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By Matt MarkhaM

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You’re more than welcome to come into our town, but the only request is that you show it, and us, some common courtesy.

That’s the strongly-worded message from Ashburton Mayor, Donna Favel after the district was shunted into the national spotlight on the weekend after a tour

bus allowed passengers to relieve themselves on the side of State Highway One in Tinwald, just kilometres from public restrooms.

The bus, own by prominent busing company Pacific Tourways, pulled over across the road from the Tinwald Medical Centre on Friday evening and a number of patrons on the bus, men and women, were observed to hop off

and relieve themselves on the side of the road, or behind the bushes that split the road and the nearby railway line. Inspections later revealed that they had also left their discarded toilet paper at the scene.

A local resident, who watched members of the touring group exit the bus and begin to relieve themselves on the side of the road

took to social media to air her disgust at the entire situation and it quickly snowballed from there, with Mayor Favel and local MPs, Andrew Falloon and Jo Luxton weighing in on the matter.

The social media post had, as of yesterday, been shared more than 1000 times.

Mayor Favel had made a couple of attempts to contact the

bus company at the centre of the incident but on Saturday only managed to reach an operational section of the business. She confirmed to the Guardian that she would be reaching out to them again this morning.

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■ FUTURE OF COMMUNITY HALLS

Decisions needed on halls

By Sue NewmaN

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Many of the Ashburton District’s memorial and rural halls are struggling to find enough money to pay for maintenance and ongoing running costs, a district council senior manager says.

As work begins on next year’s budget, finance and business services manager Paul Brake said the district’s halls were becoming a challenge for the council and their communities.

Memorial hall costs are largely covered by the council, but community halls stand alone.

They can apply to be part of the council’s insurance scheme, but otherwise their only finding sources are rental, community fundraising or applying for a council community grant.

“The memorial halls are a challenge for us because these boards can’t put money aside to do maintenance and then the council has to decide if it wants to fund the work,” Brake said.

The council has tagged $125,000 in next year’s budget to re-roof the Tinwald Memorial Hall and money for earthquake repair work on the Rakaia Memorial Hall.

Other memorial halls are located at Methven, Lagmhor/Westerfield and Mayfield. Methven is the biggest dollar earner with a projected income of $101,273 next year while Mayfield and Tinwald both budgeted to have an income of more than $9000 and Rakaia just over $8000. Lagmhor/ Westerfield has the smallest income, just $1500.

When it comes to maintenance, community halls are largely on their own.

The council could offer to take over those halls, but unravelling ownership issues of buildings and land would be complex.

While there were some strategic community halls that were financially sound, the council wouldn’t be in the market for taking over the smaller ones that were struggling, councillor Stuart Wilson said.

However, for some smaller

The Mayfield Community Hall is among 13 community halls in the Ashburton district.

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halls unless the council chipped in for maintenance, the work simply would not be done.

Across the district there are 13 community halls. Some such as Mt Somers, Ruapuna and Hinds have a healthy income stream as do Alford Forest and Ashburton Forks. Several halls also have land that generates extra income.

However, five halls – Chertsey, Dorie, Highbank, Lynnford, Pendarves and Seafield have an income of less than $1500.

Infrequently used halls such as

Seafield and Chertsey were barely viable, councillor Mark Malcolm said.

Those halls would be expensive to dispose of if the council went down that path and closing the halls was unlikely to go down well with the community, but their future would have to be addressed at some time, he said.

Council chief executive Hamish Riach said the rural hall issue was complex because they could not all be treated in the same way as they each had differ-

ent resources and were managed in different ways.

“We have to work through this carefully and make sure those that are running well with community support stay and are not regarded in the same light as others. It’s not one size fits all.”

The rural hall issue needed to involve conversations with their community rather than the council telling them what they should do with a community facility run with money from those communities, he said.

Comfort stop irks residents From P1 “It’s really disappointing,” Favel said. “There’s a café just across the road and no shortage of places they could have stopped where there are the correct facilities, I’ll be seeking a bit of an explanation.

“We are a district who are very proud of what we have to offer, and we welcome anybody in, but all we ask in return is that they be courteous and unfortunately in this instance, that hasn’t happened.”

MPs Andrew Falloon and Jo Luxton are both hot on the case of Pacific Tourways too, with Falloon yet to receive a response to a letter he penned to the company on Friday night – like Favel, he said he would be following it up with them again this morning.

Falloon described the act as “disgusting”.

“I asked for them to confirm that this is not their usual practice and what they intended to do to ensure this sort of disgusting event doesn’t happen again,” he said.

While not responding to multiple attempts to contact by some corners, Pacific Tourways general manager, Doug Kirk was reached

by NZME and said he was contacted about the incident immediately by the driver of the bus.

“There was a tour group on the bus and they let the passengers off, not the driver. They are the ones responsible. If the driver is told to stop by the tour group they stop, the driver is not in control of what the passengers do,” Kirk said.

“There is an investigation happening and we have laid a complaint with police against the passengers.

“We don’t condone this kind of behaviour.”

While stating a complaint had been laid with police, no-one from the police communications team was able to confirm such a complaint had been laid as of yesterday afternoon following enquiries by the Guardian.

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■ MAYFIELD A&P SHOW

Mayfield farm folk smiling after record show

By Matt MarkhaM

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Organisers of the 94th annual Mayfield A&P Show are hailing the event as a huge success, basically because there is no other way to describe it.

A stunning day in terms of both weather and crowd numbers resulted in the show being one for the record books and as he sat back yesterday afternoon to reflect on the previous 72 hours, president Dave Whillans could only but smile.

“It really was a huge, but fantastic day,” he said.

“We are over the moon with how things went, and it just goes to show that if you can put on a great day with good weather and plenty of things happening that the people will still come in their numbers.”

The 2019 edition of the show was a very special occasion with it being 100 years since the show was first held.

The show wasn’t held in both 1925 and 1948 because of polio outbreaks while it was also not held during World War Two. One of the highlights of the day, as it is most years, was the popular pig racing, which saw big crowds flock to watch the action while the tractor pull and the tug-of-war against the Clydesdales were also popular events.

“We had really good feedback about the stuff we’d decided to hold, they seemed to really enjoy it which makes it easy for planning for next year,” Whillans said.

Dayboo Stud’s Clydesdales were some of the stars of the day, winning a host of ribbons in the show classes but also entertaining the crowds.

Eleven-year-old Anja and sixyear-old Sam combined their muscly frames for a tug-of-war competition that drew a big crowd. They were put to the test against a line-up of children first; 10 adults who also tested their strength later did not fare any better.

Stud owner John Booth said the horses weighed about 685kg each and were bred to pull heavy loads

and work. “If they were working every day you can imagine how strong they get.”

Anja and Sam also had the privilege of pulling the celebrity wagon in the grand parade, giving Ashburton Mayor Donna Favel, Rangitata MP Andrew Falloon, show president Whillans and other special guests a turn in the horse ring.

Booth said the Clydesdales were always crowd-pullers and stood quietly while they were patted by fans, young and old.

Anja and Sam will be in action later this year when they pull a plough in the national ploughing finals at Chertsey on May 11.

The pig racing was as popular as always, though the Hokonui-sponsored racer Hogonui caused a mini-sensation by refusing to wear the racing colours supplied.

Whillans said one of the pleasing aspects of his wanders around the entire ground were the number of vendors telling him that they’d sold out of stock, such was the size of the crowd.

“That’s usually a really good sign that things have gone well, I know a lot of the food stalls sold out of product as did a number of others stalls, so that’s great stuff for us to hear.”

The A&P Show circuit moves up the road to Methven this Saturday.

A pig looks to get airborne during the pig racing at the Mayfield A&P Show on Saturday.

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■ ASHBURTON RESTORATIVE JUSTICE

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Thai judges observe local scene

Jones unfit, says Act Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones is unfit to be a minister after being involved in the granting of up to $4.6m to a Northland tourism project that he had a conflict of interest in, Act leader David Seymour says.

But Jones says while he attended a ministerial meeting about the project, he was not part of the decision to approve funding from the $3 billion Provincial Growth Fund (PGF).

By Jaime Pitt-macKay Jaime.p@theguardian.co.nz

Thirty-two judges from Thailand were recently in Ashburton to listen to a talk on restorative justice presented by local co-ordinator Toni Sowman.

The presentation, which took place on Thursday, saw Sowman talk the judges through her role as Mid Canterbury’s restorative justice co-ordinator, what restorative justice was about, the benefits of the system, her background as a police officer and its importance in cases such as those as family violence and cases that had a positive outcome.

“I was honoured to have the opportunity to speak to them,” she said.

“Thai people are lovely and I have a connection to Thailand having travelled there with the police after the tsunami and travelling there for my honeymoon.”

The head of the delegation was chief justice Thep Ingkasit, who is the chief justice of region one in Thailand.

Sowman also hosted a question and answer session as part of the talk, allowing the judges to quiz her on the restorative justice

Fans ruin concert Two Red Hot Chili Peppers fans say the band’s Auckland concert was ruined by a group of drunk men who vomited on them, hurled abuse, and nearly strangled one of them. John and Michelle Rea, from the North Shore, paid $200 a ticket to attend the gig at Spark Arena, but said they could barely recall anything about the actual concert. The couple instead spent the entire evening trying to ignore a drunken group behind them.

Sowman said the only form of interaction or compensation between offender and victim in Thailand is reparation payments that depending on their size, can allow more affluent offenders to

process in Ashburton.

“They asked why would offenders want to undertake restorative justice if it would not give them a reduction in their sentence,” she said.

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Ashburton Youth Councillors introduce themselves This year’s Ashburton Youth Council is already in full swing and over the course of this week the Guardian intends to introduce its members to you. Jaime Pitt-MacKay caught up with them and asked each a few questions.

Lusungu Mbambo Q: What made you want to join the youth council and get a taste of local government?

I was part of the Ashburton College Year 9 council and I thought it would be a good step up to join the youth council. And I thought it would be a good experience Q: Describe yourself in 100 words, any previous council/organisational experiences?

I’m Lusungu and I like athletics and all other sports. I also enjoy being with friends and family.

Q: Do you have any goals for your time on the council or any big issues you want to try and tackle?

I just want to bring the youth of Ashburton closer.

Paige Collins Q: What made you want to join the youth council and get a taste of local government?

I wanted to join the youth council to get more involved with our community and make a difference by getting people involved in the activities we do.

Q: Describe yourself in 100 words, any previous council/organisational experiences?

Describe myself in 100 words?! I can barely describe myself in 10 words! I was in the youth council last year, so I’ve had some previous experience.

Q: Do you have any goals for your time on the council or any big issues you want to try and tackle?

My goal is definitely to do a campaign for bullying and mental health week, and to reach out to those who have suffered many different experiences that are involved in the year. As for tackling big issues, I’d love to prevent broken glass being on the streets, it is so dangerous when you are walking with children and pets.

Q: Do you have any long term goals of entering politics, local government or national?

Long term goals would be to prevent bullying and help students with mental health, it is crazy how many people have mental health issues from bullying and traumatic

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experiences, boosting up counselling for everyone.

Wilson Hii Q: What made you want to join the youth council and get a taste of local government?

I always wanted to give something back to the community. So one Saturday morning, I was walking in town and stubble on the Ashburton Youth Crew selling sausages to fundraise for the year and also recruiting new member for AYC. Great!

I have found what I always wanted to for the community. So they gave me an application form to take home and fill it in. I always wanted to help with the community with our local events. So I ask around and see who was volunteering to do it. Not only that, you get a taste of the District Council and you can put a proposal into the council of your ideas that might help the communi-

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ty to be a better place.

Q: Describe yourself in 100 words, any previous council/organisational experiences?

I haven’t been involved with much council or organisation myself, but I have always wanted to become a leader. So at school, I try to get involved in as much as I can to become a better leader. I am always keen to learn anything new to make it better. I like to keep things tidy and neat so when you are trying to find something, it will be very easily accessible.

I have always wanted to be a good role model for people to copy. I want people to do the right things, but some people just don’t listen.

Q: Do you have any goals for your time on the council or any big issues you want to try and tackle?

Try and host more events throughout

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the year for people to go to and enjoy. It is because Ashburton is a pretty boring town and we don’t make use of our facilities enough. So it is always great to have some events throughout the year.

Our goal for this year is try and get more people to join the Ashburton Youth Council. Our biggest problem we have so far is that we have not got enough youth in our Youth Council. My goals for the rest of the time is that for the community to know each other better.

Q: Do you have any long-term goals of entering politics, local government or national?

I really want to get into the Parliament to get a taste of what it is like in the Parliament.

I would like to go to Wellington someday to become a Youth MP. I have always been interested in politics. It will be great to go into the Parliament and get trained to become Youth MP.

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GATEWAY VETS SHEEP ALL BREEDS TERMINAL SIRE RAM HOGGET COMPETITION CLASS 1 All Breeds Terminal Sire Ram Hogget: 1st Neville MOORHEAD, 2nd Sam Hughes, 3rd Sam Hughes SILVER FERN FARMS GIFT LAMB CLASS CLASS 2 Gift Lamb Meat Breed: 1st Mt Somers Station, 2nd A McDowell, 3rd H Eggleston, CLASS 2a Gift Lamb Wool Breed: 1st J Harrison, 2nd W Vessey, 3rd P Ross, CORRIEDALE Champion Corriedale Ram: Neville MOORHEAD Reserve Champion Corriedale Ram: Neville MOORHEAD Champion Corriedale Ewe: Neville MOORHEAD Reserve Champion Corriedale Ewe: Neville MOORHEAD CLASS 15 Ram, 1-shear: 1st Neville MOORHEAD, CLASS 16 Shorn Ram Lamb: 1st Neville MOORHEAD, CLASS 17 Ram Lamb, in Natural Condition: 1st Neville MOORHEAD, CLASS 20 Shorn Ewe Lamb: 1st Neville MOORHEAD, CLASS 21 Ewe Lamb, in Natural Condition: 1st Neville MOORHEAD SOUTHDOWN Champion Southdown Ram: Neville MOORHEAD Reserve Champion Southdown Ram: Neville MOORHEAD Champion Southdown Ewe: Neville MOORHEAD Reserve Champion Southdown Ewe: Neville MOORHEAD CLASS 36 Ram, 1 shear and over: 1st Neville MOORHEAD, CLASS 37 Ram Lamb: 1st Neville MOORHEAD, 2nd Neville MOORHEAD, CLASS 38 Ram Lamb, shorn: 1st Neville MOORHEAD, 2nd Sam Hughes, 3rd Sam Hughes, CLASS 39 Ewe, 2 shear and over, must have reared a lamb this season: 1st Neville MOORHEAD, 2nd Sam Hughes, CLASS 40 Ewe, 1 shear: 1st Neville MOORHEAD, 2nd Sam Hughes, CLASS 41 Ewe Lamb: 1st Neville MOORHEAD, 2nd Neville MOORHEAD, 3rd Sam Hughes SUFFOLK Champion Suffolk Ewe: J T MILES Reserve Champion Suffolk Ewe: J T MILES CLASS 42 Ram, 1 shear and over: 1st Tyler tuki, CLASS 44 Ewe, 2 shear and over, must have reared a lamb this season: 1st J T MILES, 2nd J T MILES, CLASS 45 Ewe, 1 shear, Natural Condition: 1st J T MILES, 2nd J T MILES, 3rd Sam Hughes, CLASS 46 Ewe Lamb, Natural Condition: 1st J T MILES, 2nd J T MILES, 3rd Sam Hughes SOUTH SUFFOLK Champion South Suffolk Ram: P G WILSON Reserve Champion South Suffolk Ram: P G WILSON Champion South Suffolk Ewe: P G WILSON Reserve Champion South Suffolk Ewe: P G WILSON CLASS 49 Ram Lamb: 1st P G WILSON, 2nd P G WILSON, 3rd P G WILSON, CLASS 51 Ewe, 2th / 1 shear: 1st P G WILSON, 2nd P G WILSON, CLASS 52 Ewe Lamb: 1st P G WILSON, 2nd P G WILSON, 3rd P G WILSON DORSET DOWN Champion Dorset Down Ewe: J T MILES Reserve Champion Dorset Down Ewe: J T MILES CLASS 56 Ewe, 1 shear: 1st J T MILES, 2nd J T MILES, CLASS 57 Ewe Lamb: 1st J T MILES, 2nd J T MILES HORNED OR POLL DORSET Champion Horned or Poll Dorset Ram: Sam Hughes Reserve Champion Horned or Poll Dorset Ram: Sam Hughes Champion Horned or Poll Dorset Ewe: Sam Hughes Reserve Champion Horned or Poll Dorset Ewe: Sam Hughes CLASS 58 Ram, 1 shear and over: 1st Sam Hughes, CLASS 59 Ram Lamb: 1st Sam Hughes, 2nd Sam Hughes, CLASS 60 Ewe, 2 shear or over, must have reared a lamb this season: 1st Sam Hughes, CLASS 61 Ewe, 1 shear: 1st Sam Hughes, 2nd Sam Hughes, CLASS 62 Ewe Lamb: 1st Sam Hughes, 2nd Sam Hughes TEXEL Champion Texel Ram: Suzy King CLASS 63 Ram, 1 shear and over: 1st Suzy King BLACK AND COLOURED SHEEP Champion Black & Coloured Ram: J D STEWART Reserve Champion Black & Coloured Ram: Phillippa Sanders Champion Black & Coloured Ewe: J D

STEWART Supreme Champion Black & Coloured Sheep: J D STEWART CLASS 68 Ram, 2 shear and over, shorn on or after 20th May 2018: 1st L P & K E PONSONBY, 2nd Phillippa Sanders, 3rd Phillippa Sanders, 4th J D STEWART, CLASS 69 Ram, 1 shear, shorn on or after 20th May 2018: 1st J D STEWART, 2nd L P & K E PONSONBY, 3rd Phillippa Sanders, CLASS 70 Ewe, 2 shear or over, shorn on or after 20th May 2018: 1st J D STEWART, 2nd D & V STRONG, 3rd D & V STRONG, CLASS 71 Ewe, 1 shear, shorn on or after 20th May 2018: 1st J D STEWART, 2nd D & V STRONG, 3rd Phillippa Sanders, CLASS 72 Woolly Ram Lamb: 1st J D STEWART, 2nd J D STEWART, 3rd L P & K E PONSONBY, CLASS 73 Woolly Ewe Lamb, Fine Wool: 1st J D STEWART, 2nd J D STEWART, 3rd D & V STRONG, CLASS 74 Woolly Ewe Lamb, Strong Wool: 1st J D STEWART, 2nd J D STEWART, 3rd Phillippa Sanders, CLASS 75 Wether, any age, shorn on or after 20th May 2018: 1st Phillippa Sanders, 2nd J D STEWART, 3rd D & V STRONG -

HORSES GABITES LTD SHOW HACKS - HOY Q Judge:Christine Beaton Champion Saddle Hack: Kristin Lee - MKL Georgie Boy CLASS 76 District Horse (see rule 3): 1st Elizabeth McEwan - Star Salute, 2nd Seija Parkkali-Glew - Lodestar, 3rd Steph Kearney - Benelli, 4th Cheryl Farrar - George Jackson, CLASS 77 Best Presented Saddle Hack: 1st Kristin Lee - MKL Georgie Boy, CLASS 83 Open Hack Over 163cm: 1st Kristin Lee - MKL Georgie Boy, CLASS 84 oPEN Lady’s Hack, on Type ( Confirmation class) Lady or Gentleman Rider: 1st Kristin Lee - MKL Georgie Boy, CLASS 86 Best Paced Hack over 158cm: 1st Kristin Lee - MKL Georgie Boy, CLASS 87 Best Mannered Hack over 158cm: 1st Kristin Lee MKL Georgie Boy, CLASS 88 Best Rider on a Hack, over 158cm: 1st Kristin Lee - MKL Georgie Boy PARK HACKS - HOY Q Supreme Champion Saddle Horse: Ashleigh Tawhara - NFW Prestige Champion Park Hack: Ashleigh Tawhara NFW Prestige Reserve Champion Park Hack: A Darke RP Superstytion Champion Novice Park Hack: Anna Poole - Y-Puna Piper Reserve Champion Novice Park Hack: Rosalie Kerr - Sparkling Firelight Promises Rebecca Peters Memorial Trophy: A Darke - RP Superstytion CLASS 90 Novice Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm, 0 to 2 wins: 1st Rosalie Kerr - Sparkling Firelight Promises, CLASS 91 Novice Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1st Anna Poole - Y-Puna Piper, 2nd Rosalie Kerr - Sparkling Firelight Promises, CLASS 92 Best Paced Novice Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm: 1st Anna Poole - Y-Puna Piper, 2nd Rosalie Kerr - Sparkling Firelight Promises, CLASS 93 Best Mannered Novice Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm,: 1st Rosalie Kerr - Sparkling Firelight Promises, 2nd Anna Poole - Y-Puna Piper, CLASS 94 Open Park Hack, over 148cm and not exceeding 153cm: 1st Natalie Gameson - Vi-

enna, 2nd A Darke - RP Superstytion, 3rd Rosalie Kerr - Sparkling Firelight Promises, CLASS 95 Open Park Hack, over 153cm and not exceeding 158cm: 1st Ashleigh Tawhara - NFW Prestige, 2nd Rosalie Kerr - Sparkling Last Ember, 3rd Anna Poole - Y-Puna Piper, CLASS 96 Open Lady’s Park Hack on Type (Confirmation class) Lady or Gentleman rider: 1st A Darke - RP Superstytion, 2nd Natalie Gameson - Vienna, 3rd Ashleigh Tawhara - NFW Prestige, 4th Rosalie Kerr - Sparkling Firelight Promises, CLASS 97 Open Gentleman’s Park Hack,on Type(Confirmation)Lady or Gentleman rider: 1st Rosalie Kerr - Sparkling Last Ember, CLASS 98 Best Paced Park Hack, over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm: 1st A Darke - RP Superstytion, 2nd Ashleigh Tawhara - NFW Prestige, 3rd Natalie Gameson - Vienna, 4th Rosalie Kerr - Sparkling Last Ember, CLASS 99 Best Mannered Park Hack, over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm: 1st A Darke - RP Superstytion, 2nd Natalie Gameson - Vienna, 3rd Ashleigh Tawhara - NFW Prestige, 4th Rosalie Kerr - Sparkling Last Ember, CLASS 100 Best Rider, mount over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm: 1st Natalie Gameson Vienna, 2nd Anna Poole - Y-Puna Piper, 3rd Ashleigh Tawhara - NFW Prestige Judge:Anne Crutchley HORSES SADDLE HUNTERS - HOY Q Judge:Melissa Jebson Champion Saddle Hunter: Elizabeth McEwan - Star Salute Reserve Champion Saddle Hunter: Mel Cleland - Reid n Dale Special Edition Champion Novice Saddle Hunter: Anna Douglas - SS Regnen Reserve Champion Novice Saddle Hunter: Nelle Thomas - Twin Blues Irish Crusade CLASS 101 Best Presented Saddle Hunter: 1st Sophi McSkimming - Trevalda Irish Flame, 2nd Nelle Thomas - Twin Blues Irish Crusade, 3rd Natalie Breading - San Mateo Galahad, 4th Elizabeth McEwan Star Salute, 5th Leeann ward - Holmslees prophecy, CLASS 102 Novice Saddle Hunter over 148 cm, 0 to 2 wins: 1st Nelle Thomas - Twin Blues Irish Crusade, 2nd Jo Burgess - Galaxy, 3rd Ellie Mcknight - Pennbretti Beau Jangles, 4th Leeann ward - Holmslees prophecy, 5th Elizabeth Beeby - Tahr, 6th Steph Kearney - Benelli, 6th Natalie Breading - San Mateo Galahad, CLASS 103 Novice Saddle Hunter over 148 cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1st Anna Douglas SS Regnen, 2nd Jo Burgess - Galaxy, 3rd Sophi McSkimming - Trevalda Irish Flame, 4th DG Equine - Rovale Grassiano DG, 5th Ellie Mcknight - Pennbretti Beau Jangles, 6th Nelle Thomas - Twin Blues Irish Crusade, CLASS 104 Best Paced Novice Saddle Hunter over 148cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1st Anna Douglas - SS Regnen, 2nd Elizabeth Beeby - Tahr, 3rd Ellie Mcknight - Pennbretti Beau Jangles, 4th Nelle Thomas - Twin Blues Irish Crusade, 5th Natalie Breading - San Mateo Galahad, 6th Sophi McSkimming - Trevalda Irish Flame, CLASS 105 Best Mannered Novice Saddle Hunter over 148cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1st Steph Kearney - Benelli, 2nd Natalie Breading San Mateo Galahad, 3rd Elizabeth Beeby - Tahr, 4th Ellie Mcknight - Pennbretti Beau Jangles, 5th Sophi McSkimming - Trevalda Irish Flame, 6th DG Equine - Rovale Grassiano DG, CLASS 106 Open Saddle Hunter

over 148cm but not exceeding 163cm: 1st Mel Cleland - Reid n Dale Special Edition, 2nd Ellie Mcknight - Pennbretti Beau Jangles, 3rd Leeann ward - Holmslees prophecy, CLASS 107 Open Saddle Hunter over 163cm: 1st Elizabeth McEwan - Star Salute, 2nd Anna Douglas - SS Regnen, 3rd DG Equine - Rovale Grassiano DG, 4th Sophi McSkimming - Trevalda Irish Flame, 5th Elizabeth Beeby - Tahr, CLASS 108 Open Lady’s Saddle Hunter over 148cm, on Type, Lady or Gentleman rider: 1st Mel Cleland - Reid n Dale Special Edition, CLASS 109 Open Gentleman’s Saddle Hunter over 148cm, on Type Lady or Gentleman rider: 1st Elizabeth McEwan - Star Salute, 2nd Anna Douglas - SS Regnen, 3rd Elizabeth Beeby - Tahr, 4th Leeann ward - Holmslees prophecy, CLASS 110 Best Paced Saddle Hunter over 148cm: 1st DG Equine - Rovale Grassiano DG, CLASS 111 Best Mannered Saddle Hunter over 148cm: 1st DG Equine - Rovale Grassiano DG, 2nd Ellie Mcknight - Pennbretti Beau Jangles, CLASS 112 Best Rider on a Saddle Hunter: 1st Mel Cleland - Reid n Dale Special Edition, 2nd Leeann ward - Holmslees prophecy FARMLANDS WORKING HUNTERS Judge:Melissa Jebson Champion Working Hunter: Alison Orange - Twist Reserve Champion Working Hunter: Anna Poole - Ngahiwi Black Jack CLASS 113 Working Hunter over 148 cm and not over 163 cm: 1st Amanda Waddell - Designer Genes, 2nd Leeann ward - Holmslees prophecy, 3rd Julia Johnston - The Governor, 4th Nikki Taylor - Blackies Tolaga, CLASS 114 Working Hunter over 163 cm: 1st Alison Orange - Twist, 2nd Anna Poole - Ngahiwi Black Jack, 3rd Bridget OSullivan - Albert, 4th Amy Weastell - Mr Coaster HUNTER JUMPING Judge:M Naish Champion Hunter: Anna Poole - Ngahiwi Black Jack Reserve Champion Hunter: Bridget OSullivan - Albert CLASS 115 Novice Hunter over 148cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1st Bridget OSullivan - Albert, 2nd Alison Orange - Twist, 3rd Anna Poole - Ngahiwi Black Jack, 4th Kate Moorhead Ubet, CLASS 116 Open Hunter over 148cm and up to 163cm: 1st Nikki Taylor - Blackies Tolaga, 2nd Amanda Waddell - Designer Genes, 3rd Elizabeth Beeby - Copper Poppet, 4th Leeann ward - Holmslees prophecy, CLASS 117 Open Hunter over 163cm: 1st Bridget OSullivan - Albert, 2nd Anna Poole - Ngahiwi Black Jack, 3rd Alison Orange - Twist, 4th Elizabeth Beeby - Tahr, CLASS 118 Open Hunter: 1st Anna Poole Ngahiwi Black Jack, 2nd Bridget OSullivan - Albert, 3rd Elizabeth Beeby - Tahr, 4th Elizabeth Beeby - Copper Poppet HORSES RIDING HORSE - HOY Q Judge:Mary Naish Champion Riding Horse: Alison Orange Twist Reserve Champion Riding Horse: Tania Boyd - Arcoda Lodge - Arcoda’s I’m Xceptional Champion Novice Riding Horse: Jessica Herring - Alaskan Eclipse Reserve Champion Novice Riding Horse: Rosa Douglas - Merano CLASS 119 Best Presented Riding Horse:

1st Alison Orange - Twist, 2nd Jessica Herring - Alaskan Eclipse, 3rd Olivia mason/m.mowbray - First Class, 4th Amanda Waddell/Reith Family - Donnerlea Liberty Belle, 5th Rachel Walker - HRH Harrier, CLASS 120 Novice Riding Horse, 0 to 2 wins: 1st Jessica Herring - Alaskan Eclipse, 2nd Amanda Waddell/Reith Family - Donnerlea Liberty Belle, 3rd Seija Parkkali-Glew - Lodestar, 4th Nicky Cumberland - Make Your Mark, CLASS 121 Novice Riding Horse, 0 to 5 wins: 1st Jessica Herring - Alaskan Eclipse, 2nd Rosa Douglas - Merano, 3rd Amanda Waddell/ Reith Family - Donnerlea Liberty Belle, 4th Seija Parkkali-Glew - Lodestar, 5th Rachel Walker - HRH Harrier, CLASS 122 Best Paced Novice Riding Horse, 0 to 5 wins: 1st Alison Orange - Twist, 2nd Jessica Herring - Alaskan Eclipse, 3rd Rosa Douglas - Merano, 4th Seija Parkkali-Glew - Lodestar, 5th Nicky Cumberland - Make Your Mark, 6th Rachel Walker - HRH Harrier, 6th Kelly Pullyn - Corlando Evolution, CLASS 123 Best Mannered Novice Riding Horse, 0 to 5 wins: 1st Jessica Herring - Alaskan Eclipse, 2nd Rosa Douglas - Merano, 3rd Rachel Walker - HRH Harrier, 4th Nicky Cumberland - Make Your Mark, CLASS 124 Open Riding Horse, over 148cms and not exceeding 163cms: 1st Jessica Herring - Alaskan Eclipse, 2nd Tania Boyd - Arcoda Lodge - Arcoda’s I’m Xceptional, 3rd Amanda Waddell/Reith Family - Donnerlea Liberty Belle, CLASS 125 Open Riding Horse, over 163cms: 1st Alison Orange - Twist, 2nd Rosa Douglas - Merano, 3rd L Colwell / J OFlaherty - Che Bello, 4th Olivia mason/m.mowbray - First Class, 5th Kelly Pullyn - Corlando Evolution, CLASS 126 Open Lady’s Riding Horse on Type (Confirmation class): 1st Alison Orange - Twist, 2nd Tania Boyd - Arcoda Lodge Arcoda’s I’m Xceptional, CLASS 127 Open Gentleman’s Riding Horse on Type (Confirmation class): 1st Kelly Pullyn - Corlando Evolution, 2nd Rosa Douglas - Merano, 3rd L Colwell / J OFlaherty - Che Bello, 4th Olivia mason/m.mowbray - First Class, CLASS 128 Best Paced Riding Horse: 1st Tania Boyd - Arcoda Lodge - Arcoda’s I’m Xceptional, 2nd Olivia mason/m.mowbray - First Class, 3rd Kelly Pullyn - Corlando Evolution, CLASS 129 Best Mannered Riding Horse: 1st Tania Boyd - Arcoda Lodge - Arcoda’s I’m Xceptional, 2nd Olivia mason/m.mowbray - First Class, CLASS 130 Best Rider on a Riding Horse.: 1st Olivia mason/m.mowbray - First Class

COBS Judge:Terry Naish Champion Cob: Lyn CHAMBERLAIN - Just Billy Reserve Champion Cob: Julia Johnston The Governor CLASS 131 Best Turned Out Cob, Rider and Gear: 1st Lyn CHAMBERLAIN - Just Billy, 2nd Greer Forward - Meg of Brigadoon, 3rd Cheryl Farrar - George Jackson, CLASS 132 Novice Cob over 132cm and not exceeding 155cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1st Greer Forward - Meg of Brigadoon, 2nd Cheryl Farrar - George Jackson, CLASS 133 Open Cob over 132cm and not exceeding 150cm: 1st Lyn CHAMBERLAIN - Just Billy, 2nd Greer Forward - Meg of Brigadoon, CLASS 134 Open Cob over 150cm and not exceeding 155cm: 1st Julia Johnston The Governor, 2nd Cheryl Farrar - George Jackson, CLASS 135 Best Paced Cob, over 132cm and not exceeding 155cm: 1st Lyn CHAMBERLAIN - Just Billy, 2nd Julia Johnston - The Governor, 3rd Cheryl Farrar - George Jackson, 4th Greer Forward - Meg of Brigadoon, CLASS 136 Best Mannered Cob, over 132cm and not exceeding 155cm: 1st Julia Johnston - The Governor, 2nd Lyn CHAMBERLAIN - Just Billy, 3rd Cheryl Farrar - George Jackson, 4th Greer Forward - Meg of Brigadoon, CLASS 137 Best Rider on a Cob: 1st Lyn CHAMBERLAIN - Just Billy, 2nd Greer Forward - Meg of Brigadoon, 3rd Cheryl Farrar - George Jackson STANDARDBRED Judge: Terry Naish Champion Standardbred: cj fletcher dainty lady Champion Novice Standardbred: cj fletcher - dainty lady Champion In Hand Standardbred: CJ Fletcher - Dainty Lady Reserve Champion In Hand Standardbred: lucinda murray - Detroit CLASS 138 In Hand Mare, may not compete in the In Hand Section: 1st cj fletcher - dainty lady, 2nd J&E Chappell - Motu Firefly, CLASS 139 In Hand Gelding, may not compete in the In Hand Section: 1st lucinda murray - Detroit, CLASS 141 Novice Standardbred, 0 to 5 wins: 2nd cj fletcher

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- dainty lady, CLASS 142 Open Standardbred, up to 158cms: 1st cj fletcher - dainty lady, CLASS 144 Best Paced Novice Standardbred, 0 to 5 wins: 1st cj fletcher - dainty lady, CLASS 145 Best Mannered Novice Standardbred, 0 to 5 wins: 1st cj fletcher dainty lady, CLASS 146 Best Paced Standardbred: 1st cj fletcher - dainty lady

CLYDESDALES Judge: S Chynoweth Champion Clydesdale: Mrs S L Butterick-Kent - Glen Diva Reserve Champion Clydesdale: J M & N E White - Ashstencroft Ciaran CLASS 150 Best Presented Heavy Horse and Handler: 1st Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Samuel, 2nd Mrs S L Butterick-Kent - Glen Diva, 3rd J M & N E White - Gradhach Ceilidh, 4th J M & N E White - Ashstencroft Ciaran, 5th Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Anja, 6th Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Dawn, CLASS 151 Yearling or Two Year Old Colt, Filly or Gelding: 1st J M & N E White - Gradhach Ceilidh, 2nd Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Arran, CLASS 152 Mare or Gelding, Three Years and Over: 1st Mrs S L Butterick-Kent - Glen Diva, 2nd J M & N E White - Ashstencroft Ciaran, 3rd SannaLodge - Erewhon Rachael, 4th Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Dawn, 5th Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Samuel, 6th Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Anja, CLASS 153 Walking Class: 1st J M & N E White - Ashstencroft Ciaran, 2nd Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Anja, 3rd J M & N E White - Gradhach Ceilidh, 4th Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Samuel, 5th Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Arran, 6th Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Dawn, CLASS 154 Ridden Clydesdale: 1st Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Anja, 2nd Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Samuel, CLASS 155 Working Single or Multiple Heavy Horse or Horses, Attached to a Sled: 1st Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Anja, 2nd J M & N E White - Ashstencroft Ciaran, 3rd SannaLodge - Erewhon Rachael, 4th Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Samuel, 5th Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Dawn, CLASS 156 Log Skidding: 1st Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Samuel, 2nd J M & N E White - Ashstencroft Ciaran, 3rd Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Anja, 4th Dayboo Stud - Dayboo Dawn

PONIES GROUP “A” PONIES Judge:Sandra Shore Supreme Champion Saddle Pony: Alice Peters - Farview Show Time Champion Group A Saddle Pony: Alice Peters - Farview Show Time Reserve Champion Group A Pony: Mia Jones - Taihoa Kings Spirit Harewood Challenge Cup: Caitlin Roberts - Silk Park Intricate Galashiels Perpetual Trophy: Mia Jones Taihoa Kings Spirit Champion Novice A Pony: lucinda murray - Forli Isabella Reserve Champion Novice Group A Pony: DG Equine - KS Witchery CLASS 157 District Pony (Group A, B & C) not exceeding 148cm: 1st Blaise France Sarbec Solomon Song, 2nd Sylvie France - Mandy O Mine, CLASS 158 Best Presented: 1st Alice Peters - Farview Show Time, 2nd Caitlin Roberts - Silk Park Intricate, 3rd Kate Costello - Ashton Tall Tales, 4th Mia Jones - Taihoa Kings Spirit, CLASS 159 Harewood Challenge Cup: 1st Caitlin Roberts - Silk Park Intricate, 2nd Alice Peters - Farview Show Time, 3rd Kate Costello Ashton Tall Tales, CLASS 160 Novice Pony over 138cm but not exceeding 148cm, 0 to 2 wins: 1st DG Equine - KS Witchery, 2nd Isabella Casey-Solly - Moonlight Eurythmic, CLASS 161 Novice Pony over 138cm but not exceeding 148cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1st lucinda murray - Forli Isabella, 2nd DG Equine - KS Witchery, 3rd Isabella Casey-Solly - Moonlight Eurythmic, 4th Kate Costello - Ashton Tall Tales, CLASS 163 Open Show Pony over 143cm but not exceeding 148cm: 1st Alice Peters - Farview Show Time, 2nd Caitlin Roberts - Silk Park Intricate, 3rd Kate Costello - Ashton Tall Tales, 4th Isabella Casey-Solly - Moonlight Eurythmic, CLASS 164 Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 138 cm but not exceeding 148 cm: 1st Mia Jones - Taihoa Kings Spirit, CLASS 165 Best Paced Pony over 138cm but not exceeding 148cm: 1st Caitlin Roberts - Silk Park Intricate, 2nd Mia Jones - Taihoa Kings Spirit, 3rd Alice Peters - Farview Show Time, 4th Isabella Casey-Solly - Moonlight Eurythmic, CLASS 166 Best Mannered Pony over 138cm but not exceeding 148cm: 1st Mia Jones - Taihoa Kings Spirit, 2nd Caitlin Roberts - Silk Park Intricate, 3rd Alice Peters - Farview Show Time, 4th Isabella Casey-Solly - Moonlight Eurythmic, CLASS 168 Galashiels Perpetual Trophy: 1st Mia Jones Taihoa Kings Spirit, 2nd Alice Peters - Far-

view Show Time, 3rd Caitlin Roberts - Silk Park Intricate, CLASS 169 Pony Breeders Society Class: 1st Mia Jones - Taihoa Kings Spirit, 2nd Alice Peters - Farview Show Time, 3rd Mollie McLauchlan - Skibbereen Touch and Dream Adrienne Bishop GROUP “B” PONIES Judge: Sandra Shore Champion Group B Saddle Pony: Harriet Laing - Beechcroft Party Girl Reserve Champion Group B Pony: Sarah Sauer - Mr Toad Champion Novice B Pony: SL & PM Harvey - Hillbilly Ambition Reserve Champion Novice Group B Pony: Nevaeh Randall - Glendale Maaka Champion Rider under 17 Years: Mia Jones - Taihoa Kings Spirit CLASS 170 Best Presented: 1st Harriet Laing - Beechcroft Party Girl, 2nd Mollie McLauchlan - Skibbereen Touch and Dream, 3rd SL & PM Harvey - Hillbilly Ambition, 3rd Sarah Sauer - Mr Toad, CLASS 171 Novice Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 138cm, 0 to 2 wins: 1st Nevaeh Randall - Glendale Maaka, 2nd Sarah Sauer - Mr Toad, 3rd Mollie McLauchlan Skibbereen Touch and Dream, CLASS 171A Novice Saddle Hunter Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 138cm 0-2 wins: 1st SL & PM Harvey - Hillbilly Ambition, 2nd Jake Cramond - Crocket, CLASS 172A Novice Saddle Hunter Pony over 128cm but not excedding 138cm - 0-5 wins, 1st SL&PM Harvey - Hillbilly Ambition, 2nd Jake Cramond - Crocket, CLASS 172 Novice Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 138cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1st Nevaeh Randall - Glendale Maaka, 2nd Sarah Sauer - Mr Toad, 3rd Mollie McLauchlan - Skibbereen Touch and Dream, CLASS 173 Open Show Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 133cm: 2nd Harriet Laing - Beechcroft Party Girl, CLASS 174 Open Show Pony over 133cm but not exceeding 138cm: 1st Sarah Sauer - Mr Toad, CLASS 175 Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 138cm: 1st Jake Cramond - Cramond, 2nd SL & PM Harvey - Hillbilly Ambition, CLASS 176 Best Paced Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 138cm: 1st Sarah Sauer - Mr Toad, 1st Jake Cramond - Cramond, CLASS 177 Best Mannered Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 138cm: 1st Sarah Sauer - Mr Toad, 2nd Jake Cramond - Cramond, 3rd SL & PM Harvey - Hillbilly Ambition, CLASS 179 Best Rider 10 years and under 12 years: 1st Georgie Laing - Beechcroft Socialite, 2nd Sarah Sauer - Mr Toad, 3rd Lydia Cleghorn - Goldridge Prospero, CLASS 180 Best Rider 12 years and under 14 years: 1st Harriet Laing - Beechcroft Party Girl, 2nd Kate Costello - Ashton Tall Tales, 3rd Jake Cramond Cramond, 4th Isabella Casey-Solly - Moonlight Eurythmic RUAPUNA RIDING CENTRE GROUP “C” PONIES Judge:Barbara Maley Champion Group C Saddle Pony: Georgie Laing - Beechcroft Socialite Reserve Champion Group C Pony: Rebecca Rutter - Gundagai Zotoomootoo Champion Novice C Pony: Lydia Cleghorn - Goldridge Prospero Reserve Champion Novice Group C Pony:

Rebecca Rutter - Gundagai Zotoomootoo Wakelin Cup: Jessica Taylor Sir Captain Jack Sparrow CLASS 181 The Wakelin Challenge Cup: 1st Jessica Taylor - Sir Captain Jack Sparrow, 2nd Lydia Cleghorn - Goldridge Prospero, 3rd Blaise France - Sarbec Solomon Song, 4th Mollie McLauchlan - Skibbereen Touch and Dream, 5th Sylvie France - Mandy O Mine, 6th Jessica Skinner - Black Beauty, CLASS 182 Best Presented: 1st Samantha Danielson, 2nd Georgie Laing - Beechcroft Socialite, 3rd Blaise France - Sarbec Solomon Song, 4th Jessica Taylor - Sir Captain Jack Sparrow, 5th Lydia Cleghorn - Goldridge Prospero, 6th Sylvie France Mandy O Mine, 6th Jessica Skinner - Black Beauty, CLASS 183 Novice Pony not exceeding 128cm, 0 to 2 wins: 1st Jessica Taylor - Sir Captain Jack Sparrow, 2nd Sylvie France - Mandy O Mine, 3rd Jessica Skinner - Black Beauty, CLASS 183A Novice Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 128cm 0-2wins: 1st Jessica Taylor - Sir Captian Jack Sparrow, CLASS 184 Novice Pony not exceeding 128cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1st Lydia Cleghorn - Goldridge Prospero, 2nd Rebecca Rutter - Gundagai Zotoomootoo, 3rd Blaise France - Sarbec Solomon Song, 4th Sylvie France - Mandy O Mine, 5th Jessica Skinner - Black Beauty, CLASS 184A Novice Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 128cm 0-5wins: 1st Jessica Taylor - Sir Captain Jack Sparrow, CLASS 185 Open Show Pony not exceeding 123cm: 1st Rebecca Rutter - Gundagai Zotoomootoo, 2nd Blaise France - Sarbec Solomon Song, 3rd Sylvie France - Mandy O Mine, 4th Jessica Skinner - Black Beauty, CLASS 186 Open Show Pony over 123cm and not exceeding 128cm.: 1st Georgie Laing - Beechcroft Socialite, 2nd Lydia Cleghorn - Goldridge Prospero, CLASS 187 Open Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 128 cm: 1st Jessica Taylor - Sir Captain Jack Sparrow, CLASS 188 Best Paced Pony not exceeding 128cm: 1st Lydia Cleghorn - Goldridge Prospero, 2nd Georgie Laing - Beechcroft Socialite, 3rd Rebecca Rutter - Gundagai Zotoomootoo, 4th Jessica Taylor - Sir Captain Jack Sparrow, 5th Sylvie France - Mandy O Mine, CLASS 189 Best Mannered Pony not exceeding 128cm: 1st Blaise France - Sarbec Solomon Song, 2nd Jessica Skinner - Black Beauty, 3rd Jessica Taylor - Sir Captain Jack Sparrow, 4th Sylvie France - Mandy O Mine, 5th Lydia Cleghorn - Goldridge Prospero, 6th Rebecca Rutter - Gundagai Zotoomootoo, CLASS 190 Best Matched and Mannered Pair of Ponies not exceeding 128cm: 1st Blaise France - Sarbec Solomon Song, 1st Sylvie France - Mandy O Mine, 2nd Jessica Taylor - Sir Captain Jack Sparrow, 2nd Rebecca Rutter - Gundagai Zotoomootoo, CLASS 192 Best Boy or Girl Rider 8 years and under 10 years: 1st Blaise France - Sarbec Solomon Song, 2nd Jessica Skinner Black Beauty, 3rd Sylvie France - Mandy O Mine FIRST RIDDEN Champion First Year Ridden Pony: Layla Singleton - Gundagai Kutee Reserve Champion First Year Ridden Pony: Charlotte Weir - My Monte Carlo CLASS 194 Best Presented: 1st Layla

Singleton - Gundagai Kutee, 2nd Grace English - Penny, CLASS 195 Novice First Ridden Pony, not exceeding 138cm, 0 to 5 wins.: 1st Charlotte Weir - My Monte Carlo, 2nd Layla Singleton - Gundagai Kutee, 3rd Lucy COULTER - Dragonwyck Pheonix, 4th Grace English - Penny, CLASS 196 Open First Ridden Pony, not exceeding 138cm: 1st Layla Singleton - Gundagai Kutee, CLASS 197 Best Pony Club Pony: 1st Charlotte Weir - My Monte Carlo, 2nd Lucy COULTER - Dragonwyck Pheonix, 3rd Grace English - Penny, CLASS 198 Best Paced First RiddenPony: 1st Layla Singleton - Gundagai Kutee, 2nd Charlotte Weir - My Monte Carlo, 3rd Lucy COULTER - Dragonwyck Pheonix, CLASS 199 Best Mannered First Ridden Pony: 1st Lucy COULTER - Dragonwyck Pheonix, 2nd Charlotte Weir - My Monte Carlo, 3rd Layla Singleton - Gundagai Kutee, 4th Grace English - Penny, CLASS 200 Best First Ridden Rider, 9 years and under.: 1st Layla Singleton - Gundagai Kutee, 2nd Charlotte Weir - My Monte Carlo, 3rd Grace English - Penny, 4th Lucy COULTER - Dragonwyck Pheonix Judge:Helen Reid LEAD REIN PONIES Judge:Helen Reid Champion Lead Rein Pony: Charlotte Butler - Sunnyridge Astralight Reserve Champion Lead Rein Pony: Sophia Kingan - Mangakaraa Crystal ‘For Sale” CLASS 201 District Lead Rein Pony (see Rule 3): 1st Brianna Hoogeveen - Darvel Amophis, CLASS 202 Best Presented: 1st Annabelle Butler - Dragonwyck Skylark, 1st Charlotte Butler - Sunnyridge Astralight, 3rd Sophia Kingan - Mangakaraa Crystal ‘For Sale”, 4th Brianna Hoogeveen - Darvel Amophis, CLASS 203 Best Boy or Girl Rider, 4 or 5 years, on lead rein: 1st Charlotte Butler - Dragonwyck Skylark, CLASS 204 Best Boy or Girl Rider, 6 or 7 years old, on lead rein: 1st Annabelle Butler - Dragonwyck Skylark, 2nd Sophia Kingan - Mangakaraa Crystal ‘For Sale”, 3rd Holly COULTER - Gem, 4th Meghan Nish - Brecon Bach Mr Zee, 5th Brianna Hoogeveen - Darvel Amophis, CLASS 205 Novice Lead Rein Pony,not exceeding 128cm, no previous wins: 1st Charlotte Butler - Sunnyridge Astralight, 2nd Brock Leitis - Glynman Tulip, 3rd Holly COULTER - Gem, 4th Brianna Hoogeveen - Darvel Amophis, CLASS 206 Open Lead Rein Pony of Show Type: 1st Charlotte Butler - Sunnyridge Astralight, 2nd Sophia Kingan - Mangakaraa Crystal ‘For Sale”, 3rd Annabelle Butler - Dragonwyck Skylark, CLASS 207 Lead Rein Pony most suitable for a Pony Club Mount: 1st Brock Leitis Glynman Tulip, 2nd Holly COULTER - Gem, 3rd Meghan Nish - Brecon Bach Mr Zee, CLASS 208 Best Paced Lead Rein Pony not exceeding 128cm: 1st Sophia Kingan - Mangakaraa Crystal ‘For Sale”, 2nd Charlotte Butler - Sunnyridge Astralight, 3rd Annabelle Butler - Dragonwyck Skylark, 4th Holly COULTER - Gem, 5th Brock Leitis - Glynman Tulip, 6th Meghan Nish - Brecon Bach Mr Zee, CLASS 209 Best Mannered Lead Rein Pony not exceeding 128cm: 1st Sophia Kingan - Mangakaraa Crystal ‘For

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Sale”, 2nd Charlotte Butler - Sunnyridge Astralight, 3rd Brock Leitis - Glynman Tulip, 4th Annabelle Butler - Dragonwyck Skylark, 5th Holly COULTER - Gem, 6th Meghan Nish - Brecon Bach Mr Zee WORKING HUNTER - PONY Judge:Stephanie Bishop Champion Pony Working Hunter: Ruby Thomas - Chico Reserve Champion Pony Working Hunter: Mark Weir - Windward Pearl CLASS 210 Working Hunter Pony not exceeding 138cm: 1st Mark Weir - Windward Pearl, 2nd Jake Cramond - Cramond, CLASS 211 Working Hunter Pony over 138cm but not exceeding 148cm: 1st Ruby Thomas - Chico, 2nd Isabella Casey-Solly Moonlight Eurythmic HUNTER JUMPING - PONIES - HOYQ Judge: Stephanie Bishop Champion Pony Hunter: Ruby Thomas Chico Reserve Champion Pony Hunter: Isabella Casey-Solly - Moonlight Eurythmic CLASS 212 Novice Pony Hunter over fences, not exceeding 138cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1st Mark Weir - Windward Pearl, CLASS 213 Novice Pony Hunter over fences, over 138cm & not exceeding 148cm, 0to5 wins: 1st Ruby Thomas - Chico, 2nd Isabella Casey-Solly - Moonlight Eurythmic, CLASS 214 Open Pony Hunter,over fences, not exceeding 138cm: 1st Mark Weir - Windward Pearl, CLASS 215 Open Pony Hunter over fences, over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm: 1st Ruby Thomas - Chico, 2nd Isabella Casey-Solly - Moonlight Eurythmic

IN HAND MINIATURE HORSES Judge:Shelley Guy Supreme Champion Miniature Horse: Alexandra Tutty - SWS Inceptions Code Blue Champion Miniature Horse A: Shellvelle Halford Reserve Champion Miniature Horse A: Estreich Family - Maungatua Cavalier’s Blade Runner Champion Miniature Horse B: Alexandra Tutty - SWS Inceptions Code Blue Reserve Champion Miniature Horse B: Amanda Barringer - Premier Just Do It CLASS 216 Best Presented Horse and Handler: 1st Estreich Family - Maungatua Cavalier’s Blade Runner, 2nd Shevelle Halford - Sherwoods CH Idols Just A Fire Hawk, 3rd Estreich Family - Merriwyns Dolce Supa Nova, 4th Wendy SAXON - Brokenarrow Moon Shadow, 5th Wendy SAXON - Silverdales Toy Raider, CLASS 218 Yearling - Filly, Colt or Gelding: 1st Wendy SAXON - Brokenarrow Moon Shadow, CLASS 219 2 & 3 Year Old, Filly, Colt or Gelding: 1st Shevelle Halford - Sherwoods CH Idols Just A Fire Hawk, 2nd Estreich Family - Maungatua Cavalier’s Blade Runner, CLASS 220 Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over: 1st Estreich Family - Merriwyns Dolce Supa Nova, 2nd Wendy SAXON - Silverdales Toy Raider, CLASS 221 Best Movement, 1 year and under: 1st Wendy SAXON - Brokenarrow Moon Shadow, CLASS 222 Best Movement, 2 years and over: 1st Estreich Family - Maungatua Cavalier’s Blade Runner, 2nd Shellvelle Halford, 3rd Estreich Family - Merriwyns Dolce Supa Nova, 4th Wendy SAXON - Silverdales Toy Raider, CLASS 223 Best Presented Horse and Handler: 1st Shevelle Halford Arcadia Farm Lazuli, 2nd Estreich Family - Shangrila RM Black Sinner, 3rd Estreich Family - Caledons Stairway To Heaven, 4th Alexandra Tutty - SWS Inceptions Code Blue, 5th Amanda Barringer - Amrochan Guardian of Lola, 6th Wendy SAXON - NIT Ida JoJo, 6th Hayden Urquhart - Sahara Desert Pocket Locket, CLASS 224 Foal Filly or Colt: 1st Amanda Barringer - Amrochan Guardian of Lola, CLASS 225 Yearling - Filly, Colt or Gelding: 1st Estreich Family - Maungatua Silver Bullet, CLASS 226 2 & 3 Year Old, Filly, Colt or Gelding: 1st Amanda Barringer - Premier Just Do It, 2nd Estreich Family - Caledons Stairway To Heaven, 3rd Shevelle Halford - Arcadia Farm Lazuli, CLASS 227 Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over: 1st Alexandra Tutty - SWS Inceptions Code Blue, 2nd Estreich Family - Shangrila RM Black Sinner, 3rd Hayden Urquhart Sahara Desert Pocket Locket, 4th Wendy SAXON - NIT Ida JoJo, CLASS 228 Best Movement, 1 year and under: 1st Amanda Barringer - Amrochan Guardian of Lola, 2nd Estreich Family - Maungatua Silver Bullet, CLASS 229 Best Movement, 2 years and over: 1st Estreich Family - Caledons Stairway To Heaven, 2nd Alexandra Tutty - SWS Inceptions Code Blue, 3rd Amanda Barringer - Premier Just Do It, 4th Estreich Family - Shangrila RM Black Sinner, 5th Hayden Urquhart - Sahara Desert Pocket Locket, 6th Wendy SAXON - NIT Ida JoJo.

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IN HAND PONY Judge:Anne Crutchley Champion Adult Led Pony: Alice Peters Farview Show Time Reserve Champion Adult Led Pony: Michelle Jordan - Glenardon Viking Champion Youngstock Led Pony: DG Equine - KS Witchery Reserve Champion Youngstock Led Pony: Tamzin Young - Prince George CLASS 232 Best Presented Pony and Handler: 1st Tania White - Happy In Hooves Willow, 2nd Alice Peters - Farview Show Time, 3rd Michelle Jordan - Glenardon Viking, 4th lucinda murray - Rosemoor Blck Opal, 5th Brianna Hoogeveen - Darvel Amophis, 6th Nevaeh Randall - Glendale Maaka, CLASS 233 Mare 4yrs and over, not exceeding 148cms: 1st Alice Peters Farview Show Time, 2nd lucinda murray - Forli Isabella, 3rd Tania White - Happy In Hooves Willow, 4th Brianna Hoogeveen - Darvel Amophis, CLASS 234 Gelding 4yrs and over, not exceeding 148cms: 1st Michelle Jordan - Glenardon Viking, 2nd lucinda murray - Rosemoor Blck Opal, 3rd Nevaeh Randall - Glendale Maaka, CLASS 237 Foal - Colt, Filly or Gelding: 1st Tamzin Young - Prince George, CLASS 240 Three Year Old - Colt, Filly or Gelding: 1st DG Equine - KS Witchery, CLASS 242 Best Movement In Hand Pony, any age: 1st lucinda murray - Rosemoor Blck Opal, 2nd Brianna Hoogeveen - Darvel Amophis, 3rd Tania White - Happy In Hooves Willow, 4th Nevaeh Randall - Glendale Maaka, 5th Michelle Jordan - Glenardon Viking, CLASS 243 Best Mannered In Hand Pony, any age: 1st Brianna Hoogeveen - Darvel Amophis, 2nd Tania White - Happy In Hooves Willow, 3rd Nevaeh Randall - Glendale Maaka, 4th Michelle Jordan - Glenardon Viking, CLASS 244 Best Handler, up to 17 years: 1st Nevaeh Randall - Glendale Maaka, CLASS 245 Best Handler, over 17 years: 1st Tania White - Happy In Hooves Willow, 2nd Michelle Jordan - Glenardon Viking

IN HAND HORSE Judge:Barbara Maley Champion Adult Led Horse: Sam Gregory - Hushed Reserve Champion Adult Led Horse: Georgia Middleton - Silverados Prettimpressive CLASS 246 Best Presented Horse and Handler: 1st Georgia Middleton - Silverados Prettimpressive, 2nd Sam Gregory - Hushed, 3rd Tracey Pierce - Dayboo Rockstar, 4th R. Downer - Southern Dream, 5th Lisa Urquhart - Sahara Desert Jack Sparrow, CLASS 247 Mare or Gelding 4yrs and over, 148cms and over, of Hack type: 1st Sam Gregory - Hushed, 2nd Natalie Gameson - Vienna, 3rd Georgia Middleton - Silverados Prettimpressive, 4th R. Downer - Southern Dream, 5th Lisa Urquhart - Sahara Desert Jack Sparrow, CLASS 248 Mare or Gelding 4 years and over, 148cms and over, of Hunter type: 1st Tracey Pierce - Dayboo Rockstar, 2nd Mel Cleland - Reid n Dale Special Edition, 3rd Lisa Urquhart - Sahara Desert Jack Sparrow, CLASS 250 Coloured Horse 4yrs and over, 148cms and over: 1st Georgia Middleton - Silverados Prettimpressive, CLASS 256 Best Movement In Hand Horse, any age: 1st Tracey Pierce - Dayboo Rockstar, 2nd Natalie Gameson - Vienna, 3rd Lisa Urquhart - Sahara Desert Jack Sparrow, 4th R. Downer - Southern Dream, CLASS 257 Best Mannered In Hand Horse, any age: 1st Lisa Urquhart - Sahara Desert Jack Sparrow, 2nd Natalie Gameson - Vienna, 3rd Tracey Pierce - Dayboo Rockstar, 4th R. Downer - Southern Dream, CLASS 259 Best Handler, Over 21yrs: 1st Lisa Urquhart - Sahara Desert Jack Sparrow, 2nd Tracey Pierce - Dayboo Rockstar, 3rd R. Downer Southern Dream

IN HAND WELSH Judge:Stephanie Bishop Champion Purebred Welsh: Cooper Cleghorn - Ellangowan Magic Dragon Reserve Purebred Welsh: Rebecca Rutter Gundagai Zotoomootoo Champion Purebred Welsh Youngstock: Cooper Cleghorn - Ellangowan Magic Dragon Champion Partbred Welsh: Lydia Cleghorn - Goldridge Prospero Reserve Partbred Welsh: lucinda murray Forli Isabella Champion Partbred Welsh Youngstock: DG Equine - KS Witchery CLASS 260 Purebred Mare, Section A,B,C or D: 1st Rebecca Rutter - Gundagai Zotoomootoo, CLASS 261 Partbred Mare: 1st lucinda murray - Forli Isabella, 2nd SL & PM Harvey - Hillbilly Ambition, CLASS 263 Purebred Gelding, Section A,B,C or D:

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Monday, March 11, 2019 SHOW JUMPING OPEN FEI CLASS 286 Open Pony 90cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3: 1st Amy Johnston - Mt Tullock Royal Falcon, 2nd Ruby Thomas - Chico, CLASS 287 Open Pony 100cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3: 1st Ruby Thomas - Chico, CLASS 288 Open Horse 100cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3: 1st Emma Power - Gosh Iam It GNZ, 2nd Alysha Verrall - Indian Burt, 3rd Nicola Sim - Tipperary Gold, 4th Rebecca Sheate - Stanley, CLASS 290 Open Horse 110cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3: 1st Bridget OSullivan - Irish Descent, 2nd Emma Power - Gosh Iam It GNZ, CLASS 291 Open Pony 90cm A2 Art 238_2.1: 1st Amy Johnston - Mt Tullock Royal Falcon, CLASS 292 Open Horse 100cm A2 Art 238_2.1: 1st Nicola Sim - Tipperary Gold, 2nd Alysha Verrall - Indian Burt, 3rd Rebecca Sheate Stanley, CLASS 294 Open Horse 115cm A2 Art 238_2.1: 1st David Hutton - Rolux, 2nd Bridget OSullivan - Albert

DAIRY GOATS

1st Cooper Cleghorn - Ellangowan Magic Dragon, 2nd CRETNEY FAMILY - Gundagai Jiggijah, CLASS 264 Partbred Gelding: 1st Lydia Cleghorn - Goldridge Prospero, CLASS 267 Purebred 2 year old, Section A, B, C or D: 1st Cooper Cleghorn - Ellangowan Magic Dragon, CLASS 271 Partbred 2 year old: 1st DG Equine, CLASS 272 Partbred 3 year old: 1st DG Equine - KS Witchery, CLASS 273 Best Mannered and Movement, Pure or Partbred: 1st Lydia Cleghorn - Goldridge Prospero, 2nd lucinda murray - Forli Isabella, 3rd Cooper Cleghorn - Ellangowan Magic Dragon, 4th Rebecca Rutter - Gundagai Zotoomootoo, 5th CRETNEY FAMILY - Gundagai Jiggijah, CLASS 274 Best Walk. Pure or Partbred: 1st Rebecca Rutter - Gundagai Zotoomootoo, 2nd Lydia Cleghorn - Goldridge Prospero, 3rd CRETNEY FAMILY - Gundagai Jiggijah, 4th Cooper Cleghorn - Ellangowan Magic Dragon, CLASS 275 Best Trot. Pure or Partbred: 1st lucinda murray - Forli Isabella, 2nd Lydia Cleghorn - Goldridge Prospero, 3rd Rebecca Rutter - Gundagai Zotoomootoo, 4th Cooper Cleghorn - Ellangowan Magic Dragon, 5th CRETNEY FAMILY - Gundagai Jiggijah, CLASS 276 Best Junior Handler up to 17yrs: 1st Cooper Cleghorn - Ellangowan Magic Dragon, 2nd Lydia Cleghorn - Goldridge Prospero, 3rd Rebecca Rutter - Gundagai Zotoomootoo, CLASS 277 Best Adult Handler: 1st CRETNEY FAMILY - Gundagai Jiggijah, 2nd lucinda murray - Forli Isabella

SHOWJUMPING CARTWRIGHT’S INSURANCE & MORTGAGE BROKERS HORSE & PONY FEI SHOW JUMPING TRAINING FEI CLASS 278 Pony 70cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3: 1st Isabella Casey-Solly - Moonlight Eurythmic, 2nd Annabel Hutton - Tough Decision, 3rd Annabel Hutton - Chocolate, CLASS 279 Pony 80cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3: 1st Annabel Hutton Tough Decision, 2nd Isabella Casey-Solly Moonlight Eurythmic, 3rd Amy Johnston Mt Tullock Royal Falcon, CLASS 280 Horse 80cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3: 1st David Hutton - Raymond, 2nd Makaela Bruce NeverSayNever, 3rd David Hutton - Roger, CLASS 281 Horse 90cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3: 1st Makaela Bruce - Rock A Bella, 2nd Amanda Waddell - Designer Genes, 3rd Rebecca Sheate - Stanley, 4th Savannah Bruce - It’s Just George, 5th Makaela Bruce - NeverSayNever, CLASS 282 Horse 90cm A2 Art 238_2.1: 1st Makaela Bruce - Rock A Bella, 2nd Savannah Bruce - It’s Just George, 3rd Makaela Bruce - NeverSayNever, 4th Karolina Dyszy - Super Ready, CLASS 283 Horse 80cm A2 Art 238_2.1: 1st Karolina Dyszy - Blytheburn Corona, 2nd Karolina Dyszy - Super Ready, 3rd David Hutton - Roger, 4th David Hutton - Raymond, CLASS 284 Pony 80cm A2 Art 238_2.1: 1st Amy Johnston - Mt Tullock Royal Falcon CARTWRIGHT’S INSURANCE & MORTGAGE BROKERS HORSE & PONY FEI

STANDARD AGE CLASSES FOR DOES Champion Doe: kim carter - Zodian Luna Reserve Champion Doe: Barbara KENNEDY - Antrimdowns Rizzo Champion Challenge: kim carter - Zodian Breagh CLASS 295 Doe in Milk under 3 years of age: 1st Barbara KENNEDY - Antrimdowns Rizzo, 2nd Wilson and Price - Heatherlea Shocolatte, CLASS 296 Doe in Milk, 3 years and under 5 years: 1st Wilson and Price Heatherlea Mandy, CLASS 298 Grand Champion Standard Age Class: 1st kim carter - Zodian Breagh SPECIAL IN MILK CLASSES CLASS 301 Best Udder: 1st kim carter - Zodian Breagh, 2nd Janine Tasker - Zodian Luna, 3rd Barbara KENNEDY - Antrimdowns Rizzo STANDARD AGE CLASSES FOR JUNIOR DOES Champion Junior Doe: kim carter - Zodian Violet Reserve Champion Junior Doe: Janine Tasker - Zodian Lucy CLASS 305 Maiden Doe or Goatling: 1st kim carter - Zodian Violet, 2nd Janine Tasker - Zodian Lucy, 3rd Barbara KENNEDY - Antrimdowns Periwinkle, 4th Maureen PUCKETT - Rosebury Brooke, CLASS 306 Doe Kid to be under 12 months: 1st J Shackleton - Clovenhoof Brodie, 2nd Barbra Kennedy, 3rd Maureen PUCKETT Rosebury Tami, 4th Wilson & Price JUNIOR SPECIAL CLASS CLASS 307 Junior Progeny: 1st Barbara KENNEDY - Antrimdowns Pewter UNREGISTERED / PET GOATS CLASS 309 Unregistered Goatling or Kid: 1st Wilson and Price - Vienna

WOOL ESSENTIAL NUTRITION LTD WOOL MAYFIELD - GERALDINE/TEMUKA A & P FLOCK EWE OR WETHER FLEECE CLASS 310 Flock Ewe or Wether Fleece Championship: 1st Phillippa Sanders, 2nd J R PARR - Ewe Fleece, 3rd L.M PARR Ewe Fleece PASTORAL MEASUREMENTS LTD MERINO OPEN CLASSES CLASS 312 Ewe Fleece: 1st castle ridge station PASTORAL MEASUREMENTS LTD MERINO FLOCK CLASSES Champion Fine Fleece: A A SANDREY CLASS 314 Ewe Fleece: 1st A A SANDREY, 2nd castle ridge station, 3rd A A SANDREY, CLASS 316 Woolly Hogget Fleece: 1st A A SANDREY, 2nd A A SANDREY, 3rd A A SANDREY CARRFIELDS PRIMARY WOOL QUARTER BRED OR POLWARTH OPEN CLASSES CLASS 318 Ewe Fleece: 1st D & V STRONG, 2nd D & V STRONG, CLASS 319 Woolly Hogget Fleece: 1st D & V STRONG, 2nd D & V STRONG MAINLAND WOOL HALFBRED OR CORRIEDALE OPEN CLASSES CLASS 321 Ewe Fleece: 1st JD Stewart, 2nd JD Stewart, CLASS 322 Woolly Ewe Hogget Fleece: 1st JD Stewart, 2nd JD Stewart MAINLAND WOOL HALFBRED OR CORRIEDALE FLOCK CLASSES CLASS 323 Ewe Fleece: 1st JH WRIGHT, 2nd JH WRIGHT YALDHURST WOOL LTD CROSSBRED OPEN CLASSES Champion Strong Fleece: Phillippa Sanders Reserve Champion Strong Fleece: J R PARR - Ewe Fleece

YALDHURST WOOL LTD CROSSBRED FLOCK CLASSES CLASS 330 Ewe Fleece: 1st Phillippa Sanders - , 2nd J R PARR - Ewe Fleece, 3rd J R PARR - Ewe Fleece, CLASS 331 Woolly Hogget Fleece: 1st J R PARR - , 2nd J R PARR - , 3rd Phillippa Sanders - , CLASS 333 Hogget Fleece, shorn as lamb: 1st D & J MCCULLOUGH - DR MCcullough, 2nd D & J MCCULLOUGH - DR McCullogh, 3rd J R PARR - , CLASS 334 Blend of Crossbred Lambs, minimum of 4kg: 1st J R PARR BLACK AND COLOURED WOOL Champion Black & Coloured Fleece: J D STEWART Reserve Champion Black & Coloured Fleece: L P & K E PONSONBY CLASS 336 Black or Coloured Woolly Hogget Fleece: 1st J D STEWART, 2nd J D STEWART, 3rd L P & K E PONSONBY, CLASS 337 Black or Coloured Woolly Hogget Fleece: 1st J D STEWART, 2nd L.M PARR, CLASS 338 Black or Coloured Mature Fleece: 1st L P & K E PONSONBY, 2nd J D STEWART, 3rd Phillippa Sanders, CLASS 339 Black or Coloured Mature Fleece: 1st J D STEWART, 2nd L P & K E PONSONBY, 3rd L.M PARR, CLASS 340 Black or Coloured Hogget Fleece, shorn as a lamb: 1st J D STEWART, 2nd L.M PARR, 3rd J D STEWART Judge: David Strong EUKANUBA & VETENT DOG TRIALS DOG TRIALS CLASS 341 Maiden Trial: 1st D Lysaght Ruby, 2nd Hugh WEIR - Pat, 3rd G Greenwood - Ace, CLASS 342 Open Trial: 1st B NICHOLAS - GEM, 2nd H Steel, 3rd P N BINNIE - Moss Judge:Ken Turpin

BALLANCE AGRI NUTRIENTS FARM PRODUCE HINDS SEED CLEANING SEEDS CLASS 383 2kg Wheat. Any feed variety, wheat must be named: 1st T F CORBETT, 2nd Austin Farming Limited, 3rd T & P CLARK, CLASS 384 2kg Wheat. Any biscuit variety, wheat must be named: 1st T F CORBETT, CLASS 385 2kg Wheat. Any milling variety, wheat must be named: 1st T F CORBETT, 2nd T & P CLARK, 3rd T & P CLARK, CLASS 386 2kg Peas. Any variety, must be named: 1st Austin Farming Limited, 2nd Austin Farming Limited, 3rd T & P CLARK, CLASS 389 10kg Feed Barley, any variety, to be named: 1st T F CORBETT, 2nd Austin Farming Limited, CLASS 391 Any Perennial Ryegrass, one 500ml jar.

(Nui, Ariki, Ruanui, Ellet, etc.): 1st Austin Farming Limited, 2nd T & P CLARK, 3rd T & P CLARK, CLASS 392 Any Other Seed, one 500ml jar, variety to be named: 1st T & P CLARK, 2nd T & P CLARK, 3rd T & P CLARK Judge: Luke Evans CRANFIELD GLASS VEGETABLES & FRUIT Heaviest Pumpkin (Sash): Karin Chamber Outstanding Vegetable / Fruit Entry - Sutton Rosebowl: C Ellery CLASS 402 Heaviest Pumpkin or Squash: 1st Korin Chambers, 2nd Pennie Saunders, CLASS 403 Heaviest Potato: 1st Percy Goldfinch, 2nd C Ellery, CLASS 404 Heaviest Carrot: 1st Jane Arena, CLASS 406 Heaviest Onion: 1st Dave Strong, 2nd Joan WHILLANS, 3rd Percy Goldfinch, CLASS 407 Heaviest Marrow: 1st C Ellery, 2nd Joan Whillans, 3rd Percy Goldfinch - , CLASS 408 Heaviest Apple: 1st Percy Goldfinch, 2nd Joan Whillans, 3rd Cherie Thorns, CLASS 410 Ugliest Vegetable: 1st Jane Arenas, 2nd Percy Goldfinch, CLASS 411 Collection of Vegetables - Your Choice - 90 x 120 cm space: 1st C Ellery, 2nd Percy Goldfinch - , CLASS 412 Three Parsnips: 1st C Ellery, CLASS 413 Three Carrots: 1st Jane Arenas, 2nd C Ellery, CLASS 414 Three Long Beetroot: 1st C Ellery - , 2nd Percy Goldfinch, CLASS 415 Three Round Beetroot: 1st C Ellery, 2nd Percy Goldfinch - , 3rd Cate Hogan- Wright, CLASS 416 Three Red Onions: 1st Percy Goldfinch - , 2nd Dave Strong, CLASS 417 Three Onions, any other variety: 1st Joan WHILLANS - , 2nd Dave Strong, 3rd Percy Goldfinch - , CLASS 419 Three Heads of Garlic: 1st Dace Strong, 2nd C Ellery, 3rd C Ellery, CLASS 420 One Head of Silver Beet: 1st C Ellery, CLASS 421 Five Table Potatoes - White, must be named: 1st C Ellery, 2nd Jane Arenas, 3rd John Mime, CLASS 422 Five Table Potatoes - Red, must be named: 1st C Ellery, 2nd C Ellery, 3rd Percy Goldfinch - , CLASS 423 One Lettuce: 1st Percy Goldfinch, CLASS 424 One Cabbage: 1st Percy Goldfinch, CLASS 425 One Pumpkin: 1st Joan Whillans, 2nd C Ellery, 3rd Cate Hogan- Wright, CLASS 426 One Marrow: 1st C Ellery, 2nd Joan Whillans, 3rd Percy Goldfinch - , CLASS 427 Three Zucchini: 1st

John Milne, 2nd Cate Hogan- Wright, 3rd Percy Goldfinch, CLASS 429 One Cucumber: 1st C Ellery, 2nd Val Flemins, 3rd Ann Price, CLASS 431 Six Stalks of Rhubarb: 1st Val Fleming, 2nd Percy Goldfinch - , 3rd John Milne, CLASS 432 Six Pods of Dwarf Beans: 1st Cate Hogan- Wright, CLASS 433 Six Pods of Climber or Runner Beans: 1st Cate Hogan- Wright, CLASS 434 Three Leeks: 1st Percy Goldfinch - , 2nd C Ellery, CLASS 437 Six Stalks of Parsley: 1st Percy Goldfinch - , CLASS 438 Four Kinds of Culinary Herbs, to be named: 1st Percy Goldfinch, 2nd Diane Milne, CLASS 439 Two Cobs of Corn (Exhibitor may inspect before showing): 1st Val Fleming, 2nd Percy Goldfinch - , CLASS 440 Any Other Vegetable: 1st Percy Goldfinch - , 2nd Val Fleming, CLASS 442 Three Pears: 1st Percy Goldfinch, CLASS 443 Three Apples: 1st Percy Goldfinch, 2nd John Milne, 3rd John Milne, CLASS 444 Three Peaches: 1st Joan Whillams, CLASS 445 Three Lemons: 1st C Ellery, CLASS 446 Bunch of Grapes, mature or immature: 1st Percy Goldfinch - , CLASS 447 Three Ripe Tomatoes: 1st J Milne, 2nd Cherie Chambers, 3rd C Ellery, CLASS 448 Three Green Tomatoes: 1st C Ellery, 2nd J Milne, 3rd V Fleming, CLASS 449 Three Heirloom Tomatoes: 1st C Ellery, CLASS 450 Ten Walnuts in Shell: 1st Pennie Saunders, 2nd Ann Price, 3rd Val Fleming Judge: Bill Harrison HOME MADE TABLE WINES OPEN CLASSES CLASS 452 Sweet White Wine: 1st John Grant, 2nd Dennys GUILD - Quince, CLASS 453 Dry Red Wine: 1st Dennys GUILD Elderberry, 2nd John Grant, 3rd Dennys GUILD - Raspberry/Rhubarb, CLASS 454 Sweet Red Wine: 1st Dennys GUILD - Mixed Red Fruit, 2nd Dennys GUILD - Blackberry/Plum, 3rd John Grant, CLASS 455 Open Class, Wine: 1st Dennys GUILD - Parsnip, 2nd John Grant, CLASS 456 Home Brew, Light Lager, mild: 1st Rob Hickmott, 2nd C Ellery, CLASS 457 Home Brew, Stout, bitter: 1st C Ellery, 2nd Dennys GUILD - NZ Pale Ale, 3rd Dennys GUILD - Brown Ale, CLASS 459 Home Brew, Any Type: 1st Rob Hickmott, 2nd Rob Hickmott, 2nd C Ellery Judge: Bruce & Yvonne Le Comte

ARTHUR CATES PRESERVES PRESERVES CLASS 466 Six Fresh Hens Eggs, judged by weight, brown or tinted, single yolked: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Judy FIELDER, 3rd Barbara SCOLES - , 4th Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 467 Gift Basket: 1st Barbara SCOLES - , CLASS 468 Breakfast Tray: 2nd Barbara SCOLES - , CLASS 469 One jar of Homemade Muesli, untoasted: 1st Joan WHILLANS - , 2nd Barbara SCOLES - , 3rd Jane Arenas - , CLASS 470 One jar Raspberry Jam: 1st S B RANKIN - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 471 One jar Apricot Jam: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd Jan WHILLANS, CLASS 472 One jar Strawberry Jam: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd DA Hill - , CLASS 473 One Jar Blackcurrant Jam: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd DA Hill - , CLASS 474 Jam. 2 varieties: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 475 One jar Microwaved Jam: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 476 One jar Marmalade: 1st S B RANKIN - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 477 One jar of Jelly, any fruit: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 478 One jar of Apricots: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd C Ellery, 3rd Barbara SCOLES - , CLASS 479 One jar of Peaches: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Barbara SCOLES - , CLASS 480 One jar any other Fruit: 1st Barbara SCOLES - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 481 One jar of Tomatoes: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Barbara SCOLES - , CLASS 482 One jar of Beetroot: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd C Ellery, 3rd Barbara SCOLES - , CLASS 483 One jar of Pickles, unthickened: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Joan WHILLANS, 3rd Joan WHILLANS - , CLASS 484 One jar of Pickles, thickened: 1st Joan WHILLANS - , 2nd C Ellery, 3rd Barbara SCOLES - , CLASS 485 One jar of Pickled Gherkins or Onions: 1st C Ellery, 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd Barbara SCOLES - , CLASS 486 One jar of Pickled Lemons: 1st Barbara SCOLES - , 2nd Joan WHILLANS - , CLASS 487 One Bottle of Tomato Sauce: 1st S B RANKIN - , 2nd Barbara SCOLES - , 3rd Joan WHILLANS - , CLASS 488 One jar of Tomato Relish, unthickened: 1st DA Hill - , 2nd Joan WHILLANS - , 3rd Barbara SCOLES - , CLASS 489 One jar of Relish, not Tomato: 1st Joan WHILLANS - , 2nd Joan WHILLANS, 3rd

Mayfield A&P Show results, 2019 www.guardianonline.co.nz Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 490 One jar of Chutney: 1st Joan WHILLANS, 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd Barbara SCOLES - , CLASS 491 One bottle of Sauce, other: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Vanessa Powell, 3rd Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 492 Collection of three jars, one each of Pickles, Relish, Chutney: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Barbara SCOLES - , CLASS 493 One Glass of Lemon Honey: 1st Joan WHILLANS - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd Jane Arenas - , 3rd S B RANKIN - , CLASS 494 One Jar of Home Made Honey: 1st Barbara SCOLES - , CLASS 495 Fruit Paste, any variety: 1st Barbara SCOLES - , CLASS 496 Home Made Cheese: 1st Barbara SCOLES - , 2nd Jane Arenas - , 3rd Jane Arenas - , CLASS 497 One Bottle of Homemade Drink, non alcoholic, to be labelled: 1st Amelia Chambers, 2nd Barbara SCOLES - , CLASS 498 One Bottle of Herbs: 1st Barbara SCOLES Judge: Karen McIntyre

COOKERY JUNIOR COOKERY HEALTHY LUNCH BOX CLASS 499 Primary School: 1st Sebastian Arenas JUNIOR COOKERY JUNIOR - UNDER 10 years on 1st March 2019 CLASS 502 Three Muffins any variety: 2nd Pearl Arrowsmith - , CLASS 503 One Decorated Gingerbread Man: 1st Kataraina King, 2nd Owen King, 3rd Sebastian Arenas - , 4th Breanna Conner, CLASS 504 Cake - any variety: 1st Pearl Arrowsmith - , 2nd Peyton Fews - , 3rd Flynn Carr - 504, 4th Toby Connor, CLASS 505 One Wine Biscuit with Edible Decorations: 1st Pearl Arrowsmith - , 2nd Sebastian Arenas - , CLASS 506 One Decorated Gingerbread Man, Pre School Age Only: 1st Third, 2nd Elect, 2nd George, 3rd Gethin, 3rd Hazel JUNIOR COOKERY INTERMEDIATE - 10 years and UNDER 13 years on 1st March 2019 CLASS 508 Chocolate Cake, Plain Icing: 1st Olivia Connor, CLASS 516 One Microwave Cooked Pudding in a Cup: 1st James CLARK, 2nd Korin Chambers JUNIOR COOKERY SENIOR - 13 years and UNDER 19 years on 1st March 2019 CLASS 517 Chocolate Cake, Plain Icing: 1st Amelia Chambers, CLASS 518 Three Biscuits. Uniced. Any Variety: 1st Amelia Chambers, 2nd Samual CLARK Judge:Andrea Bailey OPEN COOKERY NOVICE - Aged 19 and Over CLASS 524 Chocolate Cake, Plain Icing: 1st Hayley Thomson - , CLASS 525 Three Scones: 1st Marie McAnulty - , 2nd Hayley Thomson - , 3rd Anna Arrowsmith - , CLASS 526 Three Pikelets: 1st Hayley Thomson - , 2nd Anna Arrowsmith - , CLASS 527 Three Pieces Cooked Slice, One Variety: 1st Hayley Thomson - , 2nd Marie McAnulty - , CLASS 528 Three Biscuits, Uniced: 1st Jane Arenas - , 2nd Hayley Thomson - , 3rd Marie McAnulty Judge:Nancy Dimick OPEN COOKERY BREAD, SCONES AND PASTRY CLASS 529 Lavosh: 1st Joan WHILLANS, CLASS 530 One piece of Bacon and Egg Pie: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Joan WHILLANS, CLASS 531 One Home Made Loaf of White Bread: 1st M K Bean - , CLASS 532 One Home Made Loaf of Bread, other than White: 1st M K Bean - , 2nd M K Bean - , 3rd Jane Arenas - , CLASS 533 One Home Made Loaf of Bread, Made in Bread Maker: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd Gerald JACOBSON , CLASS 534 Fruit Loaf: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd DA Hill - , CLASS 535 Three Scones, oven: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Tamzin Read - , 3rd Gerald JACOBSON - , 4th DA Hill - , CLASS 536 Three Date Scones: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Tamzin Read - , 3rd DA Hill - , CLASS 537 Three Sausage Rolls, any variety: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd S.B Rankin, 3rd Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 538 Three Pikelets: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Tamzin Read - , 3rd DA Hill - , CLASS 539 Three Savoury Muffins: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Hayley Thomson - , 3rd Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 540 Three Bran Muffins, no fruit: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Tamzin Read - , 3rd DA Hill - , CLASS 541 Three Fruit Muffins, using either fresh or dried fruit: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd DA Hill - , 3rd Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 542 Three Gluten Free Muffins: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Tamzin Read - , 3rd Glenys Rapsey Judge:Nancy Dimick OPEN COOKERY CAKES, BISCUITS AND SLICES CLASS 544 ‘Man Cake’ Banana Cake, Iced,

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Cooked by a Male: 1st Gerald JACOBSON - , 2nd Gary Harrison, 3rd Nathan Connolly, CLASS 545 Light Fruit Cake: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd DA Hill - , CLASS 546 Sultana Cake: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd DA Hill - , CLASS 547 Sponge with Mock Cream Filling, any variety: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd Gerald JACOBSON - , CLASS 548 Uniced Banana Cake: 1st Jane Arenas - , 2nd DA Hill , 3rd Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 549 Sponge Sandwich, jam filled: 1st Tamzin Read - , CLASS 550 Three Pieces of Shortbread: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd S B RANKIN - , 3rd Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 551 Chocolate Cake, Plain Icing: 1st S B RANKIN - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 552 Uncooked Slice, 3 pieces: 1st Tamzin Read - , 2nd S B RANKIN - , 3rd Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 553 Three Anzac Biscuits: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Tamzin Read - , CLASS 554 Three Afghans: 1st S B RANKIN - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd G & S HARRISON, CLASS 555 Three Belgium Biscuits: 1st S B RANKIN - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd Tamzin Read - , CLASS 556 Two Varieties of Biscuits, 3 of each: 1st S B RANKIN - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd Tamzin Read - , CLASS 557 Two Varieties of Slices, 3 of each: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Tamzin Read - , 3rd Glenys Rapsey - , CLASS 558 Carrot Cake, Iced, to be cooked in a ring tin: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Mr I R WHILLANS, 3rd G & S HARRISON, 4th S B RANKIN - , CLASS 560 3 Gingernuts: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Tamzin Read - , CLASS 561 Gluten Free Chocolate Cake, Plain Icing: 1st Glenys Rapsey - , 2nd Tamzin Read - , 3rd C J Thorne, CLASS 562 Four Pieces of Gluten Free Slice: 1st Tamzin Read - , 2nd Glenys Rapsey - , 3rd Glenys Rapsey Judge:Bronny Perkins

OPEN CLASSES CLASS 604 Spanish Fiesta: 1st Fiona Williamson - , 2nd Jackie RYAN - , 3rd Catherine MCCORMICK - , CLASS 605 Muted Harmony: 1st Fiona Williamson - , 2nd Judy FIELDER, 3rd Jackie RYAN - , CLASS 606 Gifts of Aotearoa: 1st Jackie RYAN , 2nd Fiona Williamson - , 3rd Catherine MCCORMICK - , CLASS 607 Traditional with a Twist: 1st Jackie RYAN - , 2nd Jacquie MURDOCH - , 3rd Alison Donald - , CLASS 608 Musical Interlude: 1st Fiona Williamson - , 2nd Jackie RYAN - , 3rd Judy FIELDER, CLASS 609 Another Angle: 1st Fiona Williamson - , 2nd Jackie RYAN - , 3rd Catherine MCCORMICK - , CLASS 610 Bark and Berries: 1st Fiona Williamson - , 2nd Jackie RYAN - , 3rd Catherine MCCORMICK Judge:Annette Waller

FLOWERS

Premier Exhibit Craft: Vanessa Powell CLASS 630 A Fabric Box: 1st Debra Ellery, 2nd Margaret POWELL - , CLASS 631 Home made Bag: 1st Margaret POWELL - , 2nd Jess Heaven - , CLASS 632 Home made Doll: 1st Christine MOORE - , CLASS 633 Home made Soft Toy or Teddy Bear: 1st Cushla Flannery - , 2nd Cushla Flannery - , 3rd Jess Heaven - , CLASS 634 Any Article of Felt work: 1st Debra ELLERY, 2nd Christine MOORE - , 3rd Margaret POWELL - , CLASS 635 A Christmas decoration: 1st Vanessa Powell, 2nd Christine MOORE - , 3rd Vanessa Powell - , CLASS 636 A Christmas Decoration, made by a Primary School Age Pupil: 1st Jess Heaven, 2nd Emily Heaven - , 3rd Jess Heaven - , CLASS 637 Collection of Handwork, 3 distinct varieties: 1st Debra ELLERY, 2nd Christine MOORE - , CLASS 640 Home Made Card, Adult: 1st Cushla Flannery, 2nd Cushla Flannery - , 3rd Margaret POWELL - , CLASS 641 Home Made Card, SchoolAged: 1st Emily Heaven - , 2nd Sebastian Arenas - , CLASS 642 An Item of Jewellery: 1st Cushla Flannery - , CLASS 643 A Mosiac Creation no bigger than 50cm x 50cm: 1st Emily Heaven - , 2nd Jess Heaven - , CLASS 644 An Article of Craft not otherwise specified: 1st Vanessa Powell, 2nd Vanessa Powell - , 3rd G & S HARRISON, 4th Cushla Flannery - , 5th Jess Heaven - , CLASS 645 An Article of Craft, open to Secondary School Pupils Year 9-13: 1st Sierra Chambers, CLASS 646 An Item of Jewellery, Open to School Pupils Year 0-8: 1st Clyde Carr - 646, CLASS 647 A Creation from Buttons, open to School Pupils Year 0-8: 1st Jess Heaven - , 2nd Emily Heaven - , CLASS 648 An Article of Craft, open to School Pupils Year 0-8: 1st Emily Heaven - , 2nd Jess Heaven - , CLASS 649 An Article of Craft, open to Pre School Age Children: 1st Fergus Morrow, 2nd Yarra, 3rd Mary-Grace Pullan - , 4th Fergus Morrow Judge: Vicky Ivey

ASHBURTON GUARDIAN CUT FLOWERS CLASS 566 Lavender Posy: 1st Diane Milne, 2nd Hamish McCormick, CLASS 567 One head of Hydrangea: 1st Alison Donald, 2nd Val Fleming, 3rd Judy Fielder, CLASS 568 Small container of Heather: 1st Diane Milne, CLASS 569 One Gladiolus: 1st Sheryl Harrison, CLASS 571 Pompon Dahlias 5cm and under, 3 blooms in one container: 1st Jackie Ryan, 2nd Jackie Ryan, 3rd Jackie Ryan, CLASS 572 Miniature Decorative Dahlia, 15 cm or under, 3 blooms in one container: 1st Jackie Ryan, 2nd Jackie Ryan, 3rd Bill Harrison, CLASS 573 Miniature Cactus Dahlia, 5cm or under, 3 blooms in one container: 1st Jackie Ryan, 2nd Jackie Ryan, 3rd Jackie Ryan, CLASS 574 Small Decorative Dahlia, 3 blooms in one container: 1st Jackie Ryan, 2nd Alison Donald, 3rd Jackie Ryan, CLASS 575 Water Lily Dahlia, 3 blooms in one container: 1st Jackie Ryan, 2nd Jackie Ryan, 3rd Alison Donald, CLASS 576 Medium Decorative Dahlia, one bloom: 1st Alison Donald, 2nd Bill Harrison, 3rd Jackie Ryan, CLASS 577 Medium Cactus Dahlia, one bloom: 1st Bill Harrison, 2nd Jackie Ryan, 3rd Bill Harrison, CLASS 578 Giant Decorative Dahlia, 25cm or over, one bloom: 1st Jackie Ryan, CLASS 579 Any Other Dahlia: 1st Jackie Ryan, 2nd Alison Donald, 3rd Alison Donald, CLASS 582 One Rose in a Bud Vase: 1st Jo Hewson, 2nd Ann Price, CLASS 583 One Stem David Austin Rose, to be named: 1st Judy Fielder, 2nd Jo Hewson, 3rd Ann Price, CLASS 584 Container of Miniature Roses: 1st Hamish McCormick, 2nd Hamish McCormick, CLASS 585 One Stem of Floribunda Rose: 1st Margaret Powell, 2nd Cate Hogan, 3rd Margaret Powell, CLASS 587 A Jar of Daisies: 1st Alison Donald, CLASS 588 Petunias, 3 stems on plate: 1st Jo Hewson, CLASS 590 Container of Mixed Perennials: 1st Jackie Ryan, CLASS 595 Small Jar of Sweet Peas: 1st Anna McCoubrey, 2nd Ann Price, 3rd Jackie Ryan, CLASS 596 Miniature Bloom, under 5cm: 1st Alison Donald, CLASS 597 A Collection of Foliage: 1st Alison Donald, 2nd Hamish McCormick, CLASS 598 Any Other Cut Bloom, not previously specified: 1st Alison Donald, 2nd Judy Fielder Judge: Brian Glassey LUSHINGTONS DECORATIVE NOVICE CLASSES CLASS 600 Coastal Gatherings: 1st Janet Kingsbury - , 2nd Anne Watson - Flowers, 3rd G & S HARRISON - , CLASS 601 Ode to Autumn: 1st Anne Watson - Flowers, 2nd Janet Kingsbury - , 3rd G & S HARRISON - , CLASS 602 White Washed: 1st Anne Watson - Flowers, 2nd Janet Kingsbury - , 3rd G & S HARRISON - , CLASS 603 Lichen and Lemon: 1st Anne Watson - Flowers, 2nd Janet Kingsbury LUSHINGTONS DECORATIVE

HANDWORK REDMONDS NEEDLEWORK CLASS 611 Patchwork Quilt: 1st Alison FLEMING, CLASS 615 Crocheted Article: 1st Cushla Flannery, CLASS 617 Article of Needlework, counted thread: 1st Debra Ellery, 2nd Margaret POWELL - , 3rd Jayne CLARK - , CLASS 619 Article of Freestyle Hand Embroidery: 1st Debra Ellery, CLASS 620 Canvaswork Article in Wool or Cotton: 1st Debra Ellery, CLASS 622 Article with Charted Cross Stitch: 1st Debra Ellery, 2nd Cushla Flannery - , 3rd Christine MOORE Judge: Vicky Ivey MACHINE SEWING CLASS 624 Adult’s Garment: 2nd Jayne CLARK - , CLASS 625 Apron: 2nd Jayne CLARK - , CLASS 627 Thrift Class: 1st Sarah Scrase - , 2nd Christine MOORE - , CLASS 628 Homemade Cushion Cover with Inner: 1st Margaret POWELL - , 2nd Sarah Scrase Judge: Vicky Ivey

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KNITTING CLASS 650 Set of hand knitted Doll’s Clothes, dressed on a doll: 1st Christine MOORE - , CLASS 651 Hand knitted Toy: 1st Christine MOORE, 2nd Cushla Flannery - , 3rd Cushla Flannery - , CLASS 652 Hand knitted Hat: 1st Wendy Kinvig, 2nd M K Bean - , 3rd Wendy Kinvig, CLASS 653 Hand knitted Tea Cosy: 1st Cushla Flannery - , 2nd Margaret POWELL - , 3rd Cushla Flannery - , CLASS 654 Hand knitted Garment, 4 ply or finer, pure wool, brand label to be attached: 1st Wendy Kinvig, 2nd Wendy Kinvig, 3rd M K Bean - , CLASS 655 Hand knitted Adult Garment, double knit or thicker: 1st Alison FLEMING, CLASS 657 Collection of Baby Garments: 1st Wendy Kinvig, 2nd Wendy Kinvig, CLASS 658 Hand knitted Bootees: 1st Wendy Kinvig, 2nd M K Bean - , 3rd M K Bean - , CLASS

661 A Baby’s Hand Knitted Singlet in 4 ply or finer in pure wool: 1st Margaret POWELL - , CLASS 662 Fashion Garment or Article in Fancy Yarn, Possum or Alpaca: 1st Christine MOORE, CLASS 663 Any Article made with Handspun Wool: 2nd Jenny Evans Judge:Vicky Ivey

ART OPEN Premier Exhibit Art: Helen Boyd CLASS 665 Painting in oils or acrylic, Land or Seascape: 1st Rae Wilson - , CLASS 666 Painting in oils or acrylic, other than Land or Seascape: 1st Helen Boyd, 2nd Helen Boyd, 3rd Rae Wilson - , CLASS 667 Painting in oils or acrylic, Novice: 1st G & S HARRISON, 2nd Rae Wilson - , 3rd G & S HARRISON, CLASS 669 Painting in water colour, other than Land or Seascape: 1st Kathryn Wright, 2nd Sarah Scrase - , 3rd Rae Wilson - , CLASS 670 Painting in water colour, Novice: 1st Rae Wilson - , CLASS 671 Drawing: 1st Joan WHILLANS, 2nd Sarah Scrase - , CLASS 674 Art Work, Any Medium: 1st Kathryn Wright, 1st Vanessa Powell - , 2nd Kathryn Wright, 3rd Rae Wilson ART SCHOOL AGE CLASS 676 Pencil / Ink Artwork by School Pupil (Year 7-13): 1st Sierra Chambers - , 2nd Sierra Chambers - , 3rd Max Philpot, CLASS 677 Painting by Secondary School Age Pupil (Year 9-13): 1st Sierra Chambers - , CLASS 678 Painting by Primary School Pupil (Year 0-8): 1st Georgia Heaven, 2nd Daniette Marriott, 3rd Emily McCulloch, CLASS 679 An Article of Computer Generated Art, Year 7-13: 1st Jordyn Taylor, 2nd Wayne Ocon, 3rd Isabelle Taylor, CLASS 680 Decorated Hard Boiled Egg: 1st Jess Heaven - , 2nd Emily Heaven, 3rd Sebastian Arenas - , CLASS 681 Collage using a combination of Materials.: 1st Coby Powell, 2nd Adam Forbes, 3rd Nurryya Kiw, CLASS 682 Hanging Paper Plate, Farm Theme, Aged 5 & 6 years: 1st Charlotte Whillans, 2nd Frankie Fielder, 3rd George Dampney, CLASS 683 Hand Painted Saucer, Aged 10 and over: 1st Jess Heaven - , 2nd Emily Heaven, CLASS 684 Painted Tile, Aged 10 and Over: 1st Jess Heaven - , 2nd Sierra Chambers ART PRE SCHOOL AGE CLASS 686 A Drawing or Painting: 1st Gethin, 2nd Gabe, 3rd Annabelle, CLASS 687 An Egg Carton Creation: 1st Gethin, 2nd George, 3rd Ty Austin Judge:Suzie Millichamp MODELS CLASS 688 Funky Garden Pot: 1st Jess Heaven - , 2nd Emily Heaven - , CLASS 689 A ‘Wearable Art’ Mask: 1st Jess Heaven - , 2nd Emily Heaven - , CLASS 690 A Recycled Creation: 1st Vanessa Powell, 2nd Jess Heaven - , 3rd Charlie CLARK - , CLASS 691 Article of Woodwork made by School Age Pupil: 1st Samuel CLARK - , 2nd Emily Heaven - , 3rd Samual CLARK, CLASS 692 Kitset Model, under 12 years: 1st James CLARK - , CLASS 693 Kitset Model. 12 years and over: 1st Arlo Bruce - , CLASS 694 Article of Lego or junior Engineering, kitset design: 1st James Johnson, 2nd James CLARK - , 3rd James CLARK - , CLASS 695 Article of Lego or junior Engineering, kitset design: 1st Peyton Fews - , 2nd James Sim, 3rd Tom Johnson, CLASS 696 Article of Lego or Junior Engineering, own design no larger than 50 x 50 cm: 1st Peyton Fews - , 2nd Mia Doyle, 3rd Quin Austin - , CLASS 697 Article of Lego or Junior Engineering, own design no larger than 50 x 50cm: 1st James Sim, 2nd Felix Bruce, 3rd Dylan Boyd, CLASS 698 Creation, any material, no bigger than 50 x 50 cm: 1st Emily Heaven - , 2nd Thomas CORBETT, 3rd Jess Heaven - , CLASS 699 Article of K’nex: 1st Thomas CORBETT, CLASS 700 Creation from Farmyard Junk: 1st Quin Austin - , 2nd George Whillans, 3rd Flynn Carr - 700 Judge:Melanie Roysmith LUSHINGTONS SCARECROW COMPETITION CLASS 701 School Years 0-8 - “Superhero”: 1st Georgia Greenslade, 2nd Harakeke Class MtSS - , 3rd Karoyn Broom Hall, 3rd Louise Greenslade, CLASS 702 Secondary School & Adults - “Groovy Baby”: 1st Maryann Heaven -

PHOTOGRAPHY COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHS CLASS 703 Water or Seascape: 1st Kathryn Greenslade - , 2nd Kathryn Greenslade - , 3rd Heather Elwood - , CLASS 704 Child Study: 1st Donna SHAW - , 2nd Donna SHAW - , 3rd Andrea HORNSBY - , CLASS

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705 Adult Study: 1st Heather Elwood, 2nd Donna SHAW - , 3rd Donna SHAW - , CLASS 706 Depicting Life on the Land: 1st Heather Elwood - , 2nd Heather Elwood - , 3rd Andrea HORNSBY - , CLASS 707 Textures: 1st Kathryn Wright - , 2nd Heather Elwood - , 3rd Donna SHAW - , CLASS 709 Sports Action: 1st Donna SHAW - , 2nd Andrea HORNSBY - , 3rd Elaine Marett - , CLASS 710 Rust Never Sleeps: 1st Andrea HORNSBY - , 2nd Donna SHAW - , 3rd Heather Elwood - , CLASS 712 Burst of Colour: 1st Andrea HORNSBY - , 2nd Donna SHAW - , 3rd Donna SHAW - , CLASS 713 A Single Flower or Plant Study: 1st Elaine Marett - , 2nd Donna SHAW - , 3rd Heather Elwood - , CLASS 714 Digitally Manipulated Photo, Competitor’s Own Choice: 1st Donna SHAW - , 2nd Heather Elwood - , CLASS 715 Reflections: 1st Andrea HORNSBY - , 2nd Heather Elwood - , 3rd Kathryn Greenslade Judge: Jude Box BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHS CLASS 716 Figure Study: 1st G & S HARRISON - , 2nd Heather Elwood - , CLASS 717 Competitor’s Own Choice: 1st Donna SHAW - , 2nd Donna SHAW - , 3rd G & S HARRISON - , 4th Elaine Marett Judge:Jude Box DISTRICT EXHIBITORS ONLY CLASS 718 Depicting Mid Canterbury District: 1st Joan WHILLANS Judge:Jude Box SCHOOL AGE SECTION SECONDARY SCHOOL AGE CLASS 724 Landscape or Seascape: 1st Ethan Hornsby - , 2nd Ethan Hornsby - , CLASS 725 Sports and Hobbies: 1st Ethan Hornsby - , CLASS 726 Own Choice: 1st Ethan Hornsby - , 2nd Sierra Chambers Judge:Jude Box

CHILDREN’S PRODUCE PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN’S PRODUCE SECTION CLASS 728 One Cob of Corn: 1st Ella McDowell, 2nd Korin Chambers - , 3rd Ella McDowell, CLASS 729 Two Potatoes, 1 variety: 1st Korin Chambers - , CLASS 730 Two Carrots, any variety: 1st Korin Chambers - , CLASS 731 Six Stems of Sweet Peas: 1st Ella McDowell, 2nd Jess Heaven, 3rd Korin Chambers - , CLASS 732 Three Blooms of African Marigold: 1st Emily Heaven, 2nd Korin Chambers - , 3rd Jess Heaven, CLASS 733 Flowers for a Friend: 1st Ella McDowell, 2nd Jess Heaven, 3rd Emily Heaven, CLASS 735 One Fresh Sunflower: 1st Ella McDowell, 2nd Emily Heaven, 3rd Jess Heaven, CLASS 736 Vegetable and / or Fruit Sculpture: 1st Peyten Frews, 2nd Clyde Carr, 3rd Angus Whillans Judge:Jan Early PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN’S DECORATIVE SECTION CLASS 738 Vase of Flowers: 1st Emily Heaven, 2nd Jess Heaven, 3rd Georgia Heaven, CLASS 739 A One Flower Arrangement, Years 0-4: 1st George Whillans, 2nd Lisheia Barrett, 3rd Lisheia Barrett, CLASS 740 A Three Flower Arrangement, Years 5-8: 1st Emily Heaven, 2nd Mia Doyle, 3rd Jess Heaven, CLASS 741 Aqua Jar, Years 0-8: 1st Lisheia Barrett, 2nd MJ Tagau, 3rd Sean Serrano, CLASS 742 Tea Cup & Saucer Posy, Years 7 & 8: 1st Rebecca Kidd, 2nd Jess Heaven, CLASS 743 An Arrangement in a Novelty Container, Years 0-4: 2nd Riley Heaven, 3rd Harriet Phillips, CLASS 744 An Arrangement in a Novelty Container, Years 5-8: 1st Arlo Bruce, 2nd Arlo Bruce, 2nd Owen King, 3rd Issy Carr, CLASS 745 A Flower in a Floating Bowl (soup plate), Years 0-4: 1st Ty Austin, 2nd Mia Doyle, 3rd Izaac Hugging Jessett, CLASS 746 Sand Saucer, Years 0-6, Must be in a Saucer: 1st Logan Wheeler, 2nd Harriet Phillips, 2nd Katorina King, 3rd Hannah Kidd, CLASS 747 A Greenery (foliage) Arrangement: 1st Emily Heaven, 2nd Jack Gorrie, 3rd Logan, CLASS 748 Miniature Farm or Garden in container, 30 x 20 cm, Years 0-6: 1st Emily Heaven, 2nd Blake Broonhall, CLASS 749 Miniature Farm or Garden in container 30 x 20 cm, Years 7 & 8: 1st Milford Buyann, 2nd Jess Heaven, CLASS 750 Arrangement in a “Spaghetti Type” Can, Years 0-6: 1st Fergus Oliver, 2nd Lily Oliver, 3rd Etta Jade Holland Judge:Jan Early PRE SCHOOL CHILDREN’S DECORATIVE SECTION CLASS 752 Sand Saucer, Must be in a Saucer: 1st Charlotte W, 2nd Ash King, 3rd Mayfield Playcentre, CLASS 754 A Novelty Container, no larger than 30 x 30cm: 1st Layla Singleton, 2nd Mayfield Playcentre, CLASS 755 Wheat / Grass Head: 1st Hazel Scott, 2nd Archie Williams, 3rd Gethin Llyod Judge:Jan Early

Let our family care for your family.

The ladies What is the best thing about living at Terrace View?

Frances: It’s Richard, our maintenance man! And the morning tea catch-ups.

Eileen: Esme: room.

Eileen: My studio is all I need and it is the way I want it. I can cook for myself and keep my independence.

Esme: I have no gardening to do!

What do you enjoy about your living space?

Frances: I like the atmosphere of my apartment. It feels like

Terrace View?

Frances: Eileen: are very good to me and I couldn’t do without them. We also

grounds are nice.

Esme:

(sitting) Frances, Eileen and Esme

Our activities team What kind of activities do you organise?

We organise activities such as: • Reading the newspaper every morning • • Weekly van trips • Exercise classes three days a week to help with mobility • Volunteers come and play music which the residents really enjoy • Games eg indoor bowls, ladder golf and more • • activities depend on seasons too.

What do you look for in activities? connection.

What do you enjoy about being part of the activities team?

What made you get involved in helping the elderly?

Colleen: I have always worked with the elderly and I love it!

It is very rewarding to make our residents’ retirement better and full of fun, laughter and joy.

Sheeran: I was a carer before being part of the activities team so it is a natural progression for me. With this new position, I see residents in a social way and can chat with them more.

It feels really good to make residents’ life more meaningful and make them smile.

Colleen and Sheeran

Our head of housekeeping Tell us a bit about yourself…

I’m from Timaru, however I moved to Ashburton 35 years ago so I am now a local. I have been in retail for over 20 years and enjoyed dealing with people before I took on this new challenging position back in April.

I spend most of my spare time visiting my grandchildren, reading and walking.

What do you enjoy about your new position at Terrace View?

I really like interacting with the residents and get great satisfaction from what my team and I do trying to keep Terrace View spotless. It is a great place to work with a friendly atmosphere.

What do you love about Terrace View?

Heather

Come and meet the team today to discuss these great living options and be part of the Terrace View family.

Available now: • 2 Care suites • 1 Studio • 1 One bedroom apartment Phone 03 307 6140 37 carters terrace tinwald, ashburton 7700 www.terraceview.co.nz

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Writer and actor Lisa Brickell and musician and actor Siri Embla star in Mockingbird, coming to Ashburton on March 19.

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es, through the powerful and engaging medium of theatre and sensitive use of humour, is a wonderful way to gain empathy and understanding,” Allan said.

Brickell was the writer in collaboration with composer Sarah Macombee and dramaturge Ruth Dudding. Musician and actor Siri Embla stars alongside Brickell in the play, directed

by Giovanni Fusetti and Dudding.

Fresh from sell-out seasons in Norway, Sydney and Waipu, Mockingbird is touring courtesy of Arts of Tour New Zealand and will stage in Ashburton on March 19, 7.30pm. It will be an open hat performance.

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Based on the true stories of four generations of women, Mockingbird is a tongue-in-cheek portrayal of postnatal distress.

The play follows counsellor Tina, played by the writer Lisa Brickell, who is afraid of commitment and terrified of having children due to her family history of postnatal depression.

Brickell masterfully switches between four generations of characters and their hilarious inner critic.

It is rich with personal anecdotes from Brickell’s own family and informed by the work of Dr Diana Jefferies and her team at Western Sydney University, who studied his-

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torical accounts of women admitted to Sydney’s Callan Park and Gladesville Hospitals from 1885 to 1955.

Postnatal distress affects approximately one in seven women in New Zealand and many men every year.

Mental health organisation Changing Minds New Zealand was also consulted.

Changing Minds CEO Taimi Allan said that sharing the real-life lived experience was integral to breaking down the stigma, barriers and discrimination associated with mental health issues.

“Helping people to share those experienc-

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March 9 – Ashburton Society of Arts, Bring Animals Alive with Bronwyn Shimmin oils or acrylics, all levels welcome.

Cost $85 per person.

March 16 – Zonta 2018 awards winner Emma Fitts to present a talk on her exhibition, 2pm, which is running alongside the Zonta 2019 exhibition at the Ashburton Art Gallery.

To March 17 - Ashburton Society of Arts Summer Exhibition at Short Street Studio, guest artist John Bromley.

March 18 – Tutus on Tour, Royal New Zealand Ballet, at Ashburton Trust Event Centre.

To March – Croactus by Tony Bond at Ashburton Art Gallery.

To mid March - Sandra Dryland’s Art – A Celebration. Exhibition underway at Mt Hutt Memorial Hall Methven. Come and see works from this talented and thoughtful artist, a valued member of the Ashburton Society of Arts who passed away last year.

March 19 – Mockingbird, Ashburton Trust Event Centre at 7.30pm. Based on the true stories of four generations of women and their devilish alter egos, Mockingbird is a tonguein-cheek portrayal of postnatal distress, which affects approximately one in seven women and many men every year.

To April 7 – Zonta art exhibition at Ashburton Art Gallery, in conjunction with Emma Fitts’ solo exhibition.

April 7 – Get Coloured by CanInspire Colour Fun Run, April 7 10am-noon, Lake Hood.

April 15 – Cats the musical at the Ashburton Trust Event Centre, 7.30-10pm.

April 18 – Rhythms Of Ireland – 10 Year Anniversary Tour, Ashburton Trust Event Centre at 7.30pm. Experience a spectacular evening of traditional Irish dance, music and song enhanced by stunning costumes, lighting and sound.

To April 28 - Truth of Consequences, 2018 CIRCUIT Artist Cinema Commissions at Ashburton Art Gallery.

May 1 – The Adele and Amy Songbook tribute band. Ashburton Trust Event Centre.

May 24–June 1: Sister Act! Variety Theatre of Ashburton.

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Metallica to play in New Zealand Heavy metal legends Metallica have announced that they will be bringing their WorldWired tour to New Zealand.

They will play at Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland on October 31 with support from Slipknot.

Metal fans have been long hoping that the band would make their way to New Zealand as part of the massive worldwide tour that kicked off in Puerto Rico in 2016 in support of their latest album Hardwired... to Self-Destruct. They have since travelled

through Europe and North America.

Last year drummer Lars Ulrich all but confirmed the band were on their way, telling a Metallica fan club website that the band had “got to go” to New Zealand, but stopped short of announcing any dates or potential timeframe for any shows.

“We’ve got to just sit and look.

There’s Japan, there’s Australia, there’s New Zealand. There’s a couple other pockets that obviously Metallica has a long and

very cool relationship with,” he said. “So, we just got to sit down and figure it out.”

That was enough to spur 12-year-old William Bush into action. The Havelock North super fan set up an online petition to encourage the band to play here.

His efforts attracted almost 7000 signatures.

Bush said the announcement made it all worth it.

“Hawke’s Bay was always a bit ambitious. I started the petition just to get them to New Zealand

and it paid off.”

Mother, Anna Bush said their household was full of excitement.

“Hardwork has paid off for a little boy who has written a lot of letters.”

Her husband and 15-year-old son, Ben were also fans of the band.

The band’s last visit here was way back in 2010, so a return is long overdue. Just as long as the famously volatile band doesn’t self-destruct before they get here.

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Comfort stop raises our hackles W

hen you’ve got to go, you’ve got to go – but even then, there are some limits.

Those limits though, they clearly didn’t apply to the group of people travelling through Ashburton on Friday night and chose one of the busiest points of the district to stop and relieve themselves in full view of the public.

In a purely bizarre set of circumstances, our district came under the attention of the national news world over the weekend as the story broke of the unruly visitors who couldn’t hold on the extra couple of minutes to get to one of the multitude of rests rooms available just a little further up the road.

Some people were livid – using terms like; disgusting, filthy and outrageous, while others seemed to spot the funny side of the situation and merely laughed it off as nothing major.

It could be suggested that you are only human if you’ve been in that unenviable position of needing the toilet so badly that you’re prepared to go wherever and whenever but by and large the good majority of people in

society, you’d imagine, would have the common decency to look for somewhere a little more private and unpopulated where they could do the business.

Let’s get it clear, here and now, what unfolded on Friday night on the main road was not okay.

Sometimes, you just have to go. Ducking down a quiet side road out in the countryside, away from public view is pretty commonplace, especially with kids – because there isn’t much chance of holding on there.

Those involved on Friday night made a few bad decisions, starting with the first decision to stop on the side of State Highway One to go to the toilet.

Had they pulled over, somewhere out of town away from

a huge number of public eyes, there very well may not have been this story. The second bad decision was to drive past venues like the Tinwald Tavern and the Tinwald Domain, all of which have toilet facilities.

Third on the list of bad decisions was the idea of leaving further proof of defecation at the scene of the crime. If you’re going to go to that level of dirtiness, at least take your rubbish away with you and don’t just leave it laying on the ground.

What this group has done is put future visitors to this town on notice.

Any bus that pulls over now in a location that is not the normal is going to be scrutinised closer than ever before, cameras at the

ready waiting for a mistake or a decision that can be pounced on.

Like our Mayor Donna Favel and both Andrew Falloon and Jo Luxton, the hope is that there will be some form of retribution for those involved.

The bus company says that there is now an investigation into what happened and that a complaint has been laid with police against the passengers.

It will be interesting to see how that develops – perhaps a case for restorative justice?

We need to teach people that it’s not okay to come into our district and treat it with disrespect.

And we’d hope that there are people from within our region that wouldn’t go into another and do the same.

power station.

Ten years ago: President Barack Obama signed a $410 billion spending package to keep the government running through September 2009, even as he called it “imperfect” because of the number of earmarks it contained. A teenager, Tim Kretschmer, went on a shooting rampage starting at a school in Winnenden, Germany, killing 15 people before committing suicide.

Five years ago: In an extraordinary public accusation, the head

of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Senator Dianne Feinstein declared the CIA had interfered with and then tried to intimidate a congressional investigation into the agency’s possible use of torture in terror probes during the Bush administration.

One year ago: The White House pledged to help states pay for firearms training for teachers, and renewed its call for an improved background check system, as part of a new plan to prevent school shootings like the

one that left 17 people dead at a Florida high school four weeks earlier; the plan did not include a push to boost the minimum age for purchasing assault weapons to 21. British officials investigating the nerve agent attack on a Russian ex-spy and his adult daughter said limited traces of contamination were found in a restaurant and a pub in the English city of Salisbury.

Today’s Birthdays: Media mogul Rupert Murdoch is 88. Actress Tricia O’Neil is 74. Actor Mark Metcalf is 73. Rock singer-

musician Mark Stein (Vanilla Fudge) is 72. Movie director Jerry Zucker is 69. Singer Cheryl Lynn is 68. Actress Susan Richardson is 67. Actress Alex Kingston is 56.

Former US Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. is 54. Actor John Barrowman is 52. Rock singer-musicians Benji and Joel Madden (The Madden Brothers) are 40.

Thought for today: “Perhaps it is better to wake up after all, even to suffer, rather than to remain a dupe to illusions all one’s life.”

— Kate Chopin, American writer (1851-1904).

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TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Monday, March 11, the 70th day of 2019. There are 295 days left in the year.

Today’s highlight in history: On March 11, 1985, Mikhail S. Gorbachev was chosen to succeed the late Konstantin U. Chernenko as general secretary of the Soviet Communist Party.

On this date: In 1513, Giovanni de’ Medici was proclaimed pope, succeeding Julius II; he took the name Leo X. In 1845, after hundreds of Ngapuhi warriors led by Kawiti and Hone Heke attacked Kororareka (Russell), its inhabitants were evacuated by sea. For the fourth and last timne, the flagstaff on Maiki Hill was cut down.

In 1918, what are believed to be the first confirmed US cases of a deadly global flu pandemic were reported among US Army soldiers stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas; 46 would die. (The worldwide outbreak of influenza claimed an estimated 20 to 40 million lives.)

In 1935, the Bank of Canada began operations, issuing its first series of bank notes.

In 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Lend-Lease Bill, providing war supplies to countries fighting the Axis.

In 1977, more than 130 hostages held in Washington, DC, by Hanafi Muslims were freed after ambassadors from three Islamic nations joined the negotiations.

In 1993, Janet Reno was unanimously confirmed by the Senate to be U.S. attorney general.

In 2004, 10 bombs exploded in quick succession across the commuter rail network in Madrid, Spain, killing 191 people in an attack linked to al-Qaida-inspired militants.

In 2011, a magnitude-9.0 earthquake and resulting tsunami struck Japan’s northeastern coast, killing nearly 20,000 people and severely damaging the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear

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Busy State Highway One through Tinwald was the scene of a toileting crime on Friday.

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t takes a fair amount to shock me.

Staying on a mate’s farm on Mitcham Road when I was about six, I ran headfirst into an electric fence. Not my finest moment, but in my defence it was quite dark.

My reaction was remarkably similar on Friday evening when I opened an email from a constituent.

The photos, which by now you’ll have seen, are revolting.

Visitors to our district openly relieving themselves on the side of the road, just across from a medical centre, a café, and numerous homes.

Incredibly it all happened a couple of minutes’ drive from numerous public toilets, including the ones on East Street and the Ashburton Domain. There was no reason for the bus to make a toilet stop there, on State Highway One, in full view of passing traffic and living room windows.

I’m not some evangelical prude. Growing up as a keen hiker there were times when you

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were a long way from the nearest convenience. But that old motto always applied, leave nothing but footprints, take nothing but photos.

That wasn’t the case here.

Toilet paper and other waste was left behind.

After being notified on Friday evening I got in touch with the bus company. They’re yet to answer my questions about how they’ll ensure this doesn’t happen again, but I understand that an independent tour operator had hired the bus.

It’s important they take what happened on Friday seriously. This shouldn’t happen in Tinwald, or in any part of our district or country.

The fact that it does was ap-

parent to us when Parliament sat last week. On the agenda, a draft piece of legislation to increase the maximum fine for incidents like this, and other littering, from $400 to $1000.

The sponsor of the legislation, the MP for Coromandel, highlighted examples in his own community of what happened in Tinwald.

At the Select Committee prior to the vote, all councils who submitted on the legislation were in favour of it, except Auckland.

The Ashburton District Council strongly supported the legislation, noting that the current maximum fine is far too low. I agree. If we are to ensure a proper disincentive to the sort of behaviour we saw on Friday, the maximum fines should be increased substantially.

There are other avenues that can be explored in this case. I understand that the bus company have made a complaint to Police. I also accept the infringement process open to councils has flaws around the level of evidence required (the concern

expressed by Auckland Council).

They could have easily been worked through by amending the legislation as it progressed through Parliament.

Unfortunately we won’t have that opportunity. Despite the near-unanimous disgust in our community at what happened in Tinwald on Friday, and has happened in other parts of New Zealand, the Labour Party voted against the legislation, which means it won’t progress any further.

That’s a shame. Without tough disincentives and stronger tools from Parliament, I’m worried these shocking one-off occurrences will only become more regular.

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hey’re the attractions we’re told to see before we die but they turned into a massive disappointment.

A new ranking of 99 of the world’s most iconic tourist attractions has determined which are worth seeing and which are a complete waste of time.

The people at the website stasher.com have gone through online reviews and considered factors like ease of access, safety and security, and social media engagement to rank the world’s 99 most overrated attractions, reports news.com.au.

Outrageously, an Australian icon makes the list, although thankfully it’s the only one: Sydney’s own Opera House.

It was ranked at 29 with an overall score of 6.91 out of a possible 10. The lower the number, the more overrated the attraction.

One of the sources stasher. com used to create its list was TripAdvisor, where a reviewer said the official tour of Sydney’s most famous building was “terrible”.

“It’s not worth it,” the reviewer said. “They will show you several short movies about the Opera House, better watch a documentary on BBC — it will have much more details.

“You are not allowed to take any (photos) inside also they will rush you through and advertise their shows.”

Indoor photography on tours is banned for copyright reasons.

At least the Opera House didn’t fare as poorly as the Hollywood Walk of Fame, which claimed the unflattering title of most overrated tourist destination in the world with an overall score of 3.73.

On TripAdvisor a reviewer said it “should be at the bottom of your ‘things to do’ list in LA”.

“Honestly, it’s not that great,” they said. “It is just a strip or a sidewalk, none of the glitz and glamour that you hear about Hollywood.

“Plus, the place is over crowded with tourists, scammers, homeless, creeps and weirdos.

The biggest let down is that we

The Hollywood Walk of Fame was considered to be the most disappointing tourist attraction in the world. didn’t feel safe at all. Not a single cop or security was in sight.”

In second place was Peru’s Machu Picchu, followed by Hong Kong’s Ocean Park theme park, Hong Kong Disneyland and Everland theme park in Yongin, South Korea.

The Great Wall of China, Lotte World in Seoul, the Gold Museum in Bogota, Colombia, Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar and the Great Pyramids of Giza rounded out the top-10 most overrated sites.

Few of the world’s most iconic spots were spared from the list: India’s Taj Mahal was ranked in 88th spot, faring worse than Stonehenge (81), Niagara Falls (57), the Eiffel Tower (56), Japan’s Mount Fuji (51), the National 9/11 Museum and Memorial (ouch – 37), Christ the Redeemer

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in Rio de Janeiro (33) and Angkor Wat in Cambodia (5).

The worst-ranked attractions for safety and security were the Gold Museum in Bogota – with a score of zero out of 10 – followed by the Great Pyramids of Giza, and the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, both in Bangkok.

The most difficult place to access was deemed to be Machu Picchu. Conversely, the easiest place to access was the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC. Here are what disappointed tourists had to say on TripAdvisor about some of those famous spots.

Blue Lagoon, Iceland: “We were gutted at how commercialised and ‘man-made’ this nonsense was! It’s essentially a man-made pool – as it has a flat

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concrete bottom … it pumps its hot water up with noisy engines … and you are forever walking on discarded plastic ‘glasses’ that litter the floor beneath the water, which is really unpleasant. In fact, I can think of no redeeming feature for this place: Iceland has much better things to do, places to go, and views to enjoy!”

National 9/11 Museum and Memorial, USA: “This ‘museum’ is a money making machine piggy backing from a tragedy. Really sad! Not sure who gets the money but we have been told it’s not the victims’ families.”

Mount Fuji, Japan: “You spend most of your time on the bus than at the site. We stayed for 20 mins at the mountain, 1 hour for lunch, 1 hour for

the lake. The remaining time on the bus for more than 7 hours.

We expected more as Mount Fuji was supposed to be the highlight of our trip but the tour was disappointing.”

Stonehenge, UK: “Horrid traffic around the area due to all of the rubberneckers.

Massively overpriced to visit a bunch of stones in a field … it has been completely ruined by horrible commercialisation, not to mention the pollution caused by miles of traffic tailbacks.

Avoid at all costs!”

Plaza de Espana in Seville, Spain: “Not for young children. The boat round the moat for 6 euros?

You be better buying something else for 6 euros. Very disappointing waste of time.”

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In brief Thrashed, then sacked Coach Mike Mulvey has been sacked by the Central Coast Mariners following their chastising 8-2 A-League defeat to the Wellington Phoenix. Saturday evening’s result left the rockbottom Mariners with just seven points from 21 games. The scoreline equalled the competition’s biggest scoring match when the Mariners crashed to an 8-2 home loss against Newcastle Jets just 11 months ago.

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Triple headers wanted Western Bulldogs coach Paul Groves wants AFLW triple headers at Marvel Stadium believing conditions are ideal for the development of the league. The Bulldogs lost to Melbourne by one point at the venue on Saturday in arguably the game of the season. It was the second game of the double header, with North Melbourne earlier beating Collingwood, and Groves wants the concept expanded. “Can you do triple headers here? If that becomes available, we’ll certainly jump at the chance.”

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Tips from the top on the basketball court Young Mid Canterbury basketballers had a chance to learn some new skills on Saturday when Basketball New Zealand high performance coach Leonard King (right) paid a visit to Ashburton’s EA Networks Centre. King ran sessions in Ashburton on Saturday for under-13 and under-15 players, before moving on to Timaru where he held sessions for under-17 and under-19 players yesterday. With the basketball season fast approaching, Basketball Mid Canterbury is also set to host a referee clinic run by Basketball New Zealand trainers on March 17. For referees and coaches of all levels, the course will run from 9am until midday at the Oxford Street stadium.

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Cronulla captain Paul Gallen has rebuked Cameron Smith’s calls for Melbourne’s stripped NRL premierships to be reinstated, arguing the Sharks’ salary cap breaches pale in comparison to the Storm’s. Smith caused headlines last week when he claimed that Melbourne’s 2007 and 2009 title should be handed back to them, accusing the NRL of double standards over their treatment of the Sharks breaches. An NRL investigation earlier this month found that the Sharks had breached the cap by more than $700,000 between 2013 and 2017.

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Sterling hat-trick seals City win Raheem Sterling struck a second-half hat-trick as champions Manchester City put pressure on title rivals Liverpool with a 3-1 win over Watford at the Etihad Stadium yesterday.

After a frustrating first half for the champions, Sterling netted within a minute of the restart and although an offside flag was raised, referee Paul Tierney awarded the goal as defender Daryl Janmaat had struck the ball off the England forward before it ricocheted into the net.

Sterling tapped home a second moments later and the visitors’

collapse continued as Sterling completed his hat-trick in the 59th minute before Gerard Deulofeu pulled one back.

City held out to put to move four points clear of their title rivals Liverpool, who had a crunch home game overnight.

Meanwhile, Tottenham’s hold on third place was loosened after Southampton fought back for a shock 2-1 win.

Goals five minutes apart late from Yan Valery and James WardProwse handed Spurs their third loss in a four-game winless run.

Tottenham twice hit the wood-

work before Harry Kane fired home his 200th career goal in the first half.

Southampton equalised through Valery in the 76th minute and Ward-Prowse completed the comeback a short time later by curling a free-kick past Hugo Lloris into the top corner.

“We are fighting against big sides,” manager Mauricio Pochettino, who was suspended for the match, told the BBC. “We had a big gap, welcome to the reality, we are under pressure to win games. It is a massive challenge for us.”

Newcastle are six points clear of Cardiff after a stunning comefrom-behind 3-2 win at home to Everton.

The Magpies trailed 2-0 at the half before Solomon Rondon pulled one back and Ayoze Perez capped the fightback with a brace in the final nine minutes.

Aaron Mooy’s Huddersfield lost 2-0 home defeat to Bournemouth leaving them 16 points from safety with eight games left.

Fulham are 13 points adrift after falling 3-1 in the first home game for new Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers.

Cardiff remain in the drop zone despite their win over West Ham. Earlier, a moment of brilliance from Anthony Knockaert saw Mat Ryan’s Brighton take down Crystal Palace 2-1 to edge a vital pointfurther clear from the relegation zone.

Frenchman Knockaert fired a spectacular 74th-minute winner from outside the area as Albion completed the league double over their great rivals for the first time since 1983-4 as Brighton registered back-to-back league victories for the first time this year.

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Tinwald had an easy time ensuring they remained at the top of the Mid Canterbury Tennis A grade leaderboard on Saturday, when Southern were forced to default to them.

It was the second week in a row that the Mid Canterbury Tennis competition has been hit by a player shortage, with sickness and people being away thought to be the reason for the struggle in the latest round.

So only two of the three scheduled matches ended up taking to the court at the Ashburton Trust Tennis Centre on Saturday afternoon, and while the numbers were lacking, the drama wasn’t, with both matches going down to the wire.

Fairton were joint second on the table with Methven heading into the penultimate round of the season, and they took on

a Hampstead side which had been struggling for numbers after the departure from the district of both Aidan Mitchell and Erin Connelly-Whyte in recent weeks.

But the team led by Connor Brosnahan found three ring-ins on Saturday and they did the job for Hampstead, getting them home on a countback of sets 8-7, after the clash ended tied 3-all on matches.

Fairton dominated the top half, with Brosnahan and Peter Leonard combining to make Hampstead’s top pairing but going down to Fairton’s Rhys Cromie and Tyler Leonard in the top doubles in three sets, 6-1 2-6 1-0 (10-3).

Fairton’s other two wins came in the top two singles, with Cromie beating Brosnahan 6-1 6-3 and Tyler Leonard beating Gareth Evans 6-4 4-6 1-0 (10-6).

Hampstead dominated in the

bottom order though, with Gareth Evans and Mathieu Lucas beating Tim Groves and John Leslie in the bottom doubles 6-1 6-1.

Lucas then beat Groves in three sets, 6-4 4-6 1-0 (10-8) at three, while Ollie Bubb backed up from A reserve duty to play singles at four for Hampstead and beat Leslie 6-0 6-1.

Meanwhile, Methven picked up an even narrower win over Allenton, also needing a countback to get home after the encounter finished 3-all on matches.

But with the two sides also drawn on sets, it came down to a countback on games, which Methven took out 59-52.

The two sides shared the doubles spoils, with Methven’s Eddie Dargue and Pete Kirwan beating Sam Bubb and Jacob Pye in the top doubles 7-6 (7-4) 6-0, and Allenton’s Bryn Looij and Matt Bubb winning the

bottom doubles 6-2 6-3 over Michael Kempthorne and Josh Jones.

Allenton’s other wins came in the top singles, where Sam Bubb beat Dargue 6-4 6-1, and at three where Matt Bubb beat Jones 7-5 7-6 (9-7).

Methven picked up wins in the two singles, with Kirwan beating Looij 6-2 7-5, and at four where Kempthorne beat Pye 6-1 6-0.

The A reserve grade also featured a default for the second week running on Saturday, with the Allenton Kakapos forced to default to the Allenton Wekas, while Southern/Wakanui were too good for Hampstead in the one game that did go ahead, winning 6-0.

A grade and A reserve interclub tennis will take a break next weekend, with the Mid Canterbury Championship Gala Cup competition set to be contested over both Saturday and Sunday.

■ CRICKET

Aussies mull opening combos for World Cup David Warner has given a timely reminder of his talent with a grade-cricket ton but the race to open the batting for Australia at both the World Cup and Ashes is now wide open.

Warner, whose year-long ban for his role in the Cape Town cheating scandal expires later

this month, returned from elbow surgery on Saturday and scored 110 off 77 balls for Randwick-Petersham.

The Indian Premier League, which starts on March 23 and features some of the best bowlers in the world, will provide a better gauge of where Warner is at.

The former vice-captain was expected to slot straight back in at the top of the order during both the World Cup and Ashes.

That may still be the case but Usman Khawaja has ensured that life won’t be easy for coach Justin Langer and selectors as they mull Australia’s best XI. Khawaja has

emerged as the form batsman on Australia’s current limited-overs tour of India. The left-hander has scored 192 runs at 64.

The only batsman from either side to have scored more runs in the first three ODIs is India run glutton Virat Kohli, who has 283 at 94.3.

- AAP

In brief Maiden title for Camp Katherine Camp brought to an end the seven-year reign of Angie Petty as senior womens 800m champion to land her maiden national title with an inspirational run at the 2019 Jennian Homes New Zealand Track & Field Championships. The Canterbury athlete, who is currently enjoying the form of her life, was content to stalk the front-running Petty for much of the race until launching her winning strike down the home straight.

- NZME

SVG leads Triple Eight Supercars star Shane van Gisbergen will spearhead Triple Eight Race Engineering’s first overseas foray. The Red Bull Holden Racing Team ace will be one of three drivers for Triple Eight’s full-time GT debut in the Blancpain GT World ChallengeAsia Series starting next month. It’s the first time the hugely successful Australian team has raced overseas after its 2003 entry into the Supercars championship. Van Gisbergen will share professional duties in the team with Malaysian driver Jazeman Jaafar, while Johor royal family member Prince Jefri Ibrahim will compete as an amateur driver. - AAP

Warne backs Smith Australian batsmen Steve Smith and David Warner will come back stronger than ever from their 12-month bans and the latter will be the best player at the World Cup this year, legendary legspinner Shane Warne has said.

“I think what you are going to see is a pretty quiet David Warner and Steve Smith. They are just going to try and let their bat do the talking and toe the line,” Warne told The UK’s Telegraph.

- AAP

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Monday, March 11, 2019

In brief

■ AUCKLAND CUP

Day of glory for Thurlow The residents of small rural township Waverley look set to rock and roll for the next few days as resident trainer Bill Thurlow and his gallant mare Glory Days did them proud when bolting home in the Gr.1 Barfoot & Thompson Auckland Cup (3200m) at Ellerslie on Saturday.

The Red Giant six-year-old had provided Thurlow and her owners with their biggest win when successful in the Gr.2 Avondale Cup (2400m) at her last start but surpassed that thrill with another commanding performance in the iconic Ellerslie two-miler.

Expertly handled by last season’s leading jockey Sam Collett, Glory Days was true to her normal racing pattern as she settled last early before looping the field at the 600m mark.

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Taranaki Greyhound Racing Club Venue: Hatrick Raceway Meeting Date: 11 Mar 2019 NZ Meeting number: 3 Doubles: 2 and 3; 4 and 5; 6 and 7; 8 and 9; 10 and 11; 12 and 13; 14 and 15 Trebles: 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 6; 7, 8 and 9; 10, 11 and 12; 13, 14 and 15 1 12.02pm (NZT) PRESIDENTS TROPHY C0, 520m 1 5 Bigtime Puma nwtd ............................L Cole 2 6 Bigtime Silver nwtd.............................L Cole 3 8 Bigtime Daisy nwtd ............................L Cole 4 62231 Bigtime Homie 30.54..........................L Cole 5 45454 Hopcorn nwtd ..................................... N Udy 6 32523 Bigtime Bruno nwtd ............................L Cole 7 55638 Bigtime Jasper nwtd...........................L Cole 8 88875 It’s Timmy nwtd .........................J McInerney 9 74887 That’s Frank nwtd ......................J McInerney 2 12.19pm TARANAKI VET CENTRE C2 C2, 305m 1 61115 Eye Far 17.70....................................M Flipp 2 87215 Mr. Postman 17.85 ............................. N Udy 3 41673 Let’s Go Sprite 17.65 G & ...... S Fredrickson 4 54551 Tiger Uppercut 17.89 .......................... L Bell 5 87144 Lightning Lu 17.83 S &..............C Blackburn 6 17623 Cockney Rip Off 18.05 ....................M Olden 7 42822 Bigtime On Track 17.77 .......................F Kite 8 51213 Bigtime Ziggy 17.66 ...........................L Cole 9 81783 Homebush Belle 17.82..............J McInerney 10 61856 Indy’s Boy 17.95 .................................W Kite 3 12.37pm PAK N SAVE HAWERA C1 C1, 520m 1 17468 Go Slick 30.73.................................... N Udy 2 15121 Bigtime Bret 30.55 .............................L Cole 3 38763 Opawa Tai 30.66 ................................ N Udy 4 88717 Jetlag Jag 31.34........................J McInerney 5 44253 Bigtime Annie nwtd ............................L Cole 6 23465 Take Action 30.84.........................M Goodier 7 66228 Tuff Mr. Tee 30.64 ..........................B Mitchell 8 75574 Opawa Henry 30.53 J & ......................D Bell

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Christchurch Greyhound Racing Club Venue: Addington Raceway Meeting Date: 11 Mar 2019 NZ Meeting number: 9 Doubles: 1 and 2; 3 and 4; 5 and 6; 7 and 8; 9 and 10; 11 and 12; 13 and 14 Trebles: 1, 2 and 3; 5, 6 and 7; 8, 9 and 10; 12, 13 and 14 1 1.03pm THE FITZ SPORTS BAR SPRINT C0, 295m 1 26426 Chilton Cackle nwtd .....................D Roberts 2 Gotcha Bailey nwtd ...................J McInerney 3 Sonny Jewel nwtd ........................C Roberts 4 57365 Smash Empire nwtd ........................ M Grant 5 8 Von Luckner nwtd.........................S Hindson 6 Inky Dinky Jewel nwtd ..................C Roberts 7 84221 Goldstar Vegas nwtd S & ................B Evans 8 25383 Pacemaker nwtd .......................A Bradshaw 9 56837 Jinja Sneak nwtd ..............................A Joyce 10 F8584 Jay Spencer nwtd......................... L Waretini 2 1.20 HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAVE ROBBIE DASH C1, 295m 1 x5777 Paringi Pam 17.43 M & ....................... Smith 2 8x875 Nicky Baxter 17.34 ....................J McInerney 3 31462 Heidi Hates Rap 18.06 .................S Hindson 4 64857 Epic Fantasy 17.41 J M................... McCook 5 64243 Say Cheese 17.45...............................A Lee 6 84473 Homebush Flynn 17.30 .............J McInerney 7 82335 Goldstar Galaxie 17.66 S & ............B Evans 8 64672 Rion King 17.45 .............................. M Grant 9 56786 Dapper Danny 17.56 ................... J McMillan 10 8x687 Poppy Rocket nwtd .......................R Adcock 3 1.38 A2C ASPHALT 2 CONCRETE PH.0800222583 STAKES C1, 520m 1 678x7 Opawa Hope 31.36 .........................R Wales 2 x2512 Lennox Heads 30.20 J & .................D Fahey 3 54462 Goldstar Montana nwtd S & ............B Evans 4 74536 Know Flare 30.24 ...........................G Cleeve 5 56535 Little Secret 30.44 ........................ L Waretini 6 1F345 Opawa Nemo 30.51 ........................R Wales 7 68586 Dig Dig Dig 30.63 J M ..................... McCook

Glory Days quickly bolted clear and never looked like being caught as she relished the heavy underfoot conditions to win by two lengths from last year’s runner-up, Five To Midnight with Blue Breeze just a nose back in third.

Collett was trying hard to hold back the tears as she celebrated the first Group One victory of her career.

“I’ve been trying to keep up with mum and dad so to get this is great as I know they quinellaed the race in 1991,” she said.

“I was here as a kid then so that was pretty cool, not that I remember much.

“I’m just so rapt and especially for Bill as he deserved this.

“I’m rapt that he entrusted me with the ride as she is as tough as they come.

Jockey Sam Collett “Full credit to her (Glory Days) as the whole race I was back, and I was mindful of putting myself there on the corner and she just put me there.”

Collett is the daughter of Jim

Buster wins again You have to think former Kiwi Buster Brady has what it takes to win a really serious race in Australia. In a fairly short first Aussie campaign, the six-year-old has created quite a stir for fledgling trainer-driver Kima Frenning. Buster Brady jagged another country cup win when he thrashed a handy field by 19m in a scorching 1min55.4sec mile rate for 2690m in the $30,000 Maryborough Gold Cup. - HRNZ

Collett and Trudy Thornton who fought out the 1991 Cup on Star Harvest and Shugar respectively.

Thurlow was struggling to come to terms with the win as he tried to explain what it meant to him to win the race.

“It’s just unbelievable as I don’t know what to say, but I think the horse has said it all really,” he said.

“I was so confident, even going down the back, as I could see she was travelling sweet.

“Everything went to plan as we’d planned to get her back and let her relax. When she circled them I knew it was going to take a very good horse to beat her as she doesn’t know when to stop.

“We nursed her along and planned to get here and we’ve done it.”

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Belle takes Bonecrusher Outstanding race-mare Melody Belle capped a wonderful season when she beat a quality field in the Bonecrusher New Zealand Stakes (2000m) at Ellerslie. The victory made it Group One victory number five in a season that has seen the Commands four-year-old win six of her eights starts and over $700,000. The victory also allowed regular rider Opie Bosson to establish a new record of 63 Group One wins by a kiwi rider.

- NZME

Taranaki dogs Today at Hatrick Raceway

9 67657 Tiddy Cash 31.08 ......................J McInerney 10 88857 Flash Barry 30.85........................B Hodgson 4 12.54pm R. BUCKLAND RECYCLING C5 C5, 305m 1 13367 Bigtime Emjay 17.52 G & ....... S Fredrickson 2 34851 Bigtime Basher 17.37.........................L Cole 3 17124 Justa Gift 17.62 J &.............................D Bell 4 75751 Bigtime Shine 17.42 ...........................L Cole 5 67161 Butterball 17.59 .............................M Gowan 6 13236 Bigtime Blackie 17.48 ........................L Cole 7 31883 Bigtime Autumn 17.77 ........................L Cole 8 12611 Rapper Tilly 17.57 ...............................S Kite 9 31648 Bigtime Jetty 17.50 ............................L Cole 10 37738 Mikachu 17.59.............................A Turnwald 5 1.12 REMEMBERING PADDY MULLINS & GRAEME HOLSWICH C1 C1, 520m 1 44355 True Testament 30.74..................B Hodgson 2 76238 Jay Mike 30.43 ................................... N Udy 3 88313 Firefly Laffey 30.56......................A Turnwald 4 11334 Bigtime Benji 30.44 ............................L Cole 5 57332 Slam It nwtd ..............................J McInerney 6 57737 Go Show 31.45 .................................. N Udy 7 58544 Arm Turner nwtd........................J McInerney 8 65811 Bigtime Brody 30.42...........................L Cole 9 76586 Bionic Boy nwtd............................M Goodier 10 88857 Flash Barry 30.85........................B Hodgson 6 1.29pm EGMONT A & P ASSOCIATION C2 C2, 305m 1 82166 Bigtime Lovie 17.68 ...........................L Cole 2 5x234 Bigtime Serena nwtd ..........................L Cole 3 74723 Homebush Minnie 17.61 ...........J McInerney 4 16651 Uno Eleven 17.75............................... N Udy 5 83263 Renegade Comet 17.72 ....................M Flipp 6 86335 Zara Zara 17.81 ................................M Flipp 7 83317 Cawbourne Agar 17.71 J & .................D Bell 8 32172 Bigtime Kylie 17.82 .................... D P Symes 9 15674 Breed Apart 17.75...........................M Olden

C3/4, 305m 1 64613 Running Freer 17.72 .......................M Olden 2 81134 Mitsuta 17.61 ....................................D Edlin 1 74266 Gunnar Blueblood 30.18 ...........J McInerney 3 23112 Bigtime Honey 17.67..........................L Cole 2 17155 Bigtime Cooper nwtd..........................L Cole 4 32647 Al’s Apprentice 17.59 .........................W Kite 3 21121 Bigtime Tank 30.38.............................L Cole 5 11511 Coco Bango 17.73 ................... K Gommans 4 85647 Electrical Storm 30.46..................M Goodier 6 52744 Idol Hot 17.39....................................M Flipp 5 21115 Bigtime Alfie 30.09 .............................L Cole 7 22642 Opawa Lyon 17.53 ............................. N Udy 6 14337 Idol Alan 30.89 ..................................M Flipp 8 72167 Bigtime Minnie 17.53 .........................L Cole 7 33785 Hot Mayhem nwtd ............................ P Clark 9 16783 Bigtime Bremner 17.69 ......................L Cole 8 86222 Tuff Knight 30.37 ...........................B Mitchell 9 57375 Midnight Molly 30.46 ...................B Hodgson 10 58534 Sozin’s Noir 17.71 .....................J McInerney 10 77835 Lucky James 30.59 ...........................M Flipp 11 2.56 CROUCHER & CROWDER TARANAKI CUP C5 C5, 520m 8 2.04pm GREYHOUNDS AS PETS C3 C3, 305m 1 21154 Ask King Jeff 29.97 ............................L Cole 1 54242 Eye Kno 17.87 H & ........................... Woods 2 62344 Trojan Hoarse 30.04...........................L Cole 2 56113 Bacon My Heart 17.79 ....................... N Udy 3 13424 Bigtime Caleb 30.12...........................L Cole 3 11842 Bigtime Jasmine 17.61.......................L Cole 4 32135 Nature’s Gent 29.68 ....................A Turnwald 4 43151 Bigtime Boy 17.76 ....................... P B Briggs 5 1542F Bigtime Mia 30.18 ..............................L Cole 5 48314 Jericho Warrior 17.83 .......................R Waite 6 25341 Bigtime Levi 30.06..............................L Cole 6 72222 Missing Allegro 17.62 G & ..... S Fredrickson 7 31512 Cawbourne Liz 30.27 ...................M Roberts 7 21225 Token Vikkers 17.76 ........................... N Udy 8 45227 All About Space 30.04 .......................L Cole 8 51414 Jinja Rules 17.69 ......................J McInerney 9 41728 Don’t Knocka Gee 29.86 ....................L Cole 9 756x3 Alamein Stryda 17.74 K & .................Phillips 10 18346 Tyson’s Quest 29.98........................B Marsh 10 43754 Hypocritical 17.32 .......................A Turnwald 9 2.22pm DOMOCKS ELECTRICAL C2/C3 C2/3, 520m 12 3.19pm IVAN FROST MEMORIAL DISTANCE C1 1 25213 Midsomer Magic 30.32.............E Duganzich C1d, 645m 1 4765x Bigtime Chloe 38.46.....................M Goodier 2 77454 Gray Bale 30.23 ...........................M Roberts 2 48153 Rose And Crown nwtd .................M Goodier 3 22324 Dyna Vernon 30.17 ......................M Roberts 3 44735 Tuff Treasure nwtd .........................B Mitchell 4 57722 Sub Eighteen 30.18 ...........................L Cole 4 46422 Diamond Geezer nwtd .................M Goodier 5 41654 Thrilling Eddie 30.13 J & .....................D Bell 5 74584 Bigtime Talker 38.06...........................L Cole 6 37637 Bigtime Maci 30.53 .............................S Kite 6 64685 Cawbourne Zayne nwtd J & ................D Bell 7 65632 Rowdy Ruby 30.39 ..............................S Kite 7 47627 Grunty Mama nwtd S & .............C Blackburn 8 42846 Stormy Jay 30.55 ...............................W Kite 8 14668 Cawbourne Zulu 38.25.................M Roberts 9 4787x Bigtime Fred 30.29 .............................L Cole 10 77835 Lucky James 30.59 ...........................M Flipp 13 3.37pm BOOK YOUR FUNCTION@HATRICK C0 10 2.39pm MIKAYLA CLARK APPRECIATION C3/C4 C0, 305m 10 13755 Uno Again 17.71 ................................. L Bell

7 1.47pm LOCAL TAB SPORTS BAR C2 C2, 520m

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

21 Articulator 17.90..........................B Hodgson 21 Ahuroa Prince 18.11 ......................R Murray 63551 Sedgebrook Saint 17.96 .....................F Kite 3 Bigtime Stella nwtd ............................L Cole 24543 Final Straw nwtd................................. N Udy 28442 Bigtime Cutie nwtd .............................L Cole 22656 Goldstar Wilson nwtd .......................S Stone 82627 Leslie Albert nwtd ......................B Goldsack 87336 Blue Whizz nwtd.........................B Goldsack 6633 Bigtime Mila nwtd ...............................L Cole 14 3.55 ANDREW PURSER PANEL BEATERS HAWERA C1 C1, 305m 1 72231 Lucha 17.82 ......................................D Edlin 2 33411 Bigtime Jamie 17.93 ..........................L Cole 3 2P255 Cawbourne Cruz 17.56 ................M Roberts 4 31388 Bigtime Luna 18.03 ............................L Cole 5 76433 Manly Monkey 17.80 J & .....................D Bell 6 23622 Viking Ash 18.16 ................................ N Udy 7 21111 Bigtime Baxter 17.67..........................L Cole 8 75126 Empty Pocket 18.08 ........................... N Udy 9 74336 Manimal 17.77 .............................M Roberts 10 17454 Ahuroa Flyer 18.13 ........................R Murray 15 4.12pm COPRICE STAKES C1 C1, 305m 1 36246 Ndora 17.81 ......................................D Edlin 2 12161 Awesome Quality 17.62 .....................L Cole 3 211 Bigtime Gal 18.03 ..............................L Cole 4 21143 Dino The Fox 17.75 ......................M Roberts 5 22253 Clover Fantasy 17.98 ............... K Gommans 6 34715 Just Like Harry 18.02 ......................... N Udy 7 32451 Bigtime Hannah 17.81 ............... D P Symes 8 55333 Light Cruiser 18.07........................G Atwood 9 44622 Bigtime Lizzy 17.75 ............................L Cole 10 88x26 Watch My Back nwtd..................B Goldsack LEGEND: fsdt - First Start Here nwd - No Win this Distance fstd - First Start This Distance 31 13 - Best Winning Time This Track

Christchurch dogs Today at Addington Raceway 8 45687 Zara Petal 30.52..............................R Wales 9 27686 Know Other 30.53 ..........................G Cleeve 10 18488 Our Lenny 30.59 .............................R Wales 4 1.56pm SHIRLEY VET CLINIC STAKES C1, 520m 1 63331 Tradition 30.03 J & ..........................D Fahey 2 74443 Goldstar Scooby 30.97 S &.............B Evans 3 34343 Know Denying 30.48 ......................G Cleeve 4 55743 Midnight Maggie nwtd S & ..............B Evans 5 71667 Opawa Kong 30.81 .........................R Wales 6 64x76 Token Pick 31.15 .............................R Wales 7 1 Our Hemi 30.48...............................R Wales 8 46F42 Jealous Affair 30.61 ..................... L Waretini 9 27686 Know Other 30.53 ..........................G Cleeve 10 18488 Our Lenny 30.59 .............................R Wales 5 2.13 MURRAY WIGLEY@RAY WHITE PH.021480250 DASH C1, 295m 1 36263 Homebush Hazel 17.52.............J McInerney 2 55236 Goldstar Auburn nwtd S &...............B Evans 3 73885 Leanne’s Way 17.70 J M ................. McCook 4 25858 Okuku Mistress 17.85 .....................R Casey 5 78355 Batty Who 17.73 M & .......................... Smith 6 45747 Hatfield 17.28 ............................... L Waretini 7 76524 Koroibete 17.92 H & ............................Taylor 8 26557 Right On Time 17.54 ..................H Anderton 9 68774 Smash Ocean 17.50 ...................D Kingston 10 58877 Rum Gin Mixer 17.37 .......................A Joyce 6 2.31pm ADDINGTON EVENTS CENTRE SPRINT C0, 295m 1 85 Homebush Diego nwtd ..............J McInerney 2 Busy Rocca nwtd ............................ M Grant 3 Honey Dew Jewel nwtd ................C Roberts 4 22337 Rainy River nwtd ..........................D Roberts 5 2x547 Know Burden nwtd .........................G Cleeve 6 33535 Don’t Cry Joni nwtd .............................A Lee 7 5773 Ineffable nwtd ................................... B Dann 8 54366 Stumpy Bill nwtd........................ M Dempsey

9 56837 Jinja Sneak nwtd ..............................A Joyce 10 3.47pm FLAIR SPRINT C1, 295m 10 46584 Smash Out nwtd ............................. M Grant 1 83645 Jinja Cream Fizz 17.27 ....................A Joyce 2 23424 Okuku Billy 17.48 ............................R Casey 7 2.48pm KOLORFUL KANVAS SPRINT C1, 295m 3 77x63 Hey Jude nwtd ..........................J McInerney 1 5712 Never Knew 17.72...............................A Lee 4 55262 Goldstar Charger nwtd S & .............B Evans 2 46786 Cannonball Bolt 17.45.....................R Casey 5 66832 Call Me Joe 17.44 .................... A Botherway 3 86831 Goldstar Power 17.51 S &...............B Evans 6 82644 Smash Grenade 17.59 .................... M Grant 4 71584 Evie Rose 17.49 J M ....................... McCook 7 22366 Tubby Kevie 17.37 J M .................... McCook 5 54333 Smash Gator 17.39 ......................... M Grant 8 186 My Girl Sofia 17.56 .......................R Adcock 6 58655 We Rocking 17.44 H & ........................Taylor 9 56786 Dapper Danny 17.56 ................... J McMillan 7 75553 Jinja Jake nwtd.................... A R J Tregurtha 8 86875 Jealous Much 17.50 ..................J McInerney 10 58788 Goldstar Bindi 17.57 S &.................B Evans 9 36868 Camside Rose 17.84 M & ................... Smith 11 4.04pm CHRISTCHURCH CASINO STKS C1, 520m 10 58788 Goldstar Bindi 17.57 S &.................B Evans 1 23334 High Sparrow nwtd....................A Bradshaw 8 3.12pm HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANN JOPSON STAKES 2 76x68 Opawa Hunter 30.98 .......................R Wales 3 73168 Opawa Hop 30.29 ...........................R Wales C1, 520m 4 31213 Ester 30.33 J & ...............................D Fahey 1 75184 Opawa Queen 30.67 .......................R Wales 5 45564 Our Jolene 30.68 ............................R Wales 2 27686 Zara Fab 30.96................................R Wales 6 35374 Galway Gal nwtd S & ......................B Evans 3 27377 Goldstar Chief 30.85 S & ................B Evans 7 36452 Bossy Affair 30.29 ........................ L Waretini 4 65686 Know Leave 30.73 .........................G Cleeve 8 84531 Goldstar Alaska nwtd S & ...............B Evans 5 57582 Heated Threat 30.73 .................... L Waretini 9 27686 Know Other 30.53 ..........................G Cleeve 6 27372 Cawbourne Taber 30.49 ...............C Roberts 7 53332 Our Simba 30.85 .............................R Wales 10 18488 Our Lenny 30.59 .............................R Wales 8 54223 Ohoka Carsen 30.88 .................... L Waretini 12 4.21 GARRARD’S HORSE HOUND DASH C1, 295m 9 27686 Know Other 30.53 ..........................G Cleeve 1 47846 Matariki nwtd ....................................A Joyce 10 18488 Our Lenny 30.59 .............................R Wales 2 64634 Ohoka Magic 17.45 ...................... L Waretini 9 3.29 FOX & FERRET@THE PALMS DASH C1, 295m 3 57212 Raptor Attack 17.38 ..................A Bradshaw 4 74471 Smash Achiever 17.27 .................... M Grant 1 64538 Half Silver Fern 17.39 ...............J McInerney 5 154 Homebush Boots 17.42 ............J McInerney 2 36758 Mr Black Magic nwtd S & ................B Evans 6 44868 Goldstar Miley nwtd S & ..................B Evans 3 52725 Okuku Terra 17.59...........................R Casey 7 85754 Allen Hadrian nwtd .......................C Roberts 4 52738 Abacus Magic 17.39 .................... L Waretini 8 45552 Cornali 17.47 J M ............................ McCook 5 32674 Memphis Jewel 17.41 ..................C Roberts 9 36868 Camside Rose 17.84 M & ................... Smith 6 64516 Smash Hurricane 17.58 .................. M Grant 7 57456 Another Cold One 17.40 J M .......... McCook 10 8x687 Poppy Rocket nwtd .......................R Adcock 8 54775 Jingili Jill 17.55 M & ............................ Smith 13 4.39pm GLENBYRE TAVERN SPRINT C1, 295m 9 38668 Goldstar Hurley nwtd ................... L Waretini 1 85342 Venetia 17.46 ............................... K Cassidy 10 58877 Rum Gin Mixer 17.37 .......................A Joyce 2 128 Fickle Mistress 17.47 ....................R Adcock

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

33483 Mamma Rose 17.73........................R Casey 35428 Call Me Dolly 17.63 .................. A Botherway 34736 Black Eye Bill 17.68 .................. M Dempsey 18568 Crushington 17.77.....................J McInerney 22427 Little Ess Jay 17.47 ......................D Roberts 42272 Goldstar Liberty 17.55 J M.............. McCook 38668 Goldstar Hurley nwtd ................... L Waretini 58877 Rum Gin Mixer 17.37 .......................A Joyce 14 4.56pm LIVAMOL SPRINT C1, 295m 1 46644 Epic Mate 17.41 J M ....................... McCook 2 83363 Homebush Pierce 17.83 ...........J McInerney 3 76263 Know Dollars 17.51 ........................G Cleeve 4 51887 Thornado 17.47.........................A Bradshaw 5 66685 Ohoka Tess nwtd.......................... L Waretini 6 74876 Step Inside Love 17.74 ....................A Joyce 7 36475 Black Rounder 17.23 ........................J Dunn 8 33583 Goldstar Tasman 17.74 S & ............B Evans 9 68774 Smash Ocean 17.50 ...................D Kingston 10 8x687 Poppy Rocket nwtd .......................R Adcock SELECTIONS

Race 1: Pacemaker, Jinja Sneak, Inky Dinky Jewel, Von Luckner Race 2: Nicky Baxter, Say Cheese, Heidi Hates Rap, Rion King Race 3: Lennox Heads, Opawa Nemo, Little Secret, Zara Petal Race 4: Tradition, Know Denying, Jealous Affair, Midnight Maggie Race 5: Hatfield, Goldstar Auburn, Koroibete, Leanne’s Way Race 6: Busy Rocca, Ineffable, Don’t Cry Joni, Stumpy Bill Race 7: Never Knew, Smash Gator, We Rocking, Jinja Jake Race 8: Cawbourne Taber, Ohoka Carsen, Heated Threat Race 9: Half Silver Fern, Abacus Magic, Memphis Jewel Race 10: Okuku Billy, Jinja Cream Fizz, Hey Jude, My Girl Sofia Race 11: Ester, High Sparrow, Opawa Hunter, Bossy Affair Race 12: Homebush Boots, Allen Hadrian, Ohoka Magic Race 13: Fickle Mistress, Venetia, Mamma Rose, Goldstar Liberty Race 14: Black Rounder, Epic Mate, Thornado, Goldstar Tasman LEGEND: fsdt - First Start Here nwd - No Win this Distance fstd - First Start This Distance 31 13 - Best Winning Time This Track

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Monday, March 11, 2019

Ashburton Guardian 19

In brief

■ RUGBY

Crusader juggernaut rolls on

By Phil Gifford

W

hen you’re laughing, most of the world outside the Waikato smiles with you.

While beating the Chiefs, 5728, the Crusaders of 2019 already look as if they might be better than the Crusaders of 2017 and 2018.

Great All Black captain Graham Mourie believed the secret to rugby was a state where your brain was as calm as if you were sitting in a chair, while your body was going at 100mph.

There were many moments in Christchurch, especially in the superb offload from David Havili for Codie Taylor’s first try, when that state of athletic Zen was reached.

Even a coach infinitely more repressed than Scott Robertson would have beamed and fist bumped.

Be very afraid.

In the stands watching the massacre of the Chiefs by the Crusaders were a couple of handy footy players in Kieran Read and Sam Whitelock.

When they’re added to the squad that Crusader forward pack will have eight All Blacks to call on, as well as a huge bunch of hungry, tough players bursting for a chance.

Not that long ago to say the Chiefs showed courage by scoring some consolation points late in a game would have been deeply patronising.

Now it’s the best anyone can offer.

In the next fortnight they have to play the Canes in Wellington, and then the resurgent Bulls in Pretoria.

Only a sadist would enjoy the prospect.

Finally unleashed by the Blues, Rieko Ioane showed why he is, bar none, the best left wing in world rugby.

Four tries on the way to the Blues beating the Sunwolves, 2820, underscored the fact in big, bold, strokes.

It’s a family affair.

It was a big weekend for the Ioane family.

Calm down, Sonny The Blues, a win to their name at last this season, now have a bye – a relief to virtually everyone at the franchise apart from Sonny Bill Williams, a player who distinguished himself as captain against the Sunwolves and just wants to keep going. Williams, handed the leadership duties at North Harbour’s QBE Stadium in the absence of rested All Black lock Patrick Tuipulotu, was so determined to do the right thing by his team as they attempted to honour the memory of Mike Tamoeiata that he was told to calm down at times by referee Mike Fraser and even some of his teammates.

- NZME

SCG surface a disaster

Crusaders prop Andrew Makalio celebrates scoring a try at AMI Stadium on Saturday.

No.8 Akira had some superb touches, such as the pass off the scrum for Rieko’s second try, and, just as importantly for his All Black chances, got deeply involved in the heavy lifting around breakdowns.

“Highlanders, three cheers for the ref. Maybe a round of applause? No? Okay, let’s just walk away quietly.”

Years ago one of our best referees, Colin Hawke, told me how he thought near the end of a tight game.

“Let’s not have a situation where I call a penalty that’s pretty nondescript, which can have a major influence on the match.”

Queensland ref Damon Murphy, in the last minute of the Hurricanes-Highlanders game, made the desperately tight, but correct, decision to penalise Luke Whitelock for hands in a ruck.

Beauden Barrett’s resulting penalty kick sealed the game for

the Canes, 25-22.

The pity, without any blame falling on Murphy, was that it was an anticlimactic end to a game which was way better than the wind tunnel conditions suggested it would be.

Hurricanes fullback Chase Tiatia backed up a sparkling debut last week, with another dynamic performance against the Highlanders.

Tiatia is not only an elusive runner, but 22 minutes into the game he also made a tackle on powerful Highlanders lock, Josh Dickson, that was not only brave (Tiatia was spotting Dickson a lazy 16kg) but vital, as Dickson’s run had the potential to end with a five pointer for the Canes.

It gets a bit confusing, but as good as Ash and Elliot Dixon, are, Josh Dickson was the star of the Highlanders forward pack in Wellington.

Dickson was a basketball star at Otago Boys’ High School,

so his ball handling skills, and ability to run angles is hardly surprising.

What’s just as impressive is the 24-year-old’s workrate.

He was a towering Energiser bunny at the Caketin.

The Welsh-Scotland game kicked off at Murrayfield at 3.15pm on Saturday UK time.

On that afternoon a Kiwi documentary film crew wanted to film a Welsh club game in the valleys.

Despite numerous phone calls, and searching of club websites, aided by former Welsh Lion John Taylor and Manurewa Welshman Phil Kingsley-Jones, it was impossible to find ONE club game being played.

At Ebbw Vale, Brynmawr, Blaina, Treadgar and Abertillery they’d closed down so they could watch the test.

As well as rugby clubs, will all Welsh shops be closed when they play Ireland?

- NZME

The NSW Waratahs are hoping they won’t have to abandon the SCG after Australian sport’s most famous playing surface was ripped apart in a Super Rugby derby hijacked by curators. Waratahs fans had been expecting NSW’s star-studded, all-Wallabies backline to light up Saturday night’s showdown with the Queensland Reds. But instead of Israel Folau finishing off dazzling Waratahs attacking raids to become Super Rugby’s all-time leading tryscorer, punters suffered through a painstaking spectacle that left frantic groundsmen as busy as the players. Shovels and rakes in hand, the repair men were called on after every scrum to restore the shredded playing strip that couldn’t cope with the twotonne set pieces on a pitch usually reserved for cricket and AFL. - AAP

Pollard inspires Bulls The Bulls went to the top of Super Rugby’s South African conference as talismanic flyhalf Handre Pollard led his side to a comprehensive 37-14 victory over the Sharks at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria. The Springbok pivot was again key to the Bulls’ success with his clever passing setting up tries and his boot adding 22 points in a comprehensive victory in the last game of week four action. The Bulls have now beaten their three South African rivals the Stormers, Lions and Sharks – in the first month of the new season with their only blemish coming away in Buenos Aires against the Jaguars.

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Warren Gatland admits he’s going to be on edge for his last Six Nations match as Wales side go for the Grand Slam next weekend.

Wales held out a second-half onslaught from Scotland to win 18-11 yesterday at Murrayfield to remain undefeated through four rounds.

The Welsh must beat defending champions Ireland – a team Gatland coached from 1998-2001 – in Cardiff next Saturday for the sweep.

Gatland, coach of Wales for more than 11 years, is stepping down after the Rugby World Cup later this year.

“There’s no doubt it’ll be emotional,” Gatland said.

“It’s St Patrick’s Day next week so the Irish will be chomping at the bit.

“It’ll be a great rugby occasion and you

won’t be able to get a ticket anywhere.

“The competition is still open. England will think if we get knocked over, they’ll have a chance to win.

“So will Ireland.

“We want to win this championship and the only way we can is by getting the Grand Slam.

“If we do that, I can promise you there will be some pretty huge celebrations afterwards.”

He could become the first coach to win three Grand Slams. His previous slams were in 2008 and 2012.

“I’m excited about it,” he said.

“It’s a dream and we could do something special as a group of players. We’re 13 in a row now (a national record) and we could make it 14 next week.”

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Wagner does it again Against long odds, the Black Caps have given themselves a chance of a test victory.

After the first two days of the second test were washed out at the Basin Reserve in Wellington, a result seemed unlikely, and became even more implausible as the visitors waltzed to 119-1 after being sent in to bat on one of the greenest wickets ever seen in New Zealand.

By the end of the day though, the Black Caps were in the box seat.

After Bangladesh collapsed to 211 all out, the hosts were at 38-2 in response when rain fell at 4.59pm, and with a brighter forecast set for the next two days, there is still enough time for them to manufacture an unexpected victory.

Despite losing their openers cheaply before stumps, the Black Caps should be happier with their efforts yesterday.

As well as needing a further 18 wickets, Bangladesh will need to bat again to win – practically impossible with just two days left. On the other hand, if New Zealand bat well today, they can build a significant lead, and a chance for victory – something that did not seem possible after Trent Boult and Tim Southee had been easily negated

by Bangladesh’s opening pair of Tamim Iqbal and Shadman Islam.

Their 75-run stand defied what looked to be a bowling paradise.

Logic dictated that all the Black Caps’ seam spearheads needed to do was to pitch the ball up and they’d cause problems, but Bangladesh had the rub of the green; rewarded for playing aggressively.

Tamim reached 74 for the third consecutive innings, carving the seamers through and behind cover, and while Colin de Grandhomme got rid of Shadman, Bangladesh were set to get to lunch having lost just the solitary wicket.

Then, Neil Wagner did what Neil Wagner does.

Not introduced until the 31st over, and having split the webbing on his non-bowling hand while fielding, it seemed like it might not be Wagner’s day.

But, with traditional methods having failed, his trusty short ball approach once again proved an inspired weapon.

His first two wickets came in remarkable circumstances.

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Neil Wagner Both Mominul Haque and Mohammad Mithun had been given out to Wagner’s short ball barrage, but successfully reviewed to survive.

Yet, both batsmen met their demise the following ball after their let-off – Mominul strangled down the legside when trying to leave, and Mithun with an inside edge.

3 minutes to read Mithun’s wicket fell on the last ball before lunch, and Wagner continued his onslaught after the interval. As part of a 72-minute period where he and Matt Henry bowled unchanged, the pair managed to remove Bangladesh’s three centurions from Hamilton, and, potentially, change the test.

From 119-1, Bangladesh had slumped to 168-6, and while Liton Das (33) hung around, the visitors have one of the worst tail orders in international cricket.

Once the seventh wicket fell at 207, Boult could wrap up the innings in no time, and after just 61 overs, Bangladesh were dismissed for a mere 211.

The scene looked set for the Black Caps to significantly cut into that total by the end of the day, but Abu Jayed had other ideas, removing Tom Latham and Jeet Raval to reduce the hosts to 8-2.

Then, after Ross Taylor and Kane Williamson saw off a tricky period, rain fell – and with an hour lost, it reduced the already slender time the Black Caps have to claim victory.

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Cryptic crossword

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Simon Shuker’s Code Cracker

Your Stars ARIES (Mar 21-Apr 19): When the sign ahead repeats, it means you’re travelling in a circle. That’s OK; some roads work that way. Roundabouts, they’re called. Any exit you take will be better than a circle to nowhere.

TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20): Question of the day: Is it better to break rules you know about or those you don’t? If it’s an artistic endeavour, it’s better to break ones you know. If it’s a legal endeavour, the ones you don’t know are safer.

GEMINI (May 21-Jun 21): There’s a time to connect with your heart and trust its guidance, and then there’s a time to connect with your feet and trust theirs. In other words, some situations you just need to walk away from.

CANCER (Jun 22-Jul 22): To spend your time on what matters, you have to develop a sixth sense about what doesn’t. A lot of times, “what doesn’t” has a petty feeling to it, a nasty little tone that will repel you once you’re onto it.

LEO (Jul 23-Aug 22): The rules keep changing, and you make it a point to adjust accordingly. Others may be slower to adapt. Just remember that it causes as much pain in the world to give offense as it does to take it.

VIRGO (Aug 23-Sep 22): You are extraordinarily fair today and will have the same opinion of an issue regardless of which side you’re on. It’s because you clearly see what’s right.

LIBRA (Sep 23-Oct 23): You’re not sure you can approach with love until you feel love, but try anyway. You may find love as you approach, or you may find it later when you think about what happened.

Act. At some point, love will be there.

SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 21): Whereas the socially innocent or immature may think in terms of being around “good people” or “bad people,” the socially developed concern themselves with bringing out the good or the bad in people they are around.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21): When no one knows what the correct way is, you can do anything, call it anything and see what comes. In short, there’s a touch of absurdity in this day. Flow with it, because there’s humour when you do.

CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): What was difficult becomes easy, not because of some huge personal development or technological change but because of improved organisation.

AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18): It’s easier to start over than to sort through and untangle a complete mess. That said, it’s not impossible to sort a mess, and maybe that’s the best option if the mess comprises beloved things.

PISCES (Feb 19-Mar 20): No one likes a hard sell. Who wants to feel pressured, powerless and possibly victimised? Sensing there’s no glory in this type of influence, you’ll back off and find the way of gentle influence.

ACROSS 1. In craft I’m after the fifty one loses in weight (5) 4. Agitation Rupert half used to put his foot in it (7) 8. Test, perhaps, the water (5) 9. Answers commercial traveller with untruths (7) 10. Vehicle at the front of the troops (3) 11. It has two ways among coppers to show sorrow for sin (9) 12. What’s undertaken by host finally on demand (4) 13. Go over at sea a strip from the border (4) 18. About four put to death one in managerial job (9) 20. School test unendingly set back by cutting implement (3) 21. Instead of adjustment, keeps one back (7) 22. Perish in Austrian and Uruguay capitals, one says on going (5) 23. Longed for a time to get a donkey (7) 24. Take a different form around the West to pull one’s nose (5) DOWN 1. Hovers around for twenty-four hours when pancakes are made (6,7) 2. At home, archdeacon has the street up and makes it up (7) 3. Awkward situation − not much to spread! (6) 4. It is bound to supply water at one time of the year (6) 5. One sees me about to place it and ascribe it (6) 6. To sit on the throne but not remain dry, one is told (5) 7. Handed over 100 cents but wouldn’t accept responsibility (6,3,4) 14. In the East, wise men are taken in − just think! (7) 15. Melting is fun? Nothing so difficult! (6) 16. Failed to make contact and was aware of absence (6) 17. Meal that’s concerned with history (6) 19. Something else for former spouse to give up: painting! (5)

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Previous solution: evil, evils, isle, lei, leis, lev, lie, lies, lis, live, lives, sei, veil, veils, vie, vies, vile, vlei.

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STRATFORD, Murray Neil (RNZN 17032) 16-10-1941 - 09-03-2019 – Murray passed away peacefully at Ashburton Hospital after a short battle with cancer.

Much-loved husband and friend of Anne for 53 years. Loving and proud Dad of his two daughters Lee and Marie.

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STAGS ROAR

BY ERIN TASKER

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Lauriston’s Alex Hooper sends a delivery down the pitch during his side’s loss to the Tech Stags in Saturday’s Muirhead Rosebowl final.

PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 090319-HM-0340

A dominant season was capped off when the Tech Stags added Mid Canterbury Cricket’s Muirhead Rosebowl title to their collection on Saturday.

The Stags took control early in Saturday’s final against Lauriston, at Lauriston, and never really looked back, eventually taking it out by six wickets.

That meant that they finished the season with a trophy cabinet full of silverware.

They started the season by drawing the T20 competition final

with Lauriston, before winning the Pritchard Shield and retaining the Bevan Stroud Memorial Trophy, and as well as the Muirhead Rosebowl also took out the Studholme Shield for being the season’s top overall team.

Although Lauriston had earnt the right to host the final courtesy of a victory over Tech in the final round of the Muirhead Rosebowl, which propelled them to the top of the table thanks to a superior run rate, the country side found

the going tough on Saturday.

Lauriston lost both openers – Scott Maher and Scott Morgan – with only four runs on the board, and while that brought a potential big-hitter to the crease in the form of Alex Hooper, he didn’t hang around for long.

Hooper was out for a golden duck on the first ball of the third over and his side was in serious trouble at 4/3.

Nick Gilbert and Tom Ravenscroft then put on a 53-run stand

for the fourth wicket to steady the ship, with Gilbert top-scoring with 40 before Dan O’Brien added 30 at seven to help the side through to 125 all out off 43.4 overs.

For Tech, Jeremy Punselie was the chief destroyer with the ball and he finished with 4/25 off his nine overs, while Harry Jones and Bevan Ravenscroft also took two each.

Tech’s batsmen then got their side off to a top start in their runs chase, with opener William McK-

ee producing a knock of 31 before being trapped leg before off the bowling off Morgan.

McKee was actually only one of two Tech players to make double figures, but the other was Des Kruger whose 61 not out off just 40 balls was a matchwinner, seeing his side across the line in 26.1 overs.

Tech lost just four wickets on the way to the victory, with two of those wickets taken by Dan O’Brien, who finished with 2/16 off four overs.

The Crusaders juggernaut keeps gathering steam

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