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Decile system to be ditched?

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The controversial school decile system may soon be scrapped, even as Mid Canterbury schools await the results of the first update to the system in seven years.

There are fears Mid Canterbury’s recent population boom could have a significant impact

on local decile ratings, leaving thousands of dollars of funding hanging in the balance.

The decile system gives schools ratings based on the socio-economic circumstances of the community and that determines the level of funding schools receive – the lower the decile rating, the more funding a school receives.

Education Minister Hekia Parata has signalled possible changes to the system, telling the Guardian yesterday that current funding arrangements for schools were very complicated.

“As I have been saying for some time, the decile system is well intentioned, but is a blunt instrument,” she said.

Ashburton College principal Grant McMillan said the current system was working well.

“There needs to be a way to recognise that some communities can fundraise more than others, or raise funds easier than others,” he said.

Netherby School principal Phil Wheeler believed the current system was important for

lower socio-economic areas.

“Children that come from lower socio-economic areas get opportunities to experience learning opportunities they might not get at home,” he said.

A ministry representative said all 2400 New Zealand schools should find out if their decile would change by November 20.

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Don’t mention retirement to Judi Dench Dame Judi Dench has said she is driven spare by people asking when she is retiring. The 79-year-old, who was diagnosed with macular degeneration several years ago, can no longer read her own scripts. Dench, who is appearing alongside Dustin Hoffman in a BBC adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Esio Trot this Christmas, said age is just a number.

Speaking at a screening of the show in central London, she said it drives her “absolutely spare” when people ask her if she is planning to retire. “I loathe it.

I don’t want to be told that I’m too old to do something; I want to try it first and then, if I don’t succeed, then I can be told I can’t do it.” Hoffman plays retired bachelor Mr Hoppy, who is secretly in love with his neighbour, Mrs Silver, played by Dame Judi, who lavishes all her affection on her pet tortoise Alfie in the one-off adaptation by Richard Curtis.

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Bronagh gets panda cuddles It was all business for John Key at New Zealand’s new consulate in Chengdu this week, but it was all pleasure for his wife, Bronagh – a little bundle of it called Xing Yu, a three-month-old panda at the Chengdu breeding and research centre. Mrs Key had to put on protective garments and gloves before she got to hold the baby for five minutes.

Then Xing Yu was taken back to her room, where she apparently sleeps for 20 hours a day. Before the Keys’ arrival in Chengdu, in western China, the PM told reporters it would be great for a New Zealand zoo to get a couple of pandas but there was a lot of international demand and a huge queue. They also cost about $1 million each. “But the real issue isn’t the cost. It is whether we can actually get access to them,” he said. “If we really called in a favour, I’m sure we could move ourselves up the queue, but we have probably got bigger fish to fry in China than that.”

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A three-year-old slice of cake from Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding could raise as much as $NZ2500 next month when it is put up for auction in California. Julien’s Auctions in Beverly Hills, California, is offering the royal slice at a sale in December dedicated to items belonging to William’s mother, the late Princess Diana. The fruit-filled cake from the 2011 wedding will be sold wrapped in white paper in a decorative box and with a blank invitation from the event. The cake will be featured in the California auction alongside five dresses that belonged to Princess Diana.

Rivera blasts Kardashian Actress Naya Rivera has criticised Kim Kardashian West for posing nude on a magazine cover. Kardashian exposed her famous bottom on the cover of Paper magazine and in the saucy shoot, she poses nude while covered in body oil.The reality TV star Kardashian proudly shared the images on Instagram on Wednesday but Rivera was not impressed, with the Glee actress adding a comment directly underneath the snap. “I normally don’t. But... you’re someone’s mother...” Rivera wrote. The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star, who has a 16-month-old daughter North with rapper Kanye West, is yet to respond to the criticism.

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■ NETHERBY SCHOOL VANDALISM

‘Absolutely gutted’

By DaiSy HuDSoN

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From P1 Teachers and pupils at Netherby School are devastated after a spate of vandalism left fruit trees in the school’s orchard destroyed.

Police are investigating after seven of the school’s 25 fruit trees were damaged over three nights during the past week.

Netherby School principal Phil Wheeler said he was “absolutely gutted” about the damage.

“I’m quite disappointed in this senseless act of vandalism,” he said.

Mr Wheeler said it appeared vandals had entered the school grounds on three separate occasions to damage the trees.

“Teachers here are very hurt and frustrated by the continued

vandalism,” he said.

Broken branches littered the ground around the orchard, and a nearby bench seat appeared to have been thrown at one tree, snapping it in half.

Many of the trees were planted at the school earlier in the year as part of the Ashburton Fruit Fund initiative, and were donated to the school by the community.

“They’re not just wrecking our trees, they’re trees from the community,” Mr Wheeler said.

Fruit Fund founder Deirdre Moses said the vandalism was “absolutely devastating”.

“So many people are trying to do a good thing, it’s so upsetting,” she said.

Mrs Moses said she hoped the vandalism would not dissuade other people or organisations from planting fruit trees.

Netherby School principal Phil Wheeler and pupils Jaykob Argyle and Piper Harvey inspect one of the trees damaged by vandals.

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■ ASHBURTON JOB MARKET

Skills shortage major problem

By Sue NewmaN

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A critical skills shortage is forcing Ashburton’s employers to come up with innovative ways to attract staff.

For Megan and Brent Christie that has meant taking the Facebook route and offering a $500 finder’s fee to anyone who lands them an electrician.

It’s a constant battle to find the New Zealand qualified electricians and plumbers they need.

They’ve scoured the country, advertised in Australia. The finder’s fee is a last resort and Mrs Christie says she’s cautiously optimistic about the results.

They have vacancies across all branches, but the skills shortage is not just theirs it’s industry

wide and not helped by high demand in the Christchurch market. That is inevitably leading to incentivised moves for good staff between companies, she said.

They’re bridging the staff shortage gaps by “borrowing” staff from other Laser branches around New Zealand, but that’s only a short-term solution to what had become a critical, ongoing problem, Mrs Christie said.

Qualified plumbers were even harder to find and it was also difficult to find good clerical staff and that meant work scheduling across both divisions of the company had now become a complex planning issue, she said. The skilled worker short-

age is also being felt in the rural sector, with Springfield farmer Duncan Hart struggling to fill several vacancies in his rural business.

He was among more than two dozen businesses advertising in Saturday’s Guardian and he advertised several vacancies.

“We didn’t get massive numbers of applications really.

There are people out there but getting people with qualifications or experience is difficult.

We need good, skilled staff because they’re operating tractors worth upwards of $500,000.

It’s specialised machinery and they’re doing specialised jobs,” he said.

Farmers had to accept that finding and keeping good staff

meant good pay rates, Mr Hart said.

Every day ACL chief executive Gary Casey juggles an expanding company, a growing pool of work and a desperate shortage of staff.

“You just can’t find skilled staff locally. We are seeing a few coming back from Australia now and we’ve looked at overseas options but that’s a long drawn-out battle.

Most staff arriving from out of town or overseas also meant providing housing, Mr Casey said. “We’re renting our own homes for them otherwise it’s just too hard. Housing has to be part of the package.”

The downside of bringing staff from other areas was that

many would not be long stayers, he said. “We’re really into training our own people, bringing them through. You hope you get payback in staff who are longer term.”

Over the summer ACL boosts its skills ranks by taking on seven engineering students.

On the positive side, the skill shortage was so marked because the district was growing so rapidly, Mr Casey said.

“It’s a good problem to have for our community. We’re all bringing people in, the district is humming, it’s booming.”

Most weekends there are upwards of 24 job advertisements in the Ashburton Guardian, several of these advertising multiple positions.

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■ ASHBURTON FREEDOM CAMPERS

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Campers need to obey rules

BY SUE NEWMAN

SUE.N@THEGUARDIAN.CO.NZ

The Ashburton District could be one of the last bastions of freedom camping.

While many local authorities will no longer allow people to pull up on the roadside or in a roadside reserve for a sleepover, the Ashburton District Council adopts what open spaces manager David Askin calls a ‘commonsense approach’ to the issue.

With summer approaching, Mr Askin knows that laybys and river banks around the district will be temporary home to many dozens of holiday makers and he has no problem with

that providing they play by the rules – no dumping rubbish and not using the outdoors as a toilet.

He’s less relaxed about people using the Ashburton Domain as a camping ground, however.

“Our bylaws say you can’t camp there unless permission is given but I know we have the odd person putting up a tent in the domain at night when they’re hitchhiking. They’re usually pretty inconspicuous.

It’s outside the bylaw but unless we have someone on duty all of the time there’s no way we can control it,” he said.

A bigger issue for the coun-

cil was campervans emptying holding tanks into toilet blocks in reserve areas, Mr Askin said.

Ahead of the busy summer season, the council had all toilet block holding tanks pumped out, but before the camping season started they needed a second pumping after campervans had used them as dump stations.

And that’s disappointing when the council has provided official dumping stations in Methven and Mt Somers, he said.

Council environmental monitoring manager Rick Catchpowle said he is comfortable with the lack of a freedom

camping bylaw, but that did make it difficult to move people on who had pulled up on the side of an urban street for an overnight stay. “People who pull up on the side of the road and who are resting or sleeping can say they are avoiding driver fatigue. We would, however, monitor them.”

If they’re dumping waste or leaving rubbish where they camp, however, then that is an offence under the council’s bylaws, Mr Catchpowle said.

“It’s better we respond to offences when they occur rather than get tied up in the politics of trying to create a bylaw,” he said.

Open day for 5000 Poppies Project

BY TONI WILLIAMS

TONI.W@THEGUARDIAN.CO.NZ

Susan Philpott joined around a dozen people to get poppymaking instruction yesterday from Ashburton Embroiderers’ Guild members as part of the group’s involvement in the nationwide 5000 Poppies Project.

The guild held an open day for the project at the Seniors Centre.

Ms Philpott was a keen crafter and wanted to contribute to the national event and its unique project.

The 5000 Poppies Project was set up to mark New Zealanders involvement in the First World War. It was one of the many activities commemorating 100 years since the Anzac Gallipoli landing.

Ashburton Embroiderers’ Guild president Margaret Clifford said the number of com-

pleted poppies – either stitched or knitted – had steadily grown with many of the 37 members taking up the project at home.

Around 18,500 poppies were required nationwide to commemorate the number of New Zealanders who died.

The Ashburton poppies were due to be sent to an Auckland co-ordinator and placed on hessian material for display; three completed panels were on display at Expressions Art Gallery in Wellington.

Mrs Clifford said the project had stirred up interest among members with “many more poppies made (to date) than they thought they would get”.

The project was tipped as an ambitious community tribute of respect and remembrance.

Once completed all 18,500 poppies will be displayed at the RNZAF AirForce Museum in Christchurch, from February until July.

Correction PGG WrightsonWater bought T-L Irrigation last year to increase its ability to offer clients a comprehensive irrigation service from design and construction through to system maintenance.

While the company still owns the irrigation service, it is now also available through the NZ Agricultural Machinery Group.

An article in the Guardian on Monday incorrectly stated T-L Irrigation had been sold to the machinery group.

Police briefs A man was arrested for assault at 6.40pm on Wednesday. Police were called to a domestic at 4am yesterday.

Called to burn-off The Ashburton Volunteer Fire Brigade was called to what turned out to be a controlled burn-off at a Corbetts Road property, at Wakanui, shortly after 10pm on Wednesday.

Meth meeting The Ashburton Community Alcohol and Drug Service hosted a methamphetamine meeting in Rakaia yesterday, following on from one in Ashburton last month.

Around 30 people attended the Rakaia meeting, which was fronted by staff from the Alcohol Drug Association New Zealand. ACADS manager Chris Clark said they were now interested in hearing from people in terms of what presentations they’d like them to host in the future.

Rural drinkers focus

Susan Philpott cuts felt fabric beside Ashburton Embroiderers’ Guild member Lois Burridge at the guild’s 5000 Poppies Project open day yesterday at the Seniors Centre.

Rural drinkers will be the focus of this summer’s drink driving campaign soon to be launched by the Ashburton Community Alcohol and Drug Service (ACADS).

ACADS manager Chris Clark said two launches would be held – one in Hinds on November 25 and the other in Rakaia on November 27. The police booze bus will be there for people to look through, there will be static displays, mocktails and Ashburton’s own MasterChef Chantelle Quinn will be showcasing party food options.

The community events will run from 11am until 2pm both days.

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Baking her way to success Alice Stewart has a goal and she intends to bake her way there, one cake at a time.

Armed with certificates in both baking and patisserie from Aoraki Polytechnic, the 20-year-old has started her own cake making business.

Her business, CoffeenCakes, is in its early days and operates through “word of mouth’’. But Alice intends to grow it to the point where she can open her own premises specialising in coffee and cakes.

Alice is already on the road to success. Earlier this year she won a silver medal at the Southern Lights Salon Culinaire.

The Waimate woman first came to the polytechnic through its STAR programme. Then after completing the baking certificate, Alice chose to continue on for another six months learning about patisserie.

“Studying bakery I learned the basic techniques of baking. The patisserie course was more technical and focused on the dessert and

presentation of the final product.

“I really love being in the kitchen. The courses were great for me – especially the patisserie course as I love the creativity and challenge.’’

The programmes gave her the skills needed to follow her cake making dream.

Alice was home schooled for all but one of her primary and secondary school years. Stepping into a classroom was quite foreign to her.

“This was my first real experience in a classroom for several years.

It was a lot better than I expected. The tutors were great – really encouraging and supportive.’’

When she’s not baking cakes, Alice can be found at Nosh café near Waimate.

“I got the job after finishing the bakery course. I started on the dishes, and worked my way up to making coffee and presentation of the food.’’

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■ ASHBURTON HOUSING MARKET

October prices down by 11%

By Sue NewmaN

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More than 11 per cent was carved off prices last month in what has been a booming Ashburton housing market, with the median selling price dropping below $300,000.

While a median of $298,000 was above the figure achieved in October 2013, it was well down on the $334,750 achieved

last month. The median price, however, was 5 per cent above the price achieved for the same month last year.

When it came to the number of properties sold in October, this was up 28 per cent on September’s figure, at 55.

The REINZ figures show that prices were static across Canterbury, with significant movement only in South Canterbury,

20 per cent and Timaru, 17 per cent.

The median price for a Canterbury house sold in October was $412,250, with 906 houses sold.

Regional director Tony McPherson described the current market as settling into a normal seasonal trend.

“There’s an increase in properties coming to the market,

activity is good with confidence for buyers having more choice,” he said.

Nationally the number of houses sold in October was up 11.8 per cent on September but down 2.4 per cent on October last year.

The national median price was $430,000, up $10,000 on September and just $10,000 below the record median set

■ ASHBURTON BOROUGH SCHOOL

Cultural differences celebrated at Borough

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Cultural differences were celebrated at Ashburton Borough School yesterday with many pupils dressed in cultural attire to reflect the changing face of the school.

Along with traditional garments there was an English flag toga, berets, rugby/league tops, cowgirl costume and even a life jacket worn, depending on the pupil’s culture.

In combined classrooms pupils also shared kai and after a student led Karakia ate a variety of cultural dishes offered.

They included sushi, saveloys, scones and jam, fruit kebabs, fairy bread, roast pork, nachos, noodles, fried rice, Nigerian puffballs and many versions of the Kiwi favourite pavlova.

Borough School is a United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation associated school.

Teacher John Hooper said through the Celebration of Culture Day the pupils, and teachers, celebrated the different cultures and places around

Celebrating diversity over shared kai are (from right) Molly McLauchlan (Indian), teacher John Hooper (Enga highlander of Papua New Guinea), Isla Russell (Maori), Seb McMillan (Mexican) and Fiona Hales (Spanish).

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the world that pupils came from.

Mr Hooper was dressed in the traditional attire of an Enga highlander from the En-

gan Province of Papua New Guinea where he spent five years teaching.

The pupils were encouraged to bring photographs, items of

clothing or toys from around the world to share. They also invited guests to talk about other cultures and their experiences.

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in March. Houses in Auckland continued to climb, with the October median a new record at $640,500.

While the number of auctions in Ashburton for residential properties is low to nonexistent, in Canterbury they have become almost the norm, reaching a new high at 204, representing 36 per cent of all Christchurch sales.

One local in House of the Year awards

An Ashburton home will be among those vying for the title of the country’s best tomorrow night.

Eighty-four of New Zealand’s best residential builders will be recognised when the 2014 House of the Year gala dinner is held at the Langham Hotel in Auckland.

The Ashburton home won the title of the Mid/South Canterbury region’s finest earlier this year, after taking out both the $350,000 -$450,000 category, and the supreme award.

The home was built by Jennian Homes Mid Canterbury.

The Ashburton home is also in the running for a supreme award, or an overall category award in the national finals, as this year’s Gold Reserve national finalists have the opportunity to win one of 12 national categories. They include renovations, new builds, show homes and builders’ own homes, as well as four Lifestyle Awards and the Craftsmanship Award.

The ultimate accolades of the supreme awards for House of the Year and Renovation of the Year will also be made.

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■ PROJECT: WE CARE

In brief

Care packages for young people

BY CAITLIN PORTER

CAITLIN.P@THEGUARDIAN.CO.NZ

Ashburton business owner Rei Couch is putting together care packages for young people and families in Ashburton who are in need.

The initiative is called Project: We Care and it started when Miss Couch was asked to put together care packages to send overseas but thought it would be a good idea to do something closer to home.

Miss Couch contacted Safer Ashburton and talked with youth worker Jenny Reed who said it could find families and young parents to give the boxes to.

“I decided to put it on my Facebook page if anyone was interested in helping or making donations,” Miss Couch said.

She said she did not want to take from those who could not afford to donate so decided to create a raffle. She sold 60 tickets for $2 each - the proceeds

going to buying things for the care packages.

“I didn’t want people to donate without giving back,” she said.

Miss Couch said in each package she wanted a toiletry item, an educational item, clothing and a toy.

Her business, Poppy-Smic & Vintage Daisy specialises in hand-made gifts and Miss Couch will be putting some crafty items into the packages.

The items will be put into decorated shoe boxes and will be distributed by Safer Ashburton.

Mrs Reed said Miss Couch and the other women helping with the packages have been really on board.

“She is a fantastic lady,” said Mrs Reed.

Miss Couch said donations for the boxes will close on November 23 and all packages will be delivered to Safer Ashburton by the first week of December.

Enrolments closing Methven Summer School early bird registrations close tomorrow with no exceptions. The popular summer school offers more than 30 workshops including courses in the arts, cookery, musical and programmes in the outdoors. There were also four evening events during the week-long programme.

Registrations can be made at www.methvensummerschool.co.nz The first course starts on January 7, 2015.

Community awards

Rei Couch is keeping the donations for the care packages at her house until it is time to box them up and deliver them to Safer Ashburton for distribution.

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Five nominations have been received for this year’s Ashburton District community honours awards. The awards are sponsored by the Ashburton District Council and are designed to recognise individuals who have made a significant contribution to the district through voluntary service.

Mayor Angus McKay said the awards provided an opportunity for the community to recognise and thank the people who often worked quietly and tirelessly on projects and within organisations that had big community benefit.

“We have a lot of incredible people who work so selflessly for the benefit of others and it’s important to show them how much the community appreciates what they do,” he said. The awards will be presented on December 3.

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Ashburton College was the lucky recipient of new life saving equipment this week, thanks to a donation from the Ashburton branch of the Red Cross. The school was presented with a Red Cross defibrillator this week, which will be located in the college auditorium. Placement of the equipment in the auditorium will supplement the college’s existing model. Receiving the defibrillator in the auditorium are (from left): Deputy Principals Ron Cresswell and Helen ShoreTaylor; Sheila Graham, President of the Ashburton Red Cross; Grant McMillan, Principal; and Kathy O’Neill, Training Co-ordinator for Mid and South Canterbury Red Cross.

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There is now more help and support out there for young Mid Canterbury parents thanks to a Young Parent Support Group. The initiative was developed by Safer Ashburton and the first meeting took place earlier this week at the Netherby Parents’ Centre.

Safer Ashburton youth worker Jenny Reed said she thought the first meeting was a success. Six people turned up, including young parents and professionals.

“It was really good, the young people who were there really wanted it to happen,” she said.

The support group was created out of a need in the community said Mrs Reed.

“It is really just a gap we have identified.”

Young Ashburton mum, Kylie Tuki said she had not heard about the group but would be interested in attending a support group targeted at young parents.

“I have tried to find single or younger mothers on Facebook but it is not that easy.”

Miss Tuki said she had also attended a first time parent group at Plunket which was great.

The co-ordinator for the Young Parent Support Group is Anna Arrowsmith.

“We really hope to create a friendly, fun and non-judgmental environment,” she said.

As for what else is planned for the support group Mrs Reed said “watch this space”. She said the idea was to start a “wraparound programme” that could provide things such as education and advice about nutrition, alcohol and drug use risks, provide support for relationship issues as well as encouraging expecting mums to be registered with a midwife and a GP and to have Plunket visits.

The next support group meeting will be held on Wednesday from 1pm to 2pm at the Netherby Parents’ Centre.

■ FUGITIVE SMITH

Options weighed Police are working through options to return recaptured fugitive Phillip Smith to New Zealand, including deportation, extradition, or Smith willingly returning.

Police commissioner Mike Bush said he had spoken to Brazil’s ambassador to New Zealand to thank him for swiftly recapturing Smith in Rio de Janeiro yesterday. “The co-operation we have received from the authorities in Brazil has been excellent.”

Police are now working with authorities in Brazil to arrange Smith’s return.

New Zealand Police and the Interpol Wellington bureau met yesterday with officials from MFAT, the Department of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of Justice to work through the options, Mr

Bush said. These include deportation by the Brazilian Government, extradition, or Smith electing to return voluntarily.

Speaking in Rio de Janeiro, New Zealand Police liaison officer Detective Superintendent Mike Pannett said he was grateful for the prompt apprehension of Smith by the Brazil Federal Police.

“We are also grateful to the public in Rio de Janeiro who have shown very good vigilance in knowing that Smith was in their community.”

Police said the investigation by the Auckland inquiry team into Smith’s escape is continuing.

“Obviously we will want to speak to Mr Smith at an appropriate point to hear his version of events,” Mr Burgess said.

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Ormsby back in New Zealand

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Freed New Zealander Leeza Ormsby has touched down at Auckland Airport.

Ormsby, who left Bali’s Kerobokan jail on Wednesday after serving a sentence of nine months for possession of half a marijuana joint, arrived at Auckland’s International Airport yesterday afternoon.

Walking through the terminal after clearing customs, the Rotorua-born woman told the Herald she was happy to be home and “looking forward to having a nice bath”.

Ormsby touched down at Auckland International Airport just before 4pm.

Walking into the arrivals terminal, she looked overwhelmed by the media attention.

Her voice was only slightly louder than a whisper and when asked what freedom tasted like, she smiled widely and answered: “Amazing”.

She offered a few sentences to media, but stressed she simply wanted to get home.

“I’m really exhausted ... I have not slept in two days ... I’ve been in prison and I just want to rest.”

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Eleven-year-olds Damian Neal, Sam Chamberlain and Henry Chapman supported the annual Wattie’s Can’s Film Festival which took place earlier this week at the Regent Cinema.

The film festival is a chance to swap a can of food for a movie ticket, with all the donations going to The Salvation Army foodbank.

Regent Cinema owner David Favel said the night was a sell-out, with a “couple of hundred cans” being donated.

Ashburton Salvation Army foodbank manager Judith Lilley said the number of donations was wonderful.

“I think it is the most we have had,” she said.

Mr Favel said there are plans to take part in the event again next year.

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t is great news a local business has stepped in to provide postal services in west Ashburton after the demise of the Allenton PostShop and Kiwibank.

But news the Allenton Pharmacy is now also a postal agency must be tempered with regret that Ashburton has now just one, one-stop-shop for full postal services.

There is no doubt the pharmacy will make good on its very good business decision to answer the concerns of customers and provide postal services for its community.

Part of the old service, at least, has not been lost to the internet and there will still be someone to ask about how best to send a parcel overseas in time for Christmas.

However, there is no escaping the fact that the loss of the Allenton PostShop and Kiwibank also represents the loss of full postal and banking services in west Ashburton.

Last month, west Ashburton residents had access to vehicle registration, bill payment and Kiwibank services in the heart of their community. Now, they get them downtown.

This mirrors what has happened in other centres, where New Zealand Post closed poorly performing PostShops in favour of reduced or consolidated services.

Elsewhere, these changes were declared early by New Zealand Post. There were protests about the loss of such services and then the changes went through.

Some were alive to this last month when the state-owned company was asked whether it would try and maintain the same level of service in Allenton. It said it was committed to providing postal and banking services, but this fell short of an assurance that neither would be pared back.

It asked local businesses whether they were interested in providing a postal agency.

This was short of seeking a full service but, given post provided the bulk of business, this made sense.

The central PostShop Kiwibank was busy before it became New Zealand Post’s only full service operation in Ashburton. If the Allenton experience is any indication, plenty of people will hope it gets busier.

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Yep, back in the day: Guardian columnist Phill Hooper bemoans the interference of technology in his social life on one of the biggest days for him and his mates, the New Zealand Trotting Cup. Photo is an engraving of Little Brown Jug, a pacer, setting the world record of 2:11 3/4 for a mile in 1881 as part of a three-heat race. In Cyclopedia of Live Stock 1882.

Raceday ain’t what it used to be M y how times have changed.

Another New Zealand Trotting Cup has been and gone. It’s a day I look forward to from about a month before it. Not only because of the top drawer racing on the day, but it’s a day of camaraderie, a day where a lot of you know what is spoken. A day where the barbecue gets fired up several times. A day where our livers and recycling bins get a good workout.

I have hosted a group of lads at my place for the past five years. The lads normally arrived about 20 minutes before the first race and it pretty much flows for the rest of the day from that point, the beer and the verbal diarrhoea.

But this year was different and I’m not just talking about the venue (Frano hosted this year).

I suggested a couple of years ago, that we would no longer be passing round the Phonebet

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phone and we’d all be using tablets or laptops to invest (donate) our hard-earned cash.

Sure enough, two laptops, two smart phones and a tablet were used and not one call to the TAB was placed.

The other big difference was a sad one. Due to the time we spent with our heads in screens, the afore mentioned verbal diarrhoea was well down on previous levels.

“Remember when we used to talk to each other,” was heard several times from a certain real estate agent who is not normally short (see what I did there) on something to say.

So did all this technology at our fingertips help us make informed wise selections that

resulted in bulging TAB accounts? Not a bit! Oh well, there’s always next year!

So can we expect more technological changes for cup day in the years to come, you bet (see what I did there) we can!

A peek at what you may be able to do in your media room 10 years down the line:

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Paint your TV directly on the wall – Scientists have already begun manipulating light-making polymers to become flexible enough to conceivably be used as a layer of paint.

Your TV will be a window – Your LCD monitor will become completely translucent when turned off, allowing a view of the outside world.

Everything will be at your fingertips – With cloud-based networks, every movie, TV show, or sporting event ever broadcast will be available with just the click of a button.

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ing advanced algorithms, your entertainment unit will know what you want to watch before you do.

Big sound from little packages – As technology advances, home theatre systems will only need to rely on one small unit to create realistic surround sound.

A watch party whenever you want – Using a second device while watching TV is already becoming the norm.

In future, integrated devices will allow you and a buddy across the country to share a sports event as if you’re sitting on the couch beside him.

So in the future we may not even be in the same room as each other, that’s not all bad though, especially with the amount of onions Frano likes on his barbecue.

Till next week.

Hoo roo Phill “lucky to pick my nose, let alone a winner” Hooper.

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■ MALI

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By Serge Daniel Mali is scrambling to prevent a major ebola epidemic after the deaths of an Islamic cleric and a nurse, as the official death toll in the worst ever epidemic of the virus passed 5000.

The two deaths in Mali have dashed optimism that the country was free of the highly-infectious pathogen and caused alarm in the capital Bamako, where the imam was washed by mourners at a mosque after his death.

It came as the World Health Organization announced on Wednesday that the outbreak almost entirely confined to west Africa - had passed a gruesome landmark, with 5160 deaths from around 14,000 cases since ebola emerged in Guinea in December.

The WHO and aid organisations have frequently pointed out that the real count of cases and deaths could be much higher.

In Mali, the latest country to see infections, the clinic where the imam died has been quarantined, with around 30 people trapped inside including medical staff, patients and 15 African soldiers from the UN mission in Mali.

The nurse who died of ebola had treated the imam at Bamako’s Pasteur clinic.

Teams of investigators are

Marisa and Keith Bell are among the 700 people who have put up their hands to help in the fight against ebola.

On a weekday, Moama’s main street is usually pretty sleepy but right now there’s plenty to talk about. The topic of conversation is a grisly double murder just outside the Murray River tourist town. The victims, a Moama man and a woman from nearby Mathoura, were shot dead in their car. The killings come after attacks on several women in the area in recent months and the attempted abduction of a boy, says local teacher Sarah Mai. “It’s huge. We only live four kilometres from where it happened. That’s not far at all,” she told AAP. “They haven’t found who did it and it’s such a suspect thing to happen on a quiet gravel road. It makes me feel so unsafe.”

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Russian warship drama

An outside view of the Polyclinique Pasteur clinic where a nurse is suspected of dying from the Ebola virus in the city of Bamako, Mali.

tracing health workers, and scouring the capital and the imam’s home district in northeastern Guinea for scores of people who could have been exposed.

The deaths have raised fears of widespread contamination as they were unrelated to Mali’s only other confirmed fatality, a two-year-old girl who had also arrived from Guinea in Oc-

tober. A doctor at the Pasteur clinic is thought to have contracted the virus and is under observation outside the capital, the clinic said.

A friend who visited the imam has also died of probable ebola, the WHO said.

The virus is estimated to have killed around 70 per cent of its victims, often shutting down their organs and caus-

ing unstoppable bleeding.

Ebola emerged in Guinea in December, spreading to neighbouring Liberia and then Sierra Leone.

Cases are “still skyrocketing” in western Sierra Leone, according to the WHO, although Liberia says it has seen a drop in new cases from a daily peak of more than 500 in September to around 50.

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Murder stuns locals

But the Adelaide couple are yet to hear from the Canberrabased company contracted to send volunteers to Sierra Leone.

Both registered nurses, they

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describe themselves as “ordinary” health workers, and like the hundreds registered with Aspen Medical, just want to get into Sierra Leone and start pitching in.

“You feel helpless and you want to be able to help,” Mrs Bell said yesterday. “It’s just frustrating to see the infection really spreading unnecessarily and people dying needlessly.”

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US President Barack Obama has told Myanmar’s rulers its celebrated democratic reforms are backsliding after the country’s transition from army-led isolation.

Obama will meet his Myanmar counterpart Thein Sein - a former general turned reformer - on the sidelines of the East Asia Summit in the capital of Naypyidaw, as well as other Southeast Asian leaders.

He set the tone for his meeting with hardhitting comments on the pace of reforms in an interview with news website The Irrawaddy published just before he arrived.

“Progress has not come as fast as many had hoped when the transition began four years ago. In some areas there has been a slowdown in reforms, and even some steps backward,” he said.

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News that Russian warships are in international waters near Australia will only serve to create more anti-Putin sentiment, a G20 protest organiser says. Defence confirmed the warships were north of Australia. Prime Minister Tony Abbott said it was not unprecedented, with the Russian navy also deploying to Singapore when the republic hosted an APEC conference, and in the Pacific when San Francisco hosted a major summit. TAFUO president Stefan Romaniw says the naval situation is encouraging more people from the wider community to attend the rally because it highlights Mr Putin’s arrogance.

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Anger over surgeries A doctor who performed mass sterilisation surgeries in central India that left 13 women dead has been detained by police. R.K Gupta is being held for questioning in Chhattisgarh state amid mounting anger over the surgeries conducted at a health camp on the weekend, police inspector general Pawan Deo says. The doctor operated in just five hours on 83 women who were paid 1400 rupees ($US23) under a government-run sterilisation scheme to reduce population growth. “He has been taken into custody. He will be produced in the court in the afternoon today. He is likely to be arrested soon after,” Deo said. Police are planning to seize equipment used during the surgeries amid fears that they were infected before the operations were carried out.

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Expensive art Two iconic Andy Warhol paintings of Elvis Presley and Marlon Brando have sold for more than $US151 million at auction in New York, shattering pre-sale estimates by several million dollars. Pop-art legend Warhol’s Triple Elvis - a 1963 silkscreen depicting three images of the King of Rock and Roll posing as a gunslinging cowboy - sold for $US81.9 million at the Christie’s sale. The striking seven-foot tall work, derived from a publicity still for the 1960 Western Flaming Star, had been estimated to fetch $US60 million. The final sale price topped out at more than $US20 million above the estimate after six minutes of frenzied bidding. It was a similar story for the other Warhol classic, Four Marlons, a giant set of four images of the legendary actor taken from his 1953 motorcycle gang classic The Wild One. - AFP

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■ CONSUMER CONFIDENCE INDEX

Confidence slips to 14-month low

The ANZ-Roy Morgan consumer confidence index for November hit a 14-month low.

respondents more upbeat about their current position, but it’s a drop from a net 9 per cent in October, and a net 25 per cent expect to be better off in a year’s time, compared to 32 per cent a month ago.

Of the 1002 households surveyed by the bank, a net 22 per cent expects good economic

times in the next 12 months, up from a net 17 per cent a month earlier, and looking five years ahead a net 23 per cent expect continuous good economic times, compared to a net 19 per cent in October.

People still thought it was a good time to buy a major household item, with a net 35 per cent

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17. The Shanghai-Hong Kong Connect is seen as a major step to integrating the stock exchanges from China and Hong Kong, and will enable more foreign investment into Chinese companies as well as allowing Chinese investors to invest in companies listed in Hong Kong. The announcement saw a strong rally in Shanghai pushing it to its highest level in over three years.

Global reporting season is almost done and dusted for the quarter, with strong earnings growth being touted as the reason for the previously mentioned fresh highs in the US. Of the 456 S&P500 companies that have reported, there has been an average of 9.2 per cent growth in earnings. Also of note, 77 per cent of these have reported earnings above estimates and 60 per cent have reported sales above estimates.

Sector wise, Telecoms have been the stand-out in terms of earnings growth, averaging 20.1 per cent.

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ever the growth rate lagged estimates from analysts who estimated growth of 13 per cent. The company’s New Zealand operations continued to be the strongest performer whilst Australia and Europe proved to be a head wind for the company.

Infratil’s result appeased investors as the company announced it would be returning $120 million to shareholders after the sale of Infratil Energy Australia, an electricity retailer, for $670 million.

The company is looking into other avenues to invest the remainder of the proceeds from the sale.

Fonterra held its AGM this week and chairman John Wilson affirmed the company’s plans to pay dairy farmers $5.30 per kilo of milk solids.

This would be in conjunction with a dividend of 25 to 35 cents a share.

This is a huge drop from the previous season, however, given the company’s transparency dairy farmers have been given plenty of warning about the drop.

During the week, competitor Open Country Dairy reduced its payout forecast to between $4.70 and $4.90.

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A quiet week on data front T his week has been a quiet week in terms of economic data.

Both the Dow Jones and the S&P500 in the US notched up new all-time highs during the week, as did the NZX50 locally.

The NZX50 high is not quite as impressive as that of other markets as it is a gross index, meaning that it includes dividends as well as taking into account the change in share prices. Much of the return from NZ shares has historically come from dividends, rather than capital appreciation, so a gross index gives a truer picture in terms of returns.

Japan’s Nikkei, the country’s main share index, hit a seven year high this week as the Yen continued to weaken against its major trading partners. A weaker currency favours the Nikkei as it is heavily weighted towards exporters which make them more competitive globally.

This trend was confirmed when Japan released its current account which showed a larger than expected surplus of 963 billion Yen. This is the third positive month in a row for the country’s current account. The surplus is an encouraging sign for the world’s third largest economy.

Adding to the excitement for investors in Asia this week was confirmation that the launch of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Connect would begin on November

saying it was, down from a net 40 per cent the previous month.

Of those surveyed, 73 per cent predict interest rates to rise over the coming two years, at an annual pace of 3.8 per cent, and 78 per cent expect house prices to rise an annual 4.7 per cent over the next two years.

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New Zealand consumer confidence fell to a 14-month low in November as households felt less optimistic about the future, with economic momentum cooling.

The ANZ-Roy Morgan consumer confidence index fell 1.6 points to 121.8 in November to its lowest reading in 14 months, though still above its long-term average of 118.8. The current conditions index eased 4.9 points to 119.5, while future conditions rose 0.6 points to 123.4.

“Levels of confidence remain high: it’s not until you start dipping below average that we really get put on notice,” ANZ Bank New Zealand chief economist Cameron Bagrie said in his report.

“We’re not reading too much yet into the trend lower in confidence. Surveyed confidence indicators never stay at their

peaks for long – fewer people will say times are going to improve when times are already good!”

Lower than expected inflation figures, despite record levels of migration which should put upwards pressure on costs, has seen Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler pause in his tightening cycle, after hiking the official cash rate 100 basis points to 3.5 per cent between March and September.

Meanwhile, falling dairy and log export prices have added to caution over expected economic growth.

“There are also some real economic risks (or growth holes) to take into account, such as the amplified slash to the dairy payout,” Bagrie said.

“House price gains are moderating.”

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■ COMET LANDING

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Precision landing for probe A space probe which made the first-ever landing on a comet may have bounced once before coming to rest, the European Space Agency says.

The audacious landing on comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko required immense precision, as even the slightest error could have resulted in cosmic calamity.

Indications were that the spacecraft touched down almost perfectly, save for an unplanned bounce, said Stephan Ulamec, head of the lander operation.

But thrusters that were meant to push the lander, called Philae, on to the surface, and harpoons that would have anchored it to the comet failed to deploy properly.

Initial data from the spacecraft indicated that it lifted off again, turned and then came to rest.

“Today we didn’t just land once; we maybe even landed twice,” Dr Ulamac said.

Scientists were still trying to fully understand what happened but so far most of the instruments are working fine and sending back data as hoped, he added.

The European Space Agency (ESA) landing team at mission control in Darmstadt, Germa-

Artist’s rendering by the ATG medialab depicting lander Philae separating from Rosetta mothership and descending to the surface of the comet.

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ny, first had to sweat through a tense seven-hour countdown that began when Philae dropped from the agency’s Rosetta space probe as both it and the comet hurtled through space at 66,000km/h.

During the lander’s descent, scientists were powerless to do anything but watch, because its vast distance from Earth - 500 million kilometres - made it impossible to send instructions in real time. Finally, at 5.03am NZT, the agency received a signal that the washing machine-

sized lander had touched down on the comet’s icy surface.

While further checks were needed to ascertain the state of the 100kg lander, the fact that it was resting on the surface of the comet was already a huge success - the highlight of Rosetta’s decade-long mission to study comets and learn more about the origins of these celestial bodies.

The lander separated from its mother ship, Rosetta, after a trek covering 6.5 billion kilometres.

At the ESA’s operations centre in Darmstadt, a crowd of scientists, guests and VIPs including the two Ukrainian astronomers who first spotted the comet in 1969 - cheered at the announcement of the landing, the centrepiece of one of the riskiest projects in space exploration.

“This is a big step for human civilisation,” said the agency’s director general, Jean-Jacques Dordain. “Our ambitious Rosetta mission has secured another place in the history books.”

Scientists hope the lander, equipped with 10 instruments, will unlock the secrets of comets - primordial clusters of ice and dust that may have helped sow life on Earth.

Getting from Earth to a comet that is travelling towards the Sun at 18km per second was a landmark in space engineering and celestial mathematics.

Rosetta, carrying Philae, was hoisted into space in 2004, and took more than a decade to reach its target, which it did in August this year, having used the gravitational pull of Earth and Mars as slingshots to build up speed.

Rosetta stands as a landmark mission in space, both for its complexity and length.

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‘Unprecedented change’ facing producers New Zealand primary producers need to be prepared to do things differently in a rapidly changing world if they are to retain their place in global food markets, says KPMG. Producers should be exploring ways to tailor their food

products to cater for the ageing population in the decades ahead, to recognise that religious practices were likely to permeate throughout the global food supply chain, and to be ready to embrace new technology, such as synthetic protein.

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In brief Fillies chasing bonus A quartet of fillies will be racing for more than prize money and Group One status in Saturday’s NZB 1000 Guineas. The Riccarton event also carries a $100,000 NZB Insurance Pearl Series Super bonus with O’Marilyn, Darci’s Dream, Flaming and Belle Miraaj in the running for a bumper pay day.

The owner of the Guineas winner will receive $90,000 and the trainer $10,000.

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Laxon on race watch Champion Singapore trainer Laurie Laxon will take a keen interest in today’s Dargaville meeting. The expatriate New Zealander is the co-breeder and part-owner with Sir Peter Vela of the maiden sprint contender Meritaggio. “She won a trial and then ran third behind Ambitious Unicorn so that’s pretty good form,” co-trainer Steven Ramsay said. A daughter of Road To Rock, Meritaggio is a half-sister to the multiple winner and stakes performer Adolay.

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Green light for Sandown Saturday’s meeting at Sandown will go ahead despite a fire damaging part of the grandstand.

Melbourne Racing Club head of communications and racing Jake Norton said the fire started in a covered outdoor area of the northern end of the grandstand.

A restaurant and bar were significantly damaged.

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Dramatist a big show A strong tempo is Dramatist’s best chance of turning over the hot-pot in Saturday’s classic encounter at Riccarton. That’s the view of trainer David Greene, who believes his proven front-running charge has to force the issue in an effort to turn over O’Marilyn in the Gr.1 NZB 1000 Guineas. The Stephen McKee-prepared O’Marilyn has dominated the market for weeks and is currently at $1.70 in fixed odds betting while Dramatist is the second fancy at $7. “O’Marilyn has drawn one and I think the best chance we’ve got is to turn it into a genuine staying contest and just hope she (the favourite) doesn’t see it out,” Greene said. “If it is a sit and sprint then we couldn’t beat her. From our wide gate we’ll have to do the donkey work.”

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■ DOMINION FFA

Stent in top form for Dominion Group 1 races are never routine.

And, despite favourite Stent coming away with the chocolates in the group 1 trotting free-forall at Addington on Tuesday, the race was not a walk in the park for co-trainer-driver Colin De Filippi (right) or owner Trevor Casey.

Casey, a Christchurch restaurateur, named the son of Dream

Vacation after he underwent heart surgery to have a stent inserted. And his heart might have been beating a bit faster than usual on Tuesday.

Casey is a huge supporter of harness racing in Canterbury through race sponsorship, driver sponsorship and racing more than his fair share of horses, and can now look forward to the

group 1 Dominion today with an in-form horse and a genuine chance over the 3200m.

Stent looked like the horse to beat after drawing the front line on the back of a comfortable win in the Ashburton Flying Mile. ‘’He’s in the right form for Friday,’’ Casey said. ‘’I wouldn’t say he’s the best stayer, but if he gets a good run, he’ll be there.’’

Results from yesterday’s Ashburton trots The weather was fine and the track fast for the Ashburton Harness races yesterday.

RACE 1 - BRAIDED RIVERS RESTAURANT & BAR TROT, $7000, 2400m 4-4 Hazel Alice (12) D Dunn 1 7-8 Willie Shine (13) R Holmes 2 3-2 KD Hall (5) M Edmonds 3 Scratched: Poppa Don. Also (finish order): 2-1 Soney Beatt, 1-3 Just Leave, 9-9 Unyielding Spirit, 5-5 Big Ears, 6-6 Need Success, 8-7 Waihemo Angus, 11-10 Diana Harbour, 13-13 Family Night, 12-11 Riverboat Princess (Pulled up), 10-12 Tehoro Ruby (Pulled up).

Sht nk, 1L, 1L. Time: 3:12.17. MR: 2:08.90. Last 800m: 65.16. Win: $6.70. Places: $2.40, $4.60, $2.00. Quinella: $55.80. Trifecta: $704.60 (12,13,5). First4: $1447.50 (12,13,5,8). Sub: Just Leave (10).

Trainer: Michael House, West Melton. Breeding: 4 m Monarchy-Strike Account.

RACE 2 - ASHBURTON SECURITY MOBILE PACE, $7000, 2400m 1-1 Mighty Mara (4) B Orange 1 4-4 Nui Toc Tien (1) J Anderson 2 9-7 Ancient Moonlight (13) B Butt 3 All Started.

Also (in finishing order): 3-3 Johnny Jet, 8-6 Franco Sanchez, 10-9 Dana Dynasty, 13-14 John Doe, 12-10 Zena Mac, 2-2 Romanite, 7-11 Miami Heat, 14-13 Flagpole, 11-12 Major Patron, 5-5 Gerald, 6-8 Humbug Creek.

3L, Sht nk, 1/2L. Time: 2:59.00. MR: 2:00.10.

Last 800m: 59.37. Win: $1.50. Places: $1.10, $3.70, $5.50. Quinella: $13.50. Trifecta: $199.60 (4,1,13). First4: $983.90 (4,1,13,10).

Sub: Mighty Mara (4).

Trainer: Ken Barron, West Melton. Breeding: 4 g Lis Mara-Van Livy.

RACE 3 - KEITH & BETTY HOOD MEMORIAL PACE, $7000, 2400m 2-2 Highview Freddy (2) J Dunn 1 1-1 Webb Ellis (5) D Dunn 2 8-8 Royal Chance (10) R May 3 All Started.

Also (in finishing order): 11-11 Tom Bola, 5-4 All Nuts N Bolts, 4-5 Little Lion Man, 6-6 Banora Boy, 10-10 Give Me The Night, 7-7 Gotta Get Lucky, 12-12 Live At Speed, 9-9 Cimarron, 3-3 Comekissmequick.

3/4L, 2-1/4L, Nk. Time: 3:05.11. MR: 2:04.10.

Last 800m: 59.07. Win: $4.40. Places: $1.60, $1.30, $4.90. Quinella: $3.60. Trifecta: $78.30 (2,5,10). First4: $1172.40 (2,5,10,6). Double:

$4.60 (4+/2), $1.10 (4+/5+). Treble: $58.60 (12/4+/2). Sub: Webb Ellis (5).

Tr: Robert Dunn, Woodend Beach. Breeding: 3 g Bettor’s Delight-Baptism Of Fire.

RACE 4 - AMERICAN IDEAL AT WOODLANDS STUD MOBILE , $7000, 2400m 3-3 Cut Loose (7) D Dunn 1 1-1 Major Stride (6) R May 2 2-2 Miss Daisy (10) J Dunn 3 All Started.

Also (in finishing order): 11-12 Boomer Bailey, 9-8 Geisha Girl, 8-9 Duntalkin, 6-6 Houdini, 7-7 Sorpresa, 5-5 A Better Lover, 12-11 Sauchiehall, 10-10 Sandvik Star, 14-14 Whychange, 13-13 Kachina, 4-4 Easy Rider (Pulled up).

1-1/4L, 1/2 nk, 3-1/2L. Time: 3:02.38. MR: 2:02.27. Last 800m: 59.13. Win: $9.80. Places: $2.00, $1.10, $1.70. Quinella: $5.00. Trifecta: $79.20 (7,6,10). First4: $2268.20 (7,6,10,4).

Sub: Major Stride (6).

Trainer: Paul & Mitchell Kerr, Ohoka. Breeding: 3 g Mach Three-Cullerfillee.

RACE 5 - MOLLY & JOHN RODGERS MEMORIAL F&M MOBILE, $7000, 1609m 1-1 Tilly Brogden (1) D Dunn 1 12-12 Sans Le Sou (11) R Alfeld 2 6-6 Sudden Change (13) T McMillan 3 All Started.

Also (in finishing order): 3-3 Motu Moonbeam, 2-2 Tintinara, 8-7 Bird Of Paradise, 9-9 Twitter Bromac, 7-8 Midnight Rider, 11-11 C A Penny, 5-5 Break Dance, 10-10 Maritime Arden, 13-13 Gracey Lacey, 4-4 Champagne Dreams.

2L, 1-1/4L, Hd. Time: 1:55.56. MR: 1:55.56. Last 800m: 57.16. Win: $2.10. Places: $1.30, $22.50, $6.10. Quinella: $160.20. Tri: $4384.80 (1,11,13).

First4: $10328.80 (1,11,13,2). Quaddie: $115.60 (4+/2/7/1+). Double: $9.50 (7/1+), $303.20 (7/11). Sub: Tilly Brogden (1).

Trainer: Paul & Mitchell Kerr, Ohoka. Breeding: 3 f American Ideal-Hayley Brogden.

RACE 6 - KEITH COLLINS MEMORIAL PACE, $7000, 2400m 3-4 Marshal Star (3) J Curtin 1 1-1 Maverick (8) B Butt 2 2-2 Shantahlia Romeo (1) A Butt 3 Scratched: Defy The Odds.

Also (in finishing order): 8-8 Franco Raikkonen, 5-3 Danny Del Vito, 4-5 Scanreco Bay, 6-6 Hesa Dazzler, 7-7 Royal Kate, 12-12 Shar Nee Vale, 10-10 Inchbonnie Lad, 11-11 Maximus Prime, 9-9 Hunter Bromac (Lost rider).

Sunday, November 30, 2014

Terrace Downs Open The Terrace Downs Open is an 18-hole Stroke and Stableford tournament open to all Golfers, men and ladies, with an official NZGA Handicap Entry fee: $45 Includes your first drink at Prizegiving.

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3/4L, Sht hd, 1-1/4L. Time: 3:06.46. MR: 2:05.01. Last 800m: 58.40. Win: $7.30. Places: $2.40, $1.60, $2.00. Quinella: $10.40. Trifecta: $102.30 (3,8,1). First4: $1419.90 (3,8,1,7). Sub: Maverick (8).

Trainer: Nick Le Lievre, Weedons. Breeding: 4 g Badlands Hanover-Welcome Star.

RACE 7 - CANTERBURY GRAZING LTD MOBILE PACE, $7500, 2400m 1-1 Franco Neeson (2) K Butt 1 2-2 Ranfurly Rulz (1) H Barnes 2 11-11 Sage Creek (10) B Graham 3 Scratched: Earthshaker, Incredible Anvil.

Also (finish order): 4-3 Betabcool, 12-12 Threebee, 3-4 Strawb’s Better Act, 9-9 Redmaro, 1010 Highland Reign, 7-8 Alexy, 6-5 Music, 5-6 Riga Doon, 8-7 Somebeach N Clovelly.

1L, 4L, 3L. Time: 3:02.56. MR: 2:02.39. Last 800m: 55.37. Win: $2.00. Places: $1.30, $2.00, $17.30. Q: $4.80. Tri: $266.80 (2,1,10). First4: $2799.20 (2,1,10,3). Double: $20.40 (3/2+), $12.40 (3/1). Treble: $76.70 (1+/3/2+). Sub: Franco Neeson (2).

Trainer: Nigel McGrath, Weedons. Breeding: 4 h Bettor’s Delight-Now Or Never Franco.

RACE 8 - CLEM & RUSSELL BRAND MEMORIAL MOBILE PAC, $7500, 2400m 3-3 Smoken Roman (13) C DeFilippi 1 4-6 Hikoi (5) S McNally 2 8-9 Fair Dinkum Bromac (14) B Orange 3 All Started.

Also (in finishing order): 1-1 Reklaw Supreme, 5-4 Real Life Hero, 2-2 Little Tess, 6-5 Hudson Sully, 13-12 The Black, 11-8 Data Base, 9-10 Roo Star, 7-7 Stylish Babe, 12-13 Fortunately, 10-11 Givethejobtobarnsy, 14-14 Ralph.

1-1/4L, Lg nk, Hd. Time: 3:00.53. MR: 2:01.03.

Last 800m: 58.55. Win: $6.90. Places: $2.30, $2.80, $6.60. Quinella: $35.60. Trifecta: $751.00 (13,5,14). First4: $5078.60 (13,5,14,12).

Trainer: P & L Jones, Yaldhurst. Breeding: 6 g Julius Caesar-Bee Gee’s Copy.

RACE 9 - CANTERBURY WOOL BROKERS & LEN BELL MEMOR, $7500, 2400m 9-10 Kashin (9) S Lethaby 1 4-4 Jacko (12) J Hay 2 8-9 Franco Tyrone (6) J Curtin 3 All Started.

Also (in finishing order): 1-1 Bettor Pay Me, 6-6 Ares, 10-8 Jack Hammer, 3-3 My Baby’s Laughing, 5-5 Franco Tyson, 14-14 Outta Sight, 12-12 Drover’s Eyre, 13-13 Going To California, 2-2 Carrickmannon, 11-11 Native Caesar,

15-15 Hestia Franco, 7-7 Special Bella, 16-16 Szybka Brat.

1/2L, Nse, 3/4L. Time: 3:05.10. MR: 2:04.09. Last 800m: 57.69. Win: $31.80. Places: $6.60, $2.80, $6.30. Q: $157.40. Trifecta: $3674.50 (9,12,6).

First4: $6694.40 (9,12,6,11). Double: $98.10 (13/9), $12.70 (13/12). Sub: Bettor Pay Me (11).

Trainer: Jason & Scott Lethaby, West Melton.

Breeding: 6 g Washington VC-Trick N Treat.

RACE 10 - GARTH JEMMETT CONSTRUCTION HANDICAP TROT, $7500, 2400m 1-3 Harrysul (14) S Golding 1 9-9 Lavros Segil (13) A Butt 2 3-1 Le Garcon (6) D Butt 3 Scratched: Xmas Joyella, Gin Rummy, Filigree Sheree, Millions To Spare.

Also (in finishing order): 15-14 Fireman, 2-2 Ode To Success, 6-7 Blue Don, 10-10 Astrapi, 13-13 Mrs Twobob, 5-5 Pammys Boy, 16-16 Donny Wood, 12-11 Explosive Star, 8-8 James Castleton, 11-12 Keeping The Dream, 4-4 Petite Royal, 7-6 Sarah Palin, 14-15 Danke.

1-1/4L, 7-1/2L, 1-1/4L. Time: 3:07.23. MR: 2:05.52.

Last 800m: 59.49. Win: $4.50. Places: $2.20, $7.30, $2.10. Q: $105.00. Tri: $1123.60 (14,13,6).

First4: $25962.40 (14,13,6,18).

Trainer: G & N Hope, Woodend Beach. Breeding: 4 g Gotta Go Cullect-Smooth Nosey.

RACE 11 - STEWART & HOLLAND MOBILE PACE, $7500, 2400m 1-1 Titan Banner (2) J Dunn 1 2-2 Nero Star (14) N McGrath 2 5-5 Betty Golightly (5) C DeFilippi 3 All Started.

Also (in finishing order): 10-10 Canndew, 12-12 K C Pedro, 9-9 Bhappy, 6-6 No Way Else, 4-4 BB’s Inspiration, 11-11 Stans Day, 8-8 Tufflittlerooster, 13-14 Incomparable, 7-7 Mob Star, 14-13 Firebreak, 3-3 First Flight In (Pulled up).

1/2 hd, 5-1/2L, 2-1/2L. Time: 2:59.24.

MR: 2:00.17. Last 800m: 56.17.

Win: $1.70. Places: $1.20, $1.70, $2.50.

Quinella: $5.70.

Trifecta: $50.00 (2,14,5).

First4: $636.10 (2,14,5,4).

Quaddie: $2419.10 (13/9/14+/2+).

Place6: $128.30 (1,3,8+/1,2+,10/5,13,14/6,9,12/6 ,13,14+/2+,5,14).

Double: $7.50 (14+/2+), $8.60 (14+/14).

Treble: $361.00 (9/14+/2+).

Sub: Titan Banner (2).

Trainer: Graeme Anderson, Westwood Beach.

Breeding: 3 g Art Major-Corporate Banner.

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1 X1603 Yanke e One (u1) PWilliams on M Williamson 2 70889 Whata Gamble (1) FFletch er S Smolenski 4 3 55829 Anothe r Love (2) CMiddleton C Middleton 4 X5155 Oh Nova (3) T&GCh miel G C hmiel 5 95256 Valmagne (u1) JKennett C DeFilippi 6 74017 The Fie ry Ginga (1) AClark A C lark 2 7 24292 King Of Strathfie ld (2) GDunn G O'Reilly 8 58804 Lotalov (3) PNairn D Butt 1 9 440D6 Uncas (4) BHeron R May 3 1 0 X0863 Foray (5) PNairn B Butt

3 8 42002 Que e n Ke nny (8) TBarron Hot Pants (9) Purdon/Ras mus s en 1 9 3X511 Barrier 1 0 57007 Gin Rummy (21) ICameron 1 1 46180 Sunny Ruby (22) FFletch er 1 2 8009X Lisa Marie P (23) MPerriton 1 3 12494 Price Of Fame (24) RDunn 2 1 4 46DX1 Trouble Rie u (25) BWh ite

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2 78X50 Smiling Star (2) RHolmes R Holmes 3 X4873 Mighty Flying Mac (3) CDalgety A Butt 3 4 23557 Jivin Culle n (4) RDunn J Dunn I C ameron 5 114X6 Be lkmyste r (5) GAnders on J W C ox

S Smolenski Barrier 6 Jason Rulz SC RATC HED R C lose (J) S Ottley 7 69X65 Classie sistar (21) NMcGrath N McGrath 4 8 81X71 All Star Man (22) GPayne S McNally C DeFilippi 9 1091X Ballindoole y (23) GAnders on S Golding (J) METROPOL MOBILE TROT 2 1 0 1X602 Fifth Edition (24) CDalgety D Dunn $20,000, 3yo+ c1 -c2, 1 95 0m D Dunn M Purdon

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1 34630 Se e l N Print (1) TMcCarth y T McC arthy 4 2 12249 Bit Of A Le ge nd (2) CDalgety A Butt HELLERS DOMINION FFA TROT (STANDING 4:35 pm START) $25 0,000, ffa, 3200m opt 809 3 Norvic Nightowl SC RATC HED 1 :45 pm 1 46211 Rare Opportunity (1) Purdon/Ras mus s en 4 01828 Franco Le dge r (3) HHunter C DeFilippi opt 804

M Purdon 1 5 11335 Christe n Me (4) C Dalgety

D Dunn 1 Scherger Royal SC RATC HED A Butt PEEK EXHIBITION - ALF HUGHES MEML HCP TRT 2 X9605 Vulcan (2) TButt 3:25 pm 2 6 X1164 Te rror To Love (5) G&PCourt R May 3 2 31072 McCove y Cove (1) TBarron C Ferguson (J) opt 807 J C urtin $20,000, 4yo+c2&fast discrhcp, 2600m 3 X7162 Dr Hook (3) PNairn 7

Four Starzzz Flash SC RATC HED 3 30284 Ave ross Rustle r (2) AFaulks M Williamson 1 17197 Summe r Vacation (1) TTrath en T Trathen 4 X1473 Irish Whispe r (4) THerlih y T Herlihy 3 8 1X611 Adore Me (6) Purdon/Ras mus s en M Purdon 4 0X415 Be ttabe Pe rfe ct (3) ABeck R May 2 06514 Che rry Linde nny (2) KJames J C urtin 5 9X129 Jag’s Invasion (5) NWilliams on N Williamson GRAPHITE DEVELOP SHOW DAY FUTURITY 5 34540 Me morable (4) TBarron 1 2:45 pm

Franco Ne lson (7) RDunn J Dunn B Orange 3 39000 No Potato (3) KTownley

9 X3252 Barrier 6 41224 Donaldson (6) G & N Hope

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6 41333 Phoe nix Warrior (5) TBarron D Dunn Z Butcher 1 0 11121 Me ssini (21) Purdon/Ras mus s en N Rasmussen 4 4 01533 Clove r Mac (4) C&JDeFilippi C DeFilippi 7 3X264 Boize l (7) DBalle 1 2X33 Julie tte Bromac (1) MHous e J C urtin 7 X7631 Missy Mach (6) MDenton J W C ox 5 99921 Ngaire Margare t (5) AFaulks M Williamson 4 8 11538 Clove r Don (8) RHolmes R Holmes 1 1 47335 Gold Ace (22) Reid/McMullan 2 27X36 Ask Me Mach (2) MHous e C DeFilippi B Orange K Larsen 6 88660 Barry (6) MEdmonds 2 9 22912 She e mon (9) KTownley D Dunn 1 2 X3270 Pe mbrook Be nny (23) BPurdon Z Butcher M Edmonds 3 82926 Four Starzzz Shiraz (3) KCh apman J Dunn 2 8 3669X Jango Fe tt (7) KLars en

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H Hunter B 1 0 58804 Lotalov (10) PNairn D Butt 7 0X286 Me l Gibson (7) G&PCourt R May 4 X2724 Ne ve rthe le ss (4) BHill

R May Barrier 3 1 1 16311 Ste nt (11) C&JDeFilippi C DeFilippi 6:20 pm XCM SPORT MOBILE PACE K C ameron 5 66650 Cae sar’s Que st (5) JMcDermott C D Thornley 1 0 14X32 She e za Shark (21) AStack N Williamson 8 83159 Spe e dy Earl (8) KCameron $20,000, 3yo+ c2, 1 95 0m 1 1 2 X643D Maste r Lavros (12) MJones M Jones opt 81 2 T Herlihy 6 X2148 Take Afte r Me (6) GScott D Butt 1 1 1 012X1 Mako Banne r (22) GAnders on J Dunn 9 60P1P He llavahanove r (u1) MJones A 1 3 440D6 Uncas (13) BHeron R May 1 0171X Albuque rque (1) GPears on J Smith 7 31441 Oasis Dre am (7) MJones B Orange 1 2 66714 The Lutts (23) NBuch an G Pearson G O'Reilly 1 0 73194 All Lit Up (1) L&JSmith 2 1 1 16339 Jayce e kay (2) JBoylan G O'Reilly 1 4 73850 Royal Aspirations (14) FFletch er S Smolenski 2 2 8 13122 Dana Duke (8) PBagrie Graduate Under Fire SC RATC HED D Dunn PENINSULAR BEACHFRONT MOOLOOLABA 1 2 24510 Tart N Tights (3) MAus tin D Butcher 3 2125X Pe pe Bromac (2) NMcGrath T C hmiel 1 5 41X21 Cool Cobbe r (u1) DBalle 1 Ne w Ye ars Jay (9) Cox/Hoffman J W C ox 2:1 5 pm N McGrath 9 1111D Barrier MBL PACE $20,000, 3yo+ c3, 1 95 0m opt 805 J Dunn 1 3 729X1 Mome nt Of Sun (4) G&CLee G Lee 1 6 X11P4 Kincaslough (u2) C&A Edmonds 1 4 11 Classical Art (3) Purdon/Ras mus s en 3

1 1421X Supe rsonic Miss (1) Purdon/Ras mus s en 10 Exceptional Man SC RATC HED J W C ox N Rasmussen 1 1 4 70X11 Eyre I Come (u1) MJones B Orange 1 7 55385 Jaccka Justy (u3) Cox/Hoffman

M Purdon 1 1 214 The Royal Garde n (21) Purdon/Ras mus s en 5 32416 Johnny Eyre (4) MBrown M Neilson (J) 3 1 5 08216 Indiana Jone s (u2) SMcRae C D Thornley 5 :1 0 pm

2 221X0 Karanga Re d Fantasy (2) DJones G Smith NEVELE R SIRES STKS STHN MARES MBL

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4 3 05X40 Cyclone Kiwi (3) RHolmes R Holmes PACE $40,000, 4yo+ M, 1 95 0m opt 81 0 1 2 56377 Love me twotime s (22) RDunn S Ottley 7

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4 224X1 Fight For Glory (4) Purdon/Ras mus s en 3 1 3 11225 Billie s A Star (23) PBurrows G Smith Happy Heidi SC RATC HED 2 04151 That’s Hunting Pink (2) DTaylor K C ox (J) 8 N Rasmussen 4 1 4 22413 Parramatta (24) T&GCh miel T C hmiel PROTRANZ EARTHMOVING LTD MOBILE 3 21823 She sthe re alde al (3) AMatth ews J Abernethy 9 90164 Joe y Maguire (6) R Dunn

R Houghton 5 11X11 No Doctor Ne e de d (5) RDunn J Dunn 4:00 pm

Barrier PACE $20,000, 4yo+ c4-c5 , 2600m C DeFilippi opt 808 METROPOL MOBILE TROT 6 58030 Ne w De al (6) DTh omps on 1 :1 5 pm 4 46694 Supre me Ge m (4) JMcDermott D Dunn B 1 0 41649 So You Think (21) BWard C DeFilippi $20,000, 3yo+ c1 -c2, 1 95 0m opt 803 2 7 9X134 Starsky’s Dre am (7) GAnders on D Dunn 1 X2124 Bio Marinus (1) Purdon/Ras mus s en M Purdon 5 72410 Flyove r (5) JMcDermott C D Thornley 1 1 32X83 De lightful Dash (22) BNegus D Dunn 1 4X501 Visualise (1) PIggo P Iggo 8 11421 Vice Consul (8) Purdon/Ras mus s en T Williams 2 8X011 Strike On Command (2) MJones M Neilson (J) 6 23113 Crackapaca (6) BHill J C urtin 3 1 2 15036 Stingray (23) D&CButt

B Butt Barrier 3 24414 All Cash (3) KBarron 4 2 08220 Pre stine (2) TButt B Orange 7 58668 Be ckinsale (7) Pat&MikeO'Brien B Orange A Butt 13

Brilliant Strike SC RATC HED Art Union SC RATC HED 1 4 11111 Dalton Bromac (4) BHill 3 907X0 Monke y Luck (3) KCameron K C ameron 9 R May 4 8 58080 Pe mbe rton Shard (8) BMowbray R Holmes 1 4 32290 Some arde nsome whe re (24) Purdon/Ras mus s en 4 6X353 Martini (4) DO'Connell R May 1 0 26X59 Se ve n Point One (21) JBurrows M Williamson 5 33245 Lumos (5) RDunn J Dunn 1 He le na Je t (9) G&NHope R May TWilliams 9 12X44 Barrier 5 43214 Nicae la (5) RHolmes R Holmes 2:5 0 pm D White FAHEY FENCE HIRE MOBILE PACE 6 33140 Explosive Art (6) G&PCourt 2 1 5 127X2 Itz Be ttor To Win (25) Purdon/Ras mus s en 6 070X0 X mas Joye lla (6) FMorris 2

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$1 3,000, 3yo+ c&g c1 -c2, 2200m

1 33517 Flying Loose (1) Reid/McMullan P Ferguson 4 2 32431 Be ttormack (2) BHugh es M McKendry 3 67X1 De lightful Offe r (3) BPurdon S Phelan 4 X2361 Jonny B Good (4) GDixon B Mangos 3 5 139X1 Blinding Light (5) Reid/McMullan S Lawson 1 6 26101 Be ttor Spirits (6) MBerger P Butcher 7 705X7 Chattan (7) JStormont J Stormont

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57435 Hannibal Le cte r 17.71 L Ahern 68211 Showe m Baby 17.66 A Duganzich 27645 Stiff Drink 17.71 A Turnwald 35858 Cawbourne Flow 17.78 M Roberts 22762 Empty Bank 17.59 N Udy 36758 Emma Marie 17.71 T Downey 76665 Talk It Ove r 17.55 L Bell 21753 Vision And Powe r 17.80 L Ahern 11772 Air Raid nwtd A Turnwald 45786 Eve r So Hope ful 17.75 Goldsack&Denby

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63517 Spot On Maggie 17.52 A Duganzich 85567 Se mantics nwtd L Ahern 16261 Miss Unive rse 17.58 L Ahern 13464 He y You 17.46 W Kite 76353 Jill Sprite 17.71 N Udy 14133 War On Te rror 17.62 L Ahern 68728 Rock On Sprite 17.72 Goldsack&Denby 46134 Le nny Mac 17.84 A Turnwald 11772 Air Raid nwtd A Turnwald 77847 Home bush Have n 17.75 J McInerney

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THE GRAND PARK RESTAURANT TROT

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5 41085 Kawarau Spur (2) RBros nan R Brosnan 2 6 00X27 Makare wa Jake (3) TBarron B Mangos AUS YOUNG GUNS CHALLENGE MOB PACE 7:45 pm 3 7 125X5 Djokovic (u1) LCh in D Butcher opt 5 1 3 $1 0,000,4yo+c1 -c2,c3 cond.inv j, 2700m 8 88891 Mome nt Of Truth (u2) LMilina T Mitchell 1 48068 Lisa’s Lawye r (1) JAberneth y B Graham (J) 9 37799 Ruby Castle ton (u3) Wallis /Hackett 2 98302 Russian Alsu (2) MCollins J Wallace (J) J MacKinnon (J,C l) 3 41265 Spanish Lustre (3) Telfer/Garlick T Moffat (J) 1 0 79720 Saffron Castle ton (u4) WTaylor P Butcher 4 27347 Mach Culle n (4) PScaife M Teaz (J) 1 1 1 16112 Lucky Fortune (u5) Andrew&LynNeal A Neal 2 5 50X23 Nota Lada (5) THerlih y N McMullen (J) WOODLANDS STUD MOB PACE $1 3,000, 1 6 31143 Re d Sky Night (6) THerlih y D McMullen (J) 8:38 pm 3yo+, c1 -c2 with cond., 2200m opt 5 1 5 3 7 3761X Millie Sampson (7) Joh n&Jos h uaDickie 4 1 516 Hartofdixie (1) BPurdon B Mangos

H Barnes (J) 1 2 0X231 Lincolns Me gastar (2) RGreen S Lawson

8 13215 Elliot Danie l (8) Reid/McMullan R Veivers (J)

Barrier 3 5X537 Wynbe rg Sally (3) JStormont J Stormont 9 5X277 Platinum Poke r (21) JAberneth y B Butcher (J) 3 4 442X1 Shimmy Shoe s (4) GSmall D Butcher 4 1 0 65843 Kurahaupo Gamble r (22) Cooney/Hopkins 2 5 147X4 Fizzi Lizzi (5) RMacKenzie P Butcher

A Rees (J) 6 0X31 Ellie sje t (6) GDixon 1 1 X900X Sandpark Se nator (23) VFacoory T Mitchell

M Blakemore (J) 7 X2539 Cougar Bromac (7) FPh elan S Phelan Pacific Rapture (8) JAberneth y S Abernethy BURN SUPPORT TROT $1 3,000, 4yo+c1 - 8:1 0 pm 8 24781 Barrier

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4 77282 Opawa Siste r 17.52 5 86234 El Je tta 17.88 4 6 25643 Matilda’s Babe 17.53 3 7 46832 Le adfoot Le nny 17.44 8 83381 Miss Softy 17.59 9 88557 Swe e t Lie s 17.50 1 0 X8877 Cawbourne Tomcat nwtd

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7 54758 Zipping Tay 17.52 4 8 15544 Kazillion 17.68 9 88557 Swe e t Lie s 17.50 1 0 X8877 Cawbourne Tomcat nwtd 9:23 pm

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AT THE RACES 5TH 1 2 TH AND 1 9TH DEC 1 1 CHRISTMAS $2400, c5 , 305 m

1 62452 Enazuma 17.39 4 Goldsack&Denby 2 33318 Ya Laughin’ 17.49 B Mitchell 3 66418 Ste llar Force 17.49 S Gommans 3 4 51213 Wate rbug 17.58 L Udy KEENAN CONCRETE C4 /5 8:23 pm $3600, c4/5 , 5 20m 5 28216 Chocde e Alice 17.62 J McInerney 3 1 11151 Cawbourne Crouch 29.92 M Roberts 6 24125 Supe r Zip Zip 17.72 A Turnwald 2 6X416 Gibbonator nwtd A Turnwald 1 7 21331 Expone ntial Lily 17.34 L Ahern 4 3 418X4 Knuckle Bump 30 .45 L Ahern 2 8 33741 Nitro Luis 17.34 A Turnwald 1 4 14121 Ritza Danny 29.81 L Ahern 9 22288 Boston Blaze 17.49 A Turnwald 5 54776 Thrilling Dylan 30 .24 T McC racken 1 0 66276 Sir Richie 17.41 L Ahern 6 61634 Wallace Lad 30 .28 L Ahern 7 57736 Che ck The Mail 29.98 L Ahern BOOK YOUR FUNCTION @ HATRICK C5 9:5 3 pm $2400, c5 , 305 m 2 8 36122 Smash Alle gro 30 .15 L Ahern 9 32218 Cawbourne Tip 30 .46 M Roberts 2 1 31237 White y’s Gone 17.68 J McInerney 1 0 78174 Swe e t Rubyjane 29.84 L Ahern 3 2 31535 Supe r Rooste r 17.53 A Turnwald 3 34158 Bit Coin 17.76 A Duganzich THE DOGZONE C4 8:5 3 pm A Turnwald $2000, c4, 305 m 4 85516 Dolly Pe g 17.57 1 1 11322 Why Oh Why 17.48 L Ahern 5 66221 Almost Got It 17.46 N Udy 2 2 28546 Arme d Force s 17.42 4 6 34833 Elle Packe r 17.44 E M Doody L Ahern 3 73737 She ik ’Em Up 17.63 N Udy 7 73138 Aldonza 17.60 A Turnwald 3 4 82244 Be e Rabbit 17.38 1 8 14541 Alle gro Maste r 17.52 L Ahern L Ahern 5 71668 Anothe r Drink 17.70 J McInerney 9 75726 Cae sar Que e n 17.61 A Turnwald 6 14871 All In Be rlin 17.47 B Marsh 1 0 73744 Cosmic Fury 17.52 L Ahern

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DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4 PLACE 6

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

Track Information Type: All weather; Direction: Righthanded; Length: 1006m; Weather: Few showers

3 91522 Franco Nikau (3) Reid/McMullan T Mitchell 3 4 21276 Ide al Flybye (4) AKiddie S Grayling (J) 4 5 31413 Hot Mach (5) GSmall P Butcher 6 68671 Hunua Hone y (6) Hollis /Roberts on L Hollis 7 3214X The Bucke t List (7) GSmall Z Butcher 2 Rive r Polka (8) THerlih y T Herlihy 8 3210X Barrier

9 322X3 Live ly Nights (21) Joh n&Jos h uaDickie J I Dickie

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SIMS PACIFIC METALS TROT $1 4,999, 5 yo+ c3-

oc,othe rs w cond. spe chcp, 2700m 1 33033 Ace Mome nt (1) Wallis /Hackett S Lawson 2 2 3401D I Got Rhythm (2) RLauren M McKendry 3 3 000X1 Re ve nue Make r (u1) D&CMcGowan

D McGowan 4 9X131 De ad Cat Bounce (1) MPemberton S Phelan 1 5 40X31 Wingsonhai (2) ADonnelly A Donnelly 6 81708 Knapdale Girl (u1) DBalle D Butcher 4 7 43121 Miss Pe gasus (1) Joh n&Jos h uaDickie J I Dickie 8 46574 Charle magne (1) CButler P Butcher 9 0900X Re alme in (2) MPemberton M Pemberton opt

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HAVE YOUR XMAS FUCTION @ ALEX PARK MOB PACE $1 2,000, 3yo+, c0 w cond, 2200m

56950 Ava Rose (1) SPh illips J Stormont D Be tte r Rose (2) BPurdon Z Butcher 7 Kirra Kid (3) GDixon B Mangos Millwood Brandy (4) THerlih y T Herlihy 8736 Jubile e Prince ss (5) Telfer/Garlick S Phelan 42 Sansa (6) AJamies on R Fensom 308X Joane dnobe ttor (7) Joh n&Jos h uaDickie

J I Dickie 2 S Lawson 8 13526 Ide al Que st (8) RGreen

1 0:38 pm opt 5 1 9

Barrier

A RACE THIS CHRISTMAS MOB PACE 9 SPONSOR

$1 2,000, c0 w cond, 2200m

1 36X23 Rivie ra Be lle (1) THerlih y 1 T Herlihy 2 79X79 Mr Swayze (2) SGreen S Grayling (J) 3 3 Twoandahalf Tige rs (3) Linds ay&PamTurner

4 0X437 Te mbi (4) Wallis /Hackett 2 5 22 Love Ina Che vy (5) NCh ilcott 6 923X8 Monte re y Jack (6) GHarwood 4 7 871X3 Stand Sure (7) MBerger

Culle ct The Gold (8) TMitch ell 8 X9383 Barrier

J Stormont J I Dickie P Ferguson S Lawson P Butcher T Mitchell

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Canterbury Racing

Tomorrow at Riccarton Park

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November 15, 2014

17 7X007 The Hand Of Faith (9) 54 ATaylor M Du Plessis $40,000, opn hcp, 1400m 18 8X265 A Beautiful Knight (2) 54 KTyler R Hannam 19 Cosmic Cube SCRATCHED PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer Jockey 1 X5397 El Chico (6) 59 M&MPitman R Hutchings (a) 2 60X16 Captain Kirk (9) 57.5 RFrost A Jones (a3) NZ BLOODSTOCK 42ND 1000 GUINEAS 3:05 PM 1 23185 Red Ripper (11) 59 K&LRae J Bates 4 3 9X806 Pinsgold (8) 57 NCoulbeck S Wynne (a1) OPT 3YOF $300,000, 3yof sw, 1600m 606 2 60330 Saragarhi (1) 55.5 KTyler J Lowry (a4) 2 4 X3022 Ridley (3) 55.5 JHillis D Bradley 2 1 21X11 O’Marilyn (1) 56.5 SMcKee S Spratt 3 73563 Woodyeva (5) 55 J&KParsons 5 89110 Fastfoot (10) 54.5 MHamilton S Muniandy 2 53111 Dramatist (10) 56.5 DGreene L Innes 3 4 27742 Chairos (3) 54 LLatta M Cameron 6 46078 Fritzy Boy (1) 54.5 AMacGregor D Prastiyou (a2) 1 3 1X117 Avisto (13) 56.5 RJames N Harris 5 51397 Prestigiosa (10) 54 KMyers K Myers 7 X2684 Go Go Dingo (2) 54.5 TRae R Cuneen (a3) 4 6 08571 Kina Win (7) 54 SKirkland S Wynne (a1) 8 X6767 Our Premonition (7) 54 K&P Hughes RHannam 4 6X118 Darci’s Dream (7) 56.5 JBridgman D Walsh 1 7 14132 Delacroix (8) 54 J&KParsons C Johnson 9 1200X Irish Bay (11) 53 T&LPrendergast C Barnes (a1) 4 5 32914 Platinum Witness (8) 56.5 LLatta D Bradley 6 111X3 Belle Miraaj (5) 56.5 GRobinson H Tinsley 8 88735 Just Ishi (2) 54 GTemperton D Bradley 3 10 25224 Dillinger (5) 53 J&KParsons C Johnson 2 9 31316 O’Ceirins Secret (9) 54 SCookson J Parkes 1 11 42219 Cosmic Cube (4) 53 G&DRogerson M Cameron 3 7 X1422 Consensus (11) 56.5 LMolloy C Johnson 8 18X27 Flaming (12) 56.5 JBridgman M Cameron 10 56947 Jimmy The One (4) 54 EGLow T Moseley 12 Shroud SCRATCHED 9 1512 Bonniegirl (9) 56.5 Baker/Forsman MDuPlessis 11 Kings Pal SCRATCHED BARNESWOOD FARM AGISTMENT WELCOME 10 2X142 La Veuve (3) 56.5 Kennedy/Furlong C Grylls 12 40708 Miss Citron (6) 54 G&TShaw M Du Plessis 1:55 PM STAKES $50,000, 2yo sw, 1000m 11 1454 Caramac (4) 56.5 KMyers OPT 604 R Myers NZ TAX REFUNDS PREMIER R65 1 35 Hapi Assassin (1) 56.5 K&LRae R Bishop 12 71X33 Matakana (6) 56.5 Baker/Forsman O Bosson 12:45 PM 3 2 141 Jacquetta (4) 54.5 G&DRogerson C Johnson 13 41 It Aint Over (2) 56.5 PRudkin OPT 602 $40,000, R65 bmk*, 1400m V Colgan 2 3 22. Outlaw Kate (6) 54.5 LMolloy L Innes 1 62X34 Ollie’s Note (10) 59.5 LKnight J Parkes AVON CITY FORD WUHAN JOCKEY CLUB 1 4 4 Peach Cove (7) 54.5 M&MBrown T Moseley 3:42 PM TROPHY $40,000, R65 bmk*, 2000m 2 X3138 Coup Flyer (6) 59 TRae R Cuneen (a3) 5 6 Ilikai (3) 54.5 M&MPitman R Hutchings (a) OPT 607 2 1 33122 Wild Bill (4) 60 JHillis 2 3 7X419 Donnie Brasco (19) 59 P&JMcKay C Grylls 4 6 O Bosson Little Lylie (5) 54.5 M&MPitman K Myers 4 08X44 Vanilla (24) 59 KMcCauley M Cameron 7 A McKay (a3) Whatastar (2) 54.5 LLatta K Williams 2 8X637 Arista (6) 59.5 BTapper 4 5 X6571 Coup Rotorua (12) 58.5 M&MPitman OBosson 3 16011 Blathwayt (1) 61 AMacGregor L Magorrian (a2) PROPELLOR PROPERTY INVESTMENTS 4 524X4 The Beama (24) 59 LKnight 6 X1186 Werribee (2) 58.5 Adrian&HarryBull K Myers 2:30 PM K Myers PREMIER $40,000, R85 bmk, 1800m 5 72620 Cravenaye (5) 58 K&LRae 7 44117 Why Wait (1) 58.5 LLatta K Williams OPT 605 J Bates 8 01822 Conquering Kenny (22) 58 SMcKay LCallaway 1 01746 Absolut Excelencia (8) 60 K&LRae 6 00X60 Sir Amron (3) 58 KTyler S Spratt

2 14785 Keepa Tramp (3) 59.5 S Cunningham

D Bothamley 9 0X609 Mt Difficulty (17) 58 LLatta R Hannam 7 75X44 Lukander (20) 57.5 M&MPitman D Walsh J Bates 10 X39X5 PrinceRansom(11) 58 M&MPitman RHutchings(a) 3 23185 Red Ripper (1) 59 K&LRae 8 81540 Sorley Boy (11) 57.5 BWilliams R Black (a1) 4 2X931 Bronte Lass (11) 58.5 JBridgman LMagorrian(a2) 1 11 1X84 Beckham (8) 57.5 P&JMcKay V Colgan 9 0X903 Southern Sav (17) 57.5 M&MPitman H Tinsley 2

5 X6714 No Emotion (6) 57.5 M & M Pitman

O Bosson 12 42130 Mal D’Mour (4) 57.5 J&KParsons C Johnson 10 42283 Howlongdowewait(23) 57 EWinsloe KWilliams 6 13122 Locket (14) 56.5 J&KParsons H Tinsley 13 25371 Metro Lover (23) 57.5 BCourt D Walsh 3 7 43112 My Chino (12) 56 J&KParsons C Johnson 1 11 27X12 Highland Rose (2) 56.5 FAuret J Parkes 3 14 44X41 Ravello (15) 57.5 DCrozier M Du Plessis 4 12 X7163 Pretty Good Excuse (22) 56.5 Hay/Carston N Harris 15 127 Hayley Maree (21) 56.5 KTyler R Black (a1) 8 50X24 Perfect Start (5) 56 WHillis

R Hutchings (a)

9 0X423 Colonel Carrera (15) 55.5 G & D Rogerson 13 8X858 Are You Mine (13) 55.5 SHewitt J Morris 16 2894X Hi Yo Ko (3) 56.5 VMackle R Myers

R Hutchings (a) 14 X5914. Rosheen (12) 55.5 J&KParsons V Colgan 17 X8958 Ishigold (13) 55.5 MHamilton D Bradley 10 53X60 Pencuri (18) 55 KMyers D Walsh 3 15 X4431 Sweet Magnus (7) 55.5 WBolton C Grylls 18 5X030 Roc City (20) 55.5 PGray C Barnes (a1) 11 06419. Pennys From Heaven (17) 54.5 GTrusttum C Johnson A 19 2759X Ekstra Special (14) 55.5 M&MPitman

D Bradley 16 35X51 Tricia’o (21) 55.5 PRudkin T Moseley B 20 07335 Skeet (7) 55 EWinsloe 12 8X727 McDaids (16) 54 AMeadows R Myers 17 69751 Bellaleah (16) 55 RBeckett C 21 418X9 Colonel Anne (9) 55 J&KParsons 1 13 92233 Lakota (4) 54 TCharles R Black (a1) 18 31649 Moonofklairessa (18) 55 BSmith R Hannam D 22 857X1 Evidence (18) 56.5 BGliddon 4 14 78X35 Duchessofcambridge (7) 54 KMyers K Myers A 19 X3705 Florence Hilton (10) 55 Kennedy/Furlong R Bishop B 20 410X0 Squash (9) 57 J&KParsons E 23 X6905 Super Lethal (5) 56.5 MSheely 15 14X78 Assassin (13) 54 KTyler J Morris F 24 48056 El Dorado Sun (16) 56.5 KThomson 16 21329 Mister Spiderman (10) 54 LLatta R Bishop C 21 0X919 Edensong (15) 54.5 LLatta 12:10 PM OPT 601

EUROMARQUE MASERATI PREMIER $40,000, R85 benchmark, 2500m

1:20 PM OPT 603

MOHUA PREMIER OPEN HANDICAP

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Racing Tauranga

Tomorrow at Tauranga

MILLS REEF WINERY & RESTAURANT MAIDEN $10,000, mdn, 1600m

PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer

Jockey

1 08X84 Rebisha (13) 58.5 TCole M Dee (a1) 2 2 244 Cheval Etoile (12) 57 RJames J Riddell 3 3 Beauty Giant (11) 57 LNoble M Coleman 4 66X5 Dexter (3) 57 Sanders/Sweeney J Oliver (a3) 5 07 Fast Catch (4) 57 EGreen C Lammas 6 0X482 Altai Rose (5) 56.5 DGuy 7 27X02. Footsie (8) 56.5 SRitchie L Cropp 8 83X30 Morena (6) 56.5 LNoble R Jones 9 38408 Spy In The Huddle (2) 56.5 SCullen 10 666X0 Panamba (7) 56.5 LSaunders R Smyth (a1) 11 8X986 Perfect Rose (1) 56.5 SRalph U Holmquist (a3) 1 12 2 Our Mystere (10) 55 GOld S Collett 4 13 5 Ezra (9) 55 Baker/Forsman L Satherley 1:00 PM 202

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10 50037. Cardon Boy (7) 54 SWenn 11 739X8 Quickasucan (4) 54 JPender 1 1:35 PM OPT 203

3 BROKERS

D Hain M Dee (a1)

O’CONNOR WARREN INSURANCE

$17,500, 3yo hcp, 1400m

1 4X129 Passing Shot (3) 59 SMcKee 3 J Riddell 1 2 15X21 Smashing (4) 56 JBridgman 3 54340 Buffalo Boy (7) 55 BCook U Holmquist (a3) 2 4 312 No Tricks (1) 54.5 JBridgman C Lammas 4 5 6X306 Way In (2) 54.5 SRitchie L Cropp 6 15 Saoirse (6) 54 LNoble R Jones 7 62X1 Thee Auld Floozie (8) 54 SMarsh M Coleman 8 17 It’s Bianca (5) 54 AHerbert S Collett 2:10 PM OPT 204

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KONING WEBSTER LAWYERS TAURANGA R85 $20,000, R85 bmk, 1200m

1 5844X Alvesta (3) 59 P&JMcKay S McKay (a3) 4 2 732X3 Speech Craft (9) 57.5 RCollett D Turner (a2) ORICA 1600 RATING 75 2 3 478X1 Irish Encore (10) 56.5 O'Sullivan/Scott

$18,500, R75 benchmark, 1600m

C Lammas

1 33537 Cornelius (1) 59.5 BFoote R Jones 4 21X66 Salamanca (5) 56 MBreslin J Riddell 1 2 43X52 Landlord (6) 59 ASharrock D Turner (a2) 5 4139X Fiftyshadesofgrey (2) 55.5 O'Sullivan/Scott

M Sweeney 3 01402 Financialterrorist (5) 57.5 K&BHawtin

J Oliver (a3) 6 04X46 Sea Major (1) 55.5 JPender 1 R Smyth (a1) 4 X6237 Nothing Trivial (3) 56.5 WHillis J Riddell 7 01X17. Irish Moon (6) 55 K&BKelso M Coleman 4 5 0X51P Casino Park (2) 56 SRalph C Lammas 8 30X20 Matimba (4) 54.5 PDarvill 1 R Jones 6 1 9 1341X Altius (12) 54 TCole Celtic Chief SCRATCHED S Collett 2 7 4X179 Deebee Don (8) 55 DGuy 10 430X5 Eveready (7) 54 AFuller 1 J Oliver (a3) 3 8 51X53 Villars (10) 54.5 GRichardson M Coleman 11 62112. Haddon Hall (11) 54 PChristensen M Dee (a1) 9 61966 Our Eejay (9) 54 NRobinson 3 12 131X So It Goes (8) 54 BFoote L Cropp L Satherley

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5 SEA CONTAINERS NZ LTD OPEN HANDICAP $25,000, opn hcp, 1400m

11129 Candle In The Wind (4) 59 D&DLogan U Holmquist (a3) 45366 Mighty Matt (3) 58 MBreslin J Riddell 1X198 One Cool Message (1) 57 SRalph M Coleman 630X7 Red Dragon (7) 56 PLock J Oliver (a3) 160X9 Travel Wise (9) 56 BWallace M Dee (a1) 22934 Agent Ziva (8) 55.5 KFursdon L Cropp 3326X New Greenfield (2) 55.5 T&MCruz R Norvall 06X50 Needlly (6) 54 LNoble C Lammas 2105X Ohope Prince (5) 54 JPender 1 S Collett

3:20 PM 206

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WOODLANDS TAVERN TROT

2 3 Lightning Flight (2) G&CLee 1 G Lee 4 3 Degas (3) Katrina&JohnPrice N Williamson 4 8X Jacks Salute (4) CBarron C Barron 5 08X0 First Son (5) SMatheson J W Cox 6 88590 Superfreak (6) ESwain M Williamson 7 0X764 Eli Lowe (7) R&JMcEwan R McIlwrick (J) 3 8 54X24 Miss Mattjesty (8) TWhite S Walkinshaw

Balagio (9) ABeck A Beck 9 08 Barrier

2 10 0664 Add No Interest (21) BGray B Barclay 11 Patchwork Cloud (22) LVeint B Morris 12 088X Righteous Honour (23) L&T Robertson

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STELLA ARTOIS TAURANGA STAKES $100,000, wfa, 1600m

1 0X090. Veyron (5) 59 LLaing R Norvall 2 5488X Fay Fay (2) 59 Trevor&MartinCruz M Sweeney 2 3 87X04 Survived (1) 59 KBurne M Coleman 4 17X55 Julinsky Prince (6) 59 FAuret S Collett 1 5 11122. I Do (7) 57 ASharrock J Riddell 3 6 38901 Zennista (4) 57 LLatta M Dee (a) 4 7 1X923 Shandream (3) 57 RCollett C Lammas

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

Track Information Type: Grass; Expected: Dead; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 2400m; Straight: 400m; Rail: True; Weather: Few showers

9 428X3 Gold Rock (20) 57 Champion/Murphy O Bosson 10

Soubrettes SCRATCHED 11 20X03 Eternity (15) 56 KGray C Johnson 12 X87X8 Bamboo (3) 56 A&HBull S Wynne (a1) 1 13 11X61 Halo Pete (14) 55.5 EWilson R Myers CHRISTCHURCH CASINO 151ST NZ CUP 14 4X463 Individual (21) 55 CSpittles L Callaway $225,000, opn hcp, 3200m 15 31026 Rivertaine Coup (18) 54.5 M&MPitman

D 22 X5285 Coup Secrecy (8) 56.5 Champion/Murphy E 23 7X905 Kaapfleur (14) 54 CHarris F 24 X5465 Prefontaine (19) 54 KMyers 4:20 PM 608

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1 10920 Noble Warrior (17) 59 G&TShaw C Johnson 2 89534 Postmans Daughter (19) 58 DWalker D Nolan 3 02X17 Likeapins (12) 57 KMyers R Myers 2 4 X1211 Blizzard (9) 55.5 McVean/Browne C Grylls 4 5 X5633 Mungo Jerry (23) 54.5 A&HBull K Myers 6 X7324 Esprit D’Or (7) 54 TBeckett M Hills 7 61941 She’s Insatiable (22) 53.5 TCharles J Morris 8 8X132 Deliciano (13) 53 Ramsay/Ritchie D Bradley 9 69773 Soldier Of Love (10) 53 MHarris S Wynne (a) 10 37X36 Duke Of York (20) 53 WBolton J Parkes 11 76520 Go Joeli (8) 53 SClotworthy L Magorrian (a) 12 79423 Pirinitete (5) 53 GTemperton R Hannam 13 20025 Running Late (4) 53 GNicholson M Du Plessis 14 42314 Rock Vantage (14) 53 DO'Brien V Colgan 1 15 6X861 Saint Kitt (15) 53 KBurne D Walsh 3 16 65811 Silk Chardonnay (21) 53 KFursdon A Jones (a) 17 84411 Tallyho Tui (11) 53 SHaisma R Black (a) 18 X8545 Juggernaut Rock (2) 53 JPrice M Cameron A 19 31316 O’Ceirins Secret (18) 53 SCookson KWilliams B 20 88735 Just Ishi (1) 53 GTemperton C 21 14132 Delacroix (6) 53 J&KParsons D 22 56947 Jimmy The One (16) 53 EGLow E 23 40708 Miss Citron (3) 53 G&TShaw

16 56X00 Mels Evie (8) 54 Hay/Carston T Direen (a1) 17 11 Querer (22) 54 J&KParsons 4 18 11X70 Super Trouper (2) 54 K&PHughes MDuPlessis A 19 919X5 Dunoon (13) 54 T&LPrendergast C Barnes (a1) B 20 X2747 Second Time Lucky (19) 54 BRevell J Parkes C 21 X6503 Justa Secret (9) 54 LLatta D 22 X2442 Born Happy (4) 54 SCameron E 23 7X419 Donnie Brasco (1) 54 P&JMcKay 5:38 PM OPT 610

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70408 Alexandra Leaving (u1) PWilliamson M Williamson 6 PX680 Swept Away (u2) DMcLachlan C Ferguson (J) 7 70X50 Coulditbe (u3) ABlack A Beck 3 8 X85P5 Starlight Invasion (1) DMcLachlan SWalkinshaw 9 08480 Snow Boy (2) SLock S Lock 10 88078 Sun Shine Whiz (3) FService F Service 2 11 0X722 Dwindle Mist (4) NWilliamson N Williamson 12 33X70 Another Crusher (u1) CLaurenson B McLellan 4 13 X6636 Moon Countess (1) G&CLee G Lee

2:38 PM

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BIG JIM AT ALABAR MOBILE PACE

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WASHINGTON VC AT BRYLEIGH STUD MOB PACE $8000, 3yo+ c1, 2400m

$6000, 3yo+ c0, 2400m

1 55394 Kazzacan (1) HHunter 3 H Hunter 4 2 Rico Gold (2) BSwain M Williamson 3 64766 Combien (3) MKerr B McLellan 1 4 44553 Bettakatethanneva (4) KBarclay NWilliamson 5 Robyn’s Bad Boy (5) RWilson C Ferguson (J) 6 340 Red Electric (6) DMcLachlan S Walkinshaw 7 0X0 Van D’go (7) MSwain C Barron 2 8 9 Galway Abbey (8) PHunter P Hunter

Washington Whitesoxs (9) SMatheson JWCox 9 80X Barrier

3:12 PM

1 0X643 Groomsman (1) HHunter S Walkinshaw 2 1 2 3102 Costa Del Magnifico (2) BShirley NWilliamson 3 62621 Rockahula Arden (3) TStratford MWilliamson 4 008X0 Blanco (4) Cox/McGrannachan J H Cox 5 087X5 Van Eva (5) SCook K Barclay 3 6 00X62 Liam Sienna (6) Reg&EarlDrake B Barclay 7 90X06 Star Of Courage (7) LBond L Bond

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SPEIGHT’S PREMIER

$40,000, R75 benchmark, 1600m

1 03011 Karaka Jack (5) 61.5 PRudkin R Cuneen (a3) 2 70X46 Motorboat Mike (21) 59.5 SPrice DPrastiyou(a2) 3 X2360 Vincent Street (4) 59 WHillis M Cameron 4 Overtheriver SCRATCHED 5 62846 Sir Singo (8) 57.5 M&MPitman R Hutchings (a) 1 6 50X51 Volcano (10) 57.5 LRobinson S Wynne (a1) 7 1X229 Timy Tyler (12) 57 KTyler S Spratt 8 53454 Davone Code (7) 56.5 SWoodsford R Hannam 9 9X450 Kirkie (3) 56.5 T&LPrendergast K Williams 10 01921 Sanasar (9) 56.5 G&DRogerson O Bosson 11 27515 Teddytwinkletoes (18) 56.5 JRathbone RMyers 3 12 0X112 Miss Alice (15) 56 J&KParsons C Johnson J Parkes VERNON & VAZEY TRUCK PARTS PREMIER 13 X7451 Zah Girl (1) 56 SCameron 4:58 PM 2 14 3X112. Eva Keeneva (14) 56 TCharles R Black (a1) $40,000, R75 bmk, 1200m OPT 609 1 466X8 Crumb (7) 60.5 LDidham D Prastiyou (a2) 15 61425 Percy Possum (20) 56 NRidley C Barnes (a1) 16 3X001 Jakob Gambino (17) 55.5 BTapper S Muniandy 3 2 353X3 Tommy Tucker (11) 59.5 B&SAnderton 4 17 205X0 Ryan John (2) 55.5 Champion/Murphy C Grylls

S Muniandy 3 3X065 The Governator (10) 59 M&MPitman H Tinsley 18 1X735 Keynote (16) 54.5 J&KParsons M Du Plessis 4 820X4 Rebound (5) 58.5 CWood 19 Sealed By A Dance SCRATCHED M Hills 5 29341 Snow Line (17) 58 LLatta B 20 X8644 Southern Power (13) 55 J&KParsons D Walsh K Williams 6 4X952 Five Kings (16) 58 BTapper T Moseley C 21 3100X McMay (19) 54 T&LPrendergast 2 7 83X52 Charlestown (6) 57.5 LLatta K Myers D 22 9X530 Bogart (6) 54 MMcCann 8 6112X Corbyn (12) 57 DCrozier R Cuneen (a3) E 23 856X0 Shaspic (11) 54 SRobertson

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DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4 PLACE 6

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

Track Information Type: Grass; Expected: Dead; Direction: Right-handed; Length: 1800m; Straight: 350m; Rail: Rail; Weather: Rain develops

6 152X7 Funhouse (6) 58.5 GRichardson 4 1 7 1 Tinder (14) 58.5 SMarsh J Riddell 8 4360X Barnie O’Marnie (4) 58.5 JBridge D Turner (a2) 9 7170X Undiscovered (8) 58.5 TWenn B Hutton (a3) 10 6583X Dalezinga (10) 57 SWenn R Smyth (a1) 11 09X02 Lookatmepins (1) 57 LNoble R Jones 3 12 1 Sworntomylover (11) 56.5 P&KShailer

14 710X5 Katorie (9) 55 MFalconer L Satherley 15 10X67 Whatz Occurring (15) 54 WHillis 16 050X5 Imagunakepa (16) 54 GOld S McKay (a3) A 17 77X50 Istilane (17) 55 JPender 1 B 18 0X00X Kick Buttowski (10) 55 P&JMcKay C 19 61966 Our Eejay (12) 57 NRobinson 20 Cardon Boy SCRATCHED 21 Quickasucan SCRATCHED

13 X07X7 Edith Piaf (3) 56 JMiller 14 X075X Pinzano (9) 56 SMcKee

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M Coleman C Lammas L Cropp

CORSON DENTAL R65 $17,500, R65 benchmark*, 1600m

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November 16, 2014

R Hutchings (a)

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DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4 PLACE 6 PICK 6

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1 33537 Cornelius (10) 59.5 BFoote J Riddell 2 00X08 Hiace (8) 59.5 MMcKeagg 1 B Hutton (a3) 4 3 56X07 Peacefuleasyfeelin (1) 59.5 GOld R Jones 4 158X8 Letmeby (2) 58 GRichardson S Collett 5 58305 Alfonze (13) 56.5 SRalph C Lammas 6 15X90 Dubai Shuffle (14) 56 GRichardson 3 7 02537 Fair Fleet (15) 55.5 LSomervell UHolmquist(a3) 8 02X08 Take Charge (9) 55 SMcKee L Cropp 9 X7360 Android (3) 54.5 GRichardson R Smyth (a1) 2 10 80120 Le Bon Fin (12) 54.5 Autridge/Goodwin MDee(a1) 11 X9580 Augusta National (7) 54 LNoble M Sweeney 12 34113 Lady Le Fay (6) 54 P&KShailer M Coleman 13 024X0 One O Eight (11) 54 T&MCarter L Satherley 1 14 50242 Prickley Princess (4) 54 DHollinshead

1 06652 Royal Sceptre (18) 59 RMcCarroll UHolmquist(a3) 2 91X64 Cast King (8) 57.5 O'Sullivan/Scott R Jones 2 3 517X3 Sir Sunny (3) 57.5 Sanders/Sweeney DTurner(a2) 4 209X6 Mons Calpe (2) 57 TMitchell R Smyth (a1) 5 12X70 Panno Rossa (14) 57 MFalconer L Cropp 3 6 6X341 Grayson (13) 56.5 JPender 1 M Sweeney 1 7 41 The Austrian Oak (7) 56.5 RJames J Riddell PACIFIC COAST TECHNICAL INSTITUTE R65 3:57 PM 4 8 027X7. Chipandchase (4) 56.5 SMarsh M McNab OPT 207 $17,500, R65 bmk*, 1300m 1 80102 Princess Nicole (12) 59 BCook UHolmquist(a3) 9 Nailed It SCRATCHED 2 2 120X3 Sheez Torkin (7) 59 JTrumper S Collett 10 4615X Our Serafina (1) 56 LSaunders C Lammas 3 13203 So Keep Me (2) 59 SCullen 11 36172 Dahls Delight (6) 55.5 PBrosnan R Norvall 4 60X51 Flicka Of Gold (13) 59 BCottle A Schwerin (a4) 12 85644 Attica (11) 55.5 G&DRogerson M Dee (a1) 5 4145. Airworthy (5) 58.5 LPoulson 15 S Collett A C Dell (a1) 13 04X93 Dezignator (5) 55.5 WHillis

Sunday at Young Quinn Raceway

1 90X00 Scarlett Lane (1) SLock R McIlwrick (J) 2 2 Love The Moment (2) G&CLee G Lee 3 887X0 Sundon Invasion (3) GMcEwan K Larsen 4 8P456 Hope And Pray (4) SLock S Lock 5 07872 Tachma (5) SLock M Williamson 4 6 3333 Sky Commander (6) BNorman B Norman 3 7 4 Phoebe Flyer (7) KFranks K Franks 8 8 Dipendra (8) TStevens C Barron 1 9 5522 Hengroen (9) PWilliamson P Williamson 10 37777 Miss Coco (10) FService F Service T Robertson A Armour 11 9X90X Pop Goes The Weasel (11) PAndrews AMilne 13 8 Rockefeller (24) CGerken 12 0X0 Grey Fernco (u1) ABeck A Beck PINELEA STUD FILLIES & MARES MOBILE 13 O’Driscoll (u2) RSwain R Swain 1:35 PM PACE $7000, 3yo+ f&m c0, 1609m 4 1 435 Sweet As (1) APaisley C Ferguson (J) MLT/THREE RIVERS MOBILE PACE 12:40 PM C Lee $6000, 3yo+ c0, 2400m 2 08X6 Waiarikiki (2) G&CLee 3 1 7X0 Shark Ali (1) CBarron C Barron 3 33757 Neat N Petite (3) DMcLachlan K Barclay 1 2 9X72 Quick Nick (2) ABlack A Beck 4 Melina Lowe (4) KLarsen K Larsen 3 899 Goldcrest (3) RWilson M Williamson 5 44X Rakarata (5) PHunter P Hunter 2 4 0X55 Franco Ramires (4) APaisley R McIlwrick (J) 1 6 244X3 Leigh Major (6) BMcLellan B McLellan 5 700 Bad Lover Boy (5) HHunter S Walkinshaw 3 7 2 Cleo Maguire (7) G&CLee G Lee 6 075X3 C J’s Delight (6) RWilson C Ferguson (J) 8 4253X Tuapeka Toff (8) G&JKnight M Williamson 7 6X0X Balius (7) SMatheson J W Cox 2 Arden Caviar (9) K&J Price N Williamson 9 37X22 Barrier

8 9785X Forest Blazzar (8) JLott B Barclay 4 Bet On Jess (9) KBarclay A Armour TITIROA TRANSPORT LTD HCP TROT $7000, 9 4 Barrier

2:05 PM 4yo+ c1-c3 spechcp, 2400m 10 Falvey Gold (21) MSwain N Williamson 1 1 42153 Mass Invasion (1) CBarron C Barron 2 X5674 Desert Blue (2) LPearson B Barclay KINA CRAIG MOBILE PACE 1:05 PM T Stratford $8000, 3yo+ c0, 2400m 3 68481 Euromaxx (3) TStratford 1 0X77 Parnell (1) RWilson C Ferguson (J) 4 45227 Continental Boy (4) P&SKelly R Swain

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5 X6538 Nightmarch (5) MKerr B McLellan 6 0 River Patrol (6) CLaurenson R Swain 1 7 36X43 Spinyback (7) LPearson B Barclay 8 22438 Milligan (8) RWilson R Wilson 8 4X606 Man To Man (8) PHunter P Hunter

Drive The Dream (9) WAdams C Ferguson (J) 9 8 Justan’s Sister (9) GArgyle M Williamson 9 1 Barrier 4 10 5 Tight Lipped (10) CBarron C Barron 10 50X95 Hokuri Railrida (21) MGBrown A Armour 11 06X62 Lis Is Fine (11) KBarclay J W Cox 11 Rattling Thunder SCRATCHED 3 12 0X233 One Out Of Four (12) NWilliamson NWilliamson 4 12 43267 Vera’s Delight (22) BMcLellan B McLellan 13 0450 Washingtons Chance (13) AMilne A Milne Sweet Loress (14) BGibson-Smith CFerguson(J) HUNTER FAMILY MOBILE PACE 14 3:48 PM $8000, 4yo+ c2, 2400m 15 75097 Forgotten Runner (u1) AMilne B Norman 1 1 950X1 Machrie (1) Katrina&JohnPrice N Williamson AUCKLAND REACTOR AT ALABAR MOB 2 560X7 Zakspatrol (2) MJones C Ferguson (J) 5:00 PM PACE $6000, 3yo+ c1, 2400m 3 3 20323 Platinum Princess (3) Cox/Hoffman J W Cox P Hunter 4 4 36333 Sammy The Bull (4) BMcLellan B McLellan 1 50580 McArdle Meg (1) PHunter 5 707X2 Northview Gambler (5) MGBrown A Armour 2 801 DoubleRainbow(2) SWalkinshaw SWalkinshaw 4 3 80621 Playaway (3) PRobertson J W Cox 6 6373X Char Do Neigh (6) AMcVicar B Barclay 7 01854 Smoke N Grin (7) Cox/Hoffman K Barclay 4 67400 Mach Of The Man (4) TStratford MWilliamson 3 5 48X93 Bad Kate (5) MHunter B McLellan 8 75X94 In The Kitty (8) HHunter S Walkinshaw 6 53415 Three Tricks (6) APaisley B Barclay

9 90843 Taieri Wings (9) C Gerken

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Barrier 2 7 P4407 My Guy Mac (7) RWilson C Ferguson (J) 2 10 11X59 Al Raza (21) G&JKnight M Williamson 8 0X509 Flushing Meadows (8) G&CLee G Lee 11 63106 Sonova Gun (22) BGray A Beck 9 5817X Tellthetruth (9) BMorris B Morris

12 09X74 Shezacheapy (u1) TWhite Barrier C Barron A 10 008X0 Blanco (21) Cox/McGrannachan J H Cox CENTREPOINT/SOUTHCITY LIQUORLAND 11 61664 Aveross Brachole (22) ABlack A Beck 4:24 PM PACE $7000, 3yo+ c0, 2400m B Shirley 1 Pocket Caesar (1) LVeint B Morris 12 6500X Jetrange (23) BShirley 13 10X08 Gabby’s Knight (24) CBarron C Barron A 2 700 Bad Lover Boy (2) HHunter 2 3 2645X Just Rusty (3) DBaynes A Beck 14 52479 The Tisbury Terror (25) KBarclay K Barclay N Williamson 4 X9874 Hez Only The Lonely (4) BStraight SWalkinshaw 1 15 X0321 Sue Me (26) NWilliamson

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Heartland run riot Mid Canterbury’s Andrew Smith reThe Heartland XV led 36-6 at the ceived a red card in the first half of the break and Poverty Bay’s Ethine Reeves New Zealand Heartland XVs emphatic got the scoring underway in the second 64-6 win over the Cook Island Residents half.

XV in Rarotonga on Wednesday.

Then the other outside back, HorowA tropical downpour just before the henua-Kapiti fullback Michael Tambour, game, the first rain in Rarotonga for got in on the act and scored a double, three months, made for slippery condi- with his second coming from a searing tions early on with a big and commit- midfield break by Buller’s Peni Nabainited Cook Island side right in the game valu, providing serious impact off the over the opening quarter to bench. lead 6 - 3 lead after the sides Hammers’ halfback Jake traded penalties.

Ashby also came on late and The Heartland XV then got reward for his energetic took control playing pershowing with a try on fullcentage rugby and rumbled time.

Buller lock Craig Moore Buller’s James Lash, who over for the first try. had kicked well all game, The Heartland side then landed the conversion to scored four tries in quick take the final score out to succession with both Wai64-6. rarapa-Bush wingers, Sam Smith and flanker Gary Monaghan and Nathan Redmond both started in Hunt, grabbing doubles. the win while Ashby and Gary Redmond The second of Hunt’s wing Brenton Connell came tries was a brilliant set move off the bench, with Jon off a midfield scrum, where the Heart- Dampney running the water but potenland pack demolished the home side for tially earning a recall for the third and most of the match. final Heartland XV match.

The only thing to slow the visitors at The next game between the two teams that stage was the sending off of Smith is tomorrow at 3:30pm (NZT) where for making contact with a players head Smith might be on the water duties after with his boot. his red card.

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Open Home: Saturday 11.00am - 11.30am Renowned architect Billy Thomas’s own family home, relishing its proximity to the Domain and commercial hub. We offer you the opportunity to become the third owner of this distinctive residence, oozing charm and bounteous potential. The home, though not large has wonderful balance, a good spread of living, and all bedrooms on both levels are generous, especially the master. Your imagination and creativity can flourish and your green fingers can work their magic on the 1011 sqm section. Grateful for the last 35 years, the estate has issued strict instructions to sell.

To be Auctioned on site: Friday 21st November 2014 at 12.30pm (Unless Sold Prior)

Helena Ratten

Hunt popular in Mexico

By Daniel RichaRDson UFC 180 was meant to be all about Cain Velasquez.

The UFC’s heavyweight champion, who was born in the US but holds strong Mexican roots, was seen as the big ticket item to boost interest in the UFC’s first trip to Mexico City. But Velasquez’s body continues to fail him and he had to pull out of his title defence against Brazilian Fabricio Werdum (18-5-1).

The UFC needed another headline act to help carry the card so they whistled up Mark Hunt (10-8-1) from family time in Sydney and the Super Samoan will meet Werdum for the promotion’s interim heavyweight belt on Sunday.

Mexico is one of the world’s biggest

strongholds for boxing due to the long list of fighters who have represented the country at the highest level for many years.

But make no mistake about it, the UFC is a big drawcard in this corner of the globe. UFC 180 sold out in less than a day as more than 20,000 tickets were snapped up.

Thanks to a two-decade long career in combat sports, Hunt has a huge following wherever he goes and yesterday was no different in Mexico. More than 500 people packed the courtyard of the Interactive Museum of Economics as Hunt was introduced to a vocal crowd as he completed a rapid open workout.

Daniel Richardson travelled to Mexico courtesy of Sky Arena and the UFC- NZME

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Office: 308-6497 Mobile: 0274-577-998 Email: helena.ratten@harcourts.co.nz

TRADES, SERVICES

SITUATIONS VACANT

SPORTING NOTICES

LANDSCAPE Experienced SUPPLIES Chef

Hinds Squash Rackets Club

• Bark • Oamaru stone • Rocks • Organic compost • Sand • Screened soil • Home deliveries available

Plus much more FREE loan trailer available!

From a shovel load to a trailer load.

Dobson Street West Ph: 307 8302 Hours: Mon-Fri: 7.30am - 5pm Sat: 7.30am - 12 noon

Required for local Chinese restaurant.

Skilled at cooking Chinese dishes. Four-five years or more relevant experience. Familiar with whole kitchen operation.

Must be highly motivated and able to work flexible hours.

Please contact: Tristan Tel: 03 308 6384

Annual General Meeting Monday 24th November, 2014 at 8:00pm

For all subscriber enquiries, missed delivery, new subscriptions, temporary stops, call our subscriber hotline

Club Lounge All Welcome

Guardian Situations Vacant

307 7900

0800 274 287 0800 ASHBURTON

Daily Events Friday

9.00am ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. Real women circuit training in hall. 48 Allens Road, Allenton.

9.30am ST ANDREWS ANGLICAN CHURCH TINWALD.

Cuppa, activities and laughter. St Andrews hall, Cnr Thomson and Jane Street, Tinwald.

10.00am METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE. New Zealand Alpine and Agriculture Encounter, interactive fun for all ages. Main

Street, Methven.

1.00pm - 3.00pm ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM. Classic aircraft on display. Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road.

1.00pm - 4.00pm ASHBURTON DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY

GROUP. Open for research, all welcome. Upstairs in the Old Polytech building, 254 Cameron Street.

1.30pm R.S.A. CARD SECTION. Euchre, Ashburton R.S.A. Cox St.

Saturday

9.30am ST ANDREWS ANGLICAN CHURCH TINWALD. Community garden working bee and fellowship, each Saturday, weather permitting. Behind the St Andrew’s Anglican Church, 157 Thomson Street, Tinwald.

9.30am - 12.30pm ASHBURTON TOY LIBRARY.

Large variety of toys for hire. Methodist Church hall, Baring Square East.

10.00am METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE. New Zealand Alpine and Agriculture Encounter, interactive fun for all ages. Main Street, Methven.

10.00am - 12.00noon ASHBURTON VINTAGE CAR CLUB. Museum and parts shed open. 86 Maronan

Road, Tinwald.

10.00am - 12.00pm ASHBURTON DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP. Open for research, all welcome. Upstairs 254 Cameron Street.

10.00am - 3.00pm ASHBURTON AVIATON MUSEUM. Classic aircraft on display including DC3.

Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road.

12.45pm WAIREKA CROQUET CLUB. Association Croquet, singles and doubles.

Waireka Croquet Club, The Domain, Philip Street.

1.15pm “GOLF CROQUET” WAIREKA. Doubles, drawn partners, Waireka Croquet Club, The Domain, Philip Street.

CANTERBURY ANNIVERSARY DAY, PUBLIC HOLIDAY (some of these activities do not operate on a public holiday)

9.00am - 12.30pm ASHBURTON DISTRICT FARMERS MARKET. Local produce by local producers and hot food!!. North End West Street car park.

9.00am - 12.30pm ASHBURTON CRAFT MARKET. West Street.

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PUBLIC NOTICES

Canterbury Anniversary Weekend Hours Devon Tavern Devon Tavern it's your local

FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

From 11am till late

From 4pm till late

Devon Tavern

it's your local

it's your local

FRIDAY

FRIDAY FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

From 11am till late

11am till late

9am till 3pm

SATURDAY

SATURDAY

11am till late Live music -Flat City, Brotherhood

8am till 3pm SUNDAY

will be held upstairs at Braided Rivers on Monday, 24 November 2014 at 7.00pm.

All welcome.

Thank you P Emery Secretary

Guardian Motoring

TRADES, SERVICES

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

Find out how you can help by visiting: www.otago.ac.nz/chchheart

307 7900

A University of Otago Centre of Research Excellence

4 TINT-A-WINDOW solar protective films, UV block, fade, heat and glare control, privacy and safety films for glass. FREE quotes - 20 years local service, Bill Breukelaar - phone 0800 368 468. www.tintawindow.co.nz

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Real Esate 307 7900

From 11am till late

From 11am till late

11am till late

RURAL TRADING POST MOTORING

AMSOIL SYNTHETIC LUBRICANTS - All oils, greases, fuel additives, filters, antifreeze, car polish, V & L cleaner, tyre cleaner, rust bust, rain clear, engine cleaner and more. Call local distributor: Veehof. Phone SUN CONTROL WINDOW 302 2911.

TINTING - Professional window tinting for cars, SPECIAL homes & offices. Quality films for privacy, UV (fading), heat, ANNOUNCEMENTS safety & security. Phone EXCELLENT fundraising Craig Rogers your ONLY opportunity - free to hire. local applicator 307 6347 or Community fundraising BBQ 0800TINTER. Member of situated at Mitre 10 Mega.

Master Tinters NZ. Visit our customer service counter today to book and for details. – Phone 308-5119.

FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

SUNDAY

9am till 3pm

CLEARWATER AQUATIC CLUB INC. The Club AGM

FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

FOR SALE

VEHICLE GROOMING, cars, utes etc. Interior, Exterior, cut and polish. We can pick up and deliver, Robinson Street.

Auto Groomers, 13 Robinson St, phone Paul 027 887 4786.

LIVESTOCK, PETS

BUYER of unwanted animals. Cattle, bobby calves, horse and all farm animals.

We also sell pet food. Call Nick’s Pet Food 0272 101 621, A/H 03 348 9439.

FOXY pups, 2 dogs left, lovely markings, ready week before Christmas. Phone 03 302 4760.

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CONTAINERS for sale or ENTERTAINMENT hire, ex shipping: general and insulated. Sidelifter available CINDY Kiwi, 38, size 6, for delivery. Wilson Bulk attractive, busty, long hair.

Transport, Phone 308-7772. GFE. Phone calls only. 027 448 7011.

DEADLINES - Ashburton EMMA - 20, beach babe, kiwi, Guardian Classifieds close at 5.00pm every week day, blue eyes, tan, toned and the day prior to insertion. flawless. Very friendly and sweet. Phone 020 4030 5858.

Phone 03 307 7965.

MOTORISED adjustable PARIS - Penthouse blonde. single bed - $300. Portable Young 22 years, Kiwi. Size BBQ as new - $80. Phone 10, busty and very pretty.

Love to kiss and play. Phone 308 5869.

022 019 8762.

TACKROOM clear out! Wide SUE - attractive and busty. range of hose gear for sale.

Saturday 9am, 29 Allison Genuine callers only. Please Street. Also three standard no texting. Available a week. breeds looking for good Phone 021 0233 9259. homes.

TWO KIWI girls - You want to WHITEBAIT for sale at have the lot! Give us a bell Farmers Market, Saturday, and let us make your dreams come true. Phone 022 064 November 15.

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ACCOMMODATION, RENTAL MODERN three bedroom home on Cox Street, internal access garage and easy care section. Rent $420pw, reference essential. Available Dec 5, 2014. TradeMe #802581010, Phone B & N Properties 021 1198 222.

THREE bedroom house, Tinwald. One bathroom, large garage. Available from Nov. 31. Rent $340 p/w. Phone 027 550 3737.

Guardian Classifieds

307 7900

Call David to tend to all your rural electrical needs . . ElectraServe, for everything electrical 24/7 Breakdown Service Dairy Effluent Irrigation Generators

Industrial Commercial Residential

the ElectraServe guarantee

Blair Watson, General Manager personally guarantees ElectraServe’s tradesmen’s workmanship. If you are not 100% satisfied with the quality of the work, ElectraServe will put it right . . . every time, or your money back.

a 166 moore street ashburton p 03 308 9008 e service@electraserve.co.nz w www.electraserve.co.nz

Weekend Services

Persons subsequently requiring treatment at Ashburton Hospital must have a general HML Home care Medical Limited - Ring 0800 practitioners note of referral.

MEDICAL SERVICES

700 155 for FREE 24hr Health Advice.

DUTY DOCTORS

This service is for emergency medical care only. Please remember your Community Services Card.

Sealy Street Medical, Sealy Street is the duty practice for Friday (Canterbury Anniversary Day, Public Holiday) until 8am Saturday. The surgery will be open from 10am - 12 noon and from 6pm - 7pm. No appointment necessary.

Surgery phone 308 1212.

Tinwald Medical Centre, Archibal Street is the duty practice for Saturday until 8am Sunday. The surgery will be open from 10am 12 noon and from 6pm - 7pm. No appointment necessary. Surgery phone 308 6565.

Sealy Street Medical, Sealy Street is the duty practice for Sunday until 8am Monday.

The surgery will be open from 10am - 12 noon and from 6pm - 7pm. No appointment necessary. Surgery phone 308 1212.

PHARMACIES

Wises Pharmacy, Countdown Complex, will be open From 10am - 1pm Friday (Canterbury Anniversary Day, Public Holiday), From 9am - 1pm Saturday, From 10am - 1pm Sunday and 6pm - 8pm all three evenings.

DIAL 111 in the event of a Medical or Accident Emergency

Sundays and Public Holidays.

HELPLINE SERVICES ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

Call 0800 AA WORKS (0800 229 6757) or 027 857 2133 or visit www.alcoholicsanonymous.org.nz for more information.

Due to relocation, the Ashburton Museum is closed until further notice.

ANIMAL SERVICES

COMMUNITY POOL

WEEKEND HOURS: Sat & Sun 9am - 5pm.

Ashburton District Council 03-307-7700 - 24 hour service

MAIL CLOSING TIMES

MID CANTERBURY SPCA

ASHBURTON MAIL CENTRE FAST POST: Mon - Fri 6pm MENTAL HEALTH Call free on 0800 STANDARD POST: Mon - Fri 6pm POST DELIVERY CENTRES 222 955. Ask for the Crisis Team.

HOSPITAL VISITING HOURS Allenton: Mon - Fri 5pm SAFE CARE - 24 hr Rape and Sexual ASHBURTON HOSPITAL Tinwald: Mon - Fri 5pm WARD 1 - DAILY, 10am - 11.30am and 2pm Assault Crisis Support. Ph: 03 364 8791 Methven: Mon - Fri 4.30pm - 7.30pm. Children must be accompanied by VICTIMS SUPPORT GROUP Rakaia: Mon - Fri 4.30pm an adult.

24 hr - Freephone 0800 VICTIM (0800 842 ASHBURTON’S STREET RECEIVERS WARD 6 - (including Assessment, Treatment 846) - Direct dials to a volunteer.

Business Area: Mon - Fri 5pm & Rehabilitation Unit) - OPEN VISITING. Mon - Fri 1pm Ashburton Office - 307 8409 week-days, 9am - Residential Area: MATERNITY WARD - DAILY, 10am - 8pm.

2pm - outside of these hours leave a message. RUBBISH & RECYCLING -Husbands and patient’s own children may The Ashburton and Rakaia Resource ALCOHOL DRUG HELP LINE visit the patient from: 7am - 10pm.

Recovery Parks will be closed on: Friday, Call us free on (0800 787 797).

TUARANGI HOME (Cameron St) - DAILY, November 14, 2014.

Lines open 10am 10pm Seven days.

-unrestricted visiting.

INFORMATION CENTRES LIFELINE - Toll-Free: 0800 353 353 ASHBURTON REST HOMES ASHBURTON - Sat 10am until 2pm.

COLDSTREAM HOUSE - DAILY, unrestricted Sun CLOSED. Public holidays from 10am OMMUNITY ERVICES METHVEN & RAKAIA AREA visiting. until 2pm. Phone 308-1050.

For Friday (Canterbury Anniversary Day, CAMERON COURTS - DAILY, unrestricted ART GALLERY METHVEN - Saturday, Sunday and Public Public Holiday), Saturday and Sunday doctor visiting.

Due to relocation, the Art Gallery is closed Holidays 10am until 3pm. and emergency details - please telephone the PRINCES COURT - DAILY, unrestricted until further notice.

Phone 302-8955 or methven@i-site.org Rakaia Medical Centre, ph 303 5002. visiting.

ASHBURTON PUBLIC LIBRARY BUS DEPARTURES Ashburton Hospital DOES NOT EMERGENCY DENTIST Havelock Street. Ph 308 7192.

Reservations & timetables, 24-hour service. provide an accident and emergency service. If you do not have or cannot contact your Saturday: 10:00am - 1:00pm Freephone for reservations: 0800 802 802.

Except in cases of emergency persons regular dentist, please phone 027 683 0679 Sunday 1:00pm - 4:00pm BUSES - Southbound: 9.30am, 3.20pm. requiring medical attention must consult for the name of the rostered weekend dentist Northbound: 12.30pm, 5.10pm. their own or the duty general practitioner. in Christchurch. Hours 9am-5pm, Saturdays, ASHBURTON MUSEUM

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DOG, STOCK & NOISE CONTROL

WEEKEND EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER: All enquiries - Inspector John Keeley: 308 4432 or 0274 342 646

MID CANTERBURY ANIMAL SHELTER - Contact (cats) Tracey 021

1356 969 or (dogs) Dawn 021 828 350

VETERINARIANS

ASHBURTON VETS - Ph 0276 838 000, 149 Cameron St, Ashburton: Duty vet: Ben Hallentstein. Full emergency service all weekend.

CANTERBURY VETS - Ph 03 307 0686, West Street Clinic, Main Rd, Methven.

Saturday clinic: 9am - 12 noon. Weekend emergencies: Steve Williams.

VETLIFE ASHBURTON - Ph 03 307 5195, Cnr East St & Smithfield Rd, Ashburton.

Saturday clinic 9am - 12 noon. Weekend emergencies: Large: Kasia ChapmanLabecka. Small: Olivia Sutton.

VET ENT RIVERSIDE - Ph 03 308 2321 1 Smallbone Dr, Ashburton. Saturday clinic: 9am - 12 noon. 24-hour Emergencies: Large: Catherine Haywood. Small: Refer VetLife.

Vet Ent and Vet Life now operate a joint afterhours small animal emergency service. To use this service please phone your vet as usual.

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GEMINI (MAY 21 – JUNE 22) This is a beyond simply being a good day for communication and relationship matters, with something deep and intimate possible.

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3pm Selling Houses Australia Extreme 3:55 Te Karere 2 0 4:25 The Chase 0 5:25 Millionaire – Hot Seat 0 6pm One News 0

6am Creflo Dollar 6:30 Tiki Tour 3 0 6:55 Stitch!

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Kylie and Nick; Leanne throws A federal marshal must herself into her engagement. 0 protect a woman who has 9:30 Keith Barry – Brain Hacker discovered a super weapon Keith tests the power of that could shift the world’s hypnosis on body builders, balance of power. members of the studio Arnold Schwarzenegger, audience, and viewers at Vanessa Williams, James home. 0 Caan. 0 10:25 One News 0 10:55 The Call Centre AO 11:55 The Following AO 3 A former FBI agent is called in when a serial killer escapes from death row. 0 12:55 Te Karere 3 News and current affairs from a Maori perspective. 2 0 1:35 Infomercials

CHOICE TV 6am Benny Hinn 6:30 Zumbo 7am The Flying Winemaker 7:30 Back To Basics With Nick Nairn 8am Holiday Heaven On Earth 8:30 Sicily With Aldo And Enzo 9am Cook The Books 9:30 My Dream Derelict Home 10:30 Gourmet Farmer 11am Kitchen Crashers 11:30 Garage Gold Noon Luke Nguyen’s France 12:30 The Flying Winemaker 1pm Catch And Cook – World 1:30 Cheese Slices 2pm The Roux Masterclass 2:30 Zumbo 3pm Back To Basics With Nick Nairn 3:30 Holiday Heaven On Earth 4pm Cook The Books 4:30 Food Safari 5pm Nick Knowles’ Original Features 6pm Gourmet Farmer 6:30 House Crashers 7pm The Liquidator 7:30 Get Growing 8:05 Better Homes And Gardens 9:40 Gardeners’ World 10:30 The Liquidator 11pm Nick Knowles’ Original Features

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Midnight Gourmet Farmer 12:30 Benny Hinn 1am Back To Basics With Nick Nairn 1:30 Holiday Heaven On Earth 2am Celebrity DIY With Craig Phillips 2:30 Food Safari 3am House Crashers 3:20 Combat Hospital PGR 4am Gardeners’ World 4:30 Better Homes And Gardens

11:50 M A Perfect Getaway AO 2009 Thriller. 0 1:40 Infomercials 2:45 Arrow AO 3 0 3:25 Revolution AO 3 0 4:10 ANT Farm 0 4:35 The 4:30 Show 3 5:05 Neighbours 3 0 5:25 Posh Nosh 3 0 5:35 Sonny With A Chance – So Random 3

TV THREE 6am 3 News – Firstline 8:30 Infomercials 3 10:30 The Dr Oz Show PGR Dr Oz shows how to cheat a diet, still eat favourite picnic staples, and lose weight.

11:25 Celebrity MasterChef 3 Noon 3 News 12:30 Baggage AO 1pm Dr Phil PGR 3 2pm The Block NZ 3 0 3:05 F Top Chef Masters PGR 4pm Entertainment Tonight 4:30 The Simpsons When Wiggum and his men prove ineffective in controlling a citywide riot, the townspeople begin to feel unsafe, until Homer forms his own police force. 0 5pm Big Brother Australia Highlights of life in the house.

6pm 3 News 7pm Campbell Live A daily look at issues touching the lives of New Zealanders.

7:30 L The Block NZ All four houses go under the hammer in a live auction.

9:40 7 Days AO 10:10 Jono and Ben at Ten AO Jono Pryor and Ben Boyce give their take on New Zealand current events.

10:40 The Paul Henry Show 11:15 CSI AO 3 0 12:10 The Good Wife PGR 3 1:10 A Gifted Man PGR 3 0 2:05 Informercials 3

FOUR 6am Sesame Street 3 6:55 Peppa Pig 3 7am Sticky TV 3 7:30 Scaredy Squirrel 3 7:55 Rocko’s Modern Life 3 8:25 Chuggington 3 8:35 Humf 3 8:45 Peppa Pig 3 8:55 Bob The Builder 3 9:05 Thomas And Friends 3 9:15 Tree Fu Tom 3 9:35 Barney And Friends 3 10:05 Infomercials 3 2pm Sesame Street 3 2:55 Pingu 3 3pm Sticky TV 4:30 Smash! Music and entertainment.

6pm The Nanny 3 0 6:30 How I Met Your Mother Marshall starts dating a woman, but Barney and Ted tell him he must dump her because she has ‘crazy eyes’. 0 7pm The Simpsons 0 7:30 American Ninja Warrior 8:30 M The Scorpion King – Rise of a Warrior AO 3 2008 Action.

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Randy Couture, Michael Copon.

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9:40 L Football – A-League Newcastle Jets v Brisbane Roar. From Hunter Stadium, Newcastle.

11:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 3 An irreverent daily sports and entertainment show.

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6:30 MythBusters PG Laws of Attraction.

7:30 Aeroplane Repo PG 8:30 River Monsters With Jeremy Wade PG 9:30 Deadliest Catch PG “You’ll Know My Name is the Lord… “.

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11:15 Seeking Justice 16VLS 2011 Thriller. Nicolas Cage, January Jones.

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Clive Owen, Billy Crudup.

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10:35 Hot Fuzz MVL 2007 Comedy. 2:30 Golf – LPGA Tour (Highlights) Lorena Ochoa Invitational – Round Simon Pegg, Martin Freeman.

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2:35 Gone In 60 Seconds MV 2000 7pm Golf – US PGA Tour Action. Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie. (Highlights) OHL Classic at Mayakoba – Round One. From El Camaleon Golf 4:35 Erin Brockovich ML 2000 Drama. Albert Finney, Julia Roberts. Club in Playa del Carmen, Mexico.

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The finish line was a welcome sight for Smoken Roman and Colin de Filippi at Ashburton Raceway yesterday when Hikoi and Stephen McNally were running them down at the line in the Clem and Russell Brand Memorial Pace.

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Smoken Roman up to the challenge

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Smoken Roman chalked up his first win for the season at Ashburton yesterday, holding off a fierce challenge by the highly favoured Hikoi to take the Clem and Russell Brand Memorial Pace.

In the dying stages of the race, Colin de Filippi had to hold off

a strong challenge from Stephen McNally and Hikoi who made a huge run from back in the bunch to take second. McNally flicked the indicator and gave the big six-year-old the signal to pull out and crank up the pace over the final few hundred metres.

Another five metres and he would have done the job.

The big field of six-year-old

and over C1-C3 horses showed their experience, making a clean start from the barrier and moving at a brisk pace for all of the 2400 metres.

GivethejobtoBarnsey, Little Tess and Fortunately made a plug for the big payers on the tote early in the race, but by the 1600m mark the top runners in the field were making a move,

with Ricky May and Recklaw Supreme the first to step up the pace and move around the outside. He was quickly joined by Smoken Roman and Fair Dinkum Bromac driven by Blair Orange. The three led the field as they turned for home. As Smoken Roman and Fair Dinkum were looking a likely quinella, McNally let Hikoi loose.

Smoken Roman came home 1 ¼ lengths ahead of Hikoi with Fair Dinkum Bromac a long neck back in third.

The Julius Caesar-Bee Gees Copy six-year-old ran the 2400m in 3.00.5, mile rate: 2-01.0; last 800m 58.6; last 400m: 28.5.

Last season from 21 starts, Smoken Roman logged three wins.

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Parsons to make All Black debut in No2 jersey

BY PATRICK MCKENDRY James Parsons will make his debut at hooker, Colin Slade will start on the right wing, and Richie McCaw will play at blindside flanker - it’s all change for the All Blacks against Scotland

at Murrayfield on Sunday.

Parsons and Slade were both late call-ups to the squad after their involvement with the Barbarians in London following the injuries to Nathan Harris and Cory Jane and have been quickly slotted in by coach Steve Hans-

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en. As expected, Dan Carter will start at first-five in only his second test of the year.

All Blacks team: 15. Ben Smith (36) 14. Colin Slade (15) 13. Malakai Fekitoa (7) 12. Ryan Crotty (11) 11. Charles Piutau (12)

10. Dan Carter (101) 9. TJ Perenara (9) 8. Victor Vito (25) 7. Sam Cane (21) 6. Richie McCaw (c) (135) 5. Dominic Bird (1) 4. Jeremy Thrush (10) 3. Charlie Faumuina (25) 2. James Parsons (0)

1. Joe Moody (6) 16. Dane Coles (25) 17. Wyatt Crockett (34) 18. Ben Franks (40) 19. Luke Romano (16) 20. Liam Messam (38) 21. Augustine Pulu (1) 22. Sonny Bill Williams (21) 23. Julian Savea (31) - NZME

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