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Shearing
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From Left:
Prime Minister Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern (Presenter), Rowland Smith, Nathan Stratford, Leon Samuels, John Kirkpatrick, David Buick, Gavin Mutch. James Macpherson (Presenter)
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Shearing
Novice
From Left:
Robert Larsen (Presenter), Ryka Swann, Michael Buick, Lachie Crafar, Chief Whakaue, Connor McIntyre, Josh Devane.
Junior
From Left:
Dean Williamson (Presenter), Ellis Rees, Sam Jones, Destiny Paikea, Adam Gordon, James Wilson, Kyle Rhodes.
Intermediate
From Left:
Jane Stagg (Presenter), Cullum Pritchard, Brayden Cli ord, Corey Barrowcli e, Aled Llyr Evans, Manahi Fox, Mathew Hunt.
Senior
From Left:
Alicia Cameron (Presenter), Brandon Maguire-Ratima, Reuben Alabaster, Gethin Lewis, Ruka Braddick, Paul Swann, Ross Thomson.
2020 CHAMPIONS
Shearing
Life Members Novice Students Challenge
From Left:
Murray Tomlin (Presenter), Pukemiro Station, Rathkeale College, Smedley Station, Waipaoa Station, Iona College.
Women’s Shearing
From Left:
Cushla Abraham (Presenter), Sarah Higgins, Pagan Karauria, Catherine Mullooly, Emily Welch, Laura Bradley, Emily Te Kapa.
ABRAHAM shearing
Tui Encouragement Invitation
From Left:
Sam Saunders (Presenter), Marshall Guy, David Gordon, Darren Alexander, Tegwyn Bradley, DJ Crawford, Dean Herlihy.
Maori/Pakeha Teams
From Left:
Sonya Rimene (Presenter), Alex Smith & Matene Mason, Conan Te Kene & Liam Jensen, Tristan Mackay & Ricci Stevens.
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Evergreens
Grade I
From Left:
John Myszcyszyn (Presenter), Dave Brooker, Russell Knight, Nuki Gordon, David Hodge, Bruce Pankhurst, Steven Cooper.
Grade II
From Left:
John Myszcyszyn (Presenter), Peter McCabe, John Hand, Richard Pearson, Phillip Woodward, Alan Scho eld (Sam Saunders received on behalf of), Willy Buick.
Grade III
From Left:
John Myszcyszyn (Presenter), Hugh McCarrol, Je Crengle, Ian Stewart, Allan Bridson, Sid Tatana, Ian Harrison.
Wool Handling
From Left:
John Myszcyszyn (Presenter), Rose Puha, Waina Peneha, Rangi Roycroft, Dayna Te Aho, Aroha Garvin (Absent), Yvonne Abraham.
2020 CHAMPIONS
Blades
National Circuit
Trans-Tasman
From Left:
Shane Meehan (Presenter), Allan Old eld, Isaac Duckmanton, Peter Casserley, Phil Old eld, Katie Reid, Allan Grant.
From Left:
Ian Hopkirk & James Williams (Presenters), Angus Moore, Nathan Stratford, Troy Pyper, Brett Roberts, Aaron Haynes, Paerata Abraham, Phil Svensek (Presenter).
Shearing
From Left:
Lance Waddell (Presenter), NZ – Dave Brooker (Manager), Troy Pyper, Paerata Abraham, Nathan Stratford, AUST – Nathan Meaney, Daniel McIntyre, Damien Boyle, Peter Wing eld (Manager).
Wool Handling
From Left:
Scott Parker (Presenter), NZ – Dave Brooker (Manager), Pagan Karauria, Sheree Alabaster, AUST – Aroha Garvin, Rachael Hutchinson, Peter Wing eld (Manager).
Wool Handling
Open
From Left:
Emma Mason (Presenter), Joel Henare, Pagan Karauria, Sheree Alabaster, Candy Hiri.
Senior
From Left:
Tiraumaera Te Tau (Presenter), Amber Poihipi, Jasmin Tipoki, Muriwai Paul, Lashara Anderson.
Junior
From Left:
Liz Pennington (Presenter), Te Anna Phillips, Jess Stewart, Heaven Little, Conan Gray-Harman.
Novice
From Left:
Tuma Mullins (Presenter), Laura Bradley, Robyn Krause, Grace Teate, Shontaye Walker.
2020 CHAMPIONS
NIWC
Young Farmers Wool Handling
From Left:
Nigel Shorter (Presenter), Keryn Herbert, Sheree Alabaster, Ngaio Hanson, Emaraina Braddick.
Te Papa Partnership
Blue Ribbon
From Left:
Joanne Holter (Presenter), Jimmy Samuels, Ethan Pankhurst, David Gordon, Hemi Braddick, Sarah Higgins, Floyd Neil.
Teams
From Left:
Joanne Holter (Presenter), Tasman, East Coast, South Waikato.
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Wool Pressing
Pairs
From Left:
John Campbell (Presenter), Vinnie & Jeremy Goodger, Joseph & Adam Gordon.
Men’s
From Left:
John Campbell (Presenter), Vinnie Goodger, Ricci Stevens.
Women’s
From Left:
John Campbell (Presenter), Emily Te Kapa, Koko Namana.
Woolshed getting too stuffy? Need some fresh air?
We’ve got plenty. 942 hectares to be precise. Come and relax in nature with me and my friends. Enjoy forest walks, daily Ranger talks, tuna (eel) and kākā feedings, treats from our café and so much more.
Golden Shears Special
Show us your Golden Shears ticket between 4th - 6th March 2021.
On paid entry into the Reserve you’ll get a
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2020 CHAMPIONS
Quality Awards
Shearing
From Left: Blair Shortall (Presenter), JUNIOR – Adam Gordon, INTERMEDIATE – Joseph Gordon, SENIOR – Isaac Duckmanton, OPEN – Rowland Smith.
Wool Handling
From Left:
Ngahiwi Tomoana (Presenter), JUNIOR – Awhina Edwards, SENIOR – Sunny Te Whare, OPEN – Emaraina Braddick.
Women Shearing
From Left:
Fiona Gower (Presenter), Simon Goss receiving on behalf of Renee Biggs.
Triathlon
From Left:
Mark Barrowcli e (Presenter), Vinnie Goodger.
SHARING THE LOVE FOR THE GOLDEN SHEARS.
AS A MUTUAL WE ARE ALL ABOUT SHARING.
We do so by supporting rural communities and events nationwide, which is why we’re excited to support Golden Shears 2021. And being New Zealand’s leading rural insurer means we know a bit about shearing too. If that sounds like the kind of insurer you’d like to have looking after you, ask around about us. Or better still, call us directly on 0800 366 466. Pictured: Newhaven Farm - Phil Cleland Shearing Photographer: Rachel Wybrow
A CLIENT’S PASSION FOR NEW ZEALAND WOOL.
Jane Smith has a passion for Perendale sheep. Having grown up on her parents’ sheep farm in North Otago she now runs a 9,000-stock unit operation called Newhaven Perendales with her husband, Blair. The Smiths’ three children are also the 5th generation to live on the North Otago-based farm. Jane is particularly proud of the Perendale fleece and is an advocate for the many benefits of New Zealand wool, including the fire safety attributes wool has over its synthetic counterparts. “Wool is energy efficient as it’s produced from renewable and natural resources—sheep need to be shorn, and it’s biodegradable. Also, wool is a 100% New Zealand made product. This is something that we value and need to make sure that today’s savvy global consumer does as well,” says Jane. To read more head to fmg.co.nz/perendales
