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A truck driver and car passenger were fortunate to escape serious injury when gale force winds whipped through the district yesterday.

At around 2.30pm, a gust picked up a truck and trailer unit and flipped it into the path of an oncoming car on State Highway 1.

Police, St John Ambulance and fire and emergency teams raced

from Ashburton to the scene about two kilometres north of Fairton, and traffic diversions were put in place for northbound and southbound traffic.

A police spokesperson said the driver of the car was taken to Ashburton Hospital with minor to moderate injuries. The driver of the truck was uninjured.

The New Zealand Transport Agency reported that the road was cleared and reopened to traf-

fic in both directions by 5.15pm.

Following the incident, police were urging motorists to take extreme care and delay all nonessential travel, “especially those in high-sided vehicles or on motorcycles”.

Inland, the Methven Area Bus Group cancelled all after-school bus services for destinations other than Ashburton, Rakaia and Tinwald.

Dozens of students at Mount

Hutt College and Methven Primary School were left waiting in the school hall, and those able to catch buses endured slow journeys home as the vehicles navigated through the windy conditions.

Across the district, EA Networks staff were kept busy with a raft of callouts from trees falling on powerlines.

Multiple power outages were reported across the district

throughout the afternoon.

MetService issued a strong wind watch between 7am and 10pm for north to nor’wester gales on the Canterbury Plains and in Christchurch, as well as a heavy rain watch from 10am to 9pm.

Graham’s Weather Station, in Netherby, recorded a maximum average wind speed of 56.4 km/hr and maximum gusts of 72.1km/hr yesterday.

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Woman injured in workplace incident

By Katie todd

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Young parents are alleging when removing their baby, the Ministry of Vulnerable Children, Oranga Tamariki based their claims on “completely unfair” evidence.

Baby removed; parents vow to fight

By Katie todd

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An Ashburton couple fighting tooth and nail for custody of their new-born baby say they are “never going to give up”.

Allenton residents Jessica and Robert* welcomed their first child into the world on November 27 last year, but it has been placed in the care of Ministry of Vulnerable Children, Oranga Tamariki, in Christchurch.

The ministry, along with the Family Court, have ruled that since giving birth Jessica has demonstrated intellectual limitations and behaviour that could prevent her from being able to mother to a safe and nurturing level.

However, Jessica and Robert allege the ministry are basing their claims on “completely unfair” evidence, including repeatedly referencing a reading and writing test Jessica undertook with a psychologist 15 years ago after a friend of hers committed suicide.

The decision “just doesn’t make sense,” said 34-year-old Jessica.

“We’re a loving family – [the

baby’s] got friends, family and so much support here … but they don’t believe us. I’ve had no criminal convictions, no violence …”

Some people just keep getting given chance after chance as a parent, so why can’t we keep ours?”

Her child was born prematurely at 32 weeks in Christchurch hospital, after referral from Ashburton Hospital.

Following a complicated birth on November 27 Jessica alleges she has suffered ongoing “unfair judgement” from the Christchurch Hospital nurses and Oranga Tamariki staff, and in early December the situation was referred to the Family Court.

However, Oranga Tamariki hold that the decision was made to remove the baby after “a comprehensive assessment of the needs and circumstances of the child”.

“We recognise that the decision to remove a child from his or her parents can be incredibly tough for families, but all our decisions must be child-centred and focused on the safety and wellbeing of the tamariki,” they said.

“We understand that removing a child from their home and parents is distressing for everyone involved. It’s sometimes difficult for the parents to understand and accept the risk, or acknowledge the impact, of issues that lead to the decision.”

Oranga Tamariki originally sought to refer Jessica and the child to Home and Family, where they may have been able to cohabit in Christchurch under care.

However, Jessica said she did not want to live separately from Robert or her grandmother, and the application was eventually rejected.

Oranga Tamariki said they are now currently “working with the child’s whanau to find the best and most appropriate caregiver within family”.

“But my [baby] is not a pinball machine, you can’t just keep passing [it] around,” Jessica said.

“We will keep fighting, keep telling everyone … we will do everything to get our sweet baby home.” *Names have been changed for privacy.

An Ashburton woman has been left injured in Christchurch hospital after an incident at the Talley’s factory last Tuesday night.

A friend of the patient, who wished to remain anonymous, told the Guardian that the incident occurred in a freezer at the Fairton factory, where the woman and other employees were defrosting goods.

The woman, who is around 62 years old, was reportedly struck and injured by a falling “chunk of ice”. St John confirmed they had dispatched an ambulance from Leeston to Fairton Road at 7pm, and transported one patient in a moderate condition from Fairton Road to the Ashburton Hospital Emergency Department.

The patient’s family have re-

quested privacy, but the friend of the patient said her condition had been “up and down,” with at least one week spent in intensive care.

“She’s a well-liked person,” said her friend.

“I don’t think it should have been allowed to happen.”

Earlier that month, she said a forklift driver had commented on the hazardous condition of the ice inside the freezer, but no action had been taken.

She also said that employees were back working in the freezer within hours of the incident.

WorkSafe also confirmed that they were notified of the incident, but said it did not require any further action from their organisation.

When contacted, Talley’s declined to provide any further information on the incident.

Montalto water supply on boil water notice The Ashburton District Council has issued a boil water notice for the Montalto water supply, effective immediately.

Residents connected to this scheme should boil their drinking water, and water used in food preparation and for hygiene purposes for at least three minutes before consumption.

The notice was issued after a routine water sample from the supply returned a positive reading for E.coli yesterday.

Anyone who experienced symptoms such as nausea, diarrhoea, cramps, vomiting or fever after consuming any of the water is advised to seek medical attention.

The council will continue to monitor the water supply closely, and carry out daily tests.

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Pruning cuts rate rise to 6 per cent

By Sue NewmaN

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Urban Ashburton and Lake Hood homeowners will bear the brunt of next year’s rate rise in the Ashburton District.

Becoming part of the Ashburton urban rating area could see rates at Lake Hood rise by 37.9 per cent while changes to rating policies and the creation of a group scheme for water supplies are likely to push Ashburton’s residential rates up by 10.8 per cent.

Council staff, however, managed to carve a hefty amount out of the first draft budgets for the next financial year taking the initial rate increase across the district from 9.7 per cent down to 6 per cent.

Rates will drop in several parts of the district, largely on the back of the changed drinking water charging policy. Big winners are Mayfield, down 19.1 per cent, Dromore down 18.7 per cent and Mt Somers, down 15.8 per cent.

When Ashburton District councillors sat down yesterday to look at the savings staff had made to their long- term plan, finance committee chairman Neil Brown told them they were in a “slash and burn workshop”.

“You’re here to cut the rates to an acceptable level,” he said. And those cuts saw several big ticket

Lake Hood residents are not happy that the Ashburton District Council are considering lifting their rates by 37.6 per cent. projects either removed from the budget, funded from a different source or delayed.

While they questioned some of the changes, councillors were happy with the $1.25 million worth of savings staff had made.

The largest changes came in the council’s forestry accounts where a rates saving of $322,000 was achieved by using not only the in-

terest ($175,000) on the $4.5 million balance in this account, but also the operating profit to off-set rates.

By deferring work by one year $145,000 was saved on Ashburton water expenditure and a similar deferral saw $162,000 saved on rural footpaths.

Rather than the current plan for spending on rural footpaths,

councillor Lynette Lovett suggested the programme should be delayed while residents in rural villages were consulted.

“Push it out a year and consult with residents to see what they want, which footpaths they want done. We need to consult them and get our ducks in a row before we do this,” she said.

Some footpaths in Hinds had

been deferred for around nine years, Peter Reveley said.

“When we were talking about the art gallery and museum we deferred all footpaths and there are communities out there that feel they’ve been forgotten,” he said.

The council’s commercial property account has a target of an extra $115,000 in income for the coming year that will come as part of a review of licence to occupy and rental properties to ensure the correct amount of rent or rates is being paid to the council.

There were more than 100 licences and rentals to be reviewed and many of those had not been reviewed for years, business support manager Paul Brake said.

By taking costs from reserves $100,000 has been carved from the Ashburton stormwater account and reserves will also fund additional festive lighting for Ashburton, saving $50,000.

A pitch to have two new staff members employed in the coming year was lost despite a plea

by Ashburton Mayor Donna Favel for councillors’ support. Only one new staff member will be added, a saving of $43,000.

Staff recommendations for budget changes will reduce the amount of rates needed for next year by $1.131 million.

We’ll pay what’s fair and no more – Lake Hood residents

By Sue NewmaN

Sue.n@theguradian.co.nz

Lake Hood residents turned out in large numbers on Wednesday night to tell Ashburton District councillors what they thought of plans to rate their settlement as part of Ashburton.

The Ashburton District Council has signalled that Lake Hood will be part of the Ashburton residential rating pool from next year and this will see rates on the averagepriced property in the settlement ($640,000) rise by 37.6 per cent.

And property owners are not happy.

Lake Hood Extension Project chairman Graham Kennedy said

while it was hard to argue that the two areas should be rated in a similar way, there were a number of additional costs that were already being paid by lake property owners that were not paid in town.

The difference between the two areas lay in the costs of running and maintaining the lake area – monitoring water quality, employing staff, ground maintenance. Those costs came to $450,000 a year.

The council pays $140,000 towards maintenance and property owners pay $360, with the balance made up by the Lake Hood Extension Project.

If rates were to rise as council had signalled, then the council should be paying a greater share of the lake’s running costs, Kennedy said.

“Residents might be happy to pay a fair and comparable rate, but the allocation of costs needs to be fair also; no-one is asking for something for nothing,” he said.

Over the past two years the lake settlement has been connected to the Ashburton water supply and is now part of the council’s kerbside rubbish and recycling collection.

When properties were rated as rural, they paid a rural amenity rate of just $7.90; under the

new proposal they will pay an urban amenity rate of $434. This is based on property value.

He’s hoping lake property owners will make written submissions to the council’s long-term plan and that they will choose to speak in person to those when submissions hearings are held later in the year.

Kennedy said the meeting had been a good forum to air concerns and said councillors appeared to be listening and taking those concerns on board.

“We understand that they’re striving for equality,” he said.

Council community relations manager Vincie Billante said full

meeting notes were taken and the ideas, suggestions and concerns raised would be taken into account when councillors deliberated on the final rates for Lake Hood.

She suggested that having the $360 maintenance fee in the mix could be creating some confusion, but this amount had nothing to do with the council, it was paid to the lake administrators.

“The council also pays this fee, $140,000 worth and it also pays a fee on the three sections it owns.”

For the council it would be useful to have details on what the $450,000 was used for each year, Billante said.

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Gearing up for Multi Cultural Bite

By Katie todd

Katie.t@theguardian.co.nz

They say there’s no better way to understand a culture than through its food – and if it’s a slice of Filipino culture you’re after, Yolanda Malinao’s your woman.

Malinao will be one of 20 stallholders setting up shop on Ashburton’s East Street on Waitangi Day, delivering dishes from her homeland as part of Multi Cultural Bite.

She’s about to get under way slicing, mixing and frying her ingredients to prepare 100 spring rolls, 600 chicken barbecue and pork barbecue nibbles and vegetable and chicken noodles.

“I’ve done two big supermarket shops,” she said, “Now I’ll be working at home to get it ready.”

Along with holding food stalls as fundraisers, it will be Malinao’s ninth year at Multi Cultural Bite. But despite all the practice, she said it’s still a big responsibility to represent her homeland well.

The day also features songs and dance from the different cultures represented, and there will be prizes for the best food, cul-

Streets around the Ashburton District will soon be better lit thanks to a $1.4 million project that will see high pressure sodium lights replaced by low energy light emitting diodes (LEDs).

The cost savings alone were enough to commit the Ashburton District Council to the project, but a massive investment by the government through the Land Transport Agency clinched the deal.

Since 2014 the council has been using LED lights when it upgraded street lights, starting in Mt Somers, but by early next

One person was critically injured and another seriously injured after a crash in Waiuku. Police were called to the two-vehicle crash on Collingwood Rd about 2.10pm yesterday. Both people had been taken to Middlemore Hospital.

The Serious Crash Unit was investigating.

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Auckland Pride Festival returns with a jam packed line-up of colourful festivities and a magnificent and mesmerising array of outfits to boot. The two-week extravaganza will encompass three weekends and feature more than 80 events. For Auckland Pride Festival Board co-chair Lexie Matheson the celebration had always been a hugely important show of expression for the community. The Takatapui Maori Dawn Ceremony will mark the start of the larger-than-life festival on February 2.

- NZME Yolanda Malinao is getting down to business in the kitchen ahead of Multi Cultural Bite.

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tural costume and best stall.

Ashburton Mayor Donna Favel will officially open the event and the Ashburton Silver Band will

play the national anthem.

Last year’s MCB saw a record turnout and some stallholders sold out by lunchtime, so crowds

are advised to come early this year to grab the tastiest treats.

MCB will open at 10am and run until 2pm on February 6.

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By Sue NewmaN

In brief

year its district wide replacement programme should be wrapped up, roading manager Brian Fauth said.

The council is undertaking the massive replacement with EA Networks as its contractor. It will be carrying 15 per cent of the costs (just over $200,000) with the remaining 85 per cent coming in a government subsidy.

While the government has targeted the end of this year for nationwide completion of the project, Fauth said that’s unlikely to happen here.

As EA Networks undergrounds power cables and wooden poles are removed, the council is

funding the replacement of new metal poles and installing new street lights but where necessary the LED bulbs will be used in existing, older street lights, Fauth said.

The exceptions to the replacement plan will be some of the newer subdivisions where ornamental lights have been used.

Currently the council uses different shaped light bulbs for different functions – pedestrian areas, roads and intersections. The new LED bulbs will be standard in appearance, but the size will vary depending on the situation they are used in.

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“Previously we’ve hijacked their power poles for our street lights, but now they’re undergrounding, if we want a new pole, then we have to put it in,” he said.

The benefits of the new lights are that they come on instantly, last up to six times longer than conventional bulbs and are shock and vibration-proof.

An Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA)commissioned report estimates that switching to LED could save the country $10m in operational costs each year.

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Finders keepers Honesty does pay and for one good Whangarei Samaritan it was to the tune of nearly $4500 cash.

Staff in the property office at the Whangarei Police Station exhausted all methods of trying to find the owner of a brown wallet stuffed with cash after it was handed in last July. At the time the 80-year-old finder revealed he had made discovery at a public toilet in Whangarei. He willingly handed over the cash but really didn’t want his name recorded as the finder.

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■ SEEDS PROGRAMME

New volunteers ready to share skills

BY SUE NEWMAN

SUE.N@THEGUARDIAN.CO.NZ

When you’re running a project that relies on volunteers, the best gift you can receive is a team of new people walking through your door, happy to give their time.

And that’s exactly the gift SEEDS (sharing everyday experiences and drawing on life skills) project co-ordinator Marie McNulty received when the calendar ticked over to 2018.

In December she put out a plea for more volunteers who were willing to spend a little time passing on practical life skills to parents in need of help.

On Wednesday she was busy training a new team of five and she says she’s now ready to meet the inevitable calls for help that will come during the year.

The women said they were all inspired to volunteer after reading about the programme and realising they had both the time and the skill set needed. Most of what was needed would be just common sense and life experience, they said.

For McNulty, having a team of six trained volunteers means she knows no one seeking help will be turned away.

The new recruits have undergone police checks, basic training in keeping themselves safe while working with clients and tips for harnessing the life skills they have and how these can be passed on to clients.

SEEDS mentors work one on

one with clients helping them gain confidence in parenting and helping them cope with issues such as child health and well being, nutrition, menu planning, cooking and baking, budgeting, sewing and garment repairs, housekeeping and hy-

giene. McNulty works with participants to set goals they want to achieve over the three months they are on the programme.

She meets with new clients before they are matched with a volunteer.

Above – Ready to use their life skills to help others as mentors in the Safer Ashburton SEEDS programme are back row (from left) Heather van der Kley, Jude McKendry and Tonia King and in front (from left) Jocelyn Thomson, Margaret Eaton and programme co-ordinator Marie McNulty.

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Mother, daughter hoping to rejuvenate tap dancing here

BY KATIE TODD

KATIE.T@THEGUARDIAN.CO.NZ

A mother-daughter dance duo are encouraging Ashburtonians to step-kick-click their way into the wonderful world of tap dancing this weekend.

Donna Keenan and daughter Yolanda Grobler are holding a tap-dance workshop at Tinwald Hall on Saturday morning, offer-

ing three classes for newbies and dancers of different levels.

Keenan, a qualified dance teacher, said she is passionate about dance and would love to see tap rejuvenated in Ashburton.

“Tap dance is big in Christchurch and it’s big in Timaru, but it’s lost its way in Ashburton a bit,” she said. “Yolanda and I want to see it started up again.”

Keenan was approached by the Ashburton Tap Dancing Association to help boost the interest of tap in Ashburton.

The group still has a number of members despite no longer having regular classes, competitions or workshops in the district.

She said both her and Yolanda were happy to take up the opportunity, and will be giving begin-

ners and other tap dance enthusiasts a chance to click their heels.

Keenan is based in Timaru but says she hopes to hold regular classes on weekends. After gauging the interest on Saturday, she will advise when they will be held.

Three classes will be held on Saturday, kicking off with the beginners at 9.30am, then a class for people who have experience with

any other dance style at 10.30am, and a class for those who can tap dance at 11.30am. Participants are invited to attend multiple classes if they wish.

Entry is $5 for those under 12 years of age, $10 for adults and $15 for families.

Those keen to come along are asked to register their interest with Yolanda, on 0273210569.

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Three hospitalised in West Melton fire Three people have been taken to hospital with smoke inhilation and residents have been evacuated as the West Melton fire threatens homes.

The blaze was centred around Weedons Ross Road area. It began on a farm at around 3pm yesterday.

Five helicopters with monsoon buckets were fighting it from the air.

Firefighters are dampening down hedgerows of macrocarpa to keep it from spreading.

Two houses have already been saved. One escaped with charring to its eaves.

The homeowner was rescued by police. She was taken to hospital with suspected smoke inhalation.

A St John spokesman said three people had been taken to hospital in relation to the fire.

One was rushed to Christchurch Hospital in a serious condition, believed to be related to smoke inhalation.

Two others with minor conditions were also hospitalised, the spokesman said.

Residents who have been evac-

Firefighters attend the fire. uated from the farms and lifestyle blocks have fled with pets, clothes and prized possessions.

Locals also helped rescue horses from a property ablaze.

Matt Smith, also lives across the road from the blaze, says locals shut Weedons Ross Road and shifted the horses across to another paddock and safety. Three were stallions never handled before.

“We’ve been lucky,” Smith said.

However last evening the blaze was far from under control.

Heavy northerly winds are fanning it as the temperature re-

mains above 30°C. There are fears it could spread and threaten a new sub-division.

A welfare centre has been set up in West Melton.

Smith has a caravan loaded up and hooked to his car ready to flee. His power went off at 3.09pm as the fire engulfed a power pole.

The fire has come within metres of the road. Locals with buckets are dampening hot spots.

A drop in wind has helped save properties and help fire crews get a foothold on the blaze, locals say.

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Port Hills fire brought under control A scrub fire on a ridge between Corsair and Cass bays in Lyttelton Harbour appears to be under control.

Christchurch firefighters were still on the ground last evening dampening down hot spots while a single helicopter filled its monsoon bucket in the harbour and dropped its load in a row of pines.

Conditions are still extremely warm and blustery, with rubberneckers stopping cars at various vantage points to watch the fire response.

Earlier five appliances were at the scene near Governor’s Bay, in the Port Hills.

Fire and Emergency said the fire was covering around 10 hectares but the very hot and windy conditions, combined with access difficulties were proving a challenge.

“With the wind at the moment, flying conditions are marginal,” Fire and Emergency communications adviser Joss Debreceny said.

“Our crews are there and prioritising the response.”

John, a caller to Newstalk ZB yesterday, said it looked to be

scrub land, and the wind was strong.

“There’s quite a bit of flame.

“There’s quite a stand of pine trees behind it, but the wind is blowing in the opposite direction at the moment to it.”

Members of the public were asked to avoid Governor’s Bay Road, near Cass Bay, as Fire and Emergency responded to the wildfire that is burning gorse near the top of the hill.

“People are urged to remain vigilant and be extremely careful.

“Avoid any activities that may accidentally cause a fire, including operating machinery, carelessly discarding cigarettes or parking hot vehicles on dry grass,” FENZ said.

Firefighters were also battling three smaller fires in the Selwyn District.

A hedge fire was tackled by six crews on the corner of Old Tai Tapu and Golf Links Rds which started at 1.55pm.

Another was being fought on the side of Clarks Rd, Lincoln, which is believed to be close to a property.

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FBI clashes with Trump In a remarkably public clash of wills with the White House, the FBI declared yesterday it has “grave concerns” about the accuracy of a classified memo on the Russia election investigation that President Donald Trump wants released.

The FBI’s short and sharp statement, its first on the issue, laid bare a Trump administration conflict that had previously played out mostly behind closed doors in meetings between top Justice Department and White House officials.

“As expressed during our initial review, we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo’s accuracy,” the FBI said.

The agency’s stance on the memo, conveyed in a two-paragraph statement, escalates the dispute and means that Trump would be openly defying his hand-picked FBI director by continuing to push for the memo’s disclosure. It also suggests a clear willingness

by FBI Director Christopher Wray, who in the early stretch of his tenure has been notably low-key, to challenge a president who just months ago fired his predecessor, James Comey.

The FBI statement came the day after Trump was overheard telling a congressman that he “100 percent” support-

Two shows in NZ Shania Twain will tour New Zealand for the first time in December – but she’s no stranger. The country pop sensation will perform at Auckland’s Spark Arena on December 18 and at Dunedin’s Forsyth Barr Stadium on December 22. The shows will be part of her Now world tour – and they’ll be her first time performing in New Zealand. But Twain is no stranger to our shores, having spent time here on her ex-husband’s plot of land in in the mid-2000s. “I was just so taken with the colours ... it’s just stunning. And just the remoteness of some of these highcountry stations was attractive to me.”

President Donald Trump leaves after the State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress on Capitol Hill in Washington.

PHOTO AP ed release of the four-page memo, which was drafted by Republicans on the House intelligence committee.

The Republicans have said the memo reveals surveillance abuses by the FBI and the Justice Department in the early stages of the investigation into potential ties between Russia and the 2016 Trump presidential campaign.

Democrats have called the

memo a “cherry-picked” list of GOP talking points that attempts to distract from the committee’s own investigation into Russian meddling in the election that sent Trump to the White House.

The drama comes as special counsel Robert Mueller also is investigating whether the Trump campaign improperly co-ordinated with Russia during the campaign and whether

Trump sought to obstruct the inquiry. Under the House committee’s rules, the president has five days to object to the memo’s release, which the panel voted to authorise on Monday. But Trump himself already has urged the release, and it could come sooner.

It had not yet been settled whether the White House or the committee would handle the actual release.

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■ UNITED STATES

Super blue blood moon awes and wows The moon put on a rare cosmic show: a red blue moon, super big and super bright.

It’s the first time in 35 years a blue moon has synced up with a supermoon and a total lunar eclipse, or blood moon because of its red hue.

Hawaii and Alaska had the best seats, along with the Canadian Yukon, Australia and Asia.

The western US also had good viewing, along with Russia.

At the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, hundreds gathered on the lawn in the wee hours under clear skies. Skygazers also lined the beach near

the Santa Monica Pier, some snapping photos and others reclining in the sand, their faces turned upward.

John Cook joined fellow photography enthusiasts at the pier, using the ferris wheel and roller coaster for his foreground.

“It was incredible,” said Cook, a visual effects artist for films.

In San Francisco’s Marina district, a crowd gathered to watch the super blue blood moon, as NASA calls it, set over the Golden Gate Bridge. Spectators got lucky: There were clear skies and no trace of the

city’s famous fog.

The US East Coast, Europe and most of South America and Africa were out of luck for the total eclipse.

The second full moon in a calendar month is a blue moon.

This one also happened to be an especially close and bright moon, or supermoon. Add a total eclipse, known as a blood moon for its red tint, and it was a lunar showstopper.

NASA called it a lunar trifecta: the first super blue blood moon since 1982. That combination won’t happen again until 2037.

- AP

A lawyer for Harvey Weinstein has called actress Rose McGowan’s claims of rape against the former Hollywood producer “a bold lie”. Attorney Ben Brafman wrote in a statement that McGowan is trying to smear Weinstein to promote her new book Brave. McGowan details her allegations against Weinstein in the memoir released this week. She said in the book that the producer forced himself on her during what began as a business meeting at the Sundance Film Festival in 1997. Scores of women have publicly accused Weinstein of sexual harassment or assault.

Kiwi film to premiere

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Mum left daughter in room to be raped by stranger A court in Ipswich, Queensland, heard how a mother left her daughter in a motel room for a stranger to rape her, after he asked the woman to have sex with a “younger version of herself”.

The 47-year-old woman was sentenced to four years in jail on Wednesday.

The daughter was a teenager at the time the events took

Rape allegation ‘a bold lie’

place. The woman took her daughter to a motel in Toowoomba, west of Brisbane, on the promise of a “girls’ trip”, fuelled by Vodka Cruisers, the court heard.

The woman left her daughter in the motel room for a stranger named “Thommo” to rape, while she waited outside.

“Thommo” had unprotected sex with the teenager, with the

mother’s consent. The daughter, now an adult, broke down in court and said she would never forgive her mother.

‘I’ve felt nothing but pain, anger … mentally numb as to how a mother can do this to a child,” she said to her mother in court, the Sunshine Coast Daily reports.

“Words cannot express my loss of a childhood by your ac-

tions, your lack of compassion.

Your actions will not, cannot be forgiven.”

The 47-year-old pleaded guilty to procuring a young person (daughter) for carnal knowledge.

Her four-year jail term will be suspended after she serves 12 months in jail.

“Thommo” is yet to be arrested.

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Upcoming Kiwi comedy The Breaker Upperers will have its world premiere at the prestigious South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin, Texas. Written, directed and starring Funny Girls alumni Jackie van Beek and Madeleine Sami, the film is described as a comedy about two best friends who make a business out of breaking couples up. The film stars James Rolleston (Pork Pie), Rima Te Wiata (Hunt for the Wilderpeople) and Nic Sampson (The Brokenwood Mysteries).

The film will premiere at the festival in March before opening in New Zealand cinemas on May 3.

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Beautiful bupleurum BEAUTIFUL BUPLEURUM – THAT’S A BIT OF A TONGUE TWISTER! IF YOU’RE NOT SURE HOW TO PRONOUNCE IT – IT’S BOO-PLER-UM.

This pretty plant, which we sell under the ‘flower’ category, is actually a herb.

But unless you have experience in herbal medicine or the like we don’t recommend ingesting it.

These days, bupleurum is more commonly grown to add colour and texture to gardens and for cut flowers – it lasts really well in a vase.

It has beautiful eucalyptus like leaves on tall stems with green-yellow flowers and grows to around 80cm tall.

It’s closely related to fennel and dill, and you can see why – they have quite a similar look due to the fact they are all umbelforming plants.

What’s an umbel? This word comes from the Latin word umbella which you’ve probably guessed means parasol, sunshade – much like an umbrella.

And it’s used to describe the short flower stalks which spread out from a common point on each stem – like the ribs of an umbrella.

you will probably get one flowering from your bupleurum.

But if you live in a frost-free area of New Zealand, you should get two or more flowerings out of your bupleurum.

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It likes full sun and each plant should be planted around 40cm apart from the next.

Once it’s planted it’s very easy-care and doesn’t attract many pests or insects.

And will flower in around four to five weeks.

It’s a short-lived perennial which means if you live in an area that gets frosts

Regardless of where you live, if you’re lucky, when they’ve finished flowering they may self-seed and pop up again the next year.

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Easy As – How to build a deck AS DIY PROJECTS Spacing Pile Foundations

GO, A (see diagram 6) DECK MAY SEEM LIKE AN Run a string line between pegs or from profiles at the desired depth, width and length of deck.

AMBITIOUS PROJECT, Locate corner piles and set out pile positions along BUT TAKEN STEPstring line and mark on the ground (see diagram 1).

Piles should be spaced at maximum centres of BY-STEP, 1.3m along the lines ofBUILDING the bearers and at maximum centres of 1.9m along the lines of the joists.

A DECK IS PRETTY Dig holes with a post hole borer or a spade to a minimum depth of 450mm plus an extra 100mm for STRAIGHTFORWARD. concrete pad.

Getting started Positioning of Bearers Prepare a sketch plan outline of your deck The double 150 x 50 H3.2 Radiata bearers on top with dimensions, indicating boundaries of the shaped head pile are to be connected to the and existing site features.

The design pile with two galvanised or stainless steel post-toshould the house – it needs bearer tiescomplement on each side. toSpacing beThefunctional and have aesthetic appeal.

Pilearea Foundations NOTE: ‘exposed’ on the head of the pile is (see diagram 6) Preferably it ontothe warm, trimmed at a 45locate degree angle prevent water sunny from pooling onathe top. sideRun of home or facing string line between pegs or the from view. profiles Have at privacy, sundepth, andwidth shelter fromofprevailing the desired and length deck.

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Locate corner piles and set out pile positions along string line and mark on the ground (see diagram 1).

Be compatible with existing landscape, Piles should be spaced at pools. maximumBe centres of of any garden planting and clear 1.3m along the lines of the bearers and at maximum Clean out holes of any loose material. sub-soil andtheservices, centres drains of 1.9m along lines of the (eg joists.electricity, THESE INSTRUCTIONS Place piles in holes on a concrete pad 100mm gas,Dig water, or sewer lines). holes with a post hole borer or a spade to a thick. Check for plumb with a spirit level and face Have safety such as hand minimum depthfeatures, of 450mm plus an extra 100mm rails for AREtoFOR A ofSIMPLE, 3.6 alignment within 1mm string line. concrete pad. (required for decks that are 1 metre or NOTE: Constantly check square.

METRE BYalignment 3.6 isMETRE DECK, more above ground), nonslip Clean out holes of any loose material. surfaces Tack temporary braces to pile and ground pegs for andPlace adequate bracing.

Check ground piles in holes on a concrete pad 100mm SITTING 0.75 METRES final position. thick. Checkand for plumb with a spirit level and face conditions contour.

Approach the alignment to withinor 1mm of string to line.ascertain Fill holes with concrete, taking care to ensure the Local Authority Council ABOVE THE GROUND, BUT post is vertical. The concrete may be bagged, preNOTE: Constantly check alignment square. whether Resource and/orisBuilding mixed, dry concrete or a 6:1 ratio of builders mix Tack temporary braces tobefore pile and ground pegs for Consent is required construction THE SAME PRINCIPLES and cement, mixed with water to a stiff mix. final position. starts.

Compact the concrete into the hole around piles A APPLY WHETHER IT’S Fill holesfor withany concrete, taking care to ensure the Check possible infringements with a stick to remove air pockets. Leave the post is vertical. The concrete may be bagged, prenear boundaries.

For example, decks less concrete to set around piles for at least 48 hours. mixed, dry concrete or a 6:1 ratio of builders mix BIGGER AREA OR HIGHER than metres ground and1.5 cement, mixedabove with water to a stiff and mix. 10 metres square mayinto not to gopiles through OFF THE GROUND. Compact the concrete theneed hole around consent procedures. with a stick to remove air pockets. Leave the DIAGRAM 4 concrete to set around for at least hours. or Ideally, decks arepiles located on 48 houses WITH HIGHER DECKS, buildings that have ready indoor/outdoor from living areas.

CONSIDERATION NEEDS TO access DIAGRAM 4 Determine the deck’s size and area BE GIVEN TO BRACING AND to accommodate people and furniture.

For instance, a deck that is 1.8 metres Fix Decking Joists HANDRAILS. wide is the absolute minimum width to Spacing Pile Foundations of Bearers Joists usedPositioning in this brochure’s example are 150 x 50 accommodate a standard table and four (see diagram 6) Radiata H3.2, spaced 450mm centrebearers to centre.

USUALLY A DECK WILL BE The double 150 x 50apart, H3.2 Radiata on top chairs.

Cut joists tooflength and square. where to the the shaped head pileLeave are to abegap connected Run a string line between pegs or from profiles at HANDY HINT: by buying pile with two galvanised stainless steel post-tothe desired width and length of deck. they meet the house toSave allow effort for or moisture to drain ATTACHED TOdepth, THE HOUSE bearer ties on each side. cutnailtobottom the closest ateach Mitre 10. away. Skew of joist tolength bearers on Locate corner piles and set out pile positions along timber side (see remember diagram string line and mark on the ground (see diagram 1). Always NOTE: The3). ‘exposed’ on the headtwice of the pile is toarea measure – cut ON ONE SIDE AND THIS Piles should be spaced at maximum centres of at a 45 degree angle to prevent water from once. trimmed 1.3m along the lines of the bearers and at maximum pooling on top.

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EXAMPLEcentres WILL SHOW YOU of 1.9m along the lines of the joists.

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concrete pad.

Clean out holes of any loose material.

Place piles in holes on a concrete pad 100mm thick. Check for plumb with a spirit level and face alignment to within 1mm of string line.

NOTE: Constantly check alignment is square.

Tack temporary braces to pile and ground pegs for final position.

Fill holes with concrete, taking care to ensure the post is vertical. The concrete may be bagged, premixed, dry concrete or a 6:1 ratio of builders mix and cement, mixed with water to a stiff mix.

Compact the concrete into the hole around piles with a stick to remove air pockets. Leave the concrete to set around piles for at least 48 hours.

DIAGRAM 4

DOUBLE 150 x 50

2 PILE-TO-BEARER FIXINGS

outer edge DIAGRAM 5 of the deck and work inwards. from a building requires bracing.

Create 15mm setback from board3604 edge to fascia sets Newa Zealand Standard (1999) plate. Check spacing as you go to ensure boards are out the requirements, while geographical square and running true to line. (Tip: Curved boards location also hasusing an impact onbar.) the may be straightened a suitable pry requirements for bracing.

Butt boards hard up to each other to allow for If the deck you are planning projects shrinkage. more than 2 metres from the building then The last board against the house may have to be itscribed is recommended additional expert to fit and reduced that in width. advice be sought from your Local Authority or an appropriately qualified expert.

Building your deck?

Positioning of Bearers The double 150 x 50 H3.2 Radiata bearers on top of the shaped head pile are to be connected to the pile with two galvanised or stainless steel post-tobearer ties on each side.

NOTE: The ‘exposed’ area onB the head of the pile is trimmed at a 45 degree angle to prevent water from pooling on top.

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Determine a working height to set the DIAGRAM 2 profile boards. In this instance, the deck profile boards are set at the top of the bearers and ledger (see diagram 1). Identify the length of the deck along the wall of the house. From position A string a level line through to position B (see diagram 1). At points A and B drive a nail or cup hook.

From each point (A and B) run a string line at right angles.

The string line should be the length of the deck plus 600mm (working clearance) for profile locations. Erect profile boards at DIAGRAM 1 the determined height. Set string lines for correct level and deck size (see diagram 1).

DIAGRAM 3 Check everything Fix Decking Joists is square by using the 3-4-5 triangle method and equal length Joists used in this brochure’s example are 150 x 50 diagonals (see diagram 2). centre to centre.

Radiata H3.2, spaced 450mm apart, Cut not joists damage to length and square. lines Leave aand gap where Do string check they meetare the house to allow for moisture to and drain taut. positions consistently correct away. Skew nail bottom of joist to bearers on each Mark on existing house wall of sidepositions (see diagram 3). solid framing for ledger bolt locations. Set ledger wall plate the length of A to B. Cut Lay Decking packers and shape to fit weatherboard or When laying decking boards, start from thediagram furthest cladding angle if necessary (see outer edge of the deck and work inwards.

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Create a 15mm setback from board edge to fascia Lay bituminous damp proof coarse plate. Check spacing as you go to ensure boards are behind packers.

Fix ledger square ledger and running true to line.

(Tip: Curved on boards may be to straightened using a suitable packers solid framing withpry 2 bar.) x M12 coach screws spacing of 1.2 Butt boards hardatupatomaximum each other to allow for shrinkage. metres centre to centre (see diagram 3).

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Dig holes with a post hole borer or a spade to a minimum depth of 450mm plus an extra 100mm for concrete pad. Clean out holes of any loose material. Place piles in holes on a concrete pad 100mm thick.

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The New Zealand Building Code requires a minimum separation of 12mm between the wall cladding and a timber slat deck so that water will not become trapped. This separation can be provided by 12mm DIAGRAM 1x 150mm long H3.2 packers at bolt fixings.

Alternatively the junction between the decking and the stringer can be protected by the installation of weatherproof flashing.

HANDY HINT: The 3-4-5 triangle method: to establish square, measure 300mm along one string line from the intersection where the string lines meet.

STAY SAFE: Then 400mm along the other Themeasure use of power tools makes the stringcompletion line from the same point. of projects much easier, Then on a diagonal between butmeasure appropriate safety equipment those two points. If the string lines are when power tools is strongly square, thisusing measurement should be recommended.

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Select a datum point (a standard measurement point) – generally the existing floor level. Set the finished deck level below this datum point. In some situations the New Zealand Building Code requires a step down to an open framed permeable deck (your Local Authority or Council Fix willDecking be ableJoists to advise you).

Joists used in this brochure’s example are 150 x 50 Radiata H3.2, spaced 450mm apart, centre to centre.

Cut joists to length and square. Leave a gap where they meet the house to allow for moisture to drain away. Skew nail bottom of joist to bearers on each side (see diagram 3).

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Locate corner piles and set out pile positions along string line and mark on the ground (see diagram 1).

Piles should be spaced at maximum centres of 1.3m along the lines of the bearers and at maximum centres of 1.9m along the lines of the joists.

NOTE: The ‘exposed’ area on the head of the pile is trimmed at a 45 degree angle to prevent water from pooling on top.

Spacing Pile Foundations DIAGRAM 6 (see diagram 6)

Dig holes with a post hole borer or a spade to a minimum depth of 450mm plus an extra 100mm for concrete pad.

Locate corner piles and set out pile positions along string line and mark on the ground (see diagram 1).

Piles should be spaced at maximum centres of 1.3m along the lines of the bearers and at maximum centres of 1.9m along the lines of the joists.

Place piles in holes on a concrete pad 100mm thick. Check for plumb with a spirit level and face alignment to within 1mm of string line.

Run a string line between pegs or from profiles at A the desired depth, width and length of deck.

Locate corner piles and set out pile positions along string line and mark on the ground (see diagram 1).

Piles should be spaced at maximum centres of 1.3m along the lines of the bearers and at maximum centres of 1.9m along the lines of the joists.

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CompactTackthe concrete into the hole temporary braces to pile and ground pegs for final position. around piles with a stick to remove air holes with concrete, taking care to ensure the pockets. Fill post is vertical. The concrete may be bagged, premixed, dry concrete orto a 6:1 ratioaround of builders mixpiles for Leave the concrete set and cement, mixed with water to a stiff mix. at least 48 Compact hours. the concrete into the hole around piles with a stick to remove air pockets. Leave the

The double 150 x 50 H3.2 Radiata bearers on top of the shaped head pile are to be connected to the pile with two galvanised or stainless steel post-tobearer ties on each side.

pooling on top.

DIAGRAM 6

Place piles in holes on a concrete pad 100mm thick. Check for plumb with a spirit level and face alignment to within 1mm of string line.

concrete to set around piles for at least 48 hours.

Positioning of bearers

Positioning of Bearers

(see diagram 6) angle to prevent water from trimmed at a 45 degree

Clean out holes of any loose material.

NOTE: Constantly check alignment is square.

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Dig holes with a post hole borer or a spade to a minimum depth of 450mm plus an extra 100mm for concrete pad.

NOTE: Constantly check alignment is square.

alignment to within 1mm of string line.

Fill NOTE: holes with concrete, check taking alignment care to ensure Constantly is the post is vertical. The concrete may be bagged, presquare. mixed, concrete orbraces a 6:1 ratio of builders mix Tackdry temporary to pile and and cement, mixed water to a Fill stiffholes mix. ground pegs for fiwith nal position. with concrete, taking care ensure thepiles Compact the concrete into thetohole around posta isstick vertical.

The air concrete bethe with to remove pockets.may Leave bagged,topre-mixed, or48 a 6:1 concrete set around dry pilesconcrete for at least hours. ratio of builder’s mix and cement, mixed with water to a stiff mix.

The double 150 x 50 H3.2 Radiata bearers on top of the shaped head pile are to be connected to the pile with two galvanised or stainless steel post-tobearer ties on each side.

Run a string line between pegs or from profiles at the desired depth, width and length of deck.

Clean out holes of any loose material.

Tack temporary braces to pile and ground pegs for Check for plumb with a spirit level and face final position.

Positioning of Bearers

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Joists used in this example are 150 x 50

Dig holes with a post hole borer or a spade to a Radiata H3.2, spaced 450mm apart, centre minimum depth of 450mm plus an extra 100mm for to centre. concrete pad. Cut joists to length and square.

Leave a gap where they meet the house to allow for moisture to drain away.

DIAGRAM 2 Place pilesnail in holes on a concrete Skew bottom of joistpad to100mm bearers on thick.

Check for (see plumbdiagram with a spirit and face 2 each side 3).levelDIAGRAM Clean out holes of any loose material.

The double 150 x 50 H3.2 Radiata bearers alignment to within 1mm of string line.

4 on top of DIAGRAM the shaped head pile are to be NOTE:Lay decking Constantly check alignment is square. connected to the pile with two galvanised Tack When laying decking boards, from the temporary braces to pile and groundstart pegs for or stainless steel post-to bearer ties on furthest final position. outer edge of the deck and work each side. inwards.

Fill holes with concrete, taking care to ensure the NOTE: The ‘exposed’ area on the head of post isCreate aThe 15mm setback vertical. concrete may be from bagged,board pre- edge Fix Decking Joists the pile is trimmed at a 45 degree angle to mixed, to fascia plate.orCheck spacing asmix you go to dry concrete a 6:1 ratio of builders Joists used in this brochure’s example are 150 x 50 and cement, mixed with a stiff mix. prevent water from pooling on top. ensure boards arewater square and running true Radiata H3.2, spaced 450mm apart, centre totocentre.

Cut joists to length and square. Leave a gap where DIAGRAM 3 to line.

Compact the concrete into the hole around piles they meet the house to allow for moisture to drain Fix decking joists away.

Skew nail bottom of joist to bearers on each (Tip: Curved boards may be straightened with a stick to remove air pockets. Leave the side (see diagram 3). concrete around piles at least 48boards hours. hard usingtoaset suitable pry for bar.)

Butt DIAGRAM 5 DIAGRAM 5 to each other to allow for shrinkage.

Layup Decking last boards, board against the house may When The laying decking start from the furthest outer edge of the deck and work inwards. have DIAGRAM 4 to be scribed to fit and reduced in Fix Decking Joists Create a 15mm setback from board edge to fascia width. plate.

Check spacing as you go to ensure boards are

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Radiata H3.2, spaced 450mm apart,Butt centre to upcentre. boards hard to each other to allow for shrinkage.

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DIAGRAM 5

Lay Decking When laying decking boards, start from the furthest outer edge of the deck and work inwards.

Create a 15mm setback from board edge DIAGRAM 5 to fascia plate. Check spacing as you go to ensure boards are square and running true to line. (Tip: Curved boards may be straightened using a suitable pry bar.)

Butt boards hard up to each other to allow for shrinkage.

The last board against the house may have to be scribed to fit and reduced in width.

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Mitre 10 is not responsible for the quality of work carried out on the goods by the consumer and is not responsible for the design or construction of any structure in which the goods are incorporated.

Where applicable consumers should ensure that they comply with The New Zealand Building Code and/or Local Body Bylaws in respect of any such structures.

Consumers are advised to call a qualified tradesman such as a builder, electrician or plumber where expert services are required.

Mitre 10 will not be liable for any consequential loss howsoever arising from the use of goods sold, nor for any loss caused by defective or inadequate structures in which goods are incorporated.

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Since then they’ve won several World Rally Championships, including three consecutive WRC manufacturer’s titles (1995-1997).

During the 19 years they were part of the WRC, and since then they have been continually fine-tuning their unique technologies for their road focussed WRXs. And now the Levorg, which while based on the WRX is regarded as the successor to the Legacy GT wagon.

These three with their packages of considerable power and performance, safety and sure-footedness of Subaru’s constant all-wheel-drive certainly show this.

Especially so on the winding, hilly country roads where all three were driven.

They showed they can, (safely) provide a little seventh heaven for they who may want to relive a little of their lost youth!

Of course the STi is the hard-core/total performance package one amongst them and has been very well described as a “serious machine for serious people”.

Why? Well its 2.5-litre boxer turbo produces 221kw and 407Nm of torque and there’s little doubt about the sporting heritage of the firm-shifting 6-speed manual, or indeed the DCCD (driver controlled

central differential), that allows you to vary how the AWD apportions the drive.

While it’s still rather civilised below 3000rpm, from then on it hits its straps.

It sings appropriately as well, while polishing off 0-100kmh in 4.9 seconds.

Looks purposeful too, with its slightly changed front and steering-responsive headlights.

It sits on19-inch alloys which set off the yellow calipers for the large Brembo brakes.

Inside there’s touches of red including the seat belts.

While the Premium version has a front view camera, neither of the STi’s have Subaru’s excellent twin camera safety system, which both WRX models and the Levorg have(WRX Premium and the Levorg also have a host of other safety features).

The WRX and Levorg also, both have an impressive and punchy 2-litre boxer turbo delivering 197kW and 350Nm right from 2400 to 5200rpm.

For WRXs there’s options of a 6-speed manual or SLT auto (CVT), the latter being standard for the Levorgs.

Like the STi the WRX is a sedan, with comfortable space for four (five if necessary) and a decent boot that holds 460 litres of stuff.

It looks as good as it goes, with its bright red brake calipers beneath the 18” alloys!

The mid-sized Levorg sports wagon comes only in one well-dressed and fitted

FINALE One couldn’t but enjoy all this trio with their respective blends of power, civility, all-wheel-drive security, practicality, and fun! With our current weather nobody knows when lightning may strike, but to be sure it will have to be extremely quick to strike any of them, particularly so the STi!

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Looks-wise, there is, as you’d expect, a close family relationship, with the other two including the bonnet scoop.

It has an electric sunroof and also sits nicely on 18-inch wheels. It’s just 80kg heavier than the WRX. Inside there’s heated leather clad sports seats, dual-zone climate control, touchscreen with navigation and the previously mentioned clever Eyesight system.

Luggage-wise, with all seats in place there’s is a very useful 522 litres.

Of course it has excellent road-holding, yet a suitably refined ride courtesy of a well-set up suspension, complete with Bilstein shock absorbers as well as reassuring grip and traction from the all-wheel-drive.

The test WRX had the same Lineatronic CVT as used in the Levorg.

In both, this when left to itself did everything very well, smoothly matching up with the engine’s power delivery and making, if you so wished for an easy, relaxed

drive, but again quickly delivering when asked to.

That is even more so when using either the lever or paddles for the sequential shift which allows you to chose your ratio, of which there’s six in both the Intelligent (everyday mode) and Sport, then eight in Sport Plus, when everything becomes rather urgent – like dashing from 0-100kmh in a tad over 6 seconds.

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Fit for a princess A

notable Jaguar XJ-S Cabriolet with royal connections will be one of a record number of stunning retro cars from the halcyon heydays of motoring appearing at next month’s London Classic Car Show at ExCeL London (15-18 February 15-18).

While many of the 700+ wonderful automotive icons on display will have their own incredible histories, few if any will have better stories to tell than this totally oneoff 150mph Jaguar – a sportscar which was fashioned especially for Diana, Princess of Wales.

Dating back to 1983 this famous XJ-SC was not only one of the most photographed cars of its era but was also totally unique, built to the Princess’ own bespoke specification.

While the other 5012 cabriolets created in Coventry between 1983 and 1988 were all hedonistic two-seater speedsters, this stately XJ-SC (reg E763KYX) was uniquely fitted with two small rear seats just so the young Princes William and Harry could ride along with their mother and her bodyguard.

It is generally accepted that the Princess enjoyed driving her custom-made Jag so much that her protection officer was often relegated to the front passenger seat!

Additionally, the V12 powered regal cabriolet features an individually made, and permanently fixed, rear hard top to ensure that the two Princes could not strike their heads on the solid targa roof bar in the event of an accident.

Also, unlike any other XJS, the once royal roadster is fitted with personalised leather and Harris Tweed seat trims, chosen by Princess Diana.

What’s more the exterior bodywork came with four round headlights similar to those seen on the US export and was finished in British Racing Green to match the Aston Martin that husband Prince Charles had acquired around the same time.

The Princess was regularly seen driving this majestic model from 1987 to 1991.

Then, when the two Princes outgrew their small rear seats, she sold it to the Jaguar Heritage Trust, an educational charity established to preserve the legacy of Jaguar for the nation, in exchange for a

contribution to one of her own charitable causes.

The following year, Diana replaced the British-made XJ-SC with a German-made Mercedes 500SL – a controversial decision which caused quite a commotion at the time as no member of the Royal Family had purchased a foreign car in memory.

“The London Classic Car Show is littered with cars boasting their own remarkable histories,” said Bas Bungish, Event Director.

“There are F1 single-seaters raced in period by world champions such as Graham Hill and Michael Schumacher and getaway cars involved in staking out The Great Train Robbery.

Princess Diana’s very own Jaguar is another of these evocative exhibits which will certainly conjure up many fond recollections among our visitors who really appreciate nostalgia.

“Seeing the two Princes today, it’s hard to remember that they were once a pair of

little boys strapped into those special passenger seats behind their mother.

“How time flies!”

The tailor-made Jaguar is being exhibited at ExCeL by the XJS Club, one of an unprecedented number of enthusiastic car clubs putting together dedicated displays this year’s expanded London Classic Car Show.

Full details can be found on the show’s official website – thelondonclassiccarshow. co.uk.

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Local Austin enthusiast Owen Wilson says that the programme for the weekend gathering will give all those taking part a superb opportunity to visit interesting places and there will be a chance for the public to look at the cars during a Show and Shine at the Vintage Car Club during the morning on Sunday 11 February 2018.

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We all need to help catch the thieves E

very community has them, those sorts of folks who tend to lurk down the back corridors, hidden by the darkness.

They, like some of the best hunters in the world, tend to act at night – silhouetted under the shine of the moon.

There is no regard for anyone else’s privacy and their property – they only care about the end goal, a prize they will then call their own.

Some of them are organised and part of a wider network of scum who work as a group to achieve their goals, while others are opportunists in that they see something and decide to take it – with no care of the consequences.

Combatting such thieves and burglars can be difficult and

when there’s a spate of occurrences unveiling themselves one after the other from night to night – pinpointing exactly where to direct the forces can be like throwing a needle into the haystack.

Unfortunately, this is the Ashburton District at the moment.

A disturbing number of stories are flowing through the newsroom each day of property being stolen or damaged by brazen thieves who are making their way around the district.

Whether it’s reaching through windows, smashing car windows or breaking into petrol stations – the dark side of life is a strong presence around these parts currently and the fightback needs to begin to stop them.

Our police are stretched to the max as evidenced recently when it was announced that the Police Minister did not see this region as being one which needed a boost in terms of policing numbers.

We say that’s rubbish and despite our undoubted bias – our local police need all the help they can get.

For a small district we are unfortunately over-run with criminal activity from day to day – so much so that it’s hard to see how the force wouldn’t be stretched to their absolute limits,

especially with the recent spate of activity.

Our local security firms do a fantastic job and it would be impossible to determine how much property and damage they have saved through their interference of potential bad eggs while they are going about their business.

But they can’t be the eyes and ears everywhere around town and our current crop of no-hopers appear to be smarter than the average crook and are targeting spots that don’t receive the regular surveillance.

So, we need to help – as best, and as safely, as we can.

It’s easy to be a little more vigilant than normal – make sure the windows are locked (a tough ask in this heat for sure) and that things are a little more secure than normal and we can also

keep our eyes peeled for anything untoward.

If you see someone or something suspicious, don’t hesitate to call it in – you never know, you might save someone from losing some of their most treasured possessions in the process.

And we now also have a social media tool in the recently developed Ashburton and Methven Beware Facebook Group which has been designed to alert people to such behaviour – although it should be stressed that your first point of call should always be the police.

No-one wants to see this sort of behaviour in our little part of the world, so let’s be smarter and help put an end to it.

All of us need to take some responsibility for keeping ourselves and our stuff safe.

Nelson Mandela.

Ten years ago: A gunman killed five women at a Lane Bryant store in Tinley Park, Illinois, in an apparent botched robbery (the case remains unsolved). French President Nicolas Sarkozy and former supermodel Carla Bruni were married at the presidential Elysee Palace.

Five years ago: Former Navy Seal and American Sniper author Chris Kyle was fatally shot along with a friend, Chad Littlefield, at a gun range west of Glen Rose, Texas;

suspect Eddie Ray Routh was later convicted and sentenced to life in prison without parole.

One year ago: Declaring that religious freedom was “under threat”, President Donald Trump vowed to repeal a rarely-enforced IRS rule that said pastors who endorse candidates from the pulpit risked losing their taxexempt status.

Today’s birthdays: Former French President Valery Giscard d’Estaing is 92. Actor Robert Mandan is 86. Comedian Tom

Smothers is 81. Rock singerguitarist Graham Nash is 76. Actor Bo Hopkins is 74. Actor Brent Spiner is 69. Rock musician Ross Valory (Journey) is 69. Model Christie Brinkley is 64. Actor Michael Talbott is 63. Actress Kim Zimmer is 63. Actor Michael T. Weiss is 56. Actor-comedian Adam Ferrara is 52. Rock musician Robert DeLeo (Army of Anyone; Stone Temple Pilots) is 52. Actress Jennifer Westfeldt is 48. Rock musician Ben Mize is 47.

Rapper T-Mo is 46. Singer Shakira

is 41. Actor Rich Sommer is 40.

Country singer Blaine Larsen is 32. Actress Zosia Mamet is 30.

Thought for today: “It was naive of the 19th century optimists to expect paradise from technology — and it is equally naive of the 20th century pessimists to make technology the scapegoat for such old shortcomings as man’s blindness, cruelty, immaturity, greed and sinful pride.” — Peter F. Drucker, Austrian-born American business management consultant (1909-2005).

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TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Friday, February 2, the 33rd day of 2018. There are 332 days left in the year.

This is Groundhog Day. Today’s highlight in history: On Feb 2, 1943, the remainder of Nazi forces from the Battle of Stalingrad surrendered in a major victory for the Soviets in World War Two. On this date: In 1536, present-day Buenos Aires, Argentina, was founded by Pedro de Mendoza of Spain.

In 1653, New Amsterdam — now New York City — was incorporated.

In 1887, Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, held its first Groundhog Day festival.

In 1914, Charles Chaplin made his movie debut as the comedy short Making a Living was released by Keystone Film Co. In 1932, Duke Ellington and His Orchestra recorded It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing) for Brunswick Records.

In 1959, public schools in Arlington and Norfolk, Virginia, were racially desegregated.

In 1964, Ranger 6, a lunar probe launched by Nasa, crashed on to the surface of the moon as planned, but failed to send back any TV images.

In 1971, Idi Amin, having seized power in Uganda, proclaimed himself president.

In 1988, President Ronald Reagan pressed his case for additional aid to the Nicaraguan Contras a day ahead of a vote by the US House of Representatives. (The three major broadcast TV networks declined to carry the speech, which was covered by CNN; a divided House voted to reject Reagan’s request for $36.2 million in new aid.)

In 1990, in a dramatic concession to South Africa’s black majority, President F.W. de Klerk lifted a ban on the African National Congress and promised to free

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was going to start this week’s column with the lyrics to the Final Countdown, but to be honest they’re a load of bollocks.

The lyrics above are the start of the Bryan Adams and Barbara Streisand song I Finally Found Someone. It just happens that this is the song that will play as Manda walks into our wedding ceremony tomorrow, although, she still has 24 hours to come to her senses.

As one of my very eloquent mates put it this week in a supportive/best wishes phone call: “Bloody good idea marrying her mate, because let’s face it, an ugly ba$#@rd like you is never going to hook up with anyone that gorgeous ever again.”

He’s dead right to be fair, I’ve been batting way out of my league since we first got together, I’m gonna keep swinging (the bat) though.

We have 32 family members attending the ceremony, including my Uncle Grant and Aunty Sue from America, as well as brother Greg and his family from Aussie. I’m thrilled they are making the journey.

That part of the day will be at Aeroview, hopefully outside, but we’ll see what the weather has to say about that.

It will be relaxed and reasonably informal, well as much as a wedding ceremony can be.

I’m sure our celebrant Larraine McQuarters will help keep it that way.

We have written our own vows, I just hope Manda likes my

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reference to Joe Cocker and the father-in-law to be doesn’t hear one sentence.

The family will have a nice BBQ dinner before around another 70 people join us for a booze up. Wait, you probably can’t say that anymore, so ... for a “celebration”.

I’m looking forward to catching up with some of my old school mates from Auckland and Nelson, you know the ones,

you don’t see them for ages but straight away it feels like it was just yesterday.

The day is kind of a happy medium between the Elvis Chapel in Vegas, which I would be happy with (not sure Manda’s mum would like it much) and the full noise, all the bells and whistles event, that any first-time bride wants.

I am really looking forward to the day, it will be a heap of fun

and as of about 2.30pm tomorrow I will be the luckiest ugly ba$#@rd around.

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By Anne GiBson The proposed anti-foreign housebuyer ban here has gone much further than Australia, prohibiting non-residents from not only buying an existing house but also building a house or buying a property off the plans without consent, a top lawyer says.

Joanna Pidgeon, Auckland District Law Society president, said even if consent was granted, foreigners would need to sell property here within a year.

This will apply to all overseas people with skilled worker visas living in New Zealand, she said and would mean New Zealand’s proposed law would be much harsher than Australia’s.

The Overseas Investment Amendment Bill, which had its first reading in the House just before Christmas, would ban foreigners from buying New Zealand houses or apartments even if they build them, she said, “because the requirement to divest the property within 12 months of completion would make the purchase and construction too risky with possible market fluctuations”.

One of the aims of the legislation is to “build a more produc-

tive economy, by helping redirect capital to productive uses”, the bill states.

But Pidgeon said prohibiting overseas purchasers from buying off the plan or building houses unless they divest the property within 12 months would not see this redirection of capital.

Guidelines from Australia’s Foreign Investment Review Board show the country views foreigner non-residents more favourably. If they develop new houses or apartments, non-Australian residents can own them and keep them.

That country sees new stock as of benefit.

But the bill here bans foreigners from buying residential or lifestyle land under 5ha and building a new house is no pathway for foreigners wanting to get a toe-hold in New Zealand.

Pidgeon said Australia had a much more constructive and positive approach than New Zealand would have if the new law is passed in its current format.

“It is very important that our legislation is clear and simple.

Australia has a very simple and clear rule: overseas people cannot buy existing property, but can buy new property,” she said.

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Australia imposes a levy on property owners if they leave their property vacant for more than six months. That encourages construction and discourages speculation or buying property and sitting on it without it being occupied to just receive the capital gain, Pidgeon said.

“Overseas property developers will need to get consent to buy land to develop, adding another layer of costs, and delays which add additional cost due to construction price escalation,” she said.

“This will discourage them from developing in New Zealand. Overseas developers already see New Zealand as an expensive place to develop,” she said.

“Overseas developers will need to sell their completed projects within 12 months of completion.

That puts a huge risk factor into the development proposition.

What happens if there is a recession and prices fall at the end of the project?

“The developers would have to sell anyway, regardless of price and losses which is too big a risk for most developers. Existing overseas developers may seek an exemption to purchase and devel-

op land. We don’t know on what terms they will be issued. Presumably they will also have to sell within 12 months of completion.

However the risk, costs, delays and uncertainty will discourage new market entrants,” she said.

Pidgeon wants the legislation simplified to allow foreigners to develop and buy off the plans, such as in Australia.

“Then we will see more property development improving housing affordability. Putting obstacles, costs and delays in the process will see overseas developers look elsewhere for development opportunities, and housing affordability will not improve,” she said.

Associate Finance Minister David Parker said the new law recognised and reaffirmed that it was not a right for an overseas buyer to purchase a house here.

“Our objective is to ensure that the New Zealand housing market is shaped by New Zealanders,” he said.

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David Parker

The market week in review

I

t has been a mixed week for investors, with a heap of data to sort through and plenty to keep us on the edge of our seats.

The global reporting season ramped up this week and the local reporting season got under way, giving us plenty of corporate newsflow to process.

This week also marked the end of January 2018 and what a mixed month that has been. The NZX50 ended its 12-month winning streak and logged a 1.18 per cent decline for the month.

The Australian index also logged a loss, however, it was not as steep as that seen by the kiwi bourse, down just 0.45 per cent.

In the UK, the FTSE 100 ended down 2.02 per cent, while the broader European index, the Stoxx 600, logged its biggest monthly gain since October, rising 1.6 per cent. In the US, January was particularly strong.

The Dow Jones powered through two key thresholds and, along with the S&P 500, gained more than 5 per cent for its best month since March 2016. The Nasdaq had an even stronger month, up 7.36 per cent for its best monthly performance since October 2015.

Markets started the week on shaky ground as the US led a global sell-down. The US 10-year treasuries yield spiked to a multi year high early in the week as concerns mounted over inflation expectations. However, fears abated following the Federal Reserve meeting held mid-week and markets again rallied.

President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address also had markets on edge. However, the rhetoric remained presidential, much like his inauguration speech, and markets breathed a

Jeremy Flood ON THE MARKETS

collective sigh of relief.

Trump mentioned increased infrastructure spending, tightening immigration policies, healthcare pricing regulation and trade policies during his address.

Australian CPI data was released, missing expectations, but allaying fears of a rate hike from the Reserve Bank of Australia occurring too soon.

On a quarterly basis, prices increased 0.6 per cent while on an annualised basis there was a 1.9 per cent increase. Both were 10 basis points below expectations.

The rise in inflation was largely driven by increasing fuel prices, up 10.4 per cent for the year. The Australian dollar eased a bit following the data release.

The US reporting season has been one of the key drivers behind the US market’s strength over the past year with expectations continuing to be high. It was a busy week for investors with 125 companies from the S&P 500 reporting. So far, the reporting season has been very positive with more than 80 per cent of companies beating expectations for earnings.

One of the key reports was Microsoft. The company has had a solid run-up to its result, with the share price up around 11 per cent for January.

Expectations were high from investors and the company delivered, beating expectations across all business segments on both earnings and sales. However, there

was some price weakness following the result as the old adage, “Buy the rumour, sell the news” came to fruition.

The Australasian reporting season is now under way, albeit slowly. Over the course of the next few weeks we will be watching for earnings from companies to justify current valuations, as despite a fall in January, share prices remain elevated.

Expectations are high with seven out of 10 top 50 companies expected to see profits rise, while four of every 10 are expected to show double digit earnings growth. We will also be looking for evidence that the economic landscape is changing. The current rhetoric suggests that the NZ economy may be heading for a soft patch and this could be reflected in the outlook statements for local companies.

Other events coming up to keep an eye on include, the US nonfarm payrolls, due out Saturday morning (NZ time).

We will be watching to see if the US job market continues to show signs of strength. Over in Europe, the release of the PMIs will give a clear picture on how the European economy is tracking.

The Reserve Bank of Australia’s meeting next week is very unlikely to see a change to the interest rate with the market predicting a 99.1 per cent chance of it holding.

However, as usual, the accompanying commentary will be of interest for how the RBA sees the economy.

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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THE FITZ SPORTS BAR SPRINT

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2 Holly Grace nwtd 6 Goldstar Die se l nwtd 22 Dyna Bart nwtd 33 Parmigiano nwtd 55688 Half Pie nwtd 273 Paringi Pam nwtd 52 Cosmic Ryde r nwtd 36233 Jingili Jill nwtd 25644 Dunk It nwtd 546XF Home bush Tasha nwtd

M Grant S & B Evans C Roberts A Lee S & B Evans Mitchell & Smith J McInerney Mitchell & Smith B Dann J McInerney

12:06 pm

12:23pm

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

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MICK KENNEDY SPRINT $1,36 5, C0, 295m

85522 Ollie bollon nwtd 26475 Goldstar Tasman nwtd 35434 It’s A Must nwtd 8876 Batty Who nwtd 6 Mounga nwtd 41 Cosmic Jase nwtd 33 Spe cial Affair nwtd FF633 Little Krakatoa nwtd 82 Epic Mate nwtd Goldstar Wilson nwtd

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CAROL’S TAB CLENDON INN STAKES $2,390, C0, 520m

73434 Go Show nwtd 64226 Smash Oce an nwtd 82356 Lucky Blair nwtd 4 Se fton Jay nwtd 88263 Amy Boy nwtd 22 Dyna Dave nwtd 36253 Malaga Molly nwtd 55457 Goldstar Rave n nwtd 65764 Magic Brodie nwtd 88855 Loose Donald nwtd

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77468 Goldstar Tu Puc 17.50 56855 Cole ridge Jim 17.60 28564 Zorba The Gre e k 17.2 6 66766 Opawa Val nwtd 66458 Tip The Babe 17.4 4 13332 Snicke rdoodle 17.4 8 25765 Culvie Yogi 17.3 8 64852 Botany Whispe r 17.9 5 44221 Coco Bango 17.2 7 22145 Epic Rose 17.64

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K C assidy J McInerney Mitchell & Smith S & B Evans A Botherway J McInerney G C leeve M Grant C Roberts J McInerney

SPECTATOR’S BAR & BISTRO STAKES

56385 Whe re ’s Snoopy nwtd 5444 Go Be lle nwtd 23554 Mr Black Magic nwtd Dyna Ve rnon nwtd 3466 Go Slick nwtd 33228 Lucky Mick nwtd 3365 Four Twe nty nwtd 33525 Know Equal nwtd 47728 Kim’s My Name nwtd 76 Tikao Jackie nwtd

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33232 Ve ne tia 17.53 64473 Amy Baxte r nwtd 48757 Re ady Te ddy 17.64 36872 Este r Action 17.52 31225 Olive r Black 17.51 88767 Stormy Sunday 17.50 46667 Know Bias 17.75 46648 Kingman 17.3 9 64122 Bula Robe rts 17.60 36228 Home bush Hundy nwtd

1:16 pm

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

February 2, 2018 KOLORFUL KANVAS SPRINT

$2,390, C0, 520m

M Dempsey R Wales S & B Evans C Roberts R Wales R Wales J McInerney G C leeve H C airns Mitchell & Smith

CLARKSON’S SIGN STUDIO DASH $1,450, C1, 295m

S & B Evans Mitchell & Smith M Grant R Wales R C asey B Dann Hart & Taylor J McInerney J McInerney McC ook & Jopson

February 2, 2018

6 Bale ga (11) 58 R Wells A C ollett T Abel (a4) $10,000, MDN, 16 00m 7 X6302 Arrivo (1) 56.5 J Entwisle 2

8 33X Stand Firm (4) 56.5 Richardson/Parker 1 S C ollett PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer Jockey 3 9 X2893 Nutte e (9) 56.5 M Brosnan 1 L Satherley 1 0X320 Shockool (4) 58.5 P Stevens 1

10 Henley Road SC RATC HED 2 2384. The Fame Game (18) 58.5 R & R Rogers M Hills 11 0X Caramia (7) 56.5 M Forbes M McNab 3 57637 He ad Rush (2) 58.5 S Ralph R Elliot (a1) 1 12 2 Marija (3) 56 O'Sullivan/Scott 1 J Bayliss 4 523. Sacre d Tonic (14) 58 T Pike 13 Pitch And Switch SC RATC HED 2 5 33 Be l Ragazzo (15) 58 S Crawford S McKay (a) 14 78X Ve ine D’Or (2) 56 K & B Kelso 1 M C oleman 1 6 2 Joe ’s Le gacy (3) 58 J Price 1 A C ollett 15 Stella Daze SC RATC HED 7 00. Albe ration (17) 58 S Cole 8 79 Stimplythe be st (11) 58 P Mirabelli T Thornton 2:52pm O’REILLY’S MOTEL MATAMATA MAIDEN 9

Briar Rose SC RATC HED opt 213 $10,000, MDN 3YO, 1400m 10 53337 He llo Sailor (12) 56.5 O'Sullivan/Scott 1 T Yanagida (a4) 1 94 Ge orgian Ease (16) 57.5 T & M Carter A Sims (a3) 4 11 74644 Bride To Be (13) 56.5 R James M C oleman 74 Inigo Montoya (15) 57.5 O'Sullivan/Scott 1 J Bayliss 12 75X94 Came o (1) 56.5 K Zimmerman M Du Plessis 2

3 76. El Coolio (12) 57.5 Hanley/Whiting L Satherley 3 13 6X453 Amanje na (6) 56 S Marsh M C ameron

4 6 Elusive Bolt (4) 57.5 M Da Cruz T Thornton 14 03 Te nacious (10) 56 Moroney/Gerard 1 J Bayliss 2 5 2 Into The Groove (5) 55.5 Baker/Forsman M C ameron 0 15 5X00. De l Boy (19) 58.5 Hanley/Whiting D Prastiyou 4

6 3. Bridal Ve il (8) 55.5 Moroney/Gerard 1 0 16 607 Barze llar (7) 56 O'Sullivan/Scott 1 1 7 43 Pink Graffiti (17) 55.5 T Pike 0 17 7X069 Sailing (16) 56.5 L Ansley

8 064 Chapoutie r (14) 55.5 S Marsh 0 18 X3809 Ove r Torque (8) 56.5 K Fursdon 1 9 8X649 Expe dition (3) 55.5 P Stevens 1 0 19 0X00 Wilson (9) 58.5 C Mortimer 3 10 36X46 Iffida (1) 55.5 S Hale C Lammas 0 20 05 Le wis Road (5) 58 Richardson/Parker 1 S C ollett 11

Excelsior Island SC RATC HED 2:17pm PRICE RACING MAIDEN 1200 12 6 Pwe rfe ct (13) 55.5 P Stevens 1 S C ollett opt 212 $10,000, MDN, 1200m 13 6 Shadze Of Blue (10) 55.5 K Zimmerman M Du Plessis 1 Virtuoso Lad (6) 58.5 K Fursdon 1 A Jones 14 Soda (7) 55.5 O'Sullivan/Scott 1 S Weatherley (a) 15 2 4869. Clarios (5) 58.5 S Dowling 1 Secretaria SC RATC HED C Lammas 3 7X Pour Me More (8) 58.5 K Fawcett 1 0 16 J Fawcett (a2) Fige ame out (6) 55.5 R James 4 0 17 Scorching Time (10) 58.5 T Autridge 1 S McKay (a) Vainglory (2) 55.5 G Old 1 18 4 5 493. Sokitome (12) 58 T Autridge 1 Velvet Thunder SC RATC HED T Thornton 1:42pm opt 211

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A Donnelly 2:36 pm KAPITI MEMBERS & SUPPORTERS TROT $9,000, 3YO+, 7 34218 Be ttor Buy A Rose (7) A Donnelly He s Fast And Furious (8) M Gill D Ferguson (J) opt 501 NON-WINNERS & R40 Spe cHcp, 2200m 8 33136 Barrier

PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer Driver 4 9 90610 Magical Miss (21) S Phelan S Phelan 3 1 68954 T A’s Cracke r (1) S Doody S Phelan D Keast (J) 2 2 94753 Monaro Mia (2) G Neill S Abernethy 10 47551 Rock N Roll Patron (22) D Iremonger J Abernethy 3 Littlebitoflove SC RATC HED 11 06105 Anna Barclay (23) J Abernethy P Ferguson 4 20 Brooks Be lle (3) J Abernethy T Mitchell 12 X0003 Strawbe rry Moose (24) K Goss S Dickson 5 2787 Caroline Wozniacki (4) J Abernethy J Abernethy 13 96615 Carbonado (25) S Dickson K Marshall 6 XP8PX Taimate Raffa (5) A Stuart D Keast (J) 14 25PX9 Hold All Be ts (26) F Mitchell 7 34550 Amabe de (6) M Berger B Butcher (J) 4:09pm CUNNINGHAM FAMILY HANDICAP TROT 8 84505 He re We Are (7) S Dickson S Dickson opt 504 $9,000, R52 to R6 7 Spe cHcp TROT, 2200m 1 9 78X25 Awa Cathrine (1) D Moore D Moore 1 16450 Clove r Kate (1) S Dickson S Dickson 10 X0566 Imnotquite sure (2) W Brassington P Ferguson 2 60379 Pre torius (2) D Iremonger J Abernethy 3

4 11 509X7 Zimple (u1) A & L Neal 3 31204 Commando One (u1) S Doody

S Phelan L Neal 2 4 26961 Caitlin’s Surprise (1) P Fleming K Marshall 3:06 pm FARMLANDS OTAKI PACE $9,000, NON-WINNERS 5 68797 Danke (2) G Martin R C lose opt 502 3YO+, 2100m 1 6 00778 Gre y Stoke (u1) L Edwards P Ferguson 1 5034X Moniaive (1) W Devenport B Butcher (J) 7 X1406 The Prince (1) A Best S Abernethy 2 79 Mr Billiards (2) M Gibbs S Dickson 4 8 34298 Harry H (2) N Chilcott D Ferguson (J) 3 43469 Hunte r Re d (3) D Gale D Ferguson (J) 9 21X00 Jaspe r Se ve n (3) N Chilcott N C hilcott 4 0 Re al De al Clove lly (4) B Weaver B Weaver 10 53213 Nove mbe r Guy (u1) S Dickson B Butcher (J) 4 5 530 Wicklow Star (5) P Fleming K Marshall PAT BAKER/EL CHEAPO CARS PACE $9,000, NON 3 6 53302 Toro De lago (6) M Logan P Ferguson 4:37pm WINNERS 3YO+, 2100m 7 7340 Cha Cha B (7) D Gale S Phelan opt 505 1 1 44237 De lia May (1) D Gale J Abernethy

8 Ashle y Tisdale (8) J Abernethy

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2 09523 Je nora (2) G Neill K Marshall Barrier

Bye Bye Lucy SC RATC HED 1 9 08032 Go Paddy (21) A Pyers A Pyers 3 4 6040 Toppathe rock (3) B Weaver S Abernethy 10 85906 Cottonwood (22) B Taylor B Taylor 4 5 854 Santanna Le ge nd (4) A Pyers A Pyers 11 22656 Emira (23) B Weaver S Abernethy 6 60700 Re be l Richie (5) M Heaton M Heaton 12 744 Classic We ste rn (24) R Richardson N C hilcott 3 7 38852 Marre ra (6) D Gale P Ferguson 13 78087 Gotta Ticke t (25) M Gill K Gill (J) 8 06 For Tony (7) N Chilcott N C hilcott

2 14 Bill Hale y (26) J Abernethy J Abernethy Barrier 2 9 34067 Waikari Fire (21) K James R C lose 3:38pm PALAMOUNTAINS/MANSELL MOBILE PACE D Moore opt 503 $9,000, 3YO+ R49 to R53 MOB. PACE, 2100m 10 78X90 Elmagination (22) D Moore J Best (J) 3 1 X6150 She e za Sport (1) M Jones R C lose 11 X4944 Bonnie Boy (u1) A Best S Doody 2 6X910 Re gal Grin (2) J Abernethy B Weaver 12 5PX The Hawke (u2) P Fraser 13 0 The Ancie nt One (u3) H Habraken T Mitchell 3 43619 Lincoln Love ly (3) F Mitchell S Doody 2 4 30317 Double de lightbrigade (4) A & L Neal T Mitchell 5:03pm GRANT PLUMBING WELLINGTON CUP MOBILE PACE 5 64122 Our Wicklow (5) P Fleming B Butcher (J) opt 506 $12,000, R6 2 to R79 MOB. PACE, 2100m 1 6 46171 Lis Rulz (6) R Paynter S Abernethy 1 56735 Extra Guinne ss (1) B Weaver B Weaver

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ACTIVE ELECTRICAL CHRISTCHURCH STAKES $2,505, C1, 520m

1 47585 Opawa Extre me 3 0 .4 8 2 5586X Know Courte sy 3 0 .8 9 3 57642 Dave ’s Pick nwtd 4 4 31744 Gorm The Gre at nwtd 2 5 63332 Home bush Ragna 3 0 .4 7 3 6 F2531 Smash Calling 3 0 .78 7 35156 Know Le ave 3 0 .9 0 1 8 12242 Alle n Mack nwtd 9 66221 Shift The Blame 3 0 .4 7 10 33445 Draxle r 3 0 .3 2 2:08pm

R Wales G C leeve J McInerney D Kingston J McInerney M Grant G C leeve C Roberts J McInerney J & D Fahey

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R Wales Hart & Taylor J McInerney M Grant S & B Evans S & B Evans R C asey J McInerney A Botherway B Dann

STEVE ANNGOW BLINDS & DRAPES PH 0272719588 STAKE $2,505, C1, 520m

1 23147 Vaste rbotte nost nwtd 3 2 25845 Blue y Fie lds nwtd 4 3 42551 Bounce r Milos nwtd 2 4 33214 Toke n Vikke rs 3 0 .79 1 5 4X223 Know Pote ntial 3 0 .71 6 F6488 Pat Be lla nwtd 7 43162 Cosmic Stu 3 0 .8 1 8 14666 Extra Salsa nwtd 9 77324 Ste e l The Gold nwtd 10 53F55 Avalanch City 3 0 .8 3

A Lee Hart & Taylor J McInerney R Wales G C leeve R Wales J McInerney S & B Evans D Roberts J McInerney

Track Information Type: Grass; Expected: Good; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1628m; Straight: 400m; Rail: Out 7m; Weather: Mainly Fine

19 0 Jammu (11) 55.5 Baker/Forsman 0 20 46078. La Mia Ste lla (9) 55.5 Richardson/Parker 1 3:27pm opt 214

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DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6 2:43pm

1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 7-8-9-10-11-12 DURASTEEL STRUCTURES PH 033796195 SPRINT

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1 8X214 Dime Diva 17.55 2 2 57278 Stu On It 17.4 7 4 3 12361 Tricky Action 17.4 8 4 73227 Mitcham Re ado nwtd 3 5 63111 Gotcha Pe nny 17.3 7 6 53341 Home bush Skip 17.55 7 11527 Nicky Baxte r 17.3 4 8 88288 Rand 17.19 1 9 24551 Que e n Kong nwtd AMBER CLEANING SERVICES DASH $1,450, C1, 295m 10 13653 Je alous Much 17.67

1 87555 Opawa Sle dge nwtd 3 2 34886 Be lfast De lanie 17.59 1 3 22334 Se norita Julie 17.4 4 4 6888X Smash Prince 17.66 5 14878 Goldstar Bindi 17.8 9 4 6 48584 Minalinka 17.67 2 7 48763 Te rra Mondo 17.2 7 8 65656 Home bush Scorpio nwtd 9 36411 Call Me Joe 17.63 10 43144 Lord Prote ctor 17.8 5 2:26 pm

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$16 ,000, Rating 70 Be nchmark, 1400m

1 120X2 I Got You (5) 60 Baker/Forsman O Bosson 2 X4X38. Altius (10) 59.5 C Cole 1 S McKay (a) 3 21385 Pasabahce (8) 59 T Rogerson R Elliot (a1) 1 4 X1141. Malte se Ruby (3) 58.5 Ramsay/Ritchie J Fawcett (a2) 2 5 87112 Honne ur Noir (2) 57.5 P Lock S C ollett 3 6 62233 High Distinction (1) 57.5 C Cole 1 M C ameron 4 7 5X415 Solomon (6) 57.5 K Fawcett 1 T Yanagida (a4) 8 54X81 Ee ny Me e ny Miny Mo (9) 56 L Anderson 1 A C ollett 9 04016 Rough Conduct (7) 56 S Tierney 1 T Thornton 10 05458 Tobi (4) 54.5 G Whitburn L Satherley

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J Tanner Mitchell & Smith S & B Evans J McInerney J McInerney J McInerney J McInerney McC ook & Jopson J McInerney J McInerney

FOX & FERRET @ THE PALMS STAKES $2,86 0, C2, 520m

1 63482 Ana Dior 3 0 .77 2 F5376 Tamara May 3 0 .2 6 3 3 25461 Spring Sam 3 0 .74 2 4 11X33 My Dad De n 3 0 .19 5 23672 Goldstar Dodge 3 0 .72 4 6 62252 Amy Bale 3 0 .8 9 7 44137 Rock Bottom 3 0 .4 2 1 8 2X111 Egomaniacal 3 0 .17 9 83478 Smash Re be l 3 0 .58 3:19pm

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C Roberts M Grant J McInerney M Robinson S & B Evans C Roberts McC ook & Jopson J & D Fahey M Grant

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$1,6 85, C2, 295m

55113 Dusky Bre w 17.3 6 12426 Sozin’s Ange l 17.67 21235 Home bush Scribe 17.3 6 27112 Aussie Hoon 17.2 1 77538 Black Dan 17.60 28117 Mace y Baxte r 17.52 78768 Cannonball Bolt 17.4 9 11353 Pip Baxte r 17.4 3 23463 Me rtz nwtd 27217 Toke n Ace 17.2 6

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6 4:42pm opt 216

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2-3, 4-5, 6-7 2-3-4, 5-6-7 1-2-3-4, 4-5-6-7 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 2-3-4-5-6-7 ROBERT HARRIS CAFE MATAMATA

$10,000, Rating 6 5 Be nchmark*, 1200m

1 5X415 Solomon (7) 60 K Fawcett 1 2 3 2 X6324 Eprouve z (3) 59 Richardson/Parker 1 3 2092R. One Prize One Goal (8) 58.5 L Somervell 4 64X0X Artic Storm (6) 57.5 R Collett 4 5 91X Roxanne (2) 57 D Greene 6 55953 Simply Classic (5) 57 C Mortimer 7 Jessie May 1 8 41 No Fine r Pins (4) 56.5 K Fursdon 1 9 168X6 Mute chi (1) 55 T Rogerson 5:17pm 217

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$10,000, Rating 6 5 Be nchmark*, 2000m

1 81454 Link Road (10) 59.5 J Price 1 2 2 215. Woodlove to (12) 59 S Logan $10,000, Rating 6 5 Be nchmark*, 16 00m 4 3 15643 Narvick (8) 58.5 S Cole 1 11X88 Captain Cavalie r (4) 60 J Pender J Nason (a2) 4 90410. Iffraajinator (7) 58 K Fursdon 1 1 5 33124 Artiste (5) 57.5 Baker/Forsman 3 2 2134X He ’s No Saint (9) 59 K Fursdon 1 A Jones 2 3 21 Flying Fe e t (11) 58.5 J Waldron O Bosson 6 6X758 Craftye va (2) 57 Baker/Forsman 3 7 87421 Fire fly (11) 57 S Marsh 1 4 14 The Mayor (5) 58.5 O'Sullivan/Scott 1 S Weatherley (a) 5 70403 Impulsive Habit (2) 58.5 L Somervell M Vance 8 35220 Hot In High He e ls (6) 56.5 P Stevens 1 6 73827 Laddie Of Oakvie w (8) 58 Sanders/Sweeney M Du Plessis 9 53147 Spre e (14) 56.5 D Guy 1 7 41900 Morre llmac (10) 57 R Priscott S McKay (a) 10 65020 Soul Se nsation (9) 56 R Manning 4 8 0X553 Scarle t Prince ss (1) 56.5 Autridge/Richards 1 M McNab 11 03960. Affogato (4) 56 R Wells 9 20X74 Ave c Moi (7) 55.5 Moroney/Gerard 1 J Bayliss 12 02098 De fe r (13) 56 P Mirabelli 10 0X634. Hot Saki (3) 55.5 S Ritchie A C ollett 13 80008 Jud Strunk (3) 55 P Coutts 11 568X0 Rub It In (6) 55 P Stewart L Satherley 14 49396 Star Ella (1) 54 K Fursdon 1 4:04pm opt 215

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Track Information Type: Grass; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1835m; Weather: Few Showers

2 95626 Eldolar (2) A Donnelly 3 3 34312 Classie Ame rican (3) R Richardson 2 4 88127 Pay Me Visa (4) A Stuart 5 9763P Marshal Star (5) S Dickson 4 Black Che vron (6) D Gale 6 26131 Barrier

7 Fleeting Grin 8 Imajollywally 1 9 X0415 Major Classic (21) Hollis/Robertson 5:34pm opt 507

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1 95880 Jack Bate s (1) F Mitchell 3 2 00008 Burning Re ign (2) D Jones 4 3 96822 He lix (3) J Abernethy 4 677X0 Was Me ant To Be (4) B Weaver 5 60775 Marquis Eyre (5) D Iremonger 2 6 37256 Itsokbe ingbe tte r (6) F Mitchell 7 58955 Shape ofthingstocome (7) B Taylor

The Hurricane (8) B Weaver 8 06007 Barrier

9 73624 Pure De sire (21) W Devenport 10 68324 Rangi Rangdu (22) W Fleming 1 11 97635 Toll Gate (23) A Pyers 12 87846 Bobby M (24) B Hill 13 99609 Shadowman (25) M Gill

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T Mitchell D Ferguson (J) J Best (J) S Phelan J Abernethy N C hilcott O Gillies D Jones K More S Branch R C lose K Marshall

OTAKI PRINTERS/RIVERSTONE CAFE PACE $9,000, 3YO+ R53–R6 1, 2100m

1 23481 Julie Johnston (1) J Abernethy 2 2 09X83 Maste r Of Escape (2) F Mitchell 6 :03pm KAPITI TEN PIN BOWLING/BEACH FM 106.3 MBL PACE 3 51873 Posse nte Cavallo (3) R Todd opt 508 $9,000, R41 to R48 MOB. PACE, 2100m 4 X3069 Ce rbe rus (4) M Gibbs 1 70400 Done gal Carnbouy (1) M Gill 5 Hezaluckygrinner K Gill (J) 2 2 73737 Brainstorme r (2) D Gale J Abernethy 6 53017 Balfast (5) L Driver 3 01000 Show Busine ss (3) G Neill K Marshall 7 07134 Waingaro Mara (6) N Chilcott 4 Lady Santanna SC RATC HED 8 64895 Franco Le nnox (7) A Donnelly

Barrier 5 47763 Paul’s Ve rdict (4) S Mounce R C lose 1 9 52523 Jamie son Shard (21) A & L Neal 6 7X776 Amaro (5) J Gommans S Doody 10 Jack Tar 7 7X605 De lightful Art (6) G Ellison B Butcher (J) 11 40X75 Miste r Harris (22) D Cambie

8 38770 Contractual Issue s (7) M Heaton

D Ferguson (J)

Barrier 4 12 74831 McDaknife (23) R Peni 1 9 89398 Arcano (21) M Pash P Ferguson 13 5P156 Whale Ride r (24) A Donnelly 10 00802 Artanne (22) N Chilcott 3 14 7X464 Razor Brogde n (25) N Chilcott N C hilcott

8

T Thornton R Elliot (a1) M Du Plessis

WINGS INTERNATIONAL TROT $9,000, R44–R51,

1 77030 Sunny Bill (1) B Hill 2 85966 Opawa Spe e d (2) D Iremonger MR49, 2100m 3 67090 Kai Time (3) A Best R C lose 3 4 46203 X tra Time (4) S Doody D Ferguson (J) 5 67750 Rarangi Opal (5) G Neill J Abernethy 2 6 43043 Hot N Fast (6) N Chilcott S Phelan D Keast (J) 7 49X08 Angus Fogg (u1) D Balle K Marshall 8 04710 Se cre tofthe se a Smile (u2) D Jones B Taylor 9 71970 Above The Re st (1) W Fleming B Weaver 10 34465 Burt Munro (2) S Branch 1 11 33048 Clifde n Clowe rs (3) S Mounce 4 12 16606 Maje stic Stride (u1) D Balle B Butcher (J)

FRIDAY LUNCH CLUB PACE $9,000, 3YO+ R40–R43,

S Weatherley (a) J Bayliss A C ollett A Jones M C ameron L Satherley S C ollett C Lammas M C oleman

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

46720 Paddington Ce ntral (23) A Stuart 25070 Trixie Bromac (24) B Weaver 18546 Gre y Skie s (25) S Dickson 00498 Jay FM (26) A Stuart

opt

J Fawcett (a2) O Bosson M Vance A C ollett M C oleman S C ollett SC RATC HED A Jones R Elliot (a1)

J Abernethy K Marshall R C lose S Dickson SC RATC HED L Hollis D Ferguson (J) S Phelan T Mitchell SC RATC HED B Butcher (J) P Ferguson A Donnelly N C hilcott

d M9 4:26PM

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Today at Hatrick Raceway

ABSOLUTELY ELECTRICAL C1

$1,450, C1, 305m Trainer

72225 Totes 17.80 22658 Just Like Ma 17.89 75676 She’s Mustard nwtd 22364 Nic’s Fab 17.67 88246 Homebush Shea nwtd 21432 De Blonde 18.05 52555 Stole Me Keys 18.15 65583 Banshee Reel nwtd 46536 Barn Door Billy 17.88 58881 African Violet 18.45

4:53PM

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

J McInerney J & D Bell R Waite J & D Bell J McInerney B Hunt K Gommans R Waite K Gommans J McInerney

2

LIQUORLAND WANGANUI C2

3

PALAMOUNTAINS SCIENTIFIC NUTRITION C3

78818 Takeaway 17.70 43436 Doosh 17.59 33335 Mikachu 17.66 74234 Cheap Shot Matty 17.41 18172 Cawbourne Brandy nwtd 73178 Guru’s Choice 17.87 67552 Bigtime Rapid 17.69 5265T Bigtime Bev 17.70 83877 Nippa Eel 17.86 86776 Sozin’s Noir nwtd

1

C Morris J McInerney A Turnwald L Pearce J & D Bell K Williams G & S Fredrickson L Cole J McInerney J McInerney

4

1 65847 Cawbourne Symsy nwtd 2 2 12666 All In Berlin 17.44 3 53713 Bad Movies 17.80 4 4 72527 Asteria 17.56 5 85265 Dreamzone 17.52 3 6 41272 On Da Quest 17.72 7 X7X76 Stole Me Wallet 17.50 1 8 16736 Wait For Us 17.62 9 83877 Nippa Eel 17.86 10 86776 Sozin’s Noir nwtd 6:13PM

Ross/Voyce

$2,035, C3, 305m

h M8

5:44PM

$2,860, C2, 520m 1 3 2 P Morris 1 3 L Cole 4 4 G & S Fredrickson 5 L Cole 6 M Roberts 7 M Gowan 2 8 L Cole 9 G J Hore 10

42563 Cawbourne Foxy 30.26 12221 Bigtime Lily 30.37 31133 Bigtime Coffee 30.28 63724 Bigtime Forest 30.55 85657 Silky Sock 30.38 35863 Thrilling Eddie 30.13 84552 Bigtime Fred 30.29 53151 Electric Lotto 30.20 76478 Jinja Loren 30.22

5:13PM

RunnerName

Barrier

Wanganui Dogs

PX # REC Greyhound Fastest time

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

#

31742 Bigtime Redfoo 17.52 28286 Bear Inda Square 17.29 41351 Bigtime Doug 17.28 36147 Allegro Lass 17.50 15221 Bigtime Shaker 17.51 53717 Thunderation 17.48 87182 Opawa Crystal 17.57 12115 Daisy Lara 17.35 75376 So Over It 17.49 82354 Bigtime Ottey 17.61

6:44PM

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

5

6

58418 Cawbourne Frost 17.59 48351 Hanover State 17.60 12542 Al’s Apprentice 17.59 67514 Another Flag 17.68 37386 Cawbourne Hint 17.74 11682 Ndora 17.81 12775 Jamaica Mistaica 17.79 61141 Bigtime Conrad 17.57 67567 Brilliant Jayla 17.53 18888 Homebush Bailey 17.70

Addington Harness

Today at Addington Raceway

SCRATCHED

February 2, 2018 WANGANUI CHRONICAL C3 $2,035, C3, 305m

J & D Bell B Marsh S Stone Ross/Voyce Kettlewell & Phillips L Pearce K Gommans A Turnwald J McInerney J McInerney

FIRST SECRUITY C5

$2,860, C4/5, 305m

G & S Fredrickson L Cole L Cole L Cole L Cole G & S Fredrickson M Flipp L Cole C Morris L Cole

LASER PLUMBING C2 HT 1 $1,685, C2q, 305m

P Morris N Udy W Kite M Flipp J & D Bell D Edlin Kettlewell & Phillips G & S Fredrickson P Morris J McInerney

February 2, 2018

2 01600 Takitimu Express (2) Butt/Cox K Butt (J) 3 02183 Aveross Brachole (3) D Pearce T Chmiel 4 70406 Sans Le Sou (4) R Alfeld R Alfeld B Orange 4 1 Far From True (1) White/Markham D White 5 88194 Van Laddie (5) K & T Barron A Faulks 1 2 Carlton (2) G & N Hope R May 6 09097 Aveross Rustler (6) A Faulks 4 7 05816 Cindy Bromac (7) G & N Hope R May 2 3 Count Eyre (3) R Allen D Dunn 1 8 82742 Bushido (8) Butt/Cox D Dunn 4 Christmas Babe (4) A Clark A Clark Belle Of Brooklyn (9) M Jones S Ottley 5 Doff Your Cap (5) L Jones C Jones (J) 9 06536 Barrier

3 6 Resonate (u1) R Butt

D Butt

2 10 50451 Burning Rubber (21) B Hill T Williams Barrier 3 11 84615 Scotlynn Justis (22) D Taylor C DeFilippi 5:54PM WILLIAMSON-BLACKIE-NEVILLE-BAIN PACE $13,500, 12 4X682 Kotare Elite (23) G Payne M Anderson (J) NON-WINNERS 3YO+, 1950m OPT 802 13 10 Anytime (24) R Dunn J Dunn 4 1 05X Stunin Love (1) P Court B Orange 2 0X Jenabella (2) G Dunn G O'Reilly BEAUDIENE BREED-NTHVIEW B/STOCK-PIERCE HCPTROT 3 3 0 Three Ply (3) B Hill R May 7:22PM $14,400, R70 & faster DiscrHcp, 2600m 2 4 02 Governor’s Bay (4) T Bagrie J Dunn OPT 805 1 5 2523 Kiwis Are Flying (5) R Holmes C D Thornley 1 00123 Mr Fahrenheit (1) L Jones C Jones (J) 6 9 With The Band (6) C McDowell L O'Reilly 2 91915 Red Hot Poker (2) G Telfer T Williams 7 8 Be Mine Tonight (7) H Westrum J Keast 3 07006 Lothario (3) B Butt B Butt

Bringitonhome (8) C Dalgety D Dunn 8 4 33135 Alvira Hest (u1) A Faulks B Orange Barrier 5 05254 Arya (1) R Todd S Ottley 6:24PM HAVETIME BREEDER-COLLETT-COURNANE-BAUCKE PCE G O'Reilly $14,400, 3YO+ R61–R73, 1950m 6 85635 Tornado Valley (2) T McMillan OPT 803 4 7 57366 Doctor Bones (1) B Ford B Ford 1

Sweet Loress SCRATCHED 3 8 01643 Benchmark (u1) M Howard D Dunn 2 Bettor’s Heart SCRATCHED 2 9 8P916 Amaretto Sun (1) K Ford S Tomlinson (J) 3 09615 Boomer Bailey (1) G Telfer T Williams 1 10 12131 Harriet Of Mot (2) C & A Edmonds J Dunn 4 9X098 Mighty American (2) K & T Barron J Curtin 3 5 46915 Pirate Bay (3) S Smolenski J Dunn SHARD FARM-MORTON-DONALDSON-DEVERY PACE 1 6 36122 Master Moonlite (4) C Dalgety D Dunn 7:53PM $8,000, 2YO, 1950m 7 Fizzing SCRATCHED OPT 806 8 76886 Franco Texas (5) D Taylor C DeFilippi 1 Jimmy Cannon (1) H Westrum J Keast 9 72047 Franco Tai (6) T & G Chmiel T Chmiel 4 2 Major Trojan (2) M Purdon N Purdon (J) 2 Malik (u1) P Court B Orange 3 Dadndave (3) T Trathen R May 10 10P7X Barrier

3 4 2 Heisenberg (4) R Dunn J Dunn 6:54PM PRICE B/STOCK-GLENBROOK PK-GRANT ENTERP’ PCE 2 5 24 Bettor Getta Lover (5) G Dunn G O'Reilly OPT 804 $14,400, 3YO+ R50–R53, 1950m 1 6 1 Spot On (6) R Dunn D Dunn

Barrier 1 79799 Gabby’s Star (1) R Holmes G O'Reilly 5:24PM 801

ONE OVER LODGE-CAIG-SWAIN MOBILE TROT

$8,000, 2YO MOB. TROT, 1950m PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer Driver OPT

2

5

3

6

4

h M7

12:23PM 721

1

Geraldine Harness

Tomorrow at Orari Racecourse

8 SUPREME EQUINE FEEDS AM DRIVERS PACE $7,500, 3

4YO+ R40–R55, Up–R69 +Claimers, 1850m PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer Driver OPT

1 54008 Zulu Courage (1) B Negus 2 38900 Pegasus Kommander (2) C & J Kennett 3 60309 Red River Lochee (3) J McDermott 4 65076 Live To Tell (4) S Blake 4 5 00904 Veneto (5) C & J Kennett 6 0X809 Grin For Gold (6) D Paterson 7 4900X Eastwood Chieftain (7) D Mitchell 3 8 50091 Russian Express (8) A Edge

Queen Of Glory (9) B Negus 9 15909 Barrier

1 10 06372 Westar Sam (21) C & J Kennett 11 50080 Franco Exeter (22) W Low 12 00X00 King Cyril (23) A Stuart 2 13 38305 Eja Patron (24) B Mowbray 12:58PM 722

OPT

B White W Low G Bull M Maynard

2 MICHAEL JONES GERALDINE BUTCHERY/TEAM TEAL TROT $7,500, NON-WINNERS 3YO+ TROT, 2500m

1 69364 Still Eyre (1) R Allen 2 2 P49X0 Katiki Lad (2) R Allen 3 90X89 Quaestor (3) G Smith 4 4 Chasing Great (4) K Townley 5 68905 Crusader Conqueror (5) I Cameron 1 6 2 Ardee Trouble (6) B White 7 X0080 Chief Of Staff (7) J Thomas 8 00 Ken’s Dream (8) L Dobbs 3 9 64247 Zoned Scarlett (9) K Cameron 10 57080 Well Defined (u1) K Townley 11 05P Wait For Success (u2) N Munro 1:33PM OPT 723

G Cook S Murtha J McDermott P Cook N Munro D Paterson B Wilmott A Edge C Wigg

3

M Williamson B Orange G Smith K Townley I Cameron S McNally R May S Ottley K Cameron D Dunn B Munro (J)

TIMARU HIRE PACE $7,500, NON-WINNERS

1 24375 Doc Seelster (1) D Reardon 1 2 23439 Silent Shadow (2) G Bates 3 760 Pembrook Blue (3) B Negus 4 4 506 Baldoon (4) B Negus 5 X9066 Rico Gold (5) S Blake 2 6 Proactor (6) K & T Barron 7 07 Lilac Change (7) D Taylor

3YO+, 1850m

D Reardon J Morrison (J) D Dunn S O'Reilly (J) G Smith B Orange S Ottley

Master Milano (8) L Hanrahan

February 3, 2018 R May

DOUBLES 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 TREBLES 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 7:13PM

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

$1,685, C2q, 305m

8

J McInerney M Gowan S Stone L Cole N Udy J & D Bell B Goldsack M Olden P Morris J McInerney

THE ROCK 95.2FM C2 HT3 $1,685, C2q, 305m

16835 Celestial Action 17.82 53258 Mitsuta 17.63 45287 Cawbourne Looks 17.75 76217 Fear The Beard nwtd 1235F Bigtime Blast 17.72 18484 Watch Your Back 17.86 51676 Lil Diva nwtd 44648 Opawa Denise nwtd 67567 Brilliant Jayla 17.53 18888 Homebush Bailey 17.70

8:13PM

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

ADEPT ACCOUNTANTS C2 HT2

84866 Britt Baxter nwtd 46456 Butterball 17.59 72616 Agent Anna 17.94 41154 Bigtime Sienna 17.75 36365 Not Shackley nwtd 21578 Cawbourne Lick 17.90 77663 Don’t Muzzle Me 17.80 76187 Chaos Theory 17.83 67567 Brilliant Jayla 17.53 18888 Homebush Bailey 17.70

7:43PM

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

7

9

K Gommans D Edlin J & D Bell M Flipp L Cole W Kite J McInerney N Udy P Morris J McInerney

J P PRINT PETONE HT 4 $1,685, C2q, 305m

85424 Opawa Harry nwtd 67826 Electric Dandy 17.68 88178 Mary Blue Blood 17.70 12776 Audacious Assin 17.56 83647 Devil’s Tongue 17.77 54328 Hotdog Shannon 17.98 53647 Uno Again 17.71 41351 Stole Me Car 17.71 67567 Brilliant Jayla 17.53 18888 Homebush Bailey 17.70

M Flipp B Hunt J McInerney J & D Bell S Stone P Morris N Udy K Gommans P Morris J McInerney

Track Information Type: All weather; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1193m; Weather: Few Showers 8:26PM 807

OPT

7 GARRARDS H&H PREMIER MARES CHAMPIONSHIP PACE $50,000, 4YO+ Mares, 1950m

1 83651 Lovetodream (1) R Dunn 4 2 15041 American Tart (2) R Dunn 3 Sweet Loress 1 4 25951 Better B Amazed (3) S Telfer 0 5 13012 Bettor’s Heart (4) P Bagrie 3 6 01142 American Empress (5) J Young 7 X1171 Somejoy (6) C Barron 8 2X0X4 Queen Bee Bardon (7) B Waldron Utmost Delight (8) S Reid 9 1X193 Barrier

10 44042 Amazon Lily (21) K & T Barron 2 11 21133 Bonnie Joan (22) C Dalgety 12 06158 Valor Lustre (23) S Telfer 13 04610 Shezza GNP (24) K & T Barron 14 00049 Rocknroll Princess (25) S Telfer 15 75185 Seaswift Joy (26) J Stormont 16 3X215 Spirit Of Delight (27) R Todd

T Williams J Dunn SCRATCHED D Butcher S Abernethy B Orange C D Thornley R May

10

9:13PM

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

11

WANGANUI TOYOTA C4

12

BOOK YOUR FUNCTION @ HATRICK C3

$2,390, C4, 305m

L Cole R Waite L Cole A Turnwald K Williams J & D Bell L Cole L Cole S Kite L Cole

$2,035, C3, 305m

84743 Polly The Dolly 17.71 22345 Viva La Vixen 17.72 46583 Polly Cracker 17.67 31646 Blitzing Arbee 17.57 36367 Let’s Go Sprite 17.65 16257 Brighteye’s Soul 17.79 22541 Tyson’s Quest 17.67 24654 Bigtime Champ 17.66 83877 Nippa Eel 17.86 86776 Sozin’s Noir nwtd

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6

14 15

2 16

B Hodgson L Cole L Cole L Cole J McInerney L Cole L Cole L Cole L Cole M Roberts

37432 Bigtime Rise nwtd 84112 King’s Call 17.48 84523 Bigtime Stu 17.48 42735 Frisky Gambler 17.63 83265 Guru Secret 17.67 26121 Cawbourne Pottsy 17.57 12175 Bigtime George 17.65 41318 Who’s John Galt 17.71 12446 Rapper Tilly 17.73 35453 Bigtime Pink 17.43

9:43PM

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

$4,030, C3/4, 520m

26373 Nitehawk Rose 30.23 71386 Extrapolate 30.27 17367 Bigtime Flyer 30.19 88723 Bigtime Jason 30.06 48687 Cosmic Odette nwtd 86845 Bigtime Mia 30.22 13145 Allegro Beaty 30.26 47113 Bigtime Brucie 30.08 13326 Bigtime JayJay 30.55 51731 Cawbourne Palmer 30.37

J & D Bell A Turnwald L Pearce A Turnwald G & S Fredrickson N Udy B Marsh L Cole J McInerney J McInerney

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

Queen Of Love Saveapatrol 330P0 Tijuana Taxi (u1) C Harrison

9:26PM 809

OPT

9

SCRATCHED SCRATCHED G O'Reilly

ARDEN LODGE - SAUNDERS PACE $10,000, 4YO+ Up–& including R60 JUN.D, 2600m

8

10

Track Information Type: Grass; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1678m; Weather: Mainly fine

4

7

5

8

6

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

1 X0000 Hotdiggettycullen (1) C Chalmers J Whittaker (J) 2 98080 Bettor Backim (2) S Blake M Lewis (J) 2 3 61232 The Kaik (3) Butt/Cox K Butt (J) 3 4 82527 Unico Enchantress (4) G & N Hope B Hope (J) 5 51937 The Director (5) P Bagrie S Tomlinson (J) J Curtin 1 6 62792 Gypsy’s Choice (6) B Mowbray S Whatuira (J) D Dunn 7 99722 Titanium (7) T & G Chmiel N Purdon (J) G Smith 8 25144 The Go To Man (8) J Wederell J Kennett (J) J W Cox

Bettor Chance (9) R Dunn B Munro (J) 9 00336 Barrier G O'Reilly J Morrison (J) 10 32588 Zimfandel (21) B Negus S O'Reilly (J) S Ottley 11 79645 Madiba (22) D Morrison M Anderson (J) C Jones (J) MACCA LODGE-TUAPEKA LODGE-DENARIO BREEDTROT 12 P0762 Linton Shard (23) C Dalgety 8:56PM M Hurrell (J) $10,000, 3YO+ Up–& including R55, 2600m 13 X3277 Hopeful Harriet (24) R Todd OPT 808 4 14 47P17 Black Art (u1) A Fitzgerald A Fitzgerald (J) 3 1 00064 Lightworkofit (1) D Burrows D Dunn 2 P1807 Crusher Collins (2) L Bond J Dunn 9:56PM PGG WRIGHTSON NZ PREMIER SALE - S.B.S.R. PCE 4 3 096P0 Michelle (3) M Jones $14,400, 3YO+ R54–R60, 1950m S Ottley OPT 810 4 09990 Shpeedy (4) J Harrington J Harrington (J) 1 50070 Every Option (1) M Smolenski T Williams 5 60551 Speedy Command (5) T Trathen T Trathen 2 26461 Glengarry Rose (2) G Dunn G O'Reilly 6 00000 Castleton Tui (6) C & J Kennett J Kennett (J) 3 88721 Dibaba (3) T & G Chmiel T Chmiel 7 90X00 Star Pride (7) M Edmonds 4 4 55363 One Direction (4) R Todd M Edmonds D Dunn 8 7X070 The Bloss (8) B Borcoskie B Borcoskie 5 38456 Joey Maguire (5) M Jones S Ottley 0 3 6 02103 Christian Who (6) J Whittaker The Fox (9) D Nyhan D Nyhan J Whittaker (J) 9 000X0 Barrier

7 86X14 Ocean Ridge (7) K & T Barron B Orange 10 58579 Tessa’s Rocket (21) R Rennie M Anderson (J) 8 Mad Lu Li SCRATCHED 11 75138 Stellar Success (22) M Heenan R May 1 Friend (8) P Burrows G Smith 9 11 Barrier 1 12 X0071 One Over Da Stars (23) B White B Orange 13 2 10 97112 Diamond Life (21) R Todd

Fira SCRATCHED J Dunn

6 031 Officialdon (5) R Aubrey 1 D Dunn 4 7 88232 Scelta Uno (6) R Stuart R Holmes 2:08PM PETER WALSH & ASSOCIATES HANDICAP TROT 2 8 221 The Dream Maker (7) G O'Reilly S O'Reilly (J) OPT 724 $9,000, R50 to R64 DiscrHcp TROT, 2500m 9 00X10 Maddisons Desire (8) J Howe J W Cox

Barrier 1 54500 Redwood Invasion (1) R Holmes R Holmes 2 96385 Don’t Look Back (2) D Gillespie M Williamson 10 32382 Mighty Empire (21) A Hoffman M Williamson 3 00X00 Leo’s Gift (3) G O'Reilly G O'Reilly 11 45095 Chief Kapai (22) E Latimer S Ottley 4 4 20022 Missie Castleton (u1) B White M Lewis (J) 12 10 Back In Black (23) S Boyd R May 5 1XP50 She Aint No Angel (u2) P Williamson B Williamson 13 48650 Playboy Prince (24) E Latimer J Whittaker (J) 6 48506 Insignificant (u3) B Hutton J Curtin 14 05183 His Royal Harness (25) C McDowell L O'Reilly 1 7 41222 We’ll Meet Again (1) L & J Smith J Smith 15 47520 Liberal Arden (26) T & G Chmiel T Chmiel 2 8 28625 Ruthless Kayla (2) K Fairbairn S Ottley 3:49 PM HANLEY FORMULA ORARI CHALLENGE STAKES (MBL 3 9 96956 McLovin (3) R Jenkins R Jenkins TROT) $14,999, 3YO, 1850m 10 06881 Justamollyarcher (4) R Jenkins A Lethaby OPT 727 11 47474 BK Dawn (5) Wakelin/Noble P Wakelin 1 P9 Kiwi Heir (1) C McDowell C McDowell 12 188X0 My Amour (u1) C & J Kennett M Anderson (J) 0 2 P49X0 Katiki Lad (2) R Allen R May 2:39PM MORRISONS SADDLERY/TOP 10 HOLIDAY PARK PACE 3 X2377 One Over Da Skye (3) C & J DeFilippi D Dunn OPT 725 $7,500, NON-WINNERS 3YO+ PACE, 1950m 4 54403 Queen Of Love (4) K Townley 5 23P0X Majestic Hurricane (5) K & T Barron B Orange 3 1 63258 Loissonya (1) B Negus S O'Reilly (J) 6 5X551 Superfast Maggie (6) H Westrum J Keast 2 74030 Franco Hatton (2) L Smart S Ottley 7 22512 Scallywag Sam (7) B Crothers B Crothers 3 00X00 Eastwood Kite (3) R David C D Thornley 8 31 Valloria (8) R Dunn J Dunn 4 84 Scented Pockets (4) R Wilson B Williamson

Zsa Zoe (9) K Ford A Tomlinson 5 0 Lincoln Toy (5) B Zampese T Chmiel 9 X5177 Barrier 2 6 9006 Gotta Future (6) W Stevenson D Dunn 3 10 11 Show Gait (21) R Todd S Ottley 7 X4566 Spinatale (7) K Collins C Markham 1 11 73X17 Castlereagh (22) M Jones M Jones 8 506X Arizona Highway (8) A Hoffman T Williams 12 36112 Honeys Son (23) K Ford S Tomlinson (J) 9 Righteous Winsome (9) D Reardon G Smith 4 13 125X Springbank Lachie (24) P Williamson M Williamson 10 970X0 Fortune Tiller (10) D Taylor J W Cox 2 14 0114X Majestic Man (25) P Williamson B Williamson 11 Arma Twospoons (11) D Reardon M Williamson 15 00804 Red Harbour (u1) K James C D Thornley 12 X9P09 Star Attack (12) D Hari 4 13 63573 Pine Cone (13) K Cameron K Cameron 4:19PM PINELEA FARM “TERROR TO LOVE” PACE $10,000, 14 92280 Victor Tango (14) R Bennett J Morrison (J) OPT 728 3YO+ F&M R40–R60, 1850m 1 15 395 McCawsome (15) G & N Hope R May 1 00802 Vyndetta (1) P Burrows G Smith B Hope (J) 3:14PM EQUINE VET SERVICES/BRENT WHITE RACING PACE 2 90044 English Rose (2) G & N Hope OPT 726 $9,000, 3YO+ Up–& including R55, 1850m 3 07658 Pat Campbell (3) B Negus D Dunn 1 94248 Articulight (1) D Taylor 3 4 6X130 Samskara (4) N McGrath M Jones B Orange 3 2 94717 Cullens Joy (2) I Court B Williamson 5 24855 Calendar Girlz (5) P Robertson C D Thornley 3 1 6 17 Miss You (6) G O'Reilly

Art I Am SCRATCHED G O'Reilly 4 62581 Living Legend (3) B Negus B Orange 7 85P03 For The Corz (7) R Todd S Ottley 5 0475X Port Hanover (4) D Reardon D Reardon 8 80783 Highland Reign (8) B Negus S O'Reilly (J) Barrier

QUADDIES 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 FIRST 4 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 PLACE 6 7-8-9-10-11-12 METEOR OPD C3/4 8:43PM

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6

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

Kiwi On Show (9) R Holmes 9 10423 Barrier

10 70210 Bird Of Paradise (21) B Ward 11 01300 Jackalack Sue (22) R Holmes 4 12 0X300 Patanjali (23) T & G Chmiel 2 13 43221 Mad Lu Li (24) K Cox 4:54PM 729

OPT

9

R Holmes M Williamson J W Cox T Chmiel K Cox

PLACEMAKERS TIMARU & TWIZEL TROT

$8,000, R40 to R49 TROT, 2500m

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In brief

■ WINGATUI

Tommy on level playing field A switch to weight-for-age conditions could see Wingatui galloper Tommy Tucker finally snare success in the Gr.3 White Robe Lodge Weight For Age (1600m) tomorrow.

Previously run under handicap conditions, the Wingatui feature has attracted the Brian and Shane Anderton-trained Tommy Tucker for a fourth time, the Gallant Guru nine-year-old gelding having finished 11th in 2015 and second in the past two years.

“It’s the first time he’s meeting these horses on level terms,” Shane Anderton said.

“His form has been good and we’re getting a bit of rain today which should mean we get a bit of give in the track and that will help him as well.”

A winner of 15 of his 50 starts, Tommy Tucker found the line strongly for third to Kolonel Kev in the Listed Timaru Cup (1600m) last start beaten just 1 1/4 lengths under handicap conditions.

At weight-for-age, Tommy Tucker meets Kolonel Kev seven kilograms better, though drawing the outside barrier of 13 hasn’t gone down well with Anderton.

“He’ll need a bit of luck from that gate,” he said.

“That’s how he got beaten last year.

“He sat wide from an outside draw and Coulee got a soft run.

“We’ll just leave it up to the jockey [Shankar Muniandy] to work it out. We’ll see what the pace of the race is and go from there but we don’t want to be trapped four deep.”

The Andertons provided the quinella in last year’s White Robe Lodge Handicap with Coulee beating Tommy Tucker by a nose and the stable has returned with four runners for this year’s race.

Coulee is back to defend her title, with Gallant Boy and Fas-

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Baker right on target When the man who has won more Australian Group Ones than any other New Zealand trainer says he has found a lovely colt then it pays to take notice. Champion trainer Murray Baker made that statement shortly after outlaying $90,000 for Lot 727, by Makfi out of Encosta De Lago mare Bacio del Vinto, on the first day of the Book 2 catalogue at New Zealand Bloodstock’s National Yearling Sale.

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Moroney in action Local bloodstock agent Paul Moroney made his presence felt early on day five at Karaka. Active during the Book 1 catalogue with 14 individuals bought, Moroney was quick to add number 15 to his tally when he outlaid $75,000 for Lot 722, a Tavistock filly from the Seaton Park draft during the first session of the Book 2 catalogue.

“I thought she was a gorgeous, scopey filly who was the pick of this catalogue,” he said.

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Stakes start in balance

Tommy Tucker is chasing victory in the White Robe Lodge Weight For Age for fourth time. cinate adding to the Andertons’ formidable hand.

“Coulee is just coming back into form at the right time.

“Being a mare, she’s better after Christmas and from barrier six, she’ll be right in the pace as she was last year.

“She should go a nice race from there,” Anderton said.

“Gallant Boy ran a good third at Riccarton the other day but it won’t be easy for him at the weights.

“Fascinate wasn’t far away from Coulee in a couple of races last

year and I’d be rapt if she could run third and get some black type for her breeding career.”

While the switch to weightfor-age has a mixed effect on the stable quartet, Anderton said the change was necessary to ensure the race wasn’t downgraded to Listed level.

“If we didn’t change, it wouldn’t be a Group Three race.

“We need Group racing down here so to lose one would have been a real kick in the guts,” he said.

Meanwhile, the family’s White

Robe Lodge stud has enjoyed a successful Book 1 session at Karaka this week, selling all four of its yearlings, including a Savabeel-Include filly bred by Wayne and Karen Stewart for $230,000.

The other three yearlings were all by White Robe stallion Ghibellines and fetched $115,000, $72,500 and $52,500.

“We were rapt with the way Ghibellines sold and all off a $4000 service fee,” Anderton said.

“Hopefully they can hit the track running.”

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■ MATAMATA

Bold showing to confirm derby plans

Flying Feet may be heading to the New Zealand Derby.

A Gr.1 New Zealand Derby (2400m) start is on the line for Flying Feet at Matamata today.

The son of Ocean Park is currently a $41 chance for the Vodafonesponsored classic and excitement is mounting in the three-year-old’s camp.

“To have a horse of his quality so early in my career is fantastic,” trainer Joe Waldron said.

“As long as he runs up to expectations, he’ll be heading to the Derby and he’ll go to the Avondale Guineas first to have a look around Ellerslie.”

Bred and raced by Sir Owen Glenn’s Go Bloodstock, Flying Feet was runner-up on debut behind Ladynadel who subsequently finished fourth in the Gr.3 Mongolian Khan Trophy (1200m).

He then broke his maiden at his

next appearance in the hands of Opie Bosson, who will guide the gelding’s fortunes again in the Matamata Commercial Cleaners Handicap (1600m).

“The form out of his Rotorua race has stood up really well and I imagine that it will from his last run at Te Rapa,” Waldron said.

While Flying Feet has yet to run beyond a mile, he isn’t expected to be found out when he moves up in distance.

“He’s bred to stay, he’s from a strong European family that has got over ground so I expect it to be right up his alley,” Waldron said.

Out of a French-bred Diesis mare, Flying Feet’s half-brother Goliath was a Group winner in Singapore up to 1800m and his pedigree also features the Gr.1 French Derby (2100m) winner Intello.

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Fraser Auret is sweating on a black type start for his promising mare Darscape Princess. The Marton trainer is keen to run the four-year-old in next Tuesday’s Listed Wairarapa Thoroughbred Breeders’ Stakes (1600m). “It’s a bit dicey whether she makes the Stakes field with her rating,” Auret said. “Hopefully, she can sneak in, she’s very well.” Darscape Princess is sitting on a hat-trick of race wins.

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Mare earns a break Princess Dillon is enjoying a quiet time after giving a bold account of herself at Trentham. The two-time winner handled a sharp rise in class well to finish sixth in the Gr.3 Wellington Cup (3200m). “She’s having a spell and she’ll be back for the winter,” trainer Joe Waldron said. “She handles the cut out of the track so hopefully she can get a bit of black type.”

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Euphoria ready to go Talented mare Euphoria has overcome a set-back and could be back in action on Friday week.

“She got an infection in her leg and missed a couple of days’ work, but she’s fine now,” trainer Rachael Frost said. “She might go to Awapuni, I’ll see what the track’s like. She’s better with a bit of give in it.” Euphoria has been lightlyraced with the Rip Van Winkle mare having won three of her nine starts.

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Tiger ‘will be tough’ Kiwi champion Lazarus looks set to have to sit parked to win Saturday night’s $500,000 Group 1 Hunter Cup (2760m) at Melton.

That’s because rival trainer-driver Kevin Pizzuto quickly dismissed speculation he may opt for softer tactics and ask driver Todd McCarthy to take a sit with Tiger Tara from the pole. “We got outsprinted in the Inters. This time we’re going to try and outstay them. My boy will stay all day. He’s tough,” boomed Pizzuto when asked about tactics. It’s worth noting Tiger Tara did lead and beat Lazarus in the second round of Perth Inter Dominion heats, albeit in a stop-star affair over a shorter 2100m trip.

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In brief

■ OPINION

‘Bad boy’ Lawson left out in the cold Y

way first before we really crack ou know when you were a into it though. child and when someone Lawson is a freak on the annoyed you there was greens, like a good rugby player always the rebuttal that they he can do things that others weren’t going to be invited to can’t and dig teams out of imyour birthday party? possible holes and put them in a I would imagine that’s a bit winning position. how beleaguered lawn bowler, Yes, his past is chequered, and Gary Lawson feels right now. he’d be the first to admit that They say there’s no room for he’s said the odd thing along politics in sport, but Bowls New the way that he’d probably take Zealand seem intent on making back – but talent is it a part of theirs – an talent and to beat the interesting decision best you need, in most considering their alcases, the best. ready archaic stance on A lot of the fallout some things relating to between Bowls NZ the game and the conand Lawson stemmed, stant need to bring new or so it seemed, from names into the game. a personality clash Lawson’s omission between Lawson and from the Black Jacks then CEO Kerry Clark, squad for the CommonGary Lawson especially when it wealth Games later this came to an allegation year on the Gold Coast is mind-boggling on all accounts that Lawson and his fours side had thrown an end at an Asiaand the governing body of the Pacific event back in 2009. sport has copped plenty of atLawson was handed a sixtention for the decision by the month suspension from the national selectors. game and went public with his Let’s get the obvious out of the

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disdain at the decision.

Interestingly in that side was current Black Jacks member, Shannon McIlroy, who will be in thte side on the Gold Coast in April.

They say you should always let sleeping dogs lie – and in the case of Lawson, surely enough is enough.

A dual national champion early last month before the squad was named, not only did Lawson look by far the best bowler on the green in terms of his form, he also proved that he could form strong combinations with two of the permanent fixtures in the national squad in McIlroy and Ali Forsyth, who were in his winning fours side in Dunedin and Forsyth also

played pairs with him.

So why isn’t he there?

One could wonder if his non-selection this year means it won’t ever happen again too.

Cricket was quick to put an end to Jesse Ryder in the silver fern and rugby did the same with Zac Guildford – has Bowls New Zealand taken a leaf out of their respective books?

One would hope not.

Bowls is a popular sport here, but not popular enough and as much as he might rile some people up because he’s not the normal type of suspender wearing, cap-doffing quiet bowler, Lawson has the pulling power to get the missing generation out onto the greens.

So, it’s time for the governing body to wake up and get back on the right track.

They’ve missed the perfect opportunity to put the past behind them and move forward and we can only now hope that decision isn’t the difference between a medal and no medal on the Gold Coast later this year.

■ BASKETBALL

Breakers’ season in balance The Breakers’ season hangs on a knife-edge ahead of this weekend’s home-and-away Australian NBL series against the Illawarra Hawks.

Fourth on the ladder, the Breakers are three wins ahead of the fifth-placed Hawks, and back-to-back wins will effectively guarantee a spot in postseason play.

A split weekend will maintain the Breakers’ healthy advantage and keep them in touch with the top of the table, but two losses will allow the Hawks to remain alive in the race for the top four.

Breakers coach Paul Henare is well aware of the implications, but welcomes the challenge.

“Every game is important, every game is worth the same value on the ladder, but of course these two games have the added weight of play-off hopes of two teams hanging over them,” he said.

Henare said the closeness of the two teams on the ladder would bring increased intensity and an added edge to the games.

“But the pressure to perform is no different to any other game, any other week – our focus is on executing to our game plan, playing well and the result will look after itself.”

Leading from the front will be experienced centre Alex Pledger, who has been there and seen it all through nine years and four championship titles with the Breakers.

“There are a few of us that have pretty much seen it all, played through every situation you can

Debut for de Minaur Rookie teenager Alex de Minaur has capped a stellar rise after being named as Australia’s second singles player for their Davis Cup first round tie against Germany in Brisbane. Team captain Lleyton Hewitt confirmed the 18-year-old would make his Cup debut against world No.5 Alex Zverev with Nick Kyrgios to face Jan-Lennard Struff in today’s opening singles matches at Pat Rafter Arena.

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Kiwis in second round Kiwi tennis young gun Jade Lewis is through to the second round of her ITF Futures event in Sharm El Sheikh. The 19-year-old Lewis, who progressed through qualifying, defeated first-round Belgian opponent Britt Geukens 3-6 6-2 6-0 yesterday and will face sixthseeded Turk Berfu Cengiz in the second round. Lewis follows Erin Routliffe into the tournament’s second round after the 22-year-old beat Irina Ramialison.

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Rebound from big hit Orlando Magic has rebounded from handing James Harden the NBA’s first 60-point triple-double by thumping the LA Lakers. Marreese Speights led seven players in double figures with 21 points while Elfrid Payton (15 points, seven rebounds, six assists, four steals) was everywhere in the 127-105 victory. The win came a day after Harden almost single-handedly beat the Magic, posting 60 points himself and another 26 points through assists. The Indiana Pacers players also shared scoring duties with seven players reaching double figures as they held off the Memphis Grizzlies 105-101. - AAP

NZ sailing team named The New Zealand sailing team will expand from 11 to 13 for their 2018 campaign, including August’s combined world championships, but the status of Peter Burling and Blair Tuke remains unclear. The 2016 Olympic 49er gold medallists and America’s Cup winners have been named, but are yet to decide whether they’ll attempt to defend their Olympic title at the 2020 Tokyo Games.

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Aussies camp confident Australia are on a mission to make India crack under the pressure of their raging favouritism in the under-19s cricket World Cup final, coach Ryan Harris says. Rahul Dravid’s side have left a path of destruction on their way to tomorrow’s final. Each of their wins has come by either 10 wickets or at least 100 runs. Australia experienced it in the group stage when they were skittled for 228 in response to India’s 7-328. The Aussies have won every match since.

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Sydney Sixers at ease Alex Pledger has been around the Breakers’ camp for long enough to win four championships. think of and for the most part we have managed to find a way,” he said.

“This is what we play for, these are the moments and the games we train for, to be in a couple of games that can have such a bearing on the post-season.

Wollongong has been a reasonably happy hunting ground for the Breakers in the past, with the club winning nine of 26 matches played at the home of the Hawks, while the all-time record is 27-24 in favour of the Hawks.

Under current coach Rob Bev-

eridge, however, the Hawks have won four of their past five home games against the Breakers, and seven of their past nine.

The clubs have met just the once this season, with the Hawks winning 90-79 in Wollongong three weeks ago.

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Sixers captain Ellyse Perry says she’s at ease with her WBBL ladderleaders being denied a home semifinal. The Sixers will play the Adelaide Strikers in Adelaide tonight, with Cricket Australia playing the women’s finals as a prelude to the men’s BBL finals. “I know in initial talks with Cricket Australia they’re really keen to make this its own stand-alone competition and I think in a couple of years that is really feasible.”

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In brief

■ CYCLING

Sprint trio lead track team Gold medal-winning Kiwi sprint trio Ethan Mitchell, Sam Webster and Eddie Dawkins will anchor New Zealand’s 18-strong team to next month’s track cycling world championships in the Netherlands.

Mitchell, Webster and Dawkins have medalled in each of the last six years, winning rainbow jerseys in 2014, 2016 and last year.

Success at Apeldoorn in March would make them the first team outside Europe to win the men’s team sprint world title three times in a row.

Nick Kergozou, Regan Gough and Dylan Kennett return in the men’s endurance squad from the group that won silver last year, joined by exciting teenagers Campbell Stewart and Tom Sexton, who impressed in World Cup performances.

The experienced Rushlee Buchanan heads the women’s endurance group, joining Racquel Sheath, Kirsty Klingenberg and teenager Michaela Drummond from the team which won a bronze medal last year.

Double junior world championship medallist Bryony Botha completes the group, with the experienced Jaime Nielsen not recovered from illness following her successful national one-hour record bid.

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Ethan Mitchell, Sam Webster and Eddie Dawkins.

The New Zealand team has a strong emphasis on youth, with an average age of under 23 years and with five teenagers included.

The nine riders in the team who are 21 or younger having amassed 20 junior world championship medals between them

over the last five years.

The sprint squad is a record eight-strong with the group including world junior champion Bradly Knipe and Manawatu’s Jordan Castle.

For the first time, three riders comprise the women’s sprint group with world No.5 Natasha

Hansen joined by double junior world championship medallists Emma Cumming and Olivia Podmore.

High performance director Martin Barras says the combination of youth and experience bodes well for the future.

“We have a healthy mix of proven performance and riders for the future in the team going to Apeldoorn.

“Of course the men’s team sprint are the beacon for this group but we also have key members of the endurance squads in men and women who have Olympic experience and medalled at the world championships in Hong Kong last year.”

The team leaves for the world championships on February 19, two days after the full cycling team is named for the Commonwealth Games.

The team is: Sprint: Jordan Castle, Emma Cumming, Eddie Dawkins, Natasha Hansen , Bradly Knipe, Ethan Mitchell, Olivia Podmore, Sam Webster.

Endurance: Bryony Botha, Rushlee Buchanan, Michaela Drummond, Regan Gough, Dylan Kennett, Nick Kergozou, Kirstie Klingenberg, Tom Sexton, Racquel Sheath, Campbell Stewart.

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■ RUGBY

Sevens selectors again include Etene Etene Nanai-Seturo has again been included in the New Zealand sevens team for this weekend’s tournament in Hamilton, desipte a contract saga raging around the young star.

The 18-year-old is caught in the middle of a contract tug-of-war between the Warriors, who he signed a five-year deal with three years ago, and New Zealand Rugby.

Nanai-Seturo made his sevens debut in Sydney last week and the Warriors were highly critical of New Zealand Rugby’s decision to select him for that event.

Elsewhere, NZ sevens coach Clark Laidlaw has made two changes from the team that finished fifth in Sydney, with Joe Webber and Caleb Clarke replacing Andrew Knewstubb, ruled out with concussion, and Kurt Baker, who moves to 13th man.

A promising outing by Auckland and Blues wing Clarke in the final match against Fiji in Sydney saw him retain his place alongside Nanai-Seturo.

“We always said these two weeks were about giving younger players an opportunity even though they are two big tournaments,” Laidlaw said.

“There were glimpses from the both of them in the weekend that they can play at this level which is really exciting – they are two 18-year-olds playing sevens for the first time.

“This is the last tournament before we name the wider squad for Commonwealth Games so for Caleb and Etene to be in the 12 and get game time is important.”

Fifth place in Sydney, after winning the previous tournament in Cape Town, fell short of expectations but Laidlaw said the team has reflected and know where improvement is needed.

“Our game is settling down now and we understand what works for us.

“Sometimes we fall back into bad habits; the game against Australia we made a few bad decisions and let them get momentum in the game.

“That is frustrating but the way we bounced back showed there was a real hunger in the team to play well.

“We want to win a World Series so every point you play for is crucial.”

On coming up against France, Scotland and Argentina in pool play, Laidlaw said it is a tricky proposition.

“We’re realistic, they are three good teams that can beat anyone.

“Day one will be hard to find rhythm because they are physical teams that like to challenge the breakdown and disrupt your game.

“We are clear how we need to play; physical, get the ball and keep it and give good front foot ball to our play makers and hopefully they can break the game open.

“As a player and coach you always want to play at home.

“We are loving being here in Hamilton, it feels familiar, the guys have been able to spend some time with family.

“Come Saturday, the crowd will lift us and give us an advantage and we’re going to embrace it.”

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Agent douses swap talk The agent of Roger Tuivasa-Sheck has dismissed reports of his client’s imminent transition from rugby league to rugby. The Warriors and Kiwis fullback was reported on Thursday to be close to a deal with New Zealand Rugby and likely to join the Blues for the 2019 Super Rugby season, putting himself in the frame for an All Blacks World Cup berth. Media reports in October - around the time of the Kiwis’ disastrous World Cup campaign - also suggested that Tuivasa-Sheck had long wanted to play the 15-a-side game and crack the All Blacks.

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Tamanivalu joins exodus All Blacks and Crusaders winger Seta Tamanivalu has signed a deal with French club Bordeaux and will join the team at the end of the season. The 25-year-old, who has played four matches for the All Blacks, has signed a three year deal with Bordeaux Begles. He’s the second All Black in as many days to leave overseas after Charlie Ngatai confirmed he would be heading to Europe at the end of the 2018 Super Rugby season to join Lyon.

Both expect to earn in excess of $500,000 per season.

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Lealiifano co-captain Christian Lealiifano will co-captain the Brumbies alongside Sam Carter this season, continuing his remarkable return to rugby after battling cancer. New coach Dan McKellar announced yesterday the duo will lead the Canberra-based club for the upcoming season.

Lealiifano missed almost all of last season as he recovered from leukaemia, with Carter leading the side in his absence.

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Bender back on deck All Blacks vice-captain Ben Smith will make his return to rugby as his Highlanders outfit take on the NSW Waratahs in today’s preseason clash in Queenstown. Star fullback Smith, capped 64 times by New Zealand, hasn’t played since helping his country to a last-gasp 35-29 win over Australia in late August. He has since been on a rugby sabbatical. But the 31-yearold will make his return in the navy and gold colours of the Highlanders in Queenstown, leading an inexperienced side.

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Blues out in force

Etene Nanai-Seturo is in the middle of a tug-o-war.

The Blues have pulled together a mammoth 36-man squad for today’s pre-season clash against the Chiefs in Te Kuiti. In a match made up of four 20-minute quarters, Blues coach Tana Umaga says he’ll look to use every single player available to him. A number of All Blacks regulars – including Matt Duffie, Jerome Kaino and Ofa Tu’ungafasi – remain unavailable for selection. “For the rest, they have been working really hard and just want to get out and finally play some footy,” Umaga said.

“This game is more about giving them a run, see how they handle Super Rugby intensity even in preseason, and trying some different combinations.” As a result, Bryn Gatland and Sam Nock will steer the ship from the halves, with TJ Faiane and Tamati Tua in midfield.

The two teams are playing in Te Kuiti in honour of All Blacks legend Sir Colin Meads.

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In brief Sydney on a mission They improved against Melbourne Victory, now Sydney FC have set out to “destroy” cellar dwellers Wellington and open up a 12-point lead.

Ready to build on a 25-match unbeaten streak at Allianz Stadium, the Sky Blues will have the premiers’ plate in their sights tonight. Two straight draws had given Newcastle a sniff of the minor trophy in recent weeks. But Graham Arnold’s defending champions re-stamped their authority on the table last Friday the coach is hoping for a contest that mirrors its top-versusbottom status.

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Nix get Patterson The Wellington Phoenix have boosted their striking stocks with the loan signing of All Whites forward Monty Patterson. The 21-year-old Patterson, owned by English Championship side Ipswich Town, will join the Nix until his contract at Portman Road expires at the end of the season. It’s unclear if he’ll then seek to stay in the capital. Born in Auckland, Patterson has spent much of his career to date on the fringes of the Ipswich side, and has had two loan spells at Braintree Town.

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■ FOOTBALL

Lightning goal spurs Spurs Tottenham Hotspur solidified their top-four credentials with a dominant 2-0 win over Manchester United in front of a record Premier League crowd at Wembley yesterday.

Christian Eriksen gave the hosts the lead after 11 seconds, the third fastest goal in Premier League history.

The fastest goal in the Premier League was netted after 9.9 seconds by Tottenham’s Ledley King against Bradford in 2000.

Alan Shearer scored the next fastest goal after 10.4 seconds for Newcastle against Manchester City.

British broadcaster BT, which televised yesterday’s Tottenham game, recorded Eriksen’s goal as being 0.1 seconds slower than Shearer’s.

Eriksen’s goal against United at Wembley came directly after the kickoff.

Jan Vertonghen’s high, long pass from inside his own half reached Harry Kane who headed to Dele Alli and the midfielder flicked the ball across for Eriksen to finish.

United’s woeful defending was exposed again for Tottenham’s second, Phil Jones turning the ball into his own net after 27 minutes.

The win lifted Tottenham two points behind third-placed Liverpool and Chelsea in fourth.

Pep Guardiola’s rampant City took care of relegation-threatened West Brom in a 3-0 win at the Etihad Stadium.

Goals from Fernandinho, Kevin

De Bruyne and Sergio Aguero wrapped up the win which saw them open a 15-point gap over second-placed United.

Swansea City climbed out of English football’s Premier League relegation zone with a deserved 3-1 win over Arsenal.

Sam Clucas scored twice as Swansea jumped up three spots from the bottom of the table to 17th.

The win follows the Welsh side’s defeat of Liverpool a week ago and was their third victory in five league games since Carlos Carvalhal took over as manager last month.

“To win against Arsenal after beating Liverpool, I’m more than proud of my players,” Carvalhal said.

“We are ready to do something different.

“We have a chance [of staying up].”

Nacho Monreal gave Arsenal a first-half lead only for Clucas to equalise a minute later.

A poor clearance from Arsenal keeper Petr Cech led to Jordan Ayew putting the Swans in front in the second half and Clucas clinched the win with four minutes remaining.

Arsenal remain in sixth place, but are now eight points off the top four and Champions League qualification.

“I felt defensively we were very poor and made big mistakes,” manager Arsene Wenger said.

“I believe we were not good enough, I believe we were not disciplined enough.”

Liverpool tightened their hold on a top-four place with a 3-0 win at Huddersfield.

Emre Can, Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah scored as the Reds rebounded from consecutive losses to Swansea in the league and West Brom in the FA Cup. “It was exactly what we needed,” manager Juergen Klopp said.

“It was nearly perfect – not the performance, the result.”

Klopp’s team is now five clear of fifth-placed Tottenham.

Bournemouth sprung a huge surprise by beating Chelsea 3-0 away in the Premier League, thanks to three goals in a 16-minute spell in the second half.

Callum Wilson, Junior Stanislas and former Chelsea player Nathan Ake scored the goals to condemn the hosts to a first loss at Stamford Bridge in all competitions since September.

Chelsea dropped to fourth place, behind Liverpool on goal difference, and is in a real fight to qualify for the Champions League a season after winning the Premier League by seven points.

Just a week ago, Chelsea was also eliminated from the League Cup by Arsenal in the semi-finals and Antonio Conte’s second season in charge is proving much tougher than his first.

After Tiemoue Bakayoko lost possession, Wilson exchanged a one-two and swept home his finish for the opening goal in the 51st minute. Wilson set up Stanislas for the second goal in the

64th, and Ake scored from close range three minutes later.

Southampton equalled its longest winless run in the Premier League with a 1-1 draw against Brighton.

Defender Jack Stephens’ second goal in as many games secured a point for the Saints after Glenn Murray’s penalty had given Brighton an early lead.

Southampton has now failed to win in 12 Premier League games, equaling its run between December 1994 and March 1995, and finds itself in the relegation zone.

Brighton is just one point above Southampton and has won just one of its previous 14 league matches, leaving it perilously placed.

However, Brighton managed to score its first away goal for seven games. Murray calmly converted from the spot in the 14th minute after Solly March was fouled by Wesley Hoedt.

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg hit the crossbar for Southampton as he charged down Brighton keeper Mat Ryan’s clearance, but the home side would have to wait until after halftime to draw level.

It was Stephens, who scored the winner at Watford in the FA Cup last weekend, who delivered once more, deftly flicking James Ward-Prowse’s free kick into the net in the 64th.

Both clubs threw on their newly-signed strikers in search of a winner, but neither Southampton’s Guido Carillo nor Brighton’s Leandro Ulloa could make the difference.

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Racism investigated West Ham have launched an investigation into claims their director of recruitment Tony Henry told agents that they do not want to sign any more African players. According to the Daily Mail, Henry said the club wanted to limit the number of African players because “they have a bad attitude” and “cause mayhem” when they are not in the team.

Henry, it was claimed, suggested it was a policy supported by club management, but insisted West Ham had “nothing against the African race at all”.

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Batshuayi on loan Borussia Dortmund have taken striker Michy Batshuayi on a loan deal from Chelsea to replace Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang after the former Bundesliga player of the year departed for Arsenal in the biggest move of a lowkey deadline day. A statement released to the German stock exchange by Dortmund said a fee of 63.75 million euros ($98m) had been agreed with Aubameyang with Arsenal, a club record for the Londoners. The 24-year-old Belgian international Batshuayi arrives until the end of the season to boost their attack.

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Tickets in demand Almost 5 million ticket requests have been made in the latest sales stage for the World Cup finals in Russia this summer, FIFA has announced.

A total of 4,905,169 tickets have been requested and for matches where demand exceeds supply, a random selection will take place to determine who is lucky and who misses out. FIFA previously said 742,760 tickets were sold in the first sales stage which ended in November. According to FIFA, a slim majority of the latest applications have come from Russia (2,503,957 tickets requested), with Germany (338,414), Argentina (186,005), Mexico (154,611), Brazil (140,848), Poland (128,736), Spain (110,649), Peru (100,256) and Colombia (87,786) next.

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9am - 12.30pm ASHBURTON FARMERS MARKET. Local fresh produce, hot and cold food and drinks. North End West Street car park, Ashburton.

9am - 12.30pm ASHBURTON CRAFT MARKET. Local crafts, new stalls welcome. West Street Car park.

Feb 2 and 3, 2018 6am ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. Sweaty Bettys circuit training in the hall, 48 Allens Road, Allenton.

9.30am - 11.30am ST ANDREW’S ANGLICAN CHURCH. Drop in and Pre loved clothing shop.

St Andrew’s Anglican Church hall, cnr Thomson and Jane Streets, Tinwald.

10am MT HUTT MEMORIAL HALL. NZ Alpine and Agriculture Encounter, Art Gallery and hall of memories. 160 Main Street, Methven.

6.30pm NEWCOMERS NETWORK. Women’s Coffee Club, Somerset Grocer, Burnett Street.

10am MT HUTT MEMORIAL HALL. NZ Alpine and Agriculture Encounter, Art Gallery and hall of memories. 160 Main Street, Methven.

10am - 12pm ASHBURTON VINTAGE CAR CLUB. Museum and parts shed open. 86 Maronan Road, Tinwald.

10am - 3pm ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM. A great selection of many aircraft from the past to the future. Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road.

10.30am - 3.30pm ASHBURTON EMBROIDERERS GUILD. Stitch and chat. Senior Centre, Cameron Street.

1.15pm WAIREKA CROQUET CLUB. Casual doubles for all ages. Golf Croquet, Philip Street.

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What’s On 36 Ashburton Guardian January 28 March 4 Heather Sarin, Forever Young Ashburton Art Gallery This exhibition of recent work by local artist Heather Sarin explores the wonders and excitement of discovering something new. Satin has made work across a variety of mediums including drawing, painting, collage and printmaking. This is a lively and colourful exhibition which includes works which encourage viewer interaction.

This exhibition opens to the public on Sunday 28 January at 2:00pm and runs until Sunday 4 March 2018. All are welcome to attend the opening function. ashburtonartgallery.org.nz/ exhibition/forever-young/

February 2 Women’s Coffee Club Somerset Grocer.

Ashburton newcomers network. http://tinyurl.com/ womenscoffeejanuary2018

the Ashburton County Scottish Society Meal and Entertainment provided. BYO drinks Tickets $15 available from Ken McKenzie 3087818 or Susan Moore 3086299 6.00pm

February 6 Multi Cultural Bite In front of the Clock Tower The Multi Cultural Bite is a community event which invites different cultures from within our community to prepare and share bite-sized portions of food which are representative of their culture, thus enabling members of our community to sample food from MANY DIFFERENT cultures from around the world.

The Multi Cultural Bite also showcases many performances throughout the afternoon which includes an incredible variety of music, dance and fun educational activites for children.

February 4 Plains Railway Combined Craft Group Plains Museum, 19 Maronan Road Spinning Weaving, Embroidery, Knitting, Card Making, Patchwork, Quilting, Crochet, Creative Fibre etc etc All craft people welcome to come along, bring your friends, make new friends, spend an enjoyable day with us.

There is no charge, bring your lunch as tea and coffee provided.

For more information please call Jenny Cook 308 5911, or Pam Whiteford 307 2802.

Tiddlywinks Preschool Relay for Life Movie Fundraiser Premier screening of 50 Shades Freed!

Raffles and spot prizes on the night $20 a ticket and they can be purchased from Tiddlywinks preschool 03 307 0420 8pm

Mill Creek Pony Club Show Show classes in the morning and jumping in the afternoon.

Grigg Park, Trevors Road, Ashburton 8.30am

The Plains Vintage Railway & Historical Museum Open Day Plains Museum, 19 Maronan Road Vulcan Railcar ‘RM’ 50 will be operating!

Twilight In the Vines CharRees Vineyard, 22 Laings Rd, Ashburton A fun night out with wine tasting and sales, live music and alfresco dining with Twentyfour Catering Co and Yes Chef catering. We will be running a courtesy coach within the Ashburton town bounds.

No BYO, R18 sales only.

Robbie Burns Celebration Sinclair Centre Burns Celebration hosted by

4.00pm – 9.00pm

Plains Railway Combined Craft Group Plains Museum, 19 Maronan Road Spinning Weaving, Embroidery, Knitting, Card Making, Patchwork, Quilting, Crochet, Creative Fibre etc etc All craft people welcome to come along, bring your friends, make new friends, spend an enjoyable day with us.

There is no charge, bring your lunch as tea and coffee provided.

For more information please call Jenny Cook 308 5911, or Pam Whiteford 307 2802.

11.00am–4.00pm Ashburton MSA Petanque Club Open Day Ashburton Domain, Next to the West Street Carpark.

Open Day for anyone to come and try themselves out.

Everything provided.

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Kevin Bloody Wilson “Almost Awesome Tour” Ashburton Trust Event Centre Kevin Bloody Wilson’s show is not just a concert, for many it’s a full-on special event providing the chance to laugh and sing along again with an hilariously familiar friend, while for others it’s the opportunity to put a tick against “see Australia’s most unique international comedy legend” on their Bucket Lists.

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February 17 Rise Against Horncastle Arena, Christchurch The politically-charged, punk four-piece will play two shows – their biggest headline shows in our country to date - in celebration of their charttopping eighth studio album Wolves (out now via Universal New Zealand). Joining Rise Against in NZ will be special guests SWMRS. 8.00pm

February 21 Mid Canterbury Federation of Women’s Institutes Founder’s Day Tinwald Plains Museum

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Starting with a church service in the Waterton Church at 11am followed by a BYO Picnic lunch and a stroll around this interesting local amenity. All WI members, family and friends most welcome.

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association with the NZ Festival and Auckland Arts Festival and includes excerpts from the original film score, and music by Debussy, Arensky, Stravinsky, Schnittke, Brahms and Shostakovich. www.rnzb.org.nz

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February 24 & 25

Michael Jackson HIStory Show Ashburton Trust Event Centre A musical tribute and live concert experience that journeys through Michael Jackson’s vast and incredible catalogue of work including his beginnings as a member of the Jackson 5, his groundbreaking theatrics in the 80s and his evolution onward into the 21st century.

Harvey Norman 2 day Classic tournament Pairs tournament for 18 &; 9 hole players. Men’s, ladies and mixed grades. See out website for further details and entry form. www.ashburtongolfclub.co.nz

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February 24 Ride the Rakaia Traffic R Us Ride the Rakaia.

This amazing event is different to any other bike race because you can’t do what you can in this event any other day of the week.

On Saturday the 24th February 2018 you will ride across the Rakaia River Bridge with up to 1,000 other cyclists all at once, the peloton will be approximately 1 kilometre long and will be in a controlled start until you have crossed the Rakaia River Bridge and the Rakaia Overhead Bridge on State Highway one.

Two events: Traffic R Us Ride the Rakaia 100km Ride the Bridge, Recreation Ride - 22km

23 February – 28 March Royal New Zealand Ballet: The Piano: the ballet Wellington, Napier, Auckland, Dunedin, Christchurch, Palmerston North.

Inspired by Jane Campion’s award winning film The Piano (1994), central character Ada McGrath is given a powerful new voice in dance within this captivating tale of desire and hope is set against the rugged landscape of mid-19th century New Zealand. This brand new full-length work by revered Czech choreographer Jiří Bubeníček is presented in

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March 3 Lions Club of Ashburton Pakeke Annual Monster Charity Garage Sale Ashburton Racecourse Stand Proceeds to Local Charities.

Viewing March 2, 1.30pm – 5pm.

Donations of household, garden and workshop items gratefully accepted. Also any surplus of fruit of vegetables for resale.

Cake stall, vege fruit market, children’s entertainment, sausage sizzle, craft stalls.

Items to be collected from Wednesday, February 28 to Friday, March 2.

Contact George 308 8231, Trevor 307 2629, George 307 2243, Anthony 308 3336.

9am – 1pm Discover Mt Hutt Summer Open Day Mt Hutt Ski Area and Snow Centre, Mt Hutt Skifield Rd Discover Mt Hutt is an opportunity to explore Mt Hutt during summer. The community fundraising event offers spectacular alpine scenery for walkers and challenging trails for mountain bikers.

Discover Mt Hutt is a community fundraiser with members of the Methven Lions Club, Mt Hutt Ski Area staff, and the bus drivers of Methven Travel all giving their time to welcome visitors to the mountain. All proceeds are distributed to local community groups and causes by the Methven Lions Charitable Trust.

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Visitors will be able to descend on the chairlift or walk or bike down from the summit. Live music, market stalls, bar & cafe & BBQ, scenic helicopter rides, ski area inner-workings tour, and a super slip & slide will also entertain visitors.

Mountain Biking: $30.00, Walking: $20.00, Children 10 and under: $0.00, Scenic Heli Flights: $79.00, Door Sales Only 10am-4pm

March 8 Age Concern - Positive Ageing Expo Ashburton Racecourse, Racecourse Road, Ashburton Exhibits, displays, and free parking Gold coin entry Light refreshments available on site All the information you need for services, support groups and hobbies – fun food and entertainment.

Age Concern Ashburton 308 6817 10am – 3pm

March 10 TMC Trailers Trucking Industry Show 2018 Canterbury Agricultural Park, Christchurch It’s a great family day out. Be prepared to be there all day because there is going to be so much to see. It’s very hard not to get excited when you see over 400 working trucks that have been polished back to new condition. There is something for everyone at this show, so don’t miss out!

Free admission.

9.30am – 5.00pm

March 13

Rado & Raybon Save the World Ashburton Trust Event Centre Leading comedians Raybon Kan and Nick Rado team up to perform a two hour show in which stand-up gives way to Rado & Raybon solving questions posed by the audience. The first half is a stand-up set by each comedian.

In the second half, they take the stage together and answer questions, throwing fuel on the burning issues as determined by the audience on the night.

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Thu, 8pm Tickets: Adult: $59*, Child: $30* (12yrs & under), Group 6+: $54*pp Celebrate Michael Jackson’s creative genius and unsurpassed talent with a riveting live performance through accomplished impersonator Dantanio-electrifying in his role as Jackson plus a live band, choreographed dancers, authentic costumes, state-of-the-art sound and theatrical lighting, vision and effects. Truly a mind-blowing stage production - do not miss it!

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Fri & Sat, 7.30pm Sun, 2pm Tickets: Adults: $25* Child $20*(16 yrs & under) Family $65* (2 adults + 2 children)

He astounded people with his incredible ability to communicate with spirit in the hit TV series Sensing Murder. Acclaimed medium Kelvin Cruickshank passes on messages to as many people as possible from their loved ones in the afterlife - spirit willing. This is a rare opportunity to see Kelvin working with spirit and maybe even hear from someone you have loved and lost. Come and experience his amazing gift for yourself.

The Big Little Theatre Co Inc. are proud to bring this multi award winning crazy comedy to our stage. Come and laugh at the antics of the permanently ravenous Francis Henshall and his attempts to keep two jobs, protect a fugitive, unite two lovers – one in disguise - earn a crust and win the girl. All this whilst being hampered by a very, very old waiter with a dodgy ticker, a hapless band of helpers, a failed actor and a petty crook!

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ARIES (Mar 21-Apr 19): Interesting characters will fill your scene. The more you study them, the more fascinating they get. It helps that you seem to know just the question to unlock the good stories.

TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20): You don’t have to wave your hands mysteriously, chant words or concoct recipes involving “eye of newt, wing of bat” to cast a spell over someone. You accomplish maximum enchantment just by being you.

GEMINI (May 21-Jun 21): Sometime in the future when you have urgent or exciting news to share, you’ll discover that your reach is outstanding, largely due to the work you do today, building casual goodwill.

CANCER (Jun 22-Jul 22): Much will be accomplished in small increments. If you’d like to have more faith in life’s process, note what the ocean did to the mountain – ground it into a softy, sandy beach. One wave at a time.

LEO (Jul 23-Aug 22): It is a commonly held belief that the life of a child should be as easy and magical as possible. In earlier times, many children were sent off to work aged 8. Your inner child feels like a factory worker today.

VIRGO (Aug 23-Sep 22): They may say that this is a laid-back, easygoing kind of commitment, but don’t believe the lip service. There’s a tacit expectation here. And where there is an expectation, there is work to be done.

LIBRA (Sep 23-Oct 23): It’s better to be overdressed than underdressed. But more importantly, it’s better to be dressed like you than like someone else. Actually, you may enjoy rethinking the sartorial part of you.

SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 21): The ideal would be a focused effort. Persistent efforts are good; consistent efforts, even better. But it’s the fact you’re making an effort at all that makes the biggest difference.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21): The late great George Burns suggested, “Happiness is having a large, loving, caring, close-knit family in another city.” Your support system can take many forms.

CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): When it’s very easy to get to know someone, it’s usually an indication of a well-developed outer layer of personality.

It’s always deeper than that, though, which you know and discover more about every day.

AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18): You’re disarming. Maybe because you really do believe in the goodness of people. You know how to question another’s views without questioning their integrity.

PISCES (Feb 19-Mar 20): Casual conversation is a window. Small interactions deliver everything, especially to ones as sensitive and intuitive as you. Now the question is: How much do you want to know?

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Family Notices 38 Ashburton Guardian DEATHS

CLEMETT, Neil – Passed away suddenly, at Ashburton Hospital on January 31, 2018 after a short illness. Dearly loved husband of the late Shirley.

Loved father of Wayne and Jenny, Danny and Rebecca, Riki and Marie, Tracey and Lance. Dearly loved grandad of Bonnie, Tenille, Jack, Billy, Holly, Jayden, Jonah, Taylor, Laiana and great grandad of Fynn and Arlo. Messages to Clemett family, PO Box 472, Ashburton 7740. A service celebrating Neil’s life will be held at St John’s Presbyterian Church, Jackson Street, Methven TOMORROW Saturday, February 3, commencing at 11.00am.

Followed by interment at the Methven Cemetery.

Paterson’s Funeral Services FDANZ Ashburton Ph 307 7433

MAW, John Robert (late of Southbridge) – On February 1, 2018 peacefully at Coldstream House, Ashburton. Aged 84 years. Dearly loved husband of Shirley and loved father and father-in-law of Darren and Sue. Loved brother and brother-in-law of Eileen and Les Allen, Kath and Harold Luke, Hazel and Jack Corbett, (all deceased) and the late Bert, and Betty. A loved uncle of all his nieces and nephew. Messages to Maw family, PO Box 472, Ashburton 7740. Donations to Ashburton St John would be appreciated and may be left at the service. A service to celebrate John’s life will be held at our Chapel, cnr East and Cox Streets, Ashburton on MONDAY, February 5, commencing at 2.00pm.

Followed by private cremation at the Ashburton Crematorium.

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Kristen Wiig, Owen Wilson.

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9:05 True Story Of Angelina Jolie MSC 10am What Just Happened MVLS 2008 Comedy. Robert De Niro, Sean Penn.

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Steve Carell, Morgan Freeman, Lauren Graham.

4:55 Quartet ML 2012 Comedy. Maggie Smith, Michael Gambon.

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Jared Leto, Alicia Witt, Rebecca Gayheart.

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SKY SPORT 1 6am Cricket – Big Bash (HLS) Semi-final One – Scorchers v Hurricanes. 6:30 Cricket – Women’s Big Bash (RPL) Semi-final One – Thunder v Scorchers. 9:30 Cricket – Big Bash (RPL) Semi-final One – Scorchers v Hurricanes.

1pm Cricket – ICC U19 World Cup (HLS) Fifth v Sixth – South Africa v Bangladesh.

2pm Cricket – ICC U19 World Cup (HLS) Third v Fourth – Afghanistan v Pakistan.

3pm Cricket – ICC U19 World Cup (HLS) Semi-final One – Australia v Afghanistan.

4pm Cricket – ICC U19 World Cup (HLS) Semi-final Two – Pakistan v India.

5pm Motorsport – TR Series (HLS) 6pm The World Rugby Show 6:30 Rugby – World Sevens (HLS) Day Three.

8pm Cricket – ICC U19 World Cup Third v Fourth – Afghanistan v Pakistan.

From John Davies Oval, in Queenstown.

9pm Fox Sports News 9:30 L Basketball – NBL Illawarra Hawks v NZ Breakers.

11:30 L Basketball – NBL Perth Wildcats v Adelaide 36ers.

SATURDAY 1:30 ITM Hook Me Up! 2:30 Golf – PGA Tour (HLS) Waste Management Phoenix Open – Round One. 3am NRL 360 4am Rugby League – Super League (RPL) Warrington Wolves v Leeds Rhinos.

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6am Better Homes And Gardens 7:30 Love Nature – Australia’s Deadliest Destinations 8:30 Shed And Buried 9am Auction Kings 9:30 Gourmet Farmer 10am Valentine Warner’s Wild Table 10:30 10 Puppies And Us 11:30 Tiny House Hunting Noon George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces 1pm Hyper Evolution – Rise Of The Robots PGR 2pm The Truth About Alcohol 3pm Luxury Uncovered 3:30 Love Nature – Secret Life Of The Koala 4:30 James Martin’s French Adventure 5:30 Selling Houses With Amanda Lamb 6:30 American Restoration 7:30 American Pickers 8:30 Craft It Yourself The experts decide to craft a living room using different shades and tones of one colour; Ant and Clem try tiedyeing; Robin makes a vase out of paper.

9:30 Before And After 10pm Gardeners’ World 10:30 Selling Houses With Amanda Lamb 11:30 James Martin’s French Adventure 12:30 What’s For Sale… With A View! 1am American Restoration 2am Love Nature – Secret Life Of The Koala 3am Tiny House Hunting 3:30 Luxury Uncovered 4am Craft It Yourself 5am Before And After 5:30 Gardeners’ World

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7:30 NRL 360 8:30 L Rugby League – Super League Warrington Wolves v Leeds Rhinos.

11am Football – A-League (HLS) Wellington Phoenix v Adelaide United.

11:30 Fox Sports News Noon ITM Hook Me Up! 1pm Tennis – Australian Open (HLS) Day 14.

2pm Rugby League – Super League (RPL) Warrington Wolves v Leeds Rhinos.

4pm Golf – LPGA Classic (HLS) Pure Silk-Bahamas – Round Four. From the Bahamas.

4:35 Cricket – Big Bash (HLS) Semi-final One – Scorchers v Hurricanes.

5:05 L Cricket – Women’s Big Bash Semi-final Two – Sixers v Strikers.

8:35 The Cricket Show 9:05 The Crowd Goes Wild 9:35 L Cricket – Big Bash Semi-final Two – Strikers v Renegades.

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3am Basketball – NBL (RPL) Illawarra Hawks v NZ Breakers.

5am Cricket – Big Bash (HLS) Semi-final Two – Strikers v Renegades.

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12:30 Murder Comes To Town M Prints of Darkness.

1:20 The Coroner – I Speak For The Dead M First Cut is the Deepest. 2:10 How It’s Made PG 2:35 How It’s Made PG 3pm How Do They Do It? PG 3:25 How Do They Do It? PG 3:50 Deadliest Catch PG New Captain On the Block. 4:45 Gold Rush PG Colorado Strikes Back. 5:40 MythBusters PG Exploding Water Heater. 6:35 Garage Rehab PG Offset Kustoms.

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Sport Nadal in Acapulco Spanish world No.1 Rafael Nadal says he will return to action at a hard-court event in Acapulco, Mexico, in late February. That means an encouragingly speedy recovery for the 16-time Grand Slam champion after he suffered a muscle tear in his right hip that forced him to retire in the fifth set of his quarter-final match at this month’s Australian Open. Nadal said he planned to compete at Acapulco in the last week of February and then at two other hard-court tournaments in March – the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells and the Miami Open.

Dragons re-sign Dufty

The combined Ashburton College-Mount Hutt College team doesn’t have a coach confirmed for this season as yet.

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The search is still on for a coach for the Mid Canterbury Combined Schools’ 1st XV. With the season rapidly approaching, Ashburton College principal Ross Preece said there were some options around, but they were still actively on the lookout for someone to step into the role for the season.

“We have a possibility in the wind, but there’s been nothing confirmed as of yet,” Preece said.

“So, as it currently stands, we are still definitely looking for someone for this season.”

Last season’s coaches, Simon Fleetwood and Gary McCann, have both moved into other coaching roles this year which has meant the combined side

has had to search for replacements.

Preece said at this stage the plan was to still have a combined side between students from Ashburton College and Mount Hutt College after a successful merger last season.

“From our perspective we found it worked very well and was beneficial to both schools,” Preece said.

“I would imagine it is the same for Mount Hutt and I understand there are already a few players who have signalled their intentions to try out for the side for this year too.

“We would certainly be very reluctant to freeze them out if they were keen to play for the team.”

Both Fleetwood and McCann have moved onto roles with the

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Methven senior side for 2018.

McCann has shifted into an assistant role alongside head coach Andy Pearce, while Fleetwood has joined the group as a technical expert.

Around the traps, Hampstead will see the biggest changes with a new coaching panel introduced as the club looks to lift itself out of the doldrums and get back to being a feared club for opposing teams.

Shaun Bovey and former Hampstead player, Craig Dwyer will coach the side this year and already the side has seen good engagement with strong numbers at pre-season training.

Southern too have a new-look coaching line up with Andrew Carr, Jason Gill and Geoff Frew along with Mike Spence overseeing the team this year as they

look to defend the Watters Cup. At Celtic, Shane Enright is back at the helm of the green and whites with Geoff Wright alongside him.

Celtic are in for a massive change in personnel this season with up to 13 players from last season’s squad unavailable for selection at this stage for varying reasons.

The Rakaia side will be a oneman band this season, with Wayne Foxcroft calling the shots after Sean Carter’s elevation to the top job of Mid Canterbury senior coach.

A former Heartland coach himself, Foxcroft has the advantage of taking sole ownership of a team with a proven record and some good player retention from their strong season last year.

St George Illawarra have moved quickly to extend the contract of promising fullback Matt Dufty until the end of the 2019 season. Dufty is expected to start the season in the No.1 jumper after playing the final seven games in the crucial position as a rookie last year. “It’s great to be here for another year. I thought being at the Dragons was the best opportunity for me moving forward in my rugby league career,” Dufty said yesterday.

Alatini Highlander again Former All Blacks midfielder Pita Alatini has earned a wildcard spot for the Highlanders at next week’s Brisbane Tens. The Tongan-born Alatini, a 17-cap All Black, is now aged 41 but played 48 times for the Highlanders between 1998 and 2001. He also enjoyed stints at the Crusaders, Chiefs and Hurricanes. “It’s been a while but I can’t wait to pull on the Highlanders jersey again,” Alatini, who played for the All Blacks in the 1999 Rugby World Cup, said. Most of the Highlanders’ current All Blacks will sit out the event.

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