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Within 15 months, Ashburton’s Work and Income and Child Youth and Family Services will have a new home in Ashburton’s $40 million Eastfield precinct. The two Ministry of Social Development (MSD) services will be housed in a purpose-built building on the old Millies site, next to the Tancred Street arcade, with the 450m2 single-storey building expected to be completed in early 2017. In September 2014, MSD moved out of its Cass Street premises after two staff

members were killed by a gunman. In February, John Tully will stand trial for the shootings. The two services are now based in temporary container offices in the grounds of the Ashburton Police Station. Eastfield Investments chairman Brian Davidson said he was delighted to secure the MSD deal. “After more than two years’ planning, we are now beginning to see the master plan for the site take shape, providing a central focus for the town and a broad mix of services and activities for both lo-

cal people and visitors. We’re very pleased to be able to announce this new partnership with MSD, as the first of the community-focused tenancies within the Eastfield precinct site,” Mr Davidson said. Securing MSD as a key tenant in the 10,548m2 property reflected the development group’s focus on providing a hub for both the community and businesses at the centre of Ashburton, he said.

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President Barack Obama says his favourite song of 2015 is How Much a Dollar Cost by Grammy-nominated rapper Kendrick Lamar. In an interview with People magazine released yesterday, Obama also shares his favourite book and movie of the year. They are Fates and Furies, a novel about marriage by Lauren Groff, and The Martian, starring Matt Damon. Obama’s wife, Michelle, revealed her picks, too, telling the magazine she can’t get enough of the Bruno Mars song Uptown Funk. She picked another marriage tome, The Light of the World, by family friend Elizabeth Alexander, as her favourite book. Her favourite movie? Inside Out, the animated film led by comedian Amy Poehler.

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Hula-hooping record broken An Auckland student has broken the record for hula-hooping at the highest altitude. Maggie Shui, 20, joined a team of 17 Peruvian and international charity workers to climb 6057m on Chachani, a volcano near the city of Arequipa in the south of Peru. Oxygen levels at the treacherous summit are 50 per cent compared to at sea level and high-wind speeds add further challenges. The team set out on December 6 to climb the volcano, resting only for a few hours, to make the summit at 7am on December 7.

What we are watching on YouTube Pranks, children’s videos and film parodies topped the charts of the most popular YouTube videos in New Zealand this year. Taking out the number-one spot for the top trending video of 2015 was an episode of the children’s show Pepper Pig. The clip, Peppa Pig – 9 Episode Compilation 2, proved wildly popular with Kiwi kids and others worldwide, racking up more than 61 million views. Second place was taken by Silento – Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae), which featured four people dancing to the hit song. Air New Zealand’s Men in Black safety defenders video, which had almost four million views, took third place. Top trending videos were based on the number of views, shares, comments and likes each clocked up. Meanwhile, YouTube’s list of the top 10 music videos was topped by Wiz Khalifa and his song See You Again. The rap star’s single received more than one billion views worldwide in just six months, while Adele reached the year’s top 10 in just a few weeks for her hit single Hello. Maroon 5 came in second with their song Sugar, followed by Taylor Swift with her song featuring Kendrick Lamar, Bad Blood. The top 10 music videos collectively have more than 84 million subscribers, and these videos have collectively amassed more than six billion views in 2015.

Star visits NZ school Star Trek star Karl Urban dropped into Mt Roskill yesterday to plant fruit trees at a low-decile school. New Zealand-born Urban, who again plays Dr Leonard “Bones” McCoy in Star Trek Beyond, spent more than an hour at Dominion Road School as an ambassador for the KidsCan charity, which has recently added orchards to its programmes providing food, shoes, raincoats and healthcare for low-decile Kiwi schools. The school’s acting principal Kerri McKay said many of her students lived in tightlypacked sections with two or more houses on land originally planned for single houses and had no space for fruit trees. “Much of our community lives in quite a densely-populated area now, so it gives them an opportunity to see part of the garden process,” she said. “Obviously, being a decile three community, KidsCan gives us a lot of support with food and clothing, and this is additional.” She said the school already ran a Garden to Table programme, growing vegetables and cooking them in meals for the children. The 20 new fruit trees would also be used to feed the children and teach them how to grow and prepare food.

Sir Elton joins Sheeran UK pop star Ed Sheeran performed a duet with legendary singer – and close mate and manager – Sir Elton John at his rainsoaked Sydney show. On the last leg of his Australian tour on Wednesday in the midst of a menacing storm, Sheeran was joined onstage by the surprise guest for a rendition of Don’t Go Breaking My Heart. The duet was given the tick of approval by Sheeran’s 45,000-plus fans who braved the lightning and heavy rain to attend the Allianz Stadium show. “Ed Sheeran and Elton John on the same stage in Sydney. So much power they made a storm,” Twitter user Carly Heading said. “Cannot believe Elton John just got up on stage with Ed Sheeran in Sydney!” tweeted @xander85.

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■ 4G BROADBAND ROLL-OUT

Remote farmers to get access By Sue NewmaN

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People living in some of the Ashburton District’s most remote areas will shortly have access to 4G broadband services. Spark New Zealand announced yesterday it would fast-track the roll-out of 4G to rural Canterbury communities, a deal that will see it invest $14 million over the next 12 months instead of the three years it was originally planned to take. The fixed-wireless broadband technology runs on Spark’s 4G cellular network and will give farmers in particular the ability to use machine-to-machine com-

munications that will allow onfarm management using remote mobile devices. For the rural community the arrival of 4G would be like having a lifetime of Christmas presents delivered on one day, local dairy farmer Willy Leferink said. He is involved with both Federated Farmers and Grow Mid Canterbury, and said the two groups had been working for a long time to achieve better communication technology into rural areas. “For farmers this is magic, it brings the whole rural sector back on par with the urban sector. Rural people will now have the same sort of connectivity.”

The roll-out of 4G would make a massive difference in the lives of rural people, he said. Currently it took farmers many hours to transfer data from one source to another, but the machine-to-machine ability that came with 4G would see a dramatic time saving. For newcomers in rural areas, their sense of isolation was heightened by the inability to easily connect and communicate with friends through forums such as Facebook because of slow speed connectivity. The arrival of 4G would put them back in touch, Mr Leferink said. “I take my hat off to everyone involved in making this happen.

This is setting us up for the future.” Ashburton mayor Angus McKay applauded the ramping up of Spark’s 4G roll-out and said it was a major win for Canterbury and for the Canterbury Mayoral Forum. “Spark have made a considerable effort to understand the needs of our farmers and rural communities and what fast broadband can do to drive economic growth and social wellbeing,” he said. The launch ties in with the Canterbury Regional Economic Development Strategy announced in October. Digital connectivity was one of seven key issues Canter-

bury mayors planned to address and it was a key that underpinned the other six work programmes, Mr McKay said. “We need digital data and communications on farm to ensure the most efficient use of our precious water. “We also need it to manage nutrients, stock and the business of farming, including keeping our farm workers safe and getting emergency help to them quickly if there is an accident,” he said. Canterbury councils have agreed to work with Spark on design and consenting issues to ensure the roll out is as fast and efficient as possible.

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Winz to find new home in Eastfield From P1 “The new, modern building for MSD will provide a new chapter for ministry staff working in Ashburton and the community that uses MSD’s services. We understand that staff will be heavily involved in the design and fit-out of the premises, in order to create an environment that is both welcoming and secure for staff and clients.” Work would start soon on the MSD building and discussions were under way with other prospective tenants with businesses and activities that fit within the precinct’s masterplan. One of those was the Ashburton District Council for its new civic building and library. A range of lease, ownership and construction options were being looked at, Mr Davidson said. The Eastfield Precinct is planned to provide a range of

office and commercial spaces, with a small amount of boutique retail to complement the existing CBD, as well as a medical centre, serviced apartments and multi-level car parking building to service the development. The precinct is designed around a central square, connected from the surrounding streets by a series of laneways, to provide a sheltered, welcoming space for community activities and hospitality businesses. The design process would draw on the best local and international models available to create a unified design for the whole precinct that reflected the best of living in the Ashburton District, Mr Davidson said. “We’re excited to reach this next stage in the development and a new era for the growth of Ashburton. This is a significant step for us.”

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Lure to attract doctors By Caitlin Porter

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More GPs are being encouraged to come to Mid Canterbury and a $10,000 incentive could sweeten the deal. Mid Canterbury has increased its number of GP registrars thanks to the Voluntary Bonding Scheme and numbers could increase yet again when applications open in February. The scheme is designed to entice medical graduates to work in a list of hard-to-staff communities and specialties for three to five years after they graduate. GP spokeswoman Dr Charlotte Cox said GPs with an interest in teaching were likely candidates to take on registrars.

“It would benefit the registrar and can benefit a practice with new blood, new ideas,” she said. The addition of registrars would help to boost GP numbers in Ashburton, however most young people preferred urban locations. “This region may appeal to sporty types, people who like to think outside the square.” The decision to opt in is one made by individual GPs. Methven GP and Pegasus Health Board representative Dr Gayle O’Duffy said her practice currently had two registrars, one of whom was in the bonded scheme. In addition to their salary, health professionals accepted

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payment after three years, and again at the end of the fourth and fifth year. To qualify, people must have studied at a New Zealand accredited tertiary institute, are working or intend to work in an approved hard to staff community, specialty or profession and are a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident. The Canterbury District Health Board is particularly in need of doctors and lead maternity carers. Other hard to staff specialties include aged care, mental health and community care. The registration period for the 2016 intake of the scheme runs from February 1 until March 11.

Coming home? Christmas is a time for reunions, for family returning home and for long lost friends catching up. If your Christmas will be extra special this year because someone who has been absent from your family circle for several years is returning home, the Guardian would love to share your special time with its readers. We’d love to hear from people who are having special reunions or special events, people for whom Christmas will be just a little bit different because it will be a time of reunion. If you have friends or family coming home after a long absence - from overseas or other parts of New Zealand, or if you are celebrating Christmas or new year in a different or quirky way and you are willing to share your special event, please, contact Sue Newman at the Guardian – sue.n@ theguardian.co.nz or phone 3077958.

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■ ASHBURTON BOROUGH SCHOOL

Warning signs helping save rare gulls By SuSan SandyS

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Ashburton Forest and Bird chairwoman Edith Smith thanks Ashburton Borough School children for signs aimed at saving Ashburton’s black billed gulls. PHOTO AMANDA KONYN 101215-AK-014 she believed they would be taken more seriously than more official looking signs at the site. About 60 children from the three classes at the presentation impressed Mrs Smith with their knowledge and awareness of the black billed gull. One said his cousin had driven a four-wheel-drive onto the

river bed, only to be told off by his father. “And that’s why signs are really important,” Mrs Smith said. The colony below the bridge numbers about 700 adult birds, which are now at the stage of feeding their growing young. The birds share the care of their chicks, with neighbouring birds

looking after chicks while their parents go out looking for food. Scientists in an aerial survey conducted by ECan last month recorded 15 colonies throughout Canterbury and North Otago. Numbers in the colonies are being counted from photographs, and are expected to be released in February.

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The Southberry farm shop will be open for business this morning, stocked with the first of the new season’s raspberries. Berry farm owner Vicki Dobson said it had been a slow start to the season but the crop was looking good. “We’ve had a cold spring and a lot of cold nights which hasn’t helped – the ripening has been

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As Ashburton’s black billed gulls raise their young surrounded by predators and careless fourwheel-drivers, they have a group of school children on their side. Three Ashburton Borough School classes of six and sevenyear-olds did chores at home and presented Forest and Bird chairwoman Edith Smith with about $75 at the school yesterday. Mrs Smith also thanked them for signs created by members of the school’s environmental group, which warn river users to stay away. The critically endangered gull is nesting on the Ashburton Riverbed through to January, and four wheel drivers, dog walkers and others are asked to give them a wide berth. Four wheel drivers on the riverbed last month disturbed a colony just below the State Highway 1 bridge, as well as a group of terns nesting downstream. Barriers on the south side of the highway bridge to prevent vehicle access were illegally removed by persons unknown, but ECan has since installed new ones. Mrs Smith said some of the signs created by the children had already been installed, and

An Ashburton boy, aged under 12 years, was transported by St John ambulance to Ashburton Hospital with moderate injuries after being hit by a car on Chalmers Avenue at 8.37pm on Wednesday.

slow but we are under way now,” she said. “Every season is different, last season we just didn’t have the crop there but we do this season – we just need a few hot days.” Mrs Dobson and her husband Alan began developing the berry farm, which produces three types of raspberries, ranui berries, tayberries, blackberries, gooseberries and black and red currants, 20 years ago.

While just a handful of pickers were hard at work yesterday, numbers are expected to build as the season progresses. “We can have up to 40 people here when we are in full swing, plus packing staff,” Mrs Dobson said. The pickers work from about 7am until lunchtime, with the occasional evening stint. “We don’t pick once it gets really hot because the berries get too

soft to handle,” Mrs Dobson said. Once picked the berries are chilled, packed to requirements and sold, either from the farm shop on the Tinwald Westerfield Mayfield Road, or dispatched to the markets in Christchurch, Temuka and Geraldine. The business is registered with quality assurance provider New Zealand GAP which audits processes and put systems in place to ensure traceability.

One man is dead and two people are injured, one seriously, after a car crash in Christchurch on Wednesday night. A 24-yearold man died when a Subaru crashed into two parked cars on Wairakei Road about 7.45pm, said Detective Sergeant Geoff Ruddick. Mr Ruddick said a 25-year-old woman was seriously injured and a 24-year-old man received moderate injuries in the crash. He said the cause of the crash was being investigated, but it was believed speed was a “significant contributing factor”. - NZME

TV falls on toddler A 17-month-old boy is in Starship after a television allegedly fell on him at his Oamaru home this week. Police would not comment on how the boy, who was originally identified by police as being 14 months old, received his injuries but said there was nothing to suggest the matter was suspicious or criminal. Stuff.co.nz reported that the boy is Daniel Milliken, and that he received serious head injuries after climbing a set of drawers that had a television on top. “The drawers toppled and the TV fell on him landing on his head,” his 20-year-old half brother Michael Clarke told Stuff.co.nz. St John ambulance spokesman Ian Henderson said paramedics were called to the corner of Thames Highway and Foyle St at 4.13pm on Tuesday. He said the boy was transportedinitially to Oamaru Hospital. - NZME

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■ MARKETING GROUP’S DEMISE

Methven ‘will still be promoted’ By SuSan SandyS

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Methven will continue to be promoted effectively as an international ski destination despite dissolution of the Mt Hutt Marketing Group, says former chairperson Katherine Lorenzo. The tourism marketing group had over 50 members from throughout Canterbury who paid an annual fee ranging from $662 to $4464 per annum, including big operators such as the Christchurch International Airport. Mt Hutt Ski Area contributed about $40,000 per year and put in extra money for targeted campaigns.

Memberships, altogether representing about $120,000 per annum, ceased on October 31 when the group dissolved, after 20 years of operation. Mrs Lorenzo said the dissolution was a result of a merger with Experience Mid Canterbury for marketing activities, such as promoting the Kids For Free initiative. It had made sense to merge the activities when there was just a small group of operators in the district supporting both organisations. Methven had not lost any of its marketing capacity as a result, and operators were instead spending their marketing dollar

with Experience Mid Canterbury and other organisations. “All these people are still dedicated to marketing the district,” she said. “They are still committed to spending money for advertising and promoting the area.” Group co-founder and longtime member Pete Wood, of Ski Time in Methven, agreed. The restaurant and lodge complex had had a $1400 per year membership, and would now pay about $2500 per year to belong to Experience Mid Canterbury instead. While the Mt Hutt Marketing Group had done a good job marketing the town, there was a duality of its role with Experience Mid Canterbury, which he expected

would do just as good a job. “By amalgamating, it’s streamlined it, giving better bang for our buck,” Mr Wood said. Mt Hutt Ski Area general manager of operations James Urquhart said the ski area had taken up a new Experience Mid Canterbury membership, spending about $10,000 per annum. And for the 2016 season the ski area would spend about $40,000, combining with NZSki, Christchurch Airport, Experience Mid Canterbury and Christchurch and Canterbury Tourism to market the area. “We will still continue to go out and represent the region,” Mr Urquhart said. Altogether the ski

Save the Children shop to shut its doors After nearly 40 years, Ashburton’s Save the Children shop is closing its doors. Eighty volunteers will be affected by the closure, set to take place on Christmas Eve. Save the Children has been retailing in Ashburton for 36 years and first opened in the Ashburton Arcade. Save the Children president Liz Quaid said in a statement the volunteers were sad to hear the news. “While our shop was still profitable, others were not,” she said. “We are a charity [but] we were also a business with the same overheads such as rent and power.” Save the Children New Zealand board chairwoman Susie Staley said over the years the organisation had grown, however its stores were no longer contributing to the overall income. Last year Save the Children stores made up just 0.2 per cent of total income, she said. The declining trend was driven by a range of factors including competition from large chains and online retailers. A reduction in prices at the

Save the Children volunteers Nola Sim (left) and Amuri Early rearranging stock for the price reduction. PHOTO TETSURO MITOMO 101215-TM-056 shop will begin shortly and run until the Christmas Eve closure, depending on what stock remains there may also be a clearance sale in January.

Mrs Quaid said there will still be a Save the Children branch in Ashburton, however fundraising will be done in a different way and discussions were ongoing

about this. “We truly thank all our volunteers and supporters over the years and hope they will continue to support us in the future,” she said.

area spent close to $400,000 per year on marketing. Meanwhile, the group’s dissolution has resulted in closure of its Amazing Space tourism website, with online visitors automatically linking to the Experience Mid Canterbury site. However, a new website is being constructed as a community initiative in Methven. Former Mt Hutt Marketing Group website administrator Michelle Bungard is constructing methvenmthutt.co.nz at her own cost. It has tourism information as well as community pages with situations vacant and events in the town.

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Man suffers head injuries in police chase A man has suffered head injuries after being thrown from his vehicle in an early morning police chase in Queenstown. Police say the 25-year-old from Queenstown was seen driving his Subaru “in an evasive manner” between Athol Street and Shotover Street at 4am yesterday. Sergeant Tracy Haggart told the Otago Daily Times when officers got out of the car to stop the driver he fled the scene, leaving at speed and travelling in the direction of Arthurs Point on Gorge Road. While police were in pursuit, the man drove down a bank on Gorge Road, his car overturned and rolled 20m, Sgt Haggart said. The man was taken to Lakes District Hospital where blood alcohol testing was carried out. His condition was not known. Police had spoken to the man and they were investigating the incident. Charges were likely, they said. - NZME

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■ ASHBURTON DISTRICT COUNCIL

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The Ashburton District Council has just taken $1.8 million and buried it deep in the ground. That money, however, has not been wasted, it’s been spent upgrading Ashburton’s 65-year-old sewer pipeline as part of a project that will eventually see pipes replaced under the Ashburton River and work carried out on the town’s relief sewer. For council projects and operations manager Viv Eyberg making the final connection from the new 700mm pipe to the old 450mm pipe represented the completion of seven months of hard work. After 65 years the old pipe had passed its use-by date, while the new, larger pipe will future-proof Ashburton for years and will be able to accommodate significant population growth, Mr Eyberg said. The new pipe also meant there would be significant savings from the ongoing maintenance, he said. With the switchover made to the new pipe, work is under way on removing a section of the old pipe in the Manse Street area and filling the rest with concrete.

Ashburton District councillor Stuart Wilson checks the last step in the completion of the Ashburton sewer upgrade project. PHOTO SUPPLIED “It’s far too expensive to remove all of the old pipes, around $110 a tonne, so we’re just filling it and leaving it in the ground. The ones we’re taking out are right in front of houses.” The sewer upgrade project will still have years and millions of dollars left to run, however, with both the pipe network under the

Ashburton River and the town’s relief sewer needing to be upgraded. The figures around those projects are large with the river work likely to cost $20 million, Mr Eyberg said. And that work is needed before the relief sewer replacement to ensure the environmental integ-

rity of the system under the river is maintained. Any breach of that would be a disaster that would take years to right, he said. “Ideally I’d like to see the work started within two years but realistically it’s a project that will be spread over three years and we have to get the costs into the long-term plan first.”

Paedophile has NZ passport An Australian convicted paedophile travelling on a New Zealand passport has been detained in Thailand on suspicion of child sex offences. Police detained Peter Dundas Walbran, 59, of Sydney, on Wednesday at a secluded school 616km from Bangkok where he had been working as a teacher. He was not arrested. Police had been tracking Walbran for 18 months, the Daily Mail reported, after receiving a tip the school had hired him in May and he was overseeing its 70 international students. The school has 4000 students on its roll. Walbran told the pack of photographers and journalists, who gathered outside the school to capture him being led away, that he was “okay” before becoming increasingly aggressive. In October 2011, Walbran, a former head of the Australian International School in Jakarta, was extradited from Australia to Indonesia following a request by the country’s government. The next year he was jailed for the rape and molestation of Indonesian boys, some as young as 8. He served two years of a threeyear sentence before being deported back to Australia in April last year. - NZME

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Farmgate milk price decision ‘good news’ By Michelle NelsoN

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Fonterra’s decision to hold its farmgate milk price at $4.60 per kilogram of milksolids is good news at this point in the season, a Mid Canterbury industry spokesperson says. Combined with the estimated 45 to 55 cents earnings per share, announced last month, the co-operative’s farmers are up for a total cash payout in the $4.95 to $5 range. Federated Farmers’ Mid Canterbury vice-president and dairy section spokesperson Jessie Chan-Dorman said Fonterra’s decision was based on the view GlobalDairyTrade prices were likely to improve in the second half of the 2015-16 season. However, DairyNZ has estimated the break-even cost of producing a kilogram of milksolids at $5.30, leaving many

farmers in the red for the second season running. Mrs Chan-Dorman was not surprised by Fonterra’s decision to withdraw its farmer support loan scheme from the end of this month. The loan of 50c per kgMS was made available when the forecast milk price was $3.85. Mrs Chan-Dorman said most farmers were now through the tight spring period, when the top-up was most needed. However, she reiterated it will still be a tough year for farmers and urged those needing assistance to put their hands up. “People need to be keeping an eye on their neighbours, keeping in touch with their rural professionals and looking out for friends and family,” she said. “Try to put worries aside over Christmas and spend time with the people most important to you.”

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Changing technology over the years Fifty-two St Joseph’s School Year 7 and 8 students spent Wednesday visiting the Vintage Car Club Museum, the Tinwald Domain and the Tinwald Swimming Pool as an end of year treat. Megan Hurley, 12, Millicent Sullivan, 11, Alex Howden, 12, Georgia Williams Freeman, 11, Eimear Gray, 12, Jorja Johnston, 12 and Magdalene Haugh, 12 (above), take a shine to a 1967 Ford Mustang. St Joseph’s School teacher Steph McCallum said the event was organised to finish off their studies in how technology had changed over time. The students were picked up from school in 13 cars from the Vintage Car Club and taken to the museum.

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Big trucks and roads a bad marriage Sue Newman

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f there’s one thing most people using New Zealand’s highways would wish for it would be that heavy trucks did their business on someone else’s roads. We’ve all experienced the frustration of being stuck in a stream of highway traffic that involves very large trucks with very large loads trundling along and holding up traffic. That’s one of the prices we pay for living in a region that is a huge producer of primary produce, one that is vibrant and economically strong. And it’s one of the curses of living in an island where the movement of freight by road is a constant. What we produce of course has to be moved from farm to its place of further processing and for the carrier involved the larger the quantities of product they can move at one time, the more money they’ll make. We’ve steadily watched the size of big rigs increase along with the loads they can carry. This has been encouraged by the New Zealand Transport Agency in the belief that bigger trucks meant fewer journeys which, in theory should make the roads safer for other users. The downside comes in big rigs on busy highways and the destruction of secondary roads that were originally built for horses and carts but now carry massive trucks with massive loads travelling at comparatively high speeds. And now there’s a proposal out for public comment that would see gross weights increased for trucks with an accompanying increase in overall dimensions too. That equals just one thing in the highly productive Ashburton District – a more rapid destruction of our roading network and increase in slower traffic on our highways. Unfortunately we’ve all but dismantled what should be the most efficient form of long distance transport – rail. Rather than building bigger trucks to clog up the highway, it seems far more sensible to improve our rail network, use modest sized vehicles to move loads locally and to move those loads from road to rail. Upping the quality of the remaining rail network might not lessen the wear and tear on rural roads but it would ease the rapidly increasing congestion on our state highways.

YOUR VIEW No rights as an employee As a hard-working employee, I always believed that I had rights and that someone would look after me if things turned nasty in an employment situation. I thought I don’t need to be a union member as I have an individual employment contract and that’s a legal document meaning employers have to do what is in that contract and not just employees. How wrong I was! I have since discovered with my former employer that they can basically do what they want. They can dismiss you illegally, they can owe you money, they can lie about you to protect themselves and they can treat you like a piece of smelly meat and throw you in the rubbish.

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Even though you can spend over $1000 and have a lawyer write to them telling them they have done things wrong and illegally they can just ignore that. And if you have a spare $3500 to $4500 you can take them to mediation and try and recoup some of the money you have spent trying to get a little bit of money from them that you are legally owed due to their actions. So really unless you are rich, or entitled to legal aid, you really have no rights as an employee. Things drastically need to change to cover our genuine hard-working everyday Kiwi employee. Yes, even the Department of Labour make you go through mediation with the employer, and have no rights to tell them they are wrong and they have to pay you.

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You have to go through all these people, enduring lots of mental stress in the process, to get nowhere! Michelle Griffiths

Ashburton Hop Run event A big thanks to everyone who supported this recent event and for helping to raise $970 for the Cancer Society. Over 70 vehicles and 17 stallholders attended. To the businesses that donated items and vouchers for spot prizes, many thanks. After a damp start earlier in the day, we were lucky to have the sun come out and the crowds soon arrived and helped make the event a very successful one. Barry Pinnell Organiser

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hat’s caught my eye this week? If you think Kanye and Kim naming their child Saint is out there, wait until you hear these actual tags for babies this year. I’m guessing most of this list originates in America. Get ready for some eye rolling and OMGing. Names you won’t believe people gave their babies in 2015: ■ Armani … This boy’s name may not be in fashion, but it IS in style. ■ Arrow … For parents who think Bullet is too mainstream. ■ Blade … Apparently he’s a sharp little boy. ■ Everest … Great name for guys, unless they grow up to be 5’3. ■ Frooti … A girl’s name taken from the best-selling mango drink in India. ■ Heavens … Hope these little girls never sit next to a kid named Betsy. ■ Jedi … Sure to become even more popular once Star Wars: The Force Awakens opens. ■ Pi … These baby boys could also go by 3.141592. ■ Psalm … You’ll hear “Can you spell that, please?” 7 million freakin’ times in your life. ■ Sailor … Hey, looking for a

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good time, Sailor? Story … Seriously, this was inflicted on a girl. “So what’s the story, Story?” ■ Twinkle … Do these parents realise how hellacious school is going to be for their daughters? Heavens sitting next to Betsy is my favourite! ■

Men are better navigators It’s official now … men have a better sense of direction than women. So says a new study from the Norwegian University of Science & Technology that finds men use different parts of their brains for “way finding” tasks compared to women. In experiments, men rely more on cardinal directions (north, south, east, west), take more shortcuts and complete about 50 per cent more navigational tasks than women. It’s thought the reason may be

that male and female brains have evolved differently because, in ancient times, men were hunters and women were gatherers. In simple terms, a spokesperson says, women are faster at finding things in the house; while men are faster at finding the house. I’ve been thinking about this and I reckon the reason us blokes are better at navigation than the girls is because the girls are always telling us blokes “where to go”.

Christmas lights Christmas lights list is up on my Hoops On Air facebook page and once again it has attracted heaps of feedback and address additions. I will update it as often as I can. Here’s the latest I have: Ashburton ■ Ashburton Clock tower ■ Oak Grove x 2 ■ 77 Alford Forest Road ■ Hefford Place ■ Middle Road x2 ■ Balmoral Place ■ Cnr Manchester Street & McMurdo Street ■ Cnr Manchester and Grove Street ■ Cnr Grove Street & Wilkins Road ■ Melcombe Street ■ 11 Tarbottons Road ■ The Christmas House – 53

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Till next week Hoo roo P. I. T. Hooper Who am I to say anything about people’s names Phill Hooper is the breakfast host of Ashburton’s Hokonui radio station. The views expressed in this column are his and do not reflect the opinion of his employer or the Ashburton Guardian.

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Shooters held radical views The two San Bernardino shooters were radicalised at least two years ago — well before one of them came to the US on a fiancée visa — and had discussed jihad and martyrdom as early as 2013, FBI Director James Comey said yesterday in providing the most specific details to date about the couple’s path toward extremism. Investigators are also looking at whether the husband accused in the shootings was planning an attack in 2012 but abandoned those plans, according to two people familiar with the investigation who were not authorised to discuss the matter publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity. One week into its investigation, the FBI now believes that Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife, Tashfeen Malik, embraced radical Islamic ideology even before they had begun their online relationship and that Malik held extremist views before she arrived in the US last year, Comey told the Senate Judiciary Committee. Though the FBI believes the pair was inspired in part by Islamic State ideology — Malik pledged allegiance to the group’s leader in a Facebook post around the time of last week’s massacre — agents are still looking for other motivations and sources of radicalisation, especially because the couple’s interest in extremism predates the terror group’s emergence as a household name. “ISIL inspiration may well have

FBI Director James Comey testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington. AP PHOTO been part of this, but these two killers were starting to radicalise towards martyrdom and jihad as early as 2013,” said Comey, using an acronym for the Islamic State. “And so that’s really before ISIL became the global jihad leader that it is.” The latest disclosure also suggests that the government’s vetting process failed to detect Malik’s radicalisation when she applied for the visa, though Comey said he didn’t know enough to say whether weaknesses in the visa process ena-

bled her to enter the US. “After this hearing, every American will be asking the question, how did this woman come in on a fiancée visa?” said Senator Chuck Schumer. Malik came to the United States in July 2014 from Pakistan after being approved for a K-1, or fiancée visa, and married Farook the following month. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson has said the Obama administration is now reviewing the programme. He did not say what changes were being considered.

Malik’s father, reached in Jiddah, Saudi Arabia, condemned his daughter’s actions and said he is “very, very sad. ... I am in such pain that I cannot even describe it.” The father, Gulzar Ahmed Malik, has been a resident in the kingdom since the early 1980s, the Saudi Interior Ministry says. His daughter was from Pakistan but travelled to Saudi Arabia. A former classmate, Afsheen Butt, said Malik showed drastic changes after a trip to Saudi Arabia in late 2008 or early 2009. Last week’s shooting attack at a holiday party killed 14 people and left 21 injured. Former neighbour Enrique Marquez bought the two rifles used in the attack, officials say. One law enforcement official briefed on the investigation says Marquez has told investigators that he and Farook planned an attack in the United States in 2012 but abandoned the idea. Marquez is a relative of Farook’s through marriage. The official says it’s unclear what spooked them into cancelling the apparent plot. That account was confirmed by Idaho Senator Jim Risch, a Republican who sits on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. Risch said Marquez and Farook “were plotting an actual attack” that year, including purchasing weapons, but became apprehensive and shelved the plan because of law enforcement activity in the area. - AP

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Republicans are struggling to deal with the fallout from Donald Trump’s widely condemned remarks on Muslims, worrying the controversial mogul could torpedo their 2016 White House hopes. The party, which hopes to end eight years of Democratic White House rule, faces a stark choice between turning on their presidential front runner and tethering a 161-year-old brand to the whims of a billionaire many Americans see as a bigot. Trump caused international outrage on Monday when he demanded a ban on Muslims travelling to the US. He currently leads Republican polls by double-digit margins over his nearest rivals. His fellow Republican candidates were among those to condemn that plan, but senior party figures have refused to throw Trump under the bus, or even rule out voting for him. “I like and respect Donald Trump,” said Senator Ted Cruz, who is a favourite of conservative Republicans.

Donald Trump “I continue to like and respect Donald Trump. While other candidates in this race have gone out of their way to throw rocks at him, to insult him, I have consistently declined to do so and I have no intention of changing that now.” But sensing trouble, Trump very bluntly warned Republicans he may launch a third party campaign if they move against him.

That could all but kill Republican chances of beating Hillary Clinton, if she is indeed the eventual Democratic nominee. “A new poll indicates that 68 per cent of my supporters would vote for me if I departed the GOP (Republicans) and ran as an independent,” Trump said in a Facebook post on Tuesday. According to a USA Today/ Suffolk survey, he is supported by 27 per cent of Republican likely voters, a level of support that has been fixed through months of controversy. His nearest rival, Cruz, stands on 17 per cent, with Senator Marco Rubio on 16. Trump’s campaign has thrived on free television and social media exposure garnered by ever-more outlandish remarks. Party elders have long taken a long view, stressing he has yet to win any nominating elections, which begin in Iowa in just under two months. But Republicans are increasingly wondering whether standing behind Trump could also spell political oblivion. - AP

Germany’s cabinet has agreed to introduce an identity card for refugees as it tries to better control the wave of migrants arriving from Syria, Afghanistan and other troubled spots. Around one million refugees are expected to arrive in Germany this year and local authorities have struggled to cope with the scale and pace of the influx. German Chancellor Angela Merkel has come under increasing criticism by opposition groups and some of her conservative allies for opening up Germany’s borders to Syrian refugees, criticism that has increased since the attacks in Paris. The cards will include information on refugees’ date and place of birth, nationality and gender, as well as a photo and details on height and eye colour. Registration centres will also take fingerprints. “This way we can try and better detect people who are trying to disguise their identity,” Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere said in a statement. - AAP

Ali hits back Boxing great Muhammad Ali has criticised Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump’s proposal to ban Muslims from entering the United States, calling on Muslims “to stand up to those who use Islam to advance their own personal agenda.” Ali, one of the most famous Muslims in the world, issued a statement saying, “True Muslims know that the ruthless violence of so called Islamic Jihadists goes against the very tenets of our religion.” He added, “I believe that our political leaders should use their position to bring understanding about the religion of Islam and clarify that these misguided murderers have perverted people’s views on what Islam really is.” - AP

Terror charges Australian police say five people are facing terrorism charges as part of an ongoing investigation into an alleged plot to attack a government building in Sydney. Australian Federal Police Deputy Commissioner of National Security Michael Phelan says a 15-year-old and 20-year-old man from western Sydney were arrested and charged on Thursday with conspiracy to prepare for a terrorist act. Three other people who are already jailed on other terror charges will be charged with the same offence. Officials said the arrests were not related to a new terror threat, but linked to a plot they previously uncovered that prompted a series of raids in Sydney in December 2014. That alleged plot involved a plan to target a government building in Sydney. - AAP

Finding tumours A new scanning test developed in the UK could help doctors pinpoint dangerous cancers before they spread around the body. The technique uses magnetic resonance imaging to map regions of oxygen deprivation within tumours. Lack of oxygen, or hypoxia, is often a sign a cancer is growing aggressively. It also stimulates the growth of blood vessels linked to tumours that promote cancer spread. The new scan could guide the targeting of dangerous tumours with highdose radiotherapy, and track the effectiveness of cancer treatments by monitoring oxygen. - AP

Pistorius studies law Oscar Pistorius will not have to return to jail as he waits to appeal against his murder conviction, after telling a judge he needs daily internet access to study for a law degree. The 28-year-old athlete, who was found guilty of murder last week for the shooting of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, two years ago, said he had no income and no assets and was trying to find a job from his uncle’s home in Pretoria, where he lives under house arrest. He was granted bail pending an appeal to the Constitutional Court, South Africa’s highest, after agreeing to pay a reduced surety and wear an electronic tag on his wrist. Pistorius said he had enrolled to study law and business by correspondence at the University of London and needed daily internet access. - AP

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Cut provokes dollar jump BY PAUL MCBETH

Reserve Bank Governor Graeme Wheeler. “Some are seeing this as a bit of a missed opportunity for them to get the New Zealand dollar lower,” ASB Bank economist Jane Turner said. “We’re not sure what will bring the New Zealand dollar lower

in the next six months if the Reserve Bank doesn’t want to signal a good chance of further interest rate cuts.” ASB is calling for the OCR to fall to 2 per cent, although Turner said it doesn’t look like the Re-

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announcement from Fonterra that the forecast payout for the 2015/16 season would be held at $4.60 for the time being. Fonterra chair, John Wilson, mentioned that the market remained volatile however there were promising signs of a recovery. This indicates that Fonterra is expecting to see a pick up in the Global Dairy Trade Auction prices in the beginning of 2016. If the dividend is included, farmers can expect a $4.95 to $5.00 cash payout per kilogram of milksolids. By holding the forecast steady Fonterra has given hope to dairy farmers, however, most economists are predicting that there will be another cut to the payout before the end of the season. In the US this week, markets had a chance to process a better than expected jobs report that came out late last week. The non farm payrolls showed an increase of 211,000 in November, as well as upward revisions for the past two months. The underlying detail of the report was solid with decent job gains in both the goods producing and services sectors. The unemployment rate remained unchanged and wages rose 0.2 per cent. The jobs report was the final

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piece of data before the Federal Reserve meet next week. The path is now looking clearer for a rate hike with the market pricing suggesting almost an 80 per cent chance of a rise. The focus will then move to what the Fed will do in 2016, and whether or not there will be more rate hikes to follow and how quickly these will happen. The futures market is pricing in another 50 basis points of increases while the median Fed projection is for a 100 basis point rise in total. Markets struggled this week as a global commodity rout took hold. Oil prices fell below $40 a barrel and iron ore prices tumbled to their lowest level in 10 years. There were two reasons for the fall in oil prices, the first being the result of an Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) meeting held at the end of last week. The OPEC committee decided to maintain current production levels of 31.5 million barrels per day. At the moment this level of production has caused an over supply. The second reason for the oil price drop was the large climb in the weekly US distillate supplies. The climb has increased fears further of an oil glut, dragging prices down further.

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he biggest news this week was the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s decision to cut rates by a further 25 basis points. The announcement was not entirely surprising however as the market was 50/50 on whether the central bank would move or take pause until next year. The cut takes the official cash rate to 2.50 per cent and reverses all of the rises from 2014. The reasoning for the cut was that although economic growth is running better than anticipated, inflation remains low. In order for this to rise to the mid-point of the targeted range, monetary policy needs to be accommodative. In addition, global growth is below average despite loose monetary policies. Governor of the RBNZ, Graeme Wheeler, indicated that, barring any unexpected event, it will not be necessary to cut rates any further. The market took this as a positive and the New Zealand dollar rose against all its major trading partners. In terms of the outlook from the RBNZ, they continue to see uncertainties and risks, particularly in the primary sector. Dairy prices are set to remain soft and the current el nino weather pattern has raised the potential for drought conditions, which are likely to have a negative effect. However, the RBNZ reiterated that it expects New Zealand to achieve the targeted inflation rate and see continued growth in the economy in 2016. Also of note this week was the

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Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler provoked a jump in the Kiwi dollar, even while saying a strong currency was unhelpful, because his quarter point cut to the official cash rate came with a comment that rates were now about right to achieve the bank’s inflation target. Wheeler cut the key rate back to a record-low 2.5 per cent, a level he said should help drive inflation back to the middle of the 1 per cent to 3 per cent target band. “We expect to achieve this at current interest rate settings, although the bank will reduce rates if circumstances warrant,” he said yesterday. The kiwi climbed as high as 67.36 US cents from 66.36 cents immediately before the 9am announcement, and later traded at 67.31 cents. The trade-weighted index climbed to 73.06 – above the 70.7 average the bank forecast for the fourth quarter in yesterday’s monetary policy statement.

households ramping up consumption on the back of gains in rising property values. Wheeler told a press conference after the statement that a slowdown in China and its impact on global growth, and the prospect of an el nino drought were two major risks he worried about, while chief economist John McDermott said it was very rare for the bank to identify so many uncertainties clouding the outlook. “It is unusual to talk about four risks in a single statement,” McDermott said. “Some of these risks we’re worrying about are of a strong supply side nature, which makes them harder to evaluate, they are often much more persistent, and have very different effects than history would otherwise suggest.” McDermott also said it appeared that the long lags between monetary policy action and its effect was becoming even longer than the 12 to 18 months traditionally expected. - NZME

serve Bank will be able to so until June at the earliest. Westpac Banking Corp strategist Imre Speizer said the central bank “gave mixed messages” but in the detail of the statement made clear it was “firmly on hold”, which was “a slightly hawkish” message. Persistently low inflation and a higher New Zealand dollar than the Reserve Bank envisaged stoked economists’ expectations for a rate cut, and Wheeler yesterday said the currency’s recent bounce back from a decline through the start of the year was “unhelpful and further depreciation would be appropriate in order to support sustainable growth.” The central bank said there were several risks hanging over its outlook, including the prospect of global dairy prices remaining lower for longer, the prospect of an el nino-related drought crimping primary production next year, strong inbound net migration staying higher for longer, and

S&P/NZX 50 Gross q

6,040.56 –12.99 –0.21%

q S&P/NZX 20 index

4,365.93

–7.30

–0.17%

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6,504.83

–6.13

–0.09%

p Rises 50 q Falls 55

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q S&P/ASX 200 index

5,037.7

–42.8

–0.84%

At close of trading on Dec 10, 2015

q Dow Jones Indust.

17,492.3

–75.7

–0.43%

At close of trading on Dec 9, 2015

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6,126.7

–8.54

–0.14%

At close of trading on Dec 9, 2015

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19,035.2 –265.9 –1.38% Snapshot at 7pm on Dec 10, 2015

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Source: interest.co.nz

p Gold

1,081.0

London – $US/ounce

+8.9

p Silver

14.27

+0.83%

London – $US/ounce

+0.03

+0.21%

p Copper London – $US/tonne

4,620.0

+53.0

+1.16%

NZ DOLLAR

Source: BNZ

Country

As at 4pm Dec 10, 2015

TT buy

Australia 0.9390 Canada 0.9313 China 4.6076 Euro 0.6269 Fiji 1.4912 Great Britain 0.4522 Japan 83.75 Samoa 1.8305 South Africa 10.3526 Thailand 24.59 United States 0.6878

TT sell

0.9074 0.8969 4.0433 0.5997 1.3685 0.4364 80.23 1.5985 9.9768 23.45 0.6631

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■ Put shallots in a small ovenproof dish and drizzle with oil. Season with a little salt and pepper then roast them for about 25 minutes in an oven preheated to 200°C (fan bake), or until golden; turn them once or twice during cooking. ■ Slice chicken breast thickly along the length with a sharp knife, then cut slices in half, then

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400g shallots, peeled Olive oil Salt and freshly ground black pepper 1 Tegel Manuka Smoked Tuscan Breast, 300g 1C frozen baby peas 1.5l chicken stock 50g butter 2 cloves garlic, crushed 500g arborio rice 1/2 C dry white wine 1/2 C freshly grated Parmesan cheese, plus extra for serving

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the rice is no longer sloppy. The rice is ready when, like pasta, the grains are al dente (still firmish and only just cooked through, but no longer chalky inside). It will take 15-20 minutes to reach this point. ■ Aim to end up with the rice nicely moist and sloppy as it will absorb a little liquid as it infuses. ■ When rice is ready, season with 1/2 teaspoon salt and pepper to taste and beat in the rest of the butter and parmesan cheese, for about one minute. Fold in chicken and peas then cover risotto with a lid and leave it to infuse for two minutes. ■ Dish immediately into heated bowls and top with roasted shallots and extra parmesan cheese. Recipe courtesy of Julie Biuso and Tegel www.tegel.co.nz

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WEEKEND RACING GUIDE

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Addington Dogs

Today at Addington Raceway 9 $1,100, c0, 295 m 10

CHRISTCHURCH CASIN O SPRIN T

PX # REC Gre yhound Fastest time

Trainer

1 85287 Coldrum nwtd 4 2 66638 Royal Bash nwtd 3 655T4 Home bush Minion nwtd 4 848F Be lfast Smarty nwtd 5 58436 Anothe r Je t nwtd 2 6 25231 De vilskin nwtd 3 7 Prince ly Mone y nwtd 1 8 Bursar nwtd 9 88X5 Fe ral Coaste r nwtd 10 678X6 Anothe r Way nwtd 12:24pm

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

$1,100, c0, 295 m

1 86567 Home bush Kayla nwtd 2 2 74 Cawbourne Ede n nwtd 3 85 Anothe r Zircon nwtd 4 X7626 Pacific Vibe nwtd 5 67746 Chile Mustard nwtd 1 6 33222 Go McIndoe nwtd 4 7 36872 Hyde Baxte r nwtd 3 8 4 Re ality nwtd

h M8 1

A Lee J T McInerney J T McInerney J T McInerney L Waretini S Whall M Roberts H Anderton I Fensom J T McInerney

1:34pm

1 11253 Harse sis 17.56 3 1 2 13646 Jinja Pistol nwtd 4 3 51134 Be lie ve 17.55 4 31282 Opawa Crusade nwtd 5 46641 Sally 17.4 9 6 37554 Home bush Rile y 17.4 5 2 7 282X1 Be lla Grace 17.4 0 8 47212 Blazing Hot 17.58 9 55165 That’s A Wrap 17.4 5 10 58177 Slingo 17.75 SUPER PETS MAIDEN STAKES FIN AL

1 57324 Culvie De n nwtd 3 2 45X24 Opawa Je maine nwtd 4 3 34512 Opawa Le igh nwtd 4 75723 Nariti nwtd 5 85654 Jon Snow Live s nwtd 6 22243 Cronos nwtd 2 7 531 Jinja He art 30.72 1 8 66411 Tamara May 30.77 9 7435 Be lfast Barry nwtd 10 54476 Havana Stogie nwtd 12:5 9pm

1:17pm

1 45331 Botany Ze nvo 17.33 4 2 2 42427 Know Ene rgy 17.50 1 3 32214 Captain Shazz 17.36 4 53622 The se us 17.59 5 22675 Jack’s A Je we l 17.35 6 72145 Opawa Tommo nwtd 7 41623 Jinja Willy 17.6 5 3 8 54334 Home bush Errol 17.32 9 34238 Hype rparadise 17.6 0 10 8X182 High On Ve e 17.9 4 THE TURF BAR DASH

F God Particle nwtd 63564 Ella Baxte r nwtd 58235 Anothe r Casino nwtd 8 Doosh nwtd 535 Cosmoholic nwtd 48467 Ke lly’s Boy nwtd 77 Ste e l The Gold nwtd 37743 Pass With Care nwtd 77874 Private Age nda nwtd 7888 Anothe r Range r nwtd

12:42pm

M Robinson B Dann J T McInerney Hart & Taylor J T McInerney J T McInerney J T McInerney R Adcock M A Butler J T McInerney

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68843 Some Excitme nt nwtd 78866 Jinga Snag nwtd

8 4 9 BARRON ’S SUPPLIES DASH 10 D King ston A Joyce

$1,200, c1, 295 m

J T McInerney G C leeve C asey & Fag an R Blackburn C Roberts Lane & Wales J Tanner J T McInerney S & B Evans A Williams

Forbury Park Harnes s

Today at Forbury Park

December 11, 2015

PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer

Winton Races Tomorrow at Winton

16 0 17 $10,000, mdn, 1400m 0 18 Jockey AB LIME MAIDEN

1 0X223 Jimmy (6) 58.5 N & B Blatch 2 2 7D6X2 Carmody (7) 58.5 Patterson/Horrell 3 84263 My Plan (8) 58.5 S Blair-Edie 4 4 X0X24 Smoke m Up (2) 58.5 E Winsloe 3 5 26X5 Starbuck (10) 58.5 K Tyler 1 6 23663 Sniparinda (5) 57 J & K Parsons 7 8. Dynamic (11) 57 M & M Pitman 8 9 Oh Nova (4) 57 J Dalton 9 3007X Miss Fortune (13) 56.5 J Curran 10 945X9 Roman Godde ss (3) 56.5 R Black 11 6 Fourmacs (12) 56.5 J Curran 12 87X90 Ele cde s (9) 56.5 J Yeo 13 35002 Manamanup (14) 55 S Washington 0 14 000 Fe e l D’Cash (1) 58.5 L Dobbs 12:5 0pm opt 602

56641 Butte rbe an 17.2 0 78772 Sle e pe r Age nt 17.16 64682 Know Salute 17.2 9 61252 Ske tchy Ste ve 17.35 86771 Birchbrook 17.32 21332 Ohoka Coby 17.13 57111 Goldstar Bombe r 17.35 61771 Know Fault 17.2 4 45242 Incre asing 17.33 62533 Expe ct De lay 17.6 1

$2,200, c2, 5 20m

Hart & Taylor Lane & Wales Lane & Wales J T McInerney L Waretini Hart & Taylor Lane & Wales R Blackburn C Roberts J T McInerney

5 2 6 3 7 1 8 9 10

2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12, 13-14-15 2-3-4-5, 12-13-14-15 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 10-11-12-13-14-15

61412 Know Thanks 17.4 4 25883 He rshy Pie 17.2 5 45242 Incre asing 17.33 38171 Miss Fanning 17.37 28236 Ne ddy Se agoon 17.2 9 86383 Busine ss Re vie w 17.4 4

3:40pm 313

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G C leeve McC ook & Jopson M Grant B Dann A Lee R Blackburn

SHIRLEY VET CLIN IC SPRIN T $1,200, c1, 295 m

1 78678 Shakayla Rose 17.4 9 1 2 21344 Gre e t The Judge 17.6 0 3 36234 Ohoka Hope 17.38 4 4 31 Grifinator 17.00 5 22334 Mr. Nove mbe r 17.4 8 2 6 34675 Baduzzi 17.4 8 LIVAMOL SPRIN T FIN AL 3 7 444X2 Mamalulu 17.58 $1,600, c2f, 295 m M & P Binnie 8 16325 Mobilize 17.53 A Bradshaw 9 48333 Glory Hog 17.55 G C leeve 10 48521 Royal Action 17.37 M Grant R Adcock L Waretini S & B Evans G C leeve M Grant M Grant

3:5 7pm 314

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C Roberts Hart & Taylor L Waretini C asey & Fag an McC ook & Jopson J T McInerney C asey & Fag an J Tanner J T McInerney S & B Evans

$1,200, c1, 295 m

CTV DASH

K Selvan D Skerrett L C allaway R C uneen (a1) D Bothamley K Mudhoo (a4) D Walsh T Direen C Barnes (a1) R Black J Morris T Moseley R Bishop

SOUTH PORT LTD R65 HAN DICAP

12:15 pm opt 601

SOZIN ’S COMET AT STUD STAKES

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6

1 84557 Wrinkle s 17.33 2 4 2 64515 Time ly Re minde r 17.6 3 $2,000, c0f, 5 20m 1:5 2pm 1 3 531 Tip The Babe 17.56 4 26315 Max Brainstrain 17.39 Hart & Taylor 4 1 23334 Midnight Action nwtd S & B Evans J & D Fahey 5 43616 Rio Action nwtd DAVID EMERSON CON SULTAN CY STAKES 2 2 1533 Opawa Knocka nwtd Lane & Wales 3:03pm Lane & Wales 3 6 53675 Brooke Davis 17.2 5 $1,900, c1, 5 20m 7 32728 Crystall McBe ll nwtd 1 3 17X2X Jinjale ss 30.52 J & D Fahey R Blackburn Lane & Wales 8 86785 Stand Up Girl 17.39 C Roberts 1 72X55 Opawa Rob 30.4 2 C Roberts 4 63664 Miss Valle y Inn 30.4 6 4 2 44732 Le ktra Spide r 30.8 2 Hart & Taylor 9 C Roberts R Blackburn 5 87886 Cawbourne Miami 30.18 71 Idol Ge orgie 17.6 4 3 45227 Zulu Chane l 30.6 0 J Tanner 10 54761 Kablitz 17.73 G T Bennett J & D Fahey 6 22343 Whip Uppa Storm nwtd 1 4 13213 Jinja Roman 30.59 J & D Fahey 7 22352 Plutonium 30.37 Hart & Taylor M Grant C Roberts 4:15 pm 3 8 21462 Thoracic nwtd J T McInerney 5 12252 Magic Mike nwtd Hart & Taylor 3 6 44631 Nina Baxte r 30.53 J T McInerney opt 315 C Roberts Hart & Taylor 9 851 Cawbourne Hint nwtd 2 7 X1254 Know Style 30.2 6 G C leeve 1 11435 Joe y Baxte r 17.73 B Dann FAST ARCHER AT STUD SPRIN T 10 67533 Nicky Noir 30.15 8 27216 Luminary 30.9 1 R Blackburn 1 2 213 Cawbourne Ne vada 17.72 AMBER CLEAN IN G SERVICES DASH 9 851 Cawbourne Hint nwtd $1,100, c0, 295 m 2:09pm C Roberts $1,400, c2, 295 m 10 67533 Nicky Noir 30.15 J T McInerney B Dann 3 45478 Home bush Spike 17.4 5 4 61685 Be llwave 17.2 0 J T McInerney C Roberts 1 86445 Te ll The Boys 17.2 7 CHRISTCHURCHGREYHOUN DS.CO.N Z SPRIN T 4 5 13513 Mark Be Good 17.55 1 2 41863 Maudie ’s Babe 17.30 J T McInerney C asey & Fag an 3:21pm 3 6 51342 Opawa Bucks Eye nwtd $1,400, c2, 295 m 2 3 63541 Ohoka Billy 17.51 L Waretini J T McInerney 2 7 54432 Candyboy 17.4 8 A Waretini 4 62533 Expe ct De lay 17.6 1 M Grant 1 14438 Fair Cruzin 17.38 J T McInerney 3 5 25161 Car Bootle 17.4 2 M Robinson 2 45856 Look At Lucy 17.37 R Blackburn Mitchell & Smith 8 68X87 Noble Fantasy 17.30 4 3 23214 Home bush Fine 17.6 5 McC ook & Jopson J T McInerney 6 55416 Magic Arrow 17.32 J T McInerney 9 4X7F4 Cool De xte r 17.4 1 B Dann 7 18686 Bhuja 17.4 7 R Blackburn 4 62714 Pagani 17.4 7 McC ook & Jopson 10 48423 Eug The Scrooge 17.74

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H Wanhalla McC ook & Jopson J T McInerney

13223 Run Zola 30.51 81176 Opawa Minstre l 30.6 3 F5571 Opawa Rocky 30.50 58441 What I Like 30.59 23421 Jinja Billy 30.6 8 72128 Black Sails 30.6 6 54462 Opawa Ke ndal 30.38 37212 Elwood Se nsation 30.8 8 45724 Lagoon Be lle 30.55 67754 Zipping Sonny nwtd

2:44pm

1 3 2 3 4 4 1 5 6 2 7 8 COALGATE TAVERN STAKES 9 $1,900, c1, 5 20m 10

4 0 Gotta Light Up (4) M Heenan S Ottley 8 Come And Go (5) T Harkness B McLellan $5 ,5 00, 3yo+ c0, c1 with cond. spe chcp, 2200m 5 3 6 070X8 Artsfe llow (6) K Barclay D Dunn PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer Driver 7 500 Woolle ys Bay (7) B Negus B Barclay 1 90X09 Wingham We ll (1) R Hanson R McIlwrick (J) 8 80889 He z Only The Lone ly (8) B Straight S Walkinshaw 2 2 9X330 Spotlight The Valle y (2) R Wilson D Dunn 4 9 40907 Rainy Rive r (9) C McDowell C McDowell 1 3 92 The Toile r (3) M Saunders B Barclay 1 10 85028 Tom Bola (10) D Ross L O'Reilly 4 Tough Love (4) L Driver M Williamson THE CARPET STORE JUN IOR DRIVERS MOBILE PACE 5 0X345 Phoe be Flye r (5) K Franks K Franks 7:04pm 6 4842 Motu Tre ndse tte r (6) D Simpson N Williamson opt 804 $6,5 00, 4yo+ c2 mob. pace jun.d, 2200m 7 80 Be st Of The Bunch (u1) C Buchan C Buchan 1 60013 Danny De l Vito (1) L Mosely T Quate (J) 3 8 X5000 Be ar’s Re st (u2) B White S McNally 2 2 42064 Uncle Be n (2) K Larsen B Williamson (J) 9 08860 Playboy’s Brothe r (1) C McKay B Williamson (J) 3 9X201 Give Me The Night (3) S Walkinshaw K Butt (J) 10 8XP30 City Courage (2) L Mosely C McDowell 4 174X0 Maritime Arde n (4) M Jones S Tomlinson (J) 4 11 06X39 Che e ky Pat (3) G Woodhouse C Ferg uson (J) 3 5 9X927 Platinum Prince ss (5) G & N Hope M Purvis (J) 12 0670X Sunnivue Sadona (4) S Ashton S Ottley 4 6 81286 Louie Finn (6) M Jones L McKay (J) J Young (J) 6:05 pm EVEREDI MOWERS & CHAIN SAWS F&M MOBILE PACE 7 04316 Double Rainbow (7) S Walkinshaw 8 59709 Ale xy (8) B Negus J Morrison (J) $5 ,5 00, 3yo+ f&m c0 mob. pace , 1700m opt 802 1 9 131 Backse at Chick (9) B Heads K C ox (J) 4 1 569X9 A Be tte r Love r (1) R Anderson N Williamson Barrier 1 2 93863 Ze na’s Star (2) K Barclay K Barclay R McIlwrick (J) 2 3 86 Judy Je tson (3) T & G Chmiel T C hmiel 10 618X5 Gyrate (21) A Hoffman J Whittaker (J) 4 C lassie Reg al SC RATC HED 11 70307 Motu Spe e dy Star (22) E Latimer C Ferg uson (J) 5 559X6 Bullys Prince ss (4) L Sinnamon B Williamson (J) 12 61736 That Cat (23) M Saunders 6 48503 Ve ra Mac (5) B McLellan B McLellan 7:35 pm CEN TRE CITY AUTO HAN DICAP TROT 3 7 36X57 Pure Opule nce (6) K Barron K C ox (J) opt 805 $7,5 00, 4yo+ c1 to c4 discrhcp trot, 2700m 8 31506 Thinking Smart (7) G & J Knight M Williamson 1 3672X Moon Counte ss (1) G & C Lee G Lee Barrier 2 2 42135 Mon Richie (2) D Ross L O'Reilly 9 8788X Pure Grit (21) S Ashton C Ferg uson (J) G McLay 10 Millwood C harlie SC RATC HED 3 6X453 Armori (3) G McLay 4 4 70X52 Sunny De mon (4) A Hoffman R McIlwrick (J) 11 6394X Millwood Charity (22) M Prendergast M Prenderg ast 5 00912 The Jinja Ninja (u1) B White S McNally 6:34pm BROWN & COPE PACE 6 36498 Gorilla Playboy (u2) C McKay C McKay $5 ,5 00, 3yo+ c0 pace , 2700m 7 17486 One Cool Chick (u3) R Swain opt 803 R Swain 1 70770 Ge ne Time (1) G & J Knight M Williamson 8 0066X Holdon Toyaspurs (1) M Prendergast M Prenderg ast 2 2 8820P Born To De light (2) M Heenan M Williamson K C ox (J) 9 36153 Anothe rsupe rstar (2) A Shaw 3 797X8 Russe t Norkotah (3) A Armour N Williamson C Ferg uson (J) 10 25315 Strathmore s Charm (3) B Heads 5 :39pm opt 801

2:27pm

4 1 2 1 3 4 5 6 3 7 2 8 KOLORFUL KAN VAS SPRIN T 9 $1,400, c2, 295 m 10 R Blackburn J & D Fahey B Dann Lane & Wales R Adcock J T McInerney C asey & Fag an McC ook & Jopson Hart & Taylor M Robinson

55225 Jinja Loch 17.30 84166 Go Tommo 17.10 48833 Home bush Bruno 17.34

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Double Tap 80503 Tinka Tinka (6) 54 S McKay 94223 Re ve lator (2) 60 J & K Parsons

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Track Information Type: All weather; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1007m; Weather: Mainly fine.

11 8069X Mr Maje stic (u1) A Malcolmson 3 12 02421 Que e n Ke nny (1) T Barron 13 36365 Trick Star (2) A Hoffman 1 14 11464 He ard The Whispe r (3) P Williamson

2:05 pm 604

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1 X2421 Que re r (7) 61 J & K Parsons 1 K Mudhoo (a4) $20,000, rating 65 be nchmark*, 1600m 2 2 20533 Batman (4) 59.5 N Ridley R C uneen (a1) 2 1 X1342 Cairnsville (12) 60 K Cairns 1 D Walsh 3 6X106. Jakob Gambino (9) 56.5 B Tapper S Wynne (a) 1 2 X3541 Doctor Ede n (11) 59 B Laking K Kalychurun (a3) 3 4 22X13 Coule e (5) 55.5 B & S Anderton C Barnes (a1) 4 3 316X3 Landale s Gold (1) 59 T Kennedy S Muniandy 5 9144X The Barmaid (6) 55 Bros/Dennis D Prastiyou (a2) 3 4 55631 Whatwasthat (8) 59 J Burns D Prastiyou (a2) 4 6 1X078 He ll Raise r (3) 54.5 J & K Parsons C Spittles 5 26107 Paw Patrol (3) 58.5 M Hamilton L C allaway 7 310X0 Ask Me (10) 54 M & M Pitman P Shaikh (a3) 6 150X3 Shakti (10) 58 J & J Gordon K Selvan 8 97X46 Dom Be ne dictine (8) 54 J & J Gordon K Selvan 7 278X0 The Be lie ve r (4) 58 Bros/Dennis R C uneen (a1) 9 0996X Maste r Chie f (1) 54 V Bonham-Hoskin T Moseley 8 93349 Libe tto (16) 57.5 N & B Blatch T Direen 10 00X68. Ve locious Satin (2) 54 L Vaughan D Walsh 9 23X66 Royal Dollar (5) 57.5 D Horrell S Wynne (a) 10 X1729 Sally Ge tcha Gun (14) 57.5 K Thompson JESCO HYDRAULICS R65 HAN DICAP T Moseley 2:39pm 11 5X155 Wild Wings (7) 56.5 J Dalton $20,000, rating 65 be nchmark*, 1200m R Bishop opt 605 12 2350X The gre atpickpocke t (15) 56 J Sheridan D Skerrett 1 718X1 All Things Nice (5) 60 J McKay C Barnes (a1) 0 13 710X9 Show MacCool (9) 57.5 Charles/Corbett 1 2 58792 Stand Your Ground (12) 59.5 M Boyle D Bothamley 14 3 3 7X145 Pacific Tap (8) 58.5 Kerry & Ian Taplin Life’s In A Spin SC RATC HED D Skerrett 0 15 50X90 Re adywhe nyouare (13) 55.5 J Curran J Morris 4 7X680 Agostini (10) 58 M Hamilton L C allaway

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

Track Information Type: Grass; Expected: Dead; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1786m; Straight: 270m; Rail: Rail true; Weather: Rain for a time.

K Mudhoo (a4)

SOUTHERN IN SULATION R75 HAN DICAP

J T McInerney C Roberts J T McInerney J Tanner Hart & Taylor Lane & Wales C asey & Fag an S & B Evans A Bradshaw McC ook & Jopson

N IGEL ROBERTSON BUILDIN G R85 HAN DICAP

$22,5 00, rating 75 be nchmark, 1100m

PROTEXIN SPRIN T

2 388X0 Cae sar Rocks (2) L Sinnamon C Ferg uson (J) 3 6910 Franco Huntington (3) R Swain R Swain 8:04pm PALAMOUN TAIN S SCIEN TIFIC N UTRITION MOBILE PACE 4 4 46X39 Hokuri Railrida (4) A Hoffman R McIlwrick (J) $5 ,5 00, 3yo+ c0 mob. pace , 2200m 5 08708 The Edge Of Re ason (5) E Latimer opt 806 S Ottley 1 1 X8347 Se mpe r Fide lis (1) G & J Knight M Williamson 6 72067 First Flight In (6) M Saunders L O'Reilly 2 8 Ladie s Mile (2) D Trainor 1 B Barclay 7 614 Tactical VC (7) T Proctor S Walkinshaw 3 0X0X Rare Pocke t (3) G Anderson R McIlwrick (J) 2 8 7061 Mighty Flying De al (8) T Barron D Dunn 3 4 Ultimate Fe lla (4) B White S McNally 1 9 98X51 Ode tte Jaccka (9) B Gray B Barclay 5 036X4 He zablue chipboy (5) G & J Knight K Barclay 10 83040 Em Ay (10) B Negus M Williamson 2 6 38390 Be tte r De live r (6) T Barron D Dunn 3 11 X821X Until Furthe r Notice (11) E Latimer B Williamson (J) 7 89965 Smackwate r Jack (7) L Driver B Williamson (J) 12 59574 Tubby Jim (12) B Gooch T C hmiel 8 Forty Thie ve s (8) M Jones S Ottley 13 016 Mr Midnight (13) D Mitchell N Williamson 9 34000 Got A Be auty (9) D Ross L O'Reilly Barrier 9:33pm DUN EDIN HOLIDAY PARK MOBILE PACE 10 0000X Double Bourbon (21) D Taylor J Young (J) opt 809 $8,000, 4yo+ c3 to c6 mob. pace , 2200m 4 11 443 Major Vibe s (22) R Wilson N Williamson 1 Remiss SC RATC HED 8:33pm PIN ELEA FARMS/STUN IN CULLEN SPRIN TSERIES MBL PCE 2 X600X Ronnoco (1) K O'Connor R McIlwrick (J) opt 807 $6,000, 4yo+ c1 to c2 mob. pace , 1200m 3 50130 Machine gun Ke lly (2) B McDonald R Swain 3 1 2305X Banora Boy (1) T & G Chmiel T C hmiel 3 4 X0310 Clive (3) D Ross L O'Reilly 4 2 95873 Ellnbac (2) B McLellan B McLellan 5 09093 Loose Cannon (4) W Low B Williamson (J) 1 3 06842 Bay Eme rald (3) L Driver B Williamson (J) G Lee 2 4 33029 Highvie w Illusion (4) G Anderson D Dunn 6 3847X Shak’n Culle n (5) G & C Lee S Ottley 5 54339 Hudson Sully (5) N Bishop K C ox (J) 7 01966 Spirit Of Chronos (6) E Latimer C Ferg uson (J) 6 41604 Live To Te ll (6) B Negus J Young (J) 8 6767X Be tte r To Be Bad (7) S Ashton 1 Bootie Bromac (7) N Williamson N Williamson Le wy Risk (8) L Driver M Williamson 7 9X069 Barrier 9 10949 Barrier 8 28667 The Charging Moa (21) G & J Knight M Williamson 10 80X97 Jango Fe tt (21) K Larsen K Larsen 9 97770 Billy Klondike (u1) N Bishop K Butt (J) 4 11 121X7 Wick (22) B McLellan B McLellan B Barclay 9:03pm RAIN BOW PAIN TS PACE 12 482PX Prime Le gal (23) M Saunders 2 13 10670 Re gal Ide al (24) T Barron D Dunn $6,000, c1 with cond. pace , 2700m opt 808 N Williamson 1 X1800 Golde n De sire (1) M Heenan M Heenan 14 63109 Machie Mach (25) R Wilson

5 X5005 Madam Be ntle y (7) 58 J & K Parsons 2 6 7250X He Ain’t He avy (16) 58 S Blair-Edie 7 X710X Nurmi (15) 58 S Bellew $25 ,000, rating 85 be nchmark, 1600m 8 51927 All Dre sse d Up (2) 57.5 J & J Gordon 1 X2500 Sape ravious (4) 60 S Bellew D Walsh 9 1 Accide ntal Offside (14) 57.5 E Winsloe 2 51569 Fastfoot (10) 60 S Tyler D Prastiyou (a2) 10 490X1 Koffe e ’N Kre am (4) 57 M Henry 1 3 31473 Full Count (5) 59.5 N & B Blatch S Wynne (a) 11 X8401 Chance ry Lane (6) 56.5 K Thompson 4 X9553 Five Kings (1) 58.5 B Tapper D Bothamley 4 12 677X3 The The me (13) 56.5 Bros/Dennis 2 5 8X311 Gallant Boy (3) 57.5 B & S Anderton C Barnes (a1) 0 13 9200X Golde n Castle (1) 56 S Blair-Edie 3 6 33854 Locke t (9) 57 J & K Parsons C Spittles 0 14 04245 Popp ’N Lindaue r (3) 55 S Tyler 7 6X248. Norah (2) 57 B & S Anderton T Direen 0 15 09804 Ke e ntorule (9) 56 Charles/Corbett 4 8 1X110. Koxinga (7) 56.5 W Humphries D Skerrett 0 16 000X4 Brahma Que e n (17) 54 M Henry 9 34X77 Re volutionary (6) 56 J Hay J Morris 0 17 00X68. Ve locious Satin (11) 54 L Vaughan 10 1X716 Dalwhinnie (8) 55.5 T Kennedy S Muniandy 1:25 pm opt 603

B Barclay D Dunn T C hmiel B Williamson (J)

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6

J T McInerney McC ook & Jopson C asey & Fag an Mitchell & Smith S & B Evans L Waretini J T McInerney C Roberts J Rush K C assidy

K Mudhoo (a4) K Kalychurun (a3) D Walsh S Muniandy R Black D Prastiyou (a2) T Moseley R C uneen (a1) J C hong

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6

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

8 0X891 Ya Dre amin Jone sy (2) 54.5 L Dobbs 9 X4553 Motorboat Mike (10) 54 S Price 1 10 57404 Alpine He ights (6) 54 J & K Parsons 11 42480 Lakota (8) 54 Charles/Corbett 4:27pm 608

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J Morris D Walsh C Spittles

THE VIN YL BAR R65 HAN DICAP

$20,000, rating 65 be nchmark*, 2000m

1 1X970. El Nahra (5) 60 N Ridley R C uneen (a1) 1 2 94223 Re ve lator (7) 60 J & K Parsons 2 3 922X1 Ultrasonic (2) 59 B & S Anderton S Muniandy 4 4 63222 Ce ntavada (4) 58 J Dalton S Wynne (a) 3 5 89953 Lady Platinum (3) 57 L Vaughan R Black 6 016X9 Switze r (11) 57 Patterson/Horrell C Barnes (a1) D Skerrett 3:17pm AWS LEGAL OPEN HAN DICAP 7 52035 Tap Out (9) 57 Kerry & Ian Taplin D Walsh $30,000, opn hcp, 1200m 8 X9410 Le tthe thunde rroll (6) 56 S McKay opt 606 3 1 410X7. King Montrose (4) 60.5 N Ridley R C uneen (a1) 9 58406 April Joy (1) 55.5 A Soper K Kalychurun (a3) 2 2 17X03. Sucre (5) 59 S Bellew K Kalychurun (a3) 10 45958 Macan (8) 55.5 K Tapper T Direen 1 3 10X92 Coup Darci Be (7) 57.5 M & M Pitman P Shaikh (a3) 11 654X8 Fale na (10) 54 G Robinson T Moseley 4 4 25X38. The Knight (3) 57.5 B Tapper R Bishop 5 :02pm TRAN SIT HOMES R75 HAN DICAP 5 X6756 Magic Epic (6) 56 J Dalton D Prastiyou (a2) $22,5 00, rating 75 be nchmark, 1400m opt 609 6 713X0. Drumre gal (8) 54 T Kennedy S Muniandy 1 3424X Gallant Dan (11) 60 B & S Anderton C Barnes (a1) 7 76X38 He rmione (2) 54 S McKay T Moseley 1 2 2X146 Thought That (3) 58 E Winsloe R C uneen (a1) 8 06800 Parake to (1) 54 J & K Parsons C Barnes (a1) 3 226X0 Achoo (2) 57 S Bellew R Bishop J Morris 3:5 2pm COUN TRY JEWEL WIN TON CRYSTALS OPEN HAN DICAP 4 X0602 Individual (10) 57 C Spittles R Black $30,000, opn hcp, 2000m 5 X2729 Joe Bonanno (8) 57 Kerry & Ian Taplin opt 607 1 11410 The Bishop (9) 60 Bros/Dennis 4 6 61X81. Prince ss Brook (6) 56.5 T Kennedy D Bothamley S Muniandy 2 2 33404 Sure asyouwe re born (1) 58 N & B Blatch 3 7 00X04 Prince Ransom (7) 56.5 M & M Pitman S Wynne (a) S Wynne (a) 3 X1278 Our Be e Jay (4) 57.5 L Vaughan L C allaway 8 20X24. Avow (12) 55.5 B & S Anderton D Prastiyou (a2) 1 4 22214 Comanche Gold (3) 57 G Eade 2 9 6X102 Fe e lin The Love (1) 55 B McDonald K Selvan T Moseley 5 03140 Irish Excuse (11) 56.5 E Winsloe R Black 10 42001 Fantamo (4) 54 K Tyler K Kalychurun (a3) 3 6 X5802 Oor Wullie (5) 56.5 J Dalton R Bishop 11 1105X Ye ah Siste r (9) 54 Bros/Dennis D Walsh 4 7 X1278 Wild Bill (7) 56 J Hillis R C uneen (a) 12 8480X Indy Rule r (5) 54 V Bonham-Hoskin K Selvan

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Barrier

Awapuni Races

Tomorrow at Awapuni

SC RATC HED

December 12, 2015

16 33X70. Eyeful Tower (15) 55.5 L Latta 1 R Hannam 0 17 6X009 Double Chance (18) 57.5 H Wilson D Turner (a1) $20,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1200m 0 18 53X00 French Perfume (14) 56 F Auret PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer Jockey 1 65246 Wheeler Fortune (2) 60 J Wheeler J Parkes 2:15 pm MACDOUGALLS RATING 65 HANDICAP 4 2 30X30 Jackofall (3) 59 L Latta 1 $20,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1600m J Riddell opt 403 4 1 X3233 Kairanga Lad (5) 60 B McDermott J Parkes 3 7X386 Watch This Space (7) 59 Hillis/Kesner C Lammas D Turner (a1) 2 4 70X52 Sheselusive (11) 58 O'Sullivan/Scott L Allpress 2 9X600. Kings Court (9) 60 S Gordon 1 1 3 12789 Bennies Approval (11) 59.5 G Innes D Bradley 5 8X103 Konohiki (9) 57 J Guilford R Goldsbury (a2) S McKay (a2) 6 645X9. Legnani (1) 57 C Thornton K Myers 4 X8444 Dr Watson (1) 59 S Kay K Myers 1 7 223X1. Whispering (10) 57 A Sharrock D Mo (a2) 5 34749 Gerardasun (10) 59 K Zimmerman J Riddell 8 6100X Dal Amore (13) 57 J Vandenberg 1 L Hemi (a2) 6 8X1X0 Floyd (13) 58.5 B Newman 3 7 12X52 Worldclass (3) 58 W Marshment L Allpress 9 7905X Thien Ly (5) 57 J Lynds 1 R Myers 2 8 X0552 Texas Yellow Rose (8) 57.5 A Sharrock D Mo (a2) 10 60644 Let Me Think (12) 56.5 R Bergerson 1 M Dravitzki (a1) L Hemi (a2) 3 11 82726 Hocus Pocus (4) 56 G Innes D Bradley 9 6128X Jonquil (7) 57 A Meadows 1 R Hannam 12 51480 Roseofplatinum (8) 56 L Latta 1 R Hannam 10 4X716 True Secret (12) 57 J Millar R Myers 13 X0549. Lime Street (6) 55 C Goodwin C Dell (a1) 11 16350 Jewel Of The Naki (2) 56.5 J Wheeler 12 10800 It Aint Over (6) 55.5 P Rudkin C Lammas 1:36pm DUNSTAN FEEDS CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIER RATING 65 13 299X0. Southern Secret (4) 55.5 G Lambert 1 R Goldsbury (a2) $20,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 2100m 14 55000 Thatz Louie (14) 55 A Davies opt 402 C Dell (a1) 1 71X00 Stowaway (13) 60 G Vile 1 R Goldsbury (a2) 2:47 pm GUTHRIE BOWRON OPEN HANDICAP 2 95921 Dezignator (1) 59.5 Hillis/Kesner R Myers $30,000, opn hcp, 1200m 3 0X21 Lacustre (7) 59 C Thornton K Myers opt 404 S McKay (a2) 4 4 09874 Mr Darcee’s Gold (8) 59 M Loveday C Lammas 1 027X2. Jubilate (1) 60 G Richardson 2 2 3X226 Adventador (3) 59.5 Lowry/Cullen L Allpress 5 7X451 Tavidar (17) 59 M Murdoch L Allpress C Dell (a1) 1 6 4X046 Buck Cannon (10) 58.5 A Fieldes J Parkes 3 81X70 McLaren (6) 56 K Gray K Myers 2 7 17975 Karching (9) 58.5 L Latta 1 D Bradley 4 6X381 Forefront (2) 54.5 M Murdoch 5 30310 Catwomandu (7) 54 T Keegan L Hemi (a2) 8 50X13 Heistheone (11) 58 J Wheeler 1 6 3X153 The Bold One (8) 54 A Sharrock R Myers 9 19579 Master Fin (4) 58 T Collis 1 M Dravitzki (a1) D Mo (a2) 10 07626 The Quiet Man (3) 58 G Vile 1 D Mo (a2) 7 463X3 Speech Craft (4) 54 T Riddell 1 3 8 58324 Miss Appleton (5) 54 G Vile 1 R Hannam 11 5X309 Prioritise (6) 57.5 M Eales 1 C Dell (a1) 4 9 237X5 Stunning Princess (9) 54 L Latta 1 D Bradley 12 20328 Red Sunset (16) 57.5 K Little L Hemi (a2) 13 69028 Bang (5) 57.5 J Scott K Smith 3:27pm HIREPOOL NOEL EALES MEMORIAL RATING 85 3 14 27365 Spendaholic (12) 57 V Kaye 1 J Riddell opt 405 $25 ,000, rating 85 benchmark, 1600m 15 X6095 Effectav (2) 56.5 J Millar S McKay (a2) 1 017X8 Rohaise (12) 60.5 F Auret S McKay (a2) 1:01pm opt 401

SILVESTER/CLARK RATING 65 HANDICAP

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Addington Harness

Tomorrow at Addington Raceway

December 12, 2015

10 941 Royal Shine (21) S Smolenski G Smith 6:10pm M Perriton $7,5 00, 4yo+ c0–c2, others with cond. +claimer, 195 0m 11 2758X Lisa Marie P (22) M Perriton PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer Driver 4 12 183 Hey Yo (23) J Harrington J Harrington (J) 1 06826 Redmaro (1) G Cook G C ook 3 13 05236 K D Muscles (24) M Edmonds M Edmonds 2 2 62035 Handlebar Hank (2) R Reekie R Reekie 14 0700X Alvira Hest (25) A Faulks A Faulks 3 9X598 Special Delight (3) S Blake S Blake 15 X0436 Star Commando (26) B Hutton J C urtin 3 4 78280 Romanite (4) B Hill A White 16 Henley Park SC RATC HED 5 37070 The Mighty Falcon (5) P Bagrie S Murtha INKWISE PACE 6 89681 Smiles For Miles (6) A Hoffman P Anderson 7:08pm $8,000, 3yo+ c1 pace, 2400m 7 00850 Selester (7) S Blake M Maynard 2 1 X2241 Costa Del Magnifico (1) B Shirley N Williamson 1 8 49282 Donegal Jimmy Dave (8) R Dunn A Edge 2 03501 Miss Judgeford (2) M Larter R May The Flying Scotsman (9) N McGrath P Wallace 4 3 23821 Torrid Bromac (3) S McRae C D Thornley 9 78915 Barrier 1 4 231 Omar Sharif (4) B O'Meara C Ferguson (J) 10 14037 Billy Jack (21) D & C Butt M Hallett 5 65940 Best Defence (5) T O'Sullivan R C lose 11 86PX0 Stylish Babe (22) J McDermott J McDermott 6 70X88 Pay Me Sush (6) B Weaver J Dunn 4 12 22218 Smokin Chick (23) D Taylor T Sissons 7 X3332 Molly Sims (7) A Shutkowski J C urtin 13 54889 Franco Caliph (24) D Taylor R Sissons 8 Ice C rusher SC RATC HED 14 56X58 Thats Bettor (25) B Weaver B Wilmott 3 9 7241 Kompressor (8) C Dalgety D Dunn METALCRAFT ROOFING MOBILE TROT 1 0 27X73 Fleeting Grin (9) R Todd S Ottley 6:40pm BISHOPDALE/BUSH INN TABS/TAVERN HAREWOOD PCE

Track Information Type: Grass; Expected: Dead; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1800m; Straight: 400m; Rail: Rail out 2.5m; Weather: Cloudy with rain developing towards evening.

2 3X688 Pero (5) 60.5 T Riddell 1 3 40607 Better Keeper (4) 59 T Egan 2 4 50413 Sanasar (3) 58 G & D Rogerson 5 X0053 Antonio (11) 57.5 S Kay 1 6 X9273 Miss Selby (1) 57 J Bary 7 7X084 Eternity (8) 56 K Gray 4 8 16902 Te Hana (10) 56 J Millar 3 9 30212 Kolonel Kev (7) 56 L Latta 1 10 0X734 Sir Darci (9) 55 Autridge/Richards 11 X0713 Crackling Rosie (2) 54 M Breslin 1 12 50121 China Star (6) 54 L Latta 1 4:02pm 406

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$30,000, opn hcp, 2000m

1 X5688 King Krovanh (4) 60 M Murdoch 4 2 798X0 Surpass (7) 60 D Guy 3 3 7X803 Weregoingtogetcha (10) 60 D Hayes 1 4 50246 King Kamada (1) 59 L Latta 1 1 5 164X2 Show The World (5) 58.5 Baker/Forsman 6 0X006 Ransomed (12) 57.5 G Vile 1 2 7 X7377. Waikaha (11) 57 David & Emma Haworth 8 5X076 Langdon (6) 57 K Zimmerman 9 0X856 Anniesstar (3) 56 G Vile 1 10 77390 Smartly (9) 55 Hillis/Kesner 11 05344 St Ransom (8) 54.5 G Vile 1 12 06671 City Chic (2) 54 L Latta 1

Motukarara Harness Sunday at Motukarara Raceway

December 13, 2015

6 0 Awesome Art (6) L Hanrahan G O'Reilly 12:45 pm C D Thornley $6,000, 3yo+ c,g&e c0 pace, 2170m 7 68090 Zoerotten (7) R Thornley J Morrison (J) PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer Driver 8 00897 Omihi El (8) J Withell 1 990X4 Blues Singer (1) T Thomas K Barron 3 9 3 Nadia Bay (9) N Perkins T McMillan 2 Our Quinn (2) Jason & Scott Lethaby S Lethaby 4 10 40890 Judys McArdle (10) M Edmonds M Edmonds 4 3 Highview Justice (3) P Bagrie D Dunn 11 8 Buffy Bay (11) N Perkins L O'Reilly 4 96700 Sketching (4) K Dixon S Golding (J) 12 89080 Ling Rowl (12) R Harneiss R Harneiss 1 5 X7938 Red River Lochee (5) J McDermott C D Thornley 13 X9980 Itsa Leggy Lass (13) B Mills K C ameron 6 5350X Delightful Jack (6) B Hill R May 14 0978X Shadowman (14) M Gill K Gill (J) 7 Viewfield Navajo (7) P Toomey L O'Reilly GARRARDS/PGG WRIGHTSON THELMA MEMORIAL PACE 8 X9875 Boomer (8) J Parsons R C lose 2:15 pm $6,5 00, 3yo+ f&m c0, 2000m 9 06570 Jayees Supreme (9) G Telfer G Telfer 2 1 95102 Mossdale Sue (1) G & N Hope R May 10 Donegal Carnbouy (10) M Gill K Gill (J) 2 979 Rozzano (2) K Hadfield K Hadfield 2 11 Centaur (11) J Curtin J C urtin 1 3 1X294 Anna Ivy (3) K Barron C DeFilippi 3 12 P7076 Maninthemirror (u1) B Kerr M Neilson 4 95 She’sa Tricky Bridge (4) B Mills K C ameron 4 5 0X500 Real Love (5) R Jenkins A Lethaby COUNTRY FEASTS CATERING TROT 1:15 pm 3 6 278X Kotare Kasai (6) R Dunn J Dunn $6,000, 3yo+ c0 trot, 2170m 1 8X3 Duchess Grace (1) C McDowell C McDowell 7 0 Pay Me Bettor’s (7) B Hill S McNally 4 2 4X742 Lavros Texas (2) R Jenkins A Lethaby 8 Judy Jetson SC RATC HED 3 0 Blood And Whisky (3) G Smith G Smith 9 00 American Vogue (8) B Mowbray M Williamson Barrier 4 76X36 Precious Moment (4) M Edmonds M Edmonds 5 29934 Jana’s Wishes (5) G O'Reilly G O'Reilly TAI TAPU HOTEL PACE 6 00889 Natives Brite Gem (6) A Thornton R C lose 2:49pm $6,000, 4yo+ c,g&e c0 pace, 2170m S Golding (J) 7 93X9 Early Invasion (7) K O'Connor K O'C onnor 1 023X0 Collection (1) B Johnson Pinehurst (2) B Kerr K C ox (J) 0 8 PX60 Moy (8) I Schwamm I Schwamm 2 L O'Reilly 9 02470 Wandering Star (9) A Lowe A Lowe 3 X80X0 Rico Gold (3) G Bates 2 4 45X4 Bolting (4) S McRae C D Thornley 2 10 74022 Sunny Afternoon (10) P Nairn P Nairn 4 5 00X05 Gotta Ticket (5) M Gill J Dunn 11 590X4 Johnny Alexander (11) J Howe T C hmiel G O'Reilly 3 12 586 X avier John (12) J Hay I Lee (J) 6 8600 Best Laid Plans (6) J McDermott R C lose 13 0462X Redwood Invasion (13) R Holmes R Holmes 7 99X Magic Blaze (7) J Vincent 3 8 8343 Joemaro (8) M Austin J C urtin 0 14 00007 Brylins Choice (14) D Isherwood C Markham D Dunn 1 15 77253 Allineedisamiracle (15) K Townley D Dunn 9 0X Uprizing (9) D & C Butt R Holmes 0 16 X4009 Heavenly Love (16) M Edmonds L O'Reilly 10 0560X Strawb’s Regal Act (10) P Scott 1 11 65X42 Toot Toot (11) P Burrows G Smith 17 8887 Tijuana Taxi (u1) C Harrison C Harrison 12 000X0 Thomas (u1) W Williams C McDowell TOWNSEND SEEDS INTERNATIONAL PACE CANTERBURY TROTTING OWNERS ASSOCIATION PACE

L Allpress S McKay (a) J Parkes K Myers J Riddell K Smith R Myers D Turner (a) R Hannam C Lammas C Dell (a) D Bradley

5 :12pm 408

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NZ TRAVEL BROKERS RATING 75 HANDICAP

Track Information Type: All weather; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1193m; Weather: High cloud.

26327 Change The Rulz (9) G & N Hope

8:06pm

Barrier

$10,000, 4yo+ c3–c5 , c6–c7 with cond., 2600m

$10,000, 5 yo+ c3 to oc spechcp trot, 2600m

DAKINS GROUP PACE

1 X0615 Joe The Hunter (1) R Cameron 4 2 07003 Here We Go Again (2) J Gameson 3 10481 The Royal Garden (3) R Dunn 4 14699 Zakspatrol (4) M Jones 5 93069 Mr Meddle (5) R Dunn 6 65706 Earthbound (6) G & N Hope 2 7 51124 Maverick (7) N McGrath 1 8 66X62 New Years Jay (8) A Hoffman Sheeza Shark (9) A Stack 3 9 12855 Barrier 8:32pm

S Golding (J)

C DeFilippi C D Thornley S Golding (J) P O'Reilly K Butt (J) R C lose J C urtin D Dunn S Ottley R May N Williamson B Williamson (J) J Dunn

S Ottley G Pearson C Barron J C urtin

THE FAMOUS GROUSE HOTEL LINCOLN HANDICAP TROT $6,5 00, 4yo+ c1 to c2 spechcp trot, 2170m

1 6X56P Need Success (1) M Austin 2 62304 Sarah Palin (2) M Nyhan 4 3 58053 Fireman (3) P Toomey 0 4 53000 Peterhof (4) B Graham 5 0X500 Berkshire Son (5) G Laing 0 6 X0X00 Sueno (6) S Roulston 1 7 0X202 Missie Castleton (7) L Marshall 2 8 1 BK Dawn (8) Wakelin/Noble 3 9 24P53 The Zigmeister (9) M Nyhan 10 10X00 Yankee Commando (10) M Edmonds 11 55X80 Conrock (11) C Thornley 12 66917 Ruthless Success (12) K Fairbairn 13 00X00 Montmorensy (13) M Edmonds 14 993X8 Speedy Earl (14) K Cameron 15 60804 Dream Big (15) M Tapper 16 1790 Majestic Ali (u1) T McMillan 17 09400 October Rain (1) G Smith 18 46007 Danke (2) M Jones 19 82107 Willie Shine (u1) R Holmes 20 84500 Insignificant (u2) B Hutton

D Dunn P Davis J Dunn A Lethaby G Laing R May

S Golding (J) J C urtin C Jordan T Quate (J) M Edmonds K C ameron M Williamson T McMillan G Smith S Ottley R Holmes C D Thornley

9:22pm

PEEK EXHIBITION MOBILE PACE

R May

BLUE STAR TAXIS MOBILE PACE T C hmiel K Barron K C ox (J) D Dunn A Lethaby S Ottley R May J Dunn J C urtin D Paterson R C lose

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

10 63907 Jerry Garcia (3) L O'Reilly 11 90X90 Jack Hammer (4) G & N Hope 1 12 27631 Cullect A Guinness (u1) R Dunn

L O'Reilly R May J Dunn

NZ CUP WEEK GOLF & JOHN GOULD PACE $7,000, 4yo+ c2 pace, 2170m

1 90P47 Boomer Bailey (1) G Telfer 2 0118 Mysistersastar (2) L Boulton 3 09093 Loose Cannon (3) W Low 4 57086 Top Brass (4) W Stevenson 5 54271 Bank Raider (5) L O'Reilly 1 6 44212 The Smoocha (6) J Curtin 7 76887 Canndew (7) M Nyhan 8 18057 Shadow Rider (8) F Shrives 4 9 00400 Callenberg (9) R Dunn 3 10 98X10 As Kiwi As (10) R Holmes 11 0X710 Pay Me Visa (11) A Stuart 2 12 83352 Living Legend (12) R Dunn 13 87908 Sonnetsson (13) M Nyhan 14 05090 Chasing Shadows (14) D Jones 5 :36pm

S McNally D Dunn S Ottley J C urtin G O'Reilly N McGrath C DeFilippi K Barron K C ox (J)

$7,5 00, 4yo+ c0 mob. pace, 2600m

1 970 More Alimony (1) T & G Chmiel 2 930X Livadia (2) K Barron 3 70070 Fearce Falcon (3) B Mowbray 1 4 2342X Jabari (4) K Chapman 5 0X3 Blazing VC (5) R Jenkins 4 6 4 Croft Bay (6) M Jones 2 7 2X02 Novak (7) L Hanrahan 3 8 56623 Lunar Rose (8) B Butt Mickey Jay (9) J Curtin 9 80 Barrier 10 90807 Beaudiene Gambler (21) D Paterson 11 0X6 Johnny Arrow (22) M Jones

4:5 9pm

M Dravitzki (a1) C Lammas R Hannam R Myers

$7,5 00, 6yo+ c1 to c3 mob. pace, 195 0m

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6

K Myers R Goldsbury (a2) C Dell (a1) S McKay (a2) L Hemi (a2) D Turner (a1) L Allpress K Smith D Bradley J Parkes D Mo (a2)

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

1 25135 Dana Dynasty (1) B White 1 2 73070 Aveross Rustler (2) A Faulks 3 82885 Chief Kapai (3) E Latimer 4 6X099 Bobby T (4) R Cameron 5 34X08 Bute Courage (5) L Hanrahan 2 6 32510 Spirit Eclipse (6) N McGrath 4 7 06903 Betty Golightly (7) A Garters 8 86609 Whyamibettor (8) D Pearce Uncle Trevor (9) G Cook 9 X779X Barrier 3 1 0 22240 New York Town (21) G & N Hope AVON CITY FORD HANDICAP TROT

5 X7405 It’s All Over Now (5) B Ward 3 6 127 Secret Notion (6) C Dalgety 7 99664 Albuquerque (7) G Pearson 8 780X0 Redback Jars (8) T Thomas Atchoo (9) J Curtin 9 53514 Barrier

8:5 7pm

J C urtin C D Thornley J Dunn S Ottley D Dunn R May N McGrath J W C ox N Williamson

Track Information Type: Grass; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1811m; Weather: Mainly fine.

3:5 9pm

DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6

L Hemi (a) R Myers L Allpress C Lammas M Dravitzki (a) K Smith R Hannam S McKay (a) J Parkes C Dell (a)

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■ CELTIC RUGBY CLUB

New recruit settling in New Warriors signing Roger Tuivasa-Sheck is yet to begin preseason training but the Kiwis fullback is working hard to ensure he doesn’t drop off the pace in 2016. The former Sydney Roosters No1 is settling back into Auckland life but won’t begin team training until January after completing an arduous 2015 NRL campaign and Kiwis’ end of year tour of England. There are high expectations the 2013 premiership winner will help raise the levels of professionalism throughout the Warriors’ ranks and the elusive runner is already showing great commitment to the cause by enlisting a speed coach to train under in his own time.

Ferns relegated

Ashburton Celtic Rugby Club secretary Stefan Brook and daughter Maddie on the steps of the new stand. PHOTO AMANDA KONYN 071215-AK-029

Slice of history in new stand By James Ford

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Celtic supporters will be able to watch their team in comfort next season from an 80-seat concrete stand with a glass surround and roof, which is set to be completed in February. After discussing the construction of a permanent stand for

a number of years, volunteers broke ground in October, and have made speedy progress on Saturday mornings. The new stand will boast a little bit of history of its own, with its seats coming from Carisbrook, after a club member, with one eye on the future, found them online three years ago.

“The seats are from Carisbrook, they were found on Trade Me on the chance that we’d need them for a stand one day, we’ve had them for a few years now,” said club secretary Stefan Brook. Funds for the stand were donated by the Murney family, who have a longstanding affiliation with the club, and Brook is look-

ing forward to its completion ahead of the 2016 campaign. “It’s just to keep the younger ones involved and look after the older ones who can’t sit in the bad weather,” he said. “It’s permanent, we’re investing in the future of the club, we’re building it, whereas other clubs are struggling these days.”

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Guptill century takes Black Caps past 400 Opener Martin Guptill had a day to remember when New Zealand’s home international summer began at University Oval yesterday. The tall Aucklander was finally dismissed shortly before stumps for 156 as New Zealand took advantage of an easy-paced pitch having been sent in by Sri Lanka. At stumps, New Zealand, even allowing for losing their way in the final hour, were 409 for eight. The last time they had passed 400 on the first day of a test was last Boxing Day, when they rattled up 429 for seven, also against Sri Lanka, in Christchurch. Guptill’s third test hundred, and first since 2011, was a handsome innings, laced with fine drives both through the offside and down the ground. He brought it up with a classy off drive, his 17th boundary. He raised his arms, waved his bat to the New Zealand dressing room

and doubtless felt immense satisfaction at the achievement. It followed centuries against Bangladesh in Hamilton in 2010 and in Bulawayo against Zimbabwe a year later, which was 40 test innings ago. Guptill spent two years out of the national side from May 2013, before regaining his place on the back of his fine World Cup tournament this year. Having fought his way back into the side, he had a tough time of it in Australia recently. The hundred came off 147 balls with 18 fours and when he was out with five overs left in the day, had faced 234 balls and hit 21 fours. His main partners were Kane Williamson and captain Brendon McCullum. Williamson was 12 runs shy of a 13th test hundred, and fifth of the year, when he was caught at first slip off the penultimate ball before tea. The pair

Two players from the Silver Ferns World Cup line-up have been relegated to the national development squad for 2016 with new coach Janine Southby ringing in the changes in her first squad naming. Young shooter Malia Paseka and defender Phoenix Karaka, both bolters in the World Cup team named in August, both missed the cut for new coach Southby’s 14-strong squad. The big winners in yesterday’s naming are young midcourter Gina Crampton and defender Storm Purvis, who previously played under Southby at the Southern Steel, along with Tactix defender Jess Moulds. Southby says the squad is an exciting blend of youth and experience. - NZH

Kiwi contenders Lydia Ko, Richie McCaw, Dan Carter and the All Blacks are being touted as shortlist contenders for the Laureus world sports awards alongside megastars such as Usain Bolt, Novak Djokovic and Katie Ledecky. Golf prodigy Ko is sure to be among the contenders in the women’s section but the favourite will be tennis legend Serena Williams and teenage American swimming freak Katie Ledecky. McCaw has been mentioned alongside sprinting superstar Bolt and tennis giant Djokovic. The list of male contenders includes Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton, football greats Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, and basketballer LeBron James. - NZH

Jayawardene signed Former Sri Lankan Test captain Mahela Jayawardene will line up for the Adelaide Strikers in the upcoming Big Bash League campaign. Jayawardene, 38, played 149 Tests during a glittering career, scoring 11,814 runs at an average of 49.84. He replaces West Indian Kieron Pollard, who has been ruled out with injury. - AP

Martin Guptill

added a record 173 for the second wicket against Sri Lanka. McCullum hurtled along to 75 - out of a partnership of 89 before sweeping to be caught at deep backward square leg, having faced just 57 deliveries. The lower middle order sagged, both Mitchell Santner and BJ Watling departing quickly, then Guptill and Tim Southee near the end, as five wickets fell for 65 in

14 overs, to give Sri Lanka some satisfaction on a day in which they were definitely second best. Suranga Lakmal picked up two wickets, as did Nuwan Pradeep and Dushmantha Chameera, who worked up good speed and had plenty of energy but felt the heat of McCullum’s bat. Allrounder Milinda Siriwardana and captain Angelo Mathews bagged a wicket apiece. - NZH

New free-play rule The NRL have introduced a “free play” rule for next year’s Auckland Nines that it hopes will encourage enterprising play. The rule will allow teams who have gained the ball from a turnover to attempt a high-risk play without fear of losing possession. Under the rule, after a team gains possession from a knock on, forward pass or accidental offside, they will be given a free play. That means that if the ball is dropped or lost on the next play, the attacking team will be allowed to play the ball. - NZH

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■ TENNIS

Starc under knife Australian paceman Mitchell Starc will undergo surgery on his troublesome right ankle, Cricket Australia says. Excluded from the Test series versus West Indies due to the complaint, the leftarmer has met with specialists and a date for surgery will be locked in over coming days. “After discussions with specialists, and in consultation with Mitchell, we believe the best course of action would be for Mitchell to have the surgery for his ankle impingement now while he is currently laid off with the stress fracture in his foot,” Cricket Australia physiotherapist David Beakley said. - AAP

Neymar laid up Barcelona coach Luis Enrique is concerned Neymar may be set for a lengthy layoff after the Brazilian superstar injured his groin before their final Champions League group match. The defending champions were already through to the Champions League’s last 16 for the 12th year in succession and ended their group campaign on Wednesday with a 1-1 draw at Bayer Leverkusen. Enrique’s main concern was Neymar’s adductor injury in the final training session in Germany on Tuesday. - AAP

Wave breaks ribs Sam Bubb lost 4-1 to Jason Feutz in Tuesday’s Fast Fours.

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Upsets galore at Fast Fours The only leading team not to be beaten this week was Croziers Turkeys in section two of the Terrace Downs Fast Fours on Tuesday evening. Croziers Turkeys proved that experience is a great quality, and have yet to drop a match. Section one saw all of the leading teams take a hit, each losing 2-1, meaning with two weeks left in the current round, four teams are top equal, while the other two teams are only a point or two adrift. ALSB started their run from the bottom with a tight win over

Feutz Brothers. Evergreen Jason Feutz struck some good form to topple youngster Sam Bubb 4-1 in the third set while his teammate Henry Ross went down to Ashleigh Leonard, who prevailed in a tiebreak in the second set. At one match apiece, Feutz and Ross snared the first set of the doubles 4-2, but Bubb and Leonard struck back 4-1 in the second set, and took that momentum into the match tiebreak, where they won 10-3. Heineken Openers looked sluggish at the beginning of their

tie with ConAid, with both Peters, Kirwan and Bryant, losing their first singles sets easily to Aidan Mitchell and Connor Brosnahan respectively. Kirwan also narrowly lost the second set in a tiebreak 5-3, but Bryant won his second set tiebreak, and then imposed himself on the final set to take it 4-2. The vital doubles went to the two Petes 4-2, 4-2 to complete the victory over ConAid. Scruff and Co were without Rhys Cromie this week for the clash with KBT, but Peter Leonard led from the front, despatch-

ing ladies’ Gala Cup champ Tessa McCann in straight sets. McCann was deputising for Koji Kawamata, who was attending the IPTL Indian Professional Tennis League, rubbing shoulders with legends of the game Raphael Nadal and Serena Williams. Tony Brosnahan took on Adam Wilson in the second singles, and was steady enough to win, also in straight sets while KBT kept the pressure on in the doubles, and after an even start, went on to win the deciding match comfortably to hand Scruff and Co their first ever defeat.

A 70-foot yacht due to participate in the Sydney to Hobart has been hit by a breaking wave in a Southern Ocean storm close to Tasmania which has left a crewman with broken ribs and a head injury. Northern Irish entry DerryLondonderry-Doire is part of the 12-strong matched fleet which makes up the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race and was diverted to Hobart so injured sailor Michael Gaskin could be treated ashore. Gaskin sustained suspected broken ribs and a cut to his head after he fell by one of the dual helms when a wave broke over the yacht in rough seas. - AAP

2020 cycling moved

Tai Wesley provides boost for Breakers

After months of negotiations, the IOC approved the cycling venues for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, including the cost-cutting move of indoor track events to a facility located two hours from the host city. The International Olympic Committee said moving track cycling from Tokyo to an existing velodrome in Izu would save $100 million in construction costs, bringing to $1.8 billion the total savings from a series of venue changes for the games. - AP

By Kris shannon

Acid on van Gaal

■ BASKETBALL

It’s taken half the campaign but the Breakers will finally be able to call on their full squad for tonight’s clash with the Kings. And with Tai Wesley back to bolster his side’s big men, the defending champions seem primed to push for the top of the table in the second half of the season. Various absences have conspired to limit coach Dean Vickerman’s options in the opening 14 games of the year, from Corey Webster’s NBA trial to a rare injury for Mika Vukona to a number of ailments for Wesley in recent weeks. But the Breakers have performed admirably with their ros-

ter in such a state of flux, sitting in third with a 9-5 record and the table-topping Melbourne (114) and Perth (10-5) well within sight. A home encounter against cellar dwellers Sydney at Vector Arena tomorrow night will be an ideal way to begin a second-half surge, especially with Wesley set to suit up for the first time since early November. Since then a number of issues have seen Wesley sit out seven games - dad duty, an appendix operation, an associated liver infection - and spoil what had been a promising first month. But a fired-up Wesley will begin from the bench against the Kings and aim to assist his team-

mates in continuing their current hot streak. “We’re playing good basketball and we haven’t had our full squad the entire season,” the forward told Radio Sport. “To be full strength right now is going to be something awesome that we can hopefully build on and keep the momentum going.” Wesley described the long layoff as “extremely frustrating” but found ways to stay involved. He was a vocal presence at practice and film sessions, able to exert his influence despite wearing street clothes. “I like to be involved and yell, and I feel like I’m a coach when I can’t play,” he said. “We’d come into video and Deano would say,

‘well, Wesley, you watched the game, what did you see?’ So I was able to pick a couple of things apart.” One of those things was the need for an increased presence in the post, perhaps unsurprisingly given that’s the particular area in which Wesley excels. Averaging 14.7 points and 6.4 rebounds from seven games, Wesley was more than ready to make make his presence felt on the inside, though he has been more than impressed by the efforts of his teammates in his absence. “One big thing I told Deano was that we had to throw it inside more, so I’ll be looking forward to that,” he said. - NZH

Louis van Gaal is 18 months and $375 million into his “process” of rebuilding Manchester United. What’s it got him? So far this season, a playing squad lacking balance and depth, accusations that he is betraying United’s heritage of attacking football, and an ignominious exit from the group stage of the Champion League. “United just look like an average team, and with an average team you are going to get average performances,” former United great Paul Scholes said after a 3-2 loss at Wolfsburg on Tuesday consigned the team to Thursday nights in the oft-maligned Europa League. - AP

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■ GOLF

Heat on to fill last semi-final berth North Harbour, Canterbury and Bay of Plenty have secured semifinal berths at the 2015 women’s Toro golf Interprovincials in Ashburton. The three sides have played a great brand of golf throughout the week and were rewarded yesterday with the early knowledge they are in the top four. North Harbour were the first team to hear the news with their unbeaten run continuing yesterday to complete a five from five record. They put on a clinic in the afternoon with a 5-0 victory over Wellington to top off what has been a successful week thus far. North Harbour’s experienced number two, Ela Grimwood is excited about the weekend ahead. “It feels pretty good and after last year it gives us another chance to go one better. I think we have a solid team this year so we just have to believe we can do it and go from there,” said Grimwood, who is personally five from five as well. North Harbour manager Helen Chegwin has been here many times before and puts the early success down to team depth. “We had a lot of depth in the team and it meant we were able to just pick and choose as far as who went first, second or third, it just didn’t matter. They are all very equal which made it easy.” Canterbury had the biggest challenge of all yesterday, coming up against competition heavyweights in Waikato and Auckland. They stood up to the challenge defeating Waikato 3½ to 1½ in the morning and rode the momentum to scrape past Auckland in a one point victory. Canterbury beat the best yesterday, earning every right to make the final four. Bay of Plenty also secured a semi-final position after four victories and one halve. Bay of Plenty number one Alanna Campbell has had a successful 2015 and a victory at the Toro Interprovincials would top it all off. “I don’t think it has sunk in yet because it’s so hot out there,” said Campbell. “Yeah, it will be a good challenge tomorrow and looking forward to playing Little Twelvie (Vyan Park) so that’ll be good. I have had an

Members of the Canterbury team, including former Ashburton golfer Catherine Bell, celebrate their win over Waikato yesterday morning. PHOTO TETSURO MOTOMO 101215-TM-030 enjoyable year so far and here’s hoping this week can add to it.” Today every eye on course will be on defending champions Auckland as they take on Waikato to fight out what is effectively a quarter-final that promises to be a mouth-watering fixture. Division two was regarded as the pool of death and it is living up to it as sadly one of these two great teams will miss out. With just the half day today, the three teams that have made the final four can mentally relax and look to come out firing tomorrow. Results -

Round five AORANGI 4 1/2 TASMAN 1/2 Catherine Knight df Eve Clarke 3/2 Ginny Bolderston df Emily Stenhouse 1up Sharon Bradford halved with Tracy Bary Jenny

Kellahan df Sue Murray 1up Jessica Shearer df Michele Reardon 2/1. NORTH HARBOUR 5 MAN/WANG 0 Vyan Park df Maraea Durie 7/6 Ela Grimwood df Leanne Brown 4/3 Krystal Hu df Tara Raj 4/3 Shani White df Katherine Paskins 6/5 Vaha Fapiano df Tania Hook 5/3. AUCKLAND 5 SOUTHLAND 0 Munchin Keh df Robyn Pullar 3/2 Rose Zheng df Angela Gerken 3/2 Brittney Dryland df Olivia Frost 2/1 Siyi Keh df Helen Baird 6/4 Shantael Ligaliga df Anne Osment 7/5. TARANAKI 31/2 OTAGO 2 1/2 Holly Winter df Jo Hicks-Beach 5/3 Tyla Winter df Abigael Crawford 4/2 Rochelle Keegan lost to Tracey Storer 1up Melanie Wilson halved with Annabel Evans Joanne McDonald def Susan Greig 1up. BAY OF PLENTY 3 WELLINGTON 2 Alanna Campbell lost to Te Rongopai Clay 4/3 Emmalee Morrell Amy Austin 5/3 Rotana Howard df Sam-Maree Brown

4/2 Jodae Ngaheu df Emma Hayward NORTH HARBOUR 5 WELLINGTON 0 2/1 Heather Keefe lost to Chelsea Sharp Vyan Park def Te Rongopai Clay 3/2, Ela 2/1. Grimwood def Amy Austin 4/3, Krystal CANTERBURY 3 ½ WAIKATO 1 ½ Hu def Sam-Maree Brown 7/5, Shani Momoka Kobori lost to Chantelle Cas- White def Emma Hayward 2/1, Vaha Fasidy 7/6 Amelia Garvey halved with piano def Chelsea Sharp 3/1. Brooke Hamilton Catherine Bell def Fai WAIKATO 4 SOUTHLAND 1 Chantelle Tongdethsri 6/5 Juliana Hung df HanaCassidy def Robyn Pullar 5/4, Brooke Rae Seifert 3/2 Hillary O’Connor df Kelly Hamilton lost to Angela Gerken 5/4, Fai Nicholas 2/1. Tongdethsri def Olivia Frost 4/2, HanaRound six Rae Seifert def Helen Baird 7/6, Kelly AORANGI 3 1/2 HAWKES BAY POVNicholas def Anne Osment 6/4. ERTY BAY 1 ½ Catherine Knight def BAY OF PLENTY 4 MAN/WANG 1 Alanna Kate Chadwick 4/3, Ginny Bolderston Campbell def Maraea Durie 2/1, Emdef Janie Field 2up, Sharon Bradford malee Morrell def Leanne Brown 4/2, def Jaimie McIvor 1up, Jenny Kellahan Rotana Howard halved with Tara Raj, Jolost Sara Deam 1up, Jessica Shearer dae Ngaheu def Katherine Paskins 3/2, halved with Tessa McDonald. Heather Keefe halved with Tania Hook. NORTHLAND 5 OTAGO 0 Brooke Kin- CANTERBURY 3 AUCKLAND 2 Momoka gi def Jo Hicks-Beach 3/2, Alayna Cox Kobori halved with Munchin Keh, Amelia def Abigael Crawford 3/1, Soktaera Sean Garvey lost to Rose Zheng 1up, Cathdef Tracey Storer 5/3, Kylie Jacoby def erine Bell def Brittney Dryland 2/1, JuAnnabel Evans 5/3, Sam Dangen def Suliana Hung halved with Siyi Keh, Hillary san Greig 3/2. O’Connor def Shantael Ligaliga 3/2.

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Fleming out of a job after Super Kings banned By Andrew Alderson Stephen Fleming accepts he could soon be out of a job at the Chennai Super Kings. The Twenty20 cricket franchise, along with their Rajasthan Royals counterparts, were banned from the Indian Premier League for two years in July by a Supreme Court-appointed panel. In 2013, police launched legal proceedings against several officials from the teams and three Rajasthan players for illegal betting and spot-fixing. In Chennai’s case, owner Gurunath Meiyappan was found guilty of betting on IPL games. The decision to ban the franchises came

as a general shock. Heavy fines had been expected. Bids from the cities of Pune and Rajkot won the auction to replace them, ensuring an eight-team competition remains. However, the Super Kings launched a final appeal, known in India as a PIL – public interest litigation – via local politician Subramanian Swamy. Swamy wanted the Madras High Court to hear the appeal earlier this month but it is fixed, so to speak, for December 14 and 15. Torrential rain and flooding means Chennai has ground to a halt in the interim. The PIL petition is expected to raise concerns over the legitimacy of the process in

previous courts which delivered the suspension. “It’s pretty unsettling at the moment,” Fleming said of the franchise he has taken to two IPL and two Champions League titles. “We’re waiting on the result of the High Court appeal, and that will determine the immediate future of the coaching staff. “However, the players can be re-bought and, if the appeal is not successful, we will have the ability to get them back in a couple of years and start again.” Fleming is currently coaching the Melbourne Stars in Australia’s Big Bash which starts next week. He has not ruled out staying with the

franchise. In the meantime, if the ban is upheld, he will become a free IPL agent, as will his Australian assistants Andy Bichel and Steve Rixon. The New Zealand players involved – Brendon McCullum and Matt Henry (Super Kings), Tim Southee (Royals) – could be selected among the 10 players (five per team) to be picked by the new franchises in a special December 15 auction. Otherwise they will go into the annual auction set down for February 6. McCullum told the Herald one of his test players had made him aware of the news, but he had no idea how the scenario would unfold. - NZME

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LOCALLY grown Nadine new potatoes, order and collect. 81 Elizabeth St. Christmas orders taken digging daily from 11/12/15 $2.50 per kg. Ph 308 3195 or 027 531 9103. Answer phone available.

◊ ANDRE RIEU Oct 29, Horncastle Arena @ 8pm NEW potatoes. 17 Pudding ◊ “MARY POPPINS” Hill Drive, Methven. Freshly COURT THEATRE dug. Contact David on 027 January 7 @ 6.30pm 459 6094. ◊ MRS BROWN March 19, Horncastle SPECIAL Arena @ 2pm ANNOUNCEMENTS Great Christmas EXCELLENT fundraising present ideas opportunity - free to hire. Community fundraising BBQ For bookings phone by: at Mitre 10 Mega. 308 7646 Supportedsituated Visit our customer service today to book and for Guardian counter details. – Phone 308-5119.

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for delivery. Wilson Bulk Transport, Phone 308-7772.

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Friday

10am METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE. New Zealand Alpine and Agriculture Encounter. Main Street, Methven.

1pm - 3pm ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM. A great selection of many aircraft from the past to the future. Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road.

1pm - 4pm ASHBURTON FAMILY HISTORY GROUP. Open for research . Ground floor, Heritage Centre, West Street.

Saturday

toylibrary.ashburtononline.co.nz/ Methodist Church Hall, Baring Square East. 10am METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE. New Zealand Alpine and Agriculture Encounter, interactive fun for all ages. Main Street, Methven. 10am - 12noon VINTAGE CAR CLUB. Museum and parts shed open. 86 Maronan Road. Tinwald.

10am - 1pm ASHBURTON DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP. New rooms open for research. Ground floor Heritage Centre, all welcome, West Street. 10am - 3pm ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM. A great selection of many aircraft from the past to the future. Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road. 1.15pm GOLF CROQUET DOUBLES WAIREKA. Golf Croquet Doubles, Waireka Croquet, Philip Street.

1.30pm ALLENTON CROQUET CLUB. Association and golf croquet, new member welcome. Allenton Sports Club. Cavendish Street. 5pm ASHBURTON MASTERS SWIMMERS SOCIAL EVENINGS. A social group for Masters swimming. E A Network Centre Pool, River Terrace. 6pm HOLY NAME PARISH. Mass, Holy Name Church, Havelock Street.

6am ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. Real women circuit training in hall. 48 Allens Road, Allenton. 9am - 12.30pm ASHBURTON FARMERS MARKET. Local fresh produce, coffee and hot food. Northern end West Street Car Park. 9am - 12noon CRAFT MARKET. Good variety of crafts, West Street Car Park. 9.30am - 12.30pm ASHBURTON TOY LIBRARY INC. Open Thursday and Saturday mornings www.

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www.guardianonline.co.nz CRYPTIC ACROSS 1. Part of face to part of face, but not face to face (5,2,4) 8. One’s days may shortly be being counted (8) 9. Inveigle one into getting cable, in short (4) 10. Where in the Potteries one may feed the flames (5) 13. A sprinkler for a flower (4) 16. Press club (4) 17. Ira’s returning in Hindu garb (4) 18. The primates one mimics (4) 20. How bird makes a home when sent packing to the South (5) 24. It is positive it has returned in wickedness (4) 25. Has taken up ride that is offered from the prayingdesk (4-4) 26. Such county animals are a big draw (5,6)

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YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS CRYPTIC Across 1. Handsome 4. Ache 8. Rid 9. Minim 10. Use 11. Cleaner 12. Union 13. Corrections 17. Omega 18. Wringer 20. Sea 21. Eaten 22. Apt 23. Sate 24. Grumbles Down 1. Horace 2. Nudge 3. Minor 5. Caution 6. Exeunt 7. Ammunition 9. Mind-reader 14. Overact 15. Horses 16. Crates 18. Water 19. Grail

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DOWN 2. It is the residence of a former PM (4) 3. Something that takes place in one’s seventies (5) 4. It is as dull and cheerless as a house in fiction (5) 5. It will take place when company is given over to a scoundrel (5) 6. Index to Act I shows how high it is (11) 7. Prompt voyage of discovery not conclusive to us (11) 11. Alternative to taking one on as The Hunter (5)

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QUICK ACROSS 1. Fly into a rage (inf)(2,9) 8. Cadged (7) 9. Man-eating giants (5) 10. Always (4) 11. Snarled (7) 12. A brace (3) 13. Holiday house (4) 15. Entrance (4) 17. Exclamation of contempt (3) 19. Rhythm (7) 20. Excellent (inf) (4) 23. Suffering (5) 24. At the beginning (7) 25. In demand (6,5)

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DOWN 1. Chalice (6) 2. Uncivilised person (5) 3. Records (4) 4. Dark blue dye (6) 5. Comprehensive (8) 6. Metal band worn on head (7) 7. Live at (6) 12. Words of gratitude (5,3) 14. Gruelling (7) 16. Write carelessly (6) 17. Expire (6) 18. Visitor (6) 21. Throw out (5) 22. Temperamental female celebrity (inf) (4)

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YOUR STARS ARIES (Mar 21-Apr 19): In Hamlet, Shakespeare suggested nothing is good or bad, “but thinking makes it so.” You’ll frame today’s events as neutral or positive and this will reduce your stress level. TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20): Remember when you felt trapped? You freed yourself only to wind up in a similarly restrictive situation. This time, seek reform from within. When you feel inwardly free you’ll stop getting into restricting situations. GEMINI (May 21-Jun 21): The past and present do not equal your life. Your dreams for the future are a large part of your personality these days. Share your vision and you’ll learn who is really on your side. CANCER (Jun 22-Jul 22): You’ve a very real concern for injustice and stand up for those who are not being treated fairly. Just make sure you have the whole and true story before you begin your defence. LEO (Jul 23-Aug 22): You berate yourself too much for errors that come with the territory of being human. You’re doing your very best. Mistakes are normal. Let it go at that. Besides, perfection is boring. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sep 22): It may seem appealing to re-create the passion you once had because you already know the territory. Be honest, though: Has this cycle run its course? Are you just resisting the end because you’re afraid of the unknown? LIBRA (Sep 23-Oct 23): While you’re known for indecision, there are some decisions you make practically automatically. You know the answer with every fibre of your being. “He who is fixed to a star does not change his mind.” — Leonardo da Vinci SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 21): You’re once again feeling cosmically connected, like your parents are the Earth and the sky, your cousins are the animals and your journey is as effortless as an orbit. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21): Get on your own side. You need to be confident and content in who you are. The one who is friends with his or her own mind will have many friends indeed. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): It’s like you’re searching for the hidden door to the secret chamber where the mystery will finally be solved. You will find no hidden door because the hidden door is you. AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18): You’ll test and re-test theories. You’ll poke for possible holes in the story. You want to believe, though you can’t until you’ve put the idea through your judgmental paces. PISCES (Feb 19-Mar 20): Knowing what you want to do for money and doing it well is not to be taken lightly. Many aren’t lucky enough to fall into such a fantastic work groove as the one you’ll hit today.

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BROOK – Stefan, Mieke, and big sister Maddie, are thrilled to announce the safe arrival of Maddox Karl on November 23, 2015. A big thank you to Anna Campbell and Sandra Scott for all your help.

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MONDAY: Fine with northeasterlies.

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NZ Situation

30 to 59 isolated snow thunder flurries

sleet thunder

rain

snow

hail

60 plus

Friday, 11 December 2015

NZ Today

Canterbury High Country

overnight max low

TODAY

Auckland

rain at times

Cloudy periods, and the odd shower from afternoon about the southern foothills. Northeasterlies developing.

Hamilton

rain at times

Napier

mainly fine

High cloud. Strengthening northerlies.

Mainly fine, but rain developing in the north in the afternoon or evening. Wind at 1000m: W rising to 40 km/h. Wind at 2000m: SW 60 km/h easing to 40 km/h in the morning, then tending NW and rising to 50 km/h.

Wellington

mainly fine

SUNDAY

TOMORROW

Nelson

mainly fine

Blenheim

late rain

Greymouth

rain

Christchurch

mainly fine

Timaru

mainly fine

Queenstown

fine

Dunedin

mainly fine

Invercargill

mainly fine

FZL: About 3000m

FZL: Lowering 2200m

Fine. Light winds inland, northeasterlies developing about the coast.

Rain near the divide, with heavy falls. Scattered rain spreading elsewhere. Wind at 1000m: NW rising to gale 65 km/h, gusting 100 km/h in exposed places by afternoon. Wind at 2000m: NW 55 km/h rising to severe gale 100 km/h in the afternoon.

TUESDAY

SUNDAY Showers about the divide, mainly fine elsewhere. Gale westerlies easing for a time.

Fine. Light winds inland, northeasterlies developing about the coast.

World Weather

Adelaide Amsterdam Bangkok Berlin Brisbane Cairns Cairo Calcutta Canberra Colombo Darwin Delhi Dubai Dublin Edinburgh

fine rain fine drizzle thunder fine fine fog fine rain thunder fine fine fine cloudy

Frankfurt Geneva Hobart Hong Kong Honolulu Islamabad Jakarta Johannesburg Kuala Lumpur London Los Angeles Madrid Melbourne Moscow Nadi

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cloudy cloudy showers fine showers showers rain thunder thunder rain showers cloudy showers fine showers

7 9 17 21 29 16 33 31 33 10 18 12 20 2 32

1 0 12 17 21 6 23 20 25 8 12 6 14 0 23

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fine drizzle fine showers fine showers cloudy thunder fine fine cloudy fine drizzle showers fog

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10:36 4:43 10:50 5:09 11:20 5:24 11:35 5:52 12:05 6:08 The times shown are for the Ashburton River mouth. For the Rangitata river mouth subtract 16 minutes and for the Rakaia river mouth subtract 4 minutes.

Rise 5:44 am Set 9:08 pm

Good

Good fishing Rise 5:42 am Set 8:34 pm

New moon

Rise 5:44 am Set 9:09 pm

Good

Good fishing Rise 6:28 am Set 9:28 pm

First quarter

19 Dec 4:16 am www.ofu.co.nz

Rise 5:44 am Set 9:10 pm

Good

Good fishing Rise 7:21 am Set 10:18 pm

Full moon

26 Dec 12:13 am

Maori Fishing Guide by Bill Hohepa

For the very latest weather information, including Weather Warnings, visit metservice.com

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River Levels

0.81

Rakaia Fighting Hill (NIWA) at 2:00 pm, yesterday 158.7 Nth Ashburton at 2:20 pm, yesterday

3.18

Sth Ashburton at 2:10 pm, yesterday

5.92

Rangitata Klondyke at 2:05 pm, yesterday

93.7

Waitaki Kurow at 12:40 pm, yesterday

221.1

Source: Environment Canterbury

Ashburton Airport Temperature °C At 4pm 28.4 28.9 Max to 4pm 10.1 Minimum 8.2 Grass minimum Rainfall mm 0.0 16hr to 4pm December to date 21.6 Avg Dec to date 19 2015 to date 533.6 656 Avg year to date Wind km/h SW 17 At 4pm Strongest gust NW 39 Time of gust 2:51pm

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Selwyn Whitecliffs (NIWA) at 2:10 pm, yesterday

Canterbury Readings

Sunday

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Palmerston North rain at times

Forecasts for today

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Tides, Sun, Moon and Fishing

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OVERNIGHT MIN

An active front moves over the South Island tomorrow and over the North Island early Sunday, leaving a ridge over central New Zealand and disturbed westerlies over the far south.

mainly isolated cloudy drizzle drizzle few showers fine showers clearing showers

MONDAY

A University of Otago Centre of Research Excellence

less than 30

Mainly fine with northwest winds, possibly changing southerly later with the odd shower.

We help save lives every day through the research and development of improved diagnosis, be er prediction and treatment of heart disease in our hospital and community.

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TOMORROW

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OVERNIGHT MIN

9:10 – 5:35

Canterbury Plains

Birthday Greetings are free for those aged 12 and under only. Free birthday greetings must be received at least two working days before date of insertion otherwise there is no guarantee that it will appear on the day requested. Photos will be available at our level 3 office for collection after notice has appeared in the paper.

SUN PROTECTION ALERT

fog

Niall Dowdle Happy 1st Birthday to a dear wee man. Lots of love Granny, Grandad, Auntie Angela, Xahleiguin and Keiana. xxx

OVERNIGHT MIN

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DEATHS

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Christchurch Airport

Timaru Airport

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NW 31 NW 44 3:47pm

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6am Breakfast 9am F Good Morning Good Morning says goodbye this week with a two hour final hosted by Jeanette, Astar and Matai, as well as your favourite former presenters, and a cross to Sarah Bradley in New York. 11am The Chase 0 Noon One News 0 12:30 Emmerdale Cain accuses Emma of terrorising Chas; Robert returns from hospital; Bernice feels a fool. 0 1pm Coronation Street PGR 3 0 2pm May The Best House Win 3 2:55 Tipping Point 3:55 Te Karere 2 4:25 The Chase 0 5:25 Millionaire – Hot Seat 0 6pm One News 0 7pm Seven Sharp 0 7:30 MasterChef Australia The mystery-box challenge is all about the five fundamental tastes; the contestants arrive at the MasterChef Australia kitchen to find Marco Pierre White there to greet them. 0 9:15 Coronation Street 0 10:45 One News Tonight 0

11:15 CCTV – Caught On Camera AO A humorous look at how Britons risk becoming a nation obsessed with recording each other. 0 12:15 Hostages AO 0 1:10 Te Karere 3 2 1:35 Infomercials

CHOICE TV 6am Benny Hinn 6:30 Destination Flavour Christmas Special 7:30 iFish 8am Carter Can 8:30 Natural World: Wild Germany – Exploring No-Man’s Land 9:30 Rick Stein’s Christmas Odyssey 10:30 My Dream Home 11:30 Auction Hunters Noon Jamie’s American Road Trip 1pm Destination Flavour Christmas Special 2pm BBQ Champ 3pm iFish 3:30 Carter Can 4pm Natural World – Monkey Thieves 4:30 The Water Brothers 5pm Jamie’s Food Escapes 5:57 Simon Gault Vignettes 6pm Buying The Bayou 6:30 House Crashers 7pm Auction Kings 7:30 Better Homes And Gardens Ideas and improvement projects for the home and garden, plus recipes and entertaining solutions. 9pm My Dream Derelict Home 10pm Gardeners’ World 10:30 Auction Kings 11pm Jamie’s Food Escapes

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Midnight Bath Crashers 12:30 Benny Hinn 1am iFish 1:30 Carter Can 2am Natural World – Monkey Thieves 2:30 The Water Brothers 3am Buying The Bayou 3:30 House Crashers 4am My Dream Derelict Home 5am Gardeners’ World 5:30 Buying The Bayou

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6am Creflo Dollar 6:30 Transformers Rescue Bots 0 6:50 Grizzly Tales 3 0 7:15 Ben 10 – Omniverse 3 0 7:45 SpongeBob SquarePants 3 0 8:15 Jake And The Neverland Pirates 3 0 8:35 Art Attack 3 0 9am Infomercials 10:30 Neighbours 3 0 11am Home And Away 3 0 11:30 Shortland Street PGR 3 0 Noon Hope And Faith 3 0 12:30 Jeremy Kyle PGR 2:30 The Ellen DeGeneres Show 0 3:30 Alvinnn!!! And The Chipmunks 0 4pm KC Undercover 0 4:30 Good Luck Charlie 0 5pm America’s Funniest Home Videos 3 0 5:30 Home And Away 0 6pm Friends 3 0 6:30 F Neighbours 0 7pm M Mirror Mirror PGR 2012 Adventure Comedy Drama. When an evil queen steals control of a kingdom, an exiled princess enlists the help of seven resourceful rebels to win back her birthright. Julia Roberts, Lily Collins, Armie Hammer. 0 9:10 Killer Karaoke AO 0 10:10 2 Broke Girls AO 0 10:40 The Big Bang Theory PGR 3 0

6am Paul Henry 9am The Queen Latifah Show PGR Queen Latifah’s guests are Emmy Rossum from the show Shameless, comedian Mike Epps and R&B singer Keyshia Cole. 9:55 Story 3 0 10:30 Infomercials Noon 3 News 12:30 Baggage AO 1pm Dr Phil PGR 3 2pm The Ricki Lake Show PGR 3 3pm The Real Housewives Of Orange County 4pm The Biggest Loser Australia 0 5pm Survivor: Cambodia – Second Chance One castaway embraces a new, more personal style of play; another player risks ruining a good thing by going against her own alliance. 6pm 3 News 7pm F The Goldbergs PGR 0 7:30 N Bullseye The latest contestants swing to win in the Crane Swing, Go Kart Smash and Super Soaker challenges. 0 8:30 The Graham Norton Show AO Graham is joined by Chris Hemsworth, Ron Howard, Lily Tomlin, Kevin Bridges, Blake and Dame Shirley Bassey. 0 9:30 Live At The Apollo AO 3 0 10:30 Newsworthy

6am Sesame Street 3 6:55 Peppa Pig 3 7am Sticky TV 3 7:30 Danny Phantom 3 8am The Wild Thornberrys 3 0 8:30 Chuggington 3 0 8:40 Hi-5 House 3 9:05 The Moe Show 3 0 9:15 Peppa Pig 3 9:20 Fireman Sam 3 9:30 Thomas And Friends 3 9:40 Bob The Builder 3 9:50 Barney And Friends 3 10:15 Infomercials 2pm Sesame Street 3 2:55 Pingu 3 3pm Sticky TV 4:35 Mr Young 3 5pm iCarly 5:30 Life’s Funniest Moments 3 6pm Punk’d 3 6:30 How I Met Your Mother 3 7pm The Simpsons 3 0 7:30 Nitro Circus Live PGR 3 8pm F Nitro Circus Live PGR 3 8:30 M Dante’s Peak AO 3 1997 Action Adventure. Pierce Brosnan, Linda Hamilton. 0 10:40 N House Of Lies AO Marty is back, and ready to conquer the consulting world.

11:10 Two And A Half Men PGR 3 0 12:05 Mike And Molly PGR 0 1am F Anger Management PGR 3 1:25 Infomercials 2:30 Marvel’s Agents Of Shield AO 3 0 3:20 Arrow AO 3 0 4:05 Secret Mountain Fort Awesome 3 0 4:15 Regular Show 3 0 4:25 Jeremy Kyle USA PGR 3 5:10 Neighbours 3 0 5:35 Zeke And Luther 3 0

11pm The Blacklist AO 3 As evidence mounts against Liz in the case of the murdered DC harbourmaster, a federal judge makes it clear to her that she will face severe criminal charges. 0 Midnight The Good Wife AO 3 12:55 Infomercials

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THE BOX 6:05 CSI MV 6:50 The Simpsons PG 7:15 Storage Wars – Texas PG 7:40 Lizard Lick Towing PG 8:05 Survivor – Tocantins PG 8:55 NCIS LA MV 9:45 Criminal Intent MV 10:35 Criminal Minds MV 11:25 Crossbones MVS 12:15 Whose Line Is It Anyway? PG 1:05 Hardcore Pawn PGL 1:30 NCIS LA MV 2:20 CSI MV 3:10 Survivor – Tocantins PG 4pm Storage Wars – Texas PG 4:30 Lizard Lick Towing PG 5pm The Simpsons PG 5:30 NCIS LA MV 6:30 Hardcore Pawn PGL 7pm Storage Wars – Texas PG 7:30 Criminal Minds MV 8:30 Law And Order – LA MV 9:30 Biker Battleground Phoenix PGL 10:30 Criminal Intent MV 11:30 Criminal Minds MV

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6am Football – Fifa Club World Cup (Replay) Sanfrecce Hirosima v Auckland City. From Yokohama, Japan. 8am Cricket – International Blackcaps v Sri Lanka – First Test, Day One. The last two hours of play from University Oval, Dunedin. 10am L Cricket – International Blackcaps v Sri Lanka – First Test, Day Two. Coverage of the morning session at University Oval, Dunedin. 12:35 Weightlifting – World Champs (Highlights) 1:05 L Cricket – International Blackcaps v Sri Lanka – First Test, Day Two. Coverage of the afternoon session at University Oval, Dunedin. 6pm The Cricket Show 6:30 Sky Sport Select

7pm The Crowd Goes Wild 7:30 Under The Dome PGR Eva tries to draw Barbie deeper into The Kinship; Big Jim and Julia turn to one another while isolated on Bird Island outside of town. 8:30 True Stories – The Boy With The World’s Biggest Hands PGR 9:30 Jane The Virgin PGR 10:30 Cricket – International (Highlights) Blackcaps v Sri Lanka – First Test, Day Two.

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11pm The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon PGR A celebrity chat show. Midnight The Crowd Goes Wild 3 12:30 Home Shopping 2am The Crowd Goes Wild 3 2:30 Home Shopping

11pm Fox Sports News 11:30 Motorspot – Toyota Finance 86 Championship (Highlights) 12:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 1am Fox Sports News 1:30 Basketball – NBL (Highlights) 2am Tennis – New Zealand Nationals (Highlights) 3:30 World Rugby 4am Basketball – NBL (Replay)

MAORI TV 6:30 Pukoro 2 7am Dora Matatoa 2 7:30 SpongeBob Tarau Porowha 3 2 8am Tribe 8:30 Te Kaea 3 2 9am Fitness In The Whare 3 9:30 Joe’s World On A Plate 10am Korero Mai 3 2 11am Toku Reo 3 2 Noon Korero Mai 3 2 1pm Toku Reo 3 2 2pm Ako 3 2 3pm Fitness In The Whare 3 3:30 Pukoro 2 4pm Dora Matatoa 2 4:30 SpongeBob Tarau Porowha 2 5pm Tribe

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Sam Medhurst arrived from England in October and will coach and play in Methven throughout the cricket season. PHOTO AMANDA KONYN 101215-AK–044

Englishman’s Methven mission BY JAMES FORD

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Sam Medhurst is hoping to boost participation and improve the level of Methven cricket during his five-month stay in New Zealand. The 21-year-old arrived from England on October 28, after studying at the University of Chichester, where he graduated with a degree in sport development.

The opportunity to come to Mid Canterbury arose through former Methven Cricket Club coach Dan Wheeler. Fellow Englishman Wheeler coached in Methven last year, and suggested his Bishop’s Waltham teammate to the club. Medhurst said he is thoroughly enjoying his time in New Zealand and has been pleasantly surprised by the level of young talent. “I was really excited, coming

straight out of uni, it’s an ideal opportunity to improve on what I’ve learnt,” the all-rounder said. “It’s really nice, the area’s got a community feel, I’m doing the 4th 5th and 6th grades and seniors as well, and there’s a lot of talent.” Medhurst, who is a middle order batsman and an off-spin bowler, has also been playing for Methven in the Pritchard Shield and coaches the senior side twice a week,

while passing on his knowledge to the juniors on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Medhurst will host a Methven Cricket Summer School in January, which is endorsed by Methven Cricket Club, and is hoping for a good turnout. “The aim of the week is to be fun, exciting and interesting. Obviously the aim is also to improve but it’s more of an introduction

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and get everyone involved,” he said. “If you don’t start playing somewhere you’re never going to get better, you don’t have to be a great level, as long as they enjoy it, that’s my goal.” Week one of the Methven Cricket Summer School will be for players aged 8-11 and run from January 6-9, while week two, for 12 to 14-year-olds will begin on January 13 and end on January 16.