SPORTSBEAT 18/06/15 Vol24 No14

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18 JUNE 2015 – VOL 24 NO 14

let’s keep MCG finals dream alive

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WHAT’S INSIDE BEATBOX

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AFL NEWS

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AFL PREVIEWS

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SANFL PREVIEWS

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GENERAL SPORT

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CHANNEL 9 ADELAIDE FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS 8 RACING FIELDS

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HORSE RACING

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JOKES & QUIZ

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BEATBOX

All quiet on the AFL front

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s it only us or has AFL news quietened over this bye period of the season?

While a few new re-signings at the Crows have kept the local papers inked, the national media have been searching for things to talk about over the past week.

Previous news have received further poking and prodding, such as Essendon’s saga, Port’s form, ducking issues and Garry Ablett not playing, among others.

With no controversial match committee decisions or goal challenges, lack of real highlights, all seems a bit quiet.

Apparently there is little happening in the AFL at the moment.

And so we ask the question. Is it the fewer games occurring over these bye weekends that limit the usual influx of stories circling the AFL scene?

Maybe no news is a good thing because normally when players are on their breaks we hear of off-field incidents that can be a blight on the game.

At least such features as Neale Daniher’s Motor Neurone Disease battle and the loss of Nick Riewoldt’s sister bring a human face to the game at this time and show that it’s not always about the on-field dramas that arise.

The lack of news also tends to wane the public’s interest in football during this bye period, especially when your side is not involved.

With the Players’ Association calling for a break mid-season, would it be better to have just one weekend free of football, instead of the current stagnated system of only six games over three weekends?

A whole weekend off would perhaps allow the AFL to have a charity telethon crossing the free-to-air channel and Foxtel to raise money for the many worthwhile causes relating to the football family.

Some of the present-day players could get involved if not away on overseas jaunts but

possibly it could be something that past players could get involved in as well.

There is plenty of historic coverage that could be televised while the different footy panels could discuss the issues of the season at hand.

In our current tough economic time, it would allow fans to contribute to the one worthy event which could spread funds across a number of chosen charities, instead of different groups popping up each week of late asking for financial assistance.

At the same time, media outlets wouldn’t have to hunt for a new story just to fill their pages, airwaves or television screens when not much is happening on the ground.

While the players get a break, the fans have no doubt earnt one too from the constant dribble published or discussed.

Such a broadcast would hold their interest when their side is not playing as well. Perhaps they wouldn’t be lost totally (especially those supporters of clubs already unlikely to play finals) when the footy resumes and September nears.

BY STEPHEN O’LOUGHLIN

THUMBS UP

THUMBS Down

Aussie Warrior Andrew Bogut has earnt his championship ring in Golden State’s title victory in the NBA finals.

The criticism Cleveland Cavalier Matthew Dellavedova has been receiving in the American media surrounding his “annoying” tactics during the NBA finals has certainly been unwarranted.

Bogut was Australia’s first number one pick for the Milwaukee Bucks in the NBA draft back in 2005 before joining the Warriors in 2012, holding his own in the competitive American market.

While Luc Longley was a pioneer for Australians in the NBA, it has been Bogut who has sparked many young Australians to follow his path to the NBA competion.

He has simply shown Aussie spirit and toughness for competition, which has led the Cavaliers to a play-off.

His teammates love his style of play. It has even taken the focus from champion Cavalier LeBron James. Maybe he can take Ryan Crowley’s spot.

AFL NEWS

Finding the missing link P

ort Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley is facing the toughest challenges in his time at Alberton.

With opposition coaches working out his game plan of the past two seasons, Hinkley needs to find something new to reignite his players and the club’s flagging season.

tandem with Jay Schulz.

Jackson Tregove’s return from injury will strengthen the side’s defensive stocks but neither move regains the run to the side.

Much of this must come from the current players to step up their work rate and spread harder across the ground.

The fitness level of most clubs in the competition is matching that of the Power now and their ability to maintain the pressure for four quarters is also restricting Port’s usual flow.

White’s absence will simply require other players to take charge. Maybe this is Andrew Moore’s, Cam O’Shea’s, Kane Mitchell’s, Jake Neade’s, Nathan Krakouer’s or Brandon Ah Chee’s moment to shine.

While the Power has kept up its own high intensity at the contest, its inability to break the lines like it has in the recent past has hindered its fluent ball movement and allowed opponents to put it under increased pressure in more dangerous positions on the ground.

Hinkley could even look at giving Justin Westhoff more freedom across a wing or half-back but he does need to shake things up a bit. They need him “on” again for the rest of the season not “off”.

Opposition coaches are also re-structuring their sides against Port, preventing it from gaining access to the middle of the ground and pushing them wider which creates more opportunities for turnovers.

The Power is certainly missing the run of Jared Polec and Matthew White last week whose quickness of foot meant the drive off half back and through the middle was easily shut down and it hadn’t be replaced by the likes of fellow speedsters Jarman Impey and Jasper Pittard.

Their attack on the ball is unquestioned with captain Travis Boak, Ollie Wines and Robbie Gray still getting in and under to provide Chad Wingard, Brad Ebert and Hamish Hartlett.

However, it is just not flowing like it did previously.

Change is needed and it’s up to Hinkley to tweak the system a bit to re-find the missing link.

The introduction of Paddy Ryder hasn’t improved the structure as it was expected to so Hinkley must decide if Ryder the club’s number one ruckman and so Matthew Lobbe may need to regain touch in the SANFL or is he a better forward option to work in

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BY STEPHEN O’LOUGHLIN

Footy footnotes Did the Crows win?

More importantly, the Power needs a win to revive their season after their effort went unrewarded last Friday night against Geelong.

Fewer games last weekend but no shortage of action: • The ducking rule is still confusing everyone, players and umpires alike - under the letter of the law, the right decision was made when Roos skipper Andrew Swallow picked up the ball, burrowed his head into Swan antagonist Adam Goodes and was then pinged for ‘holding the ball’, he did have a chance to knock the ball out and chose to pick it up, but should prior opportunity have come into it?

• Is the little known ruck combination of Mark Blicavs and Rhys Stanley at the Cats now the best in the competition – they are the most unpredictable at least?

• Has Bomber coach James Hird given

Power midfielder Brad Ebert has stood up as usual, providing much needed run, while Blues onballer Bryce Gibbs should be back to offer Carlton likewise this week. Photo: AAP up – no recognised ruckman against Nic Naitanui and Callum Sinclair is inexcusable, especially after seeing the big man influence the night before? (former Port and GSW ruckman Jonathan Giles must be questioning his decision to join Essendon after not being able to get a game last week) • A growing injury list, which had key players Shane Mumford, Phil Davis, Joel Patfull and Stephen Coniglio added to it last week, looks set to curtail the Giants’ first ever finals run • Just when the hoodoo looked like being broken by the Demons it was extended to 21 losses at Etihad Stadium with just 41 seconds left to play out – Melbourne coach Paul Roos took the blame • Could the AFL follow the NRL’s lead and consider Google in its next broadcasting rights bid?

• Crows-supporting Grandmothers rested easier this week following the announcement of their favourite ‘grandson’ Rory Sloane re-signing for another three years at the club

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AFL PREVIEW ROUND12

BY DION HAYMAN

ADELAIDE V HAWTHORN

RICHMOND V WEST COAST

The Crows open round 12 celebrating their 25th year in the competition against the side they played in their first ever AFL match.

Adelaide, won that game by 86 points and leads the Hawks overall 18 wins to 17. However, the Hawks have won their past four encounters, although their past three wins have come by the slim margins of five, 11 and 12 points. Their most recent meeting was at Adelaide Oval in round 17 last year when the visitors led at every change to win 15.14 (104) to 14.8 (92). Former Crow Jack Gunston kicked four goals while Josh Jenkins booted five for the losers. The Crows last beat the Hawthorn in the opening round of 2011 at Football Park in a match they celebrated their 20th anniversary (rather than their 21st season). Taylor Walker scored four goals in that game. Jason Dunstall kicked bags of nine goals against the Crows three times – in 1993, 1994 and 1996. Tony Modra and Brett Burton hold the goals record for the Crows in this fixture with seven. Luke Breust broke a run of 29 straight goals in last year’s match against the Crows. He scored 16-7 for the remainder of the season.

Richmond has won its past two games against West Coast but hasn’t scored a hat-trick of wins against the Eagles since winning five in a row from 1999-2002. The Eagles’ last beat Richmond at Docklands in 2012 by 10 points on a day Jack Darling kicked four goals. Since then, the Tigers have won twice at Subiaco by 41 points in 2013 (with three goals from Nick Vlastuin) and by 17 points last year in a low-scoring game, 8.11 (59) to 6.6 (42). Richmond gradually increased its margin at every change and held the home side to just two second half goals. After 17 games at Subiaco, the Eagles lead 13 wins to four, including victory in their first ever match in 1987 when they beat the Tigers at home by 14 points. Overall, West Coast leads 23 wins to 16. No game between these sides has been decided by a single figure margin since the Eagles’ two-point win at the MCG in 2005. There have been only five in their 39 clashes. Richmond won three games by less than 10 points in 1987, 1989 and 2000 while West Coast won in 1992 by one point at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Thursday 7.20pm, Adelaide Oval

ADELAIDE: $2.95

hawthorn: $1.40

friday 7.50pm, MCG

richmond: $1.78

west coast: $ 2.05

CARLTON V PORT ADELAIDE

GWS GIANTS V NORTH MELBOURNE

Port Adelaide scored its first double last year against Carlton since 2005. The Power won by 33 points in the opening round at Docklands and by 103 points at Adelaide Oval with four goals from Robbie Gray and three apiece from Jake Neade, Justin Westhoff and Chad Wingard.

The match remains the highest attended AFL game at the Adelaide Oval. The attendance was 52,505. It was Port’s biggest winning margin, second highest score and Carlton’s lowest score in their 27 meetings.

The Power now leads overall 15 wins to 11 with a draw at Football Park in 2005 – a season Carlton finished bottom. The Blues last beat Port in the final round of 2013 in what was the last AFL match at Football Park.

The Power gave up a 29-point lead at the final change as the Blues came home with 8.2 to 3.2 to win by one point, 15.14 (104) to 15.13 (103). This game is at the MCG where the sides have met just once before, in 2005, when Port won by 14 points, 18.15 (123) to 16.13 (109).

Two sides with finals ambitions, GWS and North Melbourne, meet at the Sydney Showgrounds for just the second time. Their only previous meeting was in 2012 when North won by 28 points, 16.9 (105) to 11.11 (77), with four goals from Kieran Harper. That match remains the closest of the four between these sides which have all been won by the Kangaroos. In 2012 in Hobart, North won by 129 points with five goals from Aaron Edwards in a match where the Giants were goalless in the first half. Bizarrely, they kicked six of their eight goals in the third quarter that day in what was just their second AFL match. In 2013 at the Docklands, North won by 86 points with five goals from Drew Petrie and four from Lindsay Thomas. Last year at Manuka Oval, the Roos won by 75 points with another five from Petrie. So that’s four games in four different states between these two sides. Jeremy Cameron is the only Giant to score four goals in this fixture in their first clash in Hobart.

Saturday 1.10pm, MCG

carlton $3.40

PORT ADELAIDE: $1.32

Saturday 4.05pm, SPOTLESS Stadium

GWS GIANTS: $2.35

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NORTH MELBOURNE: $1.60

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WESTERN BULLDOGS V BRISBANE LIONS Saturday 7.10pm, Etihad Stadium

Brisbane has won four of its past five games against the Western Bulldogs but the last two have been tight. In 2013 at the Gabba, the Lions won by seven points after giving up a 50-point half-time lead. Last year at the Docklands, the Lions led by 28 points at three quarter-time before again stumbling home by seven points, 14.11 (95) to 13.9 (87).

They are the only single digit results in matches between these sides since 1991. The Bulldogs’ last win against Brisbane came in 2012 when they increased their lead at every change on their way to a 68-point win. Daniel Giansiracusa and Shaun Higgins both finished with three goals. The Lions haven’t won three in a row against the Bulldogs since their six-game winning streak from 2001-04. That run was also part of a sequence of 10 wins in 11 games. But still the Bulldogs shade this match-up 27 wins to 21 from 48 games. The sides have met 10 times at Docklands for five wins apiece.

WESTERN BULLDOGS: $1.33

BRISBANE LIONS: $3.35

AFL PREMIERSHIP LADDER

FREMANTLE SYDNEY WEST COAST COLLINGWOOD GWS GIANTS HAWTHORN ADELAIDE RICHMOND GEELONG PORT ADELAIDE W.BULLDOGS N.MELBOURNE ESSENDON ST KILDA MELBOURNE BRISBANE GOLD COAST CARLTON

P 11 11 11 11 11 10 10 10 11 11 10 11 11 11 11 10 11 10

W L 10 1 9 2 8 3 8 3 7 4 6 4 6 4 6 4 6 5 5 6 5 5 5 6 4 7 4 7 3 8 2 8 1 10 1 9

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F 969 995 1072 1110 1023 1094 947 859 973 899 855 953 802 916 784 719 743 737

A 701 719 752 849 956 705 838 770 966 918 887 1050 922 1144 1056 1073 1122 1122

LEADING tippers 1 GLEN 2 ROMAN 3 JULIE 4 MEGAN 5 BRIAN 6 JACKIE 7 DEIDRE 8 MARGARET 9 SEAN 10 HARRISON 11 DAVID 12 DON

Bulldog big man Will Minson’s duel with Lions’ counterpart Stefan Martin could be a defining factor in Sunday’s clash at Etihad Stadium. Photo: AAP

% 138.2 138.4 155.9 130.7 107 155.2 113 111.6 100.7 97.9 96.4 90.8 87 80.1 74.2 67 66.2 65.7

PTS 40 36 32 32 28 24 24 24 24 20 20 20 16 16 12 8 4 4

ROUND 11 FIGURES

Woodcroft Tavern The Bartley Tavern The Yankalilla Hotel Bridgeway Hotel Albion Hotel O’ Hotel Colonnades Tavern Roxby Downs Tavern Midway Tavern Holdfast Hotel Pier Hotel Bridgeway Hotel

64 64 64 63 63 63 63 63 62 62 62 62

LEADING MARKS 1 HARRY TAYLOR

Geelong

2 COREY ENRIGHT

Geelong

84

3 JACK GUNSTON

Hawthorn

81

GEELONG V MELBOURNE

4 DREW PETRIE

North Melbourne

81

5 CALE HOOKER

Essendon

80

Geelong has been bullying Melbourne for almost a decade now having won 10 straight games since the sides drew in 2006 at Kardinia Park. Those 10 wins have been by the astonishing average of 70 points. The smallest margin was 30 points, four have been by more than 10 goals, two by more than 100 points and the biggest a record 186 points at Geelong in 2011. The Cats won that game 37.11 (233) to 7.5 (47) with seven goals from Steve Johnson and five apiece from Tom Hawkins and Cam Mooney. Last year at the MCG, the Cats held Melbourne goalless in the first term and were 59 points up by half-time. Hawkins finished with three goals as the Cats won 14.18 (102) to 5.6 (36). Geelong has twice before won 10 straight against the Dees, from 1965-70 and from 1994-2000, but it has never stretched that to 11. The Cats’ last attempt at 11 wins in a row came unstuck at the MCG in 2000 when the Demons won by 18 points. Since 1965, Geelong has 61 wins, 26 losses and a draw against Melbourne.

6 JOSH KENNEDY

West Coast

80

7 TAYLOR WALKER

Adelaide

79

8 MICHAEL HURLEY

Essendon

79

Sunday 2.50pm, simonds stadium

geelong: $1.17

MELBOURNE: $5.25

LEADING TACKLES

86

1 MATT PRIDDIS

West Coast

2 BEN HOWLETT

Essendon

78 73

3 JAMIE CRIPPS

West Coast

72

4 SHANE MUMFORD

GWS Giants

72

5 ANDREW SWALLOW

North Melbourne

70

6 JACK STEVENS

St Kilda

70

7 KIEREN JACK

Sydney

67

8 JACK ZIEBELL

North Melbourne

66

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SANFL PREVIEW ROUND 10

BY CHRIS KENDALL

More in-depth SANFL discussion FROM CHRIS KENDALL can be found at www.sanfl.com.au this season.

CENTRAL V NORTH ADELAIDE

WOODVILLE WEST TORRENS V ADELAIDE

A match that Central simply cannot afford to drop if it is to make the unlikeliest of charges at the finals. Its run home is not terrible and depending on how other contenders go, there is a slender opportunity to press for September action. Dropping the match against Port a fortnight back from a winning position may prove a body blow later in the season, but coach Roy Laird would be deriving great encouragement from his players’ endeavour for long periods.

More worries for bottom placed North though as its injury list keeps growing and the depth decreasing with player departures. Losing to Glenelg by 35 points further increases the pressure on a playing group that looks to be struggling for motivation and enthusiasm and unless a major turnaround ensues, a wooden spoon is a genuine possibility.

When they get their running game flowing, the Bulldogs can be very hard to slow down but maintaining concentration for the full four quarters is proving their Achilles heel. Some of their younger players show plenty of promise but can be prone to skill errors under pressure, which increases the responsibility of the senior group to lift their effort to maintain the collective press on the opposition. North, on the other hand, is finding consistency an issue from quarter to quarter, with some breathtaking play mixed with mistakes that turn the ball back to the opposition with ease. The gap between its best and worst keeps building and may make it hard for interim coach Michael Handby to confidently implement game plans for the group to adapt to. Most factors point to a Central victory here.

Second hosting eighth in a match with more ramifications for the Eagles than Adelaide, particularly with the former now two games behind top-placed Norwood and needing to maintain a large percentage gap over third-placed Port. They proved their flexibility with game plans a fortnight back against South when they were able to strangle the Panthers, to keep them to four goals and still notch a 29-point win. Adelaide took advantage of some class inclusions to run Sturt off its feet to take full points for the first time in 2015. Led by Brad Crouch, Jarryd Lyons and Richard Douglas, Adelaide controlled much of the flow of the game. Coach Heath Younie would have been more pleased with scoring 22 goals, its highest collective output since joining the SANFL. Most key indicators would point to the Eagles taking this one comfortably but that mental attitude brought them undone in both encounters last year. Coach Michael Godden would be mindful of keeping the players fully focused to hold that break over the Magpies.

The Eagles run was notably stifled last year by Adelaide but it is worth noting that a number of the better Adelaide players in those games will not front this time, such as Jason Porplyzia, Brent Reilly and Shaun McKernan. The Eagles’ ability to both lock down a game or win a pure shootout has not gone unnoticed by opposition coaches this year. But Godden will equally note the 22 goals from Adelaide against Sturt and will look to shut down its ability to move the ball quickly through the corridor. The home team should just prevail.

Saturday 2.10pm, PLAYFORD Oval Radio: 5RPH

Tip: Central 13-24

SATURday 2.10pm, Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval Live streaming via WWW.SANFL.com.au

Tip: woodville West torrens 13-24

SANFL PREMIERSHIP LADDER

P

W L D

F

A

%

PTS

624 54.42 18

NORWOOD

10 9 1 0

745

EAGLES

8

7 1 0

PORT

9

WEST

9

SOUTH STURT

10 4 6 0

810

819 49.72

8

CENTRAL

8

2 5 1

548 633 46.40

5

ADELAIDE

8

1 6 1

625 719 46.50

3

GLENELG

10 1 8 1

713

949 42.90

3

NORTH

8

514 788 39.48

2

SANFL PREMIERSHIP RESERVES LADDER

P

W L D

F

A

%

PTS

892

466

65.68

20

EAGLES

10 10 0 0

661 416 61.37 14

NORWOOD

10 6

4 0

715 619 53.60 12

7 2 0

755 582 56.47 14

6 3 0

824 646 56.05 12

STURT

10 6 4 0

772 778 49.81 12

10 5 4 1

659 678 49.29 11

GLENELG

11 5

935 880 51.52 11

1 7 0

SANFL LEADING GOALKICKERS

5 1

NORTH ADELAIDE 8

4 3 1

693 496 58.28

9

PORT ADELAIDE

4 4

1

748

717 51.06

9

SOUTH ADELAIDE 10 4 6 0

756

752

50.13

8

2 6 1

620 891

41.03

5

0 9

438

970 31.11

0

WEST ADELAIDE

9 9

CENTRAL DISTRICT 9

0

SANFL RESERVES LEADING GOALKICKERS

1 CLINT ALLEWAY

Glenelg

23

1 LACHLAN PETER

Norwood

2 LACHLAN MCGREGOR

Eagles

21

2 JUSTIN HARDY

West Adelaide

24 22

3 BRETT EDDY

South Adelaide

20

3 DAMIEN HILL

Glenelg

21

4 AARON FIELKE

West Adelaide

18

4 JACKSON PRESS

Glenelg

21

5 SHANNON GREEN

West Adelaide

17

5 JOSHUA TREMBATH

Glenelg

21

6 MICHAEL COAD

Sturt

17

6 MATHEW RAYMOND

Eagles

18

7 SAMUEL SMITH

Sturt

16

7 NICHOLAS DINHAM

North Adelaide

18

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general sport

Not a pretty win but Socceroos coach happy

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nge Postecoglou hates winning ugly - but in this case, he’ll make an exception.

The Socceroos coach says a tenacious 2-1 triumph against Kyrgyzstan is a mark of his team’s new-found maturity.

“Sometimes you want things easy, but I love the fact that it’s hard,” Postecoglou said.

“And the harder it is through this process, the better the team will come out the other end, provided we keep winning.

“We’re growing as a team and every experience we have will make us better.”

Postecoglou reckons the Socceroos of a year ago would have faltered in such a brutish battle in Bishkek.

Australia overcame an unheralded opponent, a largely unknown city, a raucous crowd, bumpy pitch, and a primitive ground where they refused to shower post-match - sweaty players instead

returned to the team hotel to refresh.

“I’m happy because we have got through that experience and we have won the game,” said Postecoglou, who has a mantra of not just wanting to win, but wanting to win in style.

“They (players) will just learn a hell of a lot playing in that sort of environment because we are going to have to go to places throughout Asia where that sort of atmosphere is common place.

“And if you can deal with it ... you would much rather learn those lessons and grow by winning games of football.

AAP

No curbing aggression

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olden Racing Team driver James Courtney won’t be curbing his aggression any time soon as he fights for his second V8 Supercars Championship.

Courtney won the title in 2010 and has his eyes on Craig Lowndes as his biggest competition as the Championship heads to Darwin this weekend.

500 in emphatic fashion and sits fifth on the Championship table.

However, the 34 year-old has been involved in a number of incidents this year, including a clash with Will Davison in Tasmania and contact with teammate Garth Tander last round in Winton.

“I just really want to get this Championship (win),” Courtney said.

They won’t be stopping him from continuing his aggressive manner though in his push for more victories.

“Triple Eight have had way too long a run at wrapping up the Championship so it’s time we take them down.

“I want to win, I do whatever it takes to win and sometimes you have to be a little bit more aggressive,” Courtney said.

“Craig Lowndes has been really quick throughout the whole year and probably has done a little bit better job than his teammate (six-time champ Jamie Whincup) so I think Craig is still the one that we’ll be chasing.”

“But it has to be calculated and sometimes you make mistakes like I did at Winton when I took Garth out and that obviously wasn’t the right thing to do.

Courtney came out firing this season, winning the first Sunday sprint at the Clipsal

“We’re growing as a team and every experience we have will make us better.”

But with captain Mile Jedinak scoring in 60 seconds before the Kyrgzs touched the ball, and substitute Tommy Oar coolly slotting another in the second half, the Australians held their nerve in a victorious opening to their campaign to qualify for the 2018 World Cup.

“It hasn’t affected the way I do things. I’ll still attack my racing as aggressively as what I normally do.”

Australia’s Mark Milligan (R) vies for the ball with Kyrgyzstan’s Mirlan Murzaev during the FIFA World Cup 2018 Group B qualifying football match. Photo: AAP

With a pair of podiums to his name at the Northern Territory track Courtney will be looking for his maiden Hidden Valley victory.

“To come away with a result at Darwin, we’re going to have to have good power, good fuel economy and good tyre life and also good car speed, so it’s a lot of things,” he said.

“I’m pretty excited going to Darwin, I think we could easily come away with a win so long as we all do our job properly and no one mucks up.”

Teammate Tander, a multiple-race winner at the Darwin circuit, will be drawing on more than a decade of experience at the track himself as he continues to chip away at the Championship leaders, currently 61 points behind Courtney in sixth spot.

Ford driver Mark Winterbottom remains the Championship leader, 12 points ahead of Lowndes.

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FOOTY NEWS OFFICIAL NEWS ON THE AMATEUR LEAGUE

ALH Group division 1 Falcons do their own talking

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he talk around the Channel 9 Adelaide Football League continues to centre on the form of Payneham Norwood Union.

ROCs host Henley on Saturday, with a win crucial to their finals’ aspirations.

The likes of Paul Fantasia, Lachlan Surman and Damien Moyle regained some valuable touch last week in their punishing 130-point triumph over Portland, which they will need to display this week as well.

The Falcons returned to Division 1 with many believing they would either just hold their own or simply again struggle in the top flight of the competition.

However, Garry McIntosh’s troops are, doing much better than that, sitting equal top alongside reigning premier Goodwood Saints.

The Sharks received a fright from Port District last week but held on to win by just three points.

The Magpies and SHOC have seasondefining contests on Saturday, where success is a must if either wishes to maintain hope of playing finals while losses could place them back in the relegation mix.

Their resolve is what is winning them most favours at present, willing themselves to victory on a couple of occasions in trying circumstances.

They did it again last week to record a solid 24-point victory over the then top side Tea Tree Gully, which had even taken the lead in the last quarter before the visitors hit back as has become their way.

Lewis Klemm, Nick Reed and Toby Leiman did their own talking, running their opponents ragged through the middle.

Now Payneham Norwood Union faces another top-of-the-table clash with the trip to Goodwood ahead.

A win against the Saints on Saturday will really get tongues wagging.

The Gullies will make their way to Salisbury North this week looking for a settling win.

Rostrevor OC will be wanting to keep Salisbury North within its sights as well in what is looming as a two-way battle for fifth spot.

Salisbury North will look to stretch itself against Tea Tree Gully to maintain its position in the top five.

Photo: Jayson Vowles It could be a danger game for the visitors though as the Hawks try to secure their position in the top five and show they are still in the mix of major contenders.

Rhys Clinton, Michael Eichner and Stephen Drainer are sure to take it up to another strong opponent this week, after steering their side to a handy 31-point victory over Sacred Heart OC.

It’s also important encounters for their opponents Adelaide University and the Thunder.

BY STEPHEN O’LOUGHLIN

DIVISION 1 ROUND 9 Rostrevor OC v Henley

Campbelltown Mem. Oval

Sacred Heart OC v Portland

Glenelg Oval

Goodwood Saints v Payneham NU Goodwood Oval Port District v Adelaide University Largs Reserve Salisbury North v Tea Tree Gully

Salisbury North Oval

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Adelaide airport division 2 Jets hit new heights

Their opponent this week St Peters OC continued its rise, leaping into the top five for the first time this year, accounting for Walkerville by 80 points.

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nley Mercedes Jets proved that they were the ‘real deal’ last week to fly to the top of the Division 2 ladder.

In an absorbing encounter worthy of a top-of-the-table, it was the newcomers that showed the greater run and cleaner skills to win, defeating the seasoned Gaza by 11 points on its home deck.

Andrew Osborne and Luke Crocker stood out among many for the Jets whose goal of reaching the top flight of amateur league football is a distinct possibility.

SPOC needs a big scalp to show it is still a major threat. Beating the Jets will certainly do that.

The top two at this level actually comprises both elevated sides from Division 3 last season, with Modbury perched up high as well.

The Hawks will host Broadview on Saturday in their push for high honours.

SMOSH West Lakes was no obstacle for them last week, coming away with a very comfortable 108-point victory over the Lions, but clashes against the Tigers are usually much closer affairs.

Matt Fogden and Blake Marshall will face a stronger contest this week.

Other matches appear more clear cut on Saturday when Gaza will be eager to rebound against Gepps Cross, Prince Alfred OC welcomes Walkerville around the corner to Park 9 and Scotch OC travels to West Lakes to confront the Lions.

BY STEPHEN O’LOUGHLIN

DIVISION 2 ROUND 10 St Peters OC v Unley Mercedes Jets Caterer Oval

Gaza v Gepps Cross

Klemzig Oval

Modbury v Broadview

Modbury Sports Res

Prince Alfred OC v Walkerville

Park 9

SMOSH West Lakes v Scotch OC

West Lakes Shore Oval

Vili’s DIVISIOn 3 Reds to keep Hawks grounded

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linders Park kickstarts its first game in three weeks when it hosts Mitcham.

The Reds with a scheduled bye last week and the long weekend off before that, sit on four wins from their eight matches.

Mitcham has found the going very tough in this division with just one win. Last week it fell to Athelstone by 64 points at home with Ben Geytenbeek, Steven Wyld and Simon Tucker among the best. The Reds look too accomplished here by about seven goals.

Old Ignatians and Athelstone should produce a top game at Hunter Park. Iggies, fourth, lost to Pembroke Old Scholars by seven points after leading at each change.

Angus Crowley led the way with Xavier Moore and Austin Murdoch. Athelstone is flying without a loss after nine rounds. Last

week the Raggies edged clear of Mitcham to win by 64 points with Thomas Clayton, Heath Fitzpatrick and Josh Allen starring. Tough match to pick but the Raggies look to be on track again by 20 points.

Seaton Ramblers looks to be in for a tough day when it hosts PHOS Camden at Pedlar Reserve. The Rams are winless, last week crunched by Golden Grove by 123 points.

Bradyn Wild, Shane Harris and Todd Gates were the mainstays. PHOS Camden is travelling nicely in second place with seven wins. Last week it was far too strong for Plympton, winning by 57 points away. Tom Clarke, Dylan Gamble (four goals) and Aaron Bergsma were among the leading lights for the Phantoms. It looks like another win for PHOS by 50 points.

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Rosewater Vs Adelaide Lutheran Reserves at 12:15pm Seniors at 2:15pm Further Info: seniors@rosewaterfc.com.au

Plympton has the home ground but Pembroke Old Scholars appear to have the edge in their clash. The Bulldogs made PHOS Camden work early in their game last week before losing by 57 points. The Kings showed that persistence could go a long way to winning games with a spirited sevenpoint away win against Old Ignatians. Fraser Pinkney, Ben Williams an Eljay Connors led the charge. The Kings should reign again by six goals.

Golden Grove has the bye.

BY GORDON ARMSTRONG

DIVISION 3 ROUND 10 Flinders Park v Mitcham

Flinders Park

Old Ignatians v Athelstone

Hunter Park

Seaton Ramblers v PHOS Camden

Pedlar Reserve

Plympton v Pembroke OS

Plympton Oval

Golden Grove

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NINE NEWS DIVISIOn 4

Chics, Magpies in test of strength

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ilburn and Salisbury will lock horns in one of the matches of the season with the winner a near certainty to win a double chance come finals time.

Last week Kilburn, third, beat Eastern Park in a shootout by 10 points with 40 goals kicked between the pair at Blair Athol Reserve. Adam Clutton, Dylan Tippett and Scott Young (five goals) led the way with good support from Mark McCallum (five goals). Salisbury, second on the ladder, dished out a hiding to Kenilworth by 105 points with Michael Keenihan, Brad Horjus (six goals) and Alex Jolly playing well. Brett Herrmann was handy with four goals. Tough to call but Salisbury just may have the depth by 22 points.

Eastern Park and Hectorville meet at Dwight Reserve with a win important to both for their finals’ hopes. Eastern Park kicked 19.14 but it wasn’t enough against Kilburn’s 21.12 last week with Corey Coad (seven goals), Ben McMullen and Brad Woodward playing well. Hectorville was too good for bottom side Glenunga, cruising in by 43 points away. Owen Giovine,

Paul Wootton and Luke Broadbent were among the stars. The Demons should be too strong by 40-50 points.

North Haven and Westminster Old Scholars is another excellent match up at Largs North Reserve. The Magpies are unbeaten and handling most matches with ease. Last week it jumped out of the blocks quickly to beat Hope Valley by 38 points, the match fairly even after quarter time. Matthew Reed was outstanding with 11 goals and 65 goals for the season.

Anthony Shaw and Mark Rowe also excelled.

The Dragons battled hard but found Pooraka too strong last week with Matthew Newman, Jaran Blethyn (four goals) and Sam Wigg among the best. The Magpies should make it nine on end by 40 points.

Pooraka looks too strong for ninth team Kenilworth at Lindblom Park. Pooraka’s best against the Dragons last week were Michel Baker, Brady Tidswell and Josh Simounds.

Kenilworth was crushed by Salisbury by 105 points with Alex Buckley, Aaron Crolla and

Peter Diamandopoulos leading the way. The Bulls by 50 points.

Glenunga, winless, hosts eight-placed Hope Valley in a must win for both sides. The Rams just can’t hold most sides to low scores, last week kicking 15.3 but conceding 21.14 to Hectorville. Tim Mitchell, Shane Walshe and Mark Roberts played well for the Rams. Hope Valley’s best in its 38-point loss to North Haven were Lee Duggan, Ren Miller and Benjamin Tonkin. Darren Mitchell kicked six goals. A case for either side but the Demons by 20 points.

BY GORDON ARMSTRONG

DIVISION 4 ROUND 10 Kilburn v Salisbury

Blair Athol Reserve

Eastern Park v Hectorville

Dwight Reserve

North Haven v Westminster OS Largs North Reserve Pooraka v Kenilworth

Lindblom Park

Glenunga v Hope Valley

Webb Oval

NINE NEWs DIVISIOn 5

Eagles taking flight E lizabeth has continued its giant-killing run either side of the break, claiming the big scalp of top side Colonel Light Gardens last week after previously beating thirdplaced Rosewater before the bye.

The Eagles have risen sharply from seventh to fifth on the back of those two successes and can now look towards higher rungs on the ladder over the second half of the season.

They receive a visit this week from Pulteney which is still trying to elevate itself from the relegation contest and Rosewater didn’t allow it do so last week, proving too strong at the finish to win by 17 points.

The Lions won’t accept consecutive losses so their attack on the ball should be much stronger on Saturday.

The Dolphins fell out of the top five following their disappointing 16-point loss to Para Hills and cannot afford to lose their finals grip at this point of the season.

Blackfriars OS reclaimed the top mantle with the Lions’ loss and its own testing 15-point victory over bottom side Adelaide Lutheran.

Para Hills will offer a bigger challenge this week so Sam Murphy and Matthew Rivett of the Hounds will need to be ready for a stronger opponent and front accordingly.

However, Elizabeth’s Jordan Stewart and Brayden Abbott fought hard to take the points from the Lions last week and with similar intensity should have the Navy Blues’ measure.

The top three will still be in the sights of Brett Evans and Paul Cree of the Big Reds so they won’t be letting the top side have it all its own way.

CBCOC faces Colonel Light Gardens at just the wrong time.

Rosewater will be another outfit wanting to gain more ladder security.

The Bulldogs handled everything Pulteney threw at it last week but a trip to Greenacres will pose more issues on Saturday.

The Dragons’ slim finals hopes remain after their 144-point demolition of Woodville South and could be troublesome for the visiting Rosewater this week.

Kicking 16 goals against the Cats last week will have Greenacres spearhead James ClarkRantasa yearning for more while Peter Smith (seven goals) will enjoy similar forward entries from teammates as well.

Adelaide Lutheran will see Woodville South as a chance to gain its second win of the season when the two bottom sides meet this week.

DIVISION 5 ROUND 10 Elizabeth v Pulteney

Argana Park

CBCOC v Colonel Light Gardens

East Parklands

Greenacres v Rosewater

Edward Smith Res.

Adelaide Lutheran v Woodville South South Parklands Para Hills v Blackfriars OS

The Paddocks

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CH9AFL Division 6 Hawks, Demons in battle of west

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estern-suburbs neighbours West Croydon and Lockleys face a key match at Fawk Reserve as the second half of the season kicks off.

Last week the fourth-placed West Croydon beat Brahma Lodge by 71 points with Tim Horsman, Floyd Freeman and Jamie Curtis among the best.

Ben Wiles led the scorers with four goals. Lockleys is travelling nicely in second place. Last week it led comfortably at each change to beat Trinity OId Scholars by 59 points away. Best players for the Demons included Simon Ascoli, Tom McDonough and Phillip Rosshirt. Daniel Voyzey kicked five goals. A tough game to weigh up but Lockleys looks to have the edge by 20-30 points.

Mawson Lakes and Fitzroy face another crucial game at Mawson Lakes Oval with hopes for the top five still alive for both sides in eighth and sixth place respectively. Mawson Lakes fell to Central United at home by 61 points last week with Nathan Bruce-Gordon, Andy Carr And Joel Melican among the best. Fitzroy had the bye last week and plays its first game in three weeks. The

DIVISION 1 LADDER Lions look to have the edge but not by much, 18-26 points.

Ingle Farms and Brahma Lodge have plenty to pay for in the fifth versus seventh clash at Rowe Park. Last week Ingle Farm was no match for Smithfield, going down by 57 points. Aaron Pligl, Stefan Raegar and Samuel Naylor led the way for the Bulldogs. Brahma Lodge found West Croydon too strong, crashing by 71 points away. The Tigers’ best were Beau Paterson, Ryan McKee and Shayne Scanlon. The home ground could be the difference here with the Bulldogs fancied by 24 to 38 points.

Northern-based teams Trinity Old Scholars and Central United battle at Trinity College in a third versus bottom encounter. Trinity should be too strong here by 28 to 38 points.

Smithfield has the bye.

DIVISION 6 ROUND 10 West Croydon v Lockleys

Fawk Reserve

Mawson Lakes v Fitzroy

Mawson Lakes Oval

Ingle Farm v Brahma Lodge

Rowe Park

Trinity OS v Central United

Trinity College

Smithfield

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Battle of the Unis

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t will be a ‘battle of the unis’ this week when Adelaide University hosts Flinders University on Saturday.

The Blacks will be primed for the contest following their defeat of top side Houghton Districts, a side they have struggled against over the past few years.

Despite the first half heading for a repeat of previous encounters, Adelaide University came out after the break with a fiercer attack on the ball, running harder through the corridor to beat the Raiders by 19-points.

That confidence can be extended to bottom side the Crabs again at home to raise the likes of Daniel Trezise, Dominic Davis and Fergus Slape to an even higher percentage-boosting win this week.

Flinders University presented stronger last week than it did the week before, pushing Angle Vale, only going down by 17 points.

The Owls will face Houghton Districts this week, ladder leader’s first loss of the year so it will be tough going trying to hang onto fourth spot.

Angle Vale’s Chris Stephens, Ryan Davis and Joel Oxenham will look for more help to match the Raiders.

Gaining the big triumph over Flinders University two weeks ago has turned Mitchell Park’s fortunes around as the Lions are now beginning to gel, producing another commanding performance last week.

After a tight start to their contest against Salisbury West, they took control in the second half with Travis and Jarrad Hyde and Ben Weekley impacting on a 90-point thrashing of the Tigers.

Mitchell Park is a finals’ contender now and its clash at home under lights against St Pauls OS on Saturday will verify their future prospects.

Salisbury West has the bye.

DIVISION 7 ROUND 10

Angle Vale v Houghton Districts Angle Vale Sport Club Mitchell Park v St Pauls OS

Mitchell Park Oval

Adelaide Uni. v Flinders Uni.

University Oval

Salisbury West

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Goodwood Saints Payneham NU Tea Tree Gully Henley Salisbury North Rostrevor OC Port District Sacred Heart OC Adelaide University Portland

P W L D 8 7 1 0 8 7 1 0 8 6 2 0 8 6 2 0 8 4 4 0 8 4 4 0 8 2 6 0 8 2 6 0 8 1 7 0 8 1 7 0

Unley Mercedes Jets Modbury Gaza Prince Alfred OC St Peters OC Scotch OC Broadview SMOSH West Lakes Walkerville Gepps Cross

P W L D F A % Pts 9 8 1 0 977 568 63.24 16 9 8 1 0 1043 627 62.46 16 9 7 1 0 795 464 63.15 14 9 5 4 0 869 667 56.58 10 9 5 4 0 790 745 51.47 10 9 4 5 0 796 713 52.75 8 9 4 5 0 754 771 49.44 8 9 3 6 0 706 996 41.48 6 9 1 8 0 494 1107 30.86 2 9 0 9 0 394 960 29.10 0

Athelstone PHOS Camden Pembroke OS Old Ignatians Golden Grove Flinders Park Plympton Mitcham Seaton Ramblers

P W L D 8 8 0 0 8 7 1 0 8 5 3 0 8 5 3 0 8 4 4 0 8 4 4 0 8 2 6 0 8 1 7 0 8 0 8 0

North Haven Salisbury Kilburn Eastern Park Pooraka Westminster OS Hectorville Hope Valley Kenilworth Glenunga

P W L D F A % Pts 9 9 0 0 1007 555 64.47 18 9 7 2 0 1007 534 65.35 14 9 7 2 0 917 862 51.55 14 9 5 4 0 1016 923 52.40 10 9 5 4 0 816 784 51.00 10 9 5 4 0 720 784 47.87 10 9 3 6 0 652 806 44.72 6 9 2 6 1 859 982 46.66 5 9 1 7 1 636 899 41.43 3 9 0 9 0 661 1162 36.26 0

DIVISION 2 LADDER

DIVISION 3 LADDER

DIVISION 4 LADDER

DIVISION 5 LADDER

F A % Pts 716 471 60.32 14 671 568 54.16 14 873 613 58.75 12 687 500 57.88 12 721 585 55.21 8 738 627 54.07 8 601 696 46.34 4 492 691 41.59 4 606 860 41.34 2 477 971 32.94 2

F A % Pts 747 379 66.34 16 969 429 69.31 14 681 513 57.04 10 667 514 56.48 10 675 592 53.28 8 500 702 41.60 8 552 684 44.66 4 395 944 29.50 2 442 871 33.66 0

P W L D Blackfriars OC 9 8 1 0 Colonel Light Gardens 9 7 2 0 Rosewater 9 6 3 0 Para Hills 9 6 3 0 Elizabeth 9 5 4 0 CBC Old Collegians 9 5 4 0 Greenacres 9 3 6 0 Pulteney 9 2 7 0 Woodville South 9 2 7 0 Adelaide Lutheran 9 1 8 0

F A % Pts 834 491 62.94 16 900 565 61.43 14 717 531 57.45 12 849 705 54.63 12 738 692 51.61 10 705 839 45.66 10 812 768 51.39 6 654 841 43.75 4 583 1087 34.91 4 544 775 41.24 2

Smithfield Lockleys Trinity OS Ingle Farm West Croydon Fitzroy Brahma Lodge Mawson Lakes Central United

P W L D 8 8 0 0 8 6 2 0 8 5 3 0 8 4 4 0 8 4 4 0 8 3 5 0 8 2 6 0 8 2 6 0 8 2 6 0

F A % Pts 922 524 63.76 16 794 460 63.32 12 638 667 48.89 10 724 578 55.61 8 531 581 47.75 8 577 711 44.80 6 590 770 43.38 4 520 725 41.77 4 589 869 40.40 4

Houghton Districts St Pauls OS Adelaide University Angle Vale Mitchell Park Salisbury West Flinders University

P W L D 8 7 1 0 8 7 1 0 9 6 3 0 8 3 5 0 8 3 5 0 9 3 6 0 8 0 8 0

F A % Pts 882 438 66.82 14 640 508 55.75 14 753 505 59.86 12 698 652 51.70 6 736 690 51.61 6 772 787 49.52 6 292 1093 19.66 0

DIVISION 6 LADDER

DIVISION 7 LADDER

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HaRdy BRotHeRs JewelleRs 11.37 1200m 7.50 4.80 3.00 31.00 9.00 13.00 9.00 5.50 6.00 51.00 31.00 31.00 31.00 15.00

CaRlton Mid Plate 12.12 1400m

(Apprentices can claim) Class 6 SW $65,000 s7028 Bymonashee w (14) S Payne (a2) 59 5480s Scarborough twh (9) J Lloyd 59 s2581 Written Above All dw (8) D Browne 59 350s2 L’entrecote w (3) G Colless 57.5 38911 Kalandula tcwhn (7) Ms B Grylls (a2) 57 372s7 Arctic tw (10) C Whiteley 56 4s052 Kazoom d (1) T Angland 56 70563 Ellawisdom dw (4) Ms E Ljung (a3) 55.5 443s0 Zuccherina dw (5) R Wiggins 55.5 63109 Elusive Catch dw (6) Z Purton 55 00s9s Ranked dh (12) B Wallace 54.5 2120s Solo Saga tdw (2) Ms T Harrison 54.5 611 Three Rondavels dh (13) 54.5 15s10 Athena Fire c (11) T Bell 54 KALANDuLA, Zuccherina, Elusive Catch

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Race 7 4 CaTkins

(Apprentices can claim) 3yo $65,000 1310s Youwaitandsee db (14) Ms B Grylls (a2) 59 111s9 Cantbuybetter td (5) M Zahra 58.5 37s12 She’s Miss Devine d (11) R Wiggins 58.5 1s30s Top Tone w (6) S Payne (a2) 57.5 179s1 Night Rituals w (4) T Bell 57 s6s61 Elite Dubleo w (9) J Taylor 56 22611 Try ‘n’ Catch Me d (7) Ms R Ride (a3) 55.5 s0243 Outback Saga db (2) D Griffin 55 24121 Saint Hugo dwh (13) Z Purton 55 340s7 Freezethemillions wb (1) J Lloyd 54.5 11184 Round Mountain Gal cdwh (10) S Galloway 54.5 s2720 Feels Like Home (8) J Byrne 54 23s41 Jesse Canyon d (12) R Mc Mahon 54 7s123 Spanish Saga cdb (3) T Clark 54 TOp TONE, Outback Saga, Cantbuybetter

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21.00 31.00 4.60 7.50 5.00 51.00 3.00 51.00 31.00 3.50 51.00 51.00 6.50 21.00

150 yeaRs of tatteRsall’s stks 12.47 1400m

(Apprentices cannot claim) 2yo Listed SW $100,000 1 57s23 Wicked Investment b (13) B Pengelly 57 13.00 2 7s310 Olja t (12) R Mc Mahon 57 21.00 3 76s1 Shotacross The Bow (3) J Bowman 57 11.00 4 94303 Trincanto (9) L Tarrant (a) 57 51.00 5 22 Falloch h (2) Z Purton 57 6.00 6 6s4 Lieder b (15) SCRATCHED 7 5 The umbrella Man b (1) T Bell 57 16.00 8 2321 Lady No More (6) M Hellyer 55 5.00 9 2s204 Star Of Night bh (7) P Hammersley 55 26.00 10 22 Harlem River (5) T Berry 55 2.50 11 s3512 Sugar Hit (8) J Lloyd 55 8.00 12 22s4 A Real Heartbreaka b (4) R Wiggins 55 9.00 13 35 positive Charge (14) K Mc Evoy 55 26.00 14 6s1 Maternal w (10) SCRATCHED 15 27 Nilette h (11) M Cahill 55 51.00 HARLEM RIvER, Lady No More, A Real Heartbreaka

Race 8 5 DanCEs On sTaRs

one to watCH Race 5 1 ThE OFFER

taB guide Daily Double 7, 8 Treble 6, 7, 8 First Four All Races Double Trio (T2) 7, 8

Extra Double 3, 4 Quadrella 5, 6, 7, 8 Fixed Odds All Races

tRaCk/Rail/weatHeR Rail is in the true position for the entire circuit.

Track heavy (8). Weather showers.

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(Apprentices cannot claim) 3yo Listed SW+P $125,000 s7302 Bachman w (8) M Cahill 58 3.80 71693 Rhodin Drive twh (7) J Byrne 56 21.00 62810 Rising Luck tw (2) R Mc Mahon 56 11.00 52131 Sambuca Shot w (16) T Bell 56 51.00 53416 Grappa Brandy ch (11) R Wiggins 56 4.60 3s051 Spur Le Jouer (6) T Berry 56 21.00 s1515 Old Habits w (12) T Angland 56 7.50 s3143 Right Or Wrong wb (9) D Browne 56 7.00 50411 Court’s Star wh (14) J Bowman 56 31.00 05112 La Spiaggia wbh (1) J Lloyd 56 11.00 88326 Rogali (10) D Griffin 56 51.00 16064 No Tricks (3) B Avdulla 54.5 6.50 s4248 Yulong Baby w (5) Ms T Harrison 54 6.50 34s19 Dansolei t (15) K Mc Evoy 54 9.00 EMERGENCIES 19402 Lucoblu (4) L Tarrant (a) 56 31.00 9021 Godzone Girl h (13) S Galloway 54 51.00 GRAppA BRANDY, No Tricks, Sambuca Shot

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dayBReak loveR 1.27 1800m

stHBank ins. BRokeRs Quality 2.07 1800m

(Apprentices cannot claim) Quality Listed $100,000 5960s The Offer w (9) T Berry 61 40831 Jetset Lad dw (6) C Whiteley 56.5 05243 Epic w (5) L Tarrant (a) 55.5 s2907 Addictive Habit w (3) M Cahill 55 61233 Darci Be Good w (10) Z Purton 55 86524 Lucky Lago w (2) K Mc Evoy 54 69875 Grayson Square t (1) P Hammersley 54 73134 Trakstar dw (12) J Byrne 54 15492 Tornado Miss w (8) T Bell 54 63706 Any Day Will Do w (4) J Lloyd 54 s4042 Made To Order dw (11) T Clark 54 s4832 Lady Belladonna ch (7) S Galloway 54 THE OFFER, Darci Be Good, Lucky Lago

2.80 5.00 8.00 17.00 4.20 7.00 11.00 11.00 13.00 17.00 51.00 31.00

legend T – Won at track; C – Won at this distance on this course; D – Won at this distance on another course; W – Won in slow or heavy going; B – Beaten favourite at last start; H – Trained on track; N – Won at night; S – Spell of three months; F – Fell This publication takes all care in compiling the UBET details but cannot accept any responsibility for any errors. Readers are urged to check UBET information with the official lists before placing their bets.

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CaRlton dRaugHt tatt’s CuP 2.47 2400m

(Apprentices cannot claim) Quality Group 3 $200,000 01933 Epingle tdw (2) J Bowman 59 21002 Banca Mo dwn (6) M Cahill 58.5 20028 Escado w (3) B Melham 56.5 17721 Faust w (9) Z Purton 56.5 34258 Shoreham w (12) B Avdulla 55.5 53097 Surpass dw (4) T Bell 55.5 s0031 Zoomania wn (10) J Byrne 54 41170 Major Major dwn (11) K Mc Evoy 54 40051 pop ‘n’ Scotch t (7) J Lloyd 54 62196 Monaco Doll wh (8) T Berry 54 49362 Holly Holy w (1) L Tarrant (a) 54 5s875 Bachelor Zeel w (5) J Taylor 54 SuRpASS, Banca Mo, Major Major

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tatt’s CluB tiaRa 3.27 1400m

(Apprentices cannot claim) F&m Group 1 WFA $500,000 s1861 Srikandi tw (20) K Mc Evoy 57 17111 Hazard dw (14) B Melham 57 19186 Diademe dw (13) 57 12122 Catkins dwb (3) J Bowman 57 70s41 Real Surreal t (16) M Cahill 57 30182 Avoid Lightning wb (1) T Clark 57 84012 Solicit dw (7) T Angland 57 16004 Thump dwn (9) G Colless 57 4s200 Estonian princess dw (2) P Hammersley 57 31600 politeness w (5) 57 s4733 Bound For Earth wh (8) T Bell 57 05s54 Rose Of Choice d (15) D Browne 57 05498 peron tdw (18) B Avdulla 57 0s121 Dublin Lass wn (19) 57 40697 peggy Jean dwb (17) Z Purton 55.5 6s110 Lumosty dwb (10) M Zahra 55.5 EMERGENCIES 190s0 Tarloshan dw (11) L Tarrant (a) 57 11211 Najoom dw (12) T Berry 55.5 s8305 Jazz Song n (4) J Byrne 57 s1591 vergara dw (6) SCRATCHED CATKINS, Avoid Lightning, Srikandi

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4.60 17.00 26.00 4.00 11.00 6.00 21.00 31.00 51.00 51.00 31.00 31.00 31.00 13.00 31.00 5.50 31.00 4.00 51.00

tatt’s 150tH anniv. stakes 4.02 1200m

(Apprentices cannot claim) Quality Group 3 $175,000 Excellantes dw (10) M Cahill 58.5 6.50 Target In Sight dw (3) Z Purton 58.5 5.50 Dothraki cdw (11) D Browne 58 13.00 Rocket To Glory cdw (12) Ms T Harrison 58 16.00 5 s8356 Dances On Stars tw (13) B Avdulla 57 31.00 6 330s7 Territory dw (1) T Angland 57 26.00 7 50041 Whittington t (15) R Mc Mahon 56 6.00 8 29s13 Into The Red dw (4) R Wiggins 55.5 4.80 9 186s0 Barbed d (14) SCRATCHED 10 98s34 Office Bearer dwn (2) K Mc Evoy 54.5 6.50 11 33s08 Time To plunder dw (8) J Lloyd 54 51.00 12 00s00 Enquare dw (7) D Griffin 54 31.00 13 3s978 Final Crescendo tdh (5) P Hammersley 54 51.00 14 1s122 Kaepernick dwb (9) T Berry 54 3.00 15 240s1 Lesley’s Choice h (6) 54 16.00 16 31627 Star Lady tcwbh (16) J Taylor 54 51.00 DANCES ON STARS, Target In Sight, Rocket To Glory 1 2 3 4

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Best Bet

HOLLYWOOD’S

speCials taB guide daily double 8, 9 treble 7, 8, 9 First Four All Races

extra double 4, 5 Quadrella 6, 7, 8, 9 Fixed odds All Races

tRaCK/Rail/weatheR Rail is out 5m for the entire circuit.

Track soft (5). Weather overcast.

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FRiends OF epwORth hCp 11.45 1600m

(Apprentices can claim) 3yo & up F&m Benchmark 90 $80,000 s0504 Flying Hostess d (2) J Mc Neil (a2) 58 8.00 2s662 Coronation Shallan twn (3) P Moloney (a1.5) 57 3.50 1145s Hula Lua tdn (1) J Bayliss (a3) 56.5 6.00 290s6 Every Faith cd (10) D Dunn 55.5 8.00 120s6 No Excuses Bec n (4) Ms K Mallyon (a1.5) 55.5 13.00 17521 Noela’s Choice cw (8) Ms R Bayliss (a2) 55 3.00 s1256 Melaleuca dw (6) Ms J Payne (a3) 54 11.00 3s745 First Bloom tdwn (9) H Coffey (a1.5) 54 15.00 8s283 Takeover w (5) D Gauci 54 17.00 60020 Prie Dieu dw (7) M Dee (a2) 54 26.00 NoELa’S CHoiCE, Takeover, Coronation Shallan

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silveR thOMas hanley hCp 12.20 1200m

1 4s2 2 3 40s3 4 5 6 7 46s5 8 6 9 1 10 6 11 52s5

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Race 6 7 onpicalo

(Apprentices cannot claim) 2yo $80,000 Mawahibb (10) D Dunn 59 4.00 alabama Charge (1) C Newitt 58.5 9.00 Demonstrate (11) P Moloney (a) 58.5 9.00 Limbo Star (3) S Arnold 58.5 9.00 Penrhos (7) B Rawiller 58.5 9.00 Portion Control (4) M Walker 58.5 9.00 Jacqueric (6) N Callow 58 15.00 Field of Fire (8) D Thornton (a) 57.5 26.00 Parmalove (9) D Yendall 57.5 5.00 Siding Spring (5) Ms K Mallyon (a) 57.5 17.00 Trinity River (2) L Nolen 56.5 5.00 MawaHiBB, Penrhos, Trinity River

Kane COnstRuCtiOns hCp 12.55 1200m

(Apprentices can claim) 3yo Fillies $80,000 1 0s011 our Harmony dw (8) B Stockdale (a3) 60 2 71261 Faction d (6) R Maloney 59 3 137s3 Herstory d (3) R Bayliss (a2) 57.5 4 112 Lirabird dw (15) D Adam 57 5 25813 Chiavari dwn (13) H Coffey (a1.5) 56 6 531s Propelled t (4) Ms K Mallyon (a1.5) 56 7 12s Snitzel Blitz dwb (14) C Newitt 55 8 124 Testability db (5) M Dee (a2) 55 9 745s5 Birds of Tokyo w (12) D Dunn 54.5 10 s1326 Cataleya w (1) Ms J Payne (a3) 54.5 11 00s64 white House Lady w (9) J Bayliss (a3) 54 12 32216 all australian Gal wn (2) J Mc Neil (a2) 54 EMERGENCiES 13 s2710 Shakespearean Lass bn (10) P Moloney (a1.5) 54 14 74s31 Cash appraisal dn (11) G Boss 54 15 6s21s arabian Beauty d (7) 54 LiRaBiRD, Snitzel Blitz, our Harmony

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Race 4 9 lyRical son

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Race 8 3 commanding time

deviCe teChnOlOgies hCp 1.35 1200m

(Apprentices can claim) 3yo $80,000 1 22053 Boomwaa cb (7) J Bayliss (a3) 60 3.50 2 21119 oncebittentwiceshy w (10) B Stockdale (a3) 55 15.00 3 s0381 Gloop cw (4) Ms J Beriman (a1.5) 54.5 11.00 4 13120 Kansas Sunflower d (6) D Dunn 54 11.00 5 s8s42 Raposo (3) 54 6.00 6 1s370 Sang Choi Bao d (12) C Newitt 54 15.00 7 2s1 King’s Command w (9) 54 11.00 8 631 Leti Sine dw (13) J Mc Neil (a2) 54 8.00 9 3221s Lyrical Son (8) D Yendall 54 21.00 10 1 Valderrama d (1) M Dee (a2) 54 6.00 11 33193 all Sewn Up w (11) P Moloney (a1.5) 54 17.00 12 5s213 Canelo w (5) Dean Holland 54 13.00 EMERGENCY 13 383 Bullywolfe (2) J Mc Neil (a2) 54 21.00 LYRiCaL SoN, King’s Command, Valderrama

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(Apprentices can claim) 3yo & up F&m Benchmark 90 $80,000 s4235 Minaj tcdn (14) M Dee (a2) 60 5.50 7s771 Flash of Doubt tdwn (8) J Mc Neil (a2) 59 13.00 11552 Pathways tcdwn (6) B Stockdale (a3) 57.5 5.00 10s10 it’s Poets Day dw (5) Ms J Payne (a3) 56.5 13.00 422s1 Jennyfromtheblock dw (15) SCRaTCHED 22134 aware w (12) C Newitt 54 13.00 55419 Costamony dw (9) Dean Holland 54 21.00 2s121 Cresta Condor dw (16) P Moloney (a1.5) 54 11.00 6s183 Down The Hatch cdwn (3) Ms K Mallyon (a1.5) 54 8.00 03166 oh So assertive db (11) D Yendall 54 13.00 s42s1 Pilly’s wish cwn (2) D Dunn 54 8.00 3s615 wild Rain cw (7) G Boss 54 8.00 EMERGENCiES 26255 Unique Storm dw (4) Ms J Beriman (a1.5) 54 26.00 20s10 Contradictions dw (10) D Gauci 54 31.00 44071 She’s Ellie cdwn (13) C J Parish 54 21.00 9s585 Polish Pearl w (1) SCRaTCHED PaTHwaYS, wild Rain, Cresta Condor

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pantRy paCKeR handiCap 2.15 1000m

tRavis haRRisOn Cup 2.55 1600m

4500s 3s431 33s23 37s00

5 s7445 6 6s059 7 74s93 8 07s09 9 061s0 10 3s211 11 s0339

(Apprentices can claim) Open $80,000 Travolta dw (2) B Stockdale (a3) 58.5 Metaphorical tcwn (9) L Nolen 57 alcohol cdn (4) D Dunn 56 Lake Sententia tdwn (1) D Yendall 55 Tristram’s Sun dwn (3) J Bayliss (a3) 55 Text’n Hurley tcdwn (10) G Boss 54 onpicalo dwb (6) P Moloney (a1.5) 54 Lightenuff tdw (7) Ms J Beriman (a1.5) 54 Diamonds at Noon dw (8) Dean Holland 54 King’s Dance dwn (5) M Dee (a2) 54 Sadaqa dwb (11) D Thornton (a1.5) 54 oNPiCaLo, King’s Dance, Sadaqa

11.00 3.50 8.00 16.00 8.00 8.00 5.50 26.00 21.00 4.60 11.00

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BROOKField Multiplex hCp 3.35 2040m

(Apprentices can claim) Benchmark 78 $40,000 Gold Medals tcwb (4) M Dee (a2) 59 Goldoni dw (7) J Mc Neil (a2) 59 Doctor Care w (5) H Coffey (a1.5) 58 word of Mouth dwb (1) P Moloney (a1.5) 58 81531 airalign wn (13) G Boss 57.5 06721 artistic Lass dw (14) J Childs (a2) 56.5 00s70 Master’s Degree tdn (9) Ms J Beriman (a1.5) 56.5 59829 Rodway cn (15) L Nolen 56.5 s6006 Royal Mephisto cdn (2) B Stockdale (a3) 56.5 54s01 Black Tomahawk w (8) J Noonan 56 s7906 Shikarpour (10) D Thornton (a1.5) 56 s0777 Lannister dwn (3) R Bayliss (a2) 55.5 EMERGENCiES 4s142 Fracking wb (12) D Dunn 55 90512 Diamond Duke dw (6) C Newitt 54 8s689 Lacey’s Revenge dw (11) 54 GoLD MEDaLS, airalign, Black Tomahawk 57742 0s063 21371 48552

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health sCienCe planning hCp 4.10 2040m

(Apprentices can claim) Open $80,000 1 0s080 Gris Caro d (5) M Dee (a2) 60 2 31241 Digitalism tcw (3) P Moloney (a1.5) 55.5 3 9s656 Commanding Time cdw (1) L Nolen 55 4 52740 Verdant tdwn (11) 54.5 5 2s007 westsouthwest dw (4) D Dunn 54 6 167s8 Spinderbella cdwn (13) G Boss 54 7 19091 amaverde w (8) J Childs (a2) 54 8 11091 Special Miss cdwn (10) J Bayliss (a3) 54 9 03006 ava’s Delight tw (7) H Coffey (a1.5) 54 10 00008 Strike The Stars (2) D Yendall 54 11 s7086 London Stripe tdn (12) C Newitt 54 12 52122 Falago wbn (9) J Mc Neil (a2) 54 EMERGENCY 13 63054 Use The Lot tdwn (6) Ms J Beriman (a1.5) 54 CoMMaNDiNG TiME, Digitalism, Falago

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spORting glOBe Best BaR hCp 4.45 1200m

(Apprentices can claim) Open $80,000 1 3330s Desert Jeuney w (7) D Dunn 60 2 s700s Streets away tdw (2) H Coffey (a1.5) 60 3 6s520 Le Bonsir cdn (16) M Dee (a2) 58 4 2103s Boristar dw (14) S Arnold 57.5 5 61605 Daytona Grey cdwn (15) P Moloney (a1.5) 56.5 6 7s970 Henwood cw (11) G Boss 56.5 7 7265s Solsay tcdwn (9) Ms J Beriman (a1.5) 56 8 6s054 Nearest To Pin dw (13) L Nolen 55.5 9 56s61 our Nkwazi tcdw (8) D Adam 55.5 10 310s0 Sea Lord cdwn (12) J Bayliss (a3) 55.5 11 71113 Heart of a Lion dw (1) C Newitt 54 12 000s8 Le Remas dw (6) Ms C Puls 54 EMERGENCiES 13 70s24 Morant dw (10) Ms J Beriman (a1.5) 54 14 s6s82 Society Man (4) D Yendall 54 15 9600s Hannaford w (5) B Stockdale (a3) 54 16 5s422 Rock ‘n’ Gold dn (3) 54 HEaRT oF a LioN, Henwood, our Nkwazi

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Trainer Chris Waller’s six year-old mare will get possibly her last chance on Saturday in the Group One Tatt’s Tiara (1400m) on the Gold Coast.

It is looming as the last race start for the five-time Group Oneplaced star before heading out to breed future champions.

Waller will be tracking the Royal Ascot preparations in England over the weekend but will have a keen eye on the last Group One race of the season in Queensland on Saturday.

Catkins found the front early but was overran by Goldophin’s Hazard in the Group Two Dane Ripper Stakes at Doomben last start.

She will again have to contend with the Flying Spur five year-old, who was destined for retirement after winning the Group Three Proud Miss Stakes in Adelaide in May but co-trainer Lee Freedman encouraged the owner to go to the Queensland Winter Carnival.

The Tiara field is headed by Stradbroke winner Srikandi, boom filly Najoom (if she gains a start)

from the Gai-Waterhouse stable and Real Surreal who returned to form last week winning the Listed Gai Waterhouse Classic at Ipswich under new trainer Kelso Wood.

Srikandi, also a daughter of Dubawi, will return to mares’ grade in the Tatt’s Tiara after beating Boban and Generalife to claim her maiden win at the top level in the Stradbroke.

She has a perfect record from two outings on the Gold Coast circuit and the prospect of a soft track will help her chances.

Brilliant filly Najoom has overcome a minor leg injury and is flying on the tracks. Following an impressive barrier trial win over 1000m at the Gold Coast on 9 June and subsequent flashy trackwork putting her back on track for the Tiara.

With the forecast of wet weather, Avoid Lightning also comes into contention while Robert Smerdon’s Lumosty cannot be forgotten despite a poor Stradbroke run. Last start Listed Bright Shadow Quality winner Dublin Lass, trained by Peter and Paul Snowden, and Gerald Ryan’s Solicit must be given serious consideration as well.

IT’s a joke AN ANDREW BOGUT LOOK-A-LIKE STARTED AT A new school, his teacher said “you should play basketball” he responded “you should play mini golf” GOLFER: “Do you think I can get there with a 5-iron?”

CADDY: “Eventually.”

GOLFER: “I’ve played so poorly today; I think I’m going to

drown myself in the lake.”

CADDY: “I doubt you could keep your head down that long.”

GOLFER: “I’d move heaven and earth to break 100 on

this course.”

CADDY: “Try heaven as you’ve already moved most of

the earth.”

ONE POINT WARM-UPS 1. How long was Ryan Crowley’s suspension for failing a doping test?

2. Where was State-of-Origin game two played?

3. Did Chris Judd play more games at Carlton or West Coast?

4. Which Australian player suffered a broken jaw after an on-field collision in a cricket match in England?

5. Did Jack Riewoldt ever play in the same Richmond team as Matthew Richardson?

TWO POINT PONDERS 6. What was Tim Cahill’s first club in England?

7. Which West Indian made a pair on debut against Australia in Kingston?

8. Which former AFL player has been named in the Wallabies squad for the first time?

9. Who is hosting this weekend’s ANZ Championship grand final?

10. How many times has Kelly Slater been surfing world champion?

THREE POINT PLAYS 11. Which two West Indian greats have ends named in their honour at Sabina Park, Kingston?

12. What sport does Pan Kokkinakis play?

13. Which NBA team lost a record 26 consecutive games in the 2010-11 season?

14. In which country is Test cricket played at the Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium?

15. Minnows Faeroe Islands last week stunned which country with a 2-1 win in a European Qualifier?

FOUR POINT BONUS 16. Which team was bottom of the AFL ladder after round 1 this year?

17. What is unusual about NBA finals rivals LeBron James and Stephen Curry?

18. Besides Steve Smith, name the other two Australians dismissed for 199 in Test cricket (both have come in the last 20 years).

19. Who did Chris Judd barrack for as a child?

FIVE POINT EXTRA 20. Who recently became the slowest batsman in Test history to reach 1000 runs, taking 104 Test matches?

JUDGMENT DAY. 0-10 POINTS You are a sporting dunce. 11-20 A lot more work needed. 21-30 A strong showing. 31-40 A real bright spark.

41-45 Bordering on genius. 46 OR MORE You are a sporting guru.

ONE-POINTERS: 1 - 12 months. 2 - MCG. 3 - Carlton. 4 - Moises Henriques. 5 - Yes, for three seasons. TWO-POINTERS: 6 - Millwall. 7 Rajendra Chandrika. 8 - Karmichael Hunt. 9 - Queensland Firebirds. 10 - Eleven. THREE-POINTERS: 11 - Michael Holding and Courtney Walsh. 12 - Football for South Adelaide. 13 - Cleveland Cavaliers. 14 - Bangladesh.

15 - Greece. FOUR-POINTERS: 16 - North Melbourne. 17 - They were both born in the same city - Akron, Ohio. 18 - Steve Waugh and Matthew Elliott. 19 - Melbourne. FIVE-POINTER: 20 - Jimmy Anderson

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