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Three Ashburton businesses have been stung for breaching liquor licensing laws following concerns over the sale of alcohol, intoxication levels, violence, and inappropriate behaviour. Arcadia nightclub, Countdown Ashburton, and the Hinds Wayside Inn have all had liquor licences and managers’ licences suspended following hearings before the Alcohol Regulatory and Licensing Authority (ARLA). The case against Arcadia, and its owner Paul Millichamp, followed several incidents at the end of last year and the beginning of this year.

According to the ARLA decision, published on its website, police wrote to Mr Millichamp on November 7 last year to express concern over a perceived increase in the number of intoxicated patrons frequenting the bar. On December 27 the nightclub hosted a function at which a partially clothed female and a naked male were photographed on a stage at the premises. The images were subsequently posted on social media. On January 31 2015 an assault took place inside the nightclub, which resulted in the victim being knocked unconscious. A week later three intoxicated people were sold alcohol.

However the decision also noted that significant steps had been taken towards improving behaviour at the business. Mr Millichamp told the Guardian yesterday that he now had better procedures in place, and behaviour had improved substantially. “We knew that things had to change,” he said. All door staff were now qualified and steps were taken to ensure procedures were more “professional”, he said.

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Sandilands goes topless on live TV Live television can be unpredictable, especially when the interviewee is Kyle Sandilands. In what can only be described as an awkward few minutes on The Seven Network’s The Morning Show yesterday, Sandilands took his shirt off after conversation moved to his weight. “Australia, this is what a real man looks like,” he declared while slapping his belly - to the shock of hosts Larry Emder and Kylie Gillies and his radio partner Jackie “O” Henderson. “Look Australia, I’ve been fat-shamed all over the newspapers and magazines, here it is, right, it’s fat,” he said. “I think I’m going to have to do something about the weight. I’ve got the high blood pressure, I’ve got the sleep apnea, I’m a mess. I don’t know, I’d like to live a bit longer...” He eventually put his clothes back on and sat down.

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Kiwi invention could cut road toll A New Zealand invention designed to help reduce the winter road toll could be rolled out across the world, after successful trials in the South Island. Solar Bright’s worldfirst icy road warning system, which uses solar-powered markers that flash blue when conditions are icy to warn motorists to slow down and drive with caution, are fast picking up interest from international governments. It follows a trial period in the South Island which saw 800 of the markers installed on State Highway 1 and SH8 around Dunedin and Central Otago. After installing the markers, 82 per cent of traffic slowed down when they were flashing, Solar Bright managing director Nicola Martin said. Questionnaire respondents said they supported the markers and wanted to see more blue markers in ice prone areas, she said. The markers are described as a “world-leading development”, and are attracting interest from all over the world. Solar Bright already holds patents and trademarks for the blue markers in 96 countries.

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The Elvis Presley “Forever” stamp will soon be on sale in the US. Priscilla Presley, ex-wife of the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, joined Postmaster General Megan Brennan at a dedication ceremony outside Graceland, Presley’s longtime home in Memphis. The stamp, a black-and-white image of the young Elvis accompanied by Presley’s signature in gold ink, is part of the US Postal Service’s Music Icons series. Presley was born in Tupelo on January 8, 1935, and moved to Memphis with his parents at age 13. He was 42 when he died on August 16, 1977, in Memphis.

New Zealand margarine is safe to eat, a heart disease expert says in response to research published in Britain that raises fears about trans-fats. Professor Rod Jackson, of Auckland University, says the claim that butter is fine but too much margarine could kill “is completely incorrect in the New Zealand context”. “Margarine in New Zealand is virtually free of trans fatty acids identified as harmful in the paper published yesterday in the British Medical Journal (BMJ). “Moreover the type of study included in the BMJ paper is seriously flawed and is unlikely to show the real association between saturated fats – like butter – and coronary disease. “Butter consumption has declined by over half in New Zealand in the last 40 years while margarine consumption has gone from zero in 1972 to consumption levels similar to butter. “During this period heart attack deaths have fallen by 90 per cent in New Zealand and life expectancy has been increasing by more than four hours a day.

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‘More dangerous than Bosnia’ New Zealand is a more dangerous place to be than Bosnia/Herzegovina, Panama and even Bangladesh. This is according to a new study conducted by ValuePenguin, a New York firm, which has found New Zealand to be the 41st safest country in the world. Seven “data points” – life expectancy, assaults, thefts, traffic deaths, police to population ratio, carbon dioxide emissions and population – from 107 countries were compared for the study. “These seven were chosen because they were the most available for as many countries as we could fairly include in the study,” report authors said. “We believe that a country that is open and up-to-date with its data is more likely to be safe than a country that isn’t.” Switzerland was the safest country, averaging just seven violent crimes per 100,000 people and had scored 37 (the lower the better) for safety. Singapore, with 42 points was in second place, followed by Spain, Japan and Cyprus.

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Students’ work to feature on road safety calendar Twelve talented Mid Canterbury children will get to see their drawings in next year’s road safety calendar. The children were presented with a book voucher and a laminated copy of their winning drawings by Ashburton District Council project officer Rachael Boyd at a short ceremony on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Boyd asked the youth of Ashburton to design road safety pictures for the 2016 calendar, and this year required them to incorporate speed and driving to the conditions into their entries. Ashburton District Councillors and Mayor Angus McKay voted for the artwork that displayed the best road awareness message, and had to whittle down the 122 entries to just 12. Ten-year-old Chyler Farnell’s drawing was chosen for the fifth consecutive year, and she said she was pretty happy about that – she didn’t think she would win again. Art is one of her favourite things to do at school, as well as writing, and she really enjoys entering each year, she said.

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■ AORAKI POLYTECHNIC

Campus’ future in Govt’s hands By Daisy HuDson

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The future of Aoraki Polytechnic is now in the government’s hands. Following months of consultation and reviews, both Aoraki and CPIT have submitted a joint business case to Tertiary Education minister Steven Joyce that proposes the creation of a new Canterbury-wide organisation. In a joint statement released yesterday, the councils of both institutions said they had concluded that a new organisation would best be able to meet the needs of learners and industry, contribute to the regional economy, and prepare graduates for employment locally and internationally. The recommendation followed six months of exploring options for a sustainable future for vocational tertiary education in Canterbury. The process included seeking staff, student and stakeholder feedback, which was considered by both councils before the final recommendation was made. Aoraki chief executive Alex Cabrera told the Guardian yesterday that the recommendation was the most practical way to create a new organisation, which would see Aoraki integrated into the legal structure of CPIT. “However both institutes are very clear that the new organisation doesn’t just bring the two institutions together, but creates something new and exciting for the region with innovative ways of offering study to all types of learners,” he said. “This involves integration and transformation, with the transformation be-

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ing a key element.” That transformation period could be 3 to 5 years, he said. Mr Cabrera said approximately 20 submissions were received from Aoraki staff and stakeholders, including some group submissions. While he could not be drawn on the future of specific campuses, including Ashburton, he said the recommendation was to continue to provide education with a physical presence throughout the Aoraki region. “Enhancements could be made to improve learning environments,” he said. On receiving the business case, the Minister will consider the proposal and seek public submissions before making a final recommendation. Mr Cabrera said it was unlikely a decision will be reached until approximately October.

Alcohol breaches earn penalties From P1 Ashburton Police Senior Sergeant Scott Banfield said there were numerous examples of Arcadia being managed at a level “below the expected industry standard”, which he said was highlighted by several high profile serious disorder events and offences detected by officers conducting hotel visits. “I personally, along with the district alcohol supervisor, offered a lot of advice and ideas to assist in helping that manager meet the required standards, and to his credit in recent months he has made significant improvements,” he said. “The real challenge for him is to maintain this standard.” Arcadia will have its on-licence suspended for three days, from 8am on August 22 until 8am on August 25. Mr Millichamp’s manager’s licence will also be suspended for 28 days from August 24. Countdown Ashburton and the Hinds Wayside Inn have also been punished after breaching the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act during controlled purchase

operations. Countdown will have its offlicence suspended for five days from 7am on August 24 until 7am on August 29. A spokesperson for Progressive Enterprises said yesterday that they were “disappointed” that Countdown Ashburton failed a Controlled Police Operation. “We have a responsibility to the community when selling alcohol to do so with care, and we are concerned that on this occasion our processes have not been followed,” they said. “Mistakes do occasionally happen but very rarely, and we understand that where we get it wrong there are serious consequences.” The Hinds Wayside Inn also received a fail mark during a controlled operation. Its off-licence was suspended for 48 hours from July 23, while Theresa Marshall had her manager’s certificate suspended for 30 days from July 20. Mrs Marshall said the incident was a “wake-up call”, and systems had been put in place to prevent it from happening again.

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Firm stance on Sports House By Sue NewmaN

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An administration space built to house several sporting codes in the EA Networks Centre could be left vacant and begging for tenants. Centre owner, the Ashburton District Council and three potential users have locked horns over the area, known as Sports House. The sports groups say they were promised permanent, enclosed office space while the council is adamant this was never the deal; the space was always to be open-plan with one break-out meeting office. Yesterday the council refused to budge on its decision and decided to invite other sporting groups to check out the area and to see how it could work

for them. Last month representatives of Mid Canterbury Netball and Rugby and Sport Canterbury, met with councillors and mayor Angus McKay, saying they were disappointed the work space did not include the offices they said they were promised. At yesterday’s council meeting, a 14 page summary of minutes from meetings held over the 14 year life of the EA Networks project was put on the table with councillor Neil Brown saying it showed that the council was on the right track. “There were never any promises made. It (closed offices) may have been casually discussed but this was always to be open space,” he said. Councillor Russell Ellis

agreed. It may have been those casual conversations that had led to the confusion and trawling through 14 years of minutes made it clear that the plan had always been for open office space, he said. For contractors Warren and Mahoney, Alex Head wrote to the council saying that at a meeting with architects in May 2013 there had been some “healthy debate” with one or two users who preferred cellular offices but there had never been any agreement to subdivide Sports House. Only councillor Peter Reveley supported the three groups wanting office space. “If we don’t have this space then we’ll lose some of our very important tenants down there. Those major sports

groups need something a bit more secure than simply having access to a break-out room if they need it,” he said. His fellow councillors stuck to their guns and voted to retain the area as open space with 10 desks. The council has given itself six months to find sports group tenants for the space before it looks at other options to secure income from the area. For Mid Canterbury Rugby, CEO Ian Patterson said that open space was impractical for his organisation and the two other key tenants. While the council is in negotiation with Mid Canterbury Netball over a possible tenancy, both rugby and Sport Canterbury are now relooking at their administration options.

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Houses selling well Prices might not be rising but the number of houses sold in the Ashburton District in July was up 50 per cent on June and 10 per cent on July 2015. Real Estate Institute of New Zealand data for the month shows the median selling price for a home in the district had dropped marginally from June to $331,250. Prices had taken a significant drop, however from July 2014 when the median price was $352,500. The number of days it took to sell a home improved by one over June, dropping to 32. REINZ regional director Jim Davis said that the market across Canterbury appeared to be reverting towards its pre-earthquake pattern with winter months seeing a decrease in listings. The rash of new subdivisions that came on the market post-earthquake were also now close to being filled and that indicated building activity was also likely to move back to earlier levels.

Inmate found dead An inmate at Mt Eden Prison has been found dead in his prison cell. The Herald understands the death overnight on Wednesday is not suspicious and will be referred to the coroner. But questions will be raised about the circumstances that led to the death, which comes shortly after Corrections Department took control of Mt Eden Prison from private provider Serco following allegations of fight clubs and corruption. A Corrections spokeswoman confirmed the death and said a press release would be issued shortly. - NZME

Lost Go Pro found Memories of New Zealand could have been lost for one Mexican tourist if it was not of the honesty of three Auckland schoolboys and the power of social media. Oscar Terrazas has been travelling in New Zealand this year, recording his trip on his GoPro camera and selfie stick. However, he lost the device at Whatipu on Auckland’s west cost in May. Last month, Max Hood and Clyde and Jasper Lawrence of Remuera were hiking in the Waitakeri Ranges when they stumbled across the device and handed it to Newmarket Police. An image from the device was posted to the Auckland City Police Facebook and after thousands of shares on the site - Mr Terrazas came forward to reclaim his missing property. - NZME Hilarion Duro, originally from the Philippines, became a New Zealand citizen yesterday after taking the oath before Ashburton mayor Angus McKay. PHOTO TETSURO MITOMO 130815-TM-008

Welcoming new citizens to New Zealand In a riot of colourful traditional costumes, 34 people from nine nationalities became New Zealand citizens at a ceremony held in the Ashburton Trust Event Centre yesterday. Sixteen of those were originally from the Philippines and 10 were from Samoa. Officiating at the ceremony, Ashburton mayor Angus

McKay welcomed the new citizens and said they had not only chosen to call New Zealand home, but also their country. They are Marlon, Claire and Magnus Aragon (Philippines), Augusto and Michaela Bernardo (Philippines), Hilarion Duro (Philippines), Kattrina Esera-Kitiona (Samoa) and

Jireh Kitiona (American Samoa), Obokparo Ikini (British Nigeria), Roy Johnson (South Africa), Maurice McGoon (Fiji), Torika Patterson (Fiji), Roel, Rowena, Adrian and Ann Serrano (Philippines), Glenn and Jhodessa Suyat (Philippines), Hendrik, Brenda, Annamarie and Nakita Swanepoel (South Africa), Eneliko

Talivaa Crawley, Vaeila Umaga, Aniva Lelauloto, Ailini Umaga, Ripena Vaeila Umaga, Mei Vaeila, Aggelos Vaeila, Fu’aosamoa Vaeila, Alaialupe Umaga (Samoa), Jacqueline Windhorst Britain), Thorsten Windhorst (Germany) and Jessica Windhorst (British Germany).

Stabbing A Tauranga man was stabbed in the shoulder and abdomen yesterday. Police arrived at the scene about midday to find the injured 23-year-old lying in the driveway and a child present at the Greerton property. The victim had been stabbed by a 22-year-old man he knew, police say. Officers were told both men were still at the property and that the 2-yearold child was known to the alleged stabber. “When Police arrived at the address the victim was removed from the driveway and taken to a waiting ambulance. He has moderate to serious injuries and is currently still at Tauranga Hospital,” a police statement says. - NZME

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■ SPEEDING EMPLOYEES

Council staff earn stern reminder By Sue NewmaN

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Putting their foot to the floor in company cars is earning Ashburton District Council a stern reminder that driving above the speed limit is breaking the law. Council chief executive Andrew Dalziel and senior staff keep a close eye on data recorded by in-vehicle GPS trackers and they’re not happy with what they’re finding. Council staff are exceeding speed limits and on the odd occasion by considerable numbers, Mr Dalziel said. “The data rates our drivers so we can see speeding behaviour. We’ve had one serious incident we had to get on top of, but in the normal course of events it’s just about having a conversation with the people involved,” he said. Speed was measured in one and two kilometre distance increments and the council had adopted a realistic approach where recorders showed brief bursts of speed, Mr Dalziel said. “If you overtake in a passing lane it could come up as speeding, or if you’re coming off a 100 kilometre area into a 50 kilometre area, but this is more about sustained speed. If you go to Christchurch and back and you travel at 110 kilometres an hour all the way, then you’re speeding.” Council staff are responsible for their own infringement notices. “We now have a culture where we’re

saying that this is not acceptable. We’re not using this to be vindictive but if there’s a speeding culture and it’s come to my attention, I’ll deal with it. I’ve got it in my vehicle, so I’m tracked too.” The council is not alone in using GPS to track staff driving habits. Roading organisation, the New Zealand Transport Agency’s staff have been caught speeding on 8500 occasions over the nine months from October to June. Upwards of 60 of those incidents occurred in the Ashburton District. NZTA is the government department responsible for road safety and for setting speed limits. It has repeatedly pushed through taxpayer-paid advertisements with the message “Speed Kills”. The council uses its EROAD GPS system for more than nabbing speedsters, however. It is also a valuable tool for staff safety and in terms of knowing where a vehicle or staff member is at a particular time. “It’s very useful if we have a customer calling looking for a staff member and we can tell them where they are and how far away they are from an appointment,” Mr Dalziel said. The system has been installed in 39 light vehicles and six heavy vehicles and is also used to monitor driving hours and areas where energy efficiencies can be made, such as vehicles left idling for too long.

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Expectations clear for school By Daisy HuDson

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The community has made very clear its expectations for the new direction of a troubled Methven school. A public meeting was held this week to discuss the future of Our Lady of the Snows School, which has been under Limited Statutory Management since May. Members of the community were invited to a public meeting this week to discuss the strategic direction of the school going forward. A mix of 25 parents and parish members attended the meeting, where they laid out the school’s strengths, what it could do better, and what it should focus on in the future. One of the common themes was improving the relationship and level of communication between the school and the wider community. Developing community confidence in the school and its leadership, and having more stability around staffing, were also areas identified for improvement. Parents whose children had previously attended the school told the Guardian earlier this year that up to five staff members had resigned in the space of three years. One parent said he knew of several families who said they

New Zealand’s first register of child sex offenders is to be set-up - with the Government saying currently such people can “disappear into communities”. Police and the Corrections Department will run the register, which will be established under legislation introduced to Parliament yesterday. Offenders will need to provide a range of information including fingerprints, photographs, aliases, address, workplace and employer, car registration, computer IP address and passport details. Offenders will be on the register for life, 15 years or eight years, depending on the severity of their crimes. The register is scheduled to be in place by July 2016. - NZME

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pulled their children from the school after the departure of staff members led to a lack of continuity in the classroom. While feedback from the meeting covered areas that needed work, there was also some discussion about what the community valued about the school.

Some of the positives mentioned included the school’s special character, its small class sizes, and its welcoming family environment. Limited Statutory Manager Virginia Noonan said the meeting was just the start of the board engaging with the community to seek their feedback

about the school. “There is significant work already under way, much of which directly links to the community feedback,” she said. “This provides assurance that the work the board is undertaking strongly links to community expectations for their school.”

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Aucklander targeted on Isis “kill list” An Aucklander is on a “kill list” published by Islamic State fighters who claim to have hacked the computers of US military personnel. Defence Minister Gerry Brownlee said the Government was investigating the threat made by the hacking group. “It’s obviously something we’re concerned about and looking into,” he told reporters at Parliament yesterday. The minister would not be drawn on why the New Zealander had been targeted or how at risk they were, only saying that one of Isis’ tactics was to create uncertainty and fear. Asked whether the person would be given protection, Mr Brownlee said “of course” and indicated that the family had been contacted. He would not elaborate on any plans for protection. The father of the New Zealander on the list says his son is wary of the threat. “He’s holding up as well as can be expect-

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ed but obviously he’s looking over his shoulder,” the father told TV3 News yesterday. The man has no links to the military and his father has only old ties through a legal role. It appeared the man’s email address, password and phone number had come from multiple sources. “Basically [it’s] a mish-mash of details,” the father said. A note on the parents’ door reads: “We are surprised and shocked

by the news we have received today. We are taking advice on how to respond appropriately. We will issue a statement later.” Prime Minister John Key said details on the “hit list” published by Islamic State hackers were “scant”. He said he was relying on further details to be provided to him by officials. “This isn’t the first time we’ve seen Isis try and use intimidation tactics, in fact it’s

quite consistent with what they do,” he said. He told media gathered at the Wiri Train Depot in Auckland yesterday afternoon that how real the threat was for the Aucklander named on the list was “relatively unknown”. “The police are looking at the matter and, as and if required, the appropriate support would be put around the person.” Mr Key said officials were looking to establish why the person’s name had been included on the list. The risk to Kiwi troops in Iraq had not changed, he said. “There are always risks operating in Iraq but I don’t think they’ve changed as a result of the list that’s been published.” Mr Key wouldn’t say whether New Zealand’s involvement in Iraq was behind the Kiwi being named on the list. “We will need to understand that list a bit better ... I’m not in a position to answer that,” he said. - NZME

An Auckland man accused of selling cannabis to school children has appeared in court yesterday. The 18-year-old man from the suburb of Greenlane was arrested last Friday when, at his house, police found more than a kilogram of cannabis plant material, packaged in anticipation of sale. Officers also found $4000 cash. It’s alleged the man had been selling cannabis to people aged between 16 and 25 - some in school uniforms - since April last year. He appeared in the Auckland District Court charged with possession of cannabis for supply and possession of needle/syringe for drugs. The man was given bail and will re-appear in court next month. - NZME

St John ambulance A woman in her 20’s was flown to Christchurch Hospital with moderate injuries after falling from a farm bike on Ashburton Staveley Rd on Wednesday night, a spokesperson from St John said yesterday.

Cold weather to stay The cold weather is here to stay for the next few weeks as we shiver through an El Nino winter. The weather pattern in the Pacific Ocean means stormy southerlies are likely to keep hitting New Zealand, forecasters say. “There is a respite from the chilly conditions heading into the weekend though, as warm northerlies on the leading edge of a trough sweep over the country,” MetService meteorologist Rob Kerr said. “However, severe weather warnings and watches have been issued as those northerlies bring heavy rain and strong winds to many places. - NZME

Rape charges A man charged with breaking in to a Christchurch house and raping a teenage girl was yesterday remanded in custody. Corey David Fowler, 33, was arrested for the alleged rape and burglary in the suburb of Linwood in the early hours of Wednesday morning. The Phillipstown machine operator appeared from custody at Christchurch District Court. Judge Tony Couch remanded him in custody without plea until September 3. Detective Sergeant Geoff Rudduck said police and Victim Support are working with the teenage victim. - NZME

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■ RUGBY WORLD CUP

In brief

Bars to open for World Cup By Sue NewmaN

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Ashburton’s rugby fans will have a choice of at least two venues when it comes to watching the All Blacks playing in this year’s Rugby World Cup. With the government committed to allowing bars to open outside their trading hours to create viewing headquarters for the rugby faithful, Ashburton Trust acting chief executive Robert Reid says the Tinwald Tavern and one other bar will be open for business for the All Blacks’ four playoff games and the cup final. With the opening deal all but signed off, Mr Reid said planning is under way and he’s talking to bar managers to see who is keen to become the second venue. Breakfast will be served to rugby fans and for those for

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whom alcohol and rugby are inextricably linked, the bar will also be open, he said. The trust has opened its doors in the early morning for rugby world cup matches in the past and last time round about 40 enthusiasts turned up.

“We’re certainly not likely to make any money out of it, but it’s not about it being a money making exercise. It’s about providing somewhere for people who want to get together as a group and watch rugby.” While it’s not their market, if a group of rugby fans made a request, Robbies owners Amanda and Skip Joyce say they’d consider opening up and turning their bar into a Rugby World Cup viewing venue. The bill that would allow a temporary change to opening hours passed its first reading on Wednesday night and Parliament has agreed to a shortened process to ensure it is passed by August 26 and in place before the tournament starts on September 18. Prime Minister John Key wants the blanket extra opening hours to be limited to All

Blacks games, quarter-finals, semi-finals, final and the playoff for third and fourth. Bars can still apply under the existing law for extended licences for other games, he said. Act leader David Seymour wants the blanket extension of opening hours to go further because of New Zealand’s multi-cultural population, while Labour leader Andrew Little suggested the legislation could also be extended to other sports.

LATE GAMES NZ v Argentina, 3.45am (NZ time), Sept 21. NZ v Namibia, 7am, Sept 25. NZ v Georgia, 8am, Oct 3. NZ v Tonga, 8am, Oct 10. Final, 5am, Nov 1.

■ DRIVER LICENCE TRAINING

YMCA provides support for learner drivers By CaitliN Porter

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Mid Cantabrians wanting to learn to drive can now do so with added help from the YMCA. The Learner Driver Licence Training programme at the Ashburton YMCA provides Mid Cantabrians between the ages of 16 and 65 with the opportunity to improve their basic reading, writing and math skills. It also helps people to prepare for the learner driver’s licence test. Coordinator Alice Pupuke said the programme had been up and running for a month or so and already her first student is ready to book in for a test. People can have up to 100 hours of free literacy and numeracy teaching from Ms Pupuke before moving onto the driver licence portion of the programme. “At the end if they have been showing up and doing the work that is required then I get them onto the road code and online driving,” she said. The programme runs for five to seven weeks and students can develop their own schedule with Ms Pupuke. Anyone with limited literary and numeracy skills can take

Pride of NZ Awards A burning desire by individuals to improve the communities in which they live in was recognised at the South Island region’s Pride of New Zealand Awards in Christchurch last night. The second annual awards recognise Kiwis who make the most positive, uplifting and inspiring contributions to their community. Finalists representing communities across the mainland, including Nelson, Marlborough, Hanmer Springs, Hari Hari, Edendale, and Stewart Island will go on to a national awards ceremony in Auckland next - NZME month.

Forestry accident A man has suffered serious crush injuries after a large log rolled on him at a forestry site north of Lake Taupo. The Waikato Westpac Rescue Helicopter winched a 46-year-old man from the scene of the forestry accident late yesterday afternoon. He had sustained serious injuries to his abdomen, chest and both arms. The helicopter flew the man to Waikato Hospital. - NZME

Daffodil Day fundraiser Talented and well-known Kiwis, including Prime Minister John Key and golfing sensation Lydia Ko, have put their artistic skills to the test to help raise money for the Cancer Society’s Daffodil Day fundraiser. There were no rules to the brief given to the 30 celebrities, said Antonia Watson, chief financial officer of ANZ which is the principal sponsor of Daffodil Day. “They were asked to simply create an artwork which could be auctioned; it could be a sketch, painting, pastel, collage, abstract or even a poem or verse.” Other personalities taking part include comedian Urzila Carlson, 2014 MasterChef winners Karena and Kasey Bird, Sir Bob Harvey and Labour leader Andrew Little. - NZME

Aggravated robbery An image has been released of the man involved in an aggravated robbery at a Northland dairy in which a shop assistant had a long-barrelled gun pointed at her. Police have released a CCTV footage still in an appeal for the public to help identify the man. A firearm-wielding robber stole cigarettes and cash from the Hilltop Dairy in Dargaville on Tuesday – the fourth robbery in which cigarettes have been - NZME targeted in recent days.

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Level heads, compromise needed on sports house Sue Newman

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hen you’ve spent more than $34 million on a building, what’s another $100,000 if that’s what’s needed to finish it off ? That’s the question the Ashburton District Council has asked itself and it decided another $100k was $100k too much even if it meant its visionary sports administration headquarters, Sports House, falls off the radar. As part of the council’s drive to have the EA Networks Centre become a onestop shop for sport in Ashburton, the council set aside space in the complex for sports’ administration. The concept was for the larger sports to have their own permanent space while sports that might only need office space for a few hours a month to hot desk. It sounded great in theory but where it came unstuck was in the expectations of some of those groups, the key tenants needed to make the concept work. They said they were promised enclosed office space, the council says they were not. And the council’s been proven right as there is no minuted evidence of a commitment made to enclosed office space. But right is not always black and white. The council was on the right track with sports house. The concept is a winner, but if it needs to take a right turn to make the project work then that’s what it needs to do. There’s no point in having the space sitting idle and generating zero income, far better to build a few walls, give the key users what they want and reduce the number of hot desks. This facility and the facilities that will grow up around it are for all sports and all people. This project is for the future and it would be a shame to see it stumble at its first hurdle for the want of what is a relatively small amount of money in the overall scheme of things.

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like cats but could easily live without one, but I must confess we have four cats at our place. Yes, four! I started out with two kittens which turned into one after one of them decided to play chicken with a car and lost big time. Then my neighbour moved into a home and her cat (a stray, she felt sorry for) got skinnier and skinnier until old muggins me gave in and took the thing in. When Manda moved in we became a four cat home! After a careful and well planned integration period under the meticulous guidance of the aforementioned Crazy Cat Lady, I am pleased to report the four (yes four) cats get on pretty well. I am not so pleased to report that 47 per cent of my two scoops of rice a week (salary) goes directly to the producers of Chef cat food. My plans to start a mouse flavoured cat food factory are getting closer to becoming reality! I’m sure I’m not the only bloke in Mid Canterbury living with a CCL and if, like me, you have concerns about your spot in the pecking order at home, for the record I am fighting four chickens for fifth place currently. You could get your CCL to take this quick quiz. Signs you like cats more than people: ■ Your phone contains more cat selfies than anything else. ■ You have conversations with your cat and reply to their meows as if you know exactly what they’re saying. ■ You share food with your cat. ■ You spend more time/money/effort finding presents for them than for your family and friends. ■ You get more worried about leaving your cat while on vacation than leaving your house. ■ You sign off birthday/

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story. I just hope it doesn’t make its way to New Zealand but I’m sure it will. Women in the US are now being encouraged to ‘microwave’ their armpits to deal with hair and sweat.

They (microwaves) change the molecules in food, so what exactly will it do to your armpit?

from work to see them sitting at the window waiting for you. ■ You instantly dislike anyone who doesn’t share the same love of cats as you. ■ You think at least 10 times a day that life would be so much easier if you were a cat too. A step too far surely? I’m totally amazed by this

The ‘miraSmooth/miraDry System’ is touted as a one-ofa-kind technology for helping underarms look smoother than a baby’s butt. It uses precisely controlled microwave energy to permanently reduce underarm hair of all colours, as well as excessive underarm perspiration. Unlike regular lasers, the microwaves are essentially ‘colour blind’, which means they can be used on all skin tones. Tempo-

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rary markings on the armpit are used to help guide the treatment. Local anaesthesia is applied to minimise pain. I hate using my microwave at the best of times unless it’s to heat up a wheat sack and I’ve read that you shouldn’t stand too close to an operating microwave. They change the molecules in food, so what exactly will it do to your armpit? Will the therapist advertise this as Nuke the Pit? And will their first question to the client be, “So, how would you like that cooked”? Till next week, Hoo Roo Phill Hooper, CEO Mouse Flavoured Cat Food Inc

Phill Hooper is the breakfast host of Ashburton’s Hokonui radio station. The views expressed in this column are his and do not reflect the opinion of his employer or the Ashburton Guardian.

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■ CHINA

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Massive explosion kills 44 A series of enormous explosions at an industrial area in the Chinese port of Tianjin has killed at least 44 people and injured more than 500, unleashing a fireball that ripped through the night sky. An AFP reporter at the scene saw shattered glass up to three kilometres from the blast site, after a shipment of explosives detonated in a warehouse on Thursday, raining debris on the city and starting huge fires. Images showed a monumental blast soaring into the air, walls of flame enveloping buildings, ranks of burned-out cars, and shipping containers scattered like children’s building blocks. Paramedics stretchered the wounded into the city’s hospitals as doctors bandaged up victims, many of them covered in blood after the impact of the explosion was felt for several kilometres, even being picked up by a Japanese weather satellite. “The fireball was huge, maybe as much as 100 metres tall,” said 27-year-old Huang Shiting, who lives close to the site. “I heard the first explosion and everyone went outside, then there was a series of more Tucks pass a bridge near the site of explosions in the Binhai New Area in northeastern China’s explosions, windows shattered Tianjin municipality early yesterday. AP PHOTO and a lot of people who were Plumes of smoke still bilinside were hurt and came run- past, along with two other bodIt was not clear what caused ies. lowed over buildings hours af- the shipment of explosives to ning out, bleeding,” he said. Xinhua said 520 people had ter the blast, which occurred detonate inside a storage conImages showed residents, some partially clothed, running been hospitalised, 66 of them shortly before midnight local tainer. time. for shelter on a street strewn in critical condition. The magnitude of the first Mei Xiaoya, 10, and her Communist Party newspaper explosion was the equivalent with debris. Citing rescue headquarters, mother were turned away from the People’s Daily said in a so- of detonating three tonnes of the official Xinhua news agency the first hospital they went to cial media post that there were TNT, the China Earthquake said 44 people were killed, in- because there were too many people trapped by the fire, but Networks Centre said on its people, she said. CCTV said efforts to put out verified Weibo account, folcluding 12 firefighters. All the windows of her home the blaze had been suspended lowed by a second blast equal Scores of firefighters were already on the scene before the and the door were destroyed in as it was not clear what danger- to 21 tonnes. ous items remained in the storPolice have taken into cusexplosion, responding to re- the explosion, she said. “I’m not afraid, it’s just a age facility. tody the head of the company ports of a fire, and at one city Specialised anti-chemical involved, Tianjin Dongjiang hospital a doctor wept over the scratch,” she said pointing to warfare troops were being sent Port Rui Hai International Loremains of a firefighter still the bandage on her arm. “But mum was hurt badly, she to the site, the broadcaster add- gistics, local authorities said. in uniform, his skin blackened ed. - AFP from smoke, as he was wheeled couldn’t open her eyes.”

■ MALAYSIA

MH370 ‘intact on the ocean floor’ A new theory has emerged about what might have happened to missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 in its crash landing, published by Malaysia’s government news agency Bernama. Satellite expert Zaaim Redha Abdul Rahman, who helped British satellite firm Inmarsat analyse data shortly after the plane went missing in March last year, said the jet probably

made a soft landing on the water, floated for a while on the surface, and then sank mostly in one piece. Rahman’s view tallies with what other experts have said about the likely fate of the plane after new evidence came to light last month with the discovery of the flaperon. The piece of debris that was almost certainly part of MH370 suggests that the air-

craft may have glided along after running out of fuel and descended slowly into the water. The Boeing 777 flaperon washed up on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean. On the day the flaperon was found, Australian aviation expert Neil Hansford told AFP: “What it does show is that the aircraft has gone into the water in a controlled-type crash and as the engines have hit the wa-

ter, they’ve sheared off and this part is straight behind one of the engines.” Former US National Transportation Safety Board investigator Greg Feith told Bloomberg that since the piece was not “crushed,” experts could “deduce it was either a low-energy crash or a low-energy intentional ditching.” Rahman said he came to the same conclusion. - AFP

Teen’s death plunge The Filipina mother of a teenager who plunged to her death from an upmarket Hong Kong apartment has had a charge of child neglect against her dropped. Herminia Garcia, 53, still faces a charge of “breach of condition to stay” in Hong Kong. Her British businessman partner, Nick Cousins, faced fresh charges of helping her to stay in the city illegally, plus two counts of failing to register a birth. The 58-year-old is the managing director of the Hong Kong office of British multinational Jardine Lloyd Thompson, one of the world’s leading insurance brokers. Their 15-year-old daughter fell 21 storeys from the apartment block in Repulse Bay in April. - AFP

Don’t feed the hungry McDonald’s France was forced to apologise following the emergence of an internal note reportedly ordering staff not to hand out food to “tramps” at a restaurant on the swish Cote d’Azur. The note was revealed on Twitter by consumer group “60 Million Consumers”. “Following an incident on July 25, it is formally forbidden to give food to tramps,” says the note, which is signed by “the management”. McDonald’s is not here to feed all the hungry people in the country!” concluded the note. - AP

‘Super underpants’ Smart underwear designed to protect male fertility from radiation emitted by smartphones and laptops has been unveiled by a British scientist. Described by Richard Branson as “underpants for superheroes”, the Wireless Armour underwear contains a mesh of pure silver woven into the fabric that shields against 99.9 per cent of electromagnetic radiation, which is emitted from devices such as smartphones, tablets and laptops, and has been linked to fertility problems by scientists. - AP

Carter has cancer Former US President Jimmy Carter says he has cancer and will undergo treatment at an Atlanta hospital. Carter announced the diagnosis in a statement from the Carter Center yesterday. Carter, 90, had surgery earlier this month to remove a small mass in his liver. He says that the surgery revealed the cancer. Carter was the nation’s 39th president. After leaving the White House, he founded the centre in Atlanta in 1982 to promote health care, democracy and other issues globally. - AP

Fears over drones Rogue drone operators are rapidly becoming a nuisance in the United States, invading sensitive airspace and private property, with the regulators of the nation’s skies largely powerless to stop them. In recent days, drones have smuggled drugs into an Ohio prison, smashed against a Cincinnati skyscraper, impeded efforts to fight bushfires in California and nearly collided with three airliners over New York City. Earlier in the northern summer, a runaway two-pound drone struck a woman at a gay pride parade in Seattle, knocking her unconscious. In Tampa, a drone reportedly stalked a woman outside a downtown bar before crashing into her car. - AP

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■ KOREA

In brief

N Korea threatens payback

The North Koreans are fond of showing off their military hardware, and say they are prepared to use it against Seoul.

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A separate statement by the North’s Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Korea (CPRK), which oversees cross-border issues, denounced Ulchi Freedom as a “drill for a surprise nuclear war” against the North. “Such large-scale joint military exercises ... are little short of a declaration of war,” the statement said, warning of the potential for an accidental military clash that could trigger what it called an “all-out” conflict. Echoing a threat that it has made repeatedly in the past, the committee said that South Korea and the United States should be well aware that their “strongholds of aggression and provocation” - including the American White House and the presidential Blue House in Seoul - were in range of the North’s “ultra-precision” military weapons. - AFP

A truck bomb has ripped through a market in a Shi’ite-majority area of north Baghdad, killing at least 33 people. The early morning blast in a wholesale vegetable market in the Sadr City area, one of the deadliest single attacks to hit the Iraqi capital in months, also wounded at least 74 people, the officials said. The bomb went off around 6am yesterday, which was peak time for shops buying vegetables for the day. Medics collected human remains at the scene of the blast, an AFP photographer said. - AFP

Sydney socialite jailed Just two years ago, Lisa Stockbridge seemed to have it all. The high-flying socialite employed 12 people on her lifestyle blog and appeared to be enjoying an enviable existence in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. But yesterday, the 43-year-old was sentenced to a minimum of two years and five months in jail for peddling cocaine and ecstasy out of her black Range Rover. Stockbridge wept as she hugged two female supporters before being taken into custody in a Sydney court. Orders were placed over text message for ‘happs’ or ‘bags’ - packets of cocaine Stockbridge sold for about $300 to $350 per gram. - AAP

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Administration ‘best chance’ An anti-coal group has questioned who would consider buying struggling state-owned coal company Solid Energy, citing the recent example of an Australian mine being sold for just $1. The board of Solid Energy yesterday announced it has gone into voluntary administration owing more than $300 million to banks. The debt-laden company has been badly hit by the continuing slide in the price of hard coking coal in international markets. No workers will be laid off during the voluntary administration period and operations will be “business as usual”. Prime Minister John Key said yesterday was “a very sad and difficult day” for the employees of Solid Energy, but he stood by the Government’s handling of the state-owned enterprise. He said he stood behind the decision to pump $200 million into the company.

“Of course we could have pulled the pin on the company some time ago and people would have then said why didn’t you try and preserve jobs and give the company the opportunity to trade out. “Coal prices haven’t collapsed overnight ... I think it’s been the right thing to try and nurse the company through.” Mr Key said he was “not hugely confident” the Government would see the money it invested returned. The announcement has divided the West Coast, with Buller Mayor Garry Howard “very, Compiled by

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q S&P/NZX 20 index

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–21.61

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+5.8

+0.11%

At close of trading on Aug 13, 2015

q Dow Jones Indust.

17,402.5

–0.33

–0.00%

At close of trading on Aug 12, 2015

q FTSE 100 index

6,571.2

–93.35

–1.40%

At close of trading on Aug 12, 2015

p Nikkei 225 index

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At close of trading on Aug 13, 2015

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p Gold

1,119.0

London – $US/ounce

+8.3

+0.75%

+0.13

+0.85%

p Silver London – $US/ounce

15.36

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5,103.0

–37.0

–0.72%

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Spokeswoman Cindy Baxter wondered who would want to buy the failing company’s assets. “Coal is on the way out. Earlier this month, a coking coalmine in Australia changed hands for just $1,” she said. Act Party leader David Seymour said New Zealand taxpayers “deserve an apology” after the government invested in trying to prop up the struggling company. Green Party and Labour called for a regional economic strategy to help West Coast recover for the loss of hundreds of jobs in mining. The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union (EPMU) said miners were relieved the announcement didn’t include closures or immediate redundancies. Since 2012, nearly 900 jobs have been lost at Stockton, Spring Creek and Huntly East mines. - NZME

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very pleased with the outcome”, and Grey District Mayor Tony Kokshoorn more cautious. Mr Kokshoorn said yesterday that any possibility of lower tonnages of coal would place the Midland Line between the Coast and Christchurch in jeopardy. “The domino effect will lead to a Midland Line crisis.” He questioned if there would be enough tonnage and goods going over it now. A Kiwi Rail spokesman said the company was monitoring the situation at Solid Energy very closely. While Solid Ener-

gy chief executive Dan Clifford yesterday encouraged workers – who were told of the plans at meetings yesterday morning in Westport, Southland and Waikato – to “stick with us”, a meeting next month will ask 1500 creditors to back an orderly, managed sale of its assets over the next two-and-a-half years. State Owned Enterprises Minister Todd McClay and Finance Minister Bill English said that entering temporary voluntary administration, and freezing a portion of its debt, provided the best chance for parts of the business to continue to successfully operate in the future under new ownership. Solid Energy acting chairman Andy Coupe admitted it was “unlikely” that any sale, or sales, would cover its outstanding debt. Climate change campaigners Coal Action Network Aotearoa accused the government of ignoring coal’s “bleak” future.

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China’s moves far-reaching C hina has dominated headlines this week following the People’s Bank of China’s move to devalue the yuan and change the way it is pegged to the US dollar. This resulted in a rocky week for markets with most being pulled lower. The US market has been pushed and pulled up and down as speculation continues on whether or not a rate hike will happen in September. Closer to home, there have been plenty of company results for investors to look at, as reporting season really hits its stride. Dairy prices also continued to feature in headlines as we begin to see farms in foreclosure. The People’s Bank of China, China’s central bank, this week changed the way it calculates the reference rate around which the yuan is allowed to trade in a two percentage point band. The “fix” will now be calculated by taking more note of market forces including the closing price of the previous day’s trading session. The yuan lost 3.5 per cent against the US dollar two days into the new regime and has taken the currency to its lowest level since 2011. This rapid devaluation has sparked fears of a global currency war. Many believe this is an attempt to artificially support exporters and that the currency is likely to be allowed to continue its slide. It also appears to be an

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attempt to boost the struggling Chinese economy. Economic growth in China has stagnated somewhat as economists believe that the 7 per cent growth target for 2015 is now very optimistic. Markets around the world felt the currency movements from China, with several sharp declines in the days following the change. Pressing on US markets this week was a speech from Federal Reserve vice chairman, Stanley Fischer. Fisher’s speech suggested the central bank will not make its first rate hike in September. He commented that although employment is rising quickly, inflation is still very low and the central bank should be waiting for this to rise as well before it begins to normalise monetary policy. Fisher pointed out that not everything is going that well and the Fed has a lot of data to peruse in the next five weeks. The markets took this as a positive as the current monetary policy is supportive for equities. The New Zealand and Australian reporting season really

got going this week. A stand-out performer this week was Summerset, New Zealand’s third largest retirement village operator. First half profits more than doubled as it boosted sales after opening four new villages late last year. Revenue also rose by 29 per cent to $32.6 million as sales of occupation rights jumped 38 per cent. The company also gave good guidance for the rest of the year saying that it is on track to deliver 300 retirement units this year and raised its build rate target for 2016 and beyond to 400 units. Ansell reported on Monday, with the company missing estimates for this year and reducing guidance for the coming year. The company cited currency headwinds as the key reason for the disappointing result and it expects this to be an issue next year also. The currency hedges that have been protecting Ansell to some degree have also started to roll off leaving them more exposed to fluctuations. Following the result the share price dropped a whopping 20 per cent, but finished slightly better, closing 15.8 per cent lower than the open. Jeremy Flood works for Craigs Investment Partners. This article should not be deemed as advice. Disclosure statement available free of charge and on request.

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Crusted lamb cutlets and chilli kumara Use as part of a tapas selection or double this recipe for a tasty family dish. Serves 4 Crusted lamb cutlets: 1 lamb racks [8 cutlets] 1/2 C panko crumbs 1/4 C sage and onion marmalade, or onion marmalade 1 egg, beaten 4 sprigs coriander or parsley Chilli kumara: 400g kumara, peeled, diced, boiled and mashed 1/2 C Thai chilli relish Crusted lamb cutlets: ■ Preheat oven to 180˚C. ■ Mix crumbs, chutney and egg together and press onto the lamb racks. ■ Place in preheated oven and cook for 20-30 minutes (depending on size of rack, 20 min-

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All Blacks coach Steve Hansen has rolled the dice with his tweaking of the forward pack for the Bledisloe Cup decider at Eden Park, but his Wallabies counterpart Michael Cheika has upped the ante by selecting Quade Cooper, a highrisk call that has the potential to make or break his No10. The last time Cooper played at Eden Park was under Robbie Deans in 2012, a 22-0 defeat in which the Tokoroaborn player was subjected to boos and jeers from the crowd and hardly fired a shot. He entered the tournament embracing the tag of New Zealand’s Public Enemy No1 following his targeting of Richie McCaw in several off-the-ball incidents and was never allowed to forget it. His attacking talents are undeniable if he is in the zone, but there is a fragility about him which will make him a target once again for the All Blacks tomorrow. - NZME

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Cold night trainings are all the Mid Canterbury Heartland rugby side has had over the past fortnight, but tomorrow they play their final warm-up match before the competition starts. PHOTO AMANDA KONYN 040815-AK-090

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Final hit-out for Hammers By Erin TaskEr Mid Canterbury’s Heartland Championship rugby side has one last chance to blow out the cobwebs before the competition starts, when they take on North Otago tomorrow. The Grant Keenan-coached side heads to Oamaru to take on their fellow Heartland Championship side in their last warmup match, but there will be a few empty seats on the team bus. Injury and unavailability means six players won’t make the trip to Oamaru. Mavae Tomasi, Tama Tuirirangi, James Annabel and Seta

Koroitamana are all unavailable, while James Carr is struggling with a hamstring injury, and Tevita Ula with a knee injury. It will give members of the Mid Canterbury A side – playing the curtain raiser to the main match – a chance to fill some of those gaps and make an impact off the bench. Keenan said the game was all about giving as many players as possible vital game time, more than winning. “Probably for me, it’s about getting some minutes under their belts. “It’s almost a month since the Ranfurly Shield challenge

so some guys haven’t had a lot of football, apart from those from Methven and Rakaia who played in the Watters Cup final,” Keenan said. North Otago and Mid Canterbury are both traditionally strong Heartland teams, but Keenan knows little about what the Oamaru-based side will put on the park this season. “I don’t know too much about them, but historically we have had some close battles with them,” Keenan said. “I know they have imported quite well, with some players from England having played in their club competition this year.”

With no warm-up match last weekend due to South Canterbury and Southland pulling out of planned matches, the North Otago game will be the final chance for Mid Canterbury to put what they’ve been doing in training into practice out on the paddock. Mid Canterbury will take on North Otago at Oamaru’s Whitestone Stadium at 2.30pm tomorrow, with the Mid Canterbury A side taking on North Otago Development at 12.50pm. Their opening game of the Heartland Championship will be against South Canterbury the following weekend.

College re-focus after missing top echelon Ashburton College’s first XV will play off for the UC Championship Bowl, starting in Ashburton this weekend. The Ashburton College side will take on Timaru Boys’ High School in the bowl semifinals after falling just short of making the top eight of the Crusaders region secondary schools’ rugby competition. Ashburton College needed

to beat St Thomas’ on Monday to make the top eight, but fell short – 20-15 – to finish in 10th spot after the round robin. They’ll now host the Timaru side at the Ashburton Showgrounds tomorrow at midday, while Christ’s College will host Rangiora High School in the other bowl semifinal. Meanwhile the competi-

tion’s top four will be an all Christchurch affair, with top qualifier Christchurch Boys’ High School taking on Shirley Boys’ High School in one semi-final, and St Andrew’s and St Bede’s squaring off in the other. The plate will be fought out between St Thomas’, Burnside High School, Nelson College and Marlborough Boys’ College.

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All Black Waisake Naholo has reportedly lost his limp after a week of alternative treatment in Fiji in a bid to make it to the World Cup. The flying winger suffered a cracked fibula in New Zealand’s win over Argentina last month and is undergoing treatment in Nadroga. He has apparently been able to do light exercise. “The movement of my leg is much stronger and after the first treatment, I am walking quite well compared to how I was when I got here. If I get the chance to be selected again for the World Cup I will be ready but for the time being I will just have to keep on working hard off the field as there are many top class wingers in the team that are there not just to make the numbers. They all mean business.” - NZME

Selection ‘a surprise’ Victor Vito has admitted his selection ahead of Jerome Kaino to start the crucial Bledisloe Cup test against Australia at Eden Park was a surprise. Vito will start at No6, with the other changes coming at second-five where Ma’a Nonu replaces the injured Sonny Bill Williams and Sam Whitelock returns to lock after starting on the reserves bench in last week’s loss to the Wallabies in Sydney. Asked whether he was surprised to start at blindside flanker rather than No8 where he played for the Hurricanes this season, he said: “Not really. The fact that the opportunity came at all was probably a big surprise, but whether it was No6 or No8 it was either or really. I’ve been in this team to cover both for a long time so covering No6 is an opportunity I’m looking forward to.” - NZME

Cotter re-signs with Scots Vern Cotter says he is looking forward to planning for the long term after signing a new contract with the Scottish Rugby Union (SRU) to coach until 2017. The extension, ahead of this year’s Rugby World Cup, was a significant show of support by the SRU after the Scots lost every match of the New Zealander’s first Six Nations tournament in charge. But officials were happy to announce Cotter’s new deal before Scotland’s first World Cup warmup match on Saturday against Ireland in Dublin. - NZME

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DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6

3 28855 Goldstar Rosie 30.67 3 4 42363 Ambilight 30.30 1 5 12511 Chippa Lata 30.35 6 25337 Opawa Rob 30.4 2 7 84866 Opawa Amy 30.30 2 8 56513 Opawa Kuru 30.4 1 POWER FARMING CANTERBURY SPRINT 9 4888X Voussoir 30.33 $1,400, c2, 295m 10 24137 Opawa Loi 31 .28

72215 Home bush Rile y 1 7 .4 5 31478 Cabarita 1 7 .4 1 87634 Know Favours 1 7 .21 22234 Showroom 1 7 .38 44657 Run For Sophie 1 7 .30 12712 Jamaican Archie 1 7 .62 37772 Charlie ’s Choice 1 7 .39 63176 Cawbourne Rowan 1 7 .1 8 64762 Home bush Errol 1 7 .60 18665 Goldstar Magic 1 7 .51

2:44pm

1 4 2

J & D Fahey G C leeve Lane & Wales Lane & Wales S & B Evans Hart & Taylor G C leeve Hart & Taylor Lane & Wales

56862 He rshy Pie 1 7 .25 67573 Home bush Bruno 1 7 .34 75733 Cawbourne Pe e jay 1 7 .28 14568 Adjudicator 1 7 .23 12421 Roadworks nwtd 71573 Stand Up Girl 1 7 .59 24316 Budgie Right 1 7 .51 78723 Only Got Time 1 7 .1 2 64762 Home bush Errol 1 7 .60 18665 Goldstar Magic 1 7 .51

2:24pm

BARRON’S SUPPLIES SPRINT

84715 Opawa Paul 30.64

Today at Avondale BAR THE SHOUTING R85 1200

1 51066 One Cool Me ssage (5) 59 S Ralph 3 1 2 58X56 Witz End (4) 58.5 J Collett 4 3 83118 Conrwin (8) 55 K O'Connor 2 4 X1X0X Late De cision (9) 54 S Wenn 5 00017 Airman (7) 54 L Poulson 6 7X867 Clubs Choice (3) 54 S Clotworthy 7 1249X Funhouse (6) 54 G Richardson 8 50057 Ge rry Me rito (1) 54 L Reid 9 89048 Save d By The Be ll (2) 54 G Merkulov 1:05pm 812

1:31pm

2:06pm

1 4 $1,800, c0, 520m 2 1 3 B Dann J & D Fahey 4 3 5 Lane & Wales C asey & Fagan 6 B Dann 7 2 8 S & B Evans S & B Evans 9 Lane & Wales 10

Avondale Races

$8,000, rating 85 be nchmark, 1200m PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer Jockey

opt

H Anderton J T McInerney J Dunn J McMillan J T McInerney J T McInerney J T McInerney I Fensom J T McInerney

2 17526 Opawa Born 30.4 3 2 3 3 76375 Know Laughing 30.57 4 34656 Opawa Ke ndal 30.38 5 71368 Blushing Be lle 30.61 4 6 8X464 Kinloch Action 30.8 5 7 43275 Boston Billy 30.69 1 8 11211 Know De cision 29 .8 8 9 4888X Voussoir 30.33 10 43111 Uno Bre nt 30.67

CHRISTCHURCH CASINO STAKES

1 76586 Lin Baxte r nwtd 2 2 Captain Shazz nwtd $1,800, c0, 520m 3 43584 Hyde Baxte r nwtd G C leeve 4 4 862 Fancy Action nwtd Lane & Wales 5 63265 Anothe r Charm nwtd S & B Evans 1 6 66X21 Cawbourne Tick nwtd Lane & Wales 3 7 6 De finite nwtd C asey & Fagan 8 82786 Some Excitme nt nwtd M Grant 9 87687 Maia Baxte r nwtd McC ook & Jopson B Dann Lane & Wales P Scott

$1,100, c0, 295m

54524 Spine Chilling nwtd 3 Jinja Willy nwtd 42623 Opawa Tracy nwtd 27F3 Maudie ’s Babe nwtd 5 Patchwork Alice nwtd 726 Goldstar Archie nwtd 64224 Private Action nwtd 36455 Opawa Bucks Eye nwtd 8 Opawa Le igh nwtd 25676 Coldrum nwtd

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ROBIN WALES STAKES

1 4 Know Thanks nwtd 3 2 2 82273 Opawa Spice nwtd 4 3 4533 Este r Action nwtd 1 4 4 Opawa Tommo nwtd 5 7 She e ran nwtd 6 4256T Crystal Flame nwtd 7 4476X Te pirita Rata nwtd 8 4 Be lie ve nwtd 9 8 Opawa Le igh nwtd 10 77774 Oak Spur nwtd

12:30pm opt 811

1:14pm

1 3 1 2 $1,100, c0, 295m 2 3 J Dunn 4 L Waretini 4 5 S & B Evans 6 J T McInerney 7 J T McInerney 8 J T McInerney 9 Mitchell & Smith 10 J T McInerney J T McInerney

1 X3767 Pass With Care nwtd 1 2 Home bush Zippy nwtd 4 3 32355 Time ly Re minde r nwtd 4 48X88 Moonlight Lad nwtd 2 5 86232 Baduzzi nwtd 6 75673 Tatum Baxte r nwtd 3 7 74671 Wally Baxte r nwtd 8 8 Private Age nda nwtd 9 87687 Maia Baxte r nwtd

ACTIVE ELECTRICAL CHRISTCHURCH SPRINT

2 Minimal nwtd 43532 Lucas Scott nwtd 5855 Royal Action nwtd 84778 Chie f Baxte r nwtd 78687 Joe y Baxte r nwtd 68467 Anothe r Way nwtd 4546 Max Brainstrain nwtd 53676 Shane McBe ll nwtd 87687 Maia Baxte r nwtd

12:39pm

12:56pm

August 14, 2015 GREYHOUNDS AS PETS DASH

Compiled by

5 He s Callingcalling (9) 57.5 A Herbert U Holmquist (a3) 7X7. The Tilbury (1) 57.5 P Mirabelli M McNab Thunde r Down Unde r (5) 57.5 S Ralph L Innes 533X Tatte rs (8) 55.5 Autridge/Richards C Lammas 939. Good Lookin’ Gal (10) 55.5 G Richardson V C olgan 0 Ange l Van Haarle m (7) 55.5 P & D Williams D Johnson 65. De Chine (12) 55.5 G Richardson K Myers 6 Face up (11) 55.5 G Richardson S C ollett 06. Se attle (4) 55.5 S McKee A Schwerin (a3) Christine Louise (3) 55.5 Autridge/Richards M C oleman He art Of Th’Castle (6) 55.5 W Larsen A C ollett Grey Ghost SC RATC HED

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6

McC ook & Jopson S & B Evans D Stapleton M Grant J & D Fahey J T McInerney Mitchell & Smith C Roberts J T McInerney S & B Evans

2-3, 4-5, 6-7 1-2-3, 5-6-7 1-2-3-4, 4-5-6-7 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 2-3-4-5-6-7

14 80X03. Rustana (5) 55.5 J Miller 15 6770X King Paname ra (4) 55.5 R Patel 0 0 16 89048 Save d By The Be ll (16) 56.5 G Merkulov 17 Raisedinasandpit 4:00pm 817

opt

$7,000, mdn, 1400m

8:08pm 506

opt

PACE $13,500, 4yo+ c1, c2 with cond., 2200m 6 GRAND HARBOUR RESTAURANT

1 50486 Franco Nikau (1) J Abernethy 2 8X070 Machine gun Ke lly (2) S Ashworth 3 19600 Can’t Explain It (3) Wallis/Hackett 2 4 81X62 Atomic Falcon (4) A Matthews 3 5 27945 Joe y Maguire (5) R Dunn 6 43423 Vie wfie ld Apache (6) A Donnelly 4 Be ttabe Pe rfe ct (7) T Herlihy 7 23444 Barrier 8 Ares 9 99260 Golde n Billion (21) T Harris 1 10 22121 Risk (22) A & L Neal 8:34pm 507

opt

9:04pm 508

SC RATC HED B Butcher (J) A Drake (J,C l)

SEAFOODS HANDICAP TROT c3 to c6 spe chcp trot, 2700m 7 $14,999, 5yo+MARCONEE

1 X2311 Any Old Way (1) P Nairn 1 2 2 18622 Djokovic (2) L Chin 3 1621P Scarrymcle ary (u1) J & J Dickie 4 85392 Re gal Pe tite (1) P Screen 5 24628 Sir Ge orge Gre y (u1) D Balle 4 6 2X492 Le anne ’s Boy (1) P Green 7 15653 Barry (2) Wallis/Hackett 3 8 61278 Al Bundy (u1) P & V Blanchard 9 55926 Vulcan (1) Wallis/Hackett opt

T C ameron (J,C l) T Mitchell M McKendry S Abernethy M Purvis (J,C l) F Schumacher (J,C l) T Herlihy

J MacKinnon (J) L C hin J I Dickie M McKendry B Mangos T Mitchell J Dunn Z Butcher T Macfarlane

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6

10:04pm 510

S Abernethy S Phelan J I Dickie P Butcher T Herlihy Z Butcher M McKendry

10:30pm 511

opt

SWEET LOU STANDING AT WOODLANDS STUD PACE $13,500, 3yo+ f&m c1–c2, 1700m

B Purdon SC RATC HED S Butcher SC RATC HED P Butcher Z Butcher B Butcher (J) T Mitchell T Macfarlane

IRT TROT

$12,000, 3yo+ c0 trot, 2200m

1 68626 First Vintage (1) T Edwards 3 2 P72 Re ine De s Gitans (2) R Green 2 3 X7433 Acougarzsun (3) P & V Blanchard 4 97X4 Donna May (4) Wallis/Hackett 4 5 230X Prince ss Macke ndon (5) Wallis/Hackett 1 6 47421 Cyclone Chie f (6) T Macfarlane 9:34pm OCEANS BEST SEAFOOD TROT $7,500, 5yo+ c1–c3 opt 509 +claime r spe chcp, 2700m 7 03005 Paul Amour (7) Wallis/Hackett 1 12277 La Maitre Dix (1) B Marshall J I Dickie 8 67279 The Crown Je we ls (u1) N Chilcott 2 63081 Makare wa Jake (2) Wallis/Hackett L Lester (J,C l) 9 7 De moise lle (u2) A Matthews

SC RATC HED SC RATC HED SC RATC HED

T Mitchell J Dunn SC RATC HED D Balle J MacKinnon (J,C l) F Schumacher (J,C l) M Blakemore (J,C l) M Purvis (J,C l) J Stormont S Phelan P Ferguson

1 4522X Love Is A Drug (1) B Purdon 2 2 Jubilee Princess 4 3 56332 Kille r Que e n (2) R Green 4 Jo’s Dream 5 38523 Saharazona (3) M Berger 1 6 832X1 Hartofdixie (4) B Purdon 7 17213 Eve rlasting Grace (5) G Small 3 Cyclone Kate (6) G Dixon 8 22351 Barrier PETER HASLAM 60TH BIRTHDAY MOBILE PACE 9 58183 Miss Lara (21) R Darby $14,999, 4yo+ c3 & faste r mob. pace , 1700m

1 006X2 She sthe re alde al (1) A Matthews 2 94616 Ide al Flybye (2) Telfer/Garlick 2 3 04622 Cyclone Kiwi (3) R Holmes 4 4 55175 Be ttor Spirits (4) M Berger 3 5 56213 The Fascinator (5) T Herlihy 6 21454 Johnny Fox (6) T Herlihy 1 The Orange Age nt (7) B Hughes 7 14111 Barrier

C Lammas K Myers V C olgan S McKay (a2) L Innes J Oliver (a2) G C ooksley C Grylls D Johnson R Scott (a4) S C ollett M McNab S Spratt A C ollett

2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9, 10-11 1-2-3, 5-6-7, 9-10-11 2-3-4-5, 8-9-10-11 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 6-7-8-9-10-11

3 39215 Lady J (3) Wallis/Hackett 3 4 28841 Twe lve Monke ys (u1) Wallis/Hackett 5 Springfield Hugh 6 00038 Idle Eyre (u2) D Balle 7 0X453 Ruby Castle ton (u3) R Dunn 8 79050 Ge taway Doug (1) C Wilson 4 9 43376 San Die go Love (2) E Downey 1 10 44523 All Royal Gal (u1) R Dunn 11 50654 Yaldy Boyz (1) L Milina 2 12 37283 Le Lua Invasion (2) S McCaffrey 13 33273 Dragon Lady (u1) W Ferguson opt

SC RATC HED

BATTERSBY FUNERAL SERVICES MAIDEN 1400

1 3023X Skyscrape r (13) 58.5 Autridge/Richards 3 1 2 463X4 Quantum Mae lstrom (8) 58.5 G Richardson 4 3 2 Re al Thirsty (10) 58.5 G Old 4 6X082 Rive r Force (5) 58.5 L Poulson 3:25pm AVONDALE APPLIANCE CENTRE R65 1400 2 5 0X2 The Archduke (14) 58.5 F Ritchie opt 816 $7,000, rating 65 be nchmark*, 1400m 6 2X683 Spe cial Duke (1) 58.5 P Richards 1 47301 Chate au Fionn (3) 59 S Cole S Spratt 7 8X50. First Of A Kind (16) 58.5 B Wallace 2 0X1 El Duque (11) 58.5 S Marsh M McNab 8 57 Handle s (3) 58.5 S Clotworthy 3 X4520 Oompa (9) 58.5 G Old 66 Lancaste r (15) 58.5 A Johnson S McKay (a2) 9 4 9412. Ke e phe rinmind (1) 57.5 O'Sullivan/Scott M C oleman 10 07 Basil Brush (2) 58.5 G Merkulov 5 6X093 Candid Man (13) 57.5 G & D Rogerson El Luchador (12) 58.5 M Brooks L Innes 11 6 X0160. Isdabicky (10) 57.5 S Wright Jovial Giant (4) 58.5 R Manning D Hain 12 7 33108. Wadaple asure (8) 57.5 B Wallace G C ooksley 13 6005 All The Answe rs (7) 56.5 D Wiles 8 90636 Dark Ge m (7) 57 P Milich 57 Into The Mystic (11) 56.5 R Manning J Oliver (a2) 14 0 15 0X709 Nulla Cre e k (9) 56.5 G Blundell 2 9 40203 Stralis (15) 57 O'Sullivan/Scott C Grylls 1 10 41X30. Brown Girl (12) 56.5 G Richardson 16 Smoked K Myers 4 11 7518 Mone ybox (6) 56.5 S Marsh 17 Knights Valley D Johnson 12 076X1 Salte d Carame l (2) 56.5 P Mirabelli 18 Mary Poppins S C ollett 0 19 00068 Moon Eclipse (6) 56.5 G Merkulov 3 13 80915. Ne ctacole cta (14) 55.5 G Richardson V Gatu (a3) Track Information Type: All weather; Direction: Right-handed; Length: 1006m; Weather: Rain

B Hutton (a1)

B Edwards Z Butcher J Stormont M McKendry J Dunn T Macfarlane B Hackett N C hilcott J Abernethy

g M2

12:20PM OPT 201

RunnerName

SCRATCHED

Barrier

Te Rapa Races

Tomorrow at Te Rapa

PENCARROW STUD HANDICAP 2100

$25,000, opn hcp, 2100m PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer Jockey

1 41335. Pump Up The Volume (3) 59 R Manning 4 2 69905 The Jungle Boy (5) 57.5 S Clotworthy 3 61905 Intransigent (1) 56 K Lawrence 4 76601 Grey Power (9) 55 T Parnwell 5 0X843 Hydrogen (8) 55 Katie & Dale Bussey 6 89574 Little Alfie Brown (4) 55 P Blick 7 55706 Sir Elmo (10) 55 K Fursdon 1 8 52722 Loves The Show (6) 54.5 Logan/Gibbs 3 9 16143 Letmeby (2) 54.5 G Richardson 2 10 63183 Katie McKeen (7) 54 G McBeth

D Johnson B Hutton (a) K Smith S McKay (a) P Holmes M Hills S Spratt M McNab A Jones (a) L Allpress

August 15, 2015

14 09X80 Harvest Maid (6) 54 G Tucker 1:53PM 204

OPT

J Whiteside (a3)

PERRY AGGREGATES R75 2100

$18,500, rating 75 benchmark, 2100m

1 72333 I’ll’ava’alf (12) 59.5 K Fursdon 3 S McKay (a2) 4 2 5X2X1 Mr Kanton (2) 59 C Phelan A Jones (a2) 1 3 0X012 Gentil Tonton (7) 56 Trevor & Martin Cruz C Grylls 2 4 1X61 Tiger Tim (1) 56 J Bary J Parkes 5 092X0 Pherozardo (5) 55 M Murdoch L Innes 6 43194 Sarabi (3) 54 H Renall L Allpress 7 51654 On Parole (6) 54 B McKeagg C Lammas 8 92016 Jochen Rindt (4) 54 T Wenn S Spratt 9 X8686 Maranui (9) 54 M Brooks D Johnson 10 75772 Businessman (13) 54 S Hapeta K Smith BUPA CARE SERVICES R85 1600 11 84263 Running Scared (10) 54 B McKeagg 12:50PM S Collett $20,000, rating 85 benchmark, 1600m OPT 202 12 X9720 Sophisticate (11) 54 K Fursdon M Coleman 3 1 21195 Alleyoop (5) 59 J Bridge B Hutton (a1) 13 X7069. Varro (8) 54 T Mitchell U Holmquist (a3) 2 64841 Seconds Out (9) 56.5 I Marks T Thornton 3 550X2 Colonel Carrera (2) 56 G & D Rogerson L Innes 2:25PM TECHNICAL WELDING SERVICES R65 2100 4 15574 Werio (3) 56 S Cameron C Grylls OPT 205 $17,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 2100m 1 5 40233. Clara Jane (6) 55 R James V Colgan 4 1 X3312. Eksuude (14) 59 A Fuller S Collett 2 6 42210 Mistaar (7) 54 Baker/Forsman D Johnson 1 2 65467. Highly Likely (16) 58.5 Autridge/Richards C Lammas 4 7 36X69 Flint (8) 54 H Renall L Allpress 2 3 17X22 Private Hero (3) 58.5 T Pike L Innes 8 80366 The Shackler (4) 54 M Dromgool C Lammas 4 4641 Zed Case (12) 57.5 J Wheeler J Parkes 9 31546 Flyinby (1) 54 L Poulson M Coleman 5 70465 Fair Fleet (8) 57 L Somervell V Gatu (a3) 3 6 X8628 Bill Breaker (9) 57 Logan/Gibbs S Spratt 1:20PM TE RAPA CARS R65 1600 M McNab OPT 203 $17,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1600m 7 00072 Caduceus (17) 57 Logan/Gibbs 1 X1708 Jesshanimo (9) 59 R Collett M Coleman 8 69014 Cool Hand Duke (13) 56.5 J Bary B Hutton (a1) 4 2 31256 Cancellara (14) 58.5 G Brick A Jones (a2) 9 54421 Doucette (10) 56 B Hodgson U Holmquist (a3) 3 72200 Opera Knight (12) 58.5 S Cameron C Grylls 10 78371 Nathalie Falmet (4) 56 O'Sullivan/Scott C Grylls 4 1X006 Sing For The Sun (5) 58.5 T Devcich A Collett 11 53651 Ice Cool (2) 55.5 S Hapeta P Holmes 2 5 X3013 Bravo Supremo (11) 58 Logan/Gibbs M McNab 12 318 Jem Runner (11) 55.5 M Forbes S McKay (a2) 1 6 31556 Goodn’targ (4) 57 G & D Rogerson J Parkes 13 03619 Bootyful (20) 55 S Hapeta K Smith 7 49620 The Mig (10) 57 S Wenn R Hutchings (a) 14 39353 Silver Minx (18) 54.5 B Foote D Johnson 8 00052 Jud Strunk (3) 56 P Coutts 0 15 0X995 Oscar Legend (7) 56.5 P Riley A Schwerin (a3) 9 10X40 Lucky Desire (1) 56 A Tait 0 16 16906 Zah Off (1) 55.5 S Clotworthy S Spratt 10 X0177 Flanders (2) 55 A Fuller 0 17 L70X0 Lucky Charm (6) 55 T Lomas T Thornton 11 61007 Well Related (7) 55 Katie & Dale Bussey 0 18 7X844 Ima Perfect Guy (5) 54.5 L Skinner S Collett 3 12 0X550 Raisedinasandpit (8) 54 G Thomas 0 19 X3013 Bravo Supremo (15) 58 Logan/Gibbs L Allpress 13 9369X I’m All Yours (13) 54 G & D Rogerson 0 20 X8686 Maranui (19) 56 M Brooks D Johnson

g M4

12:35PM OPT 401

Otaki Races

Tomorrow at Otaki

PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer

1 4X356. Stormy Ray (3) 56.5 G Nicholson 3 4 2 29X7 Ella Louise (5) 56.5 P Jeffcoat 1 3 Fierte (2) 56.5 G & D Rogerson 2 4 Jaffari (1) 56.5 K Zimmerman 1 5 Royal Ball (4) 56.5 G & D Rogerson 1:05PM 402

OPT

1:35PM 403

1 4 3 2 2 3

MILLS REEF WINERY R65 HANDICAP R Cuneen (a2) D Walsh J Oliver (a2) D Bradley N Teeluck (a3) R Goldsbury (a3) R Myers

HUNTING & FISHING OTAKI HANDICAP $25,000, opn hcp, 1300m

33214 Taurus (4) 59 E & JJ Rayner 04425 The Lone Ranger (5) 55.5 S Lennox 13027 Daiello (1) 55 R Bergerson

h M8 12:35PM

$7,058, c0 trot, 2600m Driver

S McNally G Smith J Curtin SCRATCHED K Cameron C McDowell R Curtin I Cameron K James M Edmonds G O'Reilly

$7,058, 3yo+ c0 mob. pace, 2000m

1 54530 Sifty Tuesday (1) A Stuart 4 2 0X266 El Of A Kiwi (2) R Holmes 3 Jackalack Sue (3) J Howe 4 Ashes To Wings (4) M Smolenski 1 5 43402 Cullens First Meddle (5) R Dunn 3 6 244 Derringer (6) M Jones 7 70090 Beaudiene Gambler (7) D Paterson 8 700X Areion (8) K Nyhan 2 Easy Rider (9) D & C Butt 9 7X223 Barrier 10 0 God Of War (21) C McDowell 11 80000 Dover Delight (22) S Jacobs 12 63534 Flagpole (23) M Nyhan 13 The Golden Cross (24) G Dunn

B Orange R Holmes J W Cox J Curtin R Houghton M Jones M Neilson C D Thornley B Butt

C McDowell A Fitzgerald (J) P Davis G O'Reilly

CHASE THE DREAM HRNZ 2YO MALE OF THE YEAR PACE $7,058, 3yo+, c0 with cond. pace, 2000m

1 0670X Maninthemirror (1) B Kerr 1 2 0 Linton Shard (2) C Dalgety 3 72466 Hangover (3) P Robertson

94.3FM THE SOUND OF KAPITI R75 HANDICAP

$18,500, rating 75 benchmark, 1350m

J Markham (J) C D Thornley

RIVER ROAD BLAST & PAINT MAIDEN 1600 $10,000, mdn, 1600m

1 XP022 Top Drive (9) 58.5 Katie & Dale Bussey L Allpress 3 2 5823 Blue Pool Blur (14) 58.5 R Collett A Collett 4 3 623 Monarch Chimes (19) 58.5 E& D Browne U Holmquist (a3) 4 6238. El Disparo (13) 58.5 M Brooks S Collett 1 5 33 Lord Bentley (1) 58.5 S Clotworthy L Innes 2 6 3X377 Son Of Civics (11) 58.5 L Somervell T Thornton 7 8X592 Sum Favour (7) 58.5 K Nicholson V Gatu (a3) 8 86355 Matangi Boy (4) 58.5 L Ansley M McNab 9 7763 Shane O’ (5) 58.5 G Alton P Holmes 10 4 It’s Slots Of Fun (15) 58.5 A Tait S Spratt 11 8637 Two Gee’s (3) 58.5 Sanders/Sweeney A Jones (a2) 12 40 Jedi Knight (17) 58.5 M Brosnan C Grylls 13 0X323 The Secret’s Out (10) 56.5 B Hawtin D Johnson 14 70X28 Eva Quick Steph (2) 56.5 S Wright S McKay (a2) 0 15 55X40 Etoile D’Ange (16) 56.5 J Wheeler J Parkes 0 16 58X50 Roc’s Are Diamonds (12) 56.5 R Manning 0 17 89507 Skills (8) 56.5 G Richardson 0 18 50X60 Big ’N’ Rich (18) 58.5 C Pomare 0 19 2 Real Thirsty (6) 58.5 G Old 20 Eskimo Kiss SCRATCHED 3:41PM OPT 207

2015 LISA CHITTICK FOXBRIDGE PLATE (GROUP 2) $100,000, wfa, 1200m

1 04112. Spin Doctor (14) 58.5 S McKee 3 2 2911X Whosyourmaster (12) 58.5 O'Sullivan/Scott 3 90713. Addictive Habit (16) 58.5 L Somervell 2 4 1123X Kawi (5) 58.5 A Sharrock 5 76X10. Barbaric (17) 58.5 S Marsh 1 6 1127X Ryan Mark (1) 58.5 J Morell 1 4 7 1065X Tomorrowland (10) 58.5 D Guy 8 2158X Soriano (6) 56.5 G & D Rogerson 9 32243. Flower Bomb (8) 56.5 P & D Williams 10 3510X Pondarosa Miss (7) 56.5 P Hollinshead 11 37124 The Filly (3) 56.5 M Neal 12 5288X Pussy O’Reilly (15) 56.5 K & B Kelso 13 53X16 Oceania (13) 56.5 S Marsh 14 11052 Aaja Nachle (9) 56.5 F Ritchie

L Innes H Tinsley S Spratt J Parkes O Bosson M Coleman C Grylls R Hutchings (a) S Collett L Allpress M Hills M McNab D Johnson V Colgan

Track Information Type: Grass; Expected: Heavy; Direction: Lefthanded; Length: 1800m; Straight: 400m; Rail: Rail true; Weather: Mainly Fine

9 0 La Mise En Jeu (10) 56.5 F Auret 10 97886. Lady Of Leid (5) 56.5 D Parry

M Singh (a3) N Teeluck (a3)

2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 4-5-6-7-8-9

0 15 21195 Alleyoop (11) 56.5 J Bridge 16 14X31 Second Time Lucky (4) 56.5 B Revell 0 0 17 0X722 The Canon (2) 58.5 Katie & Dale Bussey

4:16PM 208

OPT

B Hutton (a)

JORJA’S 12TH BIRTHDAY R65 1400

$17,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1400m

1 243X4 Empathy (14) 59 O Blane V Gatu (a3) 4 2 687X5 Blame de Angels (8) 58.5 G Innes D Johnson 3 842X4 Maestro Tom (10) 58.5 K Fursdon A Jones (a2) 1 4 10X26. Packing Chaparral (1) 58.5 K & B Kelso M Coleman 3 5 32431 He’s Cavalier (6) 57.5 J Hatton S Collett 6 110X4 Promises (4) 57 S Ritchie V Colgan 2 7 X4X09 Zuccato (3) 57 S McKee S Spratt 8 X4057. Sonic Jet (13) 56.5 R James L Innes 9 X3015 Caileag (9) 56 N Bishara A Collett 10 X2713 Embraceable You (7) 56 Peter & Jessica Brosnan S McKay (a2) 11 1 Karen Iris (2) 56 R Liefting L Allpress 12 14 Lucky Edie (11) 55.5 G & D Rogerson R Hutchings (a) 13 70X71 Russian Magic (5) 55.5 L Somervell T Thornton 14 4263X Sonic Rocket (12) 54.5 Emma-Lee & David Browne U

Holmquist (a3) 0 15 0000X J’Walke (15) 56.5 W Jones 16 Salted Caramel

4:51PM 209

OPT

J Parkes SCRATCHED

SACRED FALLS R75 1400

$18,500, rating 75 benchmark, 1400m

1 9X511 Rockwell (7) 59 G Alton 2 L Innes 2 X5551. Southern Icon (8) 58.5 A Tait M Hills 3 0X722 The Canon (5) 58.5 Katie & Dale Bussey P Holmes 4 0X094 Happyto Keepa (4) 57.5 L Laing S Spratt 5 X0762 Sky Idea (3) 57.5 T & M Carter M Chui 4 6 41335. Ysabella Brave (2) 57 A Herbert U Holmquist (a3) 7 289X7 El Pescado (10) 57 S Manning G Cooksley 8 70440 Commett (1) 56.5 J Bary B Hutton (a1) 3 9 247X1 Saint Emilion (13) 56.5 Baker/Forsman R Hutchings (a) 10 32104. Springloaded (6) 56.5 D Letcher T Thornton 11 X1130. Retrospect (9) 56 R Manning Z Nor Azman (a4) 1 12 4473X Vive La Difference (11) 55.5 Autridge/Richards C Lammas 13 14301 Metro Miss (12) 54.5 R Liefting L Allpress DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6

1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 2-3-4, 6-7-8 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 3-4-5-6-7-8

Rangiora Harness

2 DREAM ABOUT ME NZ 2YO FILLY OF THE YEAR MBL PACE

N Teeluck (a) R Goldsbury (a)

3:05PM 206

OPT

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6

2 81454 Double O Seven (2) 56.5 Lowry/Cullen L Hemi (a2) 1 3 03111 Grey Guru (3) 56 R Connors M Singh (a3) RIVERSTONE CAFE R65 HANDICAP 1 X8X26 Dal Dantrix (6) 59 J Vandenberg R Goldsbury (a3) 3:22PM $17,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1600m OPT 406 2 4 09X42 Pencuri (4) 56 J & N Wood N Teeluck (a3) 1 2 21X51. Bishopbriggs (4) 58 A Sharrock D Mo (a3) 1 53383 Another Bachelor (1) 59 G Vile J Riddell 4 5 0X623 Zedeedudadeeko (5) 56 J Phillips K Myers 4 3 67583. Wiggle (5) 58 T Riddell J Riddell 2 Bigredmoon SCRATCHED 6 00825 Me Aroha (7) 54 W Jeffcoat D Bradley 2 4 51273 Justlikeyasister (7) 57 G Vile R Cuneen (a2) 3 7X420 Kermit (10) 59 M Oulaghan T Johnson (a4) 3 7 98362 Selwyn (6) 54 S Kay R Hannam 3 5 X3338 Watch Your Man (1) 57 E Carson R Hannam 3 4 44571 Dal Laureon (12) 58.5 J Vandenberg R Goldsbury (a3) 6 59114 I Suggest (3) 54.5 T Keegan M Singh (a3) 2 5 1 Dez (2) 58.5 S Wilson K Myers 4:32PM TUI BACKING A WINNER SINCE 1889 R65 HANDICAP 7 91444 Itsagem (2) 54 L Latta L Hemi (a2) 1 6 X8612 China Star (9) 58 L Latta R Hannam OPT 408 $17,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 2100m D Walsh 1 138FX Sontana (4) 59 K Myers L Werner (a4) 2:43PM BILL SKELTON CHALLENGE 17TH OCTOBER MAIDEN 7 0X483 Da Beast (3) 57.5 K Estreich $10,000, mdn, 1600m OPT 405 4 8 56816 Sarzana (5) 56.5 M O'Brien R Myers 2 2 40312 Frock (1) 58 L Pickford R Hannam 2 1 2024 Red Thunder (6) 58.5 P McKenzie D Walsh 9 9X781 Allstars (7) 56 R Bergerson D Mo (a3) 3 51500 Dal Kyann (9) 57 J Vandenberg R Goldsbury (a3) 3 2 008X2 Karching (9) 58.5 L Latta J Riddell 10 500X3 Red Sunset (6) 56 K Little N Teeluck (a3) 4 40630 Mash (7) 56 K Gray D Mo (a3) 1 3 43 Spannerworks (1) 58.5 Thompson/Brown J Oliver (a2) 11 8X027 Nova Scotia (11) 54.5 K Zimmerman 1 D Bradley 5 0X608 Golden Penny (3) 55.5 K Gray J Oliver (a2) 4 4 X0044. Our Spice (8) 58.5 D Fuge R Hannam 12 0X056 All Ginga (8) 54 D Fuge J Oliver (a2) 1 6 06203 Adrienne (8) 55 K Gray L Hemi (a2) T Johnson (a4) 13 09040 Dance In The Park (4) 54 T Bambry 5 0 Master Fin (4) 58.5 T Collis L Hemi (a2) 4 7 8X027 Nova Scotia (6) 55 K Zimmerman 1 N Teeluck (a3) 6 X09X7 Mwaadan (3) 58.5 B Marriott R Goldsbury (a3) 3:57PM EL CHEAPO CARS R85 HANDICAP 3 8 57237 Good Risk (2) 54 A Clement M Dravitzki (a1) 7 9X98 Pentime (2) 58.5 M Ivil 1 D Turner (a1) OPT 407 $20,000, rating 85 benchmark, 2100m R Myers 8 0 The Great Guru (7) 58.5 L Latta J Riddell 9 805F4 Needs To Play (5) 54 M Eales L Hemi (a2) 1 0X250. Conroy (1) 59 D Wilson 2:12PM OPT 404

Sunday at Rangiora (All weather)

1 06P3D Precious Moment (1) M Edmonds 4 2 2X Gleneleven (2) S Smolenski 1 3 0X29X Trial Separation (3) B Hutton 4 Squire John 5 P2286 Natives Brite Gem (4) A Thornton 6 Duchess Grace (5) C McDowell 2 7 43033 China Express (6) F Baigent 8 88004 Brite N Lovely (7) I Cameron 9 75462 Diana Harbour (8) K James 10 04357 Chivasion (9) M Edmonds 3 11 00 No Fears (u1) P O'Reilly

1:35PM

J Riddell K Myers R Hannam

1 SUNNY RUBY 14/15 HRNZ 3YO FILLY OF THE YEAR TROT

PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer

1:05PM

Jockey

L Hemi (a2) D Bradley K Myers N Teeluck (a3) R Hannam

$17,500, rating 65 benchmark*, 1200m

1 44242 Ballybay (4) 59 S Brown 4 1 2 1 Farce (3) 58 P McKenzie 3 X50X1. Tigger Tahnee (5) 58 K Grant 3 4 22352 Supercede (7) 56.5 L Latta 2 5 32413 Mare Mia (2) 56 K Zimmerman 1 6 X8600. Philipa Charlotte (6) 55 R Caddy 7 63406 Salute Me (1) 54 A Clement OPT

August 15, 2015

4 04412 Sir Kingwood (2) 54 K Little 1 $10,000, mdn 3yof, 1200m 5 35920. Mr Darcee’s Gold (3) 54 M Loveday

IFFRAAJ NZ’S CHAMPION 3YO SIRE - 3YO FILLIES MDN

Track Information Type: Grass; Expected: Dead; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1800m; Straight: 420m; Rail: Rail true; Weather: Few Showers

August 16, 2015

4 2 Kia Kaha (4) G Dunn 4 5 80X34 Atchoo (5) J Curtin 6 7844X Anika Lindenny (6) D Bennett 0 7 0 God Of War (7) C McDowell 3 8 Stuover (8) M Jones 9 Mykonos 10 562 Lis Rulz (9) G & N Hope 11 76X37 Tuapeka Art (10) G Payne 12 47X9X Monkey Puzzle (11) A Garters 13 Forgot To Remember 14 7 Lollapaloosa Midfrew (12) N McGrath 15 0X7X2 Dreamcoat (13) C Morrison 16 Jema Jet (14) J McDermott 2:05PM

CHRISTEN ME HRNZ PACER OF THE YEAR MOBILE PACE $7,058, 3yo+ c0 mob. pace, 2000m

1 0849X Ma Joi (1) R Holmes 2 5 Bettor In The Dark (2) C Kennedy 3 42D63 Party Rage (3) J Whittaker 4 39880 Jayees Supreme (4) G Telfer 1 5 4 Cee Ess Tee (5) D Moore 3 6 422 Franco Hamilton (6) B Waldron 7 0 Myboylolliepop (7) M Edmonds 8 29889 Smackwater Jack (8) L Driver 2 Bettor’s Power (9) R Dunn 9 5 Barrier 10 00 Rhythmist (21) P Anderson 4 11 6 Extra Guinness (22) R Dunn 12 0377 Midnight Flyer (23) M Nyhan 2:40PM

G O'Reilly J Curtin G Smith C McDowell B Orange SCRATCHED R May R Payne C DeFilippi SCRATCHED N McGrath J Morrison (J) S McNally

R Holmes B Butt J Whittaker (J) G Telfer S McNally R May M Edmonds C DeFilippi J Dunn K Butt (J) R Houghton P Davis

5 ADORE ME HRNZ 4YO &OLDER MARE OF THE YEAR PACE $7,558, c1, c2 with cond. spechcp, 2600m

1 059X3 Sounds Swift (1) K O'Reilly 2 2 47260 Shantahlia Knight (2) A Stuart 3 00X1 Miss Lilac (3) P Burrows 4 52487 Best Defence (4) T O'Sullivan

K O'Reilly B Orange M Neilson R May

Track Information Type: All weather; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1206m; Weather: Showers

5 06500 Top Brass (5) W Stevenson 6 54979 Contractual Issues (6) R Holmes 3 7 00X33 Going Going Gone (7) T & G Chmiel 8 X0930 Drover’s Eyre (8) B Waldron 9 821 Stoney Eyre (9) C Kennedy 4 10 2X036 Webb Ellis (u1) Paul & Mitchell Kerr 11 08909 Coyote (u2) F Baigent 12 72090 Boomer Bailey (1) G Telfer 1 13 78082 Albuquerque (2) G Pearson 14 56060 Incredible Anvil (3) G Smith

G O'Reilly R Holmes T Chmiel C D Thornley B Butt J Dunn R Curtin G Telfer G Pearson G Smith

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6

2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 4-5-6-7-8-9

11 09000 Natural (4) D & C Butt 12 7060X Cherry Lindenny (1) D Bennett 1 13 0X010 William Lance (u1) B Heron 4:28PM

B Butt G Smith C DeFilippi

8 HAVE FAITH IN ME NZ 3YO MALE OFTHE YEAR MBL PACE $8,058, c2, c3 with cond. mob. pace, 2000m

1 95423 She’s Got It (1) R Dunn M Purvis (J) 2 X8326 Nui Toc Tien (2) S Dolan B Orange 1 3 51021 Princess Arts (3) Paul & Mitchell Kerr J Dunn 3 4 07852 Change The Rulz (4) G & N Hope R May ORANGE AGENT HRNZ 3YO FILLY OF THE YEAR PACE 3:16PM $10,058, c3–c6, c7–c8 with cond., 2000m 5 738X1 Justalittlebettor (5) B Butt B Butt 1 15000 Mr Meddle (1) R Dunn C Smith (J) 4 6 51X21 Maverick (6) N McGrath N McGrath 2 31713 Western Art (2) G & N Hope R May 2 7 22557 Zin Zan (7) G Dunn G O'Reilly 3 90X10 Donegal Jimmy Dave (3) R Dunn G Smith 8 13408 Franco Salisbury (8) G & N Hope J Curtin 3 4 6153X New York Town (4) G & N Hope J Curtin 9 09PX1 Tilly Brogden (9) Paul & Mitchell Kerr T Williams Barrier 4 5 32154 Happy Heidi (5) J Howe J W Cox K Butt (J) 2 6 28473 Nikola (6) R Dunn J Dunn 10 28136 Fair Dinkum Bromac (21) M Jones R Holmes 7 6040X Eyre County (7) M Brown M Neilson 11 X0010 Native Caesar (22) R Rowland 8 28959 All Delight (8) M Jones C D Thornley CHRISTEN ME 14/15 HRNZ HORSE OFTHE YEAR PACE 1 9 3322X Lewy Risk (9) L Driver C DeFilippi 5:05PM $7,558, c1, 2600m Barrier 1 1 12 Like A Prayer (1) G Dunn G O'Reilly STENT 14/15 HRNZ TROTTER OF THE YEAR HCP TROT 2 2 1X Cullect A Guinness (2) R Dunn J Dunn 3:52PM $7,558, c1 & faster discrhcp trot, 2600m 3 09X70 Tuscaloosa (3) C Morrison J Morrison (J) 1 8610X Princess Galleon (1) G Dunn G O'Reilly 4 325P0 Betty Golightly (4) A Garters C DeFilippi 2 96855 Little Bro (2) M Nyhan M Neilson 4 5 12237 Gunpowder (5) B Hutton J Curtin 3 57858 Gin Rummy (3) I Cameron I Cameron 6 63544 Little Tess (6) T & G Chmiel T Chmiel 4 01807 Izinthezone (u1) K Cameron K Cameron 3 7 1X15 Shezalegend (7) S Dolan B Orange 5 50X77 Shpeedy (u2) B Heron C D Thornley 8 0100X The Mighty Falcon (8) P Bagrie G Smith 4 6 00534 Insignificant (u3) B Hutton J Curtin 9 20X41 Fulham Royale (9) R Holmes R Holmes 7 0880X Classy Boyz (u4) M Boa R Houghton Barrier 8 42672 Sarah Palin (1) M Nyhan R May P Davis 10 2316 Black Regal Princess (21) C Dalgety 2 9 77450 Clean Break (2) R Holmes M Neilson R Holmes 11 36557 Handlebar Hank (22) D Paterson 3 10 00133 Danke (3) M Jones R Houghton M Jones 12 X2531 Love That Guest (u1) R Dunn

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In brief

■ NETBALL

United prove too strong By Caitlin Porter

caitlin.p@theguardian.co.nz

A winless Rakaia were defeated yet again during the third and final round of Premier netball last night. The team came up against United in the early game, but couldn’t manage to get ahead of the feisty side. In the late Premier matches, it was wins for both Ashburton College and Methven - the two top-of-the-table teams. Rakaia made their debut into Premier at the beginning of the third round, for the first time since 2011, after clinching a narrow win over College B in a promotion-relegation match. Ten years ago the team made history as the first Rakaia team to ever win a Premier grade final, but this year they have struggled to return to their former glory. Last night, Rakaia scored the first goal in their match against United, but United was keen to make their presence known - and quickly netted five consecutive goals. The first quarter ended with United up by two, the score 7-5. The second quarter was also in United’s favour. They played a fast game and kept their lead, the score 15-12 heading into the second half. Throughout the second half United continued to shine, and were up by 10 at the end of the third quarter. Come full-time the team had extended their lead over Premier’s newest addition to finish up 36-22. In the late game Hampstead had a strong start in their game against Methven. The match was fast-paced and Hampstead quickly edged ahead with a narrow one point lead over Methven, the first quarter ending 7-6. It was goal-for-goal for the majority of the second quarter but this time it was Methven who were out in front, with the score 15-13 in their favour going into half time. In the third quarter Methven came out firing, averaging more than a goal a minute.

The tails are back up in the Australian camp as they approach the Netball World Cup semi-finals this weekend. After last Sunday’s shock loss to the Silver Ferns in pool play,

Interclub squash Tonight sees the Mid Canterbury Squash interclub season wrapped up, with the finals played at the Collegiate and Celtic courts. After a long and hugely competitive season, Division 1 sees Celtic take on Ashburton to decide the main title; in Div 2 Methven is up against the Hinds 2 side. Div 3 sees Celtic defending their title against Methven, while Pleasant Point and Hinds 1 play off for the Div 4 title. While the finals start at 6.30pm, the Div 1 final is scheduled to begin at 8pm at the Collegiate courts.

Top cyclists in town The Ashburton leg of the Calder Stewart Cycling Series will see American cyclist Sam Horgan make his way to Mid Canterbury this weekend. Horgan has had a busy few months, he raced for his Australian Continental team in Canada’s Tour de Saguenaey in May, then in June competed in the Tour de Beauce and the Philly Classic. After a three-month winter break, the Kings Electrical Ashburton Classic, held on Saturday, is the fourth round of the Calder Stewart series and will see many riders of different levels compete. The start and finish of the track is near Wakanui Hall, and the men’s elite race begins at 11am.

Foot-in-mouth again Controversial Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios is in hot water again after sledging Swiss opponent Stan Wawrinka during their second round clash at the Montreal Masters. In a comment picked up by a courtside microphone, Kyrgios, 20, linked the reigning Australian and French Open champion with teenaged Australian player, Thanasi Kokkinakis. “Kokkinakis banged your girlfriend. Sorry to tell you that mate,” said Kyrgios midway through the second set. When asked why he made the comment, Kyrgios replied: “I don’t know. I just said it.” - AAP

No fears for Hayne

United’s Hazel Redmond catches a high lob from a team-mate during last night’s ACL Premier Netball clash against Rakaia. PHOTO TETSURO MITOMO 130815-TM-043

Hampstead, on the other hand, didn’t add a single point to the scoreboard. Heading into the fourth quarter, the game was Methven’s. Hampstead appeared to have lost their spark and the game ended 35-17.

In the third and final Premier match of the night the College girls were the clear leaders, securing a comfortable 32-21 win over Celtic’s top team. In Senior A, Collegiate had their fifth consecutive win, this

time edging out Hampstead B 39-30. There was also a win for College Y9A who played Allenton, the final score 23-20, while College B edged out a one point win over Celtic B, the score 2322.

Diamonds on track after upset by Kiwis By Dana Johannsen

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the Diamonds are much more comfortable with how they’re tracking in the tournament, having responded with convincing wins over England (5141) and South Africa (66-31) in the second round. Like the Ferns, Australia had

a rest day yesterday ahead of their final-round qualification matches tonight. New Zealand will take on Uganda, while Australia meet Wales. Neither match is expected to affect the likely semi-final meet-

ings, with the Ferns heading for a major showdown against England tomorrow, while the Australians look set to face Jamaica unless Malawi can pull off an upset result against the Sunshine Girls today. - NZME

Years of aerobic training in the NRL are what Wayne Bennett believes could be the key to Jarryd Hayne’s NFL dream becoming a reality. The former Parramatta flyer is currently battling to make the San Francisco 49ers’ 53-player squad during preseason training. Bennett says he admires Hayne’s bravery in making the decision to chase a career in the NFL, saying if it goes well it could be a big plus for league. He also thinks the ex-NSW and Australia star has an athletic edge over his rivals, given the focus on stamina and fitness in NRL clubs. “There’s nothing over there to intimidate him,” Bennett said. - AAP

Spieth’s new goals Two major triumphs in one year and a shot at the No.1 world ranking have Jordan Spieth rapidly recalculating his career goals. Heading into the PGA Championship that tees off at Whistling Straits tonight, the 22-year-old Masters and US Open champion is closing in on Rory McIlroy’s top spot much sooner than his meticulous career plan forecast. “I did not have a timeframe set for that,” Spieth said of reaching number one. “Given everything that’s happened, I believe now that I would like it obviously to be sooner rather than later.” - AFP

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Johnson already thinking of 2016 Warriors halfback Shaun Johnson is on the road to recovery after having the cast on his broken ankle removed yesterday. Johnson looked in good spirits mingling with team-mates as he hobbled about on crutches at the team’s afternoon gym session. He later posted an update on his Facebook page with several graphic pictures of his visit to his specialist doctor, who fitted him with a less restrictive moon boot. “Got told I’m healing well and everything is as it should be!,” Johnson posted. “The big cast has been taken off and I’ve been put into a moon boot! “The feeling of having my foot free is unbelievable haha. “There’s a few of my scar so if you’re

not one for gross pics I suggest you close your eyes! Today is a good day #HappyMan.” Johnson suffered his first serious injury while dashing over for a trademark four-pointer in his 101st NRL game against Manly at Mt Smart Stadium last month. He was carried off the field in visible distress and taken by ambulance directly to hospital. Scans later revealed he had fractured his fibula and suffered ligament damage while dislocating his ankle. He has had a plate inserted as well as two syndesmotic screws. The 24-year-old faces a four month recovery period but can now begin his rehab in earnest ahead of the 2016 season. - NZME

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Puzzles Friday, August 14, 2015

www.guardianonline.co.nz CRYPTIC

ACROSS 7. Student less than bachelor (13) 8. Was asking too much of one (11) 12. Difficult climb for the financially embarrassed (4,2) 14. Fix papers fashioned from petals (6) 16. Is moving Copenhagen capital among its country’s citizens (6) 18. Thoroughfare shows an oak perhaps in its shortened form (6) 19. For me it is a real change to appear out of nothing (11) 23. Government science, as practised at a social function? (5,8) DOWN 1. Has sussed how to be given a hitch without a tail (2,2) 2. This place is involved in the resurrection (4) 3. Best laying trophy on the breakfast table maybe (6) 4. It may worry one, as rash as it may be (6) 5. To have telephoned one may be a step up (4) 6. A breeder may be seen in a collar (4)

8 10 11 12

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9. Feature of some houses, over and above inclusion (7) 10. Former spouse will persistently apply to put it into words (7) 11. Having taken a bash, one may show it in sudden terror (4) 12. Carriers have other disease symptoms, initially (4) 13. It’s habit that makes you and me go to end of line (3) 15. Either way, a little one may get drunk (3) 17. Writing a copy for an actor (6)

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18. Engine cuts craft with lofty content (6) 19. Grumble, seeing that a person has swallowed nothing (4) 20. Carry 15 to top of Everest (4) 21. A single line means a whole letter to the Greeks (4) 22. Every single one may impart knowledge without beginning (4)

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS CRYPTIC Across 1. Resignation 7. Whistle 9. Stew 11. Elope 12. Broods 14. Centrifugal 18. Thresh 20. Ducal 22. Chum 23. Bedding 24. Befriending Down 2. Epitome 3. Noes 4. Outdo 5. Owned 6. Swiss 8. Treatise 10. Grounded 13. Tin 15. Auction 16. Stuck 17. Flags 19. Rouse 21. Oboe

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QUICK ACROSS 6. Large sailing ship (7) 7. Gathering of witches (5) 9. Pale (3) 10. Debauchery (9) 12. Pulling out (11) 15. Infringes (11) 17. Children’s story (9) 19. Cunning (3) 21. Rabbit (5) 22. Bauble (7)

DOWN 1. Unoriginal or commonplace (5) 2. Laid up (3) 3. Kernel (4) 4. Intermediary (2-7) 5. Officially cancel (7) 8. World of sprites (6) 11. Misshapen (9) 13. Fireplace (6) 14. Benefactor (7) 16. Fast moving (5) 18. Ancient harp (4) 20. Cease (3)

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YOUR STARS ARIES (Mar 21-Apr 19): Life, like jazz, often happens best in the spaces between the notes. What you do while you’re waiting around — and you will be waiting around this afternoon — is more important than what you do while you’re doing. TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20): Where you live shapes everything you do, experience, learn — it shapes who you are. You’ll consider this very carefully even through today’s busyness. Is this the right place for you? GEMINI (May 21-Jun 21): Fortune favours you. You’ll wind up in the right place at the right moment, standing next to the right person, and all on a good hair day. CANCER (Jun 22-Jul 22): Satisfaction happens on a mental level. What fulfills one person won’t fulfill another. Cluing in to the appetites of the people around you will also clue you in to a new way of making money. LEO (Jul 23-Aug 22): Your temperate mood will be interrupted by someone who sets your heart on fire with passionate energy. What you do after that, you’ll do like a rock star. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sep 22): Soul searching is on the menu. Only through knowing our truest feelings, where our heart is holding on, where it’s longing to let go, can we reach aspirations of our higher self. LIBRA (Sep 23-Oct 23): There’s much you can learn from a pet. The things that interest a different species are outside of your usual observation. When you try to understand the world through them, your own world expands. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 21): Why is it that you seldom see your favourite people? Here’s a theory: Maybe you want to keep them that way. Otherwise, as the adage goes, familiarity might breed contempt. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21): Share what you’re doing with others, and more importantly, share what you’d like to be doing. Those you share with will have connections to help you. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): Your sense of humour and self-assurance will draw expressive people to you. Good. You need a demonstration of appreciation and affection right about now. AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18): What allows you to enjoy the flurry of activity around you is that you know you don’t have to get caught up in it. The detachment you feel makes you a calm, amused observer. PISCES (Feb 19-Mar 20): Should you lower your expectations? Not yet, there will be a happy balance between what you expect and what you receive out of relationships.

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Family Notices 22 Ashburton Guardian LAING, Lynton Edwin, His Hon. Judge 925122 Cpt NZEF – Formerly of Ashburton. Peacefully after a brief illness on Wednesday, August 12, 2015 at Birchleigh Hospital Mosgiel, aged 80 years. Dearly loved husband of Pamela for 54 years. Much loved father and father in law of Ralph and Ruth (Titirangi), Rachel and Richard Caswell (Karitane), Rosaly and Michael McKinstry (Nelson). Loved grandfather of Alexander, Charlotte; Sophie and Angus. Funeral details to follow. No flowers by request. Messages to 12 Charlton Ave, Chatsford, Mosgiel 9024. Campbell and Sons FDANZ. www.campbellandsons.co.nz

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Please note all late death notices or notices sent MacLEOD, Paulette Susan – On August 13, 2015. outside ordinary office hours must be emailed to: Peacefully at Rosebank Rest Home, Ashburton. Aged 68 deathnotices@theguardian.co.nz to ensure publication. years. Loved wife of Donny. Dearly loved mother and During office hours notices mother in law of Carolyn and may also be sent to: Ricky Ruffell, and Stuart and classifieds@theguardian.co.nz Jill (Invercargill). Loved nana Any queries of Anelise, and Troy; and please contact Jessica. Messages to P O 0800 Box 472, Ashburton 7740. A ASHBURTON special thank you to the (0800-274-287). caring staff at Rosebank. A service to celebrate Paulette’s life will be held at our Chapel, Cnr East & Cox Streets, Ashburton on MONDAY, August 17, commencing at 1.30pm. Followed by interment at the Ashburton New Lawn Cemetery.

TAYLOR, Leslie James, (Les) – On August 13, 2015, at Parklands Hospital, Christchurch. Dearly loved son of Eva and the late Jim, brother and brother-in-law of the late Judith and Rangi Kamo, Denise and Cliff Wells (Ashburton), and the late Robert. Messages to 3 Ascot Place, Ashburton 7700. At Les’ request a private cremation will be held. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Details to follow.

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One of these captains will feature in next week’s Mid/South Canterbury senior women’s hockey ﬁnal, but will it be Hampstead’s Hayley Bennett, or Hampstead/ Collegians’ Kyla Smith? PHOTO TETSURO MITOMO 130815-TM-027

Finals berths on the line BY ERIN TASKER The finals of the Mid/South Canterbury senior hockey competitions are guaranteed to feature at least one Mid Canterbury side. The semi-finals of both men’s and women’s competitions will be played out tomorrow in Ashburton and Timaru, and with one of the women’s semi-finals being an all Mid Canterbury affair, one of those sides will definitely go through to next weekend’s final.

Hampstead’s senior women’s side are unbeaten so far this season and finished top-of-the-table, setting up a semi-final showdown against fellow Mid Canterbury side Hampstead/Collegians, who finished fourth. Hampstead may be favourites given their stellar run so far this season, but the young Hampstead/Collegians side is promising to give their more experienced opposition a run for their money. Coach Donna Mealings has

been impressed with the progress her young side has made so far this season. “We’ll give it a good go. We have drawn against them earlier in the season and anything is possible on the day,” Mealings said. “It’s a huge thing for Mid Canterbury hockey, to have these two teams in amongst it.” Hampstead/Collegians also have the benefit of having played last weekend in Timaru, while Hampstead’s last round robin

match, scheduled to be played in Ashburton, was snowed off. The snow cleared from the Ashburton turf in time for Wakanui Black to play in the men’s competition last weekend though, and along with Wakanui Blue - Mid Canterbury’s two senior men’s sides – they have also made the senior men’s semi-finals. They’ll both travel to Timaru to fight for spots in the final tomorrow. Wakanui Black were the competition front-runners a few weeks

ago, but a less than ideal finish to the round robin saw them fall from first to third heading into the finals. They’ll face second placed Cambridge in one semifinal tomorrow, just two weeks after the two sides drew 2-all. In the other semi-final, topof-the-table Tainui will host Wakanui Blue. Tainui may be top qualifiers and as a result, favourites for the match, but just seven days ago it was Wakanui Blue who came out on top, 2-1.

Kaino may be third lock for Rugby World Cup campaign BY GREGOR PAUL A murky picture just got murkier with All Black coach Steve Hansen floating the idea that it’s possible they could take only three locks to the World Cup.

Gauging whether that option sits on the probable or improbable end of the spectrum is difficult and perhaps even the selectors don’t know how they feel until they see how tomorrow night plays out.

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They are taking the Wallabies on without a specialist lock on the bench, backing Jerome Kaino to be capable of slipping into the boilerhouse if needs be. Kaino has been asked to do this before - as recently as last

year at Ellis Park. A concussion ruled out Brodie Retallick for that test and there wasn’t time to fly a specialist over. Kaino ticked all the boxes, which has encouraged Hansen to have another look at that at Eden Park.

“Is this something we can do, carry against certain teams a loosie who can play lock?” Hansen said. “There is no question JK [Kaino] has scrummaging ability. We just feel for us it gives us - NZME more options.”

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