become a councillor. There is a handy guide “So You Want to be on Council” which can be downloaded from their website – plus lots more advice. Go to www. lga. sa.gov au or contact Wakefield Regional Council on 8862 0800 or go to council’s website, www. wakefieldrc.sa.gov.au A candidates’ briefing session by the state electoral office will also be held in the council chamber at Balaklava on Thursday, September 9 starting 6.30pm. HOW TO VOTE If you want to vote in council elections – and I urge everyone who can to do so – you will need to be registered on the voters’ roll. The roll close on Friday, August 13 – but If you are a resident on the State electoral roll, you are automatically on the Local Government voters’ roll, so most people in our council area should be able to vote. Voting is easy – by post! The mail out of voting packs will start on Monday, October 25 and should be completed by Friday, October 29. If you don’t receive a voting pack, call Wakefield Regional Council on 8862 0800. Close of voting is 5pm, Friday, November 12, and results should be known soon after – but certainly within a month after the poll. DROUGHT TASK FORCE With so much welcome rain, it seems strange to be talking about drought. But the regional Drought Task Force has continued to meet – though it will now be more “on call”. Issues still continue in some areas, particularly in businesses which have felt the impact of reduced spending by farmers. And changes are likely anyway whatever government assumes power federally. CONGRATULATIONS ... To Port Parham Sports and Social club for hosting (through District Council of Mallala) the Central Local Government Region of Councils on Friday, August 13. LGA SA president, mayor Felicity-ann Lewis attended, with LGA executive officer, Wendy Campana. Well done to all involved! And my very best wishes to Balaklava Racing Club for its huge cup meeting today. This event really exposes Balaklava and the district to thousands of people who take away an enjoyable experience. This column is sponsored by:
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Auburn will host the CJ Dennis Festival this weekend to celebrate the birthday of Auburnborn author CJ Dennis on September 7, 1876. Clare and Gilbert Valleys Council mayor, Allan Aughey, will open the festival at 10am on Saturday morning at the cellar door of Eyre Creek Wines, with a $10 morning tea available. Saturday night features a larrikins night called ‘And their Ghosts May Be Heard’held in the barn at Hillsview Estate. The concert showcases lively, rollicking performances which celebrate Australian larrikins, legends, ratbags, no-hopers, ear-bashers and two-bob liars. And their Ghosts May Be Heard features a selection of the best Aussie ballads and songs about mateship, hardship, aimless wandering, drinking, gambling and death by writers including CJ Dennis, Henry Lawson and Banjo Patterson. Presented by Elliot Howard, Nick Martin and Peter Powell, the concert
briefLY Melissa tells of abortion survival American Melissa Ohden was the survivor of a failed saline abortion in 1977. Now Melissa is conducting talks worldwide about her experiences and story of survival – and she will be visiting Clare Town Hall along with other guest speakers on Friday, September 10. Melissa survived the attempt by her biological mother to end her life and was born alive at about six months during her mother’s pregnancy. After being adopted, Melissa found out the true story of her birth and she is now telling her story to the world.
Brittney out of ‘Top Model’ S i x t e e n - y e a r- o l d Clare Valley aspiring model, Brittney Dudley was eliminated from Australia’s Next Top Model on pay TV station Fox8 last Tuesday night. Placing seventh overall, Brittney said she was impressed with her ability and, following her elimination, she can now start work and show off her new-found skills.
FESTIVAL organisers Graham Richards (left) and Peter Lane with a monument to CJ Dennis and the hotel where he was born in 1876. The monument and a drinking fountain are on the present site of the Senior Citizens clubrooms. kicks off at 8pm and the audience is encouraged to dress (and behave) in accordance with the larrikin theme. Tickets
are $25 including supper. For bookings contact Hillsview Estate on 8849 2397. The festival will culminate with the
presentation of the Max Fatchen Awards for children of school age and the CJ Dennis Awards in the Auburn Institute at noon
It’s ‘caretaker’ councils AlL South Australian local councils will enter a caretaker period in the lead up to local government elections in November. District Council of Mallala enters the mode on September 7, while Wakefield Regional Council follows on September 21. During this period councils will be avoiding actions and decisions which could be perceived as influencing voters or having significant impact on the incoming council. It is the first year this policy has been applied on the local government level, and has been introduced by the Local Government Association (LGA).
It also places an onus on council to ensure all election candidates are treated fairly and equitably when it comes to the use of council resources. During the caretaker period, the public may notice less information to the community, especially regarding matters which have become election issues, less civic functions and public forums and less community consultation processes. Mallala Council CEO, Charles Mansueto, said the caretaker period was designed to ensure elections were fair on candidates who aren’t already councillors.
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Rural forum The State government has invited applications for the SA Rural Leadership Program, to be held in Adelaide with workshops at Tiffins on the Park in Adelaide from October 26-29 and November 15-16. Twenty positions are available this year, with FarmReady assistance available for qualifying applications. The Federal government’s FarmReady program provides eligible participants with up to $1500 per financial year to attend approved courses. Applications close on September 24.
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n SHEREE Tezacker, formerly of Balaklava, married Steve Borg at Glen Ewin Estate, Adelaide, on Saturday, May 1. They are pictured signing the register with their bridal party (from left) Peter Falzon, Heath Lavis, Peter Borg, Kate Baker and Carly Heaslip. Sheree is the daughter of Gary and Gaye Tezacker, of Balaklava and Steve’s parents are Mario and Eleanore Borg, of Gould Creek. The pair are now living in a new home at Lewiston. n Danielle Sullivan, daughter of Peter and Ann Sullivan of Owen, married Paul Windsor son of Liz and David Windsor, of Bristol, England, at Ayers House on Saturday, August 14. Pictured with Paul and Danielle are best man Ashley Natt, groomsmen Andrew Windsor, Simon Goldstone and James Sullivan. Danielle was attended by flower girl, her daughter Summer Sullivan, Matron of Honour, Ann Sullivan and bridesmaids, Katrina Gameau, Eva Cameron and Lauren McCard.
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nABOVE: Jason and Melanie Baker welcomed their third daughter ‘Aleisha Jayde’ born July 6 at Lyell McEwin Hospital weighing 7lb, 10oz. A little sister for Jenna and Kristy.
n Glenys and Darin Roberts and big brother Cameron, welcome another boy to their family. Gregory Patrick was born on August 4, weighing 8lb 4oz.
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Green is good
‘Blackspot’ plan District Council of Mallala has authorised Infrastructure and Engineering Services manager, John Tillack, to prepare and submit Blackspot grant funding applications for staggered intersections at the intersections of Germantown and Hayman roads and Germantown and Dawkins roads in Two Wells and the intersection of Williams and Gawler roads. These intersections have been safety concerns for the public for a number of years. The Federal Road Safety Black Spot Program targets those road locations where crashes are occurring — saving the community many times the relatively minor cost of road improvements that are implemented. To qualify for funding, individual sites or lengths of road must record an average of one casualty crash per year for at least three years. Applications must demonstrate the expected reduction in crash costs over a period of time clearly outweighs the costs of remedial work.
Bronte Hewett reports: BALAKLAVA people will be on hand to help school leavers who attend ‘Schoolies’ week at the annual Victor Harbor celebrations from November 19–21 . Balaklava’s Fiona Tiller, right, is behind a group of youth who will be volunteering for the “Green Team”, which Fiona said was “a really good experience” when she volunteered her time last year. “I had to volunteer at ‘schoolies’ for an assignment last year and I really didn’t want to do it,” she said. “But it was so much fun, really rewarding and a great experience.” This year, she is the driving force behind the initiative, run collaboratively by Encounter Youth and the local community. The Green Team helps make schoolies possible,
Balaklava team will help at Victor ‘schoolies’ week
having four main roles in festival zone, welcome zone, bus zone and recovery zone. “This year for the first time ever, there will be a team from Balaklava and surrounding areas going down as ‘Balaklava Green Team,’” Fiona said. Fiona’s group of between 10 and 15 will be helping in the recovery
zone at Goolwa Caravan Park. Team members so far include Jim Bryan, Ben Rowe, Todd McPharlin, Lee Cunningham, Kevin Marriott, Andrew Smith, Sharayah Kowalick, Seth Matson, Danielle Dutschke, Katie Johnson and Ben Hall. But more members are being sought, as well as any donations the
public can provide. Fiona, 19, said she enjoyed being involved with other team members at last year’s festival and refuelling each other both spiritually and emotionally. “It was an amazing experience and by the end of the festival all the school leavers were giving us hugs and thanking us,” Fiona said.
Each year, there are about 500 people participating in the Green Team. Donations are being sought for barbeque meat, pancake toppings, bread, sauce, clothing, towels, blankets and pre-made meals for the volunteers. If you are interested in giving your time to the Green Team on November 19–21 or making a donation, contact Fiona on 0429 946 604 or fuz-zy@live.com.au by the end of September or donate by the end of October.
Buckland talks A public consultation meeting for the Buckland Park township development was held on Thursday, August 17, at Playford Civic Centre in Elizabeth. Six written submissions were received before the closing date on July 28. Public submissions are available to view on the Government of South Australia planning website. Following the consultation process and the receipt of a report from the Development Policy Advisory Committee, the Minister will consider whether to make amendments to the DPA and approve the DPA as amended. If you would like further information in relation to this DPA, contact the Department of Planning and Local Government on 8303 0798 or at Amanda.Berry@sa.gov.au
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NEWS v Rhynie & Riverton
Spring is in the air! Avondale’s garden delight Garden and nature lovers will enjoy a glorious garden heralding spring when Avondale opens as part of Australia’s Open Garden Scheme. Avondale, between Rhynie and Tarlee will be open this Saturday and Sunday, from 10am to 4.30pm. Amongst pools, a waterfall and goldfish, you can find a range of plants and flowers. There are tens of thousands of bulbs to explore, including narcissus, freesias and grape hyacinths, tulips and triteleias Daffodils, pines, wattles, flowering cherries, almonds, apples and pears can also be found in abundance. With current water restrictions, the ‘lawn’ is now only green in winter and spring. The aim was a strawberry clover lawn, self seeding annually. But, it has turned out to be a ‘tapestry’ lawn. There are also English primroses, violets and amemones. Walk or drive further along the road at the bottom of the hill. This follows a creek to a turning circle, where the ‘Avondale’ homestead is visible. Australia’s Open Garden Scheme guide is essential reading for all garden lovers Australia-wide. The 2010-2011 guide is available now from www. opengarden.org.au. It costs
$18 including postage and handling. Avondale is located on Avondale road, 5km south of Rhynie and 11km north of Tarlee. Entry is $6 and children are free. Coffee, tea, cakes, plants and bulbs will be for sale. For more information contact Heather Davey on 8847 2150. n NOTE: Famed Kapunda homestead Anlaby will open its garden on Sunday, October 31, with a visit from Tamie Fraser, who is president of the Open Garden scheme – and Al-Ru Farm, One Tree Hill, will open on October 24 and 25. Phone 8248 0077 or visit www.opengarden.org.au. AVONDALE creator Heather Davey with dog Tash in part of the garden starting to bloom.
‘Greenfingers’ meet at Riverton Recent ‘Days in the Garden’ workshops have been declared a resounding success, with a group of local women planning to meet fortnightly and support the Riverton Primary School with its gardening activities. The workshops, hosted by Lower North Health– Community Health, were held in Riverton and Clare. The demonstration and talk in Riverton was conducted at Lower North Health Jingles Community Garden, where Riverton and Auburn residents were joined by gardening enthusiasts from as far away as
Balaklava and Spalding. It was a wonderful introduction to the garden for some locals who didn’t even know it existed and others who only thought it was for men. Year one and two Riverton Primary School students and their teacher, Jane Klaebe, who is involved in a weekly gardening program at the garden, were also present. For more information or to become involved with a local community garden, contact Carolyn Dent or Kate Jenkins at Lower North Health– Community Health RIVERTON primary students watch the wicking garden bed demonstration at Jingles Community Garden, Riverton. on 8842 6500.
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The cup continues to attract great horses as they commence their spring carnival assault. Last year was no exception when the winner Alcopop started favourite in the Melbourne Cup. Our Cup Launch this year included as our guest speaker Champion Jockey and now Hollywood immortal after his win on Media Puzzle in the Melbourne Cup, Damien Oliver. For the first time this year club members and the public were able to join the celebration by attending the Cup Launch. On cup day you will continue to experience everything the cup has provided in previous years, however we have a very special guest for you this year. APACHE CAT, a strikingly marked baldy face, chestnut gelding who because of his looks and ability has developed a cult following in Australia. Apache Cat won eight group one races in his career, including back to back Doomben 10,000s. Again we thank our sponsors, Advertiser Newspapers, Angas Securities, Atlas Party Hire, Bardrill Corporation, Bundaberg Rum, Coopers, Jacobs Creek Wines and Schweppes. And we particularly welcome New Sponsors, Caroma Dorf and SATAB. I trust you will enjoy the hospitality of the Club, the exciting racing and the good comradeship on the day. Wayne Henson CHAIRMAN Balaklava Racing Club
orse racing has been part of Indiana May’s life since she was a young girl, which makes her role as the face of Balaklava Cup even more exciting. It was only natural for Indiana to thrive in the hype of horse races, with parents who are committed to racing, including the Melbourne Cup. “I am very very excited to promote and attend Balaklava Cup 2010,” she said. “I love the atmosphere and vibe of race days and will continue to always attend.” At 22, the promising independent model has an impressive resume in the modelling industry. While studying event management, Indiana participates in numerous fashion parades, has appeared in many photo shoots and won two fashions on the field events. In 2009, she signed a contract to be the face of local emerging millinery brand Georgie Lou, by Georgina Young. The success of the brand’s PR campaign and Indiana’s striking beauty gained the attention of Balaklava Cup organisers. On top of Georgie Lou, she is the female face of the store Suit Co and fashion label Vague clothing. South Australian fashion appearances include parades with George Gross and Harry Who, One Rundle Trading and Mai Loui. Indiana’s connection to the Balaklava Cup stems from her late grandfather, Grant May, who was very involved with the big day. “I have enjoyed every activity in the lead up to the event and am really looking forward to the actual day,” she said. After attending Oakbank annually with her family since she was young, in 2008 Indiana won Oakbank fashions of the field. And in 2009 she won Melbourne Cup Luncheon fashions on the field in Adelaide. Indiana’s fashion experience makes her a highly qualified judge of Balaklava Cup’s fashions. Published by: Plains Producer newspaper 9 Howe Street, Balaklava Phone 8862 1977
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The day you’ve all been waiting for has arrived! Balaklava Cup is here. The jockeys are set to go, horses trained and ready to jump, bets to be made, marquees assembled, glasses full of bubbly and the fashionistas are dolled up and out to play. YOU are just one of about 14,000 people who travel to Balaklava annually for one of the most unique race meetings in Australia. The event is set up to cater for 16,000 people, with more than 60 corporate and private hospitality marquees. There are three semi trailer loads of drinks, four tons of ice, one ton of prawns from one caterer alone, 100 dozen oysters, 20 caterers, 1000 staff and volunteers, 40 security officers, 20 traffic controllers, 40 police officers, 101 tote operators and 200 buses – and much, much more!
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Chantelle, 18, is a year 12 Glenunga International High School student, and is studying modelling as part of year 12. And of course our local ambassadors, Jamie McArdle, Katie Urwin and Sharaya Kowalick also will be trackside selling tickets with a smile to the Penang holiday for two!
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Br. Trainer Jockey 2 Darryl Dodson Holly McKechnie Trainer Jockey Wgt Jockey Wgt 10 David Balfour Mark Pegus Darryl Dodson Holly McKechnie 58.0 HollyOxlade McKechnie 58.0 101Oliver 98 8% 15 Chris Damien David Balfour Mark Pegus 56.0 Mark Pegus 56.0 97Payne 98 13% 14 Andrew J Payne Michelle Chris Oxlade Damien Oliver 55.5 Damien Oliver 55.5 95 100 16% 6 Dean Saxon Dean Yendall Andrew J Payne Michelle Payne 55.0 Michelle 55.0 93 10% 12 Roslyn DayPayne Adrian 94 Patterson Dean Saxon Dean Yendall 53.5 DeanWhittle Yendall 53.5 89 92 13% 17 Mick Todd Pannell Roslyn Day Adrian Patterson 53.0 Adrian Patterson 53.0 8 David Jolly Simon 90 Price88 11% Mick Whittle Todd Pannell 53.0 Todd Byrnes Pannell 53.0 86 83 7% 13 Karen Dom Tourneur David Jolly Simon Price 53.0 SimonNichols Price 53.0 85 93 15% 4 Wayne Jason Benbow Karen Byrnes Dom Tourneur 53.0 Dom Tourneur 53.0 87 16% 11 Colette Cooper Damien84Robinson Wayne Nichols Jason Benbow 53.0 Jason Benbow 53.0 84 84 7% 9 Mick Whittle Justin Potter Colette Cooper Damien Robinson 53.0 Damien 53.0 84 80 8% 16 John HyamRobinson Troy Baker Mick Whittle Justin Potter 53.0 Justin Smart Potter 53.0 83 90 11% 7 William Libby Hopwood (a0) John Hyam Troy Baker 53.0 Baker 53.0 93 8% 18 JonTroy O’Connor Jeffrey 82 Maund William Smart Libby Hopwood (a0) 53.0 LibbyKavanagh Hopwood (a0) 53.0 3 Mark Simon 82 Price79 12% Jon O’Connor Jeffrey Maund 53.0 Jeffrey Maund 53.0 80 90 6% 5 Lloyd Kennewell Mark Kavanagh Simon Price 53.0 SimonPadman Price 53.0 76 82 15% 1 Stuart Ben Claridge Lloyd Kennewell 53.0 53.0 75 82 Stuart Padman Ben Claridge 53.0 Ben Claridge 53.0 74 85 14%
No. Last 10 Hors No. Last 10 Horse Name 1 5137s62171 Bon 1 5137s62171 Bonindi 14107178s5 Righ Wgt 2 14107178s52 Right Fong 3 2121241s52 58.0 31012121241s52 98 8% 16% s Stalls Orch Orchestra 4 4s04254112 Had 56.0 97 98 13% 12% McDaddle 101 98 48% 4s04254112 16% s 5 Haddle 6439151320 Rice 16% 55.5 s 95 100 16% 18% s Riceman 97 98 513% 6439151320 12% s786s56236 12% 55.0 6 94s786s56236 93 10%6 26% s Heart Stee Steel My 95 100 16% 18% s 7 5111s88601 Gran 18% 53.5 s 89 92 13% Granzig 6% s 94 93 710% 5111s88601 26% s 8 43s2141224 Xaie 26% 53.0 s 8 9043s2141224 88 11% Xaieta 9% s 89 92 13% 6% s 9 7s82631399 Akat 6% 53.0 s 9 867s82631399 83 7% 11% s Akatak 90 88 11% 9% s 10 9306471797 Even 9% 53.0 s 10859306471797 93 15% 16% Even Adam 86 83 7% 11% s 11 51141634s0 Nito 11% 53.0 s 84 87 16% 12% Nitonics 85 93 11 15% 51141634s0 16% s819163324 Jutla 16% 53.0 1284s819163324 84 7%1212% s Jutland 84 87 16% 12% s 13 24s7001858 Finn 12% 53.0 s 84 80 8% 14% sStorm 84 84 137% 24s7001858 12% s 14Finniss 2060s37649 Silen 12% 53.0 s 14832060s37649 90 11% 11% s Silent Sophia 84 80 8% 14% s 15e 413s032311 Hom 14% 53.0 s 82 93 8% Homicide 8% s Hank 83 90 15e 11% 413s032311 11% s 2422131s60 11% 53.0 16e s 822422131s60 79 12%16eHastein 7% s (NZ) Has 82 93 8% 8% s 17e 437848s311 You 8% 53.0 s 80 90 6% 14% s s or Me 82 79 17e 12% 437848s311 7% s 18eYous52s831113 Shim 7% 53.0 s 76 82 15% 24% s 80 90 18e 6% s52s831113 14% s s Shimano Miss (NZ) 14% 53.0 s s 75 82 14% s 76 82 15% 24% s 24% 53.0 s 74 85 14% 27% 75 82 14% s 14% s 74 85 14% 27% 1. Bonindi 2. Ri 27% 1. Bonindi 2. Right Fong 3. Orch Hcp Rtg
No sex restriction. No class restriction . Quality . No allowances for apprentices.
No. Last 10 Horse Name 1 5137s62171 Bonindi No. Last 10 Horse Name Br. No. Last 10 Name Br. Trainer 2Horse14107178s5 Right Fong 1 5137s62171 Bonindi 2 1 5137s62171 3Bonindi Darryl Dodson 2121241s52 Orchestra2 Stalls 2 14107178s5 Right Fong 10 2 14107178s5 4Right4s04254112 Fong David Balfour Haddle 10 McDaddle 3 2121241s52 Orchestra Stalls 15 3 2121241s52 5Orchestra Stalls 6439151320 Riceman15 Chris Oxlade 4 4s04254112 Haddle McDaddle 14 4 4s04254112 6Haddle McDaddle Steel My14Heart Andrew J Payne s786s56236 5 6439151320 Riceman 6 5 6439151320 7Riceman 5111s88601 Granzig 6 Dean Saxon 6 s786s56236 Steel My Heart 12 6 s786s56236 8Steel43s2141224 My Heart Xaieta 12 Roslyn Day 7 5111s88601 Granzig 17 Doug Hall: Balaklava 7 5111s88601 9Granzig 7s82631399 Akatak 17 Mick Whittle 8 43s2141224 Xaieta 8 8 David Jolly 9306471797 Even Adam Racing Club8 CEO43s21412249 10Xaieta 7s82631399 Akatak 13 9 7s82631399 11 Akatak 51141634s0 Nitonic 13 Karen Byrnes 10 9306471797 Even Adam 4 10 2nd 9306471797 Even s819163324 Adam 12 Jutland 4 Wayne Nichols Race No 1st 3rd 11 51141634s0 Nitonic 11 11 51141634s0 13 Nitonic Colette Cooper 24s7001858 Finniss 11 Storm s819163324 Jutland 9 Race 1: 12 1 s819163324 7 8 1214Jutland 9 Mick Whittle 2060s37649 Silent Sophia 13 24s7001858 Finniss Storm 16 Finniss Storm 16Hank John Hyam 413s032311 Homicide Race 2: 132 24s7001858 1 8 1415e 2060s37649 Silent Sophia 7 14 2060s37649 16e Silent2422131s60 Sophia Hastein 7(NZ)William Smart 15e 413s032311 Homicide Hank 18 Race 3: 15e 4 413s032311 1 6 17e Homicide Hank 18 Jon O’Connor 437848s311 You or Me 16e 2422131s60 Hastein (NZ) 3 16e 2422131s60 Hastein (NZ) Mark(NZ) Kavanagh 18e s52s831113 Shimano Race 4: 2 5 3 17e 437848s311 You or Me 3Miss 5 17e 437848s311 You or Me 5 Lloyd Kennewell s52s831113 Shimano Miss (NZ) 1 Race 5: 18e 3 s52s831113 2 1 18eShimano Miss (NZ) 1 Stuart Padman
Race 6: 10 7 4 Race 7: 4 8 6 Race 8: 2 1. Bonindi 8 5 Race 9: 2 3 4 Race 10: 7 9. 6 Akatak1
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Trainer Hcp Rtg Distance Techform Track Jockey
10. Taos Pleasure 11. Saratoga Dreams
Jockey
9. Gogocanny
Techform
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9. Akatak 10. Even Adam 16. Hastein
17. You or Me 18. Shimano Miss
18. Shimano Miss
17. You or Me 18. Shimano Miss 18. Shimano Miss
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Wgt No. Last 10 Horse Name Br. Trainer Jockey 1 60s3 Cut It Fine 17 David Jolly Claudia Lions (a1.5) 57.0 0 83 12% 16% 2 0s5s3667 Measure Up 5 Barry Woosnam Michael Hoppo 57.0 0 75 11% 10% 3 46s80s72 Nic’s Buddy 10 John Dunn Ben Claridge 57.0 87 14% 10% 0 4 93s2243s24 Raven Ready 16 Jim Smith Matthew Neilson 57.0 0 85 17% 12% 5 3 Crownies 3 Gary Searle Jeffrey Maund 0 82 6% 6% Six 57.0 6 Canny Catch Me 4 John Hyam Troy Baker 8% 0 0 8% 55.0 7 Comic Conversation 11 Leon Macdonald & Brodie Petherick (a3) 55.0 0 0 7% 12% Andrew Gluyas 8 Conservatorium Shayne Cahill 55.0 0 0 13% 19% 8 Gary Kennewell 9 4s Miss Virginia 15 David Jolly Paul Gatt 55.0 16% 0 75 13% Pittsfield 14 55.0 10 6s Craig Curtis Dean Yendall 0 76 13% 21% 6 Tony McEvoy 55.0 113s Protector Damien Oliver 0 100 16% 0% 0 15% 12 Shanpanichi 18 Sam Burford Jordan Frew 55.0 0 6% 0 11% 13 Ohmygod 13 David Hayes Todd Pannell 53.0 0 7% 14 20s Strum Cha 12 Mark Kavanagh Price 53.0 0 84 15% 24% Simon 0s 7 Leon Macdonald & 15e Novasaurus Clare Lindop 55.0 0 65 12% 12% Andrew Gluyas 0 69 7% 55.0 16e 0s8 North Beach 1 Gordon Richards 17e 4s70s Cosmic Ruler 2 Phillip Stokes Ben Claridge 57.0 0 75 14% 12% 0 48s990s97s 18e Tosstheresta 9 Paul Beshara Tillie Neve (a1.5) 57.0 15% 64 8% 1. Cut It Fine 2. Measure Up 3. Nic’s Buddy 4. Raven Ready 5. Six Crownies 6. Canny Catch Me 7. Comic Conversation 8. Conservatorium 10. 15. 9. Miss Virginia Pittsfield 11. Protector 12. Shanpanichi 13. Ohmygod 14. Strum Cha Novasaurus 16. North Beach 17. Cosmic Ruler 18. Tosstheresta
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1. Bratik
16. North Beach
18. Tosstheresta Race 2 Advertiser Newspapers / Sabois 3YO Maiden Plate
4 7s334s 87s9 4 7s334s 33537s64 87s9 4 5 33537s64 7s 7s 5 7 7s 7s 00 7 7s80
15e 00 16e 7s80 1. Eaglehawk Star
Five Iron Elancer 2. Eikept
3. Rialya
4. Scrublands
1. Eaglehawk Star
2. Eikept
3. Rialya
4. Scrublands
9. Always Discreet
10. Belle’s Star
11. Cute to Boot
12. Spirito
56.5 54.5
0 0 93 0 0 0 0 93 100 0 99 0 91 100 100 99 0 91 91 100 80 0 94 91 93 80 94 85 93 89
Jockey Jockey
Mark Pegus Todd Pannell
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0
8% 16% 13% 8% 16% 16% 7% 13% 6% 16% 13% 7% 15% 6% 13% 13% 17% 15% 7% 13% 15% 17% 13% 7% 12% 15% 13% 13% 12% 7%
8% 0% 14% 8% 8% 0% 24% 14% 8% 8% 14% 24% 11% 8% 16% 14% 11% 11% 9% 16% 12% 11% 11% 9% 12% 12% 11% 12% 12% 14%
DistanceDistance Track Track
TechformTechform
Wgt 56.5 56.5 Wgt 56.5 56.5 56.5 56.5 56.5 56.5 56.5 56.5 56.5 56.5 56.5 56.5 54.5 56.5 54.5 56.5 54.5 54.5 54.5 54.5 54.5 54.5 54.5 54.5 54.5 56.5 54.5 54.5
Hcp RtgHcp Rtg
Jockey Troy Baker Damien Oliver Jockey Dean Yendall Troy Baker Dom Tourneur Damien Oliver Todd Pannell Dean Yendall Jordan Frew (a2) Dom Tourneur Shayne Cahill Todd Pannell Simon Price Jordan Frew (a2) Mark Pegus Shayne Cahill Matthew Neilson Simon Price Brodie Petherick (a3) Mark Pegus Jess Greacen (a3) Matthew Neilson Paul Gatt Brodie Petherick (a3) Clare Lindop Jess Greacen (a3) Paul Gatt Mark Clare Pegus Lindop Todd Pannell
Trainer Trainer
1200m 12:13pm Of $10,000. For Three-Years-Old No sex restriction. Maiden . Set Weights . Apprentices can claim. 1200m 12:13pm Of $10,000. For Three-Years-Old No sex restriction. Maiden . Set Weights . Apprentices can claim.
0 85 13% 12% 0 89 7% 14%
6. Sir Swift
7. Star Demon
8. Wotzitworth
5. Set to Excite
6. Sir Swift
7. Star Demon
8. Wotzitworth
15. Five Iron
16. Elancer
Distance Distance Track Track
Techform Techform
3. Can’tstoptherock
4. Certino
Jockey Shayne Cahill Dean Yendall Jockey Amy Herrmann Shayne Cahill (a0) Damien Oliver Dean Yendall Paul Herrmann Gatt Amy (a0) MatthewOliver Neilson Damien Todd Gatt Pannell Paul Clare Lindop Matthew Neilson Todd Pannell Troy Baker Clare Lindop Jordan Frew (a2) Simon Price Troy Baker Jason Benbow Jordan Frew (a2) Libby Hopwood Simon Price (a0) BrodieBenbow Petherick (a3) Jason Libby Hopwood (a0) ClaudiaPetherick Lions (a1.5) Brodie (a3) Lauren Stojakovic (a2) Claudia Lions (a1.5) Lauren Stojakovic (a2)
5. El Copernicus
6. Hendon
Wgt 57.0 57.0 Wgt 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 55.0 55.0 57.0 55.0 55.0 55.0 55.0 55.0 55.0 55.0 55.0 55.0 55.0 55.0 55.0 57.0 55.0 55.0 57.0
0 0 00 00 00 00 00 00 0 00 0 00 00 00 00 0 00 0 00 00 0 0
93 92 91 93 92 92 92 91 95 92 95 92 97 95 95 97 97 94 98 97 98 94 97 98 100 98 97 96 100 87 88 96 86 87 88 86
7. Quantum Speed
13% 13% 9% 13% 16% 13% 13% 9% 17% 16% 7% 13% 12% 17% 7% 8% 12% 6% 15% 8% 7% 6% 12% 15% 7% 7% 12% 12% 7% 8% 12% 8%
TrainerTrainer
2. Barannan
Trainer Gordon Richards Gordon Richards Trainer Samantha Barr Gordon Richards Tony McEvoy Gordon Richards John Macmillan Samantha Barr Michael Mcclean Tony McEvoy Jon O’Connor John Macmillan Leon Macdonald Michael Mcclean & Andrew Gluyas Jon O’Connor John Hyam Leon Macdonald & Karen Byrnes Andrew Gluyas Jim Smith John Hyam Mark Kavanagh Karen Byrnes Bill Bogarts Jim Smith Leon Macdonald Mark Kavanagh & Andrew Gluyas Bill Bogarts PhillipMacdonald Stokes & Leon Daniel Clarken Andrew Gluyas Daniel Stokes Clarken Phillip Ken Sweeney Daniel Clarken Daniel Clarken Ken Sweeney
JockeyJockey
1. Aptian
Br. 10 Br.2 14 10 132 12 14 137 18 12 75 18 155 8 16 15 89 163 91 3 14 6 174 116 17 11
Hcp RtgHcp Rtg
Horse Name Aptian Barannan Horse Name Can’tstoptherock Aptian Certino Barannan El Copernicus Can’tstoptherock Hendon Certino Quantum Speed El Copernicus Shah Rukh Hendon Quantum Speed Zip Bus Shah Rukh Fatalii Lindera Zip Bus Marion Bay Fatalii Swoopy Coupe Lindera Wild Manners Marion Bay Swoopy Coupe Next Manners Top Model Wild Shez Flash Fair Levic Next Top Model Catchpenny Shez Flash Fair Levic Catchpenny
7% 7% 27% 7% 0% 7% 11% 27% 0% 0% 14% 11% 12% 0% 14% 8% 12% 12% 12% 8% 24% 12% 6% 12% 12% 24% 6% 12% 12% 13% 13% 12% 6% 13% 13% 6%
8. Shah Rukh
3. Can’tstoptherock
4. Certino
5. El Copernicus
6. Hendon
7. Quantum Speed
8. Shah Rukh
11. Lindera
12. Marion Bay
13. Swoopy Coupe
14. Wild Manners
15. Next Top Model
16. Shez Flash
9. Zip Bus
10. Fatalii
11. Lindera
12. Marion Bay
13. Swoopy Coupe
14. Wild Manners
15. Next Top Model
16. Shez Flash
1. Loukoumi
2. Francagino
3. Zip Pleasure
4. Miss Piggy Bank
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2. Francagino
3. Zip Pleasure
10. Strum
11. Rockin Rapture
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Jockey
Trainer
16. Master Pickles
1. Gift of Knowledge
2. Kistadan
3. Kuaka
4. Chicago Hood
5. Hotdeal
6. Park Ranger
9. Last Mogul 10. The PerugianDorf 11. I’lltestya 12. Paving Away Rating 13. Tatsuhara 0-68 14. Bigbadbarry Race 7 Caroma / Sabois F&M Hcp
7. Shot in Jest
8. Devasent
15. Black Whiskey
16. Master Pickles
9. Last Mogul 10. The PerugianDorf 11. I’lltestya 12. Paving Away Rating 13. Tatsuhara 0-68 14. Bigbadbarry Race 7 Caroma / Sabois F&M Hcp
15. Black Whiskey
16. Master Pickles
No. Last 10 Horse Name Br. Trainer Jockey 1 1200m 93287217s8 Blevola Miss For Fillies and6Mares. Dennis Dom Tourneur 3:10pm Of $10,000. 0 -O’Leary 68 . Handicap . Apprentices can claim. 2 750s610s10 Diamondconi 7 Tom Jolly Jeffrey Maund No. Last 10 Horse Name Br. Trainer Jockey 3 27248s3591 Monfils 1 Stuart Gower Claudia Lions (a1.5) 14 93287217s8 Blevola 63 Dennis O’Leary Dom Tourneur 9s7721 WatchmeMiss Mark Kavanagh Damien Oliver 25 750s610s10 Diamondconi 7 Tom Jolly Jeffrey Maund 7265891374 Call Centre 12 Trainer Ken Sweeney Dean Yendall No. Last 10 Horse Name Br. Jockey 36 27248s3591 Monfils 1 Stuart Gower Claudia Lions (a1.5) 4221 PoombaMiss Trevor Dansie Amy Herrmann (a0) 14 93287217s8 Blevola 693 Dennis O’Leary Dom Tourneur Mark Kavanagh Damien Oliver 9s7721 Watchme 4422s71 Cognac Queen 4 Tom KarenJolly Byrnes Adrian Maund Patterson 275 750s610s10 Diamondconi 7 Jeffrey 7265891374 Call Centre 12 Ken Sweeney Dean Yendall 07s833219s Monfils Quid Pro Quo 151 Stuart Jim Smith Simon Price 386 27248s3591 Gower Claudia Lions (a1.5) 4221 Poomba Trevor Dansie Amy Claridge Herrmann (a0) 94 7s32914s29 Fruit O’ the Vine 1193 Kirsten Mcgowan Ben 9s7721 Watchme Mark Kavanagh Damien Oliver 7 5s14136785 4422s71 Cognac Queen 4 Ken Karen Byrnes AdrianLindop Patterson 10 Race Memory 14 Sweeney Clare 58 7265891374 Call Centre 12 Ken Sweeney Dean Yendall 07s833219s Sandquill Quid Pro Quo 155 Shane Jim Smith Simon Potter Price 11 63s5487152 Oxlade Justin 4221 Poomba Trevor Dansie Amy Claridge Herrmann (a0) 1189 David Kirsten Mcgowan Ben 96 3314s9 7s32914s29 Fruit O’Miss the Vine 12 Merry Hayes Paul Gatt 7 5s14136785 4422s71 Cognac Queen 4 Ken Karen Byrnes Adrian Patterson 10 Race Memory 14 Sweeney Clare Lindop 13e theQuo Road Balfour 8 02004s1058 07s833219s Taken Quid Pro 1525 David Jim Smith Simon Potter Price 11 63s5487152 Sandquill Shane Oxlade Justin 14e 70s0460s20 Persian Palace 10 John Croucher 9 3314s9 7s32914s29 Merry Fruit O’Miss the Vine 118 David KirstenHayes Mcgowan Ben Claridge 12 Paul GattZanker 15e 006s9405s7 Dinky Danika 13 Margaret Oliver Tamara 10 02004s1058 5s14136785 Taken Race Memory 142 David Ken Sweeney Clare Lindop 13e the Road Balfour 11 63s5487152 Persian Sandquill Oxlade Justin Potter 14e 70s0460s20 Palace 105 Shane John Croucher 12 3314s9 Merry Danika Miss Hayes Paul GattZanker 15e 006s9405s7 Dinky 138 David Margaret Oliver Tamara 13e 02004s1058 Taken the Road 2 David Balfour 14e 70s0460s20 Palace Croucher 1. Blevola Miss 2.Persian Diamondconi 3. Monfils 10 John 4. Watchme 5. Call Centre 6. Poomba 15e 006s9405s7 Dinky Danika 13 Margaret Oliver Tamara Zanker 2. Diamondconi
3. Monfils
4. Watchme
5. Call Centre
6. Poomba
10. Race Memory Clear 11. Sandquill 12. Merry Miss Race 8 Coopers Sprint
13. Taken the Road 14. Persian Palace
10. Race Memory Clear 11. Sandquill 12. Merry Miss Race 8 Coopers Sprint
13. Taken the Road 14. Persian Palace
9. Fruit O’ the No. Last 10Vine 1 1317170s18 2 0s04402239 No. 10 3 Last 876381355s 14 1317170s18 14s11835s2 25 0s04402239 s16611113s 36 876381355s 7s220537s7 47 14s11835s2 267s256551 58 s16611113s 41146s3923 69 7s220537s7 537s658244 710 267s256551 9653877367 811 41146s3923 7s06s91202 912 537s658244 26s674133s 10 714515s38s 9653877367 13 11 7s06s91202 12 26s674133s 13 714515s38s
10. Race Memory Horse Name
1. Periduki
2. Grand Duels
1. Periduki
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5. Zaraya Rose
6. In Private
7. Adams Peak
8. Roll On Bert
4. Miss Piggy Bank
5. Zaraya Rose
6. In Private
7. Adams Peak
8. Roll On Bert
12. Novahro
13. Just a Giggle
12. Novahro
13. Just a Giggle
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Race 5 SATAB Rating 0-68 Hcp 1600m 1:58pm Of $10,000. For No sex restriction. 0 - 68 . Handicap . Apprentices can claim. Race 5 SATAB Rating 0-68 Hcp cp Rtg
Distance Track
Techform
8. Devasent
15. Black Whiskey
Wgt 57.0 64 94 57.0 64 93 Wgt 57.0 64 94 57.0 94 57.0 64 64 100 57.0 56.5 64 63 93 89 Wgt 57.0 64 94 56.5 64 63 100 57.0 94 57.0 64 100 56.0 64 62 93 96 57.0 56.5 55.5 63 61 89 83 57.0 64 94 56.5 60 63 100 55.0 91 57.0 64 56.0 60 62 100 96 55.0 86 56.5 63 89 61 92 83 55.5 60 55.0 56.5 63 100 55.0 62 60 93 91 54.0 56.0 60 62 86 96 55.0 53.5 55.5 57 61 94 83 55.0 60 92 53.0 54 92 55.0 62 60 93 91 54.0 53.0 52 88 55.0 53.5 60 57 86 94 55.0 53.0 60 54 92 92 54.0 62 53.0 52 93 88 53.5 57 94 53.0 54Queen 92 7. Cognac 53.0 52 88 7. Cognac Queen
Periduki Grand Duels Horse Name Ciro Prince Periduki Get Set Grand Duels Navmann Ciro Prince Jaalippy Get Set Bergstrom Navmann Court Bell Jaalippy Gogocanny Bergstrom Taos Pleasure Court BellDreams Saratoga Gogocanny Dark Diva (NZ) Taos Pleasure St Fraser Saratoga Dreams Dark Diva (NZ) St Fraser
10 1 Br.4 10 13 15 47 132 53 117 28 123 119 68 12 9 6
3. Ciro Prince
12. Merry Miss 13. Taken the Road 14. Persian Palace Trainer Jockey Mick Whittle Scott Westover (a3) Byron Cozamanis Damien Oliver Trainer Jockey Craig Stewart David Tootell Mick Whittle Scott Richard Jolly Libby Westover Hopwood (a3) (a0) Byron Cozamanis Damien Oliver Mark Kavanagh Simon Price Craig Stewart David Tootell Gordon Richards Michael Hoppo Richard Jolly Libby Karen Byrnes Clare Hopwood Lindop (a0) Mark Kavanagh Simon Price Jon O’Connor Dom Tourneur Gordon Richards Michael Hoppo Phillip Stokes Ben Claridge Karen Byrnes Clare Lindop John Hickmott Tillie Neve (a1.5) Jon Dom JohnO’Connor Macmillan Todd Tourneur Pannell PhillipHyam Stokes Ben Claridge John Troy Baker JohnMatson Hickmott Tillie Neve Ken Jordan Frew(a1.5) (a2) John Macmillan Todd Pannell John Hyam Troy Baker Ken Matson Jordan Frew (a2) 4. Get Set
5. Navmann
6. Jaalippy
19% 5% 8% s 19% 24% s 5% 6% s 8% s 30% s 19% 24% s 12% s 5% 6% s 12% 8% s 30% s 6% 24% s 12% s 6% s 6% s 12% s 10% 30% 6% s 11% 12% s 6% s 12% 12% s 10% 13% 6% 11% 0% 6% s 12% 10% 13% s 11% 0% 12% 13% 8. Quid Pro Quo 7% 0%
s s s
s s s s s s
8. Quid Pro Quo
15. Dinky Danika 8. Quid Pro Quo
15. Dinky Danika
No sex restriction. No class restriction . Handicap . Apprentices can claim.
11. Sandquill Br.
16% 6% 12% 16% 16% 6% 13% 12% 9% 16% 16% 11% 6% 13% 15% 12% 9% 14% 16% 11% 12% 13% 15% 11% 9% 14% 13% 11% 12% 15% 11% 14% 13% 7% 12% 11% 13% 7%
15. Dinky Danika Wgt 60.5 102 100 57.0 93 97 Wgt 55.0 88 90 60.5 54.5 102 92 100 97 57.0 54.5 93 86 97 93 55.0 88 54.0 90 90 93 54.5 92 53.0 83 97 94 54.5 86 53.0 82 93 93 54.0 90 53.0 79 93 90 53.0 83 53.0 79 94 87 53.0 82 53.0 75 93 88 53.0 70 79 84 90 53.0 53.0 53.0 79 69 87 81 53.0 75 88 53.0 70 84 53.0 69 81 7. Bergstrom
9% 16% 5% 9% 12% 16% 15% 5% 11% 12% 12% 15% 16% 11% 14% 12% 8% 16% 7% 14% 8% 8% 6% 7% 8% 6%
11% 8% 5% 11% 16% 8% 24% 5% 7% 16% 12% 24% 14% 7% 12% 12% 7% 14% 11% 12% 8% 7% 4% 11% 8% 4%
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8. Court Bell
Race29Hcp Balaklava Cup, page E 9. Gogocanny10 10. Taos PleasureSecurities 11. Saratoga Dreams Gold 12. Dark Diva 13. St Fraser Class Race Angas Standard 1400m 5:05pm Of $10,000. For No sex restriction. Class 2 . Handicap . Apprentices can claim. Race Airlines/Advertiser Balaklava Cup 9. Gogocanny9 10. Taos PleasureSecurities 11. Saratoga Dreams Gold 12. Dark Diva 13.Newspapers St Fraser Class 2 Hcp Race 10Malaysia Angas Standard
Distance Distance Track Track
7% 13% 7% 8% 13% 12% 8% 13% 12% 7% 13% 16% 7% 17% 16% 6% 17% 15% 6% 12% 15% 12% 12% 12% 6%
TrainerTrainer
53.0
85 86 85 100 86 94 100 94 94 88 94 92 88 90 92 88 90 91 88 91 92 88 92 89
JockeyJockey
Jeffrey Maund
67 61 67 65 61 64 65 63 64 58 63 57 58 57 57 56 57 56 56 59 56 54 59 54 53
Techform Techform
Wgt 59.5 Wgt 56.5 59.5 56.5 56.5 56.0 56.5 55.5 56.0 55.0 55.5 54.5 55.0 54.5 54.5 54.0 54.5 54.0 54.0 53.5 54.0 53.0 53.5 53.0
Hcp Rtg Hcp Rtg
Jockey Brodie Petherick (a3) Jockey Mark Pegus Brodie Petherick (a3) Troy Baker Mark Pegus Libby Hopwood (a0) Troy DeanBaker Yendall Libby Hopwood (a0) Todd Pannell DeanTourneur Yendall Dom Todd Pannell Matthew Neilson Dom Tourneur Jordan Frew (a2) Matthew Neilson Simon Price Jordan (a2) ClaudiaFrew Lions (a1.5) SimonLindop Price Clare Claudia Lions (a1.5) Clare JeffreyLindop Maund
1600m 1:58pm Of $10,000. For No sex restriction. 0 - 68 . Handicap . Apprentices can claim.
7. Shot in Jest
14. Bigbadbarry
2. Grand Duels
3. Ciro Prince
4. Get Set
5. Navmann
6. Jaalippy
7. Bergstrom
1600m $80,000. For No sex restriction. No class restriction . Quality . No allowances for apprentices. 1400m 4:30pm 5:05pm Of Of $10,000. For No sex restriction. Class 2 . Handicap . Apprentices can claim.
1600m 1:23pm Of $10,000. For No sex restriction. 0 - 68 . Handicap . Apprentices can claim.
13 58097s8605 Just a Giggle
6. Park Ranger
13. Tatsuhara
1050m 3:50pm Of $40,000. For
10. Fatalii
Trainer Lloyd Kennewell Trainer David Balfour Lloyd Kennewell John Hyam David Balfour Richard Jolly John PhillipHyam Stokes Richard Jolly Mick Whittle Phillip Stokes Georgie Henderson Mick Dunn Whittle John Georgie Henderson Ken Matson John Dunn Darren Magro Ken FredMatson Meuring Darren Magro & Leon Macdonald Fred Meuring Andrew Gluyas Leon Macdonald & Gary Searle Andrew Gluyas 6 Gary Searle
5. Hotdeal
12. Paving Away
1050m 3:50pm Of $40,000. For 3.No sex restriction. No class restriction . Handicap .6.Apprentices can claim.Queen 1. Blevola Miss 2. Diamondconi Monfils 4. Watchme 5. Call Centre Poomba 7. Cognac
2. Barannan
Br. 10 Br.5 109 25 91 24 121 134 123 137 113 87 11 86
4. Chicago Hood
11. I’lltestya
9. Fruit O’ the Vine
1. Aptian
Horse Name Loukoumi Horse Name Francagino Loukoumi Zip Pleasure Francagino Miss Piggy Bank Zip Pleasure Zaraya Rose Miss Piggy Bank In Private Zaraya Rose Adams Peak In Private Roll On Bert Adams Peak Lord Chiefly Roll On Bert Strum Lord Chiefly Rockin Rapture Strum Novahro Rockin Rapture Novahro Just a Giggle
3. Kuaka
10. The Perugian
1. Blevola Miss
9. Zip Bus
Last 10 524740s008 Last 10 52126s9164 524740s008 784s937245 52126s9164 0635s4s567 784s937245 4427s52680 0635s4s567 263205s775 4427s52680 739s002333 263205s775 s946501864 739s002333 0s2270s090 s946501864 243220s902 0s2270s090 6450s556s3 243220s902 80s9041783 6450s556s3 80s9041783 58097s8605
2. Kistadan
9. Last Mogul
9. Fruit O’ the Vine
17. Fair Levic 18. Catchpenny Race 4 Jacobs Creek Rating 0-68 Hcp 1600m 1:23pm Of $10,000. For No sex restriction. 0 - 68 . Handicap . Apprentices can claim. 17. Fair Levic 18. Catchpenny Race 4 Jacobs Creek Rating 0-68 Hcp
No. 1 2No. 31 42 35 46 75 86 79 810 911 10 12 11 12 13
1. Gift of Knowledge
Race 7 Caroma Dorf / Sabois F&M Rating 0-68 Hcp
1400m 12:48pm Of $10,000. For Three-Years-Old and Upwards No sex restriction. Maiden . Set Weights . Apprentices can claim. Last 10 268s34 423504357s Last 10 743s7s520 268s34 4s36s7 423504357s 0847s25 743s7s520 22s683s362 4s36s7 734s65s9 0847s25 02 22s683s362 734s65s9 6s526s2233 02 9603s07 4465s82323 6s526s2233 3223s5 9603s07 2s0262424s 4465s82323 554s7 3223s5 2s0262424s 54 554s7 848 0 54 s7954567s0 848 0 s7954567s0
1200m 2:33pm Of $10,000. For Four-Years-Old and Upwards Entires and Geldings. 0 - 62 . Handicap . Apprentices can claim. No. Last 10 Horse Name Br. Trainer Jockey Wgt 1 1200m s60373656s GiftOf of $10,000. Knowledge 8 Simon Casey Entires andMichelle Payne 58.5 . Apprentices 62 97 10% 2:33pm For Four-Years-Old and Upwards Geldings. 0 - 62 . Handicap can 12% claim. s s 2 435s070s83 Kistadan 9 Mick Whittle Dom Tourneur 58.5 62 86 16% 11% s No. Last 10 Horse Name Br. Trainer Jockey Wgt 3 724s1 Kuaka 13 Dion Koch Matthew Neilson 58.5 62 96 17% 8% s60373656s Chicago Gift of Knowledge SimonCurtis Casey Michelle Payne 58.5 61 62 93 97 15% 10% 21% 12% s s 41 7s18 Hood 38 Craig Simon Price 58.0 25 s26880s441 435s070s83 Hotdeal Kistadan 9 Mick Whittle Dom Tourneur 58.5 61 62 100 86 13% 16% 14% 11% s s 10 Sue Nolan Shayne Cahill 58.0 No. Last 10 Horse Name Br. Trainer Jockey Wgt 724s1 KuakaRanger 134 Kevin Dion Koch Matthew Neilson 58.5 8% 631 95s4015607 Park &Casey Heather Frew Jordan Frew (a2) 57.0 62 59 96 87 17% 6% 12% 6% s s s s60373656s Gift of Knowledge 8 Simon Michelle Payne 58.5 62 97 10% 47 7s18 Hood Curtis Simon Price 58.0 50s13469s6 Chicago Shot in Jest 1439 Craig Ken Sweeney DeanTourneur Yendall 57.0 61 59 93 96 15% 13% 21% 6% s s 435s070s83 Kistadan Mick Whittle Dom 58.5 62 86 16% 11% 528 s26880s441 Hotdeal 10 Sue Nolan Shayne Cahill 58.0 61 100 13% 14% s 790s941250 Kuaka Devasent Sue Nolan Wayne Kerford 56.0 62 57 96 93 17% 9% 14% s 724s1 1347 Kevin Dion Koch Matthew Neilson 58.5 8% 639 95s4015607 Park Ranger & Heather Frew Jordan Frew (a2) 57.0 59 87 6% 6% 6s15360s06 Chicago Last Mogul 163 Craig Mark Minervini DamienPrice Robinson 56.0 61 57 93 87 8% 21% 14% s 47 7s18 Hood Curtis Simon 58.0 50s13469s6 The ShotPerugian in Jest 142 Mark Ken Sweeney Dean Yendall 57.0 57 59 960 15% 13% 24% 6% s 10 65224s94s Kavanagh Damien Oliver 56.0 16% 58 s26880s441 107 Sue Shayne Cahill 58.0 s 790s941250 Hotdeal Devasent Sue Nolan Nolan Wayne Kerford 56.0 61 57 100 93 13% 9% 14% 14% s s73010807s I’lltestya Errol Johnson Brodie Petherick 55.5 56 91 7% 0% 611 Park Ranger 41 Kevin & Heather Frew Jordan Frew (a2) (a3) 57.0 59 87 6% 6% s s 912 95s4015607 6s15360s06 Last Mogul 16 Mark Minervini Damien Robinson 56.0 57 87 8% 14% s90819853s Paving Away 11 Barry Dunn Amy Herrmann (a0) 54.5 54 85 9% 8% 710 65224s94s 50s13469s6 The ShotPerugian in Jest 142 Mark Ken Sweeney Dean Yendall 57.0 59 96 13% 6% s Kavanagh Damien Oliver 56.0 54 57 880 12% 16% 24% 13e 2368454443 Tatsuhara 6 Ken Sweeney Clare Lindop 54.5 6% s 8 s73010807s 790s941250 I’lltestya Devasent Sue Nolan Wayne Kerford 56.0 57 93 9% s 11 17 Errol Johnson Brodie Petherick (a3) 55.5 52 56 88 91 16% 7% 14% 0% s s 14e 20536s9946 Bigbadbarry 15 Ken Sweeney Dom Tourneur 53.5 6% 912 6s15360s06 Last Mogul 16 Mark Minervini Damien Robinson 56.0 57 87 s90819853s Black Paving Away 11 John BarryDunn Dunn Amy Herrmann (a0) 54.5 54 85 8% 9% 14% 8% s 15e 034178400s Whiskey 12 53.0 50 90 10% 10 2368454443 65224s94s Tatsuhara The Perugian MarkSweeney Kavanagh Damien Oliver 56.0 54 57 880 12% 16% 24% s 13e 625 Ken Clare Lindop 54.5 16e 2070s000s2 I’lltestya Master Pickles Mick Johnson White 53.0 56 48 91 86 7% 6% 0% s 11 Brodie Petherick (a3) 55.5 0% 14e s73010807s 20536s9946 Bigbadbarry 151 Errol Ken Sweeney Dom Tourneur 53.5 52 88 16% 6% s 12 034178400s s90819853s Black PavingWhiskey Away 11 John BarryDunn Dunn Amy Herrmann (a0) 54.5 85 9% 10% 8% s 15e 12 53.0 54 50 90 13e 65 Ken Clare Lindop 54.5 16e 2368454443 2070s000s2 Tatsuhara Master Pickles MickSweeney White 53.0 54 48 88 86 12% 6% 0% s 14e 20536s9946 Bigbadbarry 15 Ken Sweeney Dom Tourneur 53.5 52 88 16% 6% s 15e Whiskey DunnHood 90 1. Gift034178400s of Knowledge Black 2. Kistadan 3. Kuaka 12 John 4. Chicago 5. Hotdeal 6. Park Ranger 53.0 7. Shot50 in Jest 8. 10% Devasents 16e 2070s000s2 Master Pickles 5 Mick White 53.0 48 86 0%
1200m 3:10pm Of $10,000. For Fillies and Mares. 0 - 68 . Handicap . Apprentices can claim.
Race 3 Bundy Red / Sabois Maiden Plate 12:48pm Of $10,000. For Three-Years-Old Upwards sex restriction. . Set Weights . Apprentices can claim. 9.1400m Always Discreet 10. Belle’s Star to Boot 12.and Spirito 13. No Fleeting Embrace 14.Maiden Akhadraana 15. Five Iron 16. Elancer Race 3 Bundy Red11./CuteSabois Maiden Plate No. 1 2No. 31 24 35 64 75 86 7 98 10 911 12 10 13 11 14 12 13 15e 14 16e 17e 15e 18e 16e 17e 18e
8. Mills Terrace
1200m 3:10pm Of $10,000. For Fillies and Mares. 0 - 68 . Handicap . Apprentices can claim.
5. Set to Excite
13. Fleeting Embrace 14. Akhadraana
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Race 6 Atlas Event & Party Hire Entires & Geldings Rating 0-62 Hcp
17. Cosmic Ruler
Race 2 Advertiser Newspapers / Sabois 3YO Maiden Plate
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Race 6 Atlas Event11.&PoisonParty Entires & Geldings Rating 0-62 Hcp 10. Teairra Ivy 12. Hire Maid of Mettle 13. Rhymney
0 69 7% 0 75 14% 12% 0 64 8% 15%
15. Novasaurus
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1200m 2:33pm Of $10,000. For Four-Years-Old and Upwards Entires and Geldings. 0 - 62 . Handicap . Apprentices can claim.
6. Canny Catch Me 7. Comic Conversation 8. Conservatorium
14. Strum Cha
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DistanceDistance DistanceDistance Track Track Track Track
13. Ohmygod
7. Calin Mouche
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Race 6 Atlas Event & Party Hire Entires & Geldings Rating 0-62 Hcp Trainer Trainer Trainer Trainer
12. Shanpanichi
10% 14% 13% 21% 0% 13% 11% 18% 6%
DistanceDistance DistanceDistance Track Track Track Track
11. Protector
11% 13% 6% 10% 7% 9% 9% 8% 12%
Trainer Trainer Trainer Trainer
10. Pittsfield
55.0 57.0 57.0
89 94 93 96 92 89 100 83 83
DistanceDistance Track Track
9. Miss Virginia
Last 10 4
6. Olivia Grace
60 64 62 58 57 61 60 54 50
Trainer Trainer
5. Six Crownies
Trainer John Hyam Tony McEvoy Trainer Lloyd Kennewell John Hyam Barry Dunn Tony McEvoy Mark Kavanagh Lloyd Kennewell Matthew Seyers Barry Dunn Mark Minervini Mark Kavanagh John Macmillan Matthew Seyers Richard Jolly Mark Minervini John Macmillan John Macmillan John Vandermyle Richard Jolly Phillip Stokes John Macmillan David Hayes John Vandermyle Leon Macdonald & Phillip Stokes Andrew Gluyas David Hayes David Balfour & Leon Macdonald Jon O’Connor Andrew Gluyas 15 David Balfour 2 Jon O’Connor
5. Hightop
7% s s 14% s 12% s 12%
8. Court Bell
Race 9 Malaysia Airlines/Advertiser Newspapers Balaklava Cup
No. Last 10 Horse Name Br. Trainer Jockey Wgt 4:30pm $80,000. For No sex restriction. NoO’Leary class restriction .Holly Quality . No allowances for apprentices. 1 1600m 414s7s731s AssoOfBello 2 Dennis McKechnie 58.0 65 86 2 Last 4321213s80 Jeune’sName Lagoon Shane Oxlade Justin Potter 58.0 65 79 No. 10 Horse Br.3 Trainer Jockey Wgt No. Last 10 Horse Name Br. Trainer Jockey Wgt 31 5137s62171 33136s Silent March 11 PhillipDodson Stokes Jess Greacen (a3) 58.0 101 65 100 Bonindi 2 Darryl Holly McKechnie 58.0 98 1 26s3581 414s7s731s Exalted Asso Bello Dennis&O’Leary Holly McKechnie 58.0 65 86 Brother 132 David Kevin Heather Frew Jordan Frew (a2) 57.0 97 63 98 97 24 14107178s5 Right Fong 10 Balfour Mark Pegus 56.0 25 Last 4321213s80 Jeune’s Lagoon 34 Trainer Shane Oxlade Justin Potter 58.0 65 79 No. 10 Horse Name Br. Jockey Wgt 39s1 Rubinator Sharon Hayes Wayne Kerford 56.5 62 88 3 2121241s52 Orchestra Stalls 15 Chris Oxlade Damien Oliver 55.5 95 100 3 5137s62171 33136s Silent March 11 Darryl Phillip Stokes Jess Greacen (a3) 65 100 Bonindi Dodson Holly McKechnie 58.0 98 34s77657s5 Haddle Seminole (IRE) Gary Searle Jeffrey Maund 56.0 101 61 84 416 4s04254112 McDaddle 1421 Andrew J Payne Michelle Payne 55.0 94 93 4 14107178s5 26s3581 Exalted 13 Kevin & Heather Frew Jordan Frew (a2) 57.0 97 63 98 97 Right 10 David Balfour Mark Pegus 56.0 75s16 Super Fong deBrother Lago 12 Mark Kavanagh Damien Oliver 61 85 527 6439151320 Riceman 6 Dean Saxon Dean Yendall 53.5 89 92 39s1 Rubinator 4 Roslyn SharonDay Hayes Wayne Kerford 56.5 64 62 86 88 3685 2121241s52 Orchestra Stalls 15 Damien Oliver 55.5 s454429413 Rose of Adrian Patterson s786s56236 Steel MyBarabba Heart 129 Chris RoslynOxlade Day Adrian Patterson 53.0 95 90 100 88 34s77657s5 Haddle Seminole (IRE) GaryClarken Searle JeffreyPannell Maund 56.0 94 61 93 84 4796 4s04254112 McDaddle 14 J Payne Michelle Payne 55.0 665s313157 More Allowance Will Matthew Neilson 63 77 5111s88601 Granzig 1781 Andrew Mick Whittle Todd 53.0 86 83 7 6439151320 75s16 Super de Lago 12 Mark Kavanagh Damien Oliver 56.0 89 61 92 85 5810 Riceman 687 Dean Saxon Dean Yendall 53.5 667s851360 Sunsetter Gordon Richards Simon Price 55.0 59 82 43s2141224 Xaieta David Jolly Simon Price 53.0 85 93 s454429413 Rose Barabba 55.5 64 86 2438328263 Akatak Visualof Impact 149 Karen Ken Sweeney DeanTourneur Yendall 54.0 84 61 87 83 s786s56236 Steel My Heart 12 Roslyn Day Adrian Patterson 53.0 90 88 96811 7s82631399 13 Byrnes Dom 53.0 665s313157 Even More Adam Allowance Will Clarken Matthew Neilson 55.0 84 63 84 77 12 0821s83307 Smiling Hussy Leon Macdonald Clare Lindop 54.0 57 79 79 9306471797 5111s88601 Granzig 17468 Wayne Mick Whittle Todd Pannell 53.0 86 83 10 Nichols & Jason Benbow 53.0 667s851360 Nitonic Sunsetter GordonJolly Richards 55.0 84 59 80 82 810 51141634s0 43s2141224 Xaieta David Simon Price 53.0 85 93 Andrew Gluyas 11 1187 Colette Cooper Damien Robinson 53.0 11 7s82631399 2438328263 Akatak Visual Impact 14 Ken Sweeney DeanBaker Yendall 61 87 83 912 13 Byrnes Dom Tourneur 53.0 13 67s919057 Zip Express 15 John Hyam Troy 54.0 84 57 84 s819163324 Jutland 9 Karen Mick Whittle Justin Potter 53.0 83 90 12 9306471797 0821s83307 Even Smiling Hussy Leon Hyam Macdonald ClareBaker Lindop 57 84 79 10 Adam 46 Wayne Nichols & Jason Benbow 53.0 14 2377s56043 Sachse 16 Peter Macdonald Michael Hoppo 54.0 84 55 89 13 24s7001858 Finniss Storm 16 John Troy 53.0 82 93 Andrew Gluyas 15e 42676s6285 Silent Hot Pursuit 10 Bill Bogarts 54.0 84 53 80 84 11 2060s37649 51141634s0 Nitonic 11 Cooper Damien Robinson 53.0 14 Sophia 7 Colette William Smart Libby Hopwood (a0) 53.0 82 79 16e 18808278s0 Jutland Eight MileHank KenO’Connor Sweeney 52 90 75 13 67s919057 Zip Express 15 John Hyam Troy Baker 54.0 83 57 84 12 95 Mick Whittle Justin Potter 53.0 15e s819163324 413s032311 Homicide 18 Jon Jeffrey Maund 53.0 80 90 14 2377s56043 Finniss Sachse Storm PeterHyam Macdonald Michael Hoppo 54.0 82 55 93 89 13 163 John Troy Baker 53.0 16e 24s7001858 2422131s60 Hastein (NZ) Mark Kavanagh Simon Price 53.0 76 82 15e 42676s6285 Silent Hot Pursuit 10 Bill Bogarts 54.0 82 53 79 84 14 75 William Smart Libby Hopwood (a0) 53.0 17e 2060s37649 437848s311 You or Sophia Me Lloyd Kennewell 53.0 75 82 16e 18808278s0 Homicide Eight MileMiss KenO’Connor Sweeney 54.0 74 52 85 75 15e Hank (NZ) 1815 Stuart Jon Jeffrey Maund 53.0 80 90 18e 413s032311 s52s831113 Shimano Padman Ben Claridge 53.0 16e1. 2422131s60 Hastein (NZ) 3 Mark Kavanagh Simon Price 53.0 76 82 Asso Bello 2. Jeune’s Lagoon 3. Silent March 4. Exalted Brother 5. Rubinator 6. Seminole 7. Super de Lago 17e 437848s311 You or Me 5 Lloyd Kennewell 53.0 75 82 18e s52s831113 Shimano Miss (NZ) 1 Stuart Padman Ben Claridge 53.0 74 85 1.1.Asso Bello Bonindi 9. More Allowance
5. 5. Rubinator Riceman 13. Zip Express
6. Seminole 6. Steel My Heart 14. Sachse
7. Super de Lago 7. Granzig 15. Hot Pursuit
Distance Distance Distance Distance Track Track Track Track
4. Raven Ready
Br. 4 8 Br. 14 4 9 8 12 14 13 9 11 12 1 13 5 11 16 1 10 5 3 16 6 10 7 3 6 157 2
4. Sultan of Speed
6% 13% 17% 12%
TrainerTrainer TrainerTrainer
3. Nic’s Buddy
Horse Name Eaglehawk Star Eikept Horse Name Rialya Eaglehawk Star Scrublands Eikept Set to Excite Rialya Sir Swift Scrublands Star Demon Set to Excite Wotzitworth Sir Swift Always Discreet Star Demon Belle’s Star Wotzitworth Cute to Boot Always Discreet Spirito Belle’s Star Fleeting Embrace Cute to Boot Akhadraana Spirito Fleeting Embrace Five Iron Akhadraana Elancer
3. Arctic Tern
56.0 56.0 55.0 55.0 54.5 54.5 54.0 53.0 53.0
94 94 91 94
Hcp RtgHcp Hcp Rtg RtgHcp Rtg
Ben Claridge Tillie Neve (a1.5)
2. Measure Up
Last 10
2. Adebayor
Justin Potter Paul Gatt Jeffrey Maund Michelle Payne Tamara Zanker Scott Westover (a3) Omer Ay (a3) Holly McKechnie Claudia Lions (a1.5)
9. Afrisky Business
1. Cut It Fine
No. 1 2 No. 3 1 4 2 5 3 6 4 7 5 8 6 9 7 10 8 11 9 12 10 13e 11 14e 12 13e 15e 14e 16e
7 10 13 3 1 4 5 12 11
64 63 67 61
Jockey Jockey Jockey Jockey
19% 16% 21% 0% 15% 11% 24% 12%
Hightop Olivia Grace Calin Mouche Mills Terrace Afrisky Business Teairra Poison Ivy Maid of Mettle Rhymney (NZ)
Wgt 58.0 57.5 57.5 56.5
TechformTechform TechformTechform
13% 13% 13% 16% 6% 7% 15% 12%
222034s410 41620s8041 458s52321 67076847s1 5s460076s2 68s8144001 85636s0440 9240s43226 748s904409
Jockey Jordan Frew Shayne Cahill Matthew Neilson Clare Lindop
Jockey Jockey Jockey Jockey
0 75 76 100 0 0 84 65
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Trainer John Hickmott Lloyd Kennewell Jim Smith Leon Macdonald & Andrew Gluyas Shane Oxlade Paul Seater John Croucher Will Clarken Liz Faust Daniel J Clarke David Hayes Chris Oxlade Fred Meuring
TechformTechform TechformTechform
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Br. 2 8 9 6
Jockey Jockey
16% 10% 10% 12% 6% 8% 12%
Horse Name Bratik Adebayor Arctic Tern Sultan of Speed
TechformTechform
12% 11% 14% 17% 6% 8% 7%
Last 10 0240s010s7 s01233s710 s954285s27 s5174226s5
Techform Techform Techform Techform JockeyJockey JockeyJockey
55.0 55.0 55.0 55.0 55.0 53.0 53.0 55.0
83 75 87 85 82 0 0
No. 1 2 3 4
Hcp RtgHcp Hcp Rtg RtgHcp Rtg
Shayne Cahill Paul Gatt Dean Yendall Damien Oliver Jordan Frew Todd Pannell Simon Price Clare Lindop
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
No sex restriction. 0 - 68 . Handicap . Apprentices can claim.
Hcp RtgHcp Rtg
1 2 9
13. Just a Giggle
Hcp Rtg HcpRtg RtgHcp Rtg Hcp
16e 0s8 North Beach 17e 4s70s Cosmic Ruler 18e 48s990s97s Tosstheresta
Wgt 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 55.0 55.0
Distance Track
8 15 14 6 18 13 12 7
Jockey Claudia Lions (a1.5) Michael Hoppo Ben Claridge Matthew Neilson Jeffrey Maund Troy Baker Brodie Petherick (a3)
Trainer
20s 0s
Conservatorium Miss Virginia Pittsfield Protector Shanpanichi Ohmygod Strum Cha Novasaurus
Trainer David Jolly Barry Woosnam John Dunn Jim Smith Gary Searle John Hyam Leon Macdonald & Andrew Gluyas Gary Kennewell David Jolly Craig Curtis Tony McEvoy Sam Burford David Hayes Mark Kavanagh Leon Macdonald & Andrew Gluyas Gordon Richards Phillip Stokes Paul Beshara
Jockey
4s 6s 3s
Br. 17 5 10 16 3 4 11
Techform
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15e
Horse Name Cut It Fine Measure Up Nic’s Buddy Raven Ready Six Crownies Canny Catch Me Comic Conversation
Hcp Rtg
1050m 11:38aM Of $10,000. For Three-Years-Old and Upwards No sex restriction. Maiden . Set Weights . Apprentices can claim. Last 10 60s3 0s5s3667 46s80s72 93s2243s24 3
12. Novahro
Hcp Rtg
1600m 1:58pm Of $10,000. For
Rail: Normal
Race 1 Bardrill Barton / Sabois Maiden Plate No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
11. Rockin Rapture
Race 5 SATAB Rating 0-68 Hcp
QUADRELLA 7, 8, 9, 10 DAILY DOUBLE 9 & 10
Balaklava
10. Strum
8% 19% s 11% 10% 15% 12% s 8% 16% 8% 19% 6% 12% 6% s s 13% 11% 10% 9% 14% s 16% 18% 15% 12% 8% 16% ss 6% 26% 6% s 10% 6% 12% 6% s 13% 16% 24% 13% 6% s 9% 18% 14% 16% 11% 9% s 11% 9% ss 6% 26% 6% s 10% 17% 21% 7% 11% ss 16% 16% 24% 13% 6% 15% 7% ss 15% 11% 9% 13% 12% 6% s 11% 9% ss 16% 17% 21% s 12% 12% 7% 12% 11% ss 7% 15% 7% ss 15% 16% 8% 14% 13% 6% s s 16% 8% 12% 8% 11% 11% 12% 12% 7% 11% 0% s 8% 12% 8% ss 6% s 8% 14% 12% 7% ss s 6% s s 8% 11% 8% 11% 6% 14% s 11% 0% s 8% 24% 8% 15% ss 6% s 12% 14% 7% ss s 6% s s 6% 27% 14% 14% 15% 24% s 8. Rose of Barabba 14% s 14% 27%
2.2.Jeune’s Right Lagoon Fong 10. Sunsetter
Silent March ExaltedMcDaddle Brother 3.3.Orchestra Stalls 4.4.Haddle 11. Visual Impact 12. Smiling Hussy
8. Rose of Barabba 8. Xaieta 16. Eight Mile
1. Bonindi
2. Right Fong
3. Orchestra Stalls 4. Haddle McDaddle
9. More Allowance 9. Akatak
10.Even Sunsetter 10. Adam
11. 11. Visual Impact Nitonic
12.12. Smiling Hussy Jutland
13.Finniss Zip Express 13. Storm
Sachse 14. 14. Silent Sophia
Hot Pursuit 15.15. Homicide Hank
16. Mile 16.Eight Hastein
9. Akatak
10. Even Adam
11. Nitonic
12. Jutland
13. Finniss Storm
14. Silent Sophia
15. Homicide Hank
16. Hastein
17. You or Me
18. Shimano Miss
5. Riceman 6.Wednesday Steel My Heart 7.September Granzig 8. Xaieta Plains Producer, 1, 2010
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1.23 Race Four
10.30 Fashions registrations open in front of the grandstand 11.38 Race One 12.13 Race Two 12.20 Fashion reg. close 12.48 Race Three
1.37 Winners Presentation
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2.07 Winners Presentation 2.33 Race Six
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3.00 Malaysia Airlines Raffle Draw in front of the grandstand. Did you win?
4.20 National Anthem by Derek Friedrichs
3.19 Winners Presentation
4.37 Cup Presentation
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SPORT v District
ADELAIDE PLAINS NETBALL ASSOCIATION 2nd Semi Final at Mallala - Saturday September 4
WATCHING the A1 netball action at Mallala on Saturday are, from left: Tiffani Graham, Rachel Verner, Zoe May, Rachel Dunstan and Lilliana Mathew.
Cla re & Dis t r ic ts h ock e y ac t ion JORDAN Hamann, Balaklava looks to steal possession from his Springstown opponent in the under 17 game on Saturday.
Hockey Semi finals were played at Riverton on Saturday. The standard of hockey was great, with all games being closely contested. Only one game was forced into extra time, with Donnybrook men holding on for a draw and
advancing to the grand final due to their higher placing on the table. Other teams to go through to the grand final were under 14: Donnybrook; under 17: Balaklava; women: Donnybrook.
under 14
Donnybrook 2 defeated Springstown 1
Goals: Don – Lachlan McLean 2; Spr – Doohan Pattison. Best: Don – Lachlan McLean, William Pearson, Lachlan Squires; Spr – Johanna Dutschke, Tom Forrest, Sophie Haines. Burra 2 defeated Balaklava 1 Goals: Bur – Peter Cornwell, Neil Maxted; Bal
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Under 17
Balaklava 3 defeated Springstown 0 Goals: Hedley Greenshields, Ben Shepard, Natasha Greenshields. Best: Bal – Samuel Tiller, Jordan Hamann, Caitlyn Millar; Spr – Matt Forrest, Tom Forrest, Luke Burge. Donnybrook 1 defeated Burra 0 Goal: Jason Fisher. Best: Don – Jake Mill, Jason Fisher, William Pearson; Bur – Neil Maxted, Cameron Smith, Aaron Desmet.
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– Brock Hamann. Best: Bur – Lachie Haddow, Peter Cornwell, Neil Maxted; Bal – Riley Chapman, Casey Lawrie, Tim Goldney.
Playing footy with friends If you could trade places with any other person for a week, famous or not, living or dead, real or fictional, who would it be? Andrew McLeod What’s the last movie you
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Donnybrook 2 defeated Balaklava 1 Goals: Don – Brianna Cheetham, Heather Willson; Bal – Roweena Tiller. Best: Don – Nicky Hancock, Annie Willson, Ann Marriott; Bal – Tegan McPharlin, Sarah Tiller, Mary Heslop.
Men
Donnybrook 3 drew with Balaklava 3 (after extra time) Goals: Don – Josef Roberts 2, Ben Fuller; Bal – Samuel Tiller, Lee Cunningham, Josh March. Best – Don: Laurie Ryan, John Squires, Peter Hooper; Bal – Samuel Tiller, Raf Battistessa, Matthew Gates. Burra 6 defeated Riverton 4 Goals: Bur – Anthony Cochrane 5, Lachie Haddow; Riv – Kelvin Tiller 2, Holly Oakley, Daniel Bowden; Best: Bur – Anthony Cochrane, Darren Sweet, Cameron Smith; Riv – Kelvin Tiller, Andrew Chapman, Josh Chapman.
Preliminary finals
Preliminary finals to be held at Balaklava September 4. 9.30am U14 – Springstown v Burra 11.15am U17 – Springstown v Donnybrook 1.30pm Women – Balaklava v Springstown 3.15 pm Men – Balaklava v Burra
Grade TIME C1 9.30am
TEAMS Balaklava vs Hamley
SCORER Balaklava
SC CHECK TIMER Hamley Balaklava
INJURY Hamley
C2 10.45am
Hummocks vs Hamley
B 10.45am
Long Plains vs Mallala
A4 12.30pm
Hummocks vs Two Wells
A2 12.30pm
Two Wells vs Two Wells Hummocks Two Wells Hummocks Umpires: Kelly Buckby & Dennis Krejzlik
Hummocks
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Two Wells vs Balaklava
Balaklava
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Balaklava vs Hummocks
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Hamley vs Hummocks
Umpires: Kirsty Williams & Tammy Nicholls Hummocks Hamley
Hummocks Hamley
Umpires: Kerrie Bell & Nicole Darling Long Plains Mallala
Long Plains Mallala
Umpires: Bonnie Nicholls & Emma Riley Hummocks Two Wells
Hummocks Two Wells
Umpires: Sonia Angus & Aynara Lawless
Two Wells
Balaklava
Two Wells
Umpires: Nichole Graham & Josie McArdle Balaklava
Hummocks
Balaklava
Hummocks
Umpires: Alison Pym & Sally Fritz Hamley
Hummocks
Hamley
Hummocks
Umpires: Kylie Taylor & Dennis Krejzlik
Please note: No Rotation of game times all through the finals
Coaches/Team Managers are to have score books filled in 30 minutes prior to commencement of their game in the clubrooms. Scorers must collect their folders from the clubrooms minutes prior to commencement of game. Rostered clubs to supply timer & injury timer. Nominated timer must change score board during the breaks - not during the game. All officials rostered must be over 16 years of age.
STRICTLY NO ALCOHOL, NO SMOKING OR NO DOGS ALLOWED WITHIN THE COURT AREA.
ADELAIDE PLAINS NETBALL ASSOCIATION 1st Semi Final at Hamley Bridge - Sunday September 5 Grade TIME C1 9.30am
TEAMS Hummocks vs Mallala
SCORER SC CHECK TIMER INJURY Hummocks Mallala Hummocks Mallala
C2 10.45am
Balaklava vs Virginia
Balaklava
B 10.45am
Two Wells vs Balaklava
Two Wells
A4 12.30pm
Balaklava vs Long Plains
Balaklava
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A5 1.45pm
Mallala vs Long Plains
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A3 1.45pm
Virginia vs Two Wells
Virginia
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Two Wells vs Balaklava
Two Wells
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Balaklava
Virginia
Umpires: Jodie Wilson & Neralie Rowan Balaklava
Two Wells
Balaklava
Umpires: Sally Fritz & Alison Pym Long Plains
Balaklava
Long Plains
Umpires: Emma Riley & Nichole Graham
Long Plains
Mallala
Long Plains
Umpires: Kirsty Williams & Bonnie Nicholls Two Wells
Virginia
Two Wells
Umpires: Aynara Lawless & Sheralyn Bond Balaklava
Two Wells
Balaklava
Umpires: Terry Sharman & Kelly Buckby
Please note: No Rotation of game times all through the finals
Coaches/Team Managers are to have score books filled in 30 minutes prior to commencement of their game in the clubrooms. Scorers must collect their folders from the clubrooms minutes prior to commencement of game. Rostered clubs to supply timer & injury timer. Nominated timer must change score board during the breaks - not during the game. All officials rostered must be over 16 years of age.
STRICTLY NO ALCOHOL, NO SMOKING OR NO DOGS ALLOWED WITHIN THE COURT AREA.
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SPORT v Netball
Bomberettes bring it! A1: There was some beautiful netball played by both teams. Hamley lead the whole game, but Balaklava really brought it to them in the last quarter, Hamley winning 57-43. It was a beautiful day for the last game of the minor round between first and fourth on the ladder. Hamley started strong scoring the first three goals. Four minutes into the game and a reserve umpire was called in. Amber Rogers shot amazingly, only missing one goal for the quarter. The Balaklava defence line of Sophie van Kleef and Chelsea Koch worked extremely hard to try and stop Hamley’s strong attacking line. Emma Riley and Alison Schahinger rebounded well for their team. Ashleigh Koch and Pamela Mattschoss both drove hard and provided some great feeding into the goalies. Balaklava made some changes to start the third quarter. Hamley had tissues up their noses, but they still continued to fight, providing great pressure that made it hard for Balaklava to get the ball through the centre. Balaklava’s C Lauren Michael drove hard and applied pressure well around the Hamley goal circle. There was a great tussle between Balaklava’s Michelle Williams and Hamley’s Sarah Koch. The Hamley girls came out cheery in the final quarter, but the Balaklava girls pushed hard and fired up to score nine out of the 12 goals scored for the first half of the quarter. Balaklava’s Carly Gregor shot very nicely to get 100 per cent in the last quarter, winning the quarter for her team. A2: Hamley Bridge kept in the game, but Balaklava were just too strong to win 73-28. Both teams started a little unsettled with turnovers each end. The goals didn’t want to drop for the Balaklava goalies and Hamley used it to their advantage. Both teams had to work hard for their goals. Both teams started the second quarter strong. Two big intercepts from Balaklava’s Ro Georg WD and Tam GD resulted in goals. Balaklava goalies were shooting well. Hamley’s goalies
were working hard around the ring. Balaklava had accurate shooting by Tammy Bastian and Sally Arbon. Hamley started the second half of the game well. Balaklava applied lots of defensive pressure down the court resulting in Hamley turnovers. Hamley made the most of the ball when they got the opportunity, with GA Amanda Mullins shooting well. Balaklava dominated the quarter extending their lead. Hamley made many position changes and got two quick goals. Balakalva were explosive through the centre court after a great intercept by GK Alexandra Willson. The Balaklava goalies were on fire this game. A3: Balaklava were more polished with excellent leading, direct passes and near perfect shooting. Hamley struggled with the intensity of Balaklava, losing 65-27. The first quarter opened with some great passing from Balaklava. The drive through the centre was excellent with good flowing passes into the accurate shooting GS Tam Robertson. Hamley’s intensity at the ball persisted despite the uneven score line. Hamley Bridge defended well in the second quarter and kept Balaklava to 11. Balaklava played a strong zone defence which made it difficult for Hamley to penetrate the goals. Clear leading from Balaklava saw them take the quarter to a 19 goal lead. There was a more determined effort from Hamley in the third quarter with more drive through the centre. Stacey Bell worked hard to deliver into the Hamley goalies. However, Balaklava won the quarter with accurate shooting from Renee McPharlin at 100 per cent and Tania Robertson had great delivery into the goals. Position changes for the last quarter from Hamley made little difference to the score card. Both teams had good passage of play, however Balaklava was more accurate in their goals. The defenders for Balaklava worked hard with a number of turnovers which Balaklava capitalised on. A4: Balaklava showed great teamwork. Both teams
APNA RESULTS
HAMLEY goal defence Kiraleigh Hewitt stands firm against Balak’s goal attack, Sarah Heaslip in the C2 match on Saturday. fought hard and never gave up. It was a quick game and had great play and passages of passes. Balaklava took the game from Hamley 55-41. The game started out with great defending by both sides. Balaklava’s GD Clare Haynes had excellent rebounds. Katie Marshall GS for Balaklava shot well, as did Hamley’s GA. It was a good quarter from both teams. In the second quarter there was outstanding play by both teams. Both sides had minor errors that could have cost them the game. There was great defending by Balaklava’s GD and great intercepting from Hamley’s C, Corrine Ammeran. Balaklava’s WD Charmaine Barlow and Hamley’s WA Jodie Grantham both worked hard for their teams. The third quarter saw both teams fighting hard for the ball. Hamley’s GK made the Balaklava GS work hard for the ball. There was great shooting from both teams. There were a few bad passes from both teams, but Balaklava’s Clare Haynes managed a great intercept. In the final quarter there were great intercepts from both teams. Hamley fought back hard. Balaklava had great passing into the ring. Hamley’s shooters shot well but they had a few bad passes
which cost them more goals. Great defence from both teams which resulted in an equal score for the quarter. A5: Hamley started well but Balaklava’s attack and defence lifted in the last three quarters making it extremely difficult for Hamley to score. It was a frantic start from both teams. There was good defence from both Balaklava and Hamley. The first quarter saw two injury times. In the second quarter there was accurate shooting by Balaklava’s GA Joy Ryan. Balaklava had a great quarter with excellent moving by the attacking end. In the third quarter there was more great attacking by Balaklava making it hard for the Hamley defenders. Great defending and rebounding by Balaklava’s GK Heidi Zerk. Balaklava’s shooter Joy Ryan was on fire this quarter. In the final quarter there was more great attacking and accurate shooting from Balaklava and combined with their strong defence enabled them to finish strong. B grade: Balaklava 34 d Hamley 13. A new look had Balaklava start positively, but often crowding resulted. “Whippet” White at Balakava C covered plenty of space. Balaklava’s defence was fantastic only allowing Hamley’s sole goal in the last minute.
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Results of Adelaide Plains Netball Association matches played on Saturday A1: Hamley Bridge 57 (Ashleigh Koch) d Balaklava 43 (Louise Read). Hummocks 48 (Lisa Britza) d Two Wells 44 (Rebecca Pym). Mallala 53 (Diana Feeley) d Virginia 41 (Julia Starr). A2: Hummocks 53 (Bridget Guthberg) d Two Wells 43 (Rhiannon Wendland). Balaklava 73 (Tam Auricht) d Hamley Bridge 28 (Amanda Mullins). A3: Balaklava 65 (Tania Robertson) d Hamley Bridge 27 (Cassandra Bell) Two Wells 52 (Megan Renshaw) d Hummocks 47 (Tammy Nicholls). Virginia 52 (Tracey Agius) d Mallala 24 (Kimberley Graham). A4: Hummocks 64 (Rebecca Dixon) d Two Wells 46 (Cristie Castle). Balaklava 55 (Katie Marshall) d Hamley Bridge 41 (Cara Briscoe). Virginia 43 (Rebekka Barons) d Mallala 27 (Michelle Verner). A5: Two Wells 54 (Natalie Centenara) d Hummocks 20 (Katrina Holland). Balaklava 36 (Joy Ryan) d Hamley Bridge 15 (Susan Hentschke). B: Two Wells 33 (Sharnie Kent) d Hummocks 24 (Jessica Hoepner). Balaklava 34 (not supplied) d Hamley Bridge 13 (not supplied). C1: Balaklava 44 (Aleisha Michael) d Hamley Bridge 12 (Jessica Sellars). Hummocks 32 (Merridy Nichols) d Two Wells 13 (Chelsea Fabrici). C2: Virginia 28 (Susanna O’Shea) d Mallala 15 (Grace Farrelly). Balaklava 18 (Blessing Nyoni) drew with Hamley Bridge 18 (Amy McCabe). Hummocks 30 (Tayla Williams) d Two Wells 10 (Jacinta De Plee).
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A1 GRADE Hamley Bridge....... 28.....55.30 Hummocks............. 23......51.87 Two Wells................ 18.....53.33 Balaklava.................. 17......50.87 Mallala...................... 16..... 49.27 Virginia..................... 10..... 45.91 Long Plains.............. 0.......40.49 A2 GRADE Two Wells................ 30..... 59.21 Hummocks............. 28.....56.98 Balaklava.................. 22..... 57.09 Long Plains............. 16.....48.38 Mallala....................... 8........41.12 Hamley Bridge........ 8.......34.85 A3 GRADE Balaklava.................. 29..... 61.63 Hummocks............. 22......57.47 Virginia..................... 22......57.17 Two Wells................ 21..... 53.51 Long Plains............. 10..... 47.05 Mallala....................... 4.......36.62 Hamley Bridge........ 4.......34.35 A4 GRADE Hummocks............. 32.....64.50 Two Wells................ 20....160.55 Balaklava.................. 19..... 55.37 Long Plains............. 18..... 52.15 Hamley Bridge....... 17...... 48.91 Virginia...................... 4....... 29.97 Mallala....................... 2....... 37.22
A5 GRADE Two Wells................ 30.....62.20 Balaklava.................. 20......51.17 Mallala...................... 18.....49.82 Long Plains............. 16......47.31 Hamley Bridge....... 16.....46.59 Hummocks............. 10.....42.96 B GRADE Long Plains............. 28.....60.39 Mallala...................... 24.....58.27 Two Wells................ 20.....55.03 Balaklava.................. 18.....50.07 Hummocks............. 16.....48.33 Hamley Bridge........ 6....... 25.12 C1 GRADE Balaklava.................. 30..... 76.70 Hamley Bridge....... 26.....56.68 Hummocks............. 22......57.71 Mallala...................... 20.....48.61 Two Wells................. 8....... 21.77 Long Plains.............. 6.......25.89 C2 GRADE Hummocks............. 32..... 77.15 Hamley Bridge....... 23..... 61.96 Balaklava.................. 21......57.52 Virginia..................... 18..... 54.67 Two Wells................ 12.....49.64 Mallala....................... 4.......30.10 Long Plains.............. 2........ 9.60
The second quarter was more even with excellent shooting by Hamley resulting in them winning the quarter. This slightly closed the gap in the score. Sarah Tiller had excellent movement in GA. Despite an improved quarter by the Balaklava team there was too much rushing which often had players unbalanced. Limited opportunities in Hamley’s goals was maximised by Hamley’s Mia Langtry at GA. Shauni and Sarah in Balaklava’s goals shot well playing their best quarter for the match. Desperation was shown by all players in the last quarter of the minor round. Balaklava overcame the pressure, much self-created to extend their lead for a handy victory. Well battled by Hamley highlighted by their good shooting rate with less opportunities. C1: Balaklava’s strong presence in goals and outstanding defence was a key to their win. Hamley tried hard but despite a good second quarter, was unable to match Balaklava’s solid team game. Balaklava took the win 44-12. Balaklava started strong with sharp passing and Kiara Guy shot well. Hamley worked hard in defence. Strong pasing by GS Sophie Parker. Hamley’s GS and GA worked well together. Balaklava’s GK Stacey Faehrmann defended well. Hamley tried hard with two late goals. Balaklava scored early in the second quarter through Kiara Guy and strong passing from Hanna Mellier and Gemma Freebairn. Kelsey Wedding from Hamley worked hard. Sjorn Renshaw passed and intercepted well. Hamley’s C Britt Durdin passed well. Kelsey Wedding scored from a different angle. Tight defence by both teams kept scores down for Balaklava and Hamley. Stacey was strong in defence for Balaklava and Sophie and Hanna had strong passing. Kiara coninued her strong shooting. There was a turnover from Hamley’s C Amy Humphries. There were strong passes by Hamley, but Balaklava’s strong defenders kept them from scoring easily. Kiara and Sophie combined well in goals for Balaklava playing a good team game. Balaklava started the final quarter well with Sophie and Kiara continuing to work well with scoring early. Gemma Freebairn, Sjorn Renshaw,
VIRGINIA’S Cheyenne Krejzlik and Mallala’s Louise Earl clash as they grab at a loose ball during Saturday’s A1 match at Mallala Oval. and Hanna had good team play. Kelsey Wedding scored some goals and played well. Solid passing by Carly Williams. It was another strong finish for Balaklava to win the game. D1: Balaklava 26 def Hamley 5. Balaklava had all the play in their attack zone. The first goal was scored by Amy Langdon following a terrific intercept. Determined defence by Taylah Coles from Hamley helped restrict Balaklava to five for the quarter. Hamley Bridge responded with good drive from their C Kimberley Sellars and Deborah Lambert WA, scoring their first goal. Balaklava too experienced, gave their goalies the best chances. Lori Allen shot well assisted by Lucy Parker. Zoe Bell and Madison Bond combined well in the goal ring scoring eight for the third quarter between them. Hamley’s Hayley Frick and Michaela Burns brought the turnovers out well, but Hamley only penetrated the
defence of Rhianna and Eleanor Cunningham once for the quarter. Balaklava showed all their skills in the last quarter. Very open court play with Lacee McPharlin and Eleanor Cunningham rewarded their team with great goal scoring. Claudia Tiller and Rhianna kept rebounding the ball off the goal third line. Great play by both teams with good spirit. D2: Fourteen excited young netballers hit the court for the last match of the season. As Hamley Bridge didn’t have a D2 team, the girls decided to have a scratch match to end a great year. Competition was level for most of the game with all girls fighting hard for the ball. The girls skills have developed greatly since the beginning of the year, playing and learning a variety of different positions. Congratulations to all the girls and coaches for a successful and enjoyable season.
APNA netty star Name: Jess Hoepner Nickname: Jess DOB: 04/03/1996 Height: 158cm Team: Hummocks Position: C Who is the most damaging player (on or off court) in your club? Bonnie Nicholls Who is your club’s hardest worker (on or off court)? Cheza - she always drills us at training Highlight of netball career? Playing in grand final What’s your number one passion outside netball? Couch and TV
If you could trade places with any other person for a week, famous or not, living or dead, real or fictional, with whom would it be? Me! What is the last movie you went to see? Twighlight Eclipse
If you won $20 million in the lotto, what would you do with the money? Spend it! If you were a car, what kind would you be? One that goes, “chugga chugga boom!” If you were on the front page of the newspaper, what would the headline say? “Teenage girl lost in lounge!” If you could take any person on your next netball trip, who would it be? Hannah What is the grossest item in your fridge? Dad’s chilli paste Best coach? Bonnie
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SPORT ❖ Football
Rams upset minor premiers By Lindsay Nesbit
A GRADE
Virginia registered a solid 31 point victory over minor premiers Mallala with four quarters of top football. The Rams set up victory with a big first quarter, then put the icing on the win with another solid – if slightly wayward – final term. The game promised plenty with one win apiece this season, both by only a six point margin. Virginia had the added incentive that if other results went their way, they could even leapfrog up to second place. On an absolutely perfect day for football, it was Mallala that drew first blood with a goal to Daniel Griffiths. Caleb Howell gave notice he was set for a big day. Not only did he get Virginia’s first goal but he was in superb touch, racking up numerous possessions and making them all count. Matthew Saunders wrestled the lead back to Mallala, but after that the quarter belonged to Virginia. The Rams had winners everywhere, none more-so than Brendon Niklaus at full forward. The league’s leading goal kicker put through four in the first quarter in a dominant display. With another from Peter Mylonopoulos, Virginia had five unanswered goals in what was the season’s biggest difference between the two teams on the scoreboard all season. Caleb Howell set up play in the midfield.Anthony Johnston was another midfielder really hurting Mallala. Matthew Young was at his best, Ryan Starr kept busy and Christian Dorward at centre half back was also valuable. Virginia looked the goods. Daniel Feeley got a late goal for Mallala to keep them in touch. Mallala’s Paul Blacket turned back the clock, playing his best game for some time. Liam Whitwell lead by example, David Pontt picked up some good touches, Joel Montgomerie and James Wildbore were all good performers. Virginia had a handy three goal buffer at the first change. Con Mylonopoulos soon increased the lead in the second quarter, and things were starting to look a bit bleak for Mallala. The Rams applied a ton of pressure. Mallala needed something to lift them and it came in the form of a David Cawrse running up the ground from defence, through the centre, the ball ending with Daniel Feeley and a much needed Mallala goal. Feeley followed soon after with his third for the match. When Brad Griffiths got another one back for Mallala, all of a sudden things were falling into place for the home side. Virginia seemed to have stopped running and talking. David Cawrse was now at centre half back and having a big influence. Tim Cawrse, switched to full back, had shut Brendon Niklaus down. Joel Montgomerie was getting better as the game went on and Ryan Montgomerie gave Mallala plenty of drive from his flank. Peter Hanton in ruck, another big effort in his second game after being one of Mal-
lala’s best in the reserves. Laurence Gosling came on for his first A grade game. The 16 year old picked up some touches and impressed with his calm, level headed approach. This young man has an exciting future ahead of him. Only two points in it at the main break. The Mallala scoreboard kept ticking over, with the fourth Daniel Feeley goal early in the third term. Feeley gave Mallala the lead for the first time since early in the first quarter. When Brad Griffiths got his second, Mallala had kicked six of the last seven goals. What a turnaround! Christian Dorward took a ‘speccy’ at full back, Matthew Young found some space and Virginia got going again. Young was the catalyst for the Ram revival. Booting Virginia’s first goal in over a quarter of football, he followed with another. Young could have had a third for the term, but unselfishly passed to Emmanuel Tsimiklis who did the deed. Virginia going to the last break with a handy 10 point lead. As they had done in the previous two quarters, Virginia opened with a goal, this time to Rocky Perre. The Ram defence rushed a behind to Mallala and surprisingly that was to be the only Mallala ‘score’ for the quarter. Christian Rimmer’s birthday was the Sunday following the game, but the only present he got from Virginia was an accidental knock to the head. Rimmer had to leave the ground, and with Liam Whitwell also off the ground Mallala were robbed of much of their drive. Ben Galic kicked the Rams’ next goal. After being busy all match, Galic switched to overdrive in a super impressive
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Virginia 13-11 (89) d Mallala 9-4 (58)
RAM Peter Mylonopoulos and Magpie Laurence Gosling tussle to gain control of the ball in the thriller A grade match at Mallala on Saturday. final term. Christian Dorward killed Mallala all game at centre half back, and with Adrian Mark in the last line of defence, Mallala were always going to have trouble kicking a sizeable score. Throw in Matthew Young, Anthony Johnston and Caleb Howell, and there is a lot to like about the Rams. Daniel Feeley was easily the pick of the home side’s forwards. Similarly, Brendon Niklaus the best forward for Virginia. Niklaus eventually broke the Tim Cawrse shackles to get a late goal – his fifth. What a beauty it was – hard up against the boundary line, outside 50m, never looked like missing. Only
DANIEL Griffiths, Mallala looks to smother a kick by Virginia’s David Johnston in A grade.
a series of behinds by Virginia prevented them from increasing the winning margin. Virginia, with no apparent weakness on any line, is set to make the finals very interesting.
RESERVES
With their finals hopes largely resting on this game, Mallala pulled out all stops to record a narrow two point win over ladder leaders Virginia. A close loss could still see Mallala play finals, a win made a certainty of it. Trailing at quarter time, Mallala played inspired foot-
ball in the second and third quarters, having a big enough break to withstand the last term comeback by the Rams. The game got off to a bad start for Mallala when key defender Ben Edwards came off injured in the first minute. Fortunately, Ben made a full recovery and resumed later in the game. A classy goal from a tight angle by Ram Reggie Young set the tone for the whole game. It was a top goal in what turned out to be one of the best quality reserve grade games for the season. Mallala were taking it right up to Virginia. A dashing run out of defence by Stuart Roberts, a gem of a goal from Dale McLean…there was nothing in it. When Alex Leo goaled immediately after the Mallala major, and Errol Clarke gave the Rams their third, Virginia went to quarter time with a handy eleven point lead. The better Virginia players were mainly in defence. Paul Russo in fine early touch, Jacob Simmonds, Terry Lioulios and Matthew Cartlidge all pal well. Mallala had Peter Hanton in ruck getting on top, Dale Maclean in everything as usual, and Brett Tucker solid at half back. Mallala played arguably their best football this season in the second and third terms, setting them up for victory. A Keith McArthur goal just made the distance. Derek Tiller gave Mallala the lead for the first time. Scott Gardner increased the lead. Derek Tiller went for his second. Mallala had plenty of purpose to their play. The more experienced players all up to standard – Stuart Roberts, Derek Tiller, Brian Tiller, Darren Carpenter, Daniel Jennings and Hayden Riley. Darren Carpenter at full back kept
Alex Leo quiet. It was a real team effort by Mallala. Peter Hanton continued to have the better of his opponents in ruck. Aaron Lawrie was sensational at centre half forward, and James Barr in his first game back from a non-football injury was straight back to his best form. Virginia knew they had a game on their hands. Interestingly, the last time Virginia were held goal-less in a quarter was the only other time they tasted defeat this year. Virginia set about making amends for their second quarter effort, kicking a goal in the first minute of play in the third quarter. Andrew Conti followed up with his first for the game and scores were level. Again Mallala were able to find something. Majors to Aaron Lawrie and Daniel Jennings (‘DJ’), making the most of a 50m penalty against Virginia. A beauty after the siren from Brian Tiller. The Tiller goal was inspirational, players sensing that a finals berth looked safe. Mallala came out in the final term still on the attack, but goals proved elusive. Virginia upped their efforts and were rewarded with a goal to Andrew Conti. A free kick and subsequent goal to Alex Leo and there was just seven points in it. Grant Drew may have been on the ground, but it didn’t stop him kicking another for Virginia.All the momentum was with Virginia but the clock was against them, Mallala holding on by two points. Balaklava, the only other team to have beaten Virginia this year will be Mallala’s opponents in next Sunday’s first semi final. It promises to be another quality reserves grade clash.
Peckers devastate Bombers Balaklava 33-19 (217) defeated Hamley Bridge 8-5 (53). Balaklava finished the minor round on a high, with a massive 164 point win over Hamley Bridge. The Peckers displayed a team approach with 12 players contributing to the scoreboard with goals. Stuart Lamond led the way with eight majors while Jonathon Brice and Hayden Walker were also valuable with four goals each. Hayden Walker played another excellent game and was a catalyst for the Peckers at stoppages. At the first break, Balaklava held the lead by three goals, with the Bombers getting four goals on the board. The Peckers had a big second quarter by kicking 11 goals, with the Bombers able to score another four. But the eighth was to be the final goal for the Bombers, while the Peckers continued to increase the deficit with another 16 goals in the second half. Michael Wheaton and Justin Michael played well for the Peckers in the midfield, while Stuart Gregory and Justin Schahinger were stand out performers for the Bombers, in what was a disappointing finish for the side. Hummocks-Watchman Eagles 24-12 (156) defeated Two Wells 8-9 (57). The Eagles were the better team in a 99 point win over the Two Wells Roosters at Lochiel. Both teams were able to capitalise on their opportunities and got off to a good start, with the Eagles leading by one goal at the first break. The second quarter was more one sided, as the Eagles pushed out their lead and the Roosters casually let the game slip. Tallan Leighton and Scott Humphrys worked hard all game out of the back lines, while Khan
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Leighton and Christian Nurton were serviceable in the midfield. For the Eagles, Shaun Light was dominant in stoppages, while Joe Hunt, Ryan Reid andAshley Lockwood were influential across the ground. Hunt finished the game with 10 goals, and was well supported by Tom Rowe, Shane Braham and Lee Belperio. Virginia 13-11 (89) defeated Mallala 9-4 (58). The Rams continued their firing form in a 31 point win over Mallala. After a solid start, the Rams gained a three goal lead at the first break, but were under pressure again in the second term as the Magpies evened the score to seven goals each. The second term was a battle of the midfield, with the Rams having a stronger attack on the footy and higher work rate through the centre. Rams’ ruckman Ben Galic played well, butbackman Christian Dorwood and captain Matt Young had the big impact for the side. Ryan Montgomerie continued his excellent form for the Magpies, with an attacking approach while Tim Cawrse and Joel Montgomerie supported him well. The midfield continued to be the crux of both sides into the second half, as the Rams produced some good football in the final term to win with a four goal margin. www.plainsproducer.com.au
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finals series
2nd Semi Final at Mallala
Saturday September 4 JUNIOR COLTS - 9.45am
Two Wells v Mallala Senior COLTS - 10.50am
Balaklava v Two Wells RESERVES - 12.30pm
Virginia v Two Wells A Grade - 2.30pm
Mallala v HW Eagles
finals series
1st Semi Final at Hamley
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Sunday September 5 JUNIOR COLTS - 9.45am
HW Eagles v Balaklava Senior COLTS - 10.50am
Mallala v HW Eagles RESERVES - 12.30pm
Balaklava v Mallala A Grade - 2.30pm
Balaklava v Virginia Gates Open 8am Admission: Adult $8, Senior Card $5, Under 17 - Free
Finals Series September 4 - 2nd semi final at Mallala September 5 - 1st semi final at Hamley Bridge September 11 - Preliminary final at Virginia September 18 - Grand final at Balaklava
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A Grade
Virginia Mallala
6.3 3.1
7.5 7.3
10.7 9.3
13.11 9.4
(89) (58)
HW Eagles Two Wells
5.3 4.4
12.4 6.7
19.6 6.8
24.12 (156) 8.9 (57)
Balaklava Hamley Bridge
7.2 4.2
18.5 23.10 33.19 (217) 8.2 8.2 8.5 (53)
Goals - Virginia: B.Niklaus 5, M.Young 2, C.Mylonopoulos 1, B.Galic 1, P.Mylonopoulos 1, C.Howell 1, E.Tsimiklis 1, R.Perre 1 Mallala: D.Feeley 4, B.Griffiths 2, D.Griffiths 1, M.Saunders 1, J.Montgomerie 1 Best - Virginia: B.Galic, M.Young, C.Dorward, M.Nykamp, D.Oliver, A.Johnston Mallala: R.Montgomerie, T.Cawrse, J.Montgomerie, P.Blacket, L.Whitwell, J.Wildbore Goals - HW Eagles: J.Hunt 10, T.Rowe 3, S.Braham 2, L.Belperio 2, R.Reid 2, S.Schutz 1, D.Barnes 1, J.Manners 1, J.Wilson 1, A.Lockwood 1 Two Wells: C.Christofis 2, B.Fitzgerald 2, P.Christofis 1, T.Hines 1, D.Wise 1, B.Hart 1 Best - HW Eagles: S.Light, J.Hunt, R.Reid, A.Lockwood, D.Oswald, L.Belperio Two Wells: T.Leighton, S.Humphrys, C.Nurton, K.Leighton, B.Struck, L.Godfrey Goals - Balaklava: S.Lamond 8, J.Brice 4, H.Walker 4, S.Farley 3, J.Michael 3, D.Friedrichs 2, S.Rowland 2, K.Job 2, T.McPharlin 2, M.Wheaton 1, A.Curtis 1, J.Walker 1 Hamley: T.Durdin 3, C.Bond 1, T.Natt 1, J.Schahinger 1, S.Gregory 1, C.Allen 1 Best - Balaklava: H.Walker, M.Wheaton, J.Michael, J.Walker, B.Catford, A.Curtis Hamley: S.Gregory, J.Schahinger, C.Allen, D.Lockwood, S.Rademacher, J.Eastwood
Mallala Virginia
Reserves 1.1 3.0
4.1 3.1
8.2 5.2
8.5 8.3
(53) (51)
Goals - Mallala: D.Tiller 2, B.Tiller 1, D.Jennings 1, D.McLean 1, S.Gardner 1, A.Lawrie 1, K.McArthur 1 Virginia: A.Conti 2, A.Leo 2, G.Drew 1, R.Young 1, E.Clarke 1, A.Murden 1 Best - Mallala: J.Barr, D.McLean, D.Carpenter, H.Riley, P.Hanton, A.Lawrie Virginia: P.Russo, R.Desmond, J.Simmonds, M.Cartlidge, T.Karutz, T.Crampton
Two Wells HW Eagles
5.3 0.0
8.8 0.0
13.9 0.1
15.16 (106) 2.2 (14)
Balaklava Hamley Bridge
5.3 1.1
8.5 3.4
12.8 4.5
17.11 (113) 4.6 (30)
Goals - Two Wells: J.Becker 3, J.Lanzon 2, M.Abdilla 2, N.Applebee 2, M.Sincock 1, D.Hooper 1, P.McMillan 1, A.Slater 1, L.Saunders 1, B.Lange 1 HW Eagles: T.Nicholls 1, M.Curnow 1 Best - Two Wells: N.Applebee, L.Saunders, S.Barker, M.Abdilla, S.Goode, D.Applebee HW Eagles: B.Manners, D.Braham, T.Nicholls, B.Cave, D.Wright, E.May
Mallala Virginia
Senior Colts 5.3 0.0
9.9 0.0
14.11 19.15 (129) 0.1 0.2 (2)
Goals - Mallala: J.Birchmore 6, D.Kearns 3, A.Ghataura 2, A.Dorman 1, J.Page 1, D.Sutton 1, A.Sparks 1, L.Gardner 1, T.Algar 1, J.Hallion 1, L.Helps 1 Virginia: No goals kicked Best - Mallala: J.Birchmore, J.Drew, A.Ghataura, C.Bethune, L.Helps, J.Charnstrom Virginia: L.Bannear, J.Bradbrook, M.Lazenka, J.Hocking, A.Hansen, M.Musolino
Two Wells HW Eagles
6.4 1.0
12.10 20.12 26.18 (174) 1.1 2.1 2.1 (13)
Balaklava Hamley Bridge
7.5 0.0
17.9 27.14 33.18 (216) 0.0 0.0 0.0 (0)
Goals - Two Wells: J.Paterson 11, T.Hines 5, B.Harvey 2, L.Godfrey 2, J.McLennan 1, J.Shephard 1, M.Sincock 1, C.Tryfopoulos 1, B.Calvett 1, M.Daly 1 HW Eagles: J.Sharman 1, J.Roberts 1 Best - Two Wells: J.Paterson, T.Hines, L.Tassel, J.Shephard, J.Morrison, D.Jones HW Eagles: T.Williams, M.Nicholls, E.May, C.Lane-Watson, P.McMillan, J.Sharman Goals - Balaklava: R.McPharlin 5, J.Jenner 5, L.Michael 5, L.Williams 4, T.Lloyd 3, M.Clifford 3, T.Michael 2, L.Guy 2, C.Ruiz 1, S.Rowland 1, J.Taylor 1, R.McDonald 1 Hamley: Best - Balaklava: S.Rowland, L.Michael, R.McPharlin, C.Ruiz, T.Michael, T.Lloyd Hamley: M.Gregory, J.May, B.May, R.Darwin, S.Collings, B.Case
Two Wells HW Eagles
Junior Colts 1.1 1.1
3.1 2.1
4.3 2.2
6.3 2.3
(39) (15)
3.2 0.0
5.6 0.0
6.8 0.0
10.9 0.1
(69) (1)
Goals - Two Wells: J.Henneker 2, N.Seccafien 1, K.Giniotis 1, J.Wilson 1, L.Goss 1 HW Eagles: B.Taylor 1, D.Ashby 1 Best - Two Wells: N.Seccafien, J.Henneker, W.Hart, H.Gameau, B.Catanzariti, A.Hart HW Eagles: D.Williams, T.Nottle, T.Andrew, B.Krieg, J.Studham, J.Appleby
Balaklava Hamley Bridge
Goals - Balaklava: C.Arbon 2, J.Speissegger 2, H.Veitch 1, T.Scholz 1, J.Butterfield 1, J.Michael 1, B.Heaslip 1, Z.Scholz 1 Hamley: Best - Balaklava: J.Speissegger, J.Michael, B.Heaslip, D.McCredie, Z.Scholz, H.Veitch Hamley: J.Wedding, D.Collings, T.Darwin, L.Collings, L.Raether, J.Durdin
Goals - Balaklava: K.Michalanney 6, J.McPharlin 4, D.Yates 2, J.Lommon 2, L.Michael 1, C.Marshall 1, N.Yates 1 Hamley: C.Wightman 1, I.Naulty 1, R.Frencken 1, J.May 1 Best - Balaklava: N.Yates, A.Williams, C.Marshall, K.Michalanney, D.Yates, S.Henderson Hamley: I.Naulty, B.Traill, C.Wightman, D.Eastwood, J.May
NEFL results from Saturday- Round 18
A Grade
North Clare Eudunda/Rtown
1.5 4.3
8.8 6.6
10.12 14.14 10.8 10.9
(98) (69)
Blyth/Snow South Clare
4.4 3.0
11.6 18.10 23.14 (152) 7.0 10.0 11.1 (67)
Best: North Clare - N.Prokopec, M.Ward, A.Waters, D.Ellis, A.Amey, M.Catford; Eudunda/Rtown - R.Schmidt, C.Voigt, M.Zerner, E.Mumford, J.Mosey, P.Neal Goals: North Clare - N.Prokopec 8, M.Ward 3, B.McGuire, D.Ellis, A.Amey; Eudunda/Rtown - L.Steinborner 3, D.Button 2, R.Schmidt 2, C.Voigt, M.Zerner, B.Schutz Best: Blyth/Snow - R.Darling, B.Bell, A.Lloyd, S.Atkinson, W.Slattery, J.Taylor; South Clare - M.Leibelt, J.Dunstan, A.Vandeleur, M.Reynolds, B.Murphy, M.Dare Goals: Blyth/Snow - A.Hentschke 4, B.Bell 4, R.Darling 3, S.Clifford 3, J.Taylor 2, S.Clifford, W.Slattery, M.Atkinson, J.Gillings, S.McCormack, A.Lloyd, M.Collins; South Clare - M.Leibelt 5, B.Murphy 2, M.Stopp, H.Ward, B.Seymon, A.Vandeleur
Min/Man BBH Rams
3.2 4.0
8.8 6.1
11.14 17.20 (122) 7.2 12.5 (77)
RSMU Hawks BSR Tigers
4.2 0.0
5.5 2.0
10.6 3.3
Best: Min/Man - R.Piggot, N.Forrest, B.Taylor, A.Bevis, T.McInerney, B.Kerslake; BBH Rams - C.Cooper, T.Riggs, M.Phin, T.Martin, T.Dalla, Z.Lynch Goals: Min/Man - N.Forrest 7, S.Ross 2, L.Sandow 2, B.Taylor 2, R.Mcdermid, A.Bevis, M.Prince, B.Kerslake; BBH Rams - T.Martin 6, J.Schuppan 2, G.Thompson 2, B.Wall, D.Reed
11.9 3.8
(75) (26)
Best: RSMU Hawks - J.Williams, C.Aitchison, T.Willmott, S.Noack, C.Hill, D.Griffiths; BSR Tigers - S.Morris, P.Jones, D.Smith, T.Weckert, A.Smart, J.Zohs Goals: RSMU Hawks - J.Williams 7, T.Willmott 2, P.Clark, B.Plueckhahn; BSR Tigers - A.Mellow 2, D.Pope
RSMU Hawks BSR Tigers
B Grade 5.1 1.1
8.2 4.3
12.4 7.5
16.7 9.6
(103) (60)
North Clare Eudunda/Rtown
3.2 0.1
8.4 1.2
12.7 2.5
15.8 3.8
(98) (26)
Blyth/Snow South Clare
1.4 1.3
4.7 2.3
8.8 2.6
11.11 3.6
(77) (24)
Min/Man BBH Rams
7.3 0.1
13.3 2.2
16.4 3.2
20.5 3.3
(125) (21)
Best: RSMU Hawks - S.Griffiths, S.Willmott, J.Schmaal, D.Schulz, T.Hart, T.Williamson; BSR Tigers - B.Weckert, B.Jones, S.Tilbrook, J.Burgess, , Goals: RSMU Hawks - S.Willmott 7, T.Williamson 3, D.Vater, T.Jordan, D.Schulz, L.Wilkey, B.Passmore, T.Hart; BSR Tigers - B.Weckert 6, F.Nicholls, N.Burford, D.Longbottom Best: North Clare - D.Smith, J.Pritchard, B.Clothier, T.Redden, T.Siv, N.Jones; Eudunda/Rtown - T.Mosey, K.Voigt, D.Van, P.Voigt, R.Westover, T.Stacey Goals: North Clare - D.Smith 4, N.Jones 2, M.Dopson 2, S.Grace 2, T.Siv, B.Clothier, T.Redden, L.Zanetti, P.Clarke; Eudunda/Rtown - K.Voigt 2, D.Prior Best: Blyth/Snow - R.Pratt, D.Stringer, J.Cook, M.Noble, R.Baxter, B.Pratt; South Clare - D.Wallent, S.Buridge, N.Smith, P.Chapman Goals: Blyth/Snow - B.Pratt 4, M.Noble 3, A.Dyke 2, M.Pawley, M.Stewart; South Clare - J.Fisher, A.Gill, J.Young
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Eudunda/Rtown North Clare
6.5 0.0
13.12 21.16 29.19 (193) 0.0 0.0 0.0 (0)
Blyth/Snow South Clare
4.2 0.1
8.3 0.1
12.5 3.1
16.6 4.1
(102) (25)
Min/Man BBH Rams
2.1 2.5
4.2 4.7
5.2 8.7
11.3 10.9
(69) (69)
BSR Tigers RSMU Hawks
6.2 2.0
7.4 2.3
10.4 4.6
12.8 5.6
(80) (36)
Best: Eudunda/Rtown - A.Dunstan, C.Redemski, K.Schulz, D.Reese, L.Waldhuter, T.Walker; North Clare - T.Hills, N.Earle, M.Makin, T.Norton, M.Dawson, C.Earle Goals: Eudunda/Rtown - K.Schulz 7, D.Pfitzner 4, L.Kimpton 3, D.Reese 3, A.Dunstan 3, J.Bugeja, J.Riley, K.Milde, J.Michalk, J.Schulz, S.Nietschke, Z.Tremaine, T.Walker, B.Schulz; Best: Blyth/Snow - R.Ottens, C.Lloyd, C.Andriske, C.Giles, B.Pratt, D.Underdown; South Clare - C.Napper, W.Weetra, J.Pearse, T.Pitcher, J.Eyers, J.Wallent Goals: Blyth/Snow - C.Andriske 3, C.Giles 3, A.Elix 2, D.Salter 2, A.Vogelsang, J.Kennewell, C.Lloyd, H.Noble, H.Norton, B.Pratt; South Clare - P.Cutting 2, N.Boyce 2 Best: Min/Man - J.Sandow, S.Taylor, A.Bruce, T.Julyan, C.McBride, D.Haynes; BBH Rams - S.Connell, B.Radford, M.Weichs, A.Linder, J.Williams, R.Maidment Goals: Min/Man - A.Bruce 5, J.McGregor 2, J.Sandow 2, J.Ey, D.Edwards; BBH Rams - M.Weichs 4, P.Hill 2, L.Roth, W.Brooks, S.Connell, J.Alderson Best: BSR Tigers - L.Bunfield, D.Bruce, N.Hayes, A.Ashby, M.Shane, A.Fitzgerald; RSMU Hawks - T.Connell, T.Smith, P.Callery, Z.Hatch, J.Smith, L.Molinox Goals: BSR Tigers - B.Taylor 4, L.Bunfield 2, M.Shane 2, J.Hayes, T.Slade, D.Hayes, N.Hayes; RSMU Hawks - T.Smith 2, T.Redden 2, M.Busch
Junior Colts
BSR Tigers RSMU Hawks
0.3 1.1
2.5 1.2
5.7 3.2
6.7 4.2
(43) (26)
Eudunda/Rtown North Clare
0.1 0.0
1.3 1.1
4.5 2.1
7.8 2.1
(50) (13)
South Clare Blyth/Snow
2.2 0.2
4.4 1.4
4.5 3.6
8.8 5.7
(56) (37)
Best: BSR Tigers - L.Wilsdon, M.Longbottom, J.Lee, J.Weckert, J.Hayes, T.Wilsdon; RSMU Hawks - J.Talbot, B.Sutton, D.Piketalbot, B.Heffernan, X.Redden, A.Rowett Goals: BSR Tigers - J.Lee 2, R.Fitzgerald, A.Morgan, J.Hayes, T.Slade; RSMU Hawks - L.Michalany 2, J.Schulze, A.Rowett Best: Eudunda/Rtown - E.Dunstan, I.Blumson, B.Coe, B.Prior, R.Lagyop, D.Windsor; North Clare - B.Laidlaw, D.Brown, H.Calaby, B.Fisher, L.Jaeschke, J.Kennedy Goals: Eudunda/Rtown - B.Biscan 2, B.Coe 2, D.Windsor, J.Bugeja, I.Blumson; North Clare - D.Garrard, J.Brown Best: South Clare - D.Minney, K.Ward, P.Vonheyamnick, J.Wallent, T.Nield, J.Pearse; Blyth/Snow - J.Andriske, T.Eime, D.Giles, C.Walkley, T.Salter, J.Hunter Goals: South Clare - K.Ward 3, J.Pearse 3, C.Gilbert, P.Vonheyamnick; Blyth/Snow - D.Giles 3, J.Hunter 2
Best: Min/Man - C.Lane, M.Nayda, A.Winders, R.Hall, P.Hogben, M.Hindmarsh; BBH Rams - M.Cousins, B.Tiver, M.McAuley, S.McCarthy, B.Norris, P.Taylor Goals: Min/Man - C.Lane 8, M.Nayda 3, L.Milburn 2, M.Hindmarsh 2, R.Dixon 2, S.Hall, C.McBride, A.Williams; BBH Rams - S.Rayson 2, K.Read
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SPORT v Football SATURDAY - MALLALA OVAL, 2ND SEMI FINAL: 1v2 MALLALA v H W EAGLES
Can Magpies rebound against the Eagles? • From Back Page Each of the midfielders mentioned above, along with cousins Ryan and Joel Montgomerie and defender James Wildbore and brothers Cawrse, are the linchpins of the Mallala side. They simply must deliver on Saturday afternoon if the Magpies are going to win and advance straight into this year’s decider. Despite having no Brian Montgomery, a Mallala forward line led by Daniel Feeley and Brad Griffiths can lift to fill the void, providing delivery is good enough to take the Eagles’ dour backmen out of the contest. Mallala’s opponent Hummocks-Watchman Eagles have hit form at exactly the right time of year. Since the return of Joe Hunt from injury and Joel Wilson (returning to club) in June they have seldom looked back, ramping things up a gear in the last month of 2010 – finishing the minor round in second place
My Call n Kym Jarman previews semi finals this weekend thanks to a percentage buffer over neighbours and arch-rivals Balaklava. The Eagles know what it takes to win finals matches having not failed to make a grand final after finishing a minor round in the APFL’s top two. They have experience all over the park and although the squad which won premierships in 2001, 03, 05-06 and 08 has changed some of its personnel, 2010 players yet to taste success with the Eagles have come to the club with finals experience acquired elsewhere. Joe Hunt looms as a match winner for HWE, and certainly could not be in better nick com-
ing off a 10-1 personal return last weekend versus Two Wells. The main concern for the Eagles is midfielder/forward David Barnes, who came off injured on the weekend. Returning to the club after a year off, Barnes has been important in the last month, providing an avenue to goal up forward as well as pinch-hitting in the midfield. If he doesn’t play it will be a big loss. Joel Wilson will be back this week after his one week (three weeks suspended sentence) suspension, following a moment of madness against Hamley Bridge. Given the likely wet conditions, the Eagles may take an advantage given their experienced bodies are likely to suit conditions compared with Mallala, who’s feature is their clean and often super-slick ball movement. Although the Eagles changed coaches mid-season with former
coach Mark Brandt needing to get out thanks to an increase in work commitments, under twotime premiership coach Harry Taylor it has been a great effort to finish the regular season in second place. One side (Mallala) is aiming for a third flag in four seasons this year, while the other (HWE) is aiming for six flags in 10 seasons in 2010. Although they have only met once in an APFL grand final (2008), it is fitting they meet in this year’s second semi. It is worth noting that this week’s venue is the same one as that 2008 grand final day when HWE upset hot favourite Mallala. The winner of Saturday’s match will book their seat in 2010’s decider –the ladies and kids of the victorious club can then start buying the crepe paper in readiness for September 18! Eagles by a mere two points.
SUNDAY - HAMLEY OVAL, 1ST SEMI FINAL: 3v4 BALAKLAVA v VIRGINIA
Who will be daddy cool? Peckers and Rams set for a thriller This game will be a beauty! Not only will Sunday’s Fathers Day fixture at Hamley Bridge have a sudden death feel right from the first bounce, both third placed Balaklava and fourth placed Virginia know they are not just making up the numbers in this year’s top four. Balaklava has of course finished the season in equal second place on the ladder. Only percentage has cost them a spot in this year’s second semi final. Opponent Virginia themselves have not only been around the mark all season, they are coming off some great form after a dominant August, capped off with a victory last week against league leaders Mallala. Minor premier Mallala has lost just three games for the season – and the Rams have defeated them twice. Mallala’s only other loss was to non-finalist Two Wells, so Greg Phillips’ side can argue, at this stage, they are proven to be the only side capable of defeating the Magpies. For this reason (and the fact their 2009 finals campaign ended disappointingly with two straight losses), if Virginia’s chance at 2010 glory ended this weekend it would be an all too sour note. In August, the Rams disposed of Hamley Bridge by 157 points, Two Wells by 61 points (and kept them scoreless in two of the four quarters), had a bye and accounted for top of the table Mallala by 31 points. Although Central zone representative Troy Wilkey’s game time last weekend against Mallala was limited, the Rams’ midfield holds the key. Certainly captain and 2008 Plains Producer medallist Matty Young leads a swag of talent including Wilkey, mobile ruckman and x-factor Ben Galic, the energetic Anthony Johnston and super-athlete Caleb Howell. Howell himself has returned 27 goals from the midfield this season. The Rams also boast league leading goalkicker Brendon Nicklaus, who has delivered a massive 87 goals so far in 2010. That’s 5.8 goals a game for those calculating. If he returns
this Sunday and other mids and forwards get in on the act, the Rams may well be storming to a home preliminary final next weekend. The Peckers have been a super consistent side in Adelaide Plains football this year. Unlike some of the other finalists, it is the Peckers who have remained around the mark without dropping out of reasonable form. Their consistency also means they haven’t set the world on fire, but we know a side boasting the likes of brothers Stuart and Ben Lamond (enjoying his best season for a while), and Justin and Hayden Walker (a Plains Producer medallist), can certainly go up a notch considering they have big men able to make an impact at the right time of year. The 2010 Peckers side is much more ‘fleet of foot’ compared to their side of the last few campaigns. Some younger players are yet another year older, and they still have experienced players that have been there and done it before like Grant Willmer and Paul McLean. Considering the capabilities of midfielders Ben Catford, Justin Michael, Michael Wheaton and Aaron Curtis, you can see why Balaklava are capable of achieving what they need to. Todd McPharlin has performed in big games before, and full back Derek Fredriechs
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has had a standout season. If Balaklva’s experience can lead the way on Sunday and all 21 Balaklava players can get involved, they may be the ones moving a step closer to that one day in September. And we know Balaklava sides don’t like taking backwards steps at finals time. These sides have only played each other twice this season. Balaklava won by 42 points back in May, while Virginia pipped the Peckers at the post by four points at home in July. It may be Father’s Day on Sunday, but my recommendation is forget the cheap gifts, take Dad to the footy instead. Grab a couple of his mates and their kids, buy him a steak sandwich and a couple of refreshments and enjoy the day out. Sunday will be a battle of the APFL’s two ‘green’ teams. No doubt the jealousy monster will be out come next week because whoever loses this one will be extremely envious of what could have been in season 2010. Virginia by 10 points.
PECKERS captain Hayden Walker (left) and Rams captain Matthew Young will both be looking to lead their sides to a win on Saturday.
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after round 19 games A GRADE Team P W L D Mallala 16 13 3 0 HW Eagles 16 11 5 0 Balaklava 16 11 5 0 Virginia 16 10 6 0 Two Wells 16 7 9 0 United 16 3 13 0 Hamley 16 1 15 0
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FF F A % Pts 0 1274 922 58.01 26 0 1442 1029 58.36 22 0 1429 1100 56.50 22 0 1551 1176 56.88 20 0 1306 1312 49.89 14 0 897 1329 40.30 6 0 967 1998 32.61 2
RESERVES Team P W L D Virginia 16 14 2 0 Two Wells 16 12 4 0 Balaklava 16 8 8 0 Mallala 16 8 8 0 United 16 7 9 0 HW Eagles 16 4 12 0 Hamley 16 3 13 0
B 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
FF F A % Pts 0 1274 551 69.81 28 0 1316 649 66.97 24 0 899 880 50.53 16 0 849 923 47.91 16 0 825 945 46.61 14 0 648 1408 31.52 8 0 810 1265 39.04 6
SENIOR COLTS Team P W L D Balaklava 16 16 0 0 Two Wells 16 11 5 0 Mallala 16 10 5 1 HW Eagles 16 7 9 0 United 16 5 10 1 Virginia 16 4 12 0 Hamley 16 2 14 0
B 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
FF F A % Pts 0 2047 344 85.61 32 0 1531 622 71.11 22 0 935 730 56.16 21 0 836 1433 36.84 14 0 754 992 43.18 11 0 618 1594 27.94 8 0 490 1496 24.67 4
JUNIOR COLTS Team P W L D Two Wells 16 13 0 0 Mallala 16 9 4 0 HW Eagles 16 8 5 0 Balaklava 16 7 7 0 Hamley 16 2 11 0 United 16 1 13 0 Virginia 16 0 16 0
B 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
FF F 3 911 3 688 3 624 2 639 3 482 2 315 0 0
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% Pts 82.82 32 65.71 24 63.16 22 57.16 18 41.37 10 27.83 6 0.00 0
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RESERVES Pos Name 1 Jason BECKER - Two Wells 2 Alex LEO - Virginia 3 Derek TILLER - Mallala 4 Kerry MICHAELANNY - Balaklava 5 James RUNDLE - United 6 Steven LIOULIOS - Virginia 7 Chris CHRISTOFIS - Two Wells 8 Matthew GREGORY - Hamley 9 Jason McPHARLIN - Balaklava 10 Mitch McKAY - HW Eagles 11 Adam BAKER - Hamley
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SENIOR COLTS Pos Name 1 Shane McGUINESS - HW Eagles 2 Luke TASSEL - Two Wells 3 Joshua PATERSON - Two Wells 4 Luke GUY - Balaklava 5 Ross SHARER - United 6 Luke WILLIAMS - Balaklava 7 Ryan McPHARLIN - Balaklava 8 Jack JENNER - Balaklava 9 Dylan KEARNS - Mallala 10 Chad RUIZ - Balaklava
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JUNIOR COLTS Pos Name 1 Brandon TAYLOR - HW Eagles 2 Lachlan GOSS - Two Wells 3 Kyle HUMMELL - Mallala 4 Travis NIXON - Two Wells 5 Jack HENNEKER - Two Wells 6 James SPEISSEGGER - Balaklava 7 Dylan McCREDIE - Balaklava 8 Angus CLOTHIER - Mallala 9 Jarrad DUNSTAN - Mallala 10 Jacob BUTTERFIELD - Balaklava 11 Nik SECCAFIEN - Two Wells 12 Adam COE - Mallala
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Top two finish for Blyth-Snowtown Blyth-Snowtown ensured a top two finish at the end of the minor round with an emphatic 85 point victory over the team most regarded as the best side outside the top four, South Clare. The Cats kicked seven goals in both the middle two terms and led at each change. The margins at the breaks were 10 points, 30 points and 58 points, showing Blyth-Snowtown’s ascendancy in this match. “They (South) wanted to salvage a bit of pride from the game and had a ‘red hot’ go in the first term,” Cats coach Brett Ireland said. “But they dropped off a bit after that. “The coaching group was pleased the playing group didn’t take the ‘foot off the peddle’ and ran out each quarter.” The home team on the expansive Snowtown Oval, had no less that 12 separate goal kickers and a dominant midfield. Ryan Darling produced yet another “best on ground” effort. He was closely followed by the creative Brad Bell, teenager Arryn Lloyd, extroverted Scott Atkinson and James Taylor. Wayne Slattery was also an important component in ruck. “Ryan (Darling) had a 39 possession game and back-to-back Mail Medals are now a real chance – after his stunning second half of the season – his finish to the year has been absolutely outstanding,” Ireland continued. “Wayne (Slattery) rucked the majority of the day and also went back in the hole in front of Liebelt. “Veteran Robbie Wandel was a general in defence, especially with Tyron Clark, Nick Humphrys and Gareth Ottens on the sidelines. “Ben Moffatt also did a serviceable job on Liebelt at full back.” Michael Liebelt finished with five of his teams 11 goals, from a side only kicked one point for the entire game. He finished with the NEFL leading goal kicker award, kicking 81 goals after not troubling the scorers in the first four rounds. Joel Dunstan and Andrew Vandeleur both had an impact on the game. Teenager Mitchell Reynolds has really developed as a running defender. The athletic Brodie Murphy was the major concern for the Cats coaching staff especially in the first half, while Matt Dare was solid all game.
Round 18 in review By Peter Argent
RYAN Darling put in another best on ground effort for the Cats on Saturday against South Clare.
Roosters seal victory in final term With only four points separating combatants at the final break, North Clare prevailed with four unanswered goals in the last quarter. In the end they beat the victory-less EudundaRobertstown by 39 points. Again, the Saints could not find an answer for man mountain Nick Prokopec, who finished with a match winning eight goals in a best on ground effort that won the game for the Roosters. Matt Ward’s stellar second half of the season continued, with his round 18 effort also including three goals. Fellow members of North’s engine
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Ph: 8842 2716 or 0417 460 174 A GRADE Team P W L Min/Man 18 15 Blyth/Snow 18 14 4 RSMU Hawks 18 14 4 BBH Rams 18 10 8 North Clare 18 9 9 South Clare 18 7 11 BSR Tigers 18 3 15 Eud/Rtown 18 0 18 B GRADE Team P W L RSMU Hawks18 16 Min/Man 18 15 3 BSR Tigers 18 12 6 Blyth/Snow 18 10 8 North Clare 18 8 10 South Clare 18 7 11 Eud/Rtown 18 2 16 BBH Rams 18 2 16 SENIOR COLTS Team P W L Eud/Rtown 18 17 1 RSMU Hawks 18 15 3 Blyth/Snow 18 12 6 BSR Tigers 18 11 7 South Clare 18 8 10 BBH Rams 18 4 13 North Clare 18 3 15 Min/Man 18 1 16 JUNIOR COLTS Team P W L BSR Tigers 18 14 4 Eud/Rtown 18 14 4 RSMU Hawks 18 13 5 South Clare 18 11 7 Blyth/Snow 18 10 8 North Clare 18 7 11 BBH Rams 18 3 15 Min/Man 18 0 18
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For Agn Pts % 0 1761 1108 30 2075 1063 28 66.13 1544 1067 28 59.13 1551 1452 20 51.65 1425 1478 18 49.09 1541 1447 14 51.57 889 1905 6 31.82 930 2196 0 29.75
M/R 61.38 77.78 77.78 55.56 50 38.89 16.67 0
D 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For Agn Pts % 0 1471 730 32 1316 718 30 64.7 1341 910 24 59.57 1044 986 20 51.43 1125 1025 16 52.33 869 1170 14 42.62 591 1354 4 30.39 610 1474 4 29.27
M/R 66.83 83.33 66.67 55.56 44.44 38.89 11.11 11.11
D 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1
For Agn Pts % 2339 257 34 90.1 1939 642 30 75.13 1401 1046 24 57.25 1127 1188 22 48.68 968 1430 16 40.37 746 1400 9 34.76 681 1609 6 29.74 583 2212 3 20.86
M/R 94.44 83.33 66.67 61.11 44.44 25 16.67 8.33
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For Agn Pts 1042 404 1136 485 28 1225 444 26 1164 565 22 730 665 20 653 808 14 357 1461 6 24 1499 0
M/R 72.06 77.78 72.22 61.11 55.56 38.89 16.67 0
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APFL REPORT: H W EAGLES v TWO WELLS
Eagles on the ‘Hunt’ for premiership glory A GRADE
after games played on Saturday
room Andrew Waters and Damien Ellis also played pivotal roles. Andrew Amey was always a good marking target, and young talent Matthew Catford is exciting to watch. Leader Richard Schmidt continued his strong form for the Southern Saints, while teenager Clinton Voigt displayed a touch of class. Michael Zerner was stoic in defence, with Errol Mumford, Jared Mosey and Patrick Neal all having their moments around the ball. Luke Steinborner kicked three goals while Dale Button and Schmidt helped out with two each.
A great finish to the season for Hummocks, star of the day being the unstoppable Joe Hunt kicking an impressive 10 goals. It was a tight and intense first quarter, with scores being fairly even by the end of it, as both teams fought hard for the footy. The absence of Joel Wilson – who was rubbed out for the week for using his head against one of the Bombers players the week before, but for all the wrong reasons – and David Barnes coming off early with injury, the Eagles showed they still have plenty of talent. They will be definitely the team to watch come finals time. The Roosters showed that they still had plenty of footy in them, but unfortunately failed to score in the second and third quarters, as the Eagles began to run away with the game. During the third quarter, it was wondered if the umpires had misplaced their whistles as supporters and the bench from both teams had all become a bit vocal. The Two Wells team knew that their season was over, but they still played some great football and will need to wait until next year to start their campaign again. Best for Hummocks – Joe Hunt, Thomas Rowe, Ryan Reid, Shane Braham, Ash Lockwood along with Simon Schutz, Lee Belperio, Jared Manners and Shaun Light. Ned Seccafien, Ben Spiteri and Paul Christofis were amongst the many players that stood out for Two Wells. Good luck to the Eagles for the finals.
Hummocks 24-12 (156) d Two Wells 8-9 (57)
SENIOR COLTS
With several Eagles players unavailable due to injury and illness, it was a great season finish for Two Wells, but not what the Eagles boys expected. All throughout the game the Eagles lacked lustre. With leading goal kicker Shane McGuiness out being ill and several junior colts stepping up, it was unlikely from the start that the Hummocks boys were going to make any real impact in the game. There were some glimmers of hope with young Eagle Josh Kelly winning most of the ruck, Casey Lane-Watson in the back lines stopping many a play for goal, along with Jakyb Sharman, stalwarts Steven Deer, Mitch Nicholls and young junior colt player Trey Andrew – who played well until injury struck. The Two Wells boys treated this game as a training run, kicking goal after goal with the Hummocks lads unable to stop their onslaught. The young Roosters showed they are skilled players, and will be a hard team to beat come finals times. Let’s hope the Eagles lads have a better game next week and congratulations to them for finishing in the top four at the end of the season. Final Score: Two Wells 26–18 def Hummocks 2-1.
Eagles minor premiers Minor premiers in 2010, the Mintaro/Manoora Eagles disposed on the fourth placed BBH Rams. Playing at Manoora Oval, Brad Charnstrom’s troops got home by 45 points, despite being inaccurate in front of goal, especially after half time. While the Rams only had seven scoring shots to 16 at half time, they were still within striking distance, 19 points down at this point. The Eagles started to edge away in the third quarter, and finished with 6-6 in the final to secure a 12th successive win this season. Rick Piggot was dominant on his wing, while Nathan Forrest was a great target up forward, kicking seven goals. One of the Mail Medal favourites Brad Taylor and his mate Aaron Bevis both has a huge impact on the contest, with Tom McInerney having the best of the ruck duels. Ben Kerslake has been a welcome acquisition during the second half of the season as well. Other multiple goal kickers for the Eagles included Brad Ross, Taylor and Lachie Sandow. BBH may have found an answer in attack, with Tom Martin kicking six goals and being high in the Rams best. Captain Casey Cooper played with his usual passionate and dashing approach, being the visitors’ best, followed by on-baller Tom Riggs and key defender Mark Phin. Tim Dalla played with his usual uncompromising approach, while Zac Lynch won his share of the ball. Hawks leave Tigers behind The Hawks beat BSR at Spalding Oval by 49 points in a lop-sided contest, but surprisingly low scoring contest. RSMU key target Jamie Williams kicked nearly double the Tigers’ score by himself, in a “best on ground” performance where he finished with seven goals. Other leading performers included Chris Aitchison, Tyson Willmott and Sam Noack. Chris Hill and Dylan Griffiths were also serviceable. The game only had five other goal kickers with Willmott and BSR’s Adam Mellow finishing with a pair. Mellow kicked two of his team’s three majors in yet another day the Tigers failed to find effective forwards. Scott Morris was the most serviceable of Brinkworth-Spalding-Redhill players followed by Paul Jones and David Smith. Tim Weckert produced a solid game, while Alex Smart was manful in ruck. Jason Zohs won his share of possessions as well. Battle between Eagles, Cats to decide first finals contender The first weekend in September heralds “finals fever” in the NEFL. On Saturday, the battle for the direct route to the grand final is between minor premiers Mintaro-Manoora and last year’s bridesmaids Blyth-Snowtown. This game is seen as a battle of the midfields. The Cats have Darling, Bell, James Taylor, Collins, Atkinson and possibly the return of Glen Hayes to rotate through this area. Min-Man Eagles star studded on-ball department included Brad Taylor, Bevis, Brad Currie, Steve Baraglia, the Sandow brothers, Lachie and Bill, along with Piggot. Brad Charnstrom’s Eagles will start slight favourites in what will be a tight game. In the elimination first semi-final, Mick Duncan RSMU Hawks take on last season’s premiers, the BBH Rams. RSMU were the early season favourites, but have been flat over the last month of the minor round. BBH has been inconsistent, but at their best are capable of an upset in this game. They must find a way to get past Zack Hier at centre half back. The Hawks also look to have a more potent attack with Williams, Willmott and James Vandeleur. RSMU are expected to the progress to the preliminary final.
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Golf Balakalava ladies
On Saturday, the final of the Club Championships were played in ideal golfing conditions on a well prepared course - thanks again to our willing band of workers who do this for us. The A grade tussle proved to be a marathon, with Norma Taylor and Cathy Redpath having to play four extra holes before Cathy was able to claim the title of A grade champion. B grade honours went to the big hitting Tania Matz, who had a stranglehold on the title after the first two rounds and maintained this position ahead of Moya Hayes. Louise Michael again produced her consistent form to win th C grade championship, with Jill Taylor being runner-up. Congratulations to Cathy, Tania and Louise. Presentations were made on Saturday evening, in conjunction with the men’s presentations, after a very enjoyable meal. Results for August 25. Eight ladies braved the “ho-hum” conditions last Wednesday to play a Stableford competition - only five completed their round. Cathy Redpath, again, with 28 pts collected A grade honours with Joan Anderson, 26 runner-up. Julia Hoskin 26, was the sole B grader to finish and Louise Michael came in with a very respectable 37 to claim C grade, ahead of Jill Taylor 28. Producer points: Louise Michael 5, Jill Taylor 4, Cathy Redpath 3, Julia Hoskin 2, Joan Anderson 1. Monthly Medal winner: Jill Taylor. Next week: Stableford, played Wednesday September 1. Starters: G Ackland and Joy Veitch. “If a lot of people gripped a knife and fork like they do a golf club, they’d starve to death.” – Sam Snead, pro golfer.
Balaklava Men
The third and final week of our Club Championships drew a field of 32 players to a course which had been shaved, trimmed, tonsured and meaningfully manicured by Thompson’s Toro-totin’ Tearaways through the week. In near-perfect golfing weather, the throng thrashed its way around the course, each intent on claiming personal glory in either the championship finals or the day’s Stroke competition…or both. Afterwards, at a glittering galah event with dinner, the following results were announced to the waiting world. Club Championship winners were, in the A grade: Bill Parkin with a total of 231 strokes, ahead of Peter Lamont (248) and Ian Michael (255). Our B grade winner was Dean Robinson (279), ahead of Barrie Michael (284) and Andrew Bastion (285), while from the C grade emerged a triumphant Digby Addison (285) ahead of Ben Michael (311) and Austin Henstridge (315). Also awarded on the night was the winner of our Points Trophy, derived from the winners of each grade on a 3-2-1basis across all grades. The winner for 2010 was Dean Robinson with 25 points. Golfer of the Year, based on the best five scores from each weekend on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis, was Austin Henstridge who accumulated 25 points. Our sincere thanks to the sponsors for all these prizes. Ben Michael capped off a tremendous season of endeavour by taking out the Junior Stableford Competition, his fittingly magnificent trophy being a big, brand new golf bag, donated kindly by Bill Parkin. This year’s Eddy Dennison Putting Trophy, based on total puts over these past three weeks, was shared by Barrie Michael and Dean Trickett who each wielded the flat iron only 82 times. From the day’s event, it was Bill Parkin again, whose net 68 from 73 strokes led him to victory, relegating Peter Lamont (77/69) to second and Ian Michael (85/74) third. Gazing on in awe were M Smith (89/75), M Hameister (90/76), S Michael (92/76), R Butterworth (95/81), T Michael (93/81), W Nagle (97/84) and G Ackland (102/88). Over in the B grade it was the dogged Digby Addison (88/65) who showed a clean pair of heels to Dean Robinson (89/70) and Andrew Bastian (91/73). Watching from the wings were W Berry (94/75), G Sonntag (94/75), B MIchael (96/78), J Michael (99/79), D Trickett (103/82), G Toms (105/83), B Thompson (107/84), C Temby (105/84), D Rodgers (106/86), C Michael (102/85) and L Masson (107/87). Conqueror of the C grade was Barrie Olsen (105/69), who led in Jordan Taylor (98/71) and Ben Michael (103/74). Tramping in through their collective dust trailed J Wilson (106/74), M Bell (115/81), A Henstridge (112/86) and M Smith (123/87). One Fil Scaffidi (109) completed a card in search of his handicap and we make him very welcome. With so many grand heroics being perpetrated, perhaps it was not surprising that no birdies could be managed, however that good old stand-by, nearest the pin, gained prominence courtesy of Ian Michael at the third, Greg Sonntag (8th), Barry Olsen (10th) and Bill Parkin (17th). Come this weekend, the madness resumes in the form of a Stableford competition for the HP McArdle Trophy, when we’ll be in the gnarled, calloused hands of starters Tate Michael and Rob Veitch.
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Results from August 25. Dean Trickett 35, Merv Hameister 26, Austin Henstridge 23, Goodenough 15, Jerry Toms DNF, Les Masson DNF.
Blyth
Blyth Golf Results August 29. Men and Ladies Stableford, sponsored by LJ Hooker, Clare. Men- K Lloyd 50, L Mugge 42, R Lamond 41, C Lloyd 41, P Agnew 40, B Goss 40, K Hayes 40, J Greet 38, M Hams 38, B Klaebe 38, M Videon 38, D McSkimming 36, M Williams 36, H wandel 36, C Harrison 35, D Paynter 35, G Mugge 32, E Harrison 31, I Zweck 28, A Lloyd 27, S Helbig 26, C Walkley 14, M Finn 14. Ladies-V Bamford 36, K Mugge 35, J Zweck 34, R Lamond 28, S Harrison 28, B Victor14. This week, Sunday September 5: Par competition, sponsored by Pages Deli.
Balaklava Golf Club champions announced
Trophy winners from Saturday night’s presentation. ABOVE, from left: Barrie Michael, Dean Robinson, Peter Lamont, Bill Parkin, Digby Addison and Ben Michael. LEFT: Ladies winners from left, C grade champion Louise Michael, A grade champion Cathy Redpath and B grade champion Tania Matz.
Balak ladies in Barossa Open Ladies results August 25: Stroke, sponsored by Blyth Post Office. V Bamford 97/73, J Zweck 92/74, K Mugge 105/79, R Lamond and A Harrison also played. Ladies Wednesday September 8: Bogey Bisque, sponsored by Taminga Hotel. Hostess: B Victor.
Hamley Bridge
The weather again kept a lot of golfers away, and only 10 players competed in last Thursday’s stableford competition. Disregarding the wet and windy conditions, all weather stalwart Wally Jackson won the day on a count back from John Bell both with 34 points. Nothing short of lightning will stop Wally playing! Other scores: Ed Manning 31, Anton Noack, Ian Ferguson 30, Bert Pearce, Barry Schwartz, Dennis Nation 29, Merv Hamiester, Kieth Kluske 28. Birdies: Bert Pearce first. Nearest to the pin on nine was won by Barry Schwartz. Due to the clubs tour championship being played at Wakerie last weekend, both Saturdays home competition and the tour results will be printed next week along with some “incident reports” from Wakerie.
Riverton
Results from Saturday August 28, Stableford. A grade: J Yard 44, J Pengilly 44, J Connell 42. B grade: D Hutton 44, T Day 41, R Harvie 38. NTP on 9/18 in 3: B Howarth. Semi final handicap match play: J Yard d J Pengilly on 19th. Next week’s competition: Stroke - semi finals of Club Championships.
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The first round of the Captains and Vice-Captains Trophies was played in fine conditions. Results: Peter Archer 43 pts, Rob Benger 41 pts, Steve Hadley 41 pts, Richard Davidson 40 pts, Bill Driver 39 pts, Steve Puccetti 39 pts, Ryan Longmire 36 pts, Matt Butler 35 pts, Jake Heapy 35 pts, Bronte Heinrich 33 pts, Ken Beatton 31 pts, Kevin Parish 31 pts, Roger Coupar 30 pts. Final of Matchplay Trophy: Bill Driver d Matt Butler 1 up. Nearest The Pin: Peter Archer. Next week September 4: Stableford, second round Captain & Vice-Captain Trophies. – Rob Benger, Secretary
Two Wells
Results from Saturday August 28. Stableford, sponsor: Noah’s Crossing Vet Clinic. Players: 39. A fine day with not much run greeted 39 players. Yogi Frencken continued his fine run of form to win A grade with 44 points, his match play two up against Jeff Spackman, plus members draw to keep within one point of Leon Zbierski in the Club Trophy. Leon “I don’t have any long pants” Zbierski cranked out 47 points to win B grade and a NTP, as well as jointly winning with Yogi the Presidents Trophy for best three out of four stableford rounds. John Harrison, after his sojourn interstate, returned to some form to take out C grade with 39 points. Ian Clark continued his fine run of form to take out another meat tray, and by the way, won his match play one up against Steve Kelly – who lost his way and concentration when he left his favourite towel on the eighth tee block. Hans Linford completed a treble winning his third meat tray in a row, a very ‘popular’ win. Just a reminder that all the TWGC results can be accessed at: http://users.on.net/~stuartg/ Results: A grade: 44 Y Frencken, 42 J Ball, 40 R Grigg, 39 P Shields, 38 L Grafton, Simon Grigg, 37 B Paul, 36 S Francis, Stuart Grigg, 34 A Bail, 33 R Hogg, R Thompson, 32 S Abbott, 30 M Davies. B grade: 47 L Zbierski, 45 I Smith, 43 J Weir, 38 I Clark, H Linford, 35 G Payne, 33 T Clifton, 28 C Barker. C grade: 39 J Harrison, 38 J Boon, S Sando, 37 J Sopackman, 36 J Gibson, 35 A Baker, B Prior, 34 I Telfer, 32 K Alexander, S Kelly, 29 B Barns, R Prior, 28 C Weller, 22 D Smith, 19 P Williams. Ladies: 29 E Grigg, 28 J Holland. Long Drives: A – S Francis, B – C Barker, C – A Baker. NTP: 1 – R Grigg, 2 –, 6 – L Zbierski, 11 – P Shields, 12–, 15 – Y Frencken. Birdies: 1 – R Grigg,
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Four Balaklava Golf ladies competed in the Barossa Valley Golf Open at Nuriootpa on Friday, playing on an excellent but waterlogged course. Pictured are, from left: Joan Anderson, Tania Matz who won B grade longest drive, Jill Taylor and Louise Michael who was C grade Championship winner. I Clark, L Grafton, 5 –, 15 – Y Frencken, 18 – L Grafton. Pro’s Approach: –. NAGA: R Prior. Members draw: Yogi Frencken. Meat trays: J Spackman, B Prior, I Clark, H Linford, K Alexander. Next week: Saturday, Stroke – Medal of Medals. – Russell Grigg, TWGC Handicapper.
two wells ladies
Results from August 24. This was the final of the Silver Spoon. Winner was Tine Perry with nett 66. Stroke winner for the day was Tine Perry with nett 66. Runner-up was Judi Frost with 69. Long drive winner was Kathy Stubing on 5. Winner of the Captains Trophy for the year was Tine Perry.
Tennis Winter ladies
Results from August 26. The ladies were determined not to let the wintery weather spoil their last hit for the season. Once again, the windy conditions made for some “special” shots. Unfortunately, the battle for the “wooden spoon” was a one sided affair. Lorraine “anniversary girl” Jenner’s depleted Teddies (Helen Durdin and Colleen Allen both on holidays) went down to Di Taylor’s Grizzlys 0-13 to 6-36. Of course this meant that Lorraine, Kerrie Bell and fill-ins Nikki Yates and Julie Bigg were actually
grinners, winning the coveted wooden spoon. Di T, Kellie Harrison, Narelle Michael and Ruth Martin were not happy because they won the one they wanted to lose, and took home the raspberries. With a late withdrawal by Mary Connell due to injury, Melissa Mould’s Koalas and the “mystery” team, Kangaroos played a shortened match with Koalas winning 3-18 to 0-4. Melissa, Valerie Carling and Kevyna Gardner proved too strong for Tina Taylor, Kristin Carling (no mercy from Mum) and Cathy Chapman. Thanks for playing and also providing valuable babysitting talents. The premiers decider was a nail biter. Pauline Hill’s Pandas took the first two sets against Helen Barry’s Polars. With Pauline and Glenda Shepherd winning a close tiebreak from Helen B and Roanne Georg, and Heidi Zerk and Rae Winen having a good win over Chris Simon and Kerry Williams. The Polars then evened things up, winning the next two sets and going into the last two sets three games in front. Coming from behind, Helen B and Chris pulled off a hard fought tiebreaker against Pauline and Heidi. This set certainly had all the shots with everyone scrambling and not giving up. In the deciding set, Kerry and Roanne found themselves well down but dug deep to get four valuable games from the very consistent Rae and Glenda. This was enough to see the Polars take home the premiership trophies, winning 3-29 to Pandas 3-27. An enjoyable lunch with trophies and awards presented finished off another successful season of winter tennis. Thanks once again everyone especially our valuable fill-ins. Until next winter…
Polars ladies tennis champs
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Balaklava Crash Repairs
Open: Monday - Friday 9am to 5.30pm, Saturday 9am to 12noon
For: 3 Crash repairs 3 Car detailing 3 Windscreen replacement
Proprietors A.Rosser, B.Wiltshire, M.Rowett
Peter & Cathy Agnew - Lochiel Rd, Blyth Phone/Fax: 8844 5154 Mobile: 0429 445 154
Working for all insurance companies & providing quality finishes & service
Phone 8862 1274
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Balaklava Bed & Breakfast
Balaklava Community Children’s Centre
Open 7.45am-5.45pm Mon-Fri Playgroup Wed mornings 9.30-11.30am 15 Scotland St, Balaklava Ph.8862 1251
Contact 0408 086 019 (M) 3 Fisher Street, Balaklava SA 5461
For quality care & education
Available For Hire
• Exhaust • Brakes • Suspension • Radiators • Servicing Cnr Old Pt Wakefield & Gawler Roads, Virginia (opp. Virginia Hotel)
34 George Street, Balaklava
Phone 8862 1041
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Phone us on 8380 9477
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For friendly service and quality guaranteed, call in and see Marc and staff.
Contact Peter 0414 993 072 A/Hrs 8862 2192
Grant Fisher 8862 1988 or 0407 807 123
13 Railway Tce, Balaklava Phone 8862 1795 A/h 8862 1799 - Gary Mobile 0428 391 146
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Kym & Julie McPharlin, Proprietors
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Goldney Welding 3Manufacturing, Alterations & Repairs 3Agricultural, Commercial & Domestic 3On site welding & repairs 3Steel Supplies
The Fencing Bloke Mark Gardner Ph: 0428 109 842 - Mallala
For a free quote call Martin 0417 454 395
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Business Hours 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday
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• Fencing • Light earthworks • Retaining walls • Landscape construction and more… Grant Jenkins 0433 441 700 grantijenkins@hotmail.com
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Lot 2 section 339 Port Wakefield Hwy, Port Wakefield SA 5550
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and Bobcat Hire Sand blasting & painting mobile blasting unit available for on-site jobs 3Sand & metal supplies 3Bobcat 3Trenching 3Crane truck hire 3Post hole boring
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Holden Specialists Since 1930
Now serving Balaklava and surround towns
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84 - 86 Yorsdale St, Balaklava (off Dunn’s Rd)
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Lot 9 Kelly Road, Willaston
Formerly Balaklava Physiotherapy
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J.C. & A.J. Shepherd
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Tiver Rd
15 Railway Tce Balaklava SA 5461 Home phone: 8862 1509
Landscaping
1 Edith Terrace, Balaklava Phone 8862 1477
Balaklava Agency Ph: 8862 1333 Fax: 8862 1007
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Wayne 0417 889 753
Tiver Road, Evanston South Phone: 8522 5122
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•Specialising in solid plastering of all types •Licenced applicator of Dulux / Unitex textured coatings •Cracks professionally repaired 26 Years Phone 0407 399 019 Experience
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Daryle Forbes
Mick Madigan
Lic No. R27142
Painter
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Solid Plastering BLD Lic. 46967
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Cousins
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Serving the rural community After Hours: Kelly Evans - Live stock 0418 859 953 Shayn Faehrmann - Merchandise/Agronomy/Accounting 0419 829 243 Mel Haynes - Livestock/Real Estate/Insurance 0408 086 602 Chris Kannenberg - Merchandise 0417 087 319 Geoff Knappstein - Real Estate 0407 790 210 Michael Wildash - CGU Insurance 0457 552 646 Emma Menadue - WFI Insurance 0427 170 821 Ron Sutcliffe - Rural Finance Manager 0439 449 577
Office & residence - 25 Harris St, Balaklava Email - dalina@rbe.net.au
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30 George Street Ph/Fax 8862 1725 ❋ Newspapers ❋ Books ❋ Large Range of Magazines ❋ Stationery ❋ Office Supplies ❋ Gifts ❋ Cards & Wrappings Professional Laminating Service Home Delivery Service
Phone Terry on 0407 077 992 7 Yorsdale St, Balaklava PO Box 20
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Ring Kym 0417 293 196
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Gawler ➞ Main North Road
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Painter
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Muno
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Printing
T.A Redden
For all general insurances
Endurance Sheds & Structures
5 Peek Street, Balaklava Phone 8862 1818, Mobile 0409 848 995 • Master plumber •gas fitter •drain cleaning •roof & gutter repairs •all types of plumbing & supplies.
Balaklava Newsagency
Hair & beauty
Cousins
Steve Robertson Plumbing & Gas
Balaklava Motors
• Kiddies haircut corner • Beauty & private waxing room
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Balaklava - 3 bedroom home. Double carport and shed. Enclosed garden. Phone: 8864 5096.
Two Bedroom unit, 11 Walsh Street, Balaklava, $155 per week. Three bedroom cottage, 39 Wallace Street, $160 per week. Contact Jeff 8862 2211 business hours.
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2003 Ford Fairlane BA, semi automatic, 92,000 kms, 6 cylinder, 4.0 litre, well maintained, no children, reg no. WZO 000, $18,000. Phone 8862 2067 or 0428 845 847.
Entertainment unit $200, pram $30, kitchen dresser $50. Ph. 0427 901 043.
Firewood for sale, cut and delivered, kindling available. Phone/mobile: 0407 896 159 or a/hours 8865 2127.
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Firewood - top quality split red gum, $250 per tonne. 1/2 tonne loads available. All loads weighed. Free delivery to Owen & surrounding areas. Phone 0412 887 040 anytime. Free range pullets, 3 colours. Day old to point of lay, $3.80 to $15.90 each. Phone: 8523 0950 Hillier.
GENERATOR 3 Phase 25Kva Aussie Brand Super Silent only 60db 1500RPM Diesel $6300 Ph 0423 286 661.
Gopher - merits explorer, $1,500. Ph 0419 868 127.
Holden Commodore VY, 2004, silver, auto, air conditioning, power steering, tinted windows, tow bar, mag wheels, very good condition, 117,000 km, reg no. XBO 763, $9,990 o.n.o. Phone 0418 840 706 - Mallala area.
Hyundai Excel, 1995. Reg WKX192. 2 door 5 speed man, a/c, p/steer, cd, mags, b/ kit, custom interior. V/sporty, great car. $4,500 ono. Ph 0438 041 491.
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Kingswood station wagon. Running, registered UZS 775. $500. Phone 0407715-593.
CASH for cans and bottles, Owen Recycling - 18 Railway Terrace, Owen. Wednesday 10-5; Saturday 10-1 or by appointment. Phone 0417 885 107.
Piano - Make Schiedmayer & Soehne, very good condition, belongs to Grace Anders, complete with classic seat, $650 o.n.o. Lots of music books. Rare old classic and popular lesson and training books, Hymns and other music. Best offer. Contact J.W. Henning, 32 Humphrey Street. Ph 08 8862 1904 or mobile 0448 026 486.
SAILPLANE flights. The Balaklava Gliding Club has $60 gift vouchers available for passenger flights any weekend from their airfield 10km north west of Balaklava on main Snowtown road. Bookings 8864 5062.
Wanted
Prattline low-tow 18’ caravan, one of the best available, extras include R/C air cond, new Fiamma awning, new pump, towing aids, TV ant, TV, DVD, levelers, storage cover, Maco mule wheel and much more. $12,000 (firm). Phone Jeff: 8862 1353 or mobile: 0408 621 353.
Free of charge for recycling. We take old televisions, computers, microwaves, videos, stereos and stoves etc. off your hands. Please phone 0407 605 779 or 8862 2263.
Wanted to Buy
Childs cubby house & laying hens. Phone 8862 1580.
Retravision - computers, cameras, ipods, appliances, Telstra dealer, air conditioning, wiring and repairs. Ph 8862 1552.
VALIANTS wanted AP5 to CL sedans, wagon, utes, parts, anything considered. Phone Joe 0439 339 634.
Rover Chip ‘N Shred mulcher. Large 240 volt, Australian made, good condition, new, $1,050, sell $500. Ph 8862 2272 or 0412 809 336.
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Muller - Michael, father of Michael junior and wife Barbara and children Rosemary, Charmaine and Mark and grandchildren. Will miss you and love you. See you up there.
Butler - Joseph Laurence. 14/5/1930 to 26/8/2010. Passed away peacefully at The Royal Adelaide Hospital. Loved husband of Daphne for 61 years. Loving father and father-in-law ofPeterandChris,Rosemary and John, Kevin (deceased), Josy and Graham. Much loved Pa of Jeremy and Patchouli, Kimberley and Gus, Caleb and Nikki, Brett and Becky, Craig and Tammy, Louise and Sandi, John, Bodie and Samm. Doting Great-Pa of Riley, Dylan, Cameron, Aiden, Tyler and Evangeline. In God’s care Joe’s Funeral Service will be conducted in the Uniting Church, Balaklava and the Balaklava Cemetery on Thursday September 2, 2010 at 2pm. In lieu of floral tributes, a donation in memory of Joe to the Balaklava Hospital would be appreciated. Donation envelopes will be available at the service.
B u tle r - J o s e p h . Remembered with love. Sadly missed. Loved brother-in-law of Dulcie. Loving uncle of Kelvyn and Maureen. Colleen and John and families and Trixie.
In Memoriam
Cunningham - Keith John, passed away September 1, 2009. Thoughts of you and tears never far away. Husband of Joy, father of Helaine and Paula. Sonin-law Peter Lloyd. Loved and missed by his girls and their families.
Durdin Funerals Accredited member AFDA Balaklava - 8862 2101
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WARNINGS Information at www.bom.gov.au/weather or 1300 659 215 (Local call cost) STATE On Wednesday areas of rain will extend over the State south of about Broken Hill to Woomera and ease to isolated showers in the afternoon, except in the far west where rain will continue. The front will move across the southeast of the state, joining the prefrontal trough into a trough that should reach Marree around midnight. Moderate northwest winds turning cool to mild moderate to fresh southerly with the trough. On Thursday the trough should linger in the far north of the state, with a low developing in the far northwest during the evening. Areas of rain continuing over the Nullarbor Plain, with patchy rain extending over the south of the Pastorals and northern agricultural area. Isolated showers over the southern agricultural area. Isolated afternoon and evening showers over the remainder of the
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Adelaide Plains Male Voice Choir
Choral Concert Owen Town Hall Sunday September 12 - 2pm • Mrs Di Spence will launch choir’s latest CD & DVD • Admission - donation to Cancer Council
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Two Wells Football & Netball Sporting Clubs
Wanted Coaches for 2011
• Under 8 • Under 11 • Under 14 • Under 17 • B Grade • A Grade Football and • Senior • Junior Netball
(3 Positions) Due to an expansion in the company a number of opportunities have become available within J.M.J. Pty Ltd at two of their sites (Two Wells and Port Wakefield). The suitable applicants will need to be able to manage/work with intensive livestock and will be involved in all aspects of the day to day running of the farm. The Farm Manager’s position will involve living on site in a fully maintained company house with a company vehicle. Salary package be will be negotiated depending on experience. We are willing to fully train the right person. All applications will be treated with strict confidence. Please apply to The Manager, J.M.J. Pty Ltd Phone 83326150 / 0407797115 Email jmj39@hotmail.com
Also players required for 2011 A grade & B grade football Applications in writing to: (Football) Attention: Ben Harris 0419 305 143 (Netball) Attention: Stacey Gameau PO Box 210, Two Wells SA 5501
Grain Storage & Handling Officer
Clare 7 - 8 September 2010 $660/person This 2 day course is ideally suited to anyone who is either looking to employ and manage people, or have employed, and want to enhance their management skills. After completing this course you will have:
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Exclusion of Land from Classification as Community Land NOTICE is hereby given that Council, at its ordinary meeting on 25 August 2010, resolved pursuant to section 193(4)(a) of the Local Government Act 1999, to exclude from classification as community land allotment 332 Railway Terrace, Snowtown (Hundred of Barunga) Certificate of Title Volume 5210 Folio 824, with such allotment purchased by Council for expanding its works depot operations.
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Changing the way we treat people With billions committed to transforming health into the sustainable system we all know it needs to be, we’re changing the way we do many things. This is a big, revolutionary step for us, and a meaningful but necessary one for the people we treat. All we need now is you to help make it happen. EXECUTIVE OFFICER/DIRECTOR OF NURSING Balaklava Hospital & Health Service Indicative Total Remuneration: $106,128 – Perm F/T – RN6A02 In this senior role, you will provide strategic and operational leadership, governance, and direction for Nursing/Midwifery services. You will monitor and evaluate clinical practice and service delivery standards, aiming to consistently improve Nursing/Midwifery practice. You will use your highly developed negotiation and conflict resolution skills to progress innovative service delivery. Job Ref: 5402. For more information visit:
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Australian Grower’s Direct (AGD) is an innovative grain trading business with an exciting vision for its growth and expansion. AGD has high ethics and values in all its dealings. They value their customers and suppliers alike, and aim to ensure a win win situation for all parties with whom they deal. AGD highly values their staff and has programs and strategies in place to ensure that their employees are vibrant, enthusiastic, and can achieve their personal work / life goals while assisting the company to meet its vision. AGD is seeking a motivated and experienced Grain Storage & handling Officer to join its competent staff, take control of grain bagging and the warehouse, and to help increase the bottom line at its Balaklava head office. Duties: • Organise & execute the loading of grain • Collect running samples • Quality test grain • Service equipment • Maintain job sheet and GMO’s (Grain Movement Orders) • Manage stock take and inventory • Drive tractors & machinery • Supervise casual / contract staff when required • Meet OH&S standards • Ensure the site is clean and safe • Meet targets & monitor expenses • Promote AGD grain bagging service & storage facilities Skills: • Ability to communicate effectively, essential • Knowledge of grain types and grades, desirable • Ability to understand and empathise with grower needs • Ability to work unsupervised, essential • Ability to promote AGD grain bagging services & storage facilities • Ability to service equipment • Ability to work flexible and sometimes long hours unsupervised and able to identify problems and solutions • Ability to supervise casual staff pro-actively • Good commercial acumen in protecting the financial interests of AGD • Current South Australian Driver’s License If you would like to be part of this progressive and growing company, if you have the experience and skills listed above and are excited by this role, we would like to hear from you. Please submit your resume in confidence to Tim Ruddenklau, Telephone: 0427 976 584, timr@ausgrowersdirect.com.au, PO Box 82, Balaklava SA 5461
DEFENCE PROOF & EXPERIMENTAL ESTABLISHMENT PORT WAKEFIELD: LIVE FIRING RANGE WARNING NOTICE Test and evaluation activities involving static firings and/or firings of naval and artillery weapons are conducted at the Proof and Experimental Establishment Port Wakefield throughout the year. The Proof and Experimental Establishment Port Wakefield is a vital Defence test and evaluation capability that has supported Defence since 1929. These firings may require specific tidal or weather conditions, and are critical for the safety of current and new Defence capabilities. Members of the public may notice noise, vibration, flashes and/or smoke during the testing. There is no risk to the public outside of the gazetted Defence Practice Areas. For reasons of public safety, there is a permanent exclusion zone covering land, sea and air around the Port Wakefield Establishment. Specific details on the Port Wakefield Prohibited Area can be obtained from Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No GN 26, 4 July 1990, and is shown on the diagram below. Trespassing in this Area is strictly prohibited and very dangerous due to the presence of unexploded bombs. Any person found within the Prohibited Area or on Defence land will be subject to prosecution. Specific test and evaluation activities may also require restricting public access to the Port Wakefield Defence Practice Areas over specific periods with these areas articulated in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 40, 7 October 2007, and also identified on the diagram below. This may affect access to the Gulf of St Vincent at Port Wakefield and Port Parham. If any member of the public has inquiries in relation to these activities please contact Proof & Experimental Establishment Port Wakefield – Range Control, on (08) 8867 0270 between 8.00am and 4.30pm weekdays or the Proof & Experimental Establishment Port Wakefield – Security Office, on (08) 8867 0299 outside these hours.
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1993 DISTRICT COUNCIL OF MALLALA NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CATEGORY 3 DEVELOPMENT Pursuant to Section 38 (5) of the Development Act, 1993 Notice is hereby given that an application comprising a C AT E G O RY 3 DEVELOPMENT has been lodged with the Council for development assessment. Details of the a p p l i c a t i o n a re a s follows:DEVELOPMENT NO: 312 / D015 / 09 APPLICANT’S NAME: G.McCarthy N at u r e O f T h e D evelopment : Division of one allotment into two (non-complying) SUBJECT LAND: Lot 103, Port Gawler Road, Port Gawler, Hundred of Port Gawler, CT: 5407/197 Z O N E : H o r t i c u l t u re , Regional Open Space System (Watercourse), Regional Open Space System (Conservation) The application may be examined at the Offices of the Council located at 2a Wasleys Road, Mallala during normal business hours and any person or body affected may make relevant rep re s e n t a t i o n s i n writing concerning this application to reach the Manager, Environment & Development Services, at 2a Wasleys Road, Mallala not later than September 15, 2010. Each person making a submission should indicate whether that person wishes to appear personally or be represented by another party before the Council in support of that submission. Please note that, pursuant to Section 38 (8) of the Development Act, a copy of each representation received will be forwarded to the applicant for a written response. Signed: Brendon Schulz Development Officer - Planning Date: Sept 1, 2010 THIS IS THE FIRST AND ONLY PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE.
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Potential candidates for the 2010 Council elections are advised that a briefing session will be held at 6.30pm on Thursday September 9 at the Civic Centre, Scotland Place, Balaklava. The briefing session is conducted to inform potential candidates of the election process, the roles and functions of Council, the responsibilities of an elected member, allowances and expenses and the level of commitment required to meet community expectation of the role.
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Mimimoora 621.3 ha -1535 acres Auction Flat to gently undulating, sandy loam in a reliable 350370mm rainfall area. 3 Paddocks, watered by Mains. Virtually all arable bar the shelter belts. A magnificent opportunity to purchase this property for farm build up in a reliable area. AUCTION: Friday September 24, 2010 at 11am (Unless sold beforehand) in the Balaklava Institute. Landmark Balaklava - Ph: 8862 1000 10 Pt Wakefield Rd BALAKLAVA (08) 8862 1333 Geoff Knappstein 0407 790 210 Mel Haynes 0408 086 021
South Hummocks
Baldina 1256.69 Ha - 3105 acres
Whitwarta Auction
Sold as a Whole or in 3 Contingent Lots
Lot 1: 58.26 ha (approx 144 Acres) Sub-divided into 3 main paddocks & 1 holding paddock, sheep holding yards & shed, virtually all arable. Lot 2: 92.84 ha (approx 229 Acres) Sub-divided into 4 paddocks, watered by mains, virtually all arable. Lot 3: 204.9 ha (approx 506 Acres) Sub-divided into 5 paddocks, watered by mains, virtually all arable. Flat to gently undulating, red sandy loam to red clay flats. A chance to add on quality tightly held farming land. AUCTION: Wednesday September 22, 2010 at 11.00 am (Unless sold beforehand) in the Balaklava Golf Club. Landmark Balaklava - Ph: 8862 1000 10 Pt Wakefield Rd BALAKLAVA (08) 8862 1333 Geoff Knappstein 0407 790 210 Mel Haynes 0408 086 021
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Lot 1 - “Mimimoora Homestead” 7.71 ha Lot 2 - “Mimimoora” 207ha Lot 3 - “Woodhouse” 282.4 ha Lot 4 - “Woodhouse West” 124.2 ha. • 20 years advanced farming practices & management. • Suited variety of cropping & livestock enterprises • Freight advantages to major grain terminals & APLE Dublin. • Great location just off Highway 1. The property has been held in the Greenshields family for many years and is available for sale due to family restructure. Auction 2pm Friday September 17 (unless sold prior) at Balaklava Town Hall Geoff Schell 0418 842 421
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Well managed and maintained productive brown to sandy loam cropping land, mainly all arable, 3 sections, two titles, one paddock.
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111.69 HA Cropping Land
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The Upper North Group takes in the Councils of Mount Remarkable, Orroroo/Carrieton, Peterborough, Port Augusta and Flinders Ranges.
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Membership is based on expert knowledge of one or several of the following areas: animal and plant control; water; soils and agriculture; biodiversity; marine and coasts; water resources.
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DEVELOPMENT ACT 1993 DISTRICT COUNCIL OF MALLALA NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CATEGORY 3 DEVELOPMENT Pursuant to Section 38 (5) of the Development Act, 1993 Notice is hereby given that an application comprising a C AT E G O RY 3 DEVELOPMENT has been lodged with the Council for development assessment. Details of the a p p l i c a t i o n a re a s follows:DEVELOPMENT NO: 312 / 199 / 2010 APPLICANT’S NAME: District Council of Mallala N at u r e O f T h e D evelopment : Playground and associated car parking and fencing SUBJECT LAND: Lot 3, 210 Hayman Road, Lewiston, Hundred off Port Gawler, CT: 5627/789 Z O N E : R u ra l L i v i n g (Animal Husbandry), Flood Hazard Zone 2 of Gawler River Flood Plains Policy Area The application may be examined at the Offices of the Council located at 2a Wasleys Road, Mallala during normal business hours and any person or body affected may make relevant rep re s e n t a t i o n s i n writing concerning this application to reach the Manager, Environment & Development Services, at 2a Wasleys Road, Mallala not later than September 15, 2010. Each person making a submission should indicate whether that person wishes to appear personally or be represented by another party before the Council in support of that submission. Please note that, pursuant to Section 38 (8) of the Development Act, a copy of each representation received will be forwarded to the applicant for a written response. Signed: Brendon Schulz Development Officer - Planning
Two Wells/ Middle Beach
Substantial sized farming property with varied enterprise options • 8 main paddocks, advanced farming practices for many years, no-till cropping system. • Well fenced & mains water. Ave. rainfall 350mm. • Location has freight advantages for major grain terminals + APLE Dublin • 3 bdrm homestead with garage/workshop • 2 stand shearing shed, steel sheep & cattle yards • Ex. machinery shedding plus bulk super shed “Baldina’ is a well managed property with enterprise diversity for cropping plus livestock. Auction Friday Sept 24, 2010 at 3pm (unless sold prior) at Balaklava Town Hall Geoff Schell 0418 842 421 Danielle Parsons 0407 720 126
Snowtown and Barunga Gap
Kriegfields 429.78 ha 1062 acres
Quality farming property as a whole or in 4 lots - 5 titles • Lot 1 Homestead - .87ha – 2.15 acres 3 bedroom stone homestead Circa 1910 plus 2 lock-up garages. • Lot 2 Kriegfields – 221.33ha - 547 acres • Lot 3 Wheatons - 110.8ha - 274 acres • Lot 4 Barunga Gap block - 96.49 ha-238.42 acres • Chocolate & grey loams soils, minimum till farming system last 4 years • Rainfall 410mm - 450mm. Mains water to all paddocks. • Very good shedding (Lot 2) & excellent fencing. • Freight advantages less than 2 kms to Snowtown grain silos Expression of Interest closing October 12, 2010 Geoff Schell 0418842421
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THE LOCATION: Halbury is a quiet town located between Balaklava and Auburn. Uniquely positioned because of its proximity to the famous Clare Valley as well as enjoying the benefits of only being 1 hours drive away from Adelaide
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THE HOME: Built by Sarah Homes, the home contains 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, as well as a separate lounge area and a dining room incorporated in and adjacent to the modern kitchen. The bathroom contains a bath, shower and vanity. Of particular note is the verandahs on all sides and the feature decking which ads to the rural theme. Other notables include ducted evaporative air conditioning, gas heating, carpet throughout, ceiling fans and ample cupboard space. 2 tanks have capacity for 75,000 litres of rainwater though the property is also serviced by mains water should the need arise.
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Designed and built locally, this two year old home is conveniently located close to facilities and features loads of classy extras. Two of the three bedrooms are complete with BIR - the master with WIR. The two bathrooms are connected to gas-boost solar hot water. The home’s open plan living area is perfect for entertaining, with a large island bench featured in the centre, between the kitchen’s modern feature wall and glass sliding doors overlooking the outdoor entertainment area. Other added extras include a second lounge room, ducted r/c a/c, inside access to double garage, separate single car garage and rain water connected to the house. If you’re after an easy-to-maintain property, bursting with modern luxuries, this home is well worth inspecting!
THE SHEDS: One of the most desirable traits of this lovely property is the amount of shedding available. These include a 20’ x 20’ c/bond garage with cement floor and power, a 60’ x 20’ x 16’ implement/hay shed, a 30’ x 20’ x 12’ iron garage, a 12’ x 12’ storage shed, a 30’ x 20’ fully lined, carpeted and insulated Granny Flat with R/C air conditioner, as well as a separate 10’ x 10’ bathroom with separate hot water system, toilet and washing machine outlets. THE LAND: Comprised of approx 5.8 hectares, this picturesque property enscapulates the very best of rural living. Currently divided into 4 paddocks the property would ideally suit those looking to engage in rural pursuits such as horse riding, motobike riding or the keeping of small numbers of stock. The fencing is all of very high quality and the soil is fertile which allows for significant levels of hay production. For those of you looking to escape to a few acres without comprising on the luxuries, look no further than this picture perfect rural retreat. Stop dreaming, start living, call Kelly Leach on 0417 146 451 to arrange an inspection of your new lifestyle today!
Brock Harcourts Rural Balaklava Kelly Leach - 0417 146 451
6 Whitwarta Road Balaklava $387,250 For Family and Fun! Open for inspection Sat Aug 21 9:30am Looking for a large home? This one is a must see. You’ll love the standout features this modern lifestyle property has to offer including 5 bedrooms, swimming pool, solar HW system and r/c ducted a/c. Three bedrooms include BIR’s, and the master is complete with WIR and ensuite. The fifth bedroom is detached, and would also make an ideal games room, bar, play room or office. There are two open living areas, including formal dining and lounge at the entrance of the house, and at the rear, the kitchen is surrounded by a fully tiled eating area and large lounge/entertaining area, overlooking another major feature of the home, the backyard. This yard offers the lot - with semi enclosed, paved entertaining area with built-in BBQ, water feature and lush greenery, 3 bay carport with double roller doors, large powered shed and rainwater tanks. With another semi-enclosed entertaining area poolside, it really is an outdoor retreat, perfect for relaxing and ideal for entertaining.
Email: kelly.leach@brockharcourts.com.au Website: www.ruralsa.brockharcourts.com.au
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Lochiel $135,000 53 Cameron Street
It’s affordable • 2 bedroom home with • Large garage both rooms a good size. or workshop. • Open plan design semi- • Set on a very modern kitchen large block • Ducted air conditioning
Balaklava $189,000 Unit 6 - 1 Charles Street
Balaklava $295,000 17 Roberts Avenue
• Centrally position 3 way brm • Main Bm with WIR & ensuite access • 3 carpeted bedrooms
• Outdoor entertainment area • Spacious tiled hallway • Open plan kitchen, dining
SNowtown Red $89,000 31 East Terrace
Balaklava $189,000 Unit 2/ 7 Fisher Street
Move straight in • 2 Bedrooms • Modern unit • Great location • Easy care
Balaklava Kelly Street
• Split system air conditioning • Remote roller door
$154,000
Their dream is over and your’s is just beginning.
This huge 5 bedroom home with a return veranda on approximately 1.848 ha. will be reluctantly sold due to health issues. This classic villa is just waiting for that special touch to finish the renovations to restore it to it’s former grandeur and the massive living area will certainly impress you. All of the rooms are very spacious and most of the rooms have been renovated however there are still a few rooms to go so you can still stamp your style into the home. Features include ornate ceilings, leadlight windows and timber floors through some rooms. The outbuildings include a large workshop, two large rural sheds and there wil be a Massey Ferguson TEA 20 tractor, 3PL slasher, 3PL plough and 3PL carryall will be included. This property does still require some work but do it right and at the end of the day you will have show piece of the district.
Balaklava’s Number 1 name in Real Estate Plains Producer, Wednesday September 1, 2010
Unit with heaps of extra’s and prime location • 2 bedroom home • Large lounge adjoining •Great little workshop the eating area • Modern kitchen with power
Affordable Home • Rare low price bracket • Low maintenance • 3 bedroom so be quick • Currently rented $130 per week
Ideal investment or 1st home • Three bedroom house • 717m2 {approx.} block • Main bedroom has full length built in robe
Tania & Peter Butterfield Mobile: 0417 884 877 Office: 08 8862 2172 Fax: 08 8862 1280 www.butterfieldagencies.com.au
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Can Magpies rebound? ... and will those rampaging Rams crunch Peckers? What a weekend for Adelaide Plains sports fans! Two days of football and netball, with Mallala and Hummocks Watchman Eagles clashing in football’s A grade second semi final at Mallala on Saturday and Balaklava and Virginia facing up at Hamley Bridge in the first semi on Sunday. In A1 netball, Hummocks and Hamley Bridge meet in the second semi at Mallala and on Sunday it’s Two Wells v Balaklava in the first semi at Hamley Bridge. Let’s start with the first big finals clash at Mallala: Despite finishing taking out this year’s minor premiership and sitting two games clear on top of the APFL table, the Mallala Magpies are far from holding a clear favourites tag heading into this week’s second semi-final clash with experienced finals campaigners Hummocks Watchman Eagles. Although Mallala will be buoyed by a chance home match second semi final fixture for their chance of advancing straight into this year’s APFL A grade grand final, the 2008-10 minor premiers are coming into Saturday’s match off the back of some debatable form. Intelligence also suggests some of the Magpies key players may be carrying niggles. The Magpies loss last weekend to the fourth-placed Virginia Rams spells danger as it will give all three fellow finalists confidence the league leaders are beatable. It is worth noting that just a week prior the Magpies only managed to get over the United Tigers (a side that won just three games for the year) by just 12 points. Although you can fault the Magpies in their consistent campaign from April 10th through to August (match ratio of 13-3), and the fact they had the minor premiership well and truly sewn up at the end of July this is certainly not the time of year to have up and down form. Regular full forward Brian Montgomery is likely to miss this week as is utility Mark McEvoy. It is likely co-captain Jason Earl and wingman Brad Hardie will return while co-captain and important engine
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KYM’s KIss of Death: HWE 2 points Virginia 10 room player Christian Rimmer and fellow work horse Liam Whitwell should both play despite spending the better part of last Saturday’s second half on the bench. Mallala will be relying heavily on these elite performers to get first hands on the footy and get their typical ‘style of game’ going if the 2007 and ‘09 premiers are to defeat the Eagles and avoid an unfamiliar preliminary final appearance in 2010. n Continued Page 19
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+ 164 over n HEADS or tails? Virginia’s Brendon Niklaus appears to take a seat on Magpie Liam Whitwell in this clash at Mallala on Saturday. Chris Hallion is about to pounce. PICTURE: Lisa Redpath.
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‘Freddo’ tunes up
n BALAKLAVA chef/hotelier and Peckers footballer, Derek Friedrichs, will display another of his talents when he sings the national anthem at the Balaklava Cup today. Derek performs at 4.20pm – 10 minutes before the Cup field jumps. Derek will play against Virginia in Sunday’s first-semi final at Hamley Bridge. n INSIDE: FREE BALAKLAVA CUP FORM GUIDE
Pecker teams click!
n BALAKLAVA’S A grade and senior colts sides certainly clickety-clicked playing against Hamley Bridge at Balaklava on Saturday. The teams came within one point of kicking the same scores when they notched a massive 66 goals between them. The A grade scored 33-19 (217) to Hamley’s 8-5 (53) – winning by 164 points. The Pecker senior colts booted an incredible 33-18 (216) to no score. Not a good day for the Bombers, but we hope they bounce back stronger next year.
B A L A K L AVA’ S R y a n McPharlin gets his kick away ahead of Hamley’s Mitchell Gregory. Ryan kicked five goals for the Peckers.
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@ A1 netball Mallala 53 (Diana Feeley) d Virginia 41 (Julia Starr); Hummocks 48 (Lisa Britza) d Two Wells 44 (Rebecca Pym); Hamley Bridge 57 (Ashleigh Koch) d Balaklava 43 (Louise Read). PP0309
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