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Violet Cigobia, 7, ﬂying high at the Mayﬁeld A&P Show. BY MEGAN GNAD

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Despite the odd shower of rain, organisers of the 92nd Mayfield A&P Show reported a “very successful” day out for the whole family. Held at the A&P association’s showgrounds, visitors were treated to the ‘world-famous’ pig racing, top-quality stock competitions, entertainment and 100-year-old machinery on display. Show president and fifth generation dairy farmer Martin Williams said they were yet to tally final numbers, but the day was

well supported. “All things equal, it was very successful day, considering the weather, it was very positive,” he said. “I would like to thank the people who turned up, it’s very much appreciated considering the weather. We can’t do without the public, sponsors and judges who were out in the rain.” A major part of the Mayfield A&P Show tradition is the racing piglets, trained by John Farnell. The piglets run around an obstacle course and partake in a full card of races, open to the betting public.

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“The pig racing was very well supported,” Williams said. “I was pretty impressed and they were more than happy with the takings. “For me, the Mayfield show is based around pig racing, but other highlights were the Clydesdales on the chaff cutter and vintage machinery. “I rang my dad, who judged the Clydesdales, and he absolutely loved it; he was over the moon. “I really take my hat off to the quality of horses being shown, it’s a credit to them; and the sheep were in exceptionally good condition this year.”

Williams said there was rain on and off throughout the day, but it was “reasonably warm and quite mild”. He said he also spoke with Ashburton Mayor Donna Favel, who “absolutely enjoyed the day out here”. While he acknowledged it was difficult to keep smaller shows going, he praised the community who helped make it possible. “I’m really proud and we need to showcase Mid Canterbury,” he said. “It’s really a family thing for me, working with a great bunch of

people. It’s about community and family.” Other highlights included dog trials, shearing competitions, a terrier race, show jumping, a wellsupported arts and crafts shed, award-winning produce, photos and children’s art, a treasure hunt, farm machinery, tractors and vintage machines, including a tin mill driven by a traction engine.

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■ POPULATION

Our population booming By Sue NewmaN

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If Ashburton’s population growth continues on its current path there are likely to be 42,000 people living in the district in 30 years’ time and more than half of those will be aged 40 or older. Statistics New Zealand subna-

tional population predictions give low, medium and high growth rates for territorial authorities. Predictions for the Ashburton District for 2043 range from a high of 47,000 to a low of 36,300. The district’s official population at the end of last year was 33,700, putting it on track to hit the pre-

dicted high of 35,400 by the end of 2018. Last year the number of people living in the district grew by 1.5 per cent. Over the five years to December 2016 the district’s population averaged a growth rate of 1.7 per cent against a national growth rate of 1.4 per cent.

As the district’s population grows, the age balance changes significantly. The median age in 2018 is predicted to be 38.6. This will peak in 2038 at 40.8. By 2043 the number of 0-14 year olds (8200) will be less than the number of people aged 65 and over, 9000. Age is predicted to

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overtake youth for the first time in 2038, when there will be 8000 0-14 year olds and 8400 people aged 65 and over. In terms of growth over the next 25 years, the district’s population is predicted to increase at a rate of between 0.4 per cent 1.3 per cent a year, well below the current rate.

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Pigs eye the prize at Mayfield A&P Show The world-famous piglet racing was again a highlight of this year’s 92nd annual Mayfield A&P Show. Pigs are trained by John Farnell and rewarded with food after their speedy race through an obstacle course. PHOTO ROBYN HOOD 110317-RH-127

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■ ECONOMY

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The Ashburton District’s economy grew 4 per cent last year, with our GDP now measuring $1845 million. The Infometrics 2016 economic indicator shows that local growth outstripped the national rate of 2.5 per cent, with ours achieved on the back of strong agriculture, manufacturing and construction sectors. At $531 million, agriculture is the largest contributor to the district’s GDP, 28.9 per cent, followed by manufacturing, $208 million, 11.3 per cent and the construction industry, $118 million, 6.4 per cent. Dairying stands alone as the single biggest contributor at $287 million, 16.1 per cent of the total, followed by sheep, beef, cattle and grain farming, $134 million, 7.3 per cent. On the back of New Zealand’s strong tourism sector, domestic and international visitor spending on accommodation and food services lifted by 5.2 per cent. Over the past 10 years the district’s economic growth hit a high in 2004, 9.4 per cent and a low of negative 2.5 per cent in 2011. The district’s employment grew by 3.1 per cent last year, with an average of 19,076 people in the

workforce. Over the past 10 years the employment rate has averaged 2.2 per cent growth. Agriculture was responsible for 4872 jobs, 25.5 per cent of the total, manufacturing 2843, 14.9 per cent, retail 1764, 9.1 per cent and health care and social assistance 1050, 5.5 per cent. Dairy cattle farming was the biggest contributor to agricultural jobs, 2099 followed by meat processing 1317. When it came to job growth from 2015 to 2016, 119 new jobs were created in agriculture, 80 in construction, 68 in administration and support services and 63 in accommodation and food services. There were sectors within some industries, however, where jobs were lost and those included dairying, 27. The Ashburton District has a higher number of self employed people than the New Zealand average, 19.7 per cent against 18 per cent. A total of 3755 workers were self-employed. GDP per employee in the district measured $96,739. One of the few economic negatives was in business unit growth. A total of 5271 business units were recorded in the district, down 0.9 per cent on 2015.

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Tributes ﬂow for Ball Murray Ball, the creator of Dog, Horse, Wal and other much-loved characters in the widely syndicated New Zealand newspaper cartoon Footrot Flats has died. He was aged 78. Long-time friend Tom Scott received a call yesterday to say Ball had passed away, Fairfax reports. It’s understood Ball had been suffering from Alzheimer’s. He is survived by his wife Pam, and children. The cartoons ran from 1976 until 1994 in newspapers and were released in book form. Tributes to Ball are flowing on social media, with many people remarking that Footrot Flats was a part of growing up in New Zealand. - NZME

Workers attacked Seven robbers have attacked workers at an Auckland dairy, seriously hurting one, before making off with stolen cash and cigarettes. The group entered the dairy on Melrose Road in Mt Roskill just after 7am yesterday armed with a baseball bat and crowbar where they assaulted the dairy’s two workers. The men then fled in two cars, while both of the dairy workers were treated by ambulance officers and taken to hospital, one in a serious condition. - NZME

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Packed crowd for annual breakfast Private investigator and author, Julia Hartley Moore spoke to a packed crowd at Hotel Ashburton on Saturday as part of a celebration to mark International Women’s Day. The annual breakfast, coordinated by the Zonta Club of Ashburton, was sold-out before the 9.30am speaking engagement.

The motivational and inspirational speaker touched on her own personal background as well as her work running the investigation agency, Arbeth & Co Limited. Julia Hartley Moore is the author of three international best-selling books: Infidelity, Suddenly Single and Julia Moore PI.

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A 59-year-old Onehunga man has been arrested and charged over the attack on a young woman in a Riverhead quarry two weeks ago. The man was arrested at a house in Onehunga yesterday and will appear in Auckland District Court today, says Detective Senior Sergeant Kim Libby. The man has been charged with abduction, wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and assault with intent to commit sexual violation. He is being held in custody. A 2008 Ford Mondeo has been seized and forensically examined. - NZME

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White cross policy update The white crosses that are hammered to fencelines along New Zealand roads are a stark reminder that a life was lost on that spot. Ashburton people have followed the rest of the country in adopting the roadside memorials, but the complex way in which permission is granted to erect these, means there is no way to gauge their number. The Ashburton District council recently removed its white cross policy it adopted in 2001 from its register, because the process for erecting crosses was already covered by the New Zealand Transport Agency. The national policy was adopted in 2001 and this will

continue to be applied to the erection of crosses in the Ashburton District, making a local policy obsolete. The process of erecting a white cross varies according to location. If the site is a fence alongside State Highway One, NZTA approval is required, if the fence is on private property, the property owner’s permission is needed. Council staff do not receive large numbers of requests for white crosses or memorial sites. When requests are received, the site is assessed for safety considerations by the council’s roading team. Requests are only considered from immediate family members.

Actor on sex charges named as Shorty star The Kiwi actor accused of sex crimes against several of his acting students can now be named as former Shortland Street star Rene Naufahu. The 46-year-old faces a total of 17 charges, including indecent assault and sexual violation, over alleged offending against seven adult women he was teaching between 2010 and 2013. At a hearing at the Auckland District Court in February, Judge David Sharp agreed to lift the suppression on Naufahu’s name, effective Sunday morning. Naufahu is best known for playing Shortland Street paramedic Sam Aleni from 1992 to 1996. He was an original cast member, reprised the role in 2014

and has had various other minor parts in television and film. Naufahu opted not to seek continued suppression at the February hearing, saying he wanted to confront the charges openly. “Suppression was only ever reluctantly sought by me to preserve my ability to continue to work and to try to minimise the disruption on my family,” he said in a statement. “I did not seek suppression to hide from these allegations, he said. “I am confident that I will not be judged in the meantime and until all the relevant facts are known, not just what is currently being alleged.” Naufahu is set to return to court in April. - NZME

Visitors contribute towards one of the artworks at the art gallery.

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Fundraising initiative launched The Ashburton Art Gallery is launching a new fundraising project to clean and restore two significant paintings to potentially be displayed for public exhibition. Teaming up with exhibiting artist Michael Armstrong, the gallery has three new, unfinished artworks that require completion by members of the community. He has started work on two paintings and one wooden sculpture and has devised a set of creative rules for each work which participants are obligated to obey. All materials and equipment to contribute to the works are provided by the gallery, however participants are welcome to bring items from home to use in the creation process. The completed artworks will be

sold through a silent auction from April 8 with the proceeds directed to the restoration of The Trawlers (1979) by Rudi Gopas and The Chair (1978) by Philip Clairmont. Gallery manager/curator Shirin Khosraviani said contributions to the three artworks were already under way with staff eager to see more creative additions in the coming weeks. “We are so fortunate to have the support of working artists who care as deeply as we do about community collections and their ongoing care,” she said. “Contributing to this fundraiser doesn’t require the exchange of money or goods, but the offering of creative and artistic expression – it couldn’t get any easier.” In 2002, the Ministry of Foreign

Affairs gifted these works to the Gallery as part of a Repatriation Art Project by the Government. At the time these works were gifted, the gallery had begun the process of establishing a permanent collection for the Ashburton Community. These paintings became the cornerstone of the collection and are regarded as central works in the communities’ collection by gallery staff and committee members. The Conservation Collective will run daily in the gallery’s foyer space until March 26. The three finished works made in collaboration between Michael Armstrong and the community will sell through a silent auction starting on April 8.

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Big money raised at Mt Hutt When more than a thousand sightseers, walkers and mountain bikers enjoyed a warm and sunny day on Mt Hutt last weekend, they helped raise more than $10,000 for the Canterbury charity Maia Health Foundation who are raising funds for a future-proofed rooftop helipad for Christchurch Hospital. The day was run in partnership with the Methven Lions and grossed just over $16,500 from gate admissions and food and beverage sales. About $5000 of the money raised will be used for local community initiatives led by Lions. Mt Hutt Ski Area Manager James McKenzie described the day as a great success. “We run the event every two years, but this year we upped the ante with more food offerings, a slip’n’slide for the kids, live music, helicopter rides, Big Al’s bike hire and repair tent and the unveiling of our cool, new observation cairn at the summit, which was a popular attraction.” As well as supporting the Maia Foundation’s fundraiser, the open day was a way for the Mt Hutt team to thank the people who voted for them in the World Ski Awards, McKenzie said. Looking ahead, the skifield was looking at welcoming its winter patrons back on June 9 for the new ski season, he said. PHOTO SUPPLIED

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March 17 – Grumpy Old Women at the Ashburton Trust Event Centre.

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March 18 – Empowering Women talk series begins at Ashburton Art Gallery.

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To March 19 – The Social, a group of artists which formed after the earthquakes, are undertaking the Mayfield Project, involving the Overflow op shop at Mayfield and the Ashburton Art Gallery.

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March 19 – David Strassman’s iTedE, Ashburton Trust Event Centre, 6pm.

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March 24 – Sharing their quirky brand of musical brilliance and ukelele expertise, The Nukes are touring and will be at the Ashburton Trust Event Centre from 7.30pm.

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To March 26 - Michael Armstrong, The Blurred Fringes of the Hyperbolic, exhibition at the Ashburton Art Gallery.

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To March 26 – Ashburton Art Gallery Conservation Collective running daily in the gallery’s foyer space.

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April 2 – New Zealand singer and recording artist Anna Hawkins’ Bold, Brave and Beautiful New Zealand Tour, Ashburton Trust Event Centre, 7.30pm.

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April 3 – Nominations close for New Zealand Arts Access Awards. The awards celebrate providing access to the arts, and contributions of artists and writers with a physical, sensory or intellectual impairment, or lived experience of mental ill-health.

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April 8 – Ashburton Art Gallery silent auction for Conservation Collective artworks begins.

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May 14 – Mid Canterbury Choir presents The Heavens Declare at St Stephens Anglican Church.

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To August 23 – Mark Braunias Assemble, Disassemble, Reassemble exhibition at the Ashburton Art Gallery.

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Jeweller captures wildflowers BY SUSAN SANDYS

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As a preschooler, Adele Stewart would lead her mother’s friends around their wildflower garden. She would point out the various plants and tell them the names. Cowslip, violet, granny’s bonnet, Himalayan poppy and foxglove were just a few. “I thought I would be a florist,” the 31-year-old recalls. But Stewart ended up making jewellery instead, and her work is all about flowers. “Everyone loves flowers and they love to wear flowers,” she said. Adele Stewart Maker is her brand name, and she has created the silk pods collection and more recently the botanical range. Silk pods comprises jewellery made from silk cocoons which she sources from China. Based in Methven, Stewart cuts the pods with scissors, wets and dyes them before combining with sterling silver and small beads to create pendants and earrings. “Silk has such a lustre, quite often petals can have that lustre, they reflect the light in a similar way,” she said. The botanical range is made from sterling silver beads which she intricately cuts and folds to flowers, before enamelling in various colours. “There’s a fine line between melting the whole bead and getting it hot enough to get the enamel to stick to it.” She sells her jewellery in shops throughout the South Island, including at the Ashburton Art Gallery, as well as online.

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Dorrie Bryant and Pete Jones of Mayfield.

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Stuart Reed and Annie Thomas.

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Saturday’s Mayfield A&P Show was a fun-filled family day out, featuring pig racing, traditional machinery, entertainment, and the chance to show some of the region’s top-quality animals and produce. Photographer Robyn Hood took these pictures at the A&P association’s showgrounds – in between showers of rain. View or purchase photos online guardianonline.co.nz

Irene and Barry Rodwell were visiting from the UK.

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Sascha Kingan and Sophia Kingan, 6, take a go-kart for a spin.

Twins Charles and Oliver Williams.

Seth Sheridan, 5.

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Shirley Noonan (left) and Janet Hood.

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Fiona and Julian McKenzie.

Hunter Stacey (left) and Seth Corbett.

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SHEEP CLASS 1 All Breeds Terminal Sire Ram Hogget: 1 P & K GARDNER, 2 N L & G M CARR, 3 C J Dunnett Reserve Champion Romney Ram: Felicity GARDNER Champion Romney Ram: Felicity GARDNER CLASS 5 Shorn Ram Lamb: 1 Felicity GARDNER, 2 Felicity GARDNER, 3 Felicity GARDNER, CLASS 11 Shorn Ewe Lamb.: 1 Felicity GARDNER, 2 Felicity GARDNER, 3 Felicity GARDNER Champion Corriedale Ram: N J MOORHEAD Reserve Champion Corriedale Ram: N J MOORHEAD Champion Corriedale Ewe: N J MOORHEAD Reserve Corriedale Ewe: N J MOORHEAD CLASS 16 Shorn Ram Lamb: 1 N J MOORHEAD, CLASS 20 Shorn Ewe Lamb: 1 N J MOORHEAD Champion Southdown Ram: N J MOORHEAD Reserve Champion Southdown Ram: N J MOORHEAD Champion Southdown Ewe: N J MOORHEAD Reserve Champion Southdown Ewe: N J MOORHEAD CLASS 63 Ram, 1 shear and over: 1 N J MOORHEAD, CLASS 64 Ram Lamb: 1 N J MOORHEAD, CLASS 65 Ram Lamb, shorn: 1 N J MOORHEAD, CLASS 66 Ewe, 2 shear and over, must have reared a lamb this season: 1 N J MOORHEAD, CLASS 67 Ewe, 1 shear: 1 N J MOORHEAD, CLASS 68 Ewe Lamb: 1 N J MOORHEAD Champion Suffolk Ram: N L & G M CARR Reserve Champion Suffolk Ram: N L & G M CARR Champion Suffolk Ewe: J T MILES Reserve Champion Suffolk Ewe: J T MILES CLASS 70 Ram Lamb, Natural Condition: 1 N L & G M CARR, 2 N L & G M CARR, 3 C J Dunnett, CLASS 71 Ewe, 2 shear and over, must have reared a lamb this season: 1 J T MILES, 2 J T MILES, 3 N L & G M CARR, CLASS 72 Ewe, 1 shear, Natural Condition: 1 J T MILES, 2 J T MILES, 3 Claire GARRETT, CLASS 73 Ewe Lamb, Natural Condition: 1 Claire GARRETT, 2 N L & G M CARR, 3 N L & G M CARR, 5 J T MILES Supreme Champion Suffolk: J T MILES Champion South Suffolk Ram: JP & LB CHAMBERLAIN Reserve Champion South Suffolk Ram: JP & LB CHAMBERLAIN Champion South Suffolk Ewe: Peter WILSON Reserve Champion South Suffolk Ewe: JP & LB CHAMBERLAIN CLASS 75 Ram 1 shear: 1 JP & LB CHAMBERLAIN, CLASS 76 Ram Lamb: 1 JP & LB CHAMBERLAIN, 2 JP & LB CHAMBERLAIN, 3 JP & LB CHAMBERLAIN, CLASS 77 Ewe, 2 shear and over: 1 JP & LB CHAMBERLAIN, CLASS 78 Ewe, 1 shear: 1 Peter WILSON, CLASS 79 Ewe Lamb: 1 Peter WILSON, 2 Maree QUINN, 3 Peter WILSON Champion Dorset Down Ewe: J T MILES Reserve Champion Dorset Down Ewe: J T MILES CLASS 83 Ewe, 1 shear: 1 J T MILES, 2 J T MILES, CLASS 84 Ewe Lamb: 1 J T MILES, 2 J T MILES Champion Horned or Poll Dorest: A&N SHADBOLT Reserve Champion Horned or Poll Dorest: A&N SHADBOLT CLASS 91 Ram Lamb: 1 A & N SHADBOLT, 2 A & N SHADBOLT Champion Texel Ram: P & K GARDNER Reserve Champion Texel Ram: P & K GARDNER Reserve Champion Texel Ewe: P & K GARDNER Champion Texel Ewe: P & K GARDNER CLASS 95 Ram, 1 shear and over: 1 P & K GARDNER, CLASS 96 Ram Lamb: 1 P & K GARDNER, 2 P & K GARDNER, 3 P & K GARDNER, CLASS 99 Ewe Lamb: 1 P & K GARDNER, 2 P & K GARDNER, 3 P & K GARDNER Supreme Champion Black & Coloured Sheep: RW & VR Manson Champion Black & Coloured Ram: RW & VR Manson Reserve Champion Black & Coloured Ram: J D & M L STEWART Champion Black & Coloured Ewe: S & S Albrey

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Reserve Champion Black & Coloured Ewe: J D & M L STEWART CLASS 120 Ram, 2 shear and over, shorn on or after 20th July 2016: 1 RW & VR Manson, 2 J D & M L STEWART, 3 S & S Albrey, CLASS 121 Ram, 1 shear, shorn on or after 20th July 2016: 1 J D & M L STEWART, 2 Phillippa Sanders, 3 RW & VR Manson, CLASS 122 Ewe, 2 shear or over, shorn on or after 20th July 2016: 1 S & S Albrey, 2 S & S Albrey, 3 J D & M L STEWART, 4 Phillippa Sanders, CLASS 123 Ewe, 1 shear, shorn on or after 20th July 2016: 1 J D & M L STEWART, 2 RW & VR Manson, 3 D & V STRONG, 4 S & S Albrey, CLASS 124 Woolly Ram Lamb: 1 RW & VR Manson, 2 RW & VR Manson, 3 S & S Albrey, 4 D B THOMPSON, CLASS 125 Woolly Ewe Lamb, Fine Wool: 1 J D & M L STEWART, 2 S & S Albrey, 3 D & V STRONG, CLASS 126 Woolly Ewe Lamb, Strong Wool: 1 J D & M L STEWART, 2 RW & VR Manson, 3 D B THOMPSON, 4 S & S Albrey, CLASS 127 Wether, any age, shorn on or after 20th July 2016: 1 J D & M L STEWART, 2 Phillippa Sanders, 3 S & S Albrey

HORSES and PONIES Champion Novice Saddle Hack: K Lee/ Lee Family MKL Georgie Boy Champion Saddle Hack: K Lee/Lee Family MKL Georgie Boy Reserve Champion Saddle Hack: Lucinda MURRAY Soweb CLASS 129 Best Presented Saddle Hack: 1 K Lee/Lee Family MKL Georgie Boy, 2 Lucinda MURRAY Soweb, CLASS 131 Novice Hack over 158cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1 K Lee/LeeFamily MKL Georgie Boy, CLASS 132 Best Paced and Mannered Novice Hack over 158cm, 0 to 2 wins: 1 K Lee/ Lee Family MKL Georgie Boy, CLASS 133 Open Hack over 158 cm but not exceeding 163cm: 1 Lucinda MURRAY Soweb, CLASS 134 Open Hack Over 163cm: 1 K Lee/Lee Family MKL Georgie Boy, CLASS 135 Lady’s Hack, to be ridden by a Lady or Gentleman: 1 K Lee/Lee Family MKL Georgie Boy, 2 Lucinda MURRAY Soweb, 3 Teegan McCabe Spot, CLASS 137 Best Paced and Mannered Hack over 158cm and not exceeding 163cm: 1 Lucinda MURRAY Soweb, CLASS 138 Best Paced and Mannered Hack over 163cm: 1 K Lee/Lee Family MKL Georgie Boy, CLASS 139 Riding Class, Best Rider: 1 K Lee/Lee Family MKL Georgie Boy Annabel Read Champion Park Hack: Angela Darke RP Superstytion Reserve Champion Park Hack: Charlotte Roberts Eskdale Lime’N’Soda Champion Novice Park Hack: Charlotte Roberts Eskdale Lime’N’Soda Reserve Champion Novice Park Hack: Rosalie KERR Sparkling Ali Kat CLASS 140 Best Presented Park Hack: 1 Angela Darke RP Superstytion, 2 genae lauren manson lyndgale precious gem, 3 Sarah Borrelli Sunday Times, CLASS 142 Novice Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1 Charlotte Roberts Eskdale Lime’N’Soda, 2 Rosalie KERR Sparkling Ali Kat, 3 Sarah Borrelli Sunday Times, CLASS 143 Best Paced and Mannered Novice Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm: 1 Charlotte Roberts Eskdale Lime’N’Soda, 2 Rosalie KERR Sparkling Ali Kat, 3 Sarah Borrelli Sunday Times, CLASS 144 Open Park Hack, over 148cm and not exceeding 153cm: 1 Angela Darke RP Superstytion, 2 Rosalie KERR Sparkling Ali Kat, CLASS 145 Open Park Hack, over 153cm and not exceeding 158cm: 1 Charlotte Roberts Eskdale Lime’N’Soda, 2 genae lauren manson lyndgale precious gem, 3 Sarah Borrelli Sunday Times, 4 Rosalie KERR Sparkling Last Ember, CLASS 146 Lady’s Park Hack, to be ridden by a Lady or a Gentleman: 1 genae lauren manson lyndgale precious gem, 2 Rosalie KERR Sparkling Ali Kat, 3 Sarah Borrelli Sunday Times, CLASS 147 Gentleman’s Park Hack, to be ridden by a Lady or Gentleman: 1 Charlotte Roberts Eskdale Lime’N’Soda, 2 Rosalie KERR Sparkling Last Ember, CLASS 148 Best Paced and Mannered Park Hack, over 148cm and not exceeding 153cm: 1 Angela Darke RP Superstytion, 2 Rosalie KERR Sparkling Ali Kat, CLASS 149 Best Paced and Mannered Park Hack, over 153cm and not exceeding 158cm: 1 genae lauren manson lyndgale precious gem, 2 Charlotte Roberts Eskdale Lime’N’Soda,

Mayfield School principal Richard Kidd makes a splash at the Mayfield A&P Show, all in the name of raising camp funds. PHOTO ROBYN HOOD 110317-RH-148

3 Rosalie KERR Sparkling Last Ember, 4 Sarah Borrelli Sunday Times, CLASS 150 Riding Class, Best Rider, mount over 148cm: 1 Charlotte Roberts Eskdale Lime’N’Soda, 2 genae lauren manson lyndgale precious gem, 3 Sarah Borrelli Sunday Times CLASS 151 Best Presented Saddle Hunter: 1 Elizabeth McEWAN Izy Whizz, 2 Laura Pattie Rhythmic Quest, CLASS 152 Novice Hunter over 148 cm, 0 to 2 wins: 1 sarah harrison Indi, 2 Sarah Boles de Boer Captain Mac, 3 Elizabeth McEWAN Izy Whizz, 4 Heidi CUTTLE Melisanda Seven Eleven, CLASS 153 Novice Hunter over 148 cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1 Thomas KERR Thermopylae, 2 sarah harrison Indi, 3 Sarah Boles de Boer Captain Mac, 4 Elizabeth McEWAN Izy Whizz, 5 Laura Pattie Rhythmic Quest, 5 Heidi CUTTLE Melisanda Seven Eleven, CLASS 154 Best Paced and Mannered Novice Hunter over 148cm, 0 to 2 wins: 1 Alison SPREAG Zac Tac Betty, 2 sarah harrison Indi, 3 Thomas KERR Thermopylae, 4 Sarah Boles de Boer Captain Mac, 5 Heidi CUTTLE Melisanda Seven Eleven, 6 Elizabeth McEWAN Izy Whizz, CLASS 155 Hunter over 148cm but not exceeding 163cm: 1 Kate PINCKNEY Mayfair, 2 sarah harrison Indi, 3 Laura Pattie Rhythmic Quest, 4 Sarah Boles de Boer Captain Mac, CLASS 156 Hunter over 163cm: 1 Andrea SPAIN Zac Tac Snack, 2 Thomas KERR Thermopylae, 3 Alison SPREAG Zac Tac Betty, CLASS 157 Lady’s Saddle Hunter over 148cm, to be ridden by a Lady or Gentleman: 1 Kate PINCKNEY Mayfair, 2 Alison SPREAG Zac Tac Betty, 3 Sarah Boles de Boer Captain Mac, 4 Heidi CUTTLE Melisanda Seven Eleven, CLASS 158 Gentleman’s Saddle Hnter over 148cm, to be ridden by a Lady or Gentleman: 1 Thomas KERR Thermopylae, 2 Andrea SPAIN Zac Tac Snack, 3 Sarah Boles de Boer Captain Mac, CLASS 159 Best Paced and Mannered Hunter over 148 cm but not exceeding 163 cm: 1 Laura Pattie Rhythmic Quest, 2 Sarah Boles de Boer Captain Mac, 3 Kate PINCKNEY Mayfair, CLASS 160 Best Paced and Mannered Hunter over 163cm: 1 Thomas KERR Thermopylae, 2 Alison SPREAG Zac Tac Betty, 3 Andrea SPAIN Zac Tac Snack, CLASS 161 Best Rider on a Hunter: 1 Laura Pattie Rhythmic Quest, 2 Kate

PINCKNEY Mayfair, 3 Thomas KERR Thermopylae, 4 Andrea Spain, 5 Sarah Boles de Boer Captain Mac CLASS 162 Working Hunter over 148 cm and not over 163 cm: 1 Georgie Cottier The General Lee, 2 Hayley Curd Annie, 3 Kate Pinckney, 4 Olivia Orange Tussock, 5 Sarah Ormandy La dama Vegas, CLASS 163 Working Hunter over 163 cm: 1 Sarah Simpson Mountaineer, 2 Hayley Curd Ventura, 3 Kate Moorhead Ubet, 4 Alison SPREAG Zac Tac Betty, 5 Andrea SPAIN Zac Tac Snack Champion Hunter: Kate PINCKNEY Mayfair Reserve Champion Hunter: Sarah Ormandy La dama Vegas CLASS 164 Novice Hunter over 148cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1 Kate PINCKNEY Mayfair, 2 Sarah Simpson Mountaineer, 3 Sarah Ormandy La dama Vegas, 4 John Murphy, 5 Alison SPREAG Zac Tac Betty, 6 Kate Moorhead Ubet, CLASS 165 Hunter over 148cm and up to 163cm: 1 Kate PINCKNEY Mayfair, 2 Sarah Ormandy La dama Vegas, 3 Georgie Cottier The General Lee, 4 Coco Fahey TallyHo Moondust, 5 Hayley Curd Annie, 6 Nikki Taylor Blackies Tolega, CLASS 166 Hunter over 163cm: 1 Sarah Simpson Mountaineer, 2 Belinda McAnally Air Time, 3 Kate Moorhead Ubet, 4 Hayley Curd Bush Lawyer, 5 Sophie Logan Double J Remember Back, 6 Hayley Curd Ventura, CLASS 167 Open Hunter: 1 Kate PINCKNEY Mayfair, 2 Sarah Ormandy La dama Vegas, 3 Hayley Curd Bush Lawyer, 4 Georgie Cottier The General Lee, 5 Sophie Logan Double J Remember Back, 6 Hayley Curd Ventura Champion Cob: Georgia Middleton Lochnavar Reserve Champion Cob: LynCHAMBERLAIN Just Billy CLASS 168 Best Turned Out Cob, Rider and Gear: 1 Lyn CHAMBERLAIN Just Billy, 2 Georgia Middleton Lochnavar, 2 Kelly CHALMERS Windsor Parks Gypsy King, CLASS 170 Open Cob over 132cm and not exceeding 150cm: 1 LynCHAMBERLAIN Just Billy, CLASS 171 Open Cob over 150cm and not exceeding 155cm: 1 Georgia Middleton Lochnavar, 2 Kelly CHALMERS Windsor Parks Gypsy King, CLASS 172 Best Paced and Mannered Cob, over 132cm and not exceeding

155cm: 1 Georgia Middleton Lochnavar, 2 Lyn CHAMBERLAIN Just Billy, 3 Kelly CHALMERS Windsor Parks Gypsy King, CLASS 173 Best Rider on a Cob: 1 Lyn CHAMBERLAIN Just Billy, 2 Kelly CHALMERS Windsor Parks Gypsy King, 3 Georgia Middleton Lochnavar Champion Clydesdale: Kelly CHALMERS Redhaven Abigal Reserve Champion Clydesdale: Kelly CHALMERS Redhaven Abigal CLASS 174 Best Presented Heavy Horse and Handler: 1 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Shammrock, 2 Kelly CHALMERS Redhaven Abigal, 3 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Samuel, 4 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Troy, 5 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Anja, 6 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Dawn, CLASS 175 Yearling or Two Year Old Colt, Filly or Gelding: 1 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Troy, 2 Dayboo Dawn, CLASS 177 Walking Class: 1 Kelly CHALMERS Redhaven Abigal, 2 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Troy, 3 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Anja, 4 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Samuel, 5 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Shammrock, 6 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Dawn, CLASS 178 Working Single or Multiple Heavy Horse or Horses, Attached to a Sled: 1 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Samuel, 2 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Shammrock, 3 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Anja, CLASS 179 Ridden Clydesdale: 1 Kelly CHALMERS Redhaven Abigal, 2 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Samuel, 3 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Anja Champion Purebred Welsh: Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee Reserve Purebred Welsh: ESTREICH FAMILY ELLANGOWAN SMOKEY JOE Champion Partbred Welsh: Jacqui van Herpt Westfalia Dominga Reserve Partbred Welsh: Naomi Duglass Tip Toes CLASS 180 Purebred Mare, Section A,B,C or D: 1 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee, 2 Kirstie Gilchrist Glynmawr Tulip, 3 Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Bunyarra, CLASS 181 Partbred Mare: 1 Jacqui van Herpt Westfalia Dominga, 2 Robyn Brockett Fortification San Antonia Rose, CLASS 183 Purebred Gelding, Section A,B,C or D: 1 ESTREICH FAMILY ELLANGOWAN SMOKEY JOE, 2 Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Leongatha, 3 Nevaeh Randall Glendale maaka, CLASS 184 Partbred Gelding: 1 Naomi Duglass Tip Toes, 2 ESTREICH FAMILY IMPERIAL PARK TWILIGHT, 3 Emily van Herpt Skibbereen Indigo, CLASS 185 Best Mannered and Movement, Pure or Partbred: 1 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee, 2 Jacqui van Herpt Westfalia Dominga, 3 Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Leongatha, 4 Kirstie Gilchrist Glynmawr Tulip, 5 Emily van Herpt Skibbereen Indigo, 6 ESTREICH FAMILY ELLANGOWAN SMOKEY JOE, CLASS 186 Best Walk. Pure or Partbred: 1 Jacqui van Herpt Westfalia Dominga, 2 Naomi Duglass Tip Toes, 3 Emily van Herpt Skibbereen Indigo, 4 Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Bunyarra, 5 ESTREICH FAMILY ELLANGOWAN SMOKEY JOE, 6 Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Leongatha, CLASS 187 Best Trot. Pure or Partbred: 1 Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Leongatha, 2 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee, 3 Naomi Duglass Tip Toes, 4 ESTREICH FAMILY ELLANGOWAN SMOKEY JOE, 5 Robyn Brockett/ Deans Chawton Sililoque, 6 Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Bunyarra, CLASS 188 Best Junior Handler up to 17yrs: 1 ESTREICH FAMILY ELLANGOWAN SMOKEY JOE, 2 Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Bunyarra, 3 ESTREICH FAMILY IMPERIAL PARK TWILIGHT, 4 Robin Brockett Chawton Sonata, 5 Nevaeh Randall Glendale maaka, CLASS 189 Best Mannered Adult Handler: 1 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee, 2 Naomi Duglass Tip Toes, 3 Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Leongatha, 4 Jacqui van Herpt Westfalia Dominga, 5 Robyn Brockett Fortification San Antonia Rose, 6 ESTREICH FAMILY IMPERIAL PARK TWILIGHT Supreme Champion Miniature Horse: Shevelle Halford Sws Inceptions Code Blue Champion Miniature Horse A: Courtney Quinn Bluegables Under Cover Hawk Reserve Champion Miniature Horse A: Shelley Guy Ad Alta Silva Strika Champion Miniature Horse B: Courtney Quinn Arcadia Driven By Revenge Reserve Champion Miniature Horse B: Courtney Quinn Arcadia Driven By Revenge

Mayfield A&P Show Monday, March 13, 2017

www.guardianonline.co.nz CLASS 190 Best Presented Horse and Handler: 1 Samantha Roberts Mountain Eyre Believe In Magic, 2 Anderson Family Koru Mist D-Jay Major, 3 Shevelle Halford Gemtime Rebels Lil Sinner, 4 Courtney Quinn Bluegables Under Cover Hawk, 5 C Ecclesson Silverdales Toy Raider, 6 Janine & Danni ALFELD Bluegables Bayonets Fancy Pants, CLASS 191 Foal Filly or Colt: 1 Alexandra Tutty BWK Na Dun Sinners Black Tie Affair, CLASS 192 Yearling Filly, Colt or Gelding: 1 Shelley Guy Ad Alta Silva Strika, 2 Wendy SAXON Brokenarrow Spirit of Cheyenne, CLASS 193 2 & 3 Year Old, Filly, Colt or Gelding: 1 Janine & Danni ALFELD Honeybourne In Flight, 2 ESTREICH FAMILY MERRIWYNS DOLCE SUPA NOVA, 3 Samantha Roberts Mountain Eyre Believe In Magic, CLASS 194 Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over: 1 Courtney Quinn Bluegables Under Cover Hawk, 2 Shevelle Halford Gemtime Rebels Lil Sinner, 3 Wendy SAXON Mt Ida Jo Jo, 4 Janine & Danni ALFELD Bluegables Bayonets Fancy Pants, 5 Anderson Family Koru Mist D-Jay Major, 6 C Ecclesson Silverdales Toy Raider, CLASS 195 Best Movement, 1 year and under: 1 Shelley Guy Ad Alta Silva Strika, 2 Alexandra Tutty BWK Na Dun Sinners Black Tie Affair, 3 Wendy SAXON Brokenarrow Spirit of Cheyenne, CLASS 196 Best Movement, 2 years and over: 1 Janine & Danni ALFELD Bluegables Bayonets Fancy Pants, 2 Shevelle Halford Gemtime Rebels Lil Sinner, 3 delta holden Bm bocellis baccarat, 4 Courtney Quinn Bluegables Under Cover Hawk, 5 C Ecclesson Silverdales Toy Raider, 6 ESTREICH FAMILY MERRIWYNS DOLCE SUPA NOVA, CLASS 197 Best Presented Horse and Handler: 1 Janine & Danni ALFELD River View Bobs Your Uncle, 2 ami hopkinson BM Cavalier’s The Valkyrie, 3 K Anderson Loughends Striders Electra, 4 Courtney Quinn Arcadia Driven By Revenge, CLASS 200 2 & 3 Year Old, Filly, Colt or Gelding: 1 Shevelle Halford Sws Inceptions Code Blue, 2 Janine & Danni ALFELD Fairground Lunar Eclipse, CLASS 201 Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over: 1 Courtney Quinn Arcadia Driven By Revenge, 2 K Anderson Loughends Striders Electra, 3 Shelley Guy Ad Alta FF Hot Fuss, 4 Janine & Danni ALFELD River View Bobs Your Uncle, CLASS 203 Best Movement, 2 years and over: 1 K Anderson Loughends Striders Electra, 2 Courtney Quinn Arcadia Driven By Revenge, 3 Shelley Guy Ad Alta FF Hot Fuss, 4 Shevelle Halford Sws Inceptions Code Blue, 5 Janine & Danni ALFELD River View Bobs Your Uncle, 6 Janine & Danni ALFELD Fairground Lunar Eclipse, CLASS 204 Open Miniature Horse: 1 K Anderson Loughends Striders Electra, 2 Anderson Family Koru Mist D-Jay Major, 3 Janine & Danni ALFELD Bluegables Bayonets Fancy Pants, CLASS 205 Best Paced and Mannered: 1 Janine & Danni ALFELD Bluegables Bayonets Fancy Pants, 2 Anderson Family Koru Mist D-Jay Major, 3 K Anderson Loughends Striders Electra

CLASS 206 Open Pony 90cm Two Phase Art 274_5.2: 1 Cameron Family/ Mia Jones Mahoe Moon Shine, CLASS 208 Open Horse 100cm Two Phase Art 274_5.2: 1 Heather MCCONCHIE Major Thom, 2 Tracy Mcllraith/Lauren Jones Acapella Ru, 3 Kate Perry Noritake, 4 Dee Hetzel Bismark, 5 Alisha BOTA T’Keala’s One, CLASS 210 Open Horse 110cm Two Phase Art 274_5.2: 1 Heather MCCONCHIE Major Thom, 2 Kate Perry Noritake, 3 Kate Perry Casiraghi, 4 Belinda McAnally Air Time, 5 Teegan McCabe Charlton Officer, 6 Emma Waite Renoir NZPH, CLASS 211 Open Pony 95cm AM5, Art 238_2.2 Instant Jump Off: 1 Nadia Houston, CLASS 212 Open Horse 100cm AM5, Art 238_2.2 Instant Jump Off: 1 Emma Waite Renoir NZPH, 2 Coco Fahey TallyHo Moondust, 3 Tracy Mcllraith/Lauren Jones Acapella Ru, 4 Alisha BOTA T’Keala’s One, CLASS 213 Open Pony 110cm AM5, Art 238_2.2 Instant Jump Off: 1 Nadia Houston, CLASS 214 Open Horse 115cm AM5, Art 238_2.2 Instant Jump Off: 1 Belinda McAnally Air Time, 2 Heather MCCONCHIE Major Thom, 3 Emma Waite Renoir NZPH, 4 Kate Perry Casiraghi, CLASS 215 Introductory Pony 70cm Two Phase Art 274_5.1: 1 Jade Miller Huntingdale Present, CLASS 216 Introductory Pony 80cm Two Phase Art 274_5.1: 1 Jade Miller Huntingdale Present, 2 Cameron Family/Mia Jones Mahoe Moon Shine, 3 Carlotte BOTA Aorangi Bella, CLASS 217 Introductory Horse 80cm Two Phase Art 274_5.1: 1 Charlotte Roberts Eskdale Lime’N’Soda, 2 Bridget Odlum Lochnagar Fancy Pants, 3 Julia Howson Groover, 4 Hannah Feiss Out of Reach, 5 Annabelle Adams Whats News, CLASS 218 Introductory Horse 90cm Two Phase Art 274_5.1: 1 Annabelle Adams Whats News, 2 Hayley Curd Silver George, 3 Julia Howson Groover, CLASS 219 Introductory Pony 70cm AM5, Art 238_2.2 Instant Jump Off: 1 Jade Miller Huntingdale Present, 2 Pieta Houston Olly, CLASS 220 Introductory Pony 80cm AM5, Art 238_2.2 Instant Jump Off: 1 Jade Miller Huntingdale Present, 2 Charlotte BOTA Aorangi Bella, CLASS 221 Introductory Horse 80cm AM5, Art 238_2.2 Instant Jump Off: 1 Charlotte Roberts Eskdale Lime’N’Soda, 2 Dee Hetzel Graemar Hugo Boss, 3 Bridget Odlum Lochnagar Fancy Pants Supreme Champion Saddle Pony: Mitchell Family/Mia Jones Taihoa Kings Spirit Champion Novice A Pony: Hamish KERR LJ Sundance Reserve Champion Novice A Pony: Ashleigh Mavor Amber Rose Champion Group A Saddle Pony: Mitchell Family/Mia Jones Taihoa Kings Spirit Reserve Champion Group A Pony: Hamish KERR LJ Sundance Champion Rider 14 & Under 17: Mitchell Family/Mia Jones Taihoa Kings Spirit CLASS 223 District Pony (Group A, B & C) not exceeding 148cm: 1 Nevaeh Randall Glendale Makka, 2 Sami Mead Timaunga Conor, 3 Ashleigh Mavor Am-

Judge Jonathan Carden-Holdstock (left) and Barbara Kennedy of Geraldine with ther Toggenburg dairy goat Antrimdowns Pearl who won the champion challenge. PHOTO ROBYN HOOD 110317-RH-109

ber Rose, CLASS 224 Best Presented: 1 Mitchell Family/Mia Jones Taihoa Kings Spirit, CLASS 226 Novice Pony over 138cm but not exceeding 148cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1 Hamish KERR LJ Sundance, 2 Ashleigh Mavor Amber Rose, CLASS 229 Open Saddle Hunter Type 138 cm but not exceeding 148 cm: 1 Mitchell Family/ Mia Jones Taihoa Kings Spirit, 2 Hamish KERR LJ Sundance, 3 Ashleigh Mavor Amber Rose, CLASS 231 Best Paced and Mannered Pony over 143cm but not exceeding 148cm: 1 Mitchell Family/ Mia Jones Taihoa Kings Spirit, 2 Hamish KERR LJ Sundance, 3 Ashleigh Mavor Amber Rose, CLASS 233 Best Rider 14 years and under 17 years: 1 Hamish KERR LJ Sundance, 2 Ashleigh Mavor Amber Rose Champion Novice B Pony: Nevaeh Randall Glendale maaka Reserve Champion Novice B Pony: Sami Mead Timaunga Conor Champion Rider 10 & Under 14: Mitchell Family/Mia Jones Taihoa Kings Spirit Champion Group B Saddle Pony: Copplestone Family Roselea Hearts Desire Reserve Champion B Pony: Ruby THOMAS Carnesso Royal Flush CLASS 236 Best Presented: 1 Ruby THOMAS Carnesso Royal Flush, 2 Copplestone Family Roselea Hearts Desire, 3 Nevaeh Randall Glendale maaka, 4 Sami Mead Timaunga Conor, 5 Hannah thickett Tusconigold lumos maximus, CLASS 237 Novice Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 138cm, 0 to 2 wins: 1 Nevaeh Randall Glendale maaka, 2 Sami Mead Timaunga Conor, 3 Hannah thickett Tusconigold lumos maximus, 4 caitlin hopkinson southwind english rose, 5 Gordann Beckett Westerfield Tui, CLASS 238 Novice Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 138cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1 Nevaeh Randall Glendale maaka, 2 Sami Mead Timaunga Conor, 3 Hannah thickett Tusconigold lumos maximus, 4 Stevie Lee Gregan Dragonwyck Pheonix, 5 caitlin hopkinson southwind english rose, 5 Gordann Beckett Westerfield Tui, CLASS 239 Open Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 133cm: 1 Copplestone Family Roselea Hearts Desire, 2 Nevaeh Randall Glendale maaka, 3 Gordann Beckett Westerfield Tui, CLASS 240 Open Pony over 133cm but not exceeding 138cm: 1 Ruby THOMAS Carnesso Royal Flush, 2 Hannah thickett Tusconigold lumos maximus, 3 caitlin hopkinson southwind english rose, CLASS 241 Open Saddle Hunter Type 128cm but not exceeding 138cm: 1 Sami Mead Timaunga Conor, 2 Hannah thickett Tusconigold lumos maximus, 3 Gordann Beckett Westerfield Tui, CLASS 242 Best Paced and Mannered Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 133cm: 1 Copplestone Family Roselea Hearts Desire, 2 Stevie Lee Gregan Dragonwyck Pheonix, 3 Gordann Beckett Westerfield Tui, 4 Nevaeh Randall Glendale maaka, CLASS 243 Best Paced and Mannered Pony over 133cm but not exceeding 138cm: 1 Ruby THOMAS Carnesso Royal Flush, 2 Sami Mead Timaunga Conor, 3 Hannah thickett Tusconigold lumos maximus, 4 Caitlin Hopkinson Southwind English Rose, CLASS 245 Best Rider 10 years and under 12 years: 1 Ruby THOMAS Carnesso Royal Flush, 2 Jade Miller Huntingdale Present, 3 Sami Mead Timaunga Conor, 4 Hannah thickett Tusconigold lumos maximus, 6 Nevaeh Randall Glendale maaka, 6 Stevie Lee Gregan Dragonwyck Pheonix, CLASS 246 Best Rider 12 years and under 14 years: 1 Mitchell Family/Mia Jones Taihoa Kings Spirit, 2 Copplestone Family Roselea Hearts Desire, 3 Caitlin Hopkinson Southwind English Rose Champion Group C Saddle Pony: Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Leongatha Reserve Champion Novice C Pony: Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Leongatha Champion Novice C Pony: Jade Miller Silverbank Jubilee CLASS 247 Best Presented: 1 Jade Miller Silverbank Jubilee, 2 Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Bunyarra, CLASS 248 Novice Pony not exceeding 128cm, 0 to 2 wins: 1 Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Bunyarra, CLASS 249 Novice Pony not exceeding 128cm, 0 to 5 wins: 1 Jade Miller Silverbank Jubilee, 2 Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Leongatha, CLASS 250 Open Pony not

exceeding 123cm: 1 Jade Miller Silverbank Jubilee, 2 Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Bunyarra, CLASS 252 Open Saddle Hunter Type not exceeding 128 cm: 1 Jade Miller Silverbank Jubilee, 2 Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Leongatha, CLASS 253 Best Paced and Mannered Pony not exceeding 123cm: 1 Jade Miller Silverbank Jubilee, 2 Cretney Family / Bec Rutter Gundagai Leongatha CLASS 258 The Wakelin Challenge Cup: 1 Ruby THOMAS Carnesso Royal Flush, 2 Sami Mead Timaunga Conor, 3 Jade Miller Huntingdale Present, 4 Nevaeh Randall Glendale maaka Champion First Year Ridden Pony: Emily van Herpt Skibbereen Indigo Reserve Champion First Year Ridden Pony: Renee Sullivan Fairlight Acres Merlin CLASS 260 Best Presented: 1 Sarah SAUER Sunninghill Mystique, 2 Emily van Herpt Skibbereen Indigo, 3 Renee Sullivan Fairlight Acres Merlin, 4 jayla rose john kingslea duet, CLASS 261 Novice Pony, up to 138cm. 0 to 2 wins.: 1 Emily van Herpt Skibbereen Indigo, 2 Sarah SAUER Sunninghill Mystique, 3 jayla rose john kingslea duet, 4 Olivia McFarlane Smokey, 5 Chloe FOSTER Brecon Bach Little Wren, CLASS 262 Open Pony, up to 138cm: 1 Emily van Herpt Skibbereen Indigo, 2 Renee Sullivan Fairlight Acres Merlin, 3 Sarah SAUER Sunninghill Mystique, 4 jayla rose john kingslea duet, 5 Olivia McFarlane Smokey, 6 Chloe FOSTER Brecon Bach Little Wren, CLASS 263 Best Pony Club Pony: 1 Olivia McFarlane Smokey, 2 Emily van Herpt Skibbereen Indigo, 3 jayla rose john kingslea duet, 4 Chloe FOSTER Brecon Bach Little Wren, 5 Sarah SAUER Sunninghill Mystique, 6 Renee Sullivan Fairlight Acres Merlin, CLASS 264 Best Paced and Mannered: 1 Olivia McFarlane Smokey, 2 Chloe FOSTER Brecon Bach Little Wren, 3 Emily van Herpt Skibbereen Indigo, 4 Renee Sullivan Fairlight Acres Merlin, 5 Sarah SAUER Sunninghill Mystique, 6 jayla rose john kingslea duet, CLASS 265 Best Rider, 9 years and under.: 1 Emily van Herpt Skibbereen Indigo, 2 Olivia McFarlane Smokey, 3 Renee Sullivan Fairlight Acres Merlin, 4 jayla rose john kingslea duet Champion Lead Rein Pony: Olive Cronin Chelton Amitious Reserve Champion Lead Rein Pony: ESTREICH FAMILY IMPERIAL PARK TWILIGHT CLASS 266 District Lead Rein Pony (see Rule 3): 1 Brianna Hoogeveen Gundagai Gin Gin, 2 Mandy Mead Pixie Dust, 3 Hayden Urquhart Sahara desert Pocket Locket, CLASS 267 Best Presented: 1 Olive Cronin Chelton Amitious, 2 Sophia Kingan Mangakaraa Crystal, 3 ESTREICH FAMILY IMPERIAL PARK TWILIGHT, 4 Brianna Hoogeveen Gundagai Gin Gin, 5 Kimberley Maddison Blackboy Peach, 6 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee, 6 ESTREICH FAMILY ELLANGOWAN SMOKEY JOE, 6 Mandy Mead Pixie Dust, CLASS 268 Best Boy or Girl Rider, 4 or 5 years, on lead rein: 1 Sophia Kingan Mangakaraa Crystal, 2 Olive Cronin Chelton Amitious, 3 ESTREICH FAMILY ELLANGOWAN SMOKEY JOE, 4 Hayden Urquhart Sahara desert Pocket Locket, 5 Kimberley Maddison Blackboy Peach, CLASS 269 Best Boy or Girl Rider, 6 or 7 years old, on lead rein: 1 Brock Leitis Glynmawar Tulip, 2 ESTREICH FAMILY IMPERIAL PARK TWILIGHT, 3 Mandy Mead Pixie Dust, 4 Brianna Hoogeveen Gundagai Gin Gin, 5 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee, CLASS 270 Novice Lead Rein. not exceeding 128cm.: 1 ESTREICH FAMILY IMPERIAL PARK TWILIGHT, 2 Brock Leitis Glynmawar Tulip, 3 Mandy Mead Pixie Dust, 4 Brianna Hoogeveen Gundagai Gin Gin, 4 Kimberley Maddison Blackboy Peach, CLASS 271 Open Lead Rein not exceeding 128cm.: 1 Olive Cronin Chelton Amitious, 2 ESTREICH FAMILY IMPERIAL PARK TWILIGHT, 3 Sophia Kingan Mangakaraa Crystal, 4 ESTREICH FAMILY ELLANGOWAN SMOKEY JOE, 5 Mandy Mead Pixie Dust, 6 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee, CLASS 272 Lead Rein Class most suitable for Pony Club Mount: 1 ESTREICH FAMILY IMPERIAL PARK TWILIGHT, 2 ESTREICH FAMILY ELLANGOWAN

Ashburton Guardian 97 SMOKEY JOE, 3 Sophia Kingan Mangakaraa Crystal, 4 Olive Cronin Chelton Amitious, 5 Brock Leitis Glynmawar Tulip, 6 Mandy Mead Pixie Dust, CLASS 273 Paced and Mannered Lead Rein Pony not exceeding 128cm: 1 Olive Cronin Chelton Amitious, 2 Sophia Kingan Mangakaraa Crystal, 3 ESTREICH FAMILY IMPERIAL PARK TWILIGHT, 4 ESTREICH FAMILY ELLANGOWAN SMOKEY JOE, 5 Mandy Mead Pixie Dust, 6 Brock Leitis Glynmawar Tulip Champion Pony Hunter: Charlotte BOTA Aorangi Bella Reserve Champion Pony Hunter: Jade Miller Huntingdale Present CLASS 274 Novice Pony Hunter up to 138cm, 0 to 2 wins: 1 Charlotte Bota, 2 Jade Miller Huntingdale Present, 3 Sami Mead Timaunga Conor, CLASS 276 Open Pony Hunter, not exceeding 138cm: 1 Charlotte BOTA Aorangi Bella, 2 Jade Miller Huntingdale Present, 3 Sami Mead Timaunga Conor CLASS 278 Best Presented Pony and Handler: 1 Lucinda MURRAY Stoney Brooke Blue Moon, 2 Tania White Happy In Hooves Willow, 3 Nevaeh Randall Glendale maaka, CLASS 281 Gelding 4yrs and over, 138cms and not exceding 148cms: 1 Lucinda MURRAY Stoney Brooke Blue Moon, CLASS 288 Three Year Old Colt, Filly or Gelding: 1 Tania White Happy In Hooves Willow, CLASS 290 Best Movement In Hand Pony, any age: 1 Lucinda MURRAY Stoney Brooke Blue Moon, 2 Tania White Happy In Hooves Willow, 3 Kimberley Maddison Blackboy Peach, CLASS 291 Best Mannered In Hand Pony, any age: 1 Tania White Happy In Hooves Willow, 2 Kimberley Maddison Blackboy Peach, 3 Lucinda MURRAY Stoney Brooke Blue Moon, CLASS 292 Best Handler, up to 17 years: 1 Kimberley Maddison Blackboy Peach, CLASS 293 Best Handler, over 17 years: 1 Tania White Happy In Hooves Willow, 2 Lucinda MURRAY Stoney Brooke Blue Moon CLASS 294 Best Presented Horse and Handler: 1 Angela Henskes Arcoda’s Xclusive Dream Doll, 2 Charlotte Roberts Eskdale Lime’N’Soda, 3 Jaye Asher Bencurren The Rustler, 4 Cheryl Farrar George Jackson, 5 Elsie Brown Blackpoint Maxamillion, 6 Shirley Crawford Roberto, CLASS 295 Mare 4yrs and Over, 148cms and not exceeding 158cms: 1 Charlotte Roberts Eskdale Lime’N’Soda, CLASS 296 Mare 4 years and Over, 158cms and Over: 1 Rachael Robinson Caithness Mirabelle, 2 Paule Crawford Pixie Dynamo, 3 Craig McRae Rothery Khole, CLASS 297 Gelding 4yrs and Over, 148cms and not exceeding 158cms: 1 Elsie Brown Blackpoint Maxamillion, 2 Cheryl Farrar George Jackson, 3 Paule Crawford Just George, CLASS 298 Gelding 4yrs and Over, 158cms and Over: 1 Lucinda MURRAY Soweb, 2 Tamzin Young Sins of the Father, 3 Lisa Urquhart Sahara Desert Jack Sparrow, 4 Shirley Crawford Roberto, 5 K Lee/Lee family MKL Georgie Boy, 6 Jaye Asher Bencurren The Rustler, 6 Rebecca Craig Big Ted, CLASS 300 Coloured Horse 4yrs and over, 148cms and Over: 1 Cheryl Farrar George Jackson, 2 Kelly CHALMERS Windsor Parks Gypsy King, CLASS 302 Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding: 1 Angela Henskes Arcoda’s Xclusive Dream Doll, 2 Steph Kearney Wilma, CLASS 306 Best Movement In Hand Horse, any age: 1 Lucinda MURRAY Soweb, 2 K Lee/ Lee family MKL Georgie Boy, 3 Tamzin Young Sins of the Father, 4 Elsie Brown Blackpoint Maxamillion, 5 Craig McRae Rothery Khole, 6 Jaye Asher Bencurren The Rustler, CLASS 307 Best Mannered In Hand Horse, any age: 1 Jaye Asher Bencurren The Rustler, 2 Shirley Crawford Roberto, 3 Elsie Brown Blackpoint Maxamillion, 4 K Lee/Lee family MKL Georgie Boy, 5 Cheryl Farrar George Jackson, 6 Lisa Urquhart Sahara Desert Jack Sparrow, CLASS 308 Best Handler, 14yrs to 21yrs: 1 Paule Crawford Just George, CLASS 309 Best Handler, Over 21yrs: 1 Jaye Asher Bencurren The Rustler, 2 Paule Crawford Pixie Dynamo, 3 Craig McRae Rothery Khole, 4 Cheryl Farrar George Jackson, 5 Shirley Crawford Roberto, 6 Angela Henskes Arcoda’s Xclusive Dream Doll

Mayfield A&P Show 10 Ashburton Guardian Champion Novice Riding Horse: Merryn Wilson-Van Duin Double J Remember Back Reserve Champion Novice Riding Horse: Sophie Logan Alshama’s Fernrush CLASS 311 Novice Riding Horse, 0 to 2 wins: 1 Sophie Logan Alshama’s Fernrush, 2 Rebekah Kirk A little birdie told me, CLASS 312 Novice Riding Horse, 0 to 5 wins: 1 Merryn Wilson-Van Duin Double J Remember Back, 2 Sophie Logan Alshama’s Fernrush, 3 Daisy Bowers BomBay Blue, 4 Rebekah Kirk A little birdie told me, CLASS 313 Open Riding Horse, 148cms and not exceeding 158cms: 1 Rachael Robinson Caithness Mirabelle, CLASS 314 Open Riding Horse, over 158cms: 1 Merryn Wilson-Van Duin Double J Remember Back, 2 Rebekah Kirk A little birdie told me, CLASS 315 Lady’s Riding Horse: 1 Merryn Wilson-Van Duin Double J Remember Back, 2 Sophie Logan Alshama’s Fernrush, 3 Rebekah Kirk A little birdie told me, CLASS 316 Gentleman’s Riding Horse: 1 Rachael Robinson Caithness Mirabelle, 2 Daisy Bowers BomBay Blue, CLASS 317 Best Paced and Mannered Novice Riding Horse, 0 to 5 wins: 1 Daisy Bowers BomBay Blue, 2 Sophie Logan Alshama’s Fernrush, 3 Merryn Wilson-Van Duin Double J Remember Back, 4 Rebekah Kirk A little birdie told me, CLASS 318 Best Paced and Mannered Riding Horse, 148cms and not exceeding 158cms: 1 Rachael Robinson Caithness Mirabelle, 2 Sophie Logan Alshama’s Fernrush, 3 Daisy Bowers BomBay Blue, CLASS 319 Best Paced and Mannered Riding Horse, over 158cms: 1 Merryn Wilson-Van Duin Double J Remember Back, 2 Rebekah Kirk A little birdie told me, CLASS 320 Best Rider: 1 Rachael Robinson Caithness Mirabelle, 2 Daisy Bowers BomBay Blue, 3 Rebekah Kirk A little birdie told me Champion Novice Standardbred: Jade Healey Midnight Frost Reserve Champion Novice Standardbred: Gina Olliver Kalysta Champion Standardbred: jordann beckett burnt porridge Reserve Champion Standardbred: Jade Healey Midnight Frost CLASS 321 Best Presented Standardbred: 1 Gina Olliver Kalysta, CLASS 322 Novice Standardbred, 0 to 2 wins: 1 Jade Healey Midnight Frost, 2 Gina Olliver Kalysta, CLASS 323 Novice Standardbred, 0 to 5 wins: 1 Jade Healey Midnight Frost, CLASS 324 Open Standardbred, up to 158cms: 1 Gina Olliver Kalysta, CLASS 325 Open Standardbred, over 158cms: 1 Jade Healey Midnight Frost, CLASS 326 Best Paced and Mannered Novice Standardbred, 0 to 5 wins: 1 Gina Olliver Kalysta, 2 Jade Healey Midnight Frost, CLASS 327 Best Paced and Mannered, up to 158cms: 1 Gina Olliver Kalysta, CLASS 330 Best Rider: 1 Gina Olliver Kalysta

DAIRY GOATS Champion Doe: L YOUNGMAN Kohinoor Curds & Whey Reserve Champion Doe: M Prettley Pukamara Coffee Champion Challenge: B Kennedy Antrimdowns Pearl CLASS 331 Doe in Milk under 3 years of age: 1 Kim Carter Zodian Gala, 2 B Kennedy Antrimdowns Pewter, CLASS 332 Doe in Milk, 3 years and under 5 years: 1 L YOUNGMAN Kohinoor Curds & Whey, 2 Barbara KENNEDY Rosebury Loreta, 3 Wilson/Price Heatherlea Lauren, CLASS 333 Doe in Milk 5 years and over: 1 Wilson/Price Heatherlea Gemma, 2 M Prettley Pukamara Coffee, CLASS 334 Grand Champion Standard Age Class: 1 Barbara KENNEDY Antrimdowns Pearl CLASS 337 Best Udder: 1 Barbara KENNEDY Antrimdowns Pearl, 2 Barbara KENNEDY Rosebury Loreta, 3 Wilson/ Price Heatherlea Lauren, 4 Wilson/Price Heatherlea Gemma Champion Junior Doe: Barbara KENNEDY Antrimdowns Replica Reserve Champion Junior Doe: Maureen PUCKETT Rosebury Kimba CLASS 340 Maiden Doe or Goatling: 1 Barbara KENNEDY Antrimdowns Replica, 2 Kim Carter Zodian Geraldine, CLASS 341 Doe Kid to be under 12 months: 1 Maureen PUCKETT Rosebury Kimba, 2 Maureen PUCKETT Rosebury

Monday, March 13, 2017

www.guardianonline.co.nz Austin Farming Ltd, CLASS 428 10kg Feed Barley, any variety, to be named: 1 T & D CLARK Synette, CLASS 430 Any Perennial Ryegrass, one 500ml jar. (Nui, Ariki, Ruanui, Ellet, etc.): 1 Austin Farming Ltd, 2 T & D CLARK PG One 50, 3 T & D CLARK Expo, 4 T & D CLARK Halo, CLASS 431 Any Other Seed, one 500ml jar, variety to be named: 1 T & D CLARK Oil Seed Rape

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Crowds flocked to the pig racing at the Mayfield A&P Show on Saturday. PHOTO ROBYN HOOD 110317-RH-112 Malvina, 4 Barbara KENNEDY Antrimdowns Rizzo, 5 L YOUNGMAN Kohinoor Ckrystal, 6 M I PRATTLEY Pukamara Skamper

ESSENTIAL NUTRITION LTD WOOL Supreme Champion White Wool: A A Sandrey Champion Fine: A A Sandrey Reserve Champion Fine: A A Sandrey Champion Strong Wool: L M Parr Reserve Champion Strong: J R Parr CLASS 345 Flock Ewe or Wether Fleece Championship: 1 L M PARR, 2 J R PARR, 3 J R PARR CLASS 346 Ram Fleece: 1 A A SANDREY, CLASS 347 Ewe Fleece: 1 A A SANDREY, 2 A A SANDREY CLASS 349 Ewe Fleece: 1 Phillippa Sanders, CLASS 350 Wether Fleece: 1 J&S McKenzie, CLASS 351 Woolly Hogget Fleece: 1 A A SANDREY, 2 A A SANDREY CLASS 353 Ewe Fleece: 1 D & V STRONG, 2 D & V STRONG, 3 J D & M L STEWART, CLASS 354 Woolly Hogget Fleece: 1 D & V STRONG, 2 D & V STRONG CLASS 356 Ewe Fleece: 1 J D & M L STEWART, CLASS 357 Woolly Ewe Hogget Fleece: 1 J D & M L STEWART, 2 J D & M L STEWART CLASS 358 Ewe Fleece: 1 james wright, CLASS 359 Woolly Hogget Fleece: 1 james wright CLASS 369 Ewe Fleece: 1 L M PARR, 2 J R PARR, 3 J R PARR, CLASS 370 Woolly Hogget Fleece: 1 J R PARR, 2 Phillippa Sanders, 3 J R PARR, CLASS 372 Hogget Fleece, shorn as lamb: 1 J R PARR, 2 D R MCCULLOUGH, 3 J R PARR, CLASS 373 Blend of Crossbred Lambs, minimum of 4kg: 1 J R PARR, 2 D R MCCULLOUGH Champion Black & Coloured Fleece: phillippa Sanders Reserve Champion Black & Coloured Fleece: J D & M L STEWART CLASS 375 Black or Coloured Woolly Hogget Fleece: 1 J D & M L STEWART, 2 phillippa Sanders, 3 J D & M L STEWART, CLASS 376 Black or Coloured Woolly Hogget Fleece: 1 J D & M L STEWART, 2 phillippa Sanders, 3 D B THOMPSON, CLASS 377 Black or Coloured Mature Fleece: 1 J D & M L STEWART, 2 J D & M L STEWART, 3 phillippa Sanders, CLASS 378 Black or Coloured Mature Fleece: 1 phillippa Sanders, 2 J D & M L STEWART, 3 J D & M L STEWART, CLASS 379 Black or Coloured Hogget Fleece, shorn as a lamb: 1 J D & M L STEWART, 2 phillippa Sanders

EUKANUBA and VETENT DOG TRIALS Coppers Cup: Tim Schmack Jill Ellery Trophy: P N BINNIE Liz CLASS 380 Maiden Trial: 1 Tim Schmack Jill, 2 Tim Schmack Queen, 3 Paul ROSS Dot, CLASS 381 Open Trial: 1 P N BINNIE Liz, 2 Hugh WEIR Matt, 3 Bill NICHOLAS Gem

ASHBURTON FANCIERS SOCIETY POULTRY Best Light Breed: A J DAVIES Reserve Light Breed: A & N SHADBOLT

CLASS 382 Leghorn Male: 1 A J DAVIES, 2 Annette McIntyre, CLASS 383 Leghorn Female: 1 A J DAVIES, 2 A & N SHADBOLT, 3 Brian GLASSEY, CLASS 385 Minorca Female: 1 A J DAVIES, CLASS 387 Ancona Female: 1 A J DAVIES, 2 Brian GLASSEY, CLASS 388 Silkie Male: 1 Brian GLASSEY, CLASS 389 Silkie Female: 1 Brian GLASSEY, CLASS 390 Any other Lightbreed Male: 1 A J DAVIES, Best Heavy Breed: A J DAVIES Reserve Heavy Breed: A J DAVIES CLASS 392 Rhode Island Red Male: 1 A J DAVIES, CLASS 393 Rhode Island Red Female: 1 A J DAVIES, CLASS 394 Sussex Male: 1 Cindy Wilkins, CLASS 395 Sussex Female: 1 A J DAVIES, CLASS 396 Plymouth Rock Male: 1 Brian GLASSEY, CLASS 397 Plymouth Rock Female: 1 Brian GLASSEY, CLASS 398 Orpington Male: 1 A J DAVIES, CLASS 399 Orpington Female: 1 A J DAVIES, CLASS 402 Any other Heavy Breed Male: 1 Brian GLASSEY, CLASS 403 Any other Heavy Breed Female: 1 Brian GLASSEY, 2 Cindy Wilkins, CLASS 404 Game Fowl Male: 1 J & K TAYLOR, CLASS 405 Game Fowl Female: 1 J & K TAYLOR Best Waterfowl: A J DAVIES Reserve Waterfowl: A J DAVIES CLASS 406 Drake, any Breed: 1 A J DAVIES, 2 Prue MAXWELL Cayuga, 3 Prue MAXWELL Welsh Harlequin, CLASS 407 Duck, any Breed: 1 A J DAVIES, 2 Prue MAXWELL Welsh Harlequin, 3 Prue MAXWELL Welsh Harlequin Best Hardfeather: J & K TAYLOR Reserve Hard Feather: J & K TAYLOR CLASS 408 Game Bantam Male: 1 J & K TAYLOR, CLASS 409 Game Bantam Female: 1 J & K TAYLOR, 2 A & N SHADBOLT, Best Fancy Bantam: A & N SHADBOLT Reserve Fancy Bantam: Mary ROGERS CLASS 410 Wyandotte Bantam Male: 1 A & N SHADBOLT, 2 J & K TAYLOR, 3 A & N SHADBOLT, CLASS 411 Wyandotte Bantam Female: 1 A & N SHADBOLT, 2 J & K TAYLOR, CLASS 414 Pekin, any colour, Male: 1 J & K TAYLOR, 2 Mary ROGERS, 3 Brian GLASSEY, CLASS 415 Pekin, any colour, Female: 1 Mary ROGERS, 2 J & K TAYLOR, 3 Mary ROGERS, CLASS 416 Bantam Male, any other variety: 1 J & K TAYLOR, CLASS 417 Bantam Female, any other variety: 1 Brian GLASSEY Best Junior: Maddison TAYLOR Spangle CLASS 418 Male Poultry, any variety or cross: 1 Luke Wikins, CLASS 419 Female Poultry, any variety or cross: 1 Luke Wikins, CLASS 420 Male Bantam, any variety or cross: 1 Corey Heaven, CLASS 421 Female Bantam, any variety or cross: 1 Maddison TAYLOR Spangle, 2 Corey Heaven, 3 Joshua TAYLOR Blue, 4 Corey Heaven

BALANCE AGRI NUTRIENTS FARM PRODUCE CLASS 422 2kg Wheat. Any feed variety, wheat must be named: 1 Austin Farming Ltd, 2 T F CORBETT Torch, CLASS 423 2kg Wheat. Any biscuit variety, wheat must be named: 1 T F CORBETT Raffles, CLASS 425 2kg Peas. Any variety, must be named: 1 T & D CLARK Garden Peas, 2 T & D CLARK Marrowfat Peas, 3 Austin Farming Ltd, CLASS 426 10kg Feed Oats, variety to be named: 1 Austin Farming Ltd, CLASS 427 10kg Malting Barley, any variety, to be named: 1

CLASS 441 Heaviest Pumpkin or Squash: 1 M Williams, CLASS 442 Heaviest Potato: 1 Sheryl Harrison, 2 Cindy Wilkins, CLASS 443 Heaviest Carrot: 2 A Homer, CLASS 445 Heaviest Onion: 1 D Strone, CLASS 446 Heaviest Marrow: 1 A Homer, 2 C Ellery, 3 M Williams, CLASS 447 Heaviest Apple: 1 W Fleming, 2 M Williams, 3 I Read, CLASS 448 Largest Tomato: 1 M Bean, 2 Cindy Wilkins, CLASS 449 Ugliest Vegetable: 1 M Williams, 2 C Hogan-Wright, 3 Cindy Wilkins, CLASS 450 Collection of Vegetables Your Choice 90 x 120 cm space: 1 A Homer, 2 S Cigobia, 3 J Ryan, CLASS 452 Three Carrots: 1 M Ormsby, 2 C Ellery, 3 M Williams, CLASS 453 Three Long Beetroot: 1 C Ellery, 2 C Ellery, 3 J Milne, CLASS 454 Three Round Beetroot: 1 S Cigobia, 2 S Cigobia, CLASS 455 Three Red Onions: 1 D Strong, CLASS 456 Three Onions, any other variety: 1 M Williams, 2 M Ormsby, 3 A Homer, CLASS 457 Six Eschalots: 1 C Ellery, 2 C Ellery, CLASS 458 Three Heads of Garlic: 1 C Ellery, 2 A Homer, 3 Cindy Wilkins, CLASS 460 Five Table Potatoes White, must be named: 1 A Homer, CLASS 461 Five Table Potatoes Red, must be named: 1 J Milne, 2 A Homer, CLASS 462 One Lettuce: 1 J Ryan, CLASS 463 One Cabbage: 1 J Ryan, 2 A Homer, CLASS 464 One Pumpkin: 1 M Williams, CLASS 465 One Marrow: 1 C Ellery, 2 P Saunders, 3 A Homer, CLASS 466 Three Zucchini: 1 M Williams, 2 A Homer, CLASS 468 One Cucumber: 1 V Fleming, 2 C Ellery, 3 J Milne, CLASS 470 Six Stalks of Rhubarb: 1 J Milne, 2 S Cigobia, CLASS 472 Six Pods of Climber or Runner Beans: 1 J Fielder, 2 C Ellery, 3 C Ellery, CLASS 473 Three Leeks: 1 M Williams, CLASS 474 One Head Cauliflower: 1 J Ryan, CLASS 476 Six Stalks of Parsley: 1 S Cigobia, 2 V Fleming, CLASS 477 Four Kinds of Culinary Herbs, to be named: 1 D Milne, CLASS 478 Two Cobs of Corn (Exhibitor may inspect before showing): 1 V Fleming, 2 P Ludemann, 3 A Homer, CLASS 479 Any Other Vegetable: 1 V Fleming, 2 M Williams, 3 V Fleming, CLASS 481 Three Pears: 1 J Ryan, CLASS 482 Three Apples: 1 V Fleming, 2 J Milne, 3 J Ryan, 5 C Hogan-Wright, 6 J Milne, CLASS 484 Three Lemons: 1 A Homer, 2 Cindy Wilkins, CLASS 485 Bunch of Grapes, mature or immature: 1 M Williams, 2 V Fleming, CLASS 486 Three Ripe Tomatoes: 1 A Homer, 2 J Read, 3 J Milne, 4 L Williams, CLASS 487 Three Green Tomatoes: 1 S Cogibia, 2 J Milne, 3 C Ellery, 6 S Cigobia, CLASS 488 Three Heirloom Tomatoes: 1 C Ellery CLASS 490 Dry White Wine: 1 Dennis BLACKLER Cape Gooseberry, 2 Dennis BLACKLER Feijoa, 3 D & V STRONG, CLASS 491 Sweet White Wine: 1 Dennis BLACKLER Green Gauge Plum, 2 Dennis BLACKLER Apricot, 3 Dennys GUILD, CLASS 492 Dry Red Wine: 1 Dennys GUILD, 2 Dennys GUILD, 3 Dennis BLACKLER Red Grape, CLASS 493 Sweet Red Wine: 1 Dennys GUILD, 2 Dennis BLACKLER Black & Red Currant, 3 Dennis BLACKLER Elderberry, CLASS 494 Open Class, Wine: 1 Dennys GUILD, 2 Abby HOMER, 3 D & V STRONG, CLASS 495 Home Brew, Light Lager, mild: 1 Dennis BLACKLER Larger, 2 Dennys GUILD, 3 Brent HOMER, CLASS 496 Home Brew, Stout, bitter: 1 Dennys GUILD, 2 Dennis BLACKLER Stout, CLASS 497 Home Brew, District Exhibitors only: 1 Brent HOMER, CLASS 498 Home Brew, Any Type: 1 Dennys GUILD, 2 Brent HOMER, CLASS 500 Liqueur made from Natural Ingredients: 1 Dennys GUILD, 2 Dennys GUILD, 3 Dennis BLACKLER Black Currant

ARTHUR CATES PRESERVES Premier Preserves Exhibit: M K BEAN

CLASS 505 Six Fresh Hens Eggs, judged by weight, brown or tinted, single yolked: 1 Cindy Wikins, 2 Sue BRAHAM, 3 J FIELDER, 5 Sierra Chambers, 6 Sheryl Harrison, CLASS 506 Gift Basket: 1 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 507 A Nibbles Platter. No bigger than 30cm diameter. Judged on contents: 1 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 508 One jar of Homemade Muesli: 1 Sue BRAHAM, 2 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 509 One jar Raspberry Jam: 1 S B RANKIN, 2 Jackie RYAN, 3 Phill Ludemann, CLASS 510 One jar Apricot Jam: 1 Sandra Cigobia 1, 2 Jackie RYAN, 3 S B RANKIN, CLASS 511 One jar Strawberry Jam: 1 Jackie RYAN, 2 Sandra Cigobia 1, CLASS 512 One Jar Blackcurrent Jam: 1 M K BEAN, 2 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 513 Jam. 2 varieties: 1 S B RANKIN, 2 Jackie RYAN, 3 Sandra Cigobia 1, CLASS 514 One jar Microwaved Jam: 1 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 515 One jar Marmalade, unstrained, fresh fruit not commercial pack: 1 S B RANKIN, 2 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 516 One jar of Jelly, any fruit: 1 M K BEAN, 2 Annette McIntyre, 2 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 517 One jar of Apricots: 1 Jackie RYAN, 2 C Ellery, CLASS 518 One jar of Peaches: 1 Jackie RYAN, 2 Melissa Farnell 518, CLASS 519 One jar any other fruit: 1 Jackie RYAN, 2 Annette McIntyre, 2 Melissa Farnell 519, CLASS 520 One jar of Tomatoes: 1 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 521 One jar of Beetroot: 1 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 522 One jar of Pickles, unthickened: 1 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 523 One jar of Pickles, thickened: 1 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 524 One jar of Pickled Gherkins or Onions: 1 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 525 One jar of Pickled Lemons: 1 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 526 One Bottle of Tomato Sauce: 1 S B RANKIN, 2 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 527 One jar of Tomato Relish: 1 S B RANKIN, 2 Jackie RYAN, 3 Dianna Chilton, CLASS 528 One jar of Relish, not Tomato: 1 Jackie RYAN, 2 Dianna Chilton, 3 S B RANKIN, CLASS 529 One jar of Chutney: 1 S B RANKIN, 2 Jackie RYAN, 3 M K BEAN, CLASS 530 Sauce, two varieties: 1 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 531 Collection of three jars, one each of Pickles, Relish, Chutney: 1 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 532 One Glass of Lemon Honey: 1 Jackie RYAN, 2 S B RANKIN, CLASS 533 One Jar of Home Made Honey: 1 Abby HOMER, CLASS 536 One Bottle of Herbs: 1 Jackie RYAN

COOKERY Premier Junior Cookery Exhibit: Nicholas MCDOWELL CLASS 537 Three Pikelets: 1 Clyde CARR, 2 Nicholas Dalgety, 3 Flynn CARR, CLASS 538 Three Plain Scones: 1 Nicholas Dalgety, 2 Isabella Carr, CLASS 539 Three Muffins any variety no bran: 1 Nicholas Dalgety, CLASS 540 One Decorated Gingerbread Man,: 1 Ella MCDOWELL, 2 Ruby GRAHAM, 3 Paige HOMER, 5 Flynn CARR, 6 Harriet Phillips, CLASS 541 Four Pieces of Sweets: 1 Ella MCDOWELL, CLASS 542 Cake any variety. Plain Icing: 1 Ella MCDOWELL, 2 Nicholas Dalgety, 3 Hannah Kidd, CLASS 543 One Healthy Filled Sandwhich, Wrap or Roll: 1 Isabella Carr, 2 Hannah Kidd, 3 Korin Chambers, 3 Nicholas Dalgety, CLASS 544 One Cupcake wth Edible Decorations: 1 Ella MCDOWELL, 1 Paige HOMER, 2 Isla Syme, 3 Isabella Carr, 5 Max Carr, CLASS 545 One Wine Biscuit with Edible Decorations: 1 Ella MCDOWELL, 2 Isabella Carr, 3 Max Carr, 5 Flynn CARR, CLASS 546 One Gingerbread Man with Edible Decorations: 1 Ella MCDOWELL, 2 Isabella Carr, 3 Max Carr, CLASS 547 Decorated Wine Biscuit, Pre School Age only: 1 Angus WHILLANS, 2 Clyde CARR CLASS 548 Chocolate Cake. Plain Icing: 1 Nicholas MCDOWELL, 2 Rebecca Kidd, 3 Alice HOMER, CLASS 549 Three Pikelets: 1 Sophie Dalgety, 2 Charlie Chilton, CLASS 550 Three Muffins: 1 Sophie Dalgety, 2 Alice HOMER, CLASS 551 Three Pieces of Uncooked Slice, any variety: 1 Nicholas MCDOWELL, 2 Sophie Dalgety, CLASS 552 Three Plain Scones: 1 Sophie Dalgety, 2 Angus Carr, CLASS 553 Three Pieces of Cooked Slice, Iced: 1 Katelyn Coleman, CLASS 554 Three Chocolate Chip Biscuits: 1 Sophie Dalgety, CLASS 555 Three Iced Cup Cakes Judged on decoration only: 1 Angus Carr, 2 Sophie Dalgety, 3 Rebecca Kidd, 5 Paige Topham, CLASS 556 One Microwave Cooked Pudding in a Cup: 1 Alice HOMER, 2 Amelia Chambers

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www.guardianonline.co.nz Premier Bread, Scones, Pastry Exhibit: M K BEAN CLASS 572 One Home Made Loaf of White Bread, any shape or weight, yeast: 1 M K BEAN, 2 Sandra Cigobia 1, 4 Cindy Wilkins, CLASS 573 One Home Made Loaf of Bread, other than White, any shape or weight, yeast: 1 M K BEAN, 2 M K BEAN, 5 Cindy Wilkins, CLASS 574 One Home Made Loaf of Bread, made in a bread maker: 1 Sandra Cigobia 2, 1 S Cigobia, 2 Melissa Farnell 574, 3 Sue BRAHAM, CLASS 575 Fruit Loaf: 1 Sandra Cigobia 1, 4 Cindy Wilkins, CLASS 576 Three Scones, oven: 2 Gerald Jacobson, 3 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 577 Three Date Scones: 2 Sandra Cigobia 1, CLASS 578 Three Sausage Rolls: 5 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 579 Three Pikelets: 1 Gerald Jacobson, 2 Cindy Wilkins, 3 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 580 Three Savoury Muffins: 1 Sandra Cigobia 1, 2 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 581 Three Bran Muffins NO FRUIT: 1 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 582 Three Fruit Muffins, using either fresh or dried fruit: 1 Sandra Cigobia 1, 2 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 583 Three Gluten Free Muffins: 1 Abby HOMER, 1 Gerald Jacobson Premier Cake Exhibit: Sandra Cigobia 1 CLASS 587 Chocolate Sponge with Mock Cream Filling: 1 Sandra Cigobia 1, CLASS 588 Uniced Banana Cake: 1 Phill Ludemann, 2 Jade Cigobia 1, CLASS 589 Sponge Sandwich, jam filled: 1 Kathryn Soully, 2 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 590 Three Pieces of Shortbread: 1 S B RANKIN, CLASS 591 Chocolate Cake, Plain Icing: 1 Jade Cigobia 1, 2 Abby HOMER, 3 Sandra Cigobia 1, 4 S B RANKIN, CLASS 592 Uncooked Slice, 3 pieces: 1 S B RANKIN, 2 Jackie RYAN, 3 Dianna Chilton, CLASS 593 Three Anzac Biscuits: 1 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 594 Three Afghans: 1 S B RANKIN, 2 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 595 Three Belgium Biscuits: 1 S B RANKIN, CLASS 597 Two Varieties of Slices, 3 of each: 1 S B RANKIN, 2 Dianna Chilton, CLASS 598 Carrot Cake, Iced, to be cooked in a ring tin: 1 S B RANKIN, CLASS 599 Celebration Cake Judged on decoration only: 1 Abby HOMER, CLASS 600 3 Gingernuts: 1 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 601 Gluten Free Chocolate Cake, Plain Icing: 1 Abby HOMER, 2 Gerald Jacobson, CLASS 602 Four Pieces of Gluten Free Slice: 1 Abby HOMER

FLOWERS Premier Bloom: Jackie Ryan CLASS 603 Pot Plant pot no bigger than 40 cm: 1 Sue BRAHAM, CLASS 604 Specimen of Cut Bloom: 1 Joyce Read, 2 Jackie Ryan, 3 J&P Williams, CLASS 605 Lily or Lilium, 1 stem: 1 Joyce Read, CLASS 607 Lavender Posy: 1 Diane Milne, CLASS 608 Two head Hydrangea, different shades: 1 Jackie Ryan, 2 Jackie Ryan, CLASS 609 Small container of Heather: 1 Diane Milne, CLASS 610 One Gladiolus: 1 Judy Fielder, 2 J&P Williams, 3 A Homer, CLASS 612 Pompon Dahlias 5cm and under, 3 blooms in one container: 1 Jackie Ryan, 2 Joyce Read, 3 Jackie Ryan, CLASS 613 Miniature Decorative Dahlia, 15 cm or under, 3 blooms in one container: 1 Jackie Ryan, 2 Joyce Read, 3 Jackie Ryan, CLASS 614 Miniature Cactus Dahlia, 5cm or under, 3 blooms in one container: 1 Joyce Read, 2 Joyce Read, 3 Jackie Ryan, CLASS 615 Small Decorative Dahlia, 3 blooms in one container: 1 Joyce Read, 2 Jackie Ryan, 3 Jackie Ryan, CLASS 616 Water Lily Dahlia, 3 blooms in one container: 1 Joyce Read, 2 Joyce Read, 3 Jackie Ryan, CLASS 617 Medium Decorative Dahlia, one bloom: 1 Jackie Ryan, 2 Jackie Ryan, 3 Joyce Read, CLASS 618 Medium Cactus Dahlia, one bloom: 1 Jackie Ryan, 2 Jackie Ryan, 3 Joyce Read, CLASS 619 Giant Decorative Dahlia, 25cm or over, one bloom: 1 Jackie Ryan, 2 Joyce Read, 3 Joyce Read, CLASS 620 Any Other Dahlia: 1 Joyce Read, 2 J&P Williams, 3 Jackie Ryan, CLASS 621 One Stem of Geranium: 1 Judy Fielder, 2 Joyce Read, CLASS 622 Roses, 3 blooms in one container: 1 Joyce Read, CLASS 623 One Rose in a Bud Vase: 1 Judy Fielder, 2 Jackie Ryan, 3 Joyce Read, CLASS 624 One Stem David Austin Rose, to be named: 1 Judy Fielder, CLASS 627 Bowl of Floral Carpet Rose: 1 Jsckie Ryan, CLASS 628 A Jar of Daisies: 1 Joyce Read, 2 Diane Milne, CLASS 629 Petunias, 3 stems on plate: 1 Joyce Read, CLASS 630 A Branch of Fuchsia: 1 Joyce Read, 2 Joyce Read,

CLASS 631 Container of Mixed Perennials: 1 Joyce Read, CLASS 632 Container of Mixed Annuals: 1 Jackie Ryan, CLASS 636 Small Jar of Sweet Peas: 1 John Milne, CLASS 637 Miniature Bloom, under 5cm: 1 Joyce Read, 2 Diane Milne, CLASS 639 Any Other Flower: 1 Joyce Read, 2 Judy Fielder, 3 Joyce Read CLASS 640 Breathtakingly Simple: 1 Martin Williams, 2 Janet Kingsbury, CLASS 641 Out of the Blue: 1 Janet Kingsbury, 2 Cindy Wilkins, CLASS 642 Relatively Rustic: 1 Janet Kingsbury, CLASS 643 Bowl of Flowers: 1 Janet Kingsbury, 1 Janet Kingsbury Premier Decorative Flowers Exhibit: Fiona WILLIAMSON CLASS 644 A Scottish Influence: 1 J FIELDER, 2 Catherine MCCORMICK, 2 Jackie RYAN, 3 Fiona WILLIAMSON, CLASS 645 Predominately White Soft and Shimmering: 1 J FIELDER, 2 Jackie RYAN, 3 Catherine MCCORMICK, CLASS 646 Dearing Combination: 1 Catherine MCCORMICK, 2 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 647 Autumn Tapestry: 1 Fiona WILLIAMSON, 2 Catherine MCCORMICK, 2 Jackie RYAN, CLASS 648 High Tea: 1 Jackie RYAN, 2 Catherine MCCORMICK, CLASS 649 Tomorrows Twist: 1 Jackie RYAN, 2 Fiona WILLIAMSON, CLASS 650 Wine, Wonderful, Wine: 1 Fiona WILLIAMSON, 2 J FIELDER, 3 Catherine MCCORMICK, 3 Jackie RYAN, 5 Catherine MCCORMICK, CLASS 651 Wow: 1 Jackie RYAN, 2 Catherine MCCORMICK, 3 Fiona WILLIAMSON

REDMONDS NEEDLEWORK CLASS 652 Patchwork Quilt Novice: 1 A FLEMING, CLASS 654 Patchwork Quilt Commercially Quilted: 1 Jaye Asher Log Cabin, 2 Jaye Asher Farm Scene, CLASS 659 Needlework Sampler: 1 Jacqui Murdoch, CLASS 660 Article of Needlework, counted thread: 1 Julie McCullough, 2 Julie McCullough, CLASS 662 Article of Freestyle Hand Embroidery: 1 Bev Tasker, 2 Bev Tasker, 3 Bev Tasker, CLASS 663 Canvaswork Article in Wool or Cotton: 1 Bev Tasker, 2 Bev Tasker, CLASS 665 Article with Charted Cross Stitch: 1 Christine MOORE CLASS 670 Article made by a School Pupil: 2 Alice HOMER, 3 Grace Austin

CRAFT Premier Craft Exhibit: Kerriann Pinnell CLASS 674 Home made Bag: 1 Abby HOMER, 2 Bev Tasker, CLASS 676 Home made Soft Toy or Teddy Bear: 1 Cushla Flannery, CLASS 677 Any Article of Felt work: 1 Christine MOORE, CLASS 678 A Creation from Buttons: 1 Christine MOORE, CLASS 679 A Christmas decoration: 1 Melissa Farnell 679, 2 Liam Heaven, CLASS 680 A Christmas Decoration, made by a Primary School Age Pupil: 1 Isla Syme, 2 Korin Chambers, 3 Jessica Heaven, CLASS 681 Collection of Handwork, 3 distinct varieties: 1 Bev Tasker, 2 Christine MOORE, CLASS 682 A Pin Cushion: 1 Julie McCullough, 2 Christine MOORE, 3 Jessica Heaven, CLASS 684 Home Made Card: 1 Kerriann Pinnell, 1 Rebecca Kidd, 2 Kerriann Pinnell, 2 Alice HOMER, 3 Cushla Flannery, 3 Emily Heaven, 4 Liam Heaven, 4 Julie McCullough, CLASS 685 An Item of Jewellery: 1 Melissa Farnell 685, 2 Paige Topham, CLASS 686 A Mosiac Creation no bigger than 50cm x 50cm: 1 Pippa Harrison, 1 Lucy Harrison, CLASS 687 An Article of Craft not otherwise specified: 1 Kerriann Pinnell, CLASS 688 An Article of Craft, open to Secondary School Pupils (Year 9-13): 1 Liam Heaven, 2 Liam Heaven, CLASS 689 A Creation from Buttons, open to Secondary School Pupils (Year 9-13): 1 Liam Heaven, CLASS 690 An Article of Craft, open to Intermediate School Age Pupils (Year 7-8): 1 Samuel CLARK, 2 Grace Austin, 3 Samuel CLARK, CLASS 692 An Item of Jewellery, Open to Primary School Pupils (Year 0-8): 1 Emily Heaven, CLASS 693 A Creation from Buttons, open to Primary School Pupils (Year 0-6): 1 Emily Heaven, 2 Jessica Heaven, CLASS 694 An Article of Craft, open to Primary School Pupils (Year 0-6): 1 Emily Heaven, 2 Jessica Heaven, 3 Mia GRAHAM

Ashburton Guardian 11 Choice: 1 E Hornsby, 2 Sophie Dalgety, 3 E Hornsby

CHILDREN’S PRODUCE

Taylor Fews, 2-and-a-half, enjoyed the baby alpaca in the animal tent. PHOTO ROBYN HOOD 110317-RH-169

KNITTING CLASS 696 Set of hand knitted Doll’s Clothes, dressed on a doll: 1 Annette McIntyre, 2 Christine MOORE, CLASS 697 Hand knitted Toy: 1 Christine MOORE, 2 Cushla Flannery, 3 Cushla Flannery, CLASS 698 Hand knitted Hat: 1 Kerriann Pinnell, 2 Julie McCullough, CLASS 699 Hand knitted Tea Cosy: 1 Sandra Cigobia 1, 2 Cushla Flannery, 3 Christine MOORE, CLASS 700 Hand knitted Garment, 4 ply or finer, pure wool, brand label to be attached: 1 Sandra Cigobia 1, 2 M K BEAN, 3 Margaret Powell, CLASS 701 Hand knitted Adult Garment, double knit or thicker: 1 A FLEMING, CLASS 702 Hand knitted Child’s Garment, double knit or thicker, up to 12 years: 1 Julie McCullough, CLASS 704 Hand knitted Bootees: 1 M K BEAN, 2 Kerriann Pinnell, 3 Julie McCullough, CLASS 710 Fashion Garment or Article in Fancy Yarn, Possum or Alpaca: 1 Christine MOORE, 2 Kerriann Pinnell

ART Premier Art Exhibit: Fay English CLASS 714 Painting in oils or acrylic, Land or Seascape: 1 Kathryn Wright, CLASS 717 Painting in water colour, Land or Seascape: 1 Fay English, 2 Fay English, 3 Kathryn Wright, CLASS 718 Painting in water colour, other than Land or Seascape: 1 Kathryn Wright, 2 Jade Cigobia 1, 3 Mary-Anne Cullen, CLASS 720 Drawing: 1 Carly Van Wyk, 2 Paris Aterado, 3 Syardhana Rajini Katith, CLASS 723 Art Work, Any Medium: 1 Kathryn Wright, 2 Georgie Waters Pastel CLASS 725 Pen / Ink Artwork by Secondary School Pupil (Year 9-13): 1 Lucy Harrison, CLASS 727 Painting by Intermediate School Age Pupil (Year 7-8): 1 Annabel Harmer, 2 Paige Topham, 3 Paige Topham, CLASS 728 Painting by Primary School Pupil (Year 0-6): 1 Emma Comon Painting, 2 Ella Stacey, 3 Nikita Wilkins Painting, 5 Alison Harbutt Painting, CLASS 729 An Article of Print Making, Aged 10 and over: 1 Ryan Watt Print Making, 2 Tabitha Shanahan Print Making, 3 Will Johnstone Print Making, 5 Valentina Stimolo Varela Print Making, CLASS 730 Decorated Hard Boiled Egg: 1 Rebecca Kidd, 2 Hannah Kidd, 3 Jemma Bent Decorated Egg, CLASS 731 Collage using a combination of Materials.: 1 Bree Greer, 2 Lucy Roy, 3 Maressa Canalli, CLASS 733 Hanging Paper Plate Face, Aged 5 & 6 years: 1 Psyche Ocon Paper Plate Face, 2 Rico Mitchell Paper Plate Face, 3 Myles Wilkins Paper Plate Face, CLASS 736 Funky Gumboot, Open to all ages: 1 Emily Heaven, 2 Ashburton Borough School, 3 Ashburton Borough School CLASS 737 Hanging Paper Plate Face: 1 Sophia, 2 Callum, 3 Ryan, CLASS 738 A Drawing or Painting: 1 Sophia R, 2 Adahlia, 3 Yaha, CLASS 739 An Egg Carton Creation: 1 Danielle, 2 Lyla

MODELS Premier Models Exhibit: Quin Austin CLASS 741 A ‘Wearable Art’ Mask: 1 Clyde CARR, 2 Liam Heaven, 3 Emily Heaven, 5 Flynn CARR, 6 Jessica Heaven, CLASS 742 A Tin Man: 1 Clyde CARR, 2 Jessica Heaven, CLASS 743 Article of Woodwork made by School Age Pupil: 1 Quin Austin, 2 Owen king Owens work, 3 Emily Heav-

en, CLASS 744 Kitset Model, under 12 years: 1 Emily Heaven, CLASS 745 Kitset Model. 12 years and over: 1 Liam Heaven, CLASS 746 Article of Lego or junior Engineering, kitset design: 1 Nicholas MCDOWELL, 2 Ella MCDOWELL, 3 Korin Chambers, CLASS 747 Article of Lego or junior Engineering, kitset design: 1 Quin Austin, 2 George WHILLANS, 3 Max Carr, 5 Andrew WRIGHT, CLASS 748 Article of Lego or Junior Engineering, own design no larger than 50 x 50 cm: 1 Isla Syme, 2 Emily Greer, 3 Nicholas Dalgety, CLASS 749 Article of Lego or Junior Engineering, own design no larger than 50 x 50cm: 1 Flynn CARR, 2 Quin Austin, 3 Luke Saunders, 5 Charlie CLARK, CLASS 751 Construction, any material, no bigger than 50 x 50 cm: 1 Liam Heaven, CLASS 752 Novelty Construction, any material, no more than 50cm x 50cm: 1 Jessica Heaven, 2 Emily Heaven, 3 Ethan GRAHAM, CLASS 753 Article of K’nex: 1 T A CORBETT, CLASS 754 Creation from Farmyard Junk: 1 Jessica Heaven

PHOTOGRAPHY Premier Photography Exhibit: Donna SHAW CLASS 755 Water: 1 Donna SHAW, 2 Donna SHAW, 3 A HORNSBY, CLASS 756 Child Study: 1 David CLARK, 2 Donna SHAW, 3 David CLARK, 5 Donna SHAW, 5 Prue MURDOCH, CLASS 757 Adult Study: 1 Donna SHAW, 2 K TAYLOR, 3 Heather Elwood, CLASS 758 Depicting Farm Life or Activity: 1 Karen Dalgety, 2 A HORNSBY, 3 Karen Dalgety, CLASS 759 Land or Seascape: 1 Sarah EARLY, 2 Christine Hollis, 3 Karen Dalgety, 5 Sophie Dalgety, CLASS 760 Animal, Bird or Insect Study: 1 Sarah EARLY, 2 A HORNSBY, 3 Donna SHAW, 5 Donna SHAW, 5 Martin EARLY, CLASS 761 Sports Action: 1 David CLARK, 2 Jayne CLARK, 3 Karen Dalgety, 5 A HORNSBY, 5 Donna SHAW, CLASS 762 Vintage Machinery, Cars or Equipment: 1 Donna SHAW, 2 A HORNSBY, 3 A HORNSBY, CLASS 763 Holiday Moment: 1 Sarah EARLY, 2 A HORNSBY, 3 Karen Dalgety, 5 Karen Dalgety, CLASS 764 Any size, Competitor’s Own Choice: 1 David CLARK, 2 Donna SHAW, 3 Suzee BECKETT, 4 Heather Elwood, 5 A HORNSBY, CLASS 765 A Single Flower or Plant Study: 1 Jade Cigobia 2, 2 Karen Dalgety, 3 Suzee BECKETT, 5 Tania White, 5 Jade Gigobia, CLASS 766 Novice A Photo Any Subject from a Novice who has never entered in a: 1 Karen Dalgety, 2 Tony Chilton, 3 Jade Cigobia, 5 David CLARK, CLASS 767 Digitally Manipulated Photo, Competitor’s Own Choice: 1 Donna SHAW, 2 Donna SHAW, 3 Tania White, CLASS 768 Reflections: 1 David CLARK, 2 Christine Hollis, 3 Olivia MACKENZIE, 5 Donna SHAW, 5 Suzee BECKETT CLASS 769 Figure Study: 1 Donna SHAW, CLASS 770 Competitor’s Own Choice: 1 Donna SHAW, 2 Donna SHAW, 3 K TAYLOR, 5 Tania White CLASS 771 Depicting Mid Canterbury District: 1 Karen Dalgety, 2 Karen Dalgety, 3 Sarah EARLY CLASS 772 Animal, Bird or Insect Study: 1 Harriet Phillips, CLASS 773 Family Holiday: 1 Maddison TAYLOR, 2 Maddison TAYLOR, CLASS 774 Own Choice: 1 Maddison TAYLOR, 2 Maddison TAYLOR CLASS 775 Landscape or Seascape: 1 E Hornsby, 2 Sophie Dalgety, 3 E Hornsby, CLASS 776 Action: 1 Jed Syme, 2 E Hornsby, 3 E Hornsby, CLASS 777 Own

CLASS 778 One Cob of Corn: 1 Amelia Chambers, 2 Emily Heaven, 3 Jess Heaven, CLASS 779 Two Potatoes, 1 variety: 1 Jess Heaven, 2 Amelia Chambers, 3 Emily Heaven, CLASS 780 Two Carrots, any variety: 1 Charlie Chilton, CLASS 781 Two Beetroot: 1 Charlie Chilton, CLASS 782 Collection of Five Herbs in one container: 1 Emily Heaven, 2 Jess Heaven, CLASS 783 Six Stems of Sweet Peas: 1 Jess Heaven, 2 Emily Heaven, CLASS 784 Three Blooms of African Marigold: 1 Ella Mc Dowell, 2 Emily Heaven, 3 Jess Heaven, CLASS 785 Flowers for a Friend: 1 Emily Heaven, 2 Jess Heaven, CLASS 786 Biggest Sunflower Head: 1 Amelia Chambers, CLASS 787 One Fresh Sunflower: 1 Ella McDowell, CLASS 788 Gladioli, 1 spike: 1 Emily Heaven, 2 Ella McDowell, 3 Jess Heaven, CLASS 789 Collection of up to 6 stems of Mixed Flowers from Exhibitor’s garden: 1 Jess Heaven, 2 Emily Heaven, CLASS 790 Vegetable and / or Fruit Sculpture: 1 Alice HOMER, 2 Kyla Hudson, 3 Karen Hudson CLASS 791 Vase of Flowers, decorative, can be open grown, vase to be taller than wide: 1 Nicholas Dalgety, 2 Emily Heaven, 3 Annabel Heaven., 3 Seth Corbett, 5 Hunter Stacey, 6 Milford Buygan, CLASS 792 One Flower Arrangement: 1 William McKenzie, 2 Ella Stacey, 3 Emily Heaven, CLASS 793 A Three Flower Arrangment in a Bottle, Open to all ages: 1 Emily Heaven, 2 Quin Austin, 3 William McKenzie, CLASS 794 Floating Bowl (soup plate), 7 years and under: 1 Emily Heaven, 2 Paige Homer, 3 Mac Doyle, 5 Kaydyn Broomhall, CLASS 795 Floating Bowl (soup plate), 8 and 9 year olds: 1 Issy Carr, 2 Max Carr, 3 Ruby Graham, CLASS 796 Coffee Cup Posy, 7 years and under: 1 Emily Heaven, 2 Tessa Boyd, 3 Leo Ackland, CLASS 797 An Arrangement in a Novelty Container: 1 Georgia Heaven, 1 Grace Austin, 2 Madeleine Ray, 2 (unnamed), 3 Jess Heaven, 3 Rebecca Kidd, 6 Max Carr, 6 Issy Carr, 6 Darius Lott, CLASS 798 Buttonhole, 7 years and under: 1 Ethan Graham, 2 George WIlliams, 3 Kat King, CLASS 799 Buttonhole, 8 and 9 year olds: 1 Ella McDowell, 2 Issy Carr, 3 Hamish Kidd, CLASS 800 A Three Flower Arrangement: 1 Kat King, 2 Grace Austin, 3 Annabel Harmer, CLASS 801 Sand Saucer, 7 years and under: 1 Violet Cigobia, 2 Lishela, 2 Leo Ackland, 3 (unnamed), 3 Alexis Cassidy-Morgan, 5 Tessa Boyd, CLASS 802 Sand Saucer, Primary School Age (8 and over): 1 Ella McDowell, 2 Georgia Greenslade, 3 Trista Farnell, 3 Nicholas Dalgety, 5 James Clark, CLASS 803 A Greenery (foliage) Arrangement: 1 Grace Austin, 2 Emily Heaven, 3 Flynn Carr, 6 Georgia Heaven, CLASS 804 Miniature Farm & Garden in container 30 x 20 cm, 8 and 9 year olds: 1 Ella McDowell, 2 Georgia Greenslade, 3 Annabel Heaven, CLASS 805 Miniature Farm in container 30 x 20 cm, 10 years and over: 1 Jessica Heaven, 2 Alice HOMER, CLASS 806 Miniature Garden in container 30 x 20 cm, 10 years and over: 1 Trista Farnell 806, 2 Blake Tutty, CLASS 807 Arrangement in a Washing Powder Scoop, 5 to 7 years: 1 Louise Greenslade, 2 Wilson Paus, 3 Tessa Boyd, CLASS 808 Arrangment in a Washing Powder Scoop, 8 to 9 years: 1 Ella McDowell, 2 Ella Mielnik, 3 Max Carr, 6 Ella Mielnik CLASS 809 Sand Saucer, must be in a saucer: 1 Clyde Carr, 2 Charlie Greenslade, 3 Danielle Perez, CLASS 810 A Flower in a Floating Bowl (soup plate): 1 Riley Heaven

MACHINE SHEARING COMPETITION CLASS 811 JUNIOR: 1 Liam Nory, 2 Sam Bryant, 3 Braden Clifford, 4 Makaria Keene, CLASS 812 INTERMEDIATE: 1 Chris Melcom, 2 Eve Peddie, 3 Adam Hadgers, 4 Brandon Waters, CLASS 813 SENIOR: 1 Luis Pincol, 2 Aaron Bell, 3 Chris Russel, 4 Paul Gallagher, CLASS 814 OPEN: 1 Ant Frew, 2 Ringa Payoai, 3 Cam Fergerson, 4 Jimmy Samuels, CLASS 816 OPEN BLADE: 1 Tony Dobbs, 2 Chris Russel, 3 Noel Handley, 4 Phil Oldfield

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OUR VIEW

Invest time in your community Megan Gnad

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ommunity support made this year’s Mayfield A&P Show a brilliant day out for both locals and visitors. While they couldn’t control the tempestuous weather, volunteers weren’t about to let all their hard work go to waste. Instead they made the most of the conditions and were thrilled with the results. This is what I love about small communities. Everyone pulled together man hours and resources to create an event that was a winner – despite the intermittent rain drops. From the world-famous quickfire pig racing events (yes, there were seven of them), to shearing competitions, Clydesdales on the chaff cutter and top-quality produce and arts on display, it is a vital link to our past that we must support. A&P shows are an important part of our Kiwi heritage and the chance for our farmers to take some time off working the land, and showcase the results of their labour. The Mayfield show celebrated its 92nd anniversary on Saturday, and many others across the country are approaching – or have already past – their centenary. It’s so important to keep these kinds of events alive for the next generation, and foster them as tools of education, experience and fun. When I spoke with show president and fifth generation dairy farmer, Martin Williams, he was thrilled with the support he had received from his community. Coming on board as president had been a new move for him, but a decision he’s pleased he made. He’d now love to see more people taking the opportunity to get involved in at a local level. “It’s totally enjoyable and to get out of your comfort zone is a great thing,” he said. As his father was out judging Clydesdales, and his wife played a vital role in pulling together the whole event, he described his involvement as a “family thing, working with a great bunch of people. It’s about community and family”. It’s becoming harder and harder to keep these smaller shows afloat and attracting new volunteers, but something that is well worth stepping up and considering. For the benefit of our communities and generations to come, it’s well worth investing the time and effort.

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e’ve received some great insight into our online debate about unsecured dogs. The discussion is a result of social media reports of an Ashburton family dog being viciously attacked and requiring surgery in the past few weeks. Thanks to everyone who has jumped on board to offer your opinion, advice and thoughts on what needs to change. In some cases, it’s raised more questions than answers and the discussion has been a productive one. The majority of comments are highlighting the need for the onus to be placed with the owners, but it was also raised that often mistakes happen, a gate is left open and a dog gets out. Should those owners be penalised in the same way?And is there a need for more education surrounding the issue? To add your thoughts to the debate, visit the Ashburton Guardian Facebook page or vote on our poll at www.guardianonline.co.nz We would love to hear from you!

YOUR VIEWS ON FACEBOOK Janet N Craig Further to the dog’s laws debacle, I was always under the understanding you have to have one clear entrance to your house, where there were no dogs running loose. If your dog was outside your property it has to be on a lead (unless at a dog park) and you pick up its mess. If you have more than two dogs you have to have a special licence and if you rent a Housing NZ, no dogs! There are also several dogs you cannot own in NZ. Easy as, no problems!!

Alastair Great initiative

Alison To do nothing is as bad as the irresponsible owner! There always has to be consequences for disobeying legislation...not consequences for the dog but the owners!!! How about the SPCA being actively involved? After all they are an organisation set up to protect animal welfare and educate public! Maybe legislation needs to engage SPCA to be out actively checking in on known offenders dogs welfare, to ensure it is being taken care off...educate owners to care and keep their dogs safe and the community safe? Just a thought!

ROLLING POLL This week’s question Q: Is enough being done to control unsecured dogs in Ashburton? Results up to 5pm, March 12 Yes 9%

No 91%

Ferne Are unsecured dogs not collected? And the owner has to pay to reclaim the dog? I thought this was the case. My dog is always secured. Wouldn’t want my dog getting run over or abducted. I Treat my dog with the same care as my child.

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Superannuation entitlement Flagging changes to the age of entitlement for superannuation many years in advance is the right and responsible thing to do. The Government policy is to progressively increase the age of eligibility for NZ Super to 67, starting in 20 years’ time. This will more fairly spread the costs and benefits of New Zealand Super between generations, ensure the scheme remains affordable into the future, and give people time to adjust. The age of eligibility for the Veteran’s Pension and the SuperGold Card will also increase. Even after the change, someone retiring at age 67 in 2040 is likely to receive NZ Super for longer than someone who retires at age 65 today. That is because average life expectancy is increasing by about 1.3 years each decade. Over the past 60 years life expectancy has increased 12 years, including an increase of four years since 2001. When the age was set at 65 in 2001, a retiree could expect to spend about a fifth of their life receiving NZ Super. That has since increased to around a quarter. Following the proposed change, those eligible for NZ Super at 67 in 2040 can still expect to receive it for a quarter of their life on average. Announcing the change now will also mean that political parties can debate superannuation transparently in the lead-up to this year’s election. We are committed to the universal nature of New Zealand Super with no means or asset

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Bomb toll rises to 59 At least 59 people are dead and scores are wounded in a double bomb attack against buses full of Shi’ite pilgrims, mostly Iraqis, parked in front of a cemetery in downtown Damascus, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says. The two explosions occurred in the area of Bab al-Saghir Cemetery in the historic centre of Damascus, causing the death of 47 pilgrims and 12 members of security forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, according to the NGO. The observatory said one bomb exploded near the entrance to the cemetery on the parking-lot side, where nine buses were parked, and after that a suicide bomber on the cemetery grounds detonated the belt packed with explosives that he wore strapped to his body. The NGO said the number of fatalities might well increase because several of the wounded are in critical condition. The Syrian government previously reported that “more than 40” were killed and close to 120 wounded in that attack, the worst committed in the Syrian capital in over a year. No terrorist group has as yet claimed responsibility for the attack, though the Syrian Foreign Ministry has accused in a statement both Islamic State jihadists and the old affiliate of al Qaeda. - EFE

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Singer Joni Sledge dies Joni Sledge, who with her sisters recorded the enduring dance anthem We Are Family, has died at the age of 60. Sledge was found dead in her home by a friend in Phoenix, Arizona, on Friday, the band’s publicist, Biff Warren, said. A cause of death has not been determined. He said she had not been ill. “On yesterday, numbness fell upon our family. We welcome your prayers as we weep the loss of our sister, mother, aunt, niece and cousin,” read a family statement. Sledge and her sisters Debbie, Kim and Kathy formed the Sister Sledge in 1971 in Philadelphia, their hometown, but struggled for years before success came. - AP Blood-soaked streets and several damaged buses in a parking lot at the site of an attack by twin explosions in Damascus, Syria at the weekend. PHOTO AP

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IS attack on German mall thwarted A foiled plot to bomb a shopping centre in the western German city of Essen was planned by Islamic State, security sources say. A German man who travelled to Syria to fight with Islamic State was the suspected mastermind behind the plan. The sources said at the weekend he had been in electronic communication with several people in the Essen region in order to contract out the attack. The multi-storey shopping centre was evacuated and cordoned off yesterday after police said they received “very con-

crete evidence” from other security agencies that an attack was being planned. The Joint Terrorism Defence Centre in Berlin had the German fighter on surveillance, sources said. Two men from the nearby town of Oberhausen were questioned in connection with the incident and their apartments searched, police said. But while they had been in contact with the German militant, security sources said they were not potential would-be perpetrators. The German militant was once part of

the radical Salafist scene in Oberhausen, dpa learned. Salifists adhere to an ultraconservative interpretation of Islam. Many details of the would-be attack remained unknown, including whether senior members of the Islamic State leadership took part in its planning, what stage of development it was in, and how many people were going to execute it. The Limbeckerplatz mall usually sees about 60,000 visitors on a typical Sunday. It is one of the largest urban shopping centres in Germany. - DPA

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Turkish president calls Dutch ‘fascists’ A row between Turkey and the Netherlands has escalated as a Turkish minister was prevented from entering her country’s embassy in Rotterdam, the foreign minister’s landing rights were revoked and Turkey’s president dubbed the Dutch “fascists”. The already strained ties between Europe and Ankara have deteriorated sharply over Turkish rallies planned in European cities. Turkish government officials are trying to whip up support among citizens living abroad for an upcoming referendum on vastly expanding the powers of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Family Affairs Minister Fatma Betul Sayin Kaya posted yesterday on Twitter that she was stopped 30 metres outside the Turkish consulate in Rotterdam. The state-run Anadolu news agency said she was also stopped at the border by police before she entered the country from Germany. Earlier, Turkey’s top diplomat, Mevlut Cavusoglu, had been scheduled to address a campaign rally at the Turkish consulate

in Rotterdam but was not allowed to land in the Netherlands after he threatened the country with sanctions should he be denied entry. The Dutch government said in a statement that allowing Cavusoglu to hold the rally posed a security risk and his threat “made the search for a sensible solution impossible”. The government had previously said a rally could not be held. The Turkish Foreign Ministry summoned the Dutch charge d’affaires to Ankara and told the Netherland’s ambassador, who is currently not in the country, to refrain from returning for some time. A statement from the ministry also threatened “serious consequences in the diplomatic, political, economic and other fields”. The Dutch embassy in Ankara and consulate in Istanbul were then reportedly closed off for security concerns, according to Anadolu. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan then called the Dutch government “Nazi

remnants”, and warned there could be retaliatory measures. “From now on, let’s see how your planes come to Turkey,” Erdogan said at a rally in Istanbul, according to Anadolu, the state-run news agency. He also called the Dutch “fascists”. Several Turkish campaign rallies in support of the April 16 referendum have been cancelled in European countries, including Germany and Austria. Hundreds of Turkish government supporters had gathered outside the consulate in Rotterdam, some chanting slogans in favour of Erdogan and waving red-andwhite Turkish flags. Speaking to reporters in Istanbul airport, Cavusoglu – who is expected in France this week – called the Dutch action “scandalous” and “unbecoming of diplomatic conventions”. He accused the Dutch government of taking sides in the referendum, saying the Netherlands was afraid of a “yes” outcome because then Turkey “will become stronger, a more independent country”. - DPA

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Avatar sequel delayed Another year, another Avatar postponement. James Cameron says the long-gestating sequel to his sciencefiction epic will not be released next year. “2018 is not happening,” Cameron said. Cameron has been developing four more Avatar films simultaneously. Though Avatar 2 had not officially been scheduled for next year, 20th Century Fox last November dated a film from Cameron’s production company for December 21, 2018. That means that at least a decade will likely follow Cameron’s 2009 Avatar before a sequel lands in theatres. - AP

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Ghostbusters wins big Kevin Hart and the bad bunny he plays in The Secret Life of Pets were both winners at the Kids’ Choice Awards at the weekend. Hart was named favourite villain for voicing Snowball, who claimed the prize for “most wanted pet” at the fan-voted show in Los Angeles. Hart also shared the “BFF” award with Dwayne Johnson, his co-star in Central Intelligence. The Ghostbusters remake was a multiple winner, claiming the “favourite movie” award and acting honours for Chris Hemsworth and Melissa McCarthy. Finding Dory was named favourite animated movie. - AP

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In a country as flat as Belgium, anything tall is a major attraction, and Antwerp’s cathedral is no exception. It’s possible to climb the tower’s 500 steps on a tour. By Nick McAvANey

s a man who avoids buying clothes until his jeans are almost threadbare, my sense of fashion could (at best) be described as inept. I know vintage handbags can be a serious investment and Jimmy Choo is a shoemaker. But that’s about it. So as my train rolls into Antwerp, Belgium’s second city and one of Europe’s biggest fashion and design hubs, I begin to wish I’d invested a bit more time and effort in my wardrobe. Fortunately, the city’s sense of style extends way beyond clothing. In terms of both architecture – and attitude – Antwerp, I soon discover, is seriously cool. The journey to Antwerp takes three hours from London via Brussels on the Eurostar, so it’s within relatively easy, hassle-free reach. I disembark at the striking Antwerp Central Station, rated as one of the most beautiful train stations in the world for its striking stone and marble interior. Although originally built in the late 19th century, it’s a mish-mash of architectural styles. “It’s got a few influences,”

our cycle tour guide, Nicolas de Belder, from Cyclant tells me, as we tour around the city on two wheels. “Antwerp is very eclectic,” he continues, giving me a brief history of the city that’s home to around 500,000 inhabitants. An important trading centre for sugar in the 1500s, it’s now best known for its diamond and chemical industries. It’s also one of the busiest ports in Europe and more important to Germany than Hamburg – or so Nicolas claims. I’ve learned so much in my brief time in the city already, but there’s more to come. Nicolas’ lessons extend beyond economics and design, to encompass a thorough explanation on how to take a bike on an escalator. There are few bridges in Antwerp, making tunnels underneath the river Scheldt the best crossing points. Many are accessed via escalators, and city cyclists learn from a young age that the correct way to carry a bike on these moving stairways is to lock the front wheel against a step, creating a T shape. I pop out on the river’s left bank, a far quieter part of the city with spectacular views across to

the old town and Antwerp’s port. Rising high above the building tops is the spire of the Gothic Cathedral of Our Lady. The adjacent tower was never finished, only reaching a third of its intended height. In a country as flat as Belgium, anything tall is a major attraction, and Antwerp’s cathedral is no exception. It’s possible to climb the tower’s 500 steps on a guided tour every Wednesday from April until September. The viewing platform atop the Museum aan de Stroom (MAS), is far more accessible. The building is a prime example of contemporary architecture and reflects the city’s trading history and modern industrial focus. Its unique design might be lost on the young lovers in front of me who are looking for a secluded corner at the top. Deciding to leave them in peace, I join my friends in Bar Burbure, a copper-chromed bar which reminds me of 1930s New York. The tipples of choice here are locally-distilled bio gins. Fresh ingredients such as pear, lavender and tangerines form the basis of the drinks, with no added sugar. Beer, however, is ubiquitous in

Belgium, so I’m happy to be heading to De Koninck brewery. It has been pumping out a fine selection of liquid amber since 1833, and the site has evolved to include a butcher, cheesemonger, bakery, chocolate shop and even a cycling store. Refreshingly, there is a ban on any chain retailers. Many of the shops also collaborate together. Jitsk Chocolates, for example, pair their products with the beer produced in the factory. I tour the factory on an interactive journey through De Koninck’s history. Of course, it ends in a bar where I need no encouragement to sample four of its products. “11am is the best time for beer tasting,” our bartender explains. “It’s when the taste buds are their most receptive after an overnight rest.” Whether that’s true or not, I cannot deny the smooth taste of the beer on tap, nor fail to marvel at the amazing selection ranging from pale ale to strawberryinfused pilsner. Antwerp’s beer industry (like everywhere in Belgium) thrives on innovation. It dates back to a time when the city’s water quality was so poor, beer was by far the cleaner and healthier option. Innovation is driving the indus-

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try forward, as there are more and more brewers sharing production facilities, leading to a wider variety of lagers, ales, crafts and brews. Back in the city centre, walking off my liquid lunch, I stroll along Schuttershofstraat, where Chanel and Burberry sit alongside local designer stores Natan and Coccodrillo. Many of the city’s artists and designers hail from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, recognised as one of the top three design schools in the world. Each year hundreds apply to develop their craft, but only 60 students are taken and only 10 will eventually graduate. I laugh aloud when I overhear a tour guide declare locals would “rather not eat than have bad shoes” but I believe her statement to be true. Perhaps I don’t fully appreciate the city’s concept stores and trend-setting designs, but what I’ve discovered in Antwerp is style, innovation and imagination to boot. Next time though, I must bring a personal shopper to help plan my wardrobe. And an extra suitcase too. - PA

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In brief Weather defeats 1st XI The weather was the winner in day two of Ashburton College first XI’s match against Timaru Boys’ High School. Rain Saturday denied them the chance of an outright win, after being in a commanding position at the end of the first day. They will get first innings points though, that may be crucial when they take on St Bede’s first XI this Saturday. The two teams are at the top of the division two table.

Roadley progressing Mid Canterbury extreme runner Greg Roadley is making good progress across the ice in the 560km 6633 Arctic Ultra, in Canada’s Northern Territories. Roadley is two days into a brutal eight-day mission involving 20 athletes racing from Eagles Plains to the Beaufort Sea. Temperatures have been “balmy”, between -13 and -35 degrees, but the toughest sections of the race await.

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Weather no deterrent for young triathletes A large contingent of Mid Canterbury children braved the elements to take part in the EA Networks Centre Kids’ Duathlon and Triathlon. Despite some initial concern over whether or not the event would actually go ahead due to the persistent rain, numbers remained high for the event with organisers over the moon with the outcome. “From our perspective it was a great outcome considering what we were faced with from the weather,” sports facility assistant manager Richard Wood said. “I stood on the course and it really looked like the kids were getting right into it and enjoying themselves, which was the main objective of the event for us.” Children from all age groups competed in the event which saw them swimming, cycling and running over a varying number of distances, dependent on their age.

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Rain washes out final day By Dave Williams Both New Zealand and South Africa will leave Dunedin a little frustrated after rain washed out the final day with the match evenly poised. Play was abandoned shortly after 1.30pm yesterday. Dean Elgar was named man of the match for his innings of 140 and 89. South Africa had been set to resume on 224-6 in their second innings, a 191-run lead. South African captain Faf du Plessis says it is frustrating after four days of hard work. They had put in a lot of graft on day four and New Zealand were a bowler and a batsman down through injury. If they had gone on to set a target of 250 in 50-60 overs it would have been tough for the hosts, he said.

“We would fancy our chances for either a draw or a win. I think a loss would have been out of the equation. “I think both teams played some really good cricket, and [honours were] pretty much 50:50 after this test match.” Meanwhile, New Zealand captain Kane Williamson is pleased with his team’s performance in both batting and bowling against the higherranked side. All three results were possible going into the last day. “It was nice to get a little lead going into that second innings,” Williamson said. “Obviously a shame to lose the last day to rain but it was shaping up to be a great game.” The second of the three tests starts The groundsmen hard at work at University Oval yesterday. in Wellington on Thursday. - NZME PHOTO AP

Arsenal ended the fairytale run of non-league Lincoln City, cruising to a 5-0 FA Cup win at The Emirates to take their place in the semifinals. Lincoln, who beat Ipswich, Brighton and Burnley to make the last eight, fought hard for an hour but Arsenal pulled away to win comfortably. Theo Walcott put them in front on half-time and Olivier Giroud, an own goal from Luke Waterfall, Alexis Sanchez and Aaron Ramsey completed the victory. Manchester City also reached the last four, cruising through thanks to a confident 2-0 win at Middlesbrough. - PA

Thunder roll Jazz Russell Westbrook had 33 points, 14 assists and 11 rebounds for his 32nd triple-double of the season, leading the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 112-104 victory over the Utah Jazz yesterday. Westbrook, whot shot 9-26 from the field, broke a tie with Wilt Chamberlain (1967-68) for the second-most triple-doubles in a season. Oscar Robertson set the record of 41 in 1961-62. New Zealand centre Steven Adams was efficient with 11 points and nine rebounds on 5/8 shooting, chipping in with two steals and a block against a makeshift Jazz frontcourt. - NZME

Broom in for Taylor Otago’s Neil Broom is in line for a test debut after being named to replace an injured Ross Taylor in the Black Caps. Broom, 33, who has a first class average of 39.28, has played 30 one-day internationals for New Zealand. He had scores of 2, 2 and 0 in the three ODI matches against South Africa. Northern Districts’ Dean Brownlie wasn’t considered because of injury. - NZME

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In brief Injury lists lengthen Serious leg injuries to key All Blacks have marred the contrasting victories by the Highlanders and Crusaders, with Lima Sopoaga, Waisake Naholo, Seta Tamanivalu and Israel Dagg all facing long lay-offs. Another, wing Nehe Milner-Skudder, injured an ankle in his team’s defeat to the Chiefs 24 hours earlier and also faces an uncertain future. It all adds up to a casualty ward which could raise the anxiety levels of All Blacks supporters before the British and Irish Lions tour in June. - NZME

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England matches AB record England powered to its second straight Six Nations title and tied the All Blacks’ tier-one record of 18 straight wins by thrashing Scotland 61-21 at Twickenham. England’s juggernaut under Eddie Jones heads to Dublin next weekend looking to become only the sixth team to clinch back-toback Grand Slams. A win would also see England move to 19 in a row since October 2015, breaking the world record streak at rugby’s highest level achieved by the All Blacks.

The 136th Calcutta Cup proved to be an unexpected mismatch as the English crossed seven times to record their highest points total against their oldest international rival, and equal the biggest margin of victory in this fixture. Elusive center Jonathan Joseph was the undoubted star, twice breaking the line in centre-field for tries in the first half and adding another soon after halftime. Replacements Danny Care (two), Anthony Watson, and Billy Vunipola were the other try-

scorers in England’s bonus-point win that ends the race for the championship with one round to spare. England inside center Owen Farrell passed a late fitness test on a leg injury and finished with 26 points from seven conversions and four penalties. Outside centre Huw Jones was the standout player amid a horror show for Scotland, scoring two second-half tries. The Scots, without a win at Twickenham since 1983, were

talked up massively in the buildup after impressive wins over Ireland and Scotland but they failed to handle the occasion and the increased weight of expectation. Their hopes of landing a first Triple Crown in 27 years and a first championship since 1999 were ruthlessly torn apart by England’s best performance of 2017. England has an unassailable eight-point lead over Ireland after four rounds. - AP

Crusaders in another last-minute thriller By Vince RugaRi The Crusaders have scored their second last-minute comeback in a row, pipping the Queensland Reds at the death with a 22-20 victory in Saturday night’s Super Rugby clash. The Reds produced some of their best rugby in recent memory in an encouraging first half, but let it slip in horrendous fashion in the last 20 minutes to cop a heartbreaking defeat at Suncorp Stadium. Mitchell Hunt split the posts from 35 metres out with just seconds left on the clock – after Samu Kerevi was penalised for sealing off the ball – putting the Crusaders in front for the first time in the match. It comes after the Crusaders also snatched an incredible 30-27 comeback win last week over the Highlanders. Remarkably, they did it with 14 men – following Jordan Taufua’s

It’s one thing to win ugly. Another, totally, to lose ugly. But that’s what the Blues managed – a right shocker of a game where they barely strung anything together and yet, probably should have sneaked home with the win. They had their chances – three really good ones in fact – to bang in the final nail but as was the case all night, they lacked composure and accuracy when it really mattered, going down to the Highlanders 12-16. The last minute will bug them because they had the ball, the momentum and the Highlanders down to 14 men. - NZME

yellow card for trying to punch Rob Simmons – and after losing All Blacks pair Israel Dagg and Seta Tamanivalu plus flanker Peter Samu to injury in the first half. Dagg appeared to injure his right knee just before he spilled a Karmichael Hunt kick in the 11th minute and was immediately taken from the field, while Tamanivalu and Samu came off shortly afterwards. They were already without test props Wyatt Crockett and Owen Franks, as well as injured fiveeighth Richie Mo’unga. But the Reds have only themselves to blame for a range of costly errors and some woeful game management at the death, leaving the crowd of 17,931 fans stunned. They had raced to a 17-0 lead after an early penalty and backto-back tries from Samu Kerevi and Eto Nabuli. Kerevi had a hand in both of them, busting through Jack Goodhue’s tackle to touch

Israel Dagg down in the 12th minute, then spinning through another from Codie Taylor to set up Nabuli. Four minutes later, the visitors replied when Digby Ioane’s kick bounced over Nick Frisby and Kerevi and fell kindly for Mitchell Drummond. The Crusaders were down 20-7 at halftime but a double from replacement Crusaders halfback Bryn Hall changed everything. His first try gave them all the

momentum in the 63rd minute, but his next – touching down at the base of the post after a scrum inside their attacking 22 with less than five minutes to go – set up another incredible finish. Reds coach Nick Stiles admitted they let a certain win slip, falling to their sixth-straight defeat to the Crusaders. “This was our best week of training and the first time we really stuck to our game plan. We saw that in patches,” he said. “But the way they referee, they’re looking for a penalty in that situation when you’re trying to burn the clock and we overplayed our hand.” Dagg, meanwhile, would be sent for scans today but Crusaders coach Scott Robertson was hopeful his injury would only sideline him for a few weeks – not months. “I could talk about individuals, but the team collectively, the belief to come from behind and show a lot of composure (was amazing),” he said. - AAP

Argentina’s Jaguares picked up a significant win in their second season in Super Rugby, convincing -ly beating 2016 runner-up the Lions 36-24 in Buenos Aires in the last match of round three. The Jaguares forwards overpowered the Lions, and the backs outclassed them, despite the teams sharing eight tries. A rampaging run down the wing by flanker Tomas Lezana set up fullback Joaquin Tuculet for the Jaguares’ first score early, Ramiro Moyana added a second, and Jeronimo de la Fuente and Nicolas Sanchez rounded off compelling moves in the second half. - NZME

Waratahs down again The NSW Waratahs will return home from South Africa emptyhanded for the first time in Super Rugby history following an errorriddled 37-14 loss to the Sharks in Durban. A 27-point haul from the Sharks’ classy teenage five-eighth Curwin Bosch offset a try-scoring double from Israel Folau as the Waratahs backed up their 55-36 defeat to the Lions with another disappointing display. - AAP

Stormers march on The Stormers have maintained their 100 per cent start to the Super Rugby season with a six-try romp in a scrappy 41-10 bonuspoint win over the Southern Kings at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium. The Cape Town-based side led 17-3 at halftime and their expected victory never looked under threat despite turning over too much possession. - NZME

Sevens into quarters The All Blacks Sevens are safely into the Cup quarter-finals in Vancouver after a 33-12 win over Scotland that was pleasing as much for the defence as it was for flowing attack. Vilimoni Koroi was at the heart of much of the attacking flair, his chip and chase bouncing into Scott Curry’s arms for the second try. They beat Canada 15-14 in their final pool match. - NZME

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Sweet result for Carters The achievement of a well executed plan is certainly cause to celebrate so there was little wonder that Aucklander John Carter was feeling a little worse for wear less than 24 hours after enjoying his first Group One win on Australian soil. Carter, who along with brother Mark and sister Rachael comprise the Jomara Bloodstock team, was on hand at Flemington on Saturday to cheer home Humidor, the horse they bred and still share in the ownership of, as he stormed to victory in the Gr. 1 Australian Cup. Touted as a Group One performer of the future after just a handful of starts in New Zealand, Humidor overcame a strong onpace bias on the day to down a quality line-up and notch his first elite level victory. Notorious for some wayward tendencies during his races, Humidor put his best foot forward as he downed last year’s Caulfield Cup winner Jameka in a thrilling finish. The result was another feather in the cap of master trainer Darren Weir who had Humidor enter his team in November last year after the Carter’s sold a 50 per cent share in the horse to a group of Weir’s stable clients. Weir has played a patient game with the four-year-old Teofilo gelding who now looks as if he could become a major player at the upcoming Sydney autumn carnival. Not that Carter and his siblings

Peaky Blinders in demand The eye-catching run of Peaky Blinders to win a Rating 65 Benchmark 1400m event at Ellerslie on Derby day ignited interest across the Tasman and the four-year-old is likely to do his future racing in Melbourne. “He is actually under offer,” part-owner and trainer Kylie Fawcett said. “The sad thing is after winning a $50,000 race and looking through the calendar to find another race for him they are all $20,000-$22,000 races.” - NZME

Ellerslie rescheduled The Auckland Racing Club is focusing on the silver lining from the dark clouds that have forced the postponement of their glamour meeting on Saturday. This week’s wild weather washed out the fixture and has resulted in it being rescheduled to Thursday when a seven twilight race card will feature the Gr. 1 Barfoot & Thompson Auckland Cup, the Bonecrusher New Zealand Stakes, the Gr.1 Sistema Stakes and the Gr. 2 Westbury Classic. - NZME

Second chance for Pike Divine intervention has kept Cambridge trainer Tony Pike’s group one Auckland Cup dream alive. He was all set to withdraw his in-form hope Chenille from the feature due to the sodden state of the Ellerslie track before the call was made to postpone. “A couple of mates rang me on Friday night to say it was hosing down again and I thought it was game over for us,” Pike said. “Her work on Thursday was outstanding and I couldn’t have been happier – she’s the best she’s been all season.” - NZME

Humidor with Damian Lane aboard after taking out the prestigious Australian Cup. are looking too far ahead, content to let Weir work his magic as they enjoy the ride. “To be fair I’m feeling just a little dusty this morning,” admitted Carter as he made his way to the airport to catch a flight back to New Zealand yesterday morning. “It’s not often in this game you get to celebrate like that so I think we made the most of it.

“It was just a magical moment and fantastic to be a part of. “We’ve been lucky enough to win a Group One in New Zealand with Luna Rossa but to get a big one like this on Australian soil is just at another level.” Carter, who flew to Melbourne on the morning of the race, admitted he hadn’t really enjoyed the build-up to the race during the day.

“While it’s a great feeling when you win, the nerve-wracking wait for the race during the day isn’t something I really enjoy. “To Darren and Damian’s (Lane) credit they stuck to the tactics that work best for the horse. “I think in the end he was the only horse to win from the back all day so that makes it a pretty special performance.” - NZME

Top day for Buick William Buick book-ended his Rosehill programme with winners as Godolphin’s leading jockey steered stable stalwart It’s Somewhat home to complement his first-race success on French import Spectroscope. The Norwegianborn British hoop made the ideal start to his secondment in Sydney when Spectroscope scored in the card-opening $100,000 Schweppes Handicap (1350m). He then finished with a flourish in the eighth when It’s Somewhat ($9.50) claimed the Group Two $200,000 Ajax Stakes by a long head from New Tipperary ($10). - AAP

Another Cowan greets the judge on raceday Apprentice Kate Cowan wore a smile that lit up the gloom at Hawera on Saturday when she landed her first career winner aboard the Aidan Schumacher trained Kolee. The softly spoken 23 year-old was having just her 11th raceday ride and produced a polished

Palmerston North Greyhound Racing Club (2014) Incorporated Venue: Manawatu Raceway Meeting Date: 13 Mar 2017 NZ Meeting number: 3 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 2.10pm FORMPRO RATINGS FREE EVERY MONDAY C0 C0, 375m 1 555F7 Tepirita Wyatt nwtd M & ....................Jopson 2 24683 Cawbourne Broady nwtd..............M Roberts 3 63446 Tomorrow Star nwtd ................. S Gommans 4 34723 Jandel Man nwtd ...................... K Gommans 5 24211 Unbridled nwtd M &...........................Jopson 6 34 Lucha nwtd........................................D Edlin 7 2 Bigtime Break nwtd ............................L Cole 8 Macchia nwtd ....................................D Edlin 9 27763 Toki Girl nwtd ............................... P Denbee 10 88467 Homebush Gisele nwtd ............ K Gommans 2 2.27pm J P PRINT, PETONE C1 C1, 375m 1 37725 Plum Krazy nwtd ........................B Goldsack 2 27667 Cawbourne Steps nwtd J &.................D Bell 3 32245 Boyish Charms 22.07.............J T McInerney 4 51116 Cawbourne Kaz 21.58 .................M Roberts 5 32272 Goodtime Lady 21.72....................... I Moore 6 62316 Wong Answer nwtd M & ....................Jopson 7 42568 Unverified nwtd ......................J T McInerney 8 64226 Act Naturally nwtd ............................S Stone 9 48578 Celestial Action nwtd J & ....................D Bell 10 37676 Rosco Action nwtd .......................M Goodier 3 2.45pm USE PETRAVELLER.COM.AU C4/5, 375m 1 16346 Daisy Lara 21.49 ................................L Cole 2 6F615 Another Belle nwtd M & ....................Jopson 3 12187 Allegro Class 21.23 ............................L Cole 4 88365 Cawbourne Jarrod 21.53 .............M Roberts

display to land the four-year-old mare a narrow but decisive winner in the Tree Awareness Maiden (1600m). Cowan soon had Kolee positioned nicely in midfield as the field made their way to the halfway mark in the contest. With Kolee travelling sweetly

Cowan angled her into the clear to make a swooping run to challenge for the lead approaching the home corner. Local runner Skuffle took over early in the home straight but under a steady hands and heels ride Kolee responded to the challenge to gain the edge in the final stages.

Cowan, who is the daughter of well known former top jumps rider and now trainer Alex “Snooky” Cowan, was naturally delighted with the victory. “It was absolutely outstanding, the feeling is just so surreal,” she explained when questioned after the race. - NZME

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4 21234 Homebush Rocky 21.66 .........J T McInerney 5 53173 Cawbourne Mezza 21.40 .............M Roberts 5 25233 Cawbourne Crowie 21.79 ............M Roberts 6 43682 Bigtime Thinker 21.73 ........................L Cole 6 84155 Lektra Spider 21.53............................. L Bell 7 16881 Angie Zarr 21.31 ............................ T Pilcher 7 64372 Enhancer 21.51...........................B Hodgson 8 46511 Bear Inda Square 21.33 .....................L Cole 8 34436 Nero 21.28 ..................................B Hodgson 9 57112 Viva La Vixen 21.46 ....................A Turnwald 9 83648 Don’t Muzzle Me 21.71 ..............B Goldsack 10 27154 Cawbourne Gunna 21.60 .............M Roberts 10 4527x Captain Tuttle nwtd J & .......................D Bell 4 3.02pm GREYHOUNDS AS PETS C1 C1, 375m 1 71662 Unconscionable nwtd M & ................Jopson 7 3.54pm STEVE ‘AUCTIONEER’ DAVIS C2/3, 375m 1 41787 Air Express 21.83...................J T McInerney 2 51557 Cawbourne Lick nwtd...................M Roberts 2 15346 Hard Merch nwtd........................... M Gowan 3 75525 Alcudia 21.77 ....................................M Flipp 3 13422 Jugatui 21.74 .....................................L Cole 4 53856 Lissadell Marcus nwtd................... D Donlon 4 53453 Big Boy Deno 21.55 J & ......................D Bell 5 63873 Bigtime Boy nwtd .........................M Goodier 5 65568 Chokehold 21.81 M & .......................Jopson 6 72823 Devil’s Tongue nwtd..........................S Stone 6 65416 Thrilling Berry nwtd .................. K Gommans 7 53776 Homebush Myra 22.28 ...........J T McInerney 7 47723 Kirkham Kylie 21.75 .....................M Roberts 8 45654 Cawbourne Loch 21.74 J &.................D Bell 8 25311 Bigtime Summer 21.94 ......................L Cole Emergencies: 9 88577 Feel The Force 21.61 ............... S Gommans 9 66558 Banshee Boy 21.82 ....................B Goldsack 10 47x78 Mangamahu Jack 21.91 ................G Atwood 10 88887 Homebush Tiare 21.55...........J T McInerney 5 3.17 AFFORDABLE PET ACCESSORIES C2, 375m 8 4.19pm ARCH LAWRENCE INVITATION 766M 31ST 1 18x62 Cawbourne Web nwtd ..................M Roberts MARCH C0 C0, 457m 2 11355 Bigtime Taylor 21.51 ...............G Fredrickson 1 678 Cawbourne Bluey nwtd ................M Roberts 3 24451 Slick Star 21.71 ...........................B Hodgson 2 1 Bigtime Basher nwtd ..........................L Cole 4 66418 Homebush Skip nwtd .............J T McInerney 3 75 Wood He nwtd.............................A Turnwald 5 82322 Bigtime OnFire 22.12 .........................L Cole 4 83334 Cawbourne Kai nwtd ....................M Roberts 6 74714 King Hit Mike 21.59 .................. S Gommans 5 64522 Cawbourne Gibbo nwtd ...............M Roberts 7 45456 Cawbourne Danial 21.78 ......... K Gommans 6 55217 Dead Wong nwtd M & .......................Jopson 8 73144 Cawbourne Owen 21.69 ..............M Roberts 7 52263 Cawbourne Bryce nwtd ................M Roberts 9 2448x Elite Dose nwtd ............................. M Gowan 8 35452 Classy Delta nwtd L & ........................ Morris 10 73836 Mary Blue Blood nwtd ............J T McInerney 9 67877 Cawbourne Jeff nwtd ...................M Roberts 6 3.35 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE SERVICES C2 375m 9 4.37 OUTBACK TRADING COMPANY C2d, 660m 1 66327 Adrenalin Kick 21.77 ..............J T McInerney 1 12513 Tranquil Blossom nwtd ................A Turnwald 2 x3157 Thrilling Luke nwtd M &.....................Jopson 2 84887 Cawbourne Panic nwtd ................M Roberts 3 88886 Cawbourne Hint 21.73 J & ..................D Bell 3 88517 Cawbourne Eski nwtd ..................M Roberts

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55258 Cawbourne Clover nwtd ...............M Roberts 37564 Cawbourne Cents nwtd................M Roberts 74317 Arcane Sabre nwtd M & ....................Jopson 58675 Miss Eldora nwtd.........................A Turnwald 35412 Knead You nwtd ..........................A Turnwald 10 4.53pm PALMERSTON NORTH GROUP 2 GOLD CUP 31ST MARCH C1 C1, 457m 1 72614 Cawbourne Barcia 26.01 .............M Roberts 2 31474 Kylin 26.57 .........................................L Cole 3 26212 Cawbourne Gonski nwtd ..............M Roberts 4 53585 Consumate Ease nwtd ...............B Goldsack 5 616x1 Five Eyes 26.55 ........................... P Denbee 6 23585 Cawbourne Spree 26.18 J & ...............D Bell 7 84344 Bigtime Monty nwtd............................L Cole 8 28P83 Mister Ebby nwtd.........................A Turnwald 9 38843 Cawbourne Brandy nwtd J & ..............D Bell 10 67843 Another Message nwtd M & ..............Jopson 11 5.11 ADRIAN CLARK BLOODSTOCK CONSULTANT C2/3 C2/3, 457m 1 63442 Cawbourne Toddy 26.03 ..............M Roberts 2 52658 Allegro Beaty 26.58............................L Cole 3 55253 Bigtime Dazzler 26.32 ........................L Cole 4 33348 Molly O’Shea 26.54.....................B Hodgson 5 71231 Bushman’s Smile 26.26 .....................L Cole 6 32272 Nitehawk Rose 26.26 ..................B Hodgson 7 35824 Cawbourne Lyns nwtd..................M Roberts 8 54434 Mr. Maize 26.33...........................A Turnwald 9 71886 Bigtime Coffee 25.89..........................L Cole 10 88577 Feel The Force nwtd ................ S Gommans 12 5.27pm PRESTON’S MASTER BUTCHERS C4/5 C4/5, 457m 1 71771 Mark’s Boy 25.84 ...............................L Cole 2 23812 Bernie’s Boy 25.89 ........................B Mitchell

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72414 Takamori 25.71 ..........................B Goldsack 81717 Spring Allegro 25.88 ..........................L Cole 67361 Bigtime Bakagain 26.16 .....................L Cole 11841 Cawbourne Nath nwtd .................M Roberts 22232 Timma Turtle 25.89 ............................L Cole 11645 Cawbourne Brick 25.94................M Roberts 78812 Spare Some Time 26.36 ....................L Cole 57635 Map My Run 26.04.............................L Cole 13 5.44pm PAUL CLARIDGE ELECTRICAL C1, 375m 1 14423 Cawbourne Looks 21.65 ..............M Roberts 2 42678 Wetchester nwtd ................................. L Bell 3 66575 Cawbourne Merl 21.64 J & .................D Bell 4 33535 Lil Diva nwtd ...........................J T McInerney 5 52372 Alquezar nwtd ...................................M Flipp 6 6x633 Takeaway 21.82 L & ........................... Morris 7 75656 Lure Me In nwtd ....................... S Gommans 8 64512 Gordy Junior nwtd M & .....................Jopson Emergencies: 9 78545 Midnight Action 22.24 ......................S Stone 10 77588 Tracey 21.77.................................. R Maisey 14 6.06pm BROOKS TIMING C1 C1, 375m 1 44185 Barn Door Billy nwtd ................ K Gommans 2 77317 Billy Marlow 21.60 .............................M Flipp 3 48773 Our Mystro nwtd....................... S Gommans 4 25846 Cawbourne Chezzy nwtd .............M Roberts 5 43786 Epic Force nwtd M & .........................Jopson 6 75457 Bigtime Moe Moe 21.99 .........G Fredrickson 7 25316 Scotta Pie 22.05............................. L Pearce 8 77341 Pacific Vibe 21.66...................J T McInerney 9 55758 Cawbourne Jacko nwtd J &.................D Bell 10 56878 Kaylah Blueblood nwtd...........J T McInerney 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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Big boots to fill at Souths By scott BAiley Alex Johnston wanted to prove to himself, as much as everyone else, that he was worthy to fill Greg Inglis’ boots for the rest of 2017 NRL season. He certainly did that in South Sydney’s 38-18 win over Manly at Lottoland on Saturday evening. Johnston himself had seen the headlines claiming Souths couldn’t possibly make the finals without their superstar fullback. That their year was as good as over, and that virtually no-one could replace him. That the Rabbitohs had lost nine in a row without Greg Inglis, with a combined forand-against of -207. Then he proved them wrong. “It was just going out there tonight and just trying to prove to myself as well as everyone else that I can play the position,” Johnston said. “He’s one of the best in the world, if not the best fullback out there. “I tried not to let that get into my mind at all. I just wanted to play the best football I can, and play Alex Johnston style footy.”

Johnston was instrumental in Souths’ win. With the game in the balance in the final 20 minutes, he sliced through the Manly defence to help the Bunnies to a 26-18 lead. Then he put the icing on the cake, pouncing on a Robbie Farah grubber to score the final try of the match. Johnston is not new to the fullback position. He’s played there eight times at NRL level, but grew up playing in the No.1 before being shifted to the wing on his first grade debut. “I love playing there,” he said. “I love just getting in open space out the back and getting more ball and being able to attack.” And it’s now at fullback he’s likely to stay for this season, impressing coach Michael Maguire in the win. “It was good to see AJ play the way he did,” Maguire said. “He’s always wanted to have a crack at fullback and he’s a South Sydney kid that has come through all the grades and it’s great to see him excelling.” - AAP

Sky’s the limit for Sharks’ Brailey He’s attempting to fill the shoes of one the key men in Cronulla’s NRL premiership success, but rookie hooker Jayden Brailey already has the admirations of skipper Paul Gallen. The retirement of Michael Ennis after the grand final had been one of the Sharks’ biggest off-season personnel changes leading to questions over their capacity to defend their crown.

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By Angelo Risso Shaun Johnson grew up watching Warriors legend Stacey Jones strut his stuff on the Mount Smart Stadium turf. So it came as something of a shock to the 26-year-old when he broke the Little General’s club points record against Melbourne on Friday night. “When Jim (Doyle) got me to sign that ball ...,” Johnson said, trailing off and shaking his head in astonishment. “It’s crazy but it’s not why you play – you play to win games of footy.” Johnson nabbed six points in the NRL round two encounter through a try and conversion, pushing him past Jones’ points record of 674. Yet winning a game of footy was something Johnson’s Warriors were unable to do in the Auckland wet, going down 26-10 to last year’s beaten grand finalists. Johnson lauded his side’s scramble and sense of fight in atrocious conditions, placing the blame squarely upon himself for poor fifth-tackle decision making. “I just wasn’t able to put the ball in the right spots and that puts you under pressure a little more,” the Warriors’ No.7 said. “Playing a tough team like that in conditions like that, it’s going to get you at some point. “They came over the top at the end.” Despite the loss, Johnson was glad his side could experience a first-rate, top- four opponent like Melbourne so early in the season. After the club completed an all-Kiwi spine of Johnson, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Issac Luke and Kieran Foran in the off-season, plenty will expect the Warriors to oc-

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Insert the missing letter to complete an eight-letter word reading clockwise or anti-clockwise.

How many words of three or more letters, including plurals, can you make from the five letters, using each letter only once? No foreign words or words beginning with a capital are allowed. There is at least one fiveletter word.

Quick crossword 1

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Previous cryptic solution

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TODAY’S GOALS: Good – 9 Excellent – 11 Amazing – 13

Previous solution: KNICKERS

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ACROSS 6. Leave behind (7) 7. Uncertainty (5) 9. Cereal grass (3) 10. Deceased, beyond any doubt (5-4) 12. Mythical beings (11) 15. Without pause (11) 17. Astral prediction (9) 19. Moisture (3) 21. Boundaries (5) 22. Bill (7)

DOWN 1. Complies (5) 2. Hotel (3) 3. Jerk (4) 4. In a warm and friendly manner (9) 5. Receives (7) 8. Light meals (6) 11. Jewels (9) 13. Outdated objects (6) 14. Notes, writes down (7) 16. Therefore (5) 18. Gasp (4) 20. Baby bed (3)

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Fill the grid so that every column, every row and 3x3 box contains the digits 1 to 9.

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Your Stars

ACROSS 1. They fit windows, being less industrious in extremes of genius (8) 7. Got up quietly at first: the writing is plain (5) 8. Something on the one hand, something on the other? (7) 9. Being misled about a gale, will not increase (7) 10. Circle a friend in the ring, perhaps (4) 12. Got up with a friend in America before flower opened (7) 14. Something secret, my disturbed rest at end of the day (7) 17. Lies broken, with water all around it (4) 18. Mother gets on the wrong trail but looks warlike (7) 21. Tragic King going northeast right at end with novice driver (7) 22. Shortly returning English loop which may be fatal (5) 23. Taught English to Duke of France on the wrong date (8) DOWN 1. Historian with long arms, being anthropoid (6) 2. Is drawing a stretch of land in wartime women’s service (8) 3. Likewise, a piece in the news (4) 4. Put on first coat of plaster to do one a service (6) 5. Prom founder to pay court to at start of December (4) 6. Act as chief and wield the axe (6) 7. Press it out, and they will conduct services (7) 11. To be accurate, end of preface must follow the digest (7) 13. Hound has got around in holding the baby maybe (8) 14. Is wordlessly showing la Bohème heroine no good beginnings (6) 15. Having mistaken Ely gave rise to having been vociferous (6) 16. Are about to be given food? Contrariwise, expected worse (6) 19. Tie up where there’s enough to swing a cat, perhaps (4) 20. Metal canister containing powder for the bathroom (4)

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NZ Situation

Wind km/h less than 30 fine

fog

mainly isolated cloudy drizzle drizzle few showers fine showers clearing showers

isolated snow thunder flurries

sleet thunder

Canterbury Plains

rain

snow

hail

Monday, 13 March 2017

A complex trough drifts eastward during the day while a high builds over the Tasman Sea. The trough lingers over the North Island tomorrow while the ridge builds over the South Island. The ridge spreads onto the North Island on Wednesday and remains over the country throughout the forecast period.

30 to 59 60 plus

NZ Today

Canterbury High Country

overnight max low

TODAY

TODAY FZL: Gradually lowering to 2400m by evening

Auckland

clearing

Rain. Southerlies, strong about the coast at times.

Rain. Wind at 1000m: Light. Wind at 2000m: SE rising to 30 km/h.

Hamilton

showers

Napier

showers

TOMORROWFZL: About 2400m, rising above 3000m

Palmerston North rain

Rain easing to showers. Wind at 1000m: Strong S easing. Wind at 2000m: Strong or gale S easing.

Wellington

rain

Nelson

rain

WEDNESDAY

Blenheim

rain

Morning cloud with isolated showers, then fine. Southerlies dying out.

Areas of morning cloud and isolated showers clearing then fine. Southwesterlies, dying out at the lower levels.

Greymouth

rain

Christchurch

rain

Timaru

rain

Fine or becoming fine. Winds mainly light.

Queenstown

rain

FRIDAY

Dunedin

rain

Fine with northeast breezes.

Mainly fine. Northwesterlies developing.

Invercargill

rain

TOMORROW Mostly cloudy with rain easing to a few showers. Southwesterlies, strong about the coast at times, easing later.

THURSDAY

Fine with northeast breezes.

World Weather

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

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

Forecasts for today

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

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

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1 5 15 19 21 9 25 14 25 6 17 6 16 -1 24

New York Paris Perth Rarotonga Rome San Francisco Seoul Singapore Stockholm Sydney Taipei Tel Aviv Tokyo Washington Zurich

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

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Bad fishing

Set 7:36 am Rise 8:24 pm

Full moon

Rise 7:27 am Set 7:56 pm

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Bad fishing

Set 8:39 am Rise 8:52 pm

Last quarter

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Rise 7:29 am Set 7:54 pm

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Bad fishing

Set 9:40 am Rise 9:21 pm

New moon

28 Mar 3:59 pm

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River Levels

cumecs

1.55

Nth Ashburton at 12:05 pm, yesterday

7.23

Sth Ashburton at 12:05 pm, yesterday

7.93 nc

Rangitata Klondyke at 2:05 pm, yesterday

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Waitaki Kurow at 12:08 pm, yesterday

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CORNWALL, Roger Francis (Butch)– Died peacefully on March 11 at Christchurch Hospital, aged 70 years. Dearly loved husband of Marilyn; much loved father of Aaron, and Jane; loved brother of Steve, Vicki and the late Salli; loved father-in-law of Sonya; loved brother-in-law of Steve and Winifred, Dave, Steffi, Reg and Suzie, and David; and much loved uncle. Loved son of the late Ruth and Len. No flowers please - donations to the Westpac Rescue Helicopter instead. Our heartfelt thanks to the caring and wonderful staff at the ICU. At Roger’s request, a private service will be held.

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6am Breakfast The Breakfast team presents news, interviews, weather, and information. 9am The Ellen DeGeneres Show 3 With special guest David Spade. 0 10am Whanau Living 10:30 The Chase 0 11:30 Come Dine With Me Daytime Noon 1 News At Midday 0 12:30 Emmerdale 0 1pm Britain’s Got Talent 0 2:25 Border Security International 3 0 2:55 Tipping Point 3:55 Te Karere 2 4:25 Millionaire Hot Seat 0 5pm The Chase 0 6pm 1 News At 6pm 0

6am Creflo Dollar 6:30 Sesame Street 3 0 6:55 Peppa Pig 0 7am Littlest Pet Shop 3 0 7:25 Beware The Batman 3 0 7:50 Star v The Forces Of Evil 3 0 8:15 Jake And The Neverland Pirates 3 0 8:35 Sheriff Callie’s Wild West 3 0 9am Infomercials 10:30 Neighbours 3 0 11am Home And Away 3 0 11:30 Shortland Street 3 0 Noon The Ellen DeGeneres Show 0 1pm Jeremy Kyle’s Emergency Room PGR 2pm Judge Rinder PGR 3 3pm My Wife And Kids 0 3:30 The Adam And Eve Show 0 4pm KC Undercover 0 4:30 Friends 3 0 5pm The Simpsons 3 0 5:30 Home And Away 0 6pm The Big Bang Theory 3 0 6:30 Neighbours 0

7pm Seven Sharp 0 7:30 Fair Go 0 8pm Mind Over Money Nigel discovers ways help children to be better with money. 0 8:30 APB 0 9:30 Blindspot AO 0 10:25 1 News Tonight 0 10:55 N Murder In The First AO 0

7pm Shortland Street 0 7:30 My Kitchen Rules At the Lebanese-themed instant restaurant of Adelaide cousins Lama and Sarah, a family feud may spoil things. 0 8:45 Life In Pieces 0 9:15 The Mick 0 9:45 The Walking Dead 0 10:40 Two And A Half Men PGR 3 0

11:45 The Following AO 3 Ryan seeks out an old enemy to defeat a greater one when things go awry on the day of an important trial. 0 12:40 Te Karere 3 2 1:05 Infomercials 5:05 Impact For Life 5:35 Te Karere 3 2

11:10 Cougar Town PGR 3 0 11:35 Filthy Rich AO 3 0 12:30 Desperate Housewives 3 0 1:20 Shortland Street 3 0 1:50 Infomercials 2:45 Pretty Little Liars PGR 3 0 3:30 The Real 3 4:15 America’s Funniest Home Videos 3 0 4:40 The Adam And Eve Show 3 0 5:05 Neighbours 3 0 5:30 Infomercials

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MAORI

6am The AM Show Duncan Garner, Amanda Gillies, and Mark Richardson present news, interviews, and humour to start the day. 9am The Café 10am Infomercials 11:25 Family Feud 3 0 Noon Dr Phil AO 1pm M A Nanny’s Revenge PGR 2012 Thriller. A woman plans to punish the man she blames for the death of her parents. Jodi Lyn O’Keefe, Victoria Pratt, Michael Woods. 0 2:55 Baggage PGR 3 3:20 Sticky TV 4pm Entertainment Tonight 4:25 Wipeout 0 5:25 Family Feud 0 6pm NewsHub Live At 6pm

6am The Fairly Odd Parents 6:25 World Of Quest 6:50 The Penguins Of Madagascar 7:15 Monsters v Aliens 7:40 Johnny Test 8:05 Avatar – The Last Airbender 8:30 Endangered Species 8:55 Million Dollar Minute 3 9:25 Wheel Of Fortune 3 9:50 Jeopardy 3 10:20 The Doctors PGR 11:15 Hot Bench 11:40 Jane The Virgin PGR 3 12:30 F Under The Dome AO 3 1:30 The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon PGR 3 2:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 3 3pm Escape To The Country 3 4pm Antiques Roadshow 3 0 5pm Million Dollar Minute 5:30 Prime News 6pm Wheel Of Fortune 6:30 Jeopardy 7pm The Project 7pm The Crowd Goes Wild 7:30 The Block Australia PGR 7:30 Fishing Impossible PGR The teams move out and In South Africa, the lads team return home as The Block up with scientists to lure the is open to the public for greatest ocean hunter of all, inspection for the first time. 0 the shark, through the power 8:40 Married At First Sight of rock music. Australia PGR 0 8:35 M Snitch AO 2013 Thriller. 10:10 NewsHub Late A father makes a deal with 10:40 The Blacklist AO 0 the US Attorney to infiltrate a drug cartel to save his innocent son from jail. 11:40 The Project 3 News and entertainment show hosted by Jesse Mulligan, Kanoa Lloyd and Josh Thomson. 12:10 Infomercials 5:30 City Impact Church

MOVIES PREMIERE 6:05 Close Up – Jodie Foster 6:35 Poltergeist MC 2015 Horror. Sam Rockwell, Rosemarie DeWitt. 8:10 Richie McCaw – Chasing Great 2016 Documentary. Stuart Barnes, Tom Benge, Aston Bentham. Mind Over Money Fishing Impossible 9:55 The Making Of 8pm on TVNZ 1 7:30pm on Prime Everest MC 10:10 Criminal 16VL 2016 Action Crime. BRAVO THE BOX Kevin Costner, Ryan Reynolds, 6am CSI MV 6:50 Criminal 10am Teen Mom 3 Gal Gadot. 12:05 Bad Intent MV 7:40 Storage Wars – Neighbours 2 – Sorority 10:55 Catfish 3 11:50 Snapped PGR 3 New York PG 8:05 Storage Wars Rising 16VLSC 2016 Comedy. 12:40 Vanderpump Rules – New York PG 8:30 Shipping Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne, AO 3 Zac Efron. 1:40 Poltergeist Wars PG 8:55 The Simpsons MC 2015 Horror. Sam Rockwell, 1:35 Intervention AO 3 PG 9:20 Criminal Minds Rosemarie DeWitt. 2:35 Botched 3 16VS 10:10 CSI – Miami MV 3:30 Hoarders 3 11am NCIS – LA MV 11:55 NCIS 3:15 Richie McCaw – Chasing Great 2016 4:30 Dance Moms – LA MV 12:50 Pawn Stars Documentary. Stuart Barnes, 5:30 Teen Mom PG 1:15 Criminal Intent MV Tom Benge, Aston Bentham. 6:30 Catfish 2:10 CSI MV 3:05 Border 5pm The Runner MLS 7:30 Masters Of Flip Security PG 3:35 Shipping 2015 Drama. Nicolas Cage, Kortney and Dave’s newest Wars PG 4:05 Crossing Lines Sarah Paulson, Peter Fonda. flip may require a new second MV 5pm The Simpsons 6:30 Allegiant MV 2016 storey. PG 5:30 Criminal Intent Adventure. Shailene Woodley, 8:30 Hollywood Medium MV 6:30 Border Security PG Theo James, Jeff Daniels. With Tyler Henry PGR 7pm Pawn Stars PG 7:30 CSI – 8:30 Paranormal Activity – Tyler gives Kendra Wilkinson Miami MV 8:30 Shearing Gang The Ghost Dimension MVC news from the other side about 2015 Horror. A young family PG 9pm Deep Undercover the future of her family. find an ancient video camera MV 9:30 Real Prison Breaks 9:30 Wahlburgers that unlocks a dark presence in MV 10:30 Criminal Minds The anticipated opening of a their midst. 16VS 11:25 CSI – Miami MV Wahlburgers in Coney Island 10:10 The Man From UNCLE experiences last-minute delays. TUESDAY 12:15 Shipping MV 2015 Action. Wars PG 12:40 Pawn Stars Not wanting to postpone TUESDAY 12:05 10 Days PG 1:05 Crossing Lines MV it, Donnie, Mark, and Paul To Destruction MVL 2012 1:55 Criminal Minds 16VS go ahead with a public Drama. 1:45 Allegiant MV 2:45 CSI MV 3:30 The Simpsons 2016 Adventure. 3:45 The celebration. PG 3:55 Shearing Gang PG 10pm Wahlburgers Runner MLS 2015 Drama. 4:20 Deep Undercover MV 10:30 Intervention 5:15 Paranormal Activity – 4:45 Real Prison Breaks MV 11:30 Snapped PGR 3 The Ghost Dimension MVC 2015 Horror. 5:35 Border Security PG 12:10 Infomercials 3

11pm The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon PGR A celebrity chat show. Midnight Football – English Premier League Liverpool v Burnley. At Anfield Stadium. 2am The Crowd Goes Wild 3 2:30 Closedown

MOVIES GREATS 8am Flightplan MV 2005 Thriller. A bereaved woman and her daughter are flying home from Berlin to America. During the flight the child vanishes and nobody admits she was ever on the plane. Jodie Foster, Peter Sarsgaard. 9:35 Cuban Fury MLS 2014 Romantic Comedy. A former teen salsa prodigy is inspired to rediscover his talent and get back on the dance floor to win the heart of a woman. Nick Frost, Rashida Jones. 11:10 Ali MVL 2001 Drama. Jon Voigt, Will Smith. 1:45 Australia MVL 2008 Adventure. Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman. 4:25 No Strings Attached 16LS 2011 Comedy. Natalie Portman, Ashton Kutcher. 6:10 Changeling 16VC 2008 Drama. Angelina Jolie, John Malkovich. 8:30 The Next Three Days MVL 2010 Crime. A married couple’s life is upset when the wife is accused of murder. Russell Crowe, Elizabeth Banks. 10:45 One Missed Call MV 2008 Horror. Edward Burns, Shannyn Sossamon.

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12:10 The Switch MS 2010 Comedy. Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman. 1:50 No Strings Attached 16LS 2011 Comedy. Natalie Portman, Ashton Kutcher. 3:35 Australia MVL 2008 Adventure. Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman.

CHOICE

6:30 Pukoro 2 7:30 Pukana 2 8am Miharo 2 8:30 Te Kaea 3 2 9am Kawe Korero – Reporters 9:30 R And R 10am Korero Mai 3 2 11am Toku Reo 3 2 Noon Korero Mai 3 2 1pm Toku Reo 3 2 2pm Opaki 3 2:30 Ako 3 2 3pm Head Start 3:30 Nga Pari Karangaranga O Te Motu 3 4pm Rugby League – NRL (RPL) Warriors v Storm. From Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland. 5:30 Te Kaea 2 6pm Pukoro 2 6:20 Huhu 6:30 Team Umizoomi 7pm F Hahana 7:30 F The Game Chef 3 8pm F Aotearoa 3 8:30 All Talk With Anika Moa – Highlights Special AO 9:30 Hunting Aotearoa AO 10pm Whawhai Fight Night 10:30 Te Kaea 3 2

11pm Kawe Korero – Reporters News reporters dissect and discuss the day’s news and events. 11:30 Closedown

SKY SPORT 1 6am Rugby League – NRL St George Illawarra Dragons v Parramatta Eels. 8am Rugby League – NRL Wests Tigers v Penrith Panthers. 10am Squash – PSA Canary Wharf Classic. 11am L UFC NonPPV Live Events Belfort v Gastelum. 1pm Motorsport – FIA World Rally Championship Mexico Day Two. 1:30 Golf – PGA European Tour Hero Indian Open – Round Four. 2pm Golf Central 3pm Golf – US PGA Tour Valspar Championship – Round Four. 3:30 Rugby League – NRL Brisbane Broncos v North Queensland Cowboys. 4pm Rugby League – NRL NZ Warriors v Melbourne Storm. 4:30 Rugby League – NRL 5pm Rugby League – NRL 5:30 Motorsport – NASCAR Xfinity Series 6:30 Motorsport – Nascar Sprint Cup Series 7:30 Motorsports – World Superbikes 8pm Motorsport – FIA World Rally Championship 8:30 Fight Night 10:30 World Rugby Sevens – Vancouver TUESDAY Midnight World Rugby Sevens – Vancouver 1:30 Fox Sports News 2am Fight Night 4am Motorsport – FIA World Rally Championship 4:30 UCL Magazine Show 5am Football – A-League Shootout

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6am Benny Hinn 6:30 50 Ways To Kill Your Mammy 7:30 Walks With My Dog 8:30 Alexander’s Lost World 9:30 Beverly Hills Pawn 10am Poh’s Kitchen 10:30 Hairy Bikers – Restoration Road Trip 11:30 Travels With The Bondi Vet Noon Brand New House On A Budget 1pm Alexander’s Lost World 2pm 50 Ways To Kill Your Mammy 3pm Kylie Kwong – My China 3:30 We Love Penguins 4:30 Hugh’s Three Good Things 5pm Cheese Slices 5:30 Tiny House Hunting Realtors help two people looking for a tiny home to find the perfect mini-space. 6pm My Floating Home 6:30 American Pickers 7:30 Ireland With Ardal O’Hanlon 8:30 Roman Britain From The Air Christine Bleakley and Dr Michael Scott take to the skies to see more clearly what life was like for Romans and Britons 2000 years ago. 9:30 Treasures Decoded 10:30 American Pickers 11:30 Hugh’s Three Good Things Hugh reveals his theory that threeingredient dishes are ideal for simple but delicious cooking. Midnight Cheese Slices 12:30 Benny Hinn 1am The Dog Hotel 2am We Love Penguins 3am Fashion Fund 4am Roman Britain From The Air 5am Treasures Decoded

SKY SPORT 2 6am L Motorcycling – World Superbikes Thailand Race Two. 6:30 Cycling – Tirreno-Adriatico Stage Five. 8am L Motorsport – Nascar Sprint Cup Series Kolbat 400. Noon Golf – ISPS Handa NZ Open Round Four. 1pm Motorcycling – World Superbikes Thailand Race Two. 1:30 The Cricket Show 2pm Cricket – International Blackcaps v South Africa – First Test, Day Five. 2:30 Sky Sports News UK 3pm NZ Football Weekly 3:30 World Rugby Sevens – Vancouver Day One. 5pm World Rugby Sevens – Vancouver Day Two. 6:30 NZ Football Weekly 7pm Pure Fly NZ 7:30 Cricket – International Blackcaps v South Africa – First Test, Day Five. 8pm Rugby League – NRL Round Two Sunday. 8:30 NRL 360 9:30 Monday Night With Matty Johns 10:30 Cycling – Paris-Nice Stage Eight. TUESDAY Midnight NRL 360 1am Monday Night With Matty Johns 2am Rugby League – Super League Hull FC v St Helens. 2:30 UCL Magazine Show 3am Golf – PGA European Tour Hero Indian Open – Round Four. 3:30 Golf – US PGA Tour Valspar Championship – Round Four. 4am Cricket – International 4:30 Motorcycling – World Superbikes 5am Rugby League – NRL 5:30 Rugby League – NRL 13Mar17

DISCOVERY 6am Auction Hunters PG Auction Hunter Shuffle. 6:30 The Unexplained Files PG 7:30 How Do They Do It? PG 8am Auction Hunters 8:30 MythBusters PG Cannonball Chemistry. 9:25 Killing Fields PG 10:20 Killing Fields M 11:15 A Crime To Remember M 12:10 Blood Relatives M It’s Your Funeral. 1:05 Swamp Murders M 2pm How It’s Made PG 2:25 How It’s Made PG 2:55 How Do They Do It? PG 3:20 Auction Hunters PG 3:50 Deadliest Catch PG Sabotage. 4:45 What On Earth? PG 5:40 MythBusters PG Plane Boarding. 6:35 Railroad Australia PG 7:30 Auction Hunters M 8pm Auction Hunters PG 8:30 MythBusters PG The Simpsons Special. 9:30 What On Earth? PG Dagger of Tutankhamun. 10:30 What On Earth? M 11:30 The Unexplained Files M Death from the Sky; Mexican Chupacabra. TUESDAY 12:30 Swamp Murders M 1:25 Blood Relatives M 2:20 Auction Hunters PG 2:45 Auction Hunters PG 3:15 Deadliest Catch PG 4:10 Treehouse Masters PG 5:05 Yukon Men M

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Sport Taylor out of second test Ross Taylor’s injured calf has ruled him out of the second cricket test against South Africa, with the hosts also sweating on key bowler Trent Boult. Taylor suffered a low grade tear to his right calf while batting in Dunedin on Thursday. He was able to return later in the innings but he hobbled between the stumps. Yesterday it was confirmed he would miss the second test in Wellington, which starts on Thursday, but may yet recover for the third match in Hamilton. - More cricket page 17

Swimmers get ready to take part in the Ashburton Masters Swimming Group event at Lake Hood yesterday morning. PHOTO MATT MARKHAM 120317-MM-003

Swimmers brave the cold BY MATT MARKHAM

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More than 50 swimmers braved the inclement weather to take part in the Ashburton Masters Swim Group race at Lake Hood yesterday. Despite the terrible conditions, competitors were not put off with only a handful of the record number of entries electing not to take part on the day, much

to the delight of organisers. “We were really impressed with the turnout, especially considering the weather,” Helen Argyle said. “The water temperature wasn’t too bad actually, it was only when you got out that you really felt the cold.” The swim, which catered for all ages over a number of distances saw swimmers from as far as Dunedin competing with

juniors also getting their chance to shine in the water. The undoubted highlight however was the effort of Ellis Buchanan, who at 89, took part swimming in the two kilometre race. “I swam with Ellis, for him to be doing it 89 is quite an effort, he was a little blue afterwards but managed to get through it.” Argyle said it was pleasing to

see a large number of supporters on the banks cheering those on and the group were looking forward to their next event in August. They will host the South Island Short Course Championships again and won’t have to worry about the weather with racing to take place inside at the EA Networks Centre on August 4 and 5.

Lydia v Trump? New Zealand’s leading golfer Lydia Ko says she would accept an invitation to play golf with United States President Donald Trump, if he offered. The women’s world number one admitted a lack of knowledge about politics, saying she wouldn’t hesitate to tee it up alongside the controversial President. “I don’t know much about politics, so I don’t really have a huge say on it,” Ko told golf.com. “It’d be an honor, I guess, to play with the president. I haven’t had that call yet so I wouldn’t know exactly.”

Hendry breaks New Zealand Open hoodoo Michael Hendry (right) won a threeway playoff yesterday to capture the New Zealand Open, becoming the first home-grown winner of the tournament since 2003. The 37-year-old Hendry claimed his sixth professional title, and his third on the PGA Tour of Australasia, when he made par on the first playoff hole, the par-3 18th, while his rivals Brad Kennedy of Australia and Ben Campbell of New Zealand both put their tee shots into a greenside pond. Hendry closed with a bogey-free 2-under 69 yesterday to finish at 19-under and set the clubhouse lead. He was joined by Kennedy, who made a double-bogey on his open-

ing hole, but birdied the 17th for an even-par 71. Campbell, who led at 20-under overnight, joined the sudden-death playoff when he birdied two of the last three holes for a final round of 72. “It means the world to me,” Hendry said. “This is for me, other than winning a major, the biggest tournament that I can win. “Just to finally get that monkey off our back with a Kiwi winning. I’ve never been that emotional coming off a golf course before. It was very, very special. “My game plan today was hit every green that I could and get every putt to the hole and I achieved my game plan pretty well.” - AP

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Mayweather ready to go Floyd Mayweather claims he is ‘officially’ coming out of retirement to fight Conor McGregor, urging the MMA star to sign terms with his UFC bosses so they can meet this summer. The five-weight world champion is ready to return in a cross-codes bout with the Irishman, himself a record-breaking two-title champion with the UFC, this June but says his opponent’s lust for money is threatening to derail talks. “I don’t wanna hear any more excuses about the money. Sign the paperwork so you can fight me in June, simple and plain. Let’s do it.”

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