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A Wakanui Huts resident is spearheading a campaign to clean up the beach and to encourage others to learn more of the area’s rich history harking back to moahunting times. Molly Blain and her husband Allan have lived in a small bach tucked in a tiny settlement behind the beach for a decade and they’ve made it their mission to protect the windswept environment they call home. “We found the place by accident when we were looking for Hakatere and we fell in love with it,” Blain said. The couple live off the grid and tread lightly on the land they call home. The settlement of eight bachs dates back to the turn of last century. Unfor-
tunately Blain’s predecessors were not so environmentally inclined and used an adjacent area as a dumpsite. The discarded vehicles and household rubbish have been painstakingly dug up and removed. What was once an eyesore is now a garden, containing many fruit trees, herbs and vegetables. “Everything in here has a use,” Blain said. Almost every day she walks her dogs along the beach collecting rubbish left by visitors or washed up in the surf and recently set up the Friends of Wakanui Beach Facebook page. In doing so Blain hopes to encourage others to visit the beach to learn what it has to offer and to collect the rubbish left behind by others. Sea lions and penguins often come
ashore to rest, endangered Hector’s dolphins and occasionally whales can be seen in the surf. Wakanui is also a great fishing beach, with the catches picking up over the past 10 years since inshore commercial fishing ceased. “You can catch kawhai, flounder and red cod – there’s so much to do down here,” Blain said. Beachcombers often come upon agates polished on their journey from the Mt Somers region to the sea, and the perfectly round flat greywacke stones are prized by artists. “We want people to come down and claim the beach, bring your children and your grandchildren and value what we have on our doorstep. “If you can pick up some rubbish so much the better.”
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■ ASHBURTON PUBLIC LIBRARY HOLIDAY PROGRAMME
Children let their creative imaginations run wild By Noah GrahaM Journalism student
More than 40 children’s imaginations went wild yesterday morning as they crafted any creation inside their minds at the local library. The Ashburton Public Library was full of children from as young as two to 12 who stuck, twisted and tied cardboard, cellophane, pipe cleaners, lolly wrappers and anything in between to construct their masterpieces as part of the use your imagination day. Ashburton Public Library children’s librarian Adrienne Moodie said the library held a different event every holiday and it was great to see so many people there. The numbers were certainly helped by the weather, she said. “The weather has been so terrible so it’s good for them to have something to do.” Parent Olwyn Malone said she brought her son Lughaidh, four, and Malachy for his second birthday to celebrate the day. She said both of her boys loved the library and the day. “They are just so enjoying being at the library.” Right - Marlee Campbell, 7, is putting her finishing touches on her pony crafted from cardboard, lolly wrappers, pipe cleaners and a coffee cup lid. PHOTO AMANDA KONYN 290916-AK-014
■ QUAD BIKE ACCIDENT
Filipino farm worker killed By Michelle NelsoN
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Mid Canterbury’s Filipino community is appealing for assistance to help send home the body of a farmworker who died in a farm accident in the Methven district this week. Fifty-year-old Jonathon Madera lost his life as the result of an
accident involving a quad bike on Sunday afternoon on a farm near Mt Hutt, Filipino Dairy Workers Association spokesman Earl Magibay said. Madera was a highly respected leader of the association, and had been working in Ashburton for eight years. “He had just met the require-
ments for residency in New Zealand,” Magibay said. He understood Madera was bringing the second herd into the shed for milking on Sunday afternoon when the accident occurred. The tragedy has shocked members of the close-knit Mid Canterbury community who knew
Madera as a cautious and conscientious worker, Magibay said. Madera’s death has been referred to the Coroner and WorkSafe are investigating the circumstances. A funeral for Madera will be held at the Church of the Holy Spirit in Tinwald on Friday evening after which arrangements will
be made to return his body to the Philippines where another service will be held before he is laid to rest. A collection box has been opened at Dandin’s Carinderia Buffet restaurant on Burnett Street to receive donations to assist with the costs and a bank account opened.
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■ BUDGET ADVISORY SERVICE
Budget service decision delayed By Michelle NelsoN
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An Ashburton support service is still in limbo regarding the outcome of a decision which will determine whether it will be funded to run a new programme set to replace the Budget Advisory Service. Presbyterian Support Services Ashburton held the contract to run the budget service, funded by the Ministry of Social Development, however it will cease at the end of October. The ministry is set to roll out the Building Financial Capability in its place. Presbyterian Support Ashburton had tendered to run the replacement programme but were still in the dark over the outcome, manager Jackie Girvan said. The decision was to have been delivered last week. An MSD spokesperson confirmed the original date was September 23 but the timetable had been extended into October. MSD would not comment of the number of tenders received to operate services in any particular area or any outcomes of the tender process. “We are currently final-
ising the evaluation of the Building Financial Capability tenders,” the spokesperson said in a statement. “We will advise providers directly of their tender outcomes in October.” Meanwhile, Presbyterian Support Ashburton is also waiting to learn whether it will get the go-ahead to run the Family Start programme, which will replace the family support project Parents as First Teachers (PAFT), which ran out of funding yesterday. The Government signalled it was cutting funding for the 25- year-old project and would be replacing it with a new Family Start package earlier this year. PAFT serviced 96 families in Timaru, Selwyn and Ashburton, with 32 of those families in the Ashburton District. While Selwyn has been told it will be part of the Christchurch Early Start programme, neither Timaru nor Ashburton had received information on when, or if, either a Family or Early Start programme would be available to their clients, Girvan said. “It’s all hurry up and wait unfortunately,” she said.
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■ BALMORAL BASH
Bands get ready for Saturday Bash Excitement is ramping up ahead of this weekend’s Balmoral Bash youth concert. Born Ready and Fusion in the Sun band members Cameron and David Ellis practice ahead of tomorrow’s 8pm to midnight concert.
The alcohol and drug-free event, organised by Ashburton District councillor Russell Ellis and the Ashburton Youth Council, is being held in the Balmoral Hall and is aimed at giving kids aged between 13 and 18 something to do during the holi-
days. Wishlistt and War Heights are also performing. Ellis said he organised the concert because he wanted to do something about people who said there was nothing for kids to do in Ashburton.
Twenty-one year-old Kiwi worth $73m Financial wunderkind Jamie Beaton has raised $41 million from New York investors, putting the 21-yearold from St Heliers firmly on to the rich list and valuing his Crimson Consulting at $220m. Beaton, a recent financial mathematics masters graduate from Harvard University, founded Crimson in 2013 to shepherd secondary school students through the competitive Ivy League admissions process. The recent share issue values Beaton’s one-third stake in the company at $73m. The National Business
Review’s annual Rich List purports to rank all New Zealanders with a net worth of $50m or more. Beaton, speaking from Singapore, said the funding would allow further expansion into Bangkok and Mumbai, and would see a ramping up of their online offerings. “A big portion of this round is dramatically building out our engineering team across NZ and also the US. It’s going to take up our headcount significantly, and we’ll be one of the largest technology companies locally,” he said.
Beaton said he hoped Crimson would be employing “around 75” software engineers and developers by year’s end. He said the company had raised $41m in additional funding, but did not disclose further financial information, nor the identity of investors. Companies Office filings suggest the issue saw 18.75 per cent of Crimson sold to new investors in the raising, largely taken up by New York-based Tiger Management. - NZME
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■ MID CANTERBURY CHILDREN’S THEATRE
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Action-packed double-bill It’s taken weeks of hard work for the huge cast of 84 children, but tonight that hard work will pay off when the curtain rises on this year’s Mid Canterbury Children’s Theatre shows Cinderella and Xanadu. It involves a cast that ranges in age from seven to 18 who have worked with director Cherie Livingstone, musical director Jo Castelow and choreographer Michelle Copeland-Smith to produce what will be an actionpacked double-bill event. Production secretary Bridget Danielson said the cast had worked incredibly hard to now have the two shows perfected in time for tonight’s opening. Final dress rehearsals were held last night. Tickets were selling well for the event, but there would still be tickets available for door sales, she said. The show opens in the Ashburton Event Centre tonight, with a matinee and evening show on Saturday and the final show on Sunday night.
Red Cross shop award A local charity shop has won an award for the highest increase of profit in the South Island. The Ashburton Red Cross shop was presented with the award this month after it had a 17 per cent increase in profit over the past 12 months, the highest out of the 11 South Island Red Cross stores. Ashburton Red Cross shop coordinator Christine Hopwood said she was “pleased” with the result. It was a nice surprise to receive as she did not know an award was given out for it, Hopwood said. She is the only paid staff for the Ashburton Red Cross and relied on 32 volunteers to man the shop, she said. Hopwood said the volunteers were “rapt” with the award.
Man dies in crash
Cinderella, played by Molly McKenna during the final dress rehearsal for the Mid Canterbury Children’s Theatre production of Cinderella which opens in the Ashburton Event Centre tonight. PHOTO TETSURO MITOMO 28016-TM-076
A 29-year-old overseas visitor has died in a crash in South Wairarapa yesterday, police say. Police Sergeant Ian Osland said a member of the public found a white Toyota Estima upside down in a culvert on Shooting Butts Road in Martinborough. The man was inside the vehicle. “Once we have contacted next of kin we may be able to work out when this may have occured.”Emergency services were called to the crash about 7am yesterday. The serious crash unit is investigating. - NZME
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■ LOCAL BODY POLITICS
Time to let go and move on By Sue NewmaN
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Rod Beavan says that as he leaves life as an Ashburton District councillor, he can award himself a pass mark for having remained true to his beliefs and his values. Often dubbed the council’s social conscience or the “councillor of unwinnable causes”, Rod is calling time on a 21 year involvement, saying it’s time to let go, move on and let others step up. “I’ve done long enough and you have to question after being there for so long whether you are still as fresh and as motivated as you once were,” he said. Over the 21 years, Rod took a one term break, moved away and worked with his daughter in a family business, but the lure of the council was strong, and he came home and threw his hat back in the ring. And that’s a move he’s never regretted. “But now never again definitely means never again,” he said. He looks back at those years and admits he’s enjoyed the cut and thrust of council debates and says that’s something he’ll miss. And he’ll miss the challenges that come with learning about and understanding new issues and new projects as they come to the council table. “You have to read, understand and research the facts and you have to look at the issues and the arguments rather than at the people who’re presenting them.” His motivation to become a councillor came from his involvement in social agencies. “Someone threw the idea in the air and while I was often a lone voice, today the council is much more aware of the lower sector. It has a much stronger social conscience.” Councillors take an oath of office and that includes a commitment to do what is right for the whole community and for him that has also meant balancing how he’s voted against his own principles and beliefs.
Retiring Ashburton District councillor Rod Beavan.
“And that sometimes means you have to override your own principles. You worry about it before you vote and then after, you lose sleep wondering if you did the right thing.” Rod says he’s never minded putting a stake in the ground around his thoughts on any issue; that’s far better than being a “yes or no” councillor, going with the majority opinion, he said. “If I’m upset I don’t mind showing it, I’ll have my say on an issue and then carry on. I often felt I was flying a flag in the wilderness but my conscience wouldn’t have allowed me to do otherwise. I could never be
‘bought’ – but in saying that, no one tried.” Being a councillor is a massive learning curve, one that never really stops. For new councillors that means learning about their district from a different level and for all councillors it’s learning about new projects and new issues. “It’s been a bloody good education. I’ve learned things I’d never have learned and shaken hands with people I’d never have met.” The last term of council was one of the toughest he can recall, with several new councillors coming on board with a single topic – the Ashburton River
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bridge – as their motivation. As they settled into their role, the divisions that opened up did close a bit, Rod said. While there had been many large achievements by the council over his 21 years, Rod said the construction and opening of the EA Networks Centre is one project he feels particularly proud of. “And I’m very impressed with the youth council. I’d suggest the council makes sure it takes advantage of having those enthusiastic young people,” he said. In leaving, Rod believes the council and the district are in remarkably good shape compared
to many other councils and areas around New Zealand. The challenge for the next crop of new councillors will be to continue the momentum successive councils have built, he said. “If there’s any advice I can give it would be to read your council papers, do your research, get a second opinion if you need it, ask for advice and work within your own beliefs. Don’t be a yes – no councillor.” It was important councillors were well prepared for meetings as asking questions when the answers were in a report on the table was the quickest way to look like an idiot, he said. Incoming councillors would also need to be very aware of the threat of central government taking over local decision making. “Any sign of local democracy going out the window scares me.” Come October 8, Rod said he’ll watch the results with interest, but he won’t be watching with the nervous anticipation that has marked elections of the past. “You get nervous because you don’t want to lose, but you never know until the votes are counted.” With his council service signed off, Rod said his social calendar is full until February and admits he’s enjoyed being able to commit to events and family occasions without having to juggle those around council meetings and commitments. “I’ve always put council first – unless there’s been a family emergency – you couldn’t really plan anything. I always had a motto of family before council and I largely stuck to that.” Looking ahead, Rod says he can’t imagine leading a life of total leisure, but intends to take at least a three-month break before committing to any new venture. “I’ve done my bit, served my time, now I can look after my life. There is another life out there, let’s go find it.”
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■ METHVEN RODEO
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Resthome given a boost BY SUE NEWMAN
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The huge fundraising effort that is needed to building a new care facility for Methven’s elderly has been given a significant boost by one of the village’s signature events, the Methven Rodeo. This week, the $5000 profit made from last year’s Labour weekend event were handed over to the Methven Care Trust, the fundraising arm behind the new aged care facility. Each year the rodeo committee donates some of the proceeds from its gate takings back to the Methven community. Last year’s rodeo supported the Methven Care Trust and the previous year saw donations spread across six local groups. Stage one of the new complex, anticipated to cost between $5 million and $6 million will see a 20 bed facility with resthome level care built on land within the Camrose subdivision, donated by the Lochhead Trust. Stage one will be designed to allow additional facilities to be
The 23-year-old who allegedly led police on a 50km chase past schools and on busy roads faces three additional charges. Geraldine local Kyle James Clarke appeared via video link in Christchurch District Court yesterday for an application for bail. He is charged with a range of driving offences, including new charges of criminal damage to a fence, breach of release conditions and trespassing. Police allege the driver went through road blocks, roadworks, a golf course, private houses, and a riverbank before he was caught. Clarke will remain in custody until his next appearance October 6. - NZME
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Methven Community Care trustee Roger Henderson accepts a donation of $5000 from Tom Plunkett Methven Rodeo president, proceeds from last year’s rodeo gate takings. PHOTO AMANDA KONYN 280916-AK-001
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A 14-year-old boy is in police custody after he allegedly assaulted a woman and stole her car outside a shopping centre in West Auckland. Police said the 62-year-old woman was recovering in Auckland City Hospital following the incident yesterday afternoon. She is in a stable condition. Detective Senior Sergeant Roger Small said the teenager approached the woman, who was inside her car outside the mall in New Lynn, about 1.30pm. “An altercation has taken place and the victim has fallen to the ground. The offender has then allegedly driven off in her vehicle.” - NZME
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OUR VIEW
Ethnic diversity brings new obligations Sue Newman
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ne of the huge strengths of the Ashburton District today is that we have moved so far from our white, middle class, Anglo-Saxon roots. Nothing wrong with being a transplant from the British Isles as so many of us are, but for generations we’ve been largely untouched by any inflow of people from all corners of the world. That’s all changed and today you can often walk down the street in Ashburton and wonder which country you’re walking in. We are blessed now to be a multi-cultural society, one where the mix of ethnicity can be counted in huge numbers. It’s enriched our schools, vastly improved our culinary options and generally made us a much more interesting society in which to live. We’ve opened our doors, our hearts and our minds to our new Kiwis and they’ve rewarded us by bringing the world to our doorstep. But for those thousands of newcomers who have chosen to make our place their home, there’s the downside of leaving behind friends and family. For every immigrant, at times, the pull of home must be strong; never more so than when a tragedy strikes. The Filipino community is struggling to come to terms with the death of one of their own on a foothills farm. It appears the man died in a quad bike accident and while his community is supporting one another, dying away from home brings with it a real dilemma – how to cover the cost of flying his body home, should the body remain in New Zealand or should it be flown home. Flying home is the option that has been chosen, but that comes with a significant cost, one the Filipino community is struggling to meet. As a community, what can we do to help? We could dig into our own pockets to help out, but perhaps this signals a need that will unfortunately not be a one-off. Perhaps we need a community welfare fund for occasions when an individual or group in our community is facing an almost impossible financial hurdle. This could be one of the new responsibilities we must assume for the enrichment of being a multi-cultural society that looks after its own.
YOUR VIEW Baring Square Church Ashburton has a glowing list of impressive new amenities created over the past 15 or so years. Lake Hood, the Ashburton Trust Event Centre, Art Gallery & Heritage Centre, EA Networks Sports Centre ... not without the usual controversy, but nevertheless setting our district up as a vibrant place to live and bring up a family for a good few decades. Where we fall short, in my view shockingly so, is in our efforts to preserve, secure and re-use what I call our “signature built heritage”. One of these buildings, possibly the most central and visual example has been in the spotlight lately – the Baring Square Methodist Church. I know the church trustees are contemplating where to go from here with the building and I have no wish to tread on any toes. But I’d like to float an idea for consideration.
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I believe the Opus notion that the new library and civic administration spaces need to be within the same building be suspended and a further option explored. I have no comment here on my preferred civic building site, but I suggest the existing library site be sold to a local developer and the funds from this utilised to purchase the church and restore it as a multi-use performance and meeting space under the management of the Event Centre admin and technical teams. Further, I propose an MOU between the church and the community be drafted which would enable the Methodists to continue to retain a window for their use within the space. The advantages are clear. Ashburton secures a significant local heritage building for the benefit of the entire community, whilst the church still enjoys their traditional use without shouldering the burden of restoration and ongoing operation. I further propose that the ex-
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isting church hall be demolished and a new building constructed between the church and the old county council building, sympathetically co-joining the old and the new would house shared amenities and the new library which would spill into the old county building as well. The town has an opportunity to “show its hand” on its precious built heritage. This building, in our iconic and highly visual Baring Square is an opportunity to do so. We have several choirs in our district – that space with its magnificent pipe organ is a “match made in heaven”. Many contemporary musicians and artists are going down the church/vineyard venue route. This ticks those boxes. Several key players I have soundedout on the local performance industry scene are excited about a future the Baring Square Church could have, re-purposed and refocused. Do we have it in us? Peter McQuarters
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e certainly do have some big decisions in front of us as a community at the moment: McKay or Favel. Bags or bins. Save or demolish. Let’s tackle the wheelie bins today. The most popular option via submissions to the council is two wheelie bins. One for rubbish and one for recycling. Peter Mac and I posed the question on our Facebook pages “Now you’ve heard noises about an 18% Rates Rise, here’s the question. Wheelie Bins NOW or REVISIT LATER”? It was a hot topic. A lot, and by a lot I would suggest 70 per cent said let’s get on with it now, wheelie bins are tidy, cats can’t rip into them and the wind can’t send your recycling all over the street. On the other hand, we had people saying hang on a second, I put out one bag of rubbish a month tops, so why should I have to pay for the person who fires everything in their bin and fills it up every week? For what it’s worth here’s my two cents worth which could save us 18 per cent, although maths was never a strong point of mine. Each household purchases one small wheelie bin to be used for recycling. Here’s the pros with this idea: ■ It will be bigger than the current green bins and hopefully encourage more recycling and less rubbish in our landfill. ■ Wheelie bins have lids and hopefully this stops our recycling blowing around the streets. ■ We get rid of that smoky, eye-sore, heap of crap, that picks up the current green bins. NB. If the previous comment offended any of the PC brigade, I apologise and please feel free to send me a letter of complaint to phill@
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carbonmonoxidepoisoning.com Cons: I’m not sure about either of these, but someone will have to foot the bill for a truck with automatic collection arm to pick up the wheelie bins. I’m guessing this will mean an increase in the collection contract cost, although there will be a saving on wages as it will be operated by a driver and not the current three or four in total manning the aforementioned smoky heap of crap. A loss of jobs for possibly three workers on the SHOC. But hopefully an increase in recycling means jobs for them at
the sorting station. Before I talk rubbish collection. I would love to get rid of all plastic shopping bags. Do you know how long it takes the earth to break down a plastic bag? No me neither, but I bet it’s a bloody long time. In fact the experts don’t know for sure as they have only been around for 50 years, but they estimate 500 to 1000 years. Add to this concerns about the poor old sea turtles. They confuse plastic bags in the water for jellyfish and scoff into them. They are impossible to digest which makes the rest of their life a tad uncomfortable and a hell of a lot shorter. I admit it, we use them in our house, but we really don’t need them. The reusable bags are fine for packing your groceries in at the supermarket. I know the plastic bags are quick and easy to line the bin under the sink in the kitchen, but you don’t NEED to have it in there. Rubbish can be put directly in the bin and the bin washed out if it needs it when it’s emptied. Which leads me to this. Each household purchases their own rubbish bin. There are lots of options to suit the needs of each household, it just can’t be too heavy to lift. The household rubbish goes in this bin and I guess at a pinch it could include some green waste and food scraps, but I have ideas for those coming up soon. This rubbish bin would be emptied by the rubbish truck. Pros with this idea: ■ No rubbish bags, saving the household money and saving the
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Green waste and food scraps One word – chooks. They will sort the food scraps for you and look after some of the green waste as well. Plus they’ll give you a return on the investment. If you don’t like eggs, sell them at work. The rest of the green waste goes on the compost heap. Easy! Phew I’m exhausted. It’s not every day you save the region thousands, clean up the streets, improve neighbourly relations, save the earth and sea turtles and put a dent in battery hen farming. Till next week. Hoo roo Phill a little bit hippy Hooper Phill Hooper is the breakfast host of Ashburton’s Hokonui radio station. The views expressed in this column are his and do not reflect the opinion of his employer or the Ashburton Guardian.
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Missile ‘came from Russia’ An international criminal probe concluded that a missile which destroyed a Malaysian passenger jet over Ukraine in 2014 and killed all 298 people aboard was fired from rebel-controlled territory by a mobile launcher trucked in from Russia and hastily returned there. The report, released yesterday, was “solid proof” of a Russian role in the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, Ukraine’s president said. But Moscow immediately denounced the findings of the Dutch-led inquiry as “biased and politically motivated”. Investigators have identified 100 people they want to speak to who are believed to have been involved in transporting the Buk missile launcher or its use, chief prosecutor Fred Westerbeke said at a news conference. The Boeing 777, flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, was blown out of the sky on July 17, 2014, in eastern Ukraine amid fierce fighting between Russia-backed separatists and Ukrainian troops. Ukraine immediately blamed the rebels, although they and the Kremlin have consistently denied any involvement. The Joint Investigation Team, led by prosecutors and police from the Netherlands, made its preliminary findings
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A woman rides her motorbike past the crash site of the Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, near the village of Hrabove, eastern Ukraine. PHOTO AP public after interviewing more than 200 witnesses, listening to 150,000 intercepted phone calls, examining half a million photos and video recordings, consulting radar and satellite images, and sifting through dozens of containers filled with wreckage from the jet. “It may be concluded MH17 was shot down by a 9M38 missile launched by a Buk brought in from the territory of the Russian Federation, and that after launch was subse-
quently returned to the Russian Federation,” said Wilbert Paulissen, head of the Dutch National Police Central Crime Investigation Department. The surface-to-air weapon that destroyed the jetliner was fired from farmland in the rebel-held area of Pervomaiskiy, the investigation found. Witnesses there reported an explosion and a whistling sound, and a patch of field was set on fire. Families of the victims,
about two-thirds of whom were Dutch, were told of investigators’ findings at a closed-door meeting yesterday. Hans de Borst, whose 17-year-old daughter, Elsemiek, was aboard Flight 17, called it a “big relief” to learn that investigators believe the evidence painstakingly assembled over two years will stand up in court if suspects can be identified and brought to justice. - AP
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Shooter killed father before rampage A teenager killed his father at their home yesterday before going to a nearby elementary school and opening fire with a handgun, wounding two students and a teacher, authorities said. The teen was apprehended within minutes of the school shooting. One of the students was shot in the leg and the other in the foot, Capt. Garland Major with the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office said. Both students were male. The female teacher was hit in the shoulder. Before the shooting at Townville Elementary, the teen gunned down his 47-year-old father, Jeffrey Osborne, at their home about 4 kilometres from the school, authorities said. “We are heartbroken about this senseless act of violence,” said Joanne Avery, superintendent of Anderson County School District 4. She cancelled classes for the rest of the week. The teen, crying and upset, called his grandmother’s cellphone, Anderson County Coroner Greg Shore said. The grandparents couldn’t understand what was going on, so they went to his home just 100 metres away. When they got
Members of law enforcement investigate an area at Townville Elementary School. A teenager opened fire at the school, wounding two students and a teacher before the suspect was taken into custody. PHOTO AP there, they found Osborne had been shot and their grandson was not there. Sheriff John Skipper said the shooter pulled into the school parking lot and immediately started firing as he got out of the vehicle and moved toward the school. The shooter never entered the school building, though, and was apprehended by firefighter Jamie Brock, a 30-year veteran of the Townville Vol-
unteer Fire Department, according to Anderson County sheriff’s Lt. Sheila Cole. The Anderson IndependentMail quotes Anderson County Sheriff Chief Deputy Keith Smith as saying the teen is 14 and could be charged as a minor. Authorities did not release a motive for the shooting and said they weren’t sure if the students and teacher were targeted. The sheriff said the teen
had been home-schooled. “There are no racial undertones there. There’s no terrorism involved,” Major said. “We’re confident we have the sole shooter and no one else is involved.” Skipper said the teen’s mother was at work at the time of the shooting. The students were bused to a nearby church and reunited with their parents. They hugged and kissed. The school has about 300 students in its pre-kindergarten to sixth-grade classrooms. It is in a rural part of the state and surrounded by working farms. “This is the country,” Brandi Pierce, the mother of a sixthgrader, said as she began to cry. “You don’t have this in the country. It just don’t exist out here.” Jamie Meredith, a student’s mother, said some of the children went into a bathroom during the shooting. “I don’t know how they knew to go in the bathroom, but I know her teacher was shaken up. I know all the kids were scared. There was a bunch of kids crying. She didn’t talk for about five minutes when I got her,” she said. - AP
Disney’s circle of life remakes continues with the news that animated favourite The Lion King is next in their priority remake queue. And this time it’s going to be live-action. Fortunately, the remake is in the safe hands of director Jon Favreau. Favreau was behind the lens for the exceptional live-action remake of The Jungle Book, which came out earlier this year, and is currently at work on its sequel. The original Lion King came out in 1994 and was instantly hailed as a modern classic. It grossed $US968million and would go on to win two Academy Awards.
Losing control The team from 7 Days are hitting the road for their live tour, playing 10 shows up and down the country later this year. If you’re a fan of the TV show, just imagine how much better it is with no cameras, censors or editing to hold these comics back. It’s a no-holds-barred version of the show with Jeremy Corbett, Paul Ego, Dai Henwood, Urzila Carlson, Ben Hurley, Jeremy Elwood and Josh Thomson there to entertain you live and in person. Even executive producer Jon Bridges has acknowledged just how much control he’s about to lose. “I sit there on the side of stage and can’t control anything they say,” he says. “It’s wonderful to see theatres full of people loving 7 Days comedians live in person.”
TV One brand no more TVNZ is set to abandon more than 40 years of history this weekend, as it farewells the TV One brand, renaming the channel TVNZ 1. The move, announced yesterday at the network’s new season launch, is part of a wider overhaul, which will see TV2 renamed TVNZ 2 and One News to become 1 News. Also, from 2017, TVNZ will offer livestreaming of all its channels, including TVNZ 1, TVNZ 2 and TVNZ Duke. “Time poor viewers don’t wait for content. In response, you can expect to see TVNZ premiere more content OnDemand than ever before, to make full series available from day one where we can, and to provide live online streaming access to our linear channels,” said chief executive Kevin Kenrick.
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The looks on these traders’ faces in 1987 says it all – the New Zealand stock market was in free-fall. a clear warning that a steep fall could be under way”, Gunn said. While his analysis focuses on the American benchmark stock index, a major sell-off on Wall St would quickly spread to New Zealand’s NZX and other exchanges, as was the case in 1987. Many investors are already
questioning how long an extended bull-run in equities can be sustained, particularly if the US Federal Reserve moves away from the ultra-low interest rates that have been lubricating sharemarkets over the past few years. The S&P/NZX 50 has gained around 200 per cent since early
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announced plans to buy back 5 per cent of its capital, estimated to be $A596 million, as well as raising its dividend payout ratio to 75 per cent (from 60-65 per cent). The company also announced it expected profit for the 2017 year to be between $A720 million and $A800 million. This compares to $A701 million earned last year. AGL’s shares jumped around 6 per cent after the announcement. On Tuesday afternoon we saw the first one-on-one Presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump take place. This was the most watched debate in American history, breaking the previous record set in 1980 (between Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan). At one stage during the lead up to the debate, Clinton’s lead had narrowed to just one percentage point. Aside from offering huge entertainment value, the debate was eagerly anticipated given such a tight race. Early signs in the aftermath suggest Clinton came out on top. Financial markets seemed to draw the same conclusion, with US shares rising the day following the debate. Oil was also in the spotlight this week as Members of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other major oil producers met in Algeria at
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the International Energy Forum. Oil prices and oil related stocks become particularly volatile in the lead up to and during the meeting as the market speculated on whether progress would be made to reach an agreement to cap oil production. Overnight on Wednesday global shares rallied after hearsay that OPEC had agreed on the need for a deal to limit output, which could be reached before the end of the year. Lowering output would address the current oversupply problems in the market and thus lift crude oil prices. The Brent crude oil price jumped over 5 per ecnt on the back of the pact agreement reports, its biggest one day increase since April. In US economic news, the Conference Board said the consumer confidence index jumped to 104.1 in September from 101.8 in August. This data shows Americans are the most optimistic since the summer of 2007. Also the S&P/Case-Shiller home price index rose 5.0 per cent for the year in July while house prices rose 0.6 per cent and the Markit flash services purchasing managers index for September rose to 51.9 from 51 in August. However orders for US durable goods, excluding transportation fell in August underscoring persistent weakness among American manufacturers.
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Rebound after poor start he New Zealand stock market opened this week in the red led by falls in offshore markets last week, as oil prices slumped and banking stocks in US and Europe weakened. However, by mid-week positive news flow saw the market on the rebound. We are now approaching the end of the third quarter and September has lived up to its reputation as one of the toughest months of the year. However, with just two trading days to go in the quarter, quarterly equity market returns are looking pretty impressive. The local market is up 5.7 per cent for the quarter so far, having been up as much as 9.8 per cent at one point. This week saw the release of New Zealand’s Overseas Merchandise Trade data for August, which showed the deficit of $1.27 billion had widened by more than expected over the month. Exports of $3.39 billion were down 8.7 per cent when compared to August 2015. Milk powder, butter and cheese exports led the drop together with a drop in the meat sector. Goods imports fell 3.1 per cent to $4.65 billion. Hellaby Holdings shares jumped 8.91 per cent to $3.30 on Tuesday after Bapcor announced it plans a $3.30 per share takeover offer for Hellaby. Bapcor is an ASX listed automotive parts business and the company plans to sell Hellaby’s equipment, resources and footwear businesses to focus on the automotive business in New Zealand. Australian shares also broadly weakened at the beginning of the week. On Wednesday, AGL Energy
2009. Commentators have noted, however, that there is a palpable lack of investor euphoria – an element that often precedes market crashes, the late 1980s being a case in point – in the current bull market. - NZME
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The hair styles, music and fashion are very different. But when it comes to sharemarket trading patterns, a prominent analyst has drawn worrying parallels between late 2016 and the same period of 1987, ahead of that year’s infamous October crash. HSBC’s head of technical analysis, Murray Gunn, went out on a limb and made the connection in a report published this week. The thesis of his note, titled Ominous shades of 1987 is quite, well, technical. But it’s worth considering for anyone with investment exposure to equity markets, including through KiwiSaver. Higher risk, growth-focused fund options for the savings scheme generally have sizeable allocations to shares, and have done quite nicely in recent years thanks to steadily rising stock markets. There is always a risk of that situation changing, of course. The HSBC report identifies a
“head and shoulders” trading pattern in Wall St’s Dow Jones Industrial index that also emerged over the Northern Hemisphere summer of 1987. Such a pattern involves a market peak – which the Dow hit on August 15 in this year’s case – with two lower highs on either side of it. There is a school of thought in markets that views such patterns as a potential indicator of a severe sharemarket downturn. “The Dow Jones Industrial index has turned lower from a head and shoulders neckline re-test,” Gunn said in his report. “A similar pattern occurred at this, often bearish, time of the year in 1987 before the index fell dramatically.” With other technical analysis also pointing towards a “significant” market top, he said movements in the Dow, which closed at 18,339.24 yesterday, should be monitored closely over the next two weeks. Pressure would ease if the Dow rises above 18,449 but “a close in the Dow below 17,992 would be
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he Holden Colorado 7 Trailblazer, a special limited edition restricted to just 100 units nationwide, has been released by Holden New Zealand. The limited release offers style and value thanks to the fitment of a selection of sought-after accessories, including 18-inch High Country wheels, dark tinted headlamps, Trailblazer side badges and branded bonnet protector, carpet floor mats, rear decal, LED daytime running lights and chrome nudge bar. “These are the most popular accessory items fitted to Colorado SUV models, so we decided to go one step better and create a special opportunity especially for new Holden Colorado 7 customers,” said the managing director of Holden New Zealand, Kristian Aquilina. “The Colorado 7 Trailblazer not only delivers outstanding value for money, but also aesthetic enhancements which accentuate the rugged good looks of this seven-seat, all-wheel-drive, family orientated SUV.” The Colorado 7 Trailblazer is capable of towing up to three tonnes, thanks to its 2.8 litre Duramax II diesel engine delivering 500Nm of torque coupled to a six-speed automatic transmission.
Further features include chrome front fog lamps, electronic climate control, leather appointed seat trim and heated electric front seats, while a large load carrying capacity
makes it ideal for weekend getaways with family and friends. The recommended selling price of the limited edition model is $49,990 plus on road costs, which represents
exceptional value as it is less than 5 per cent more than the non-edition model but offers significantly enhanced specification. “The Colorado 7
Trailblazer is the complete package as it is equipped with towing power to haul the toys balanced with the space to carry the family in comfort,” Aquilina said.
Special Editions that go the extra mile Offer not available with other offers. Private customers only. Offer available while stocks last.
Outstanding value on Special Editions packed with extras. Holden are going the extra mile with Special Editions packed with extras making them outstanding value. Like the spacious 7 seat Captiva Equipe from only $35,990, the sporty Barina R from just $21,990, the striking Trax Black from only $28,990 and the sophisticated Commodore Black from just $51,490. But these Special Editions are strictly limited so get Smallbone Holden now for that little bit extra.
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■ KIA OPTIMA LIMITED
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espite the constantly increasing enchantment with both SUVs and utes, there are still a good number of people (me included) who prefer traditional cars, hatches and of course twoseater sports cars. Right now there’s an everincreasing, and at times for likely purchasers, bewildering variety available. And while late 2017 sees the final Oz-built Commodore and Falcon models, GM and Ford are very likely to make sure they have the medium-sized cars to fill the gap. Meanwhile, the likes of the almost-Commodore/Falcon sized Ford Mondeo, Mazda6, Hyundai Sonata, Toyotas Camry and the Kia Optima tested this week are worthy alternatives. So where did we drive this very well-furnished and generously equipped Optima Limited? The West Coast via Arthur’s Pass beckoned. Firstly to Punakaiki, where we happened to be at the same time as that totally ignorant Frenchman, who rather than appreciating the dramatic effect of the spring tides on the pancake rocks blow-holes, did his version of the Rainbow Warrior on the road signs. Then onto Hokitika while taking time to marvel at the wild surf crashing into, and against
the stunning series of bays and headlands you encounter before you enter the metropolis of Greymouth. There’s two Optima models, the EX which is aimed at business buyers and the Limited we drove. Looks-wise it’s difficult to tell them apart, but the Limited has a panoramic sun roof and other minor differences. They have stylish good looks, complete with the Kia tiger nose grille and neat 18inch alloys, all of which result in the required road presence. While having a hatch look about them they are sedans with a conventional boot. This is wide and deep and takes 510 litres of luggage, and when needed, much more with the 60/40 split-fold back seat folded. Reassuringly there’s a matching alloy spare wheel underneath. Right-oh, on with the journey. We drove some 700ks, during which the upmarket quality of the car’s interior, whose tasteful presentation and ease of use scored highly. Particularly so the leather-clad front seats with their shape, comfort and of course their heating (didn’t need the cooling or the heating for the steering wheel). Both seats have power adjustment, including height for the
FINALE The Optima Limited with its cabin comfort and ambience, refined road manners and reassuring safety credentials was an impressive touring companion.
navigator (which many cars don’t!). There’s an 8inch touch-screen infotainment system with satnav, reversing camera and bluetooth, rain-sensing wipers (very handy on the Coast), climate aircon, wireless phone charging, a smart key/push-button start and a really advanced active cruise control. This keeps you at a pre-selected safe distance from the vehicle in front, even if it stops at traffic lights and takes off again. It’s also very precise at maintaining the selected speed, even during steep descents. Plus there’s concert-like sound from a 10-speaker Harman Kardon system. Those in the back seat don’t miss out either, for there’s plenty of space and comfort therein together with air-vents, a centre armrest, side window sunshades and a power outlet. So all within are very well set up to enjoy the plush, very comfortable, refined ride, for corrugations and road irregularities are nicely soaked up. Meanwhile wind and road noise is, in the main, very well suppressed although on extremely coarse chip, the wide Michelin Pilot tyres can sometimes be heard. In keeping with this air of refinement, the Optima’s handling and steering, which are tuned for Anzac driving
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conditions, convey a feeling of being both nicely predictable and secure, rather than being sporty. In saying that it turns into corners precisely and then through them, when hastened, with minimal body movement. Power is courtesy of a 2.4-litre four-cylinder petrol engine which produces 138kW and 241Nm of torque. While the full amount of this pulling power happens at 4000rpm, its still very good from low revs. At all times the six-speed auto very effectively, and smoothly, makes the most of this with quick and appropriate changes for hill work and overtaking. The result is a very easy and relaxed drive. There’s paddles and a Sport mode as well. The trip computer for the expedition showed the stated overall fuel use of 8.3L/100km to be realistic. Last but not least, there’s an impressive array of safety features.
In addition to the fine array of airbags and stability control and the clever, very active cruise control, there’s autonomous emergency braking, lane-departure/blind spot warnings and lane-change assist.
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24 HOURS
IN MID CANTERBURY
It’s been four long years since we last published the 24 hours in Mid Canterbury feature. So we decided it was well overdue to be revisited. We embarked on 24 hours of photography throughout Mid Canterbury from 6pm Friday night until 6pm Saturday night. It’s a fantastic insight into the local community, especially those working throughout the night. I was especially lucky to cover the midnight to 4am shift with Guardian advertising co-ordinator Emma; we roamed the streets, stalked
delivery vans and were granted permission to talk to the night staff at the Ashburton Hospital. Everyone involved in bringing you this great feature had a fantastic time and thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to talk to local people, going about their daily business. So, from your only daily local newspaper, reporting from the heart of Mid Canterbury since 1879, we hope you enjoy the next 23 pages. Desme Daniels General Manager
24 18 | 24 HOURS IN MID CANTERBURY
FRIDAY 6PM - 7PM
Kelly’s - (from left) Tony Deans, Dan Deans, Aaron Deans, Matt Hood and Paul Sparrow wetting the baby’s head. 6.10pm
Emily Conway getting a souvlaki at Kathmandu fast food van. 6.05pm
The Ashburton Clock tower, marking the start of the 24 hours in Mid Canterbury. 6pm
Somerset Grocer - (from left) Harrietta, Mickayla and Miya stop to pose during a busy service. 6.20pm
Last load of the day for Elgin Transport. Nigiel Harvey gets a hand from farmer Richard McArthur to load wool for delivery to Christchurch while Piper Harvey waits patiently. 6.36pm
Braided Rivers - (from left) Brian, Robyn, Alannah, Talor and Wendy. 6.40pm
MSA - (from left) Trevor Robertson, Angus Cameron and Malcolm McCormick. 6.25pm
Braided Rivers - Staff from Hampsted School celebrating the end of term. 6.45pm
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FRIDAY 7PM - 8PM
Ashburton Trust Event Centre - Peter Livingstone (left) and Roger Farr setting up for Cinderella. 7.10pm
Ashburton Fire Station Mark Dickson (left) and Rob Hampton. 7pm
Regent Cinema - (from left) Sue Lewis, Christine Law, Tracy Blower and Ann Leitch. 7.40pm
Speight’s - (from left) Ben O’Brien, Jeremy Nolan and Lloyd Bowater. 7.30pm Speight’s Alehouse - Staff during a busy Friday night service. 7.30pm
Regent Cinema - Waiting for Bridget Jones’s Baby to come on. Popular with the ladies, only three men present. 7.55pm
Senior Centre - Dr Darag Rennie MBChB talking about health and nutrition on his tour of New Zealand. It was popular with Mid Cantabrians and some had even returned from his daytime talk to hear him again. 7pm
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FRIDAY 8PM - 9PM
Ashburton Guardian - Steve (left) and Donald putting the ďŹ nal touches to the next day’s paper before sending to print. 8pm
Burnett Street - Warren taking Libby for a walk. 8.15pm
Pizza Hut Ashburton Harsh making the pizzas. 8.25pm
Miyabi - Ton serving up some soft shell crab sushi on a busy Friday night. 8.35pm
Bottle-O - Sandy restocking the shelves. 8.40pm
Indian Minar - Pavneet greeting guests at the restaurant. 8.50pm
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FRIDAY 9PM - 10PM
The Blue Pub - Anonymous, a band from Christchurch School of Rock performing. 9.05pm
The Blue Pub - Chris Ross pouring a pint. 9.12pm
The Brown Pub - Ellis Ware playing pool. 9.44pm
The Brown Pub - Linda Young entertaining the punters with some karaoke. 9.40pm The Brown Pub - (from left) Virginia Mangin, Sandy Weir, Alan Weir and David Mangin having a drink after dinner. 9.29pm
The Dubliner - (from left) Jessica Marr, Amelia Bromley, Kate Guild and Karen Manning (owner of The Dubliner) celebrating Kate’s birthday. 9.55pm
The Dubliner - Regulars (and Irishmen) Neil Broderick (left) and Erick Collins. 9.59pm
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FRIDAY 10PM - 12AM
The Devon - Wiki Whare, chilling in the garden area. 11pm
Ben Rutherford was one of 10 policemen out and about in Ashburton late on Friday night. Lucky Ben was working on prevention tasks until 3am in the morning and he was a really good sport about posing for the camera. 11.50pm
The Tinwald Tavern - Pumping on Friday night, especially with this group of customers who were having a rowdy good time. 10.30pm
The Devon - Savena Carmi (left) and Manaia Wereta were also hanging out in the garden area. 11pm
The Devon - (from left) Renee Rimene, Mike and Donna Franklin and Toni Guy are all smiles on Friday night. 11pm
Sparrow household - (from left) Chantelle Quinn of Twentyfour Catering, Meg Lee and Hayley Sparrow enjoy some cheeky beverages after working hard during the evening, catering for others. 10pm
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FRIDAY 12AM - 1AM
Kelly’s - Mums’ good old catch up. 12.08am
Dan Deans’ wetting the baby’s head continues (from left) Dan Deans, Phil Sullivan, Paul Sparrow, Aaron Deans and Luke Worsfold. 12.10am
Kelly’s - Waitress Sarah packing up for the night. 12.06am
Arcadia’s bouncers Shane and Richard keeping an eye on Havelock Street. 12.14am
Braided Rivers - Paige (left) and Becca pouring drinks for customers. 12.22am
Taxi driver Grant Glassey arriving home for a little break. 12am
Braided Rivers - (from left) Cody, Callum, Tyler and Jesse enjoying a night out. 12.20am
Kelly (left) and Jo having a girls’ catch up at Braided. 12.35am
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SATURDAY 1AM - 2AM
Post Office - Corey dropping The Press off ready for delivery. 1.37am
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New World - John Watson from Tip Top Bread making a delivery. 1.45am
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SATURDAY 2AM - 3AM
McDonald’s - Nicci (left) and Leo from Talbot Security making sure all is well at McDonald’s. 2.13am
Ashburton Hospital - Helen Barnes looking over some documents at her desk. 2.39am
McDonald’s - Phil Sutherland (left) and Luke Worsfold enjoy some ticker after drinks to celebrate the birth of friend Dean’s baby. 2.02am
Ashburton Hospital - Nurse Glenis answering the phone. 2.25am
Ashburton Hospital - Barbara (left) and Glenis checking on patient Brian Cumberland. 2.37am
Ashburton Hospital Annette Cox working on handover sheets. 2.46am
Ashburton Hospital - Nurse Jude Matheson about to start observation rounds. 2.41am
Ashburton Hospital - Nurses Glenis (left) and Barbara have 90 years service between them. 2.22am
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SATURDAY 3AM - 4AM
Arcadia - Taxis waiting for customers. 3.05am
Town centre - Damion (left) and Daniel sitting on the fountain. 3.11am
Mobil - Garage staff Cliff making a customer a flat white. 3.26am
Town centre - The fountain at night. 3.13am
New World - Graeme Morunga delivering vegetables. 3am
Ford/Harfield household - Early morning feed for Toby, with mum Ruby. 3.47am
RuralCo Supreme Supplier Award winner Ashburton family owned business, Neumanns Tyres, which has been operating for over 70 years, celebrated their first time win of the Ruralco Supreme Supplier Award. In the top five for a few years, it was a total surprise for Alan and Ian to finally win this fantastic award as it is a recognition of maximising their supplier relationship to Ruralco members in a positive and measurable way. Winning the Supreme Supplier Award wasn’t just about sales but other key attributes was the way Ruralco was promoted and advertised alongside the
Neumanns branding. Neumanns Tyres have provided great service to the rural sector through their on farm service by the fully trained fleet service team of 11. It is a pleasure to know that some of Neumanns loyal clientele are now third and fourth generation clients. This award has been a great recognition of the attentive and service driven staff which Alan and Ian are very proud of. Several of the 34 strong team have been with the business for around 25 years and some have worked under the Neumanns flagship for as long as 40 years. Experi-
enced and loyal staff have stepped up and taken more responsibility within the business over recent years. Even between Alan and Ian, there is almost 90 years of service, continuing the legacy created by their parents, Len and Kath. The family approach is set to continue into the next generation with younger Neumanns already cutting their teeth in the tyre industry. Alan and Ian feel honoured to be part of the awards every year, and they are humbled by this year’s win.
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SATURDAY 4AM - 5AM
NZ Post - Michelle Leath sorting packages. 4.25am
Town centre - Only 8°C. 4.04am
Cemetery - Still no ghosts in sight. 4.33am
Mainfreight Truck - going through town. 4.43am
Creek Road Dairy - Delivery driver Derek dropping off the Guardian newspaper. 4.55am
Train going through town. 4.50am
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Harvey’s Bakehouse - Matt Harvey (left) and Isaac Langley baking for a busy day ahead. 5am
Local farm - Jacob Holdaway covering the early drilling shift. 5.55am
Local farm - Jacob Holdaway starting early. 5.45am
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SATURDAY 6AM - 7AM
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Ambulance on the way to a call-out. 6.44am
Coupland’s Bakeries - Katrina creaming doughnuts. 6.59am
Lake Hood - First Light Drone Photo. 6.25am
Harvey Norman Warehouse - Container delivery and collection. 6.52am
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SATURDAY 7AM - 8AM
EA Networks Centre Swimming Coach Shane Jones gets prepared for a busy day. 7.10am
EA Networks Centre - A member of the silver and gold swimming squad. 7.08am
Ashburton U-Hire - Deidre Nuttall tries a hire tractor on for size. 7.28am
BP Petrol Station - Ian Keith fills up before heading to the race track. 7.37am
EA Networks Centre - Joyce Bingham delivering the Ashburton Guardian newspaper. 7.01am
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SATURDAY 8AM - 9AM
The Domain - Ducks on the Pond. 8.02am
The Domain - Murray Templeton checking water features. 8.06am
Ashburton Hospital - (from left) Elizabeth Harris, Diane Heenan and Hayley Creighton District Nurses starting their day. 8.25am
Robert Harris Café - Breakfast for the West Coast Heartland Team. 8.15am
Robert Harris Café - Breakfast for the West Coast Heartland Team. 8.15am
Columbus Coffee - Amanda Campbell serving the coffee as it’s always on the go. 8.35am
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SATURDAY 9AM - 10AM
Hen’s Party heading for Queenstown. 9.05am
Alex Divers, up from Roxborough, heading to Ruapuna. 9.10am
Ashburton bus stop - (from left) Phil Turner, Devoy Baxter and bus driver Graeme. 9.20am Balmoral Hall - Dancers - (from left) Kaitlyn Harvey, Lilly Woods, Bianca Nieman, Desna Arunprabu, Mila Ross. 9.15am
Bayleys real estate agent Mick Hydes handovers home keys to the Addyson family. 9.30am
DH Courier Samuel Nambiar dropping off at Farm Source. 9.45am
VTNZ Ashburton - Staff member Garry Milner doing a WOF inspection. 9.40am
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Ken Pagey (left) and Pam Campness pop up shop in the Ashburton Arcade Altrusa Club Ashburton. 9.55am
24 24 HOURS IN MID CANTERBURY | 33
SATURDAY 10AM - 11AM
Mt Hutt - Ben Yorston (left) and Jamessa Hampton. 10.50am PHOTO BINDY EGDEN
Mt Hutt - (from left) Izzie Jones, Greta Mortlock, Anna and Amelia Jones. 10.48am
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Rural Transport - Robin unloading a truck at the yard. 10.05am
Neumanns Tyres - Matt Scott (left) chatting with customer Mick Farrell. 10.45am
Toolshed Ashburton - Owner Paul Rowland sorting out Makita shelves. 10.35am
Chris (left) and Nigel at Hyundai Mid Canterbury chewing the fat. 10.25am
Countdown - Goldberg on his way to rugby. 10.50am
Rainer Irrigation is design accredited for farm dairy effluent and irrigation systems.
Macrocraft - Richard Christie buzzing the morning away making an oak writing desk.10am
Mount Hutt College - Liam Oke from Skip-2-It Flooring Xtra laying carpet tiles. 10.56am
24 34 | 24 HOURS IN MID CANTERBURY
SATURDAY 11AM - 12 NOON
Altrusa Club - Members have a good old catch up. 11.35am
Members of the team at Ray White going on a trip to Christchurch to watch the rugby game Canterbury vs Otago. 11.39am
Tinwald open home - Bruce and Maree Chamberlain, accompanied by their two daughters and grandchildren, visited an open home in Tinwald with Ray White real estate agent Bruce McPherson. 11.30am
Queens Drive open home - Property Brokers real estate agent Rachel Curd getting all prepared for the customers. 11.05am
Countdown - Harold Wi getting groceries. 11.20am
Tinwald Domain playground - Amy McLachlan playing at the park. 11.45am
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Domino’s Pizza - Great concentration required for a game of dominoes. 12.40pm
Domino’s Pizza - Amy McLachlan (left) and Clint Hawkes enjoying celebration day for Domino’s Pizza. 12.30pm
Ashburton Plains Rotary Club - Selling compost to raise funds. 12 noon
Argyle Park - Hampstead playing a friendly softball game. 12.10pm
EA Networks Centre - Gymnastics Competition. 12 noon
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24 36 | 24 HOURS IN MID CANTERBURY
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Tinwald Golf Club - Regan Stills playing in a tournament. 1.30pm
EA Networks Centre - Father and son splashing in the pool. 1.40pm
Hampstead Tennis Club - Gilbert family playing tennis for the afternoon. 1.50pm
Mitre 10 - Sausage sizzle raising money for Ashburton Pottery Society. 1.40pm
EA Networks Centre - Kids having fun in the lazy river. 1.45pm
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24 24 HOURS IN MID CANTERBURY | 37
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Plains Patchworkers - (from left) Philipa Yates, Jenefer Weily and Rose Keen. 2.50pm
Ashburton Aviation Museum - (from left) Natalia, Elijah and Dominic McDonald are shown the DC3 by Emray Henry. 2.30pm
Ashburton Aviation Musuem - (from left) John Hill, Emray Henry, Stan and Colleen Beams. 2.20pm
Ashburton Museum - (from left) Matilda, Jaida and Harry. 2.55pm
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24 38 | 24 HOURS IN MID CANTERBURY
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Mid Canterbury under-14’s Kotiti Patea in action during his side’s 34-15 Hanan Shield Tournament loss to old rivals South Canterbury at the Allenton Rugby Grounds. 3pm
Ashburton College’s 1st XI hockey team congratulate a touring New South Wales Invitational team following an 8-5 loss. 3pm
Ashburton Art Gallery Visitor Chrissy Parker (left) looking at her favourite exhibition piece with gallery employee Nicole Bourke. 3.20pm Mid Canterbury hooker Jackson Donlan warms up during the Hammers’ 34-22 victory over West Coast in week five of the Heartland Championship. 3pm
Ashburton Domain - Scott Janett puts up a shot while Ngaire Griffths, Chris and David Janett watch. 3.45pm
Waireka Golf Croquet - Ellen Pithie (left) and Eva Kircher watch as Audrey Leath plays a shot. 3.40pm
Ashburton Art Gallery - Sky making a Christmas card. 3.20pm
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Heading home after Ashburton Bowling Club opening day - Owen and Heather Gray. 4pm
Ashburton Domain Waterwheel - (from left) Steve, Rhianydd and Samuel Dyer. 4.15pm
Ashburton Domain - Oakley and Charlize McKenzie enjoying the hampster wheel. 4.05pm
Hockey Turf - Ella Radford (left) and Courtney Cannan watching the action on the turf. 4.25pm
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Tinwald Memorial Hall - Temperance Adamson (7) performing during JION International Karate Ashburton’s stage show. 5.30pm
Lake Hood - Chris and Soma Grotefend enjoying an evening stroll. 5.20pm
Lake House - (from left) Dianne Rawlinson, Mike, Lisa, Chelsea and Riley Calder. 5.30pm
Tinwald War Memorial Hall - Tenyear-old Jack McIntosh showing off his karate skills at the JION International show. 5.30pm
Skate park - Jimmy Ritchie (left) and Joseph Taylor. 5.52pm
West St Carpark - North Otago Under 14 Rugby team - (from left) Ben Smith, Daniel Baxter, Hunter Jamieson, Harry Wilder, Michael Gore-Symes and Bernard Diederiks. 5.40pm
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Renee fired up for Bathurst L
essons learned from the fallout over David Reynolds’ infamous description of a women’s team have steeled Renee Gracie to make her own Bathurst 1000 statement this year. For the second straight year, Gracie and Swiss star Simona De Silvestro will team up as a wildcard entry in the only all-female line-up at next weekend’s Great Race. They are full of confidence after completing a two-day testing session on Wednesday at Winton Raceway in their new Nissan. But Gracie’s preparation began almost 12 months ago in the aftermath of Reynolds’ sexist description of her team. Gracie and De Silvestro in 2015 were the first all-female team to contest Bathurst in 17 years but their entry was overshadowed by fellow driver Reynolds dismissing them as “the Pussy Wagon”, earning a whopping $25,000 fine. In the media frenzy that ensued, Gracie realised she could not continue juggling drives in both the second-tier Dunlop Series and Bathurst 1000 races
like she did last year at Mount Panorama. As a result, Gracie – ranked 16th in the Dunlop Series – has ditched her regular drive in the second-tier category at Mount
Panorama to concentrate solely on her Bathurst 1000 tilt. “Last year, it was quite hectic with media requests and then, after David Reynolds’ comment, there was a whole new level of attention overnight,” Gracie told Supercars media. “I could not focus on what I needed to do which is crazy considering I was at one of the world’s trickiest tracks. “By dropping the Dunlop drive (at Bathurst), I can now concentrate on what I need to do with no distractions. “I would love to race both but I
have to look at the bigger picture.” De Silvestro will partner Gracie at Bathurst before becoming the first full-time female Supercars driver in 2017, starting a threeyear deal. Gracie backed the former IndyCar driver to excel next year after a tough initiation. “She is in for a bit of a shock on our street circuits like Adelaide,” she said. “At Bathurst, there is room for error. “At Adelaide (first round), there is no buffer, no sand traps, just concrete walls. “There will need to be a mas-
sive adjustment but she is the right person for the job.” Gracie and De Silvestro finished 21st in a Ford at the 2015 Bathurst 1000. Gracie hoped their Bathurst result would help set up De Silvestro for Supercars success from 2017 and beyond. “I hope she does well. It would mean a lot not just for motorsport but for women in general,” she said. “The more women do what people say they can’t, the better it’s empowering. “She is flying the flag, leading the way for women.” - AAP
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Electrifying new McLaren M
cLaren Automotive has already revealed that one of the key strategies of its TRACK 22 business plan is the development of a Pure Electric Vehicle (or EV) to one day sit in its Ultimate Series. Meanwhile a Pure EV based on today’s McLaren P1™ is now available, but only to a limited group of potential customers ... those under the age of six. At least that’s the official guidance. The diminutive McLaren P1™ differs from its larger brother in two important areas. Firstly, it has a central driving po-
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September 30, 2016
6 37143 Senassy (13) 58 R Lang Z Nor Azman (a3) 2 7 X213X Great Expectations (7) 57.5 G Richardson C Grylls $20,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 2100m 8 01807 Enjoy The Ride (1) 57 R Manning A Collett PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer Jockey 9 2137X Indian Maid (8) 56.5 B Hawtin M Cameron 1 26012 St Saturnin (7) 60 J Pender K McCulloch 10 4157X Red Tsunami (18) 56.5 B Manssen 1 K McCulloch 1 2 04233 Willybe (14) 60 G Kenny V Colgan 11 17X Rose Imperial (2) 56.5 T Pike S Collett 3 7X010 Heaven Forbid (18) 58.5 Moira & Kieran Murdoch C Grylls 12 515X0 Nachos (17) 56 K Stead 1 T Thornton 4 20620 El Bandido (8) 58 J Pender M McNab 1 13 3132. Cortado (9) 55 Williams/Richards D Prastiyou (a1) 4 5 17403 Master Poet (5) 58 M Brosnan R Jones 14 88818 Its A Kinda Magic (15) 55 P & J Brosnan S McKay (a) 6 08X02 Shadow Tower (10) 58 G & D Rogerson R Elliot (a2) 0 15 5664X Rio Claro (6) 55.5 R Priscott 7 53533 The Arabian Duke (6) 58 K McQuade M Du Plessis 0 16 X500X Miss Elegante (4) 54 K Fursdon 8 92526 Chela Choi (3) 57.5 A Schumacher S Weatherley (a3) 17 Dan The Man SCRATCHED 9 37201 All The Drama (11) 57 S Marsh D Johnson 18 Jud Strunk SCRATCHED 2 10 350X1 Tessastock (13) 57 G Richardson S Collett 0 19 31X39 Cutting Up Rough (14) 58.5 R Manning 3 11 31904 Jem Runner (1) 56.5 M Forbes L Innes 0 20 287X4 Getalonghome Cindy (16) 56.5 S Ralph 1 12 49134 Sheez The Boss (17) 56.5 R Manning A Collett GOLDSMITH’S GALLERY 1200 3YO SW+P 13 76X49 Hilarious (2) 56 S & E Clotworthy M Cameron 2:25PM 14 32051 In A Trance (15) 56 R Manning OPT 214 $20,000, 3yo sw+p, 1200m 15 19856 Iffitel (9) 55.5 G Brick S McKay (a) 2 1 311X Ichiban (6) 58.5 G & D Rogerson L Innes 16 00433. Pentire Babe (12) 54.5 L Somervell Z Nor Azman (a3) 2 5617X Savasava (2) 57.5 G & D Rogerson C Grylls 0 17 X9097 Amelia (16) 54 House/Douglas 3 X08X0. Cavallucci (5) 57.5 Sanders/Sweeney M Cameron 0 18 26691 Lord Bentley (4) 58.5 S & E Clotworthy 4 Impulsive Habit SCRATCHED 4 5 1X23 Mystery Show (8) 55.5 J Bridge M Du Plessis 1:15PM NRM 1400 OPEN HANDICAP 1. Joy Anna (7) 55.5 M Blackie M Hills $30,000, opn hcp, 1400m 6 OPT 212 1 7 4X1 Lady Hass (9) 55.5 T Pike V Colgan 4 1 1223X Seize The Moment (5) 60 S Marsh D Johnson 8 Indecision SCRATCHED 1 2 32X12 Amarula (3) 56 P McKay S McKay (a) 3 9 2X2 Leica Lady (4) 54 F Ritchie B Hutton (a1) 3 3 27521 Zorrali (4) 55 A Schumacher S Weatherley (a) 10 32X Royal Fashion (1) 54 M Forbes M Coleman 4 1856X Guess What (6) 54.5 J Mason S Collett S McKay (a) 5 3406X Breaking Dawn (2) 54 J Mason T Thornton 11 9X Agent Provocateur (3) 54 G Richardson 2 6 282X8 Seventeen Seventy (1) 54 M/Rogers S Spratt 3:00PM DIAMOND LODGE DRAFT AT KARAKA NOV 16/17 1600 7 1387X Charmont (8) 54 Baker/Forsman M Coleman OPT 215 R75 $22,500, R75 benchmark, 1600m 8 1700X Luen Yat Miracle (7) 54 S Crawford B Hutton (a) 1 320X4 Snow Secret (1) 60.5 S Ritchie S Weatherley (a3) 1:50PM DISTINCTION H/TON $5K PUNTERS CHALLENGE 1200 R65 2 2 X11X9 Highland Park (8) 57.5 Baker/Forsman OPT 213 $20,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1200m 3 9199X Sky Idea (4) 57.5 T & M Carter S Spratt 3 1 327X3 Unconquered (3) 61 G & D Rogerson 1 4 218X1 Chocante (12) 56 S Marsh R Elliot (a2) D Johnson 2 34142 Money Trail (5) 59.5 B Hawtin 3 S Weatherley (a3) 5 3609X Zacada (9) 56 Baker/Forsman C Grylls 4 3 4172X Sacred Galaxy (11) 59.5 T Pike V Colgan 6 82165 Doucette (6) 55 B Hodgson A Collett 4 4X103. I Paco (10) 58.5 T & M Carter L Satherley 7 31937 Gardone (13) 55 M Brosnan T Thornton 5 9280X Lil Miss Waitoki (12) 58 T Autridge 4 8 12X3 Von Tunzelman (3) 55 R James D Danis (a4) L Innes 12:40PM OPT 211
YARDHOUSE FRIDAY NIGHT CHASE THE ACE 2100 R65
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Hastings Races Tomorrow at Hastings
BAY FORD NZ PUNTER OF THE YEAR R85 1200
$40,000, rating 85 benchmark, 1200m PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer Jockey OPT
1 53433. Elusive Gold (3) 60 Baker/Forsman 2 15337 Mr Knowitall (5) 60 T & M Carter 2 3 66313 Miss Appleton (1) 59 G Vile 4 4 71391 Bannockburn (11) 57 L Latta 5 X410X Los Vargas (2) 54 G Richardson 3 6 0220X Goodsav (6) 54 P Campbell 1 7 53612 Morse Code (10) 54 T Perry 8 56X24 Xcuses Xcuses (4) 54 J Bary 1 9 X738X Nomisma (7) 54 T Pike 1 10 X969X Let Her Rip (12) 54 S Ritchie 11 426X0 In Another Life (8) 54 P Campbell 1 12 X090X Joanna (9) 54 K Lawrence
E Farr (a3) Z Nor Azman (a3) H Andrew (a3) R Hannam S McKay (a) M Du Plessis S Collett S Weatherley (a3) L Innes D Johnson R Myers T Johnson (a3)
8 51302 Lincoln Bay (13) 57 L Latta 1 4 9 X0411 She’s Poppy (12) 56.5 R Connors 10 00121 El Luchador (16) 56.5 M Brooks 11 02314 Bang (1) 56 J Scott 12 45274 Keilib (3) 56 S Kay 13 33364 Opera Knight (8) 56 S Cameron 14 56201 On Parole (4) 55.5 B McKeagg 15 X0361 Zcastle (2) 55 K Gray 16 29825 Sanjara (7) 54.5 R Allen 0 17 61651 Lovetokeephim (5) 55 K Clapperton 2:18PM OPT 404
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J Riddell S McKay (a) S Collett M Cameron J Parkes R Elliot (a2) K McCulloch H Andrew (a3) R Myers
TUMU ITM R85 MILE
$40,000, rating 85 benchmark, 1600m
1 131X0 Chenille (4) 60 T Pike S Weatherley (a3) 2 Late Decision SCRATCHED 3 3 X91X2 Cruiser (2) 58.5 H Wilson H Tinsley 4 4 323X3. Strada Cavallo (7) 58 G Richardson M Coleman 1:08PM MARDIGRAS EVENT HIRE R65 1200 5 36611 Roc de Bank (6) 57.5 C Wood M Hills OPT 402 $40,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1200m 6 217X0 Thorn Pass (8) 57 L Latta K McCulloch 3 1 1272 Bluetwentytwo (6) 60 J Collett 7 82X23 Maid Of Steel (5) 56.5 T Pike L Innes S Collett 1 8 71X43 Shadows Cast (10) 56.5 M Oulaghan 2 61X Freddy Lad (7) 59 S Dougan M Du Plessis K Smith 2 9 17112. Bowie (1) 56 Baker/Forsman 2 3 285X8 Sabotage (2) 59 T Pike M Cameron D Johnson 4 8X26X Sacred Surfer (5) 59 T Pike J Parkes L Innes 10 39X99 Heavens Keep (9) 56 L Tanner 5 17X My Tommy (3) 58.5 Lowry/Cullen 1 D Johnson J Parkes 11 11X Quintessentially (3) 54 Ramsay/Ritchie 6 63040 Talk The Torque (19) 58.5 T Riddell J Riddell RED BADGE SPRING OPEN SPRINT 7 8367X Hot Spot (15) 58 S Gordon H Andrew (a3) 2:53PM $70,000, opn hcp, 1400m 1 8 1 Crookshanks (8) 57 C McNab V Colgan OPT 405 4 1 13338 Taurus (9) 60 E & JJ Rayner 9 31X Undercover (13) 56.5 K Gray J Riddell S McKay (a) 3 2 5X625 Antonio Lombardo (11) 59.5 P McKay 4 10 32X14 Always Ready (1) 56.5 I Kelly S McKay (a) K McCulloch 11 287X4 Getalonghome Cindy (14) 56.5 S Ralph H Tinsley A Jones (a1) 3 7179X Ringo (10) 59.5 M Breslin 12 63503 Lola Jane (17) 56 B McKeagg A Jones (a) C Lammas 4 62451 Admiral (7) 55 S Ralph 13 Strolling Vagabond SCRATCHED 5 0X60X Blathwayt (6) 55 A MacGregor R Myers 14 01485 Fierte (4) 55 G & D Rogerson M Coleman R Elliot (a2) 6 04X16 Irish Heartbeat (3) 54.5 T Autridge 15 1890X Hoskins (11) 55 P Campbell 1 K McCulloch T Johnson (a3) 7 17X31 Reilly Lincoln (4) 53 L Latta 16 98X36 Maneo Invictus (16) 55 T Bambry D Johnson C Grylls 8 22411 Persuasive (8) 53 O'Sullivan/Scott 2 9 338X1 Get That Jive (2) 53 Baker/Forsman 0 17 6806X Abbey Road (18) 55 G Vile M Cameron 0 18 07X00 Foibles (12) 55 K Wakely 1 S Collett T Thornton 10 11667 Justlikeyasister (5) 53 G Vile 1 11 14135 New York Minute (1) 53 I Kelly 0 19 808X0. Iff So Happens (9) 54 J Moeke 1 S Spratt 0 20 X213X Great Expectations (10) 57.5 G Richardson 3:31PM SACRED FALLS HAWKE’S BAY GUINEAS
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DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6
1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-12 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 7-8-9-10-11-12
2 34144 Epic Dream 30.42 2 R Adcock 3 88673 Another Liz 30.63 J T McInerney M Grant J T McInerney 4 35346 Replica Yella 30.48 1 5 F4511 Captain Tuttle 30.48 J & D Fahey J T McInerney Lane & Wales Mitchell & Smith 6 34517 Opawa Grunter 30.38 3 7 42222 Spring Sam 30.74 J T McInerney ACTIVE ELECTRICAL CHRISTCHURCH SPRINT 4 8 15153 Velvet Girl 30.68 B Dann 2:34PM $1,100, c0, 295m 9 67611 Helena Allen 30.06 C Roberts 3 1 57563 Such Fun nwtd D Kingston 10 17654 Opawa Jay Jay 30.77 Lane & Wales 1 2 4 Ohoka Tyler nwtd L Waretini DAVE ROBBIE PHOTOGRAPHER SPRINT 3 6 Maismore Terra nwtd Casey & Fagan 3:27PM $1,400, c2, 295m 4 8 Homebush Edge nwtd J T McInerney 2 1 68521 Cupcake 17.64 A Lee 4 5 43624 Idol Eve nwtd Lane & Wales 1 2 28757 Wow Madonna 17.19 M & P Binnie 6 Summer Salt nwtd S & B Evans L Waretini 7 64686 Reality nwtd K Cassidy 3 63734 Jinja Billy 17.47 McCook & Jopson 2 8 55 Smash Bomber nwtd M Grant 4 47166 Archies Dijon 17.40 5 F2417 Slick Action 17.63 S & B Evans 9 8858 Another Duke nwtd J T McInerney 3 6 33215 Gordy Junior 17.52 C Roberts 10 7687 Cawbourne Bec nwtd Mitchell & Smith 7 72746 Wunzee 17.21 J T McInerney ZEBIDIAH AT STUD SPRINT 4 8 84242 Zorba The Greek 17.26 M Grant 2:54PM $1,400, c2, 295m 9 15377 Poetik nwtd S & B Evans 1 34158 Cosmoholic 17.53 A Waretini 10 76668 Chicago Black 17.46 J T McInerney 3 2 568X3 Starburst Emma 17.32 M Grant LIVAMOL DASH 4 3 14622 God Particle 17.40 A Lee 3:50PM $1,400, c2, 295m 2 4 83331 Another Fan 17.38 J T McInerney J T McInerney 1 5 21511 Seeking Baxter 17.28 J T McInerney 1 25244 Another Cruise 17.40 J Tanner 6 52174 Jinno Gino 17.65 J McMillan 2 74574 Cawbourne Peejay 17.23 3 47637 Thunder Storm 17.32 J T McInerney 7 51186 Sea Spray Elsa 17.47 B Freeman 4 16142 Tricky Action 17.48 S & B Evans 8 82538 Crafty Action nwtd S & B Evans 1 5 11542 Lauren The Leech 17.55 J Dunn 9 15377 Poetik nwtd S & B Evans 4 6 336X3 Brooke Davis 17.25 L Waretini 10 17883 Troublesome Brit 17.40 C Roberts 3 7 23224 Goldstar Bomber 17.33 S & B Evans SHIRLEY VET CLINIC STAKES 2 8 64156 Super Bad 17.20 M Roberts 3:12PM $2,400, c2, 520m 9 15377 Poetik nwtd S & B Evans 1 84715 Thoracic 30.49 J T McInerney 10 36448 Gump’s The Name 17.31 A Lee
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9 24141 Miss Rio (10) 54.5 Baker/Forsman M Cameron 10 11X Quintessentially (7) 54.5 Ramsay/Ritchie M McNab 11 2465X Realta (2) 54.5 G Richardson K McCulloch 12 14X55 Archduchess (5) 54 M Brooks S Collett 13 15458 Chachi Arcola (11) 54 Moira & Kieran Murdoch A Jones (a1)
DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6
1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 2-3-4, 6-7-8 1-2-3-4, 5-6-7-8 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 3-4-5-6-7-8
6 231X6 El Cajero (6) 58.5 J Collett 3 S Collett 7 Trigger SCRATCHED 8 2405X What A Diva (15) 58 S Marsh D Johnson 9 621X Blue Lagoon (11) 57.5 T Pike L Innes 1 0 2X80X In A Frenzy (14) 57.5 T Pike M McNab CROSSROADS WAIKATOS NO1 PUB AFTER PARTY 1600 3:35PM 11 130X Lizzie L’Amour (5) 57.5 Baker/Forsman M Cameron R65 $20,000, R65 benchmark*, 1600m OPT 216 12 5X902 Viva La Jour (13) 57.5 R & R Rogers M Hills 1 10223. Bugle Call (14) 60 Moroney/Gerard M Cameron 13 23100 Rich Habit (17) 57.5 L Somervell S Spratt 2 2 212 Lord Snow (3) 60 Moira & Kieran Murdoch B Hutton (a1) 4 14 710 Miss Silverback (7) 57 O'Sullivan/Scott M Coleman 3 34071 Single Shot (12) 59.5 C Wood M Hills 15 34X01 Phoebe Snow (2) 57 W Hillis C Grylls 1 4 25130 El Nino (6) 59 M Brosnan C Grylls 16 14X07 Volts (4) 56.5 D Greene 1 S Weatherley (a3) 5 Gumboots SCRATCHED 0 17 007X8 Arraignment (18) 57 D Guy R Jones 6 X1062 Our Patriarch (19) 58.5 S Marsh M Coleman 0 18 90960 Brown Girl (12) 55 G Richardson 4 7 18X74 El Fernando (9) 58 M Brooks S Collett 0 19 00X80 Light Minded (10) 56 J Price 8 71877 Adriatic Pearl (15) 57.5 J Pender K McCulloch 9 989X5 Cool Tart (11) 57.5 R James V Colgan 4:42PM RIVERSLEY PARK DRAFT @ KARAKA NOV 16/17 1200 10 Symphonic SCRATCHED OPT 218 R75 $22,500, R75 benchmark, 1200m 11 1 By Design (17) 56.5 R Priscott D Johnson 3 12 02241 Bella Blue (4) 56.5 R Manning 1 T Thornton Fire Jet SCRATCHED 13 82703 Fiamette (2) 56.5 C Thornton 2 M Du Plessis Iwannadancelikehim SCRATCHED 14 740X1 Pure Lorde (8) 56.5 G Richardson S McKay (a) 3 3 36312 City Boy (12) 58.5 R Collett A Collett 15 30033 Flanders (16) 56 A Fuller Z Nor Azman (a3) 2 4 2230X Volks Lightning (1) 58 G & D Rogerson R Elliot (a2) 16 X7194 Saint Lucia (18) 56 J Price A Collett 5 1914X Bruegel (2) 58 N Tiley K McCulloch 0 17 810X0. White Diamond (13) 56 E & D Browne M McNab 6 20140 Galaxy Miss (16) 57.5 D Guy 0 18 74X46 Thatsforsure (10) 55.5 D Greene 1 S Spratt 7 X0945. Casillas (10) 57.5 T & M Cruz L Satherley 0 19 1668X Queensland (1) 55.5 Baker/Forsman 4 8 280X3 It’s Ben Again (15) 57.5 B Gillovic L Innes 0 20 51788 Hayley Ann (5) 55.5 K Fursdon 9 1247X Parker’s Piece (11) 57 T Pike V Colgan 0 21 920X8 Riverdeep (7) 57 L Noble 1 10 3112X Richie McHorse (13) 57 G & D Rogerson C Grylls 22 Tavidar SCRATCHED 11 20574 Shebang (3) 56 B Hawtin S Spratt 12 118X Barnaby (5) 56 J McKay S McKay (a) 4:07PM TOPSOIL AND SAND SUPPLIES 1400 RATING 65 13 10X13. Lucky’s Revenge (4) 55.5 P McKay D Johnson OPT 217 $20,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1400m 14 45117. Ultimata (7) 54 K & B Kelso M Coleman 1 31294 No Need (3) 60 L Somervell 0 15 46135 Sherpa (8) 56 A Tait T Thornton M Hills 1 2 1 Killarney (16) 59.5 R James 0 16 2320X Shot In The Dark (6) 56 Baker/Forsman S Weatherley (a3) V Colgan 3 31X39 Cutting Up Rough (9) 59 R Manning 0 17 51724 Chatham Whisper (9) 54.5 A Herbert Z Nor Azman (a3) 2 4 520X2 Preetha Varma (8) 58.5 M Forbes 0 18 310X1 Te Waewae Bay (14) 56 G & D Rogerson R Elliot (a2) 19 5 50X70 Bullspur (1) 58.5 A Tait Money Trail SCRATCHED M Du Plessis
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3X51 Technician (11) 56.5 N Marshall 237 Impulsive Habit (8) 56.5 L Somervell 19 Babe (6) 54.5 G Richardson
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STELLA ARTOIS 1400
$40,000, sp cond, 1400m
1 7X112 Dolcetto (12) 59 S Kay 3 2 2211 Finn (9) 59 A MacGregor 3 23X21 Cantare (13) 58 B McKeagg 4 040X1 Fruition (11) 58 D Parry 5 44221 Mossomak (1) 58 G & D Rogerson 1 6 11 Francaletta (10) 57 Baker/Forsman 2 7 223 Kamikaze Rebel (4) 57 T Lammas 8 X2452 Road Trip (6) 57 G Alton 9 62246 Bob’sthejob (7) 57 J Bary 1 10 X2246. Garcon Deux (8) 57 D Goldsbury 11 65230. Nemesis (17) 57 M Ivil 12 566X2 Ulysses (18) 57 Fraser-Campin/Campin 13 00X51 Hokey Pokey (19) 56 J Bary 1 14 8513. Lucyinrio (2) 56 K Little 15 X5X23 Falcons Reach (5) 55 R Allen 16 07X33 She’s Prismatic (15) 55 J Price 4 17 3X Fine Taylor (20) 54.5 R Bergerson 0 18 62756 Royal Ruby (14) 55 P & T Ebbett 0 19 X830X Castle Of Boom (3) 57 Lowry/Cullen 1 0 20 3X00 Tavijazz (16) 55 C McDougal 1
S Collett H Tinsley K McCulloch D Hirini (a2) R Elliot (a2) M Coleman C Lammas V Colgan J Riddell R Goldsbury (a2)
T Thornton S Spratt D Johnson R Myers S Weatherley (a3)
DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6
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HASTINGS-HEART OF HAWKE’S BAY R75 1400
$40,000, rating 75 benchmark, 1400m
1 1162X Wait A Sec (8) 60 Lowry/Cullen 1 2 11155 Wooden Edge (2) 59 C Wood 4 3 40X12 Henree Winkler (14) 58.5 L Latta 2 4 31235 Master Platinum (5) 58.5 L Latta 1 5 43323 Stradivarius (1) 58.5 L Somervell 6 02865. Bella’s Delight (10) 57 J Scott 7 580X6 Massofdash (11) 57 J Collett 8 120X2 Profile (9) 56.5 D & E Haworth 9 66043 Hesalljazz (6) 56 J Cropp 10 5101X Hunta Pence (7) 56 P Campbell 1 11 310X1 Te Waewae Bay (15) 56 G & D Rogerson 12 45201 The Ark (3) 56 S Cookson 13 X47X0 Tahni Dancer (12) 55 S Marsh 3 14 8135X Eight Points (13) 54.5 T Pike 15 X8001 Philipa Charlotte (4) 54 R Caddy 5:56PM 410
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ZEALAND SPRING CARNIVAL FAREWELL R65 10 BOSTOCK NEW
$40,000, R65 benchmark*, 1600m
1 55401 Beadle (18) 60 M Bentley 4:41PM LIVAMOL CLASSIC 2 2 05100 Blame de Angels (4) 60 G Innes OPT 408 $250,000, wfa, 2040m 3 14100 O’Reilly’s Dancer (1) 60 L Latta 1 4 982X2 Chequered Flag (5) 59.5 M Brooks 2 1 2314X Benzini (17) 59 A & H Bull R Myers 2 227X6 Julinsky Prince (5) 59 F Auret J Parkes 5 95293 Golden Bay (19) 59.5 L Latta 3 3 3X357 Authentic Paddy (3) 59 L Latta R Hannam 6 55X48 Tavigarde (11) 59.5 G & D Rogerson 1 4 6X983 Willie Cazals (12) 59 O'Sullivan/Scott C Grylls 7 88X44 Animator (6) 59 B Hawtin 5 121X1 Saint Emilion (2) 59 Baker/Forsman D Johnson 8 64336 Cancellara (15) 59 G Brick 6 7X125 El Pescado (13) 59 S Manning C Lammas 9 64360 Maitre Du Jeu (10) 59 G Vile 7 3X730 Farm Boy (16) 59 T & M Carter S Spratt 10 02X25 Rock On (13) 59 G Vile 4 11 4287X Zed Leppelin (16) 59 Thompson/Brown 1 8 43X30. Hasselhoof (6) 59 Logan/Gibbs M Cameron 1:43PM HAWAIIAN AIRLINES FASHION IN THE FIELD R75 2100 OPT 406 $100,000, 3yo sw, 1400m 9 1X311 Humidor (10) 57.5 Benner/Wynyard M Du Plessis 12 X1584. Ivy’s Gold (17) 58 S Marsh OPT 403 $40,000, rating 75 benchmark, 2100m 1 1 111X1 Heroic Valour (5) 56.5 Autridge/Richards M Cameron 10 25164 Battle Time (15) 57.5 T & M Carter V Colgan 13 800X9 Chic (7) 57 Lowry/Cullen 1 3 14 625X1 Fistfulofdollars (8) 56.5 D & E Haworth 1 42715 Prize Lad (6) 60.5 O'Sullivan/Scott 2 2 11X1. Ugo Foscolo (2) 56.5 S Marsh 4 11 631X3 Rasa Lila (4) 57 Ramsay/Ritchie S Weatherley (a3) M Coleman L Innes 0 15 36X68 The Wolf (2) 58.5 Benner/Wynyard 2 18460 Dragon Beauty (10) 60 G Vile T Johnson (a3) 3 32121. Barcelo (1) 56.5 P McKay S Collett S McKay (a) 12 57X00 Bohemian Lily (14) 57 J Bary 1 0 16 820X8 Tronic Rose (9) 56.5 Walsh/Gregory 2 3 14X87 Jacksstar (14) 59 G Vile C Lammas 13 22224 Platinum Command (8) 57 L Latta J Riddell 4 27X33 Wyndspelle (4) 56.5 Logan/Gibbs V Colgan 0 17 37046 Stocktake (14) 55.5 C Smith 4 8X571 Big Dreamer (17) 58 P Mirabelli V Colgan 5 137X4. Kingsman (3) 56.5 Benner/Wynyard T Thornton M Du Plessis 14 23580 Celebrity Miss (1) 57 L Somervell 0 18 62569 De Gaulle (12) 57.5 J Lynds 5 01183 Real Thirsty (9) 57.5 G Old L Innes 6 20X13. Mongolian Falcon (7) 56.5 Logan/Gibbs M Coleman L Innes 15 14X82 Mime (18) 55.5 Baker/Forsman 6 6X400 Tiffany’s (15) 57 T Bambry 3 7 61X Jon Snow (10) 56.5 Baker/Forsman 19 Bennies Approval C Grylls M Hills J Riddell 16 41X69 Fanatic (9) 55.5 Sanders/Sweeney 0 20 61408. Kininmont (3) 57 Lowry/Cullen 1 3 7 72130 Bee Tee Junior (11) 57 S Ritchie 0 17 33X32 Savaria (11) 57 R Bergerson B Hutton (a1) 8 8X155 O’Reilly’s Choice (9) 56.5 J Bary 1 J Parkes
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Riccarton Park Races Tomorrow at Riccarton Park
SCRATCHED
October 1, 2016
4 4 Tormore (6) 57 M & M Brown T Moseley 3 5 Kiwi Ida (8) 55 J & K Parsons C Johnson $10,000, mdn, 1400m Kneazle (5) 55 K Thomson G Jogoo (a2) PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer Jockey 6 7 Ajay Tee (1) 55 C Spittles K Kalychurun (a2) 1 22 All About Roy (6) 58.5 J Wyllie R Bishop 8 Funny Face (10) 55 L Robinson A Collett 2 X24X7 Powerball (8) 58.5 M & M Brown T Moseley 9 Let Her Rip Riley (2) 55 P Rudkin L Hemi (a1) 3 2623 Flying Sardine (1) 56.5 K Tyler K Kalychurun (a2) 10 Major Ish Choux (11) 55 A Carston K Williams 4 23640 Fun Fair (15) 56.5 M & M Pitman H Bennet (a3) 11 Pipiana (7) 55 M & M Pitman B Moore 5 45577 Show Lover (4) 56.5 A Carston A Collett 6 56540 Mother Superior (14) 56.5 G Smith K Williams 2:33PM PRYDE’S EASIFEED RATING 75 1600 7 40X What A Deeza (7) 56.5 P Rudkin L Hemi (a1) OPT 604 $22,500, rating 75 benchmark, 1600m 8 60X77. Coolin Roo (3) 56.5 K Thomson D Chin (a3) D Chin (a3) 9 860 Duffy (9) 56.5 M McCann S Muniandy 1 5200X Sadlers Rock (11) 62 A Carston 4 2 99550 Saperavious (5) 58.5 C Spittles K Kalychurun (a2) 10 Keemaia (10) 56.5 J & K Parsons D Prastiyou (a1) 1 3 X3157 Tommyra (3) 58 Champion/Murphy J Morris 11 870 Misty Trella (5) 56.5 M & M Pitman D Bradley 2 4 21103 Laaffaire (2) 57.5 J Hay K Williams 2 12 4X Cobblertothestars (11) 56 L Didham C Johnson T Moseley 3 13 286X2 Strowan (13) 56 A Carston M McNab 5 X6442 Admiral Rous (7) 57.5 K McCauley Z Moki (a2) 4 14 40X4 Residential (12) 54 J & K Parsons G Jogoo (a2) 6 33211. Onefortheditch (8) 57 K Myers 7 1059X Southern Raider (1) 56 K & P Hughes M McNab 1 15 4 Shadow King (2) 56 K Myers 3 8 61575 Flying Ibis (6) 56 M & M Pitman D Bradley WELSH & ASSOCIATES RISK INSURANCE SPECIALIST R75 9 46666. Crackling Rosie (12) 55.5 P Rudkin 1:23PM L Hemi (a1) $22,500, rating 75 benchmark, 1200m 10 40303 Blue Pool Blur (4) 54 T & L Prendergast OPT 602 C Johnson 1 2110X Caramac (4) 66 K Myers Z Moki (a2) 11 33039 Slick Nickel (9) 54 S Laming G Jogoo (a2) 4 2 2147X Madame Jamai (9) 59.5 Autridge/Richards J Fawcett (a4) 12 32707 Tarihira (10) 54 M Breslin A Collett 3 2X08X Big Kahuna (6) 58 L Didham J Morris 4 225X8 Springwater (7) 57.5 S Woodsford M McNab 3:08PM INGLEWOOD STUD GUINEAS TRIAL 3 5 2112X Boots ’N’ All (3) 57 L Robinson K Williams OPT 605 $20,000, 3yo sw+p, 1400m 1 6 X113X Bonaparte (1) 56.5 K & P Hughes T Jonker (a4) 1 1 21X24 Hall Of Fame (6) 57.5 Autridge/Richards M McNab 7 3258X Still Waters (5) 54.5 L Robinson K Kalychurun (a2) 2 2 1636X Leading Role (8) 57.5 G Vile D Prastiyou (a1) 2 8 X3124. Margarita Mover (8) 54 T Rae A Collett 3 3 724X2 Stephenstihls (2) 56 M Breslin R Cuneen (a1) 9 44321 Hot Date (2) 54 K & P Hughes L Hemi (a1) 4 4 6X222 Zakynthos (1) 56 M & M Pitman D Bradley NOBBY BUSSELL MEMORIAL 2YO 5 1:58PM 4 Shadow King (4) 56 K Myers L Hemi (a1) $20,000, 2yo sw+p, 800m 6 654 Toby Tyler (9) 56 K Tyler OPT 603 R Black 2 1 C Johnson Sensei (9) 57 M & M Pitman D Bradley 7 35X64 What Choux Want (5) 55.5 A Carston 2 What About Max (3) 57 M Daly J Morris 8 21445 Wize Act (3) 55.5 T Rae A Collett 1 3 Seirios (4) 57 Autridge/Richards M McNab 9 Sammi Lou (7) 54 D Frye J Morris 12:48PM OPT 601
PLOUGH HOTEL MAIDEN 1400
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12:58PM 701
OPT
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Invercargill Harness Tomorrow at Ascot Park Raceway
PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer
1 74X45 Eyre’s A Rag Doll (1) G McEwan 2 P5237 Foursharesmorebeers (2) C Buchan 3 708X6 Pegasus Hanover (3) O Lawrence 3 4 99X34 Sky Tower (4) B C Wallace 4 5 37363 Loxi Clairborne (5) L Veint 1 6 2643X Rydgemont Milly (6) Shirley/Larkins 7 X48P7 The Denniston Rose (u1) A Hoffman 8 X307P Girls Nite Out (u2) P Ellis 9 607X7 Explosive Star (1) L Bond 2 10 87686 Insignificant (u1) B Hutton 1:33PM OPT 702
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2:08PM 703
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C Graham M Williamson B Morris D Larkins S Walkinshaw C Faithful (J) L Bond A Suddaby
GORE NEW WORLD F&M MOBILE PACE
$8,000, 3yo+ f&m c0 mob. pace, 2200m
1 5 Gabby’s Delight (1) A Paisley 4 1 2 53 Reciprocity (2) L Pearson 2 3 9X263 Seduce Me (3) G & J Knight 4 Bonnie Medley (4) C Ferguson 5 Thelma And Louise (5) S Kelly 3 6 367X Everlasting Legacy (6) M G Brown 7 03068 Kezza’s Lass (7) R Wilson Glenstone (8) A Hoffman 8 53247 Barrier 9 06836 Tilly Patron (21) A Milne 10 84650 Longevity (u1) M Saunders OPT
7 8 1 Driver 3 9 G McEwan 10 B Williamson
TONY STRATFORD STABLES/WILLY’S FLOORING HCP TROT $6,500, 4yo+ c0–c1 spechcp, 2700m
R McIlwrick (J) B Barclay M Williamson C Ferguson D Dunn S Tomlinson (J) B Orange S Walkinshaw A Milne A Suddaby
G J GARDNER HOMES F&M MOBILE PACE
$8,000, 3yo+ f&m c0 mob. pace, 2200m
1 0048X Red Electric (1) D McLachlan 2 37382 Trendy’s Bad Girl (2) S Breen 2 3 5X35 Manuka Valley (3) C Barron 4 Miss Waikiwi (4) M G Brown 4 5 2227X Simple Pleasure (5) G Hunter 6 Tuapeka Helen (6) G & J Knight
h M8
A Beck B Williamson C Barron S Tomlinson (J) A Suddaby M Williamson
43454 Justan’s Sister (7) S Matheson Debnita Rose (8) T Stratford
October 1, 2016 M Parker (J) D Dunn
3:43PM 606
OPT
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COUPLAND’S BAKERIES MILE PRELUDE
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WAIMAKARIRI BUSINESSES NORTH CANTERBURY CUP
$30,000, opn hcp, 1400m
1 9324X Overtheriver (4) 60.5 K Myers 2 4 2 1562X My Chino (7) 57 J & K Parsons 1 3 241X3 Pepper Mill (5) 55 J Hay 3 4 21444 Maybe Miami (3) 54 K & P Hughes 5 505X8 Another Coup (2) 54 M & M Pitman 6 2373X Please Release Me (6) 54 B Inglis 7 16X44 Diamond Edge (1) 54 Kennedy/Furlong 8 2615X Montrachet (8) 54 A Carston 4:18PM 607
OPT
Z Moki (a2) G Jogoo (a2) K Williams C Johnson D Bradley C Barnes A Collett D Prastiyou (a1)
$30,000, opn hcp, 2000m
1 71124 Miss Three Stars (8) 60 T Beckett 3 2 058X7 Southern Sav (12) 57 M & M Pitman 3 06011. Speedy Jax (3) 54.5 K & P Hughes 4 4 81633 Kings Pal (1) 54 B Smith 2 5 61211 Zentangle (6) 54 K Myers 6 63X88 Saint Kitt (7) 54 K Burne 7 07237 Pheasant (10) 54 S Stewart 8 81257. Delacroix (11) 54 J & K Parsons 1 9 37312 Night Nurse (9) 54 M & M Pitman 10 86086 Schmeckenbecher (5) 54 L Driver 11 76212 Angel Falls (2) 54 Champion/Murphy 12 118X0 Cantina (4) 54 K Thomson
R Bishop D Bradley T Moseley D Prastiyou (a) L Hemi (a) L Callaway R Black G Jogoo (a) C Johnson A Collett R Cuneen (a) K Kalychurun (a)
Track Information Type: All weather; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1029m; Weather: Mainly Fine
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Sunday at Motukarara Raceway
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October 2, 2016
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6 20149. Odabella (2) 57.5 K & P Hughes 7 01780. Redesdale (13) 57.5 K Hampton 8 14630 Sweet Time (11) 56.5 M & M Pitman 9 03010 You Are Amazing (14) 56.5 A Carston 4 10 0X294 Bahhare Babe (4) 56 J Hay 11 21895 Villa Elba (6) 56 J & K Parsons 12 23428 Miss Mia (5) 55.5 N Ridley 13 80305 Habitude (3) 55 A Carston 0 14 767X8 Blu Mach (10) 57 L Didham 0 15 54697 Skeen (1) 55.5 S Clark 16 Third Time Lucky
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5:28PM 609
OPT
Track Information Type: Grass; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1811m; Weather: Mainly Fine
13 0PX0X Tutoko Kid (13) K Duncan 0 14 65363 Man Of Change (14) G O'Reilly 15 00066 Franco Garcia (u1) B Waldron 0 16 Hashtag (u2) B Butt 2:51PM 816
OPT
RANGIORA NEW WORLD RATING 65 1400
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20303 Atom Hanover (21) G & J Knight 56767 Comic Book Hero (22) H Hunter
5:34PM 709
OPT
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6:05PM 710
3yo+ f&m c1–c2, 1700m
1 717X3 Dancing Dixie (1) C Barron 1 2 6X109 Sweet As (2) A Paisley 3 2X618 Annie Fitz (3) R Wilson 4 4 910X0 Bobbie’s Girl (4) K Barclay 5 38426 Really Desirable (5) A Hoffman 6 068X7 The Charging Moa (6) G & J Knight 7 307X1 Betta Go Fernco (7) A Swain 2 8 4569X Bootie Bromac (8) N Williamson 3 Venice Beach (u1) L Pearson 9 351 Barrier
10 52174 Sunny Ruby (u1) S Smolenski 3 1 11 8X131 One Over Da Moon (u1) P Nairn
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1 405X1 Shadow Rider (1) F Shrives 3 2 18613 Hopeful Harriet (2) R Todd 3 42X50 Maybe Flyin (3) R Needham 4 4 6P962 Boomer Bailey (4) G Telfer 1 5 13X72 Marshal Star (5) N Le Lievre 6 900X2 Hestia Franco (6) L Smart 7 60796 Earthbound (1) J McDermott 8 00116 Ashes To Wings (2) M Smolenski 2 9 94171 Perissa (3) M Jones
J Curtin R Close J Young M Williamson C DeFilippi J Morrison (J) C D Thornley D Dunn S Ottley
4:39PM 819
OPT
5:11PM 820
OPT
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Disclaimer: TAB and METSERVICE have endeavored to ensure the correctness of the information; neither TAB, METSERVICE related companies, nor any of their respective employees or agents make representation as to its accuracy or reliability nor will they, subject to law, be liable for any loss arising in any way from, or in connection with, errors or omissions in any information provided (including responsibility to any person or reason of negligence). TAB may alter the odds after publication - please check odds when placing selections.
B Orange D Butt
NICKS PET FOODS PACE $7,500, 4yo+ mares
c1–c2, 2000m B Orange S Ottley T Chmiel J Curtin R Holmes R May S McNally D Dunn J Geddes D Keast (J) C DeFilippi
CHARTERIS BAY MOBILE PACE
$7,500, 3yo+ c1 mob. pace, 2000m
1 4649X Buckeye (1) J & J Geddes 4 2 80429 Handlebar Hank (2) L Jones 3 93X54 Bobby T (3) R Cameron 4 70500 Dapper George (4) M Howard 5 69037 All Nuts N Bolts (5) D Pearce 6 050X2 Clasina Maria (6) P Young 0 7 87008 Sicilian Secret (7) I Schwamm 4:04PM ALABAR DG JONES TROTTING CUP HANDICAP TROT $25,000, c6 & faster discrhcp trot, 2810m 8 006X0 Outta Sight (8) R Bennett OPT 818 1 57104 Arran Chief (1) A Faulks A Faulks 9 1 Rocknroll Nevin (9) M Jones Barrier 2 2 66X51 Bordeaux (2) P Iggo D Dunn 3 30XP8 Zachary Binx (3) K Ford A Tomlinson 10 P30X6 Tabella Jet (21) M House 2 11 55873 Fulham Royale (22) R Holmes 4 5X333 Monty Python (4) P Williamson B Williamson 1 12 82431 Gypsy’s Choice (23) J Hay 5 92247 Ottawa (u1) M Tapper S Ottley 6 3250P Phil’s Gift (u2) G & N Hope 13 Audi Hare M Williamson 4 7 89560 Harrysul (1) G & N Hope R May 14 6205X Star In The Future (24) R Anderson 3 15 X6353 Mach’s Terminator (25) P Burrows 8 3X659 Valmagne (2) C & J Kennett J Curtin 9 78X56 Arya (3) B Negus C DeFilippi 16 310 Floating On Eyre (26) K & T Barron
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C Barron R McIlwrick (J) C Ferguson K Barclay B Orange M Williamson B Williamson N Williamson B Barclay
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
1 56426 Real South (1) M House 4 2 76255 Floreta (2) A Edge 3 76268 Zena Mac (3) M Jones 4 53446 Mighty Empire (4) J Howe 5 73885 Major Four (5) J Curtin 6 5X860 Alsa Lustre (6) I Court 2 7 61211 Dalness Mac (7) G & N Hope 3 8 24322 Shards Halo (8) B White 1 Donegal Rundlescreek (9) C Dalgety 9 14154 Barrier 10 9957X Buzkil (21) J & J Geddes FARMLANDS MITAVITE PACE $8,000, 4yo+ c2–c3, 11 03040 Jewelz (22) L Jones c4 with cond. spechcp, 2170m 12 1X344 Rock N Roll Delight (23) P Burrows
P Wakelin D Dunn C Jordan C DeFilippi T Grant S Ottley S McNally J Smolenski R Holmes S Tomlinson (J) C Ford M Williamson
C Faithful (J) D Dunn B McLellan C Ferguson B Orange B Barclay A Suddaby A Beck M Williamson N Williamson H Hunter S Tomlinson (J) B Williamson S Walkinshaw
ADVANCE AGRICULTURE LTD F&M PACE $7,500,
$7,500, 5yo+ c1 to c3 spechcp trot, 2810m
JENNY BUTT HANDICAP TROT
M Williamson M Parker (J)
PGG WRIGHTSON LIVESTOCK PACE
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DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6
T Jonker (a4) L Callaway D Prastiyou (a1) A Collett M McNab C Barnes D Bradley K Kalychurun (a2) T Moseley C Johnson B Moore G Jogoo (a2)
$7,000, 4yo+ c1, c2 with cond. pace, 2700m
1 09760 Great Abbey (1) H Hunter 2 6X861 Northview Dave (2) M G Brown 3 3 745X8 River Patrol (3) C Laurenson 2 4 2193X No More Change (4) C Ferguson 5 970X7 Lucky Lands (5) R Wilson 4 6 2313X Highland Girl (6) L Pearson 7 17906 Sundara (7) K Barclay 8 67090 Laughing Cavalier (8) R Faithful 9 90864 Martin McGuinness (9) L Bond 10 X1595 Lindali (10) L Wilson 1 11 20188 Porsche Canardly (11) H Hunter 12 70X16 Three Dreams (12) M G Brown 13 09X08 Backseat Chick (13) C Laurenson 14 22524 Raphoe (u1) A Hoffman OPT
H Bennet (a3)
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
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1 00756 BK Dawn (1) Wakelin/Noble 2 7X827 Dream Big (2) M Tapper 3 X80X0 Conrock (3) C Thornley 4 80056 Momentous (4) A Garters 5 0P700 Young Stranger (5) T Grant 6 X1339 Pretorius (6) M Tapper 4 7 559X3 Xmas Joyella (1) F Morris 8 9X714 Shadow Galleon (2) J Smolenski 3 9 37405 Petite Royal (3) R Holmes 2 10 67X91 Soney Beatt (4) K Ford 1 11 75333 Little Mo (5) K Ford 12 X02P7 Stylish Duke (u1) M Tapper 3:29PM OPT 817
C Markham G O'Reilly J W Cox B Butt
DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6
L Hemi (a1) K Kalychurun (a2) D Bradley B Moore K Williams D Prastiyou (a1) T Moseley D Chin (a3) S Muniandy R Black SCRATCHED
$20,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 1400m
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Motukarara Harness
DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIES FIRST 4 PLACE 6
1 76243 Dynamic (3) 60 M & M Pitman 1 2 478X0 Sniparinda (16) 59.5 J & K Parsons 3 3212X Minutes To Midnite (6) 59 K & P Hughes 4 4 1X7. Almost Court (12) 58.5 B Court 5 6X165 First Of A Kind (10) 58.5 P Robson 6 0420X Mister Spiderman (14) 58.5 L Robinson 2 7 32762 Czarista (2) 58 M Harris 8 39219. Passamaquoddy (5) 58 L Didham 9 22421 Maher Moment (4) 57 M & M Pitman 10 4X241 Rossi The Rifle (17) 57 K Tyler 11 1962X Yourlips Ar Movin (9) 57 J O'Flanagan 3 12 380X3. Queen Serene (13) 56 M & M Pitman 4:53PM HELSTON & ASSOCIATES RATING 65 2000 13 410X8 Montoya Star (1) 55.5 M & M Pitman $20,000, rating 65 benchmark*, 2000m 14 71500 Shezatoucha (11) 55.5 J & K Parsons OPT 608 0 15 2050X Ruby Row (15) 55.5 E Wilson 1 307X0 Imperium (15) 60 Autridge/Richards M McNab 0 16 454X6 Steadfast (19) 57 A Carston 2 2 X7X31 Bloodstream (7) 59.5 T Rae A Collett 3 3 80X60 Rosheen (9) 58.5 J & K Parsons 0 17 4608X Lane Frost (18) 56.5 R Beckett G Jogoo (a2) 4 02316 Locally Sauced (12) 58.5 G & T Shaw 0 18 7X795 Manuia (8) 54 M McCann C Johnson 0 19 32707 Tarihira (7) 54.5 M Breslin 1 5 00824 Paw Patrol (8) 58 N & B Blatch L Callaway
2 Battle Mac SCRATCHED 3 970 Somnium (2) R Hope K Larsen Ground Rules (21) P Court B Orange 3 4 4 Ideal Ron (3) B Morris A Beck 70749 BG’s Linda (22) A Hoffman S Walkinshaw 5 Jaccka Shelby (4) B Gray B Barclay 1 6 Beach Skipper (5) P Court B Orange 2:43PM WWW.SIRLINCOLN.CO.NZ MOBILE PACE Matai Valour (6) A Milne A Milne OPT 704 $8,000, 3yo+ c,g&e c0 mob. pace, 2200m 7 2 8 4 Louie (7) W Adams S Walkinshaw 1 07708 Callmekiwi (1) D McLachlan M Williamson Barrier 2 05050 Kohen Connor (2) C Buchan B Williamson 9 46806 Canardly Remember (21) H Hunter H Hunter 2 3 2 Better Than Most (3) W Adams S Walkinshaw 10 0X328 Lucas (22) D Wilson B Williamson 3 4 25642 Le Star (4) I Jamieson I Jamieson 4 11 3 Three Hundy (23) C Barron C Barron 5 85X69 Hi Delight (5) P Hunter P Hunter JEFF WALKER & CLELAND MURDOCH LAWYERS HCP PACE 4:24 PM 6 8X0 Rake (6) R Wilson M Hurrell (J) $8,500, 5yo+ c2 to c6 spechcp pace, 2700m 7 Kaka Point Chris (7) A Milne A Milne OPT 707 1 01047 Jetsdream (1) H Hunter H Hunter Crackamoa (8) B Morris D Dunn 8 7097X Barrier 2 03840 Franco Nixon (2) R Swain B Barclay N Williamson 4 9 07 The Dali Express (21) M Swain A Beck 3 94617 Pulling The Strings (3) A Black 2 4 31512 Jabali (4) R Hope D Dunn 10 7095 Thunda Down Unda (22) B Gray N Williamson K Larsen 11 662X0 Pay Master (23) A Paisley B Barclay 5 45348 Risk Factor (5) K Larsen 4 6 67133 Ossessione (1) A Black B Williamson 1 12 Malik (u1) P Court B Orange 7 13236 Luciano (2) B McLellan B McLellan 3:15PM WAIKAIA HOTEL MOTEL AND RESTAURANT TROT 1 8 34X65 Robyn’s Bad Boy (3) R Wilson C Ferguson OPT 705 $8,000, 5yo+ c1–oc spechcp, 2700m 9 7X410 That Cat (4) M Saunders A Suddaby 1 1D525 Topnotch Eagle (1) L Veint C Ferguson 3 10 42231 Vera’s Delight (5) B McLellan M Hurrell (J) 2 40220 Overcast (1) A Paisley B Barclay KUBALA SEEDS LTD MOBILE PACE 3 1060X Grace O’Malley (2) C Thomas P Hunter 4:59PM $8,000, 3yo+ c1 mob. pace, 2200m 4 76197 King Kone (3) G & J Knight G Crawford (J) OPT 708 3 1 32634 Flashing On (1) S Breen B Williamson 5 86814 Another Delight (4) R Wilson B Orange C Faithful (J) 3 6 13763 Sun’s Invasion (1) N Williamson N Williamson 2 05465 Understudy (2) H Hunter A Beck 4 7 2719X Springbank Eden (u1) P Williamson B Williamson 3 95030 Justasip (3) P Hunter 4 4 63X77 Nightmarch (4) M Kerr B McLellan 1 8 36131 Pyramid Magic (1) P Williamson M Williamson 2 5 5770X Bettor Ops (5) K Larsen K Larsen 2 9 81121 Golden Gate (u1) J Ryan R McIlwrick (J) 1 6 641X3 The Honey Badger (6) T Stratford D Dunn 3:49PM AUCKLAND REACTOR ‘OLDEST CROP NOW 2YOS’ PACE 7 24280 Bold Ruler (7) P Hunter P Hunter $8,000, 3yo+ c,g&e c0, 2200m 8 7548X Quick Nick (8) A Hoffman OPT 706 S Walkinshaw 1 7X00 El Dinero (1) R Wilson C Ferguson Barrier Barrier
R May 12:20PM COUNTRY FEAST AM DRIVERS PACE $6,000, 4yo+ 5 6X Pay Me Interest (5) B Hill D Dunn c1–c2, c3 & others with cond., 2000m 6 860 Ashes Of Tears (6) M Smolenski OPT 811 3 7 X7866 Grey Skies (7) J Hay G O'Reilly PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer Driver A Fitzgerald (J) 1 4377X Alexy (1) D O'Connell C Negus 8 59398 Living Glory (8) P Robertson 4 Fire One (9) N McGrath N McGrath 2 040X0 Halston Bromac (2) S Mounce R Reekie 9 36 Barrier 3 650X8 All That Glitters (3) R Holmes B Wilmott R Close 4 86000 Live To Tell (4) B Negus T Woodward 10 8605X Kylie Ann (21) J Miller C D Thornley 5 00X54 Bettor Backim (5) S Blake S Blake 11 X0678 Jemima Franco (22) N Munro B Orange 1 6 07664 Waihemo Art (6) M House A Edge 12 0070X Nimbo Stratus VC (23) D O'Connell Eastwood Suzy (24) J Burrows M Williamson 7 0010X Major Patron (7) G Cook G Cook 13 2 8 64977 As Kiwi As (8) R Holmes R Sissons 1:44PM GOSTALLIONS MOBILE PACE 3 Easy Rider (9) D & C Butt B White OPT 814 $7,000, 3yo+ c0 mob. pace, 2000m 9 30685 Barrier 1 1 04475 A Better Dancer (1) G & N Hope R May 10 48990 Franco Caliph (21) D Taylor T Sissons 2 895X5 Supreme Blue Chip (2) M Murcott K Cox (J) 11 X8365 Don Pierre (22) S Smolenski P Wallace 3 3 Flyingmasterwilliams (3) D Taylor J Young 4 12 11X9 Errol Finn (23) D Reardon D Reardon 4 37X7 Hummer Bromac (4) G Gillard B Butt 13 Vanhalem SCRATCHED 2 5 22762 Lucy Diamond (5) D Thomas L O'Reilly 6 Pirate Bay SCRATCHED 12:45PM STALLIONS AUSTRALASIA TROT Franco Tmick SCRATCHED OPT 812 $7,000, 3yo+ c0 trot, 2170m 7 8 00P87 Judys McArdle (6) M Edmonds M Edmonds 1 5 Lola Leigh (1) J Aarts R Close Barrier 2 0 Monarchy Princess (2) R Harneiss C Markham Shark Ali SCRATCHED 2 3 Gambling On (3) S Smolenski D Dunn 9 R Cameron (J) 1 4 2 Ella Abbe (4) G & N Hope R May 10 0X008 Troposphere (21) R Cameron Buildinganempire (22) R Rowland C D Thornley 5 05 Quest Star (5) S Kennedy G O'Reilly 11 4 12 24X Righteous Brother (23) R Todd R Close 6 0X9X6 Natives Brite Gem (6) A Thornton K Cameron J Kennett (J) 0 7 009X6 Star Pride (7) M Edmonds M Edmonds 13 08900 Midnight Cowboy (24) C & J Kennett M Williamson 8 0 Whataboyz (8) M Heenan L O'Reilly 14 95890 Aveross Ferrari (25) A Faulks 9 67876 Don’t Rock The Boat (9) R Thornley J Morrison (J) 2:15PM ADVANCED JOINERY PACE 3 10 453X Needle (10) C & J DeFilippi C DeFilippi OPT 815 $7,000, 4yo+ c0 pace, 2170m 11 0X Ed Wood (11) D McCormick D D McCormick 4 1 5 Blue Chip Lad (1) B Waldron B Orange 12 Just Jay (12) J Law J Law 2 2 00X23 Jonty James (2) S Smolenski D Dunn 13 30858 Brylin Rose (13) J Versteeg J Versteeg 3 Victor Tango (3) R Bennett J Morrison (J) 4 14 983 Spots Gold N Girl (14) M Heenan S Ottley 1 4 9 Cullenmore (4) D Marfisi M Purdon 0 15 937P8 Rosetta Stone (u1) M Pash M Pash 5 99X Motu Born To Sparkle (5) S McRae C D Thornley 16 97 Thank U George (u2) Wakelin/Noble P Wakelin 6 00X0X Zoerotten (6) R Thornley R Holmes K Cox (J) 1:14PM GOLD ACE AT NEVELE R F&M PACE $7,000, 3yo+, c0 7 08X49 Sketching (7) K Dixon 3 8 4 Angus Star (8) L O'Reilly L O'Reilly OPT 813 with cond., 2000m 2 1 44677 Stop Means Stop (1) G Burgess R May C Markham 9 0299X Hard N Fast (9) B May 1 2 39 Homeforlife (2) B Negus S Golding J Young 10 30089 Shakin It Up (10) A Stuart 3 7 Take A Break (3) G Scott S McNally P Borcoskie 11 0X637 Pegasus Merrily (11) D Mitchell 4 0 Miss Medley (4) P Burrows J Curtin B Butt 12 50983 Rozzano (12) P Toomey
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Track Information Type: Grass; Expected: Dead; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 2400m; Straight: 400m; Rail: Rail out 9m from 2000-1200m, remainder out 11m; Weather: Mainly Fine
Compiled by
J Geddes D Keast (J) R Cameron (J) S McNally T Chmiel J Young J Morrison (J) S Ottley D Dunn R Holmes G O'Reilly SCRATCHED J Keast B Orange
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Friday, September 30, 2016
In brief
■ TRANS-TASMAN WEEKEND
Jonathan a jetsetter Jonathan Riddell will chase Group spoils on both sides of the Tasman within the space of 19 hours this weekend. The Palmerston North jockey flew to Melbourne yesterday to partner the Lisa Latta-trained Manhattan Street in tonight’s Gr.2 Stutt Stakes (1600m) at Moonee Valley. Riddell will then fly back to New Zealand later tonight to be back in time to take eight rides at Hastings tomorrow, including Manhattan Street’s stablemate Platinum Command in the Gr.1 Livamol Classic (2040m). Riddell, 38, is no stranger to riding in Australia, having ridden at carnival time in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane in the past, most notably teaming up with Jimmy Choux for his Gr.1 Rosehill Guineas win and Gr.1 Cox Plate second placing. “It’s the first time I’ve ridden in both New Zealand and Australia on consecutive days, but I’ve ridden in Australia plenty of times before and it really doesn’t faze me,” Riddell said. “I actually told the owners of Manhattan Street to put an Australian jockey on, but Neville [McAlister, part-owner] wanted to stick with me so I’m happy to go over and do a job for them.” Riddell has done a good job on Manhattan Street already, having ridden the Manhattan Rain colt in all but one of his four starts, for two wins and a second placing. That second placing was to fellow Gr.1 Victoria Derby hopeful Highlad in the Listed Wanganui Guineas, which followed his previous start win in the Listed Ryder Stakes at Otaki. “He’s only ever been beaten by Highlad and they’ve taken that horse to Melbourne. “Murray Baker knows what he’s do-
ing when he takes one to Australia and we’re taking a line through that,” Riddell said. “The owners are basically just having a crack. If he goes no good, then he’ll come straight home, but there’s no reason why he shouldn’t go all right. “I’d love to see him smash them. He doesn’t need to win to press on, but he’d want to be finishing on. “These aren’t the real guns and he’d want to show something to warrant stepping up again.” Should Manhattan Street produce a bold performance today, he would add depth to a New Zealand challenge for the Victoria Derby at Flemington on October 29 that already includes Sacred Elixir and Highlad. “He’s settled in really well over there and his work on Monday was very good,” Riddell said. “I watched it on Youtube. He worked without blinkers, but he does go better with the hood on and he’ll wear the hood on Friday.” Riddell was looking forward to getting back for the ‘money day’ at Hastings on Saturday. “Platinum Command was only a late thought with the forecast of rain. “They were just going to the weightfor-age race at Hawera, but she’s fit and she’s going really good races,” he said. “She’s just been getting too far back and it’s been frustrating to watch. She’s copped a couple of bad rides.” Riddell will also ride the Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman-trained Jon Snow in the Gr.2 Sacred Falls Hawke’s Bay Guineas (1400m) and Taurus in the Gr.3 Red Badge Spring Sprint (1400m). His other rides are Lincoln Bay, Talk The Torque, Bob’sthejob, Master Platinum and O’Reilly’s Dancer. - NZME
Lilley eyes Cup Week Brent Lilley is returning “home” for NZ Cup Week and could take as many as three of his stable stars with him. Lilley, who has continued to grow into one of Victoria’s top trainers since moving from NZ, said classy pacer Messini and rejuvenated veteran trotter Kyvalley Blur would definitely head to Addington. And, in an exciting twist, Lilley said he was seriously considering taking Australia’s champion trotter Keystone Del across as well. “You know how much I love Cup Week and to go back with some of my best horses will be great.” - HRNZ
Eleonora’s Oaks claims Last-start Geelong winner Eleonora will press her claims for a start in November’s Gr.1 Victorian Oaks when she tackles Sunday’s Gr.2 Edward Manifold Stakes at Flemington. The Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman-trained Makfi filly will again have the services of leading Melbourne jockey Damien Oliver and has drawn favourably in barrier two. “She’s taken a lot of benefit out of that win at Geelong. We’re hoping she can take the next step up again at Flemington,” Baker said. - NZME
Logan team firing Donna Logan can’t split her Gr.2 Sacred Falls Hawke’s Bay Guineas contenders. The Ruakaka horsewoman said both Wyndspelle and Mongolian Falcon had made excellent progress toward Saturday’s event. “Wyndspelle has worked up really well,” said Logan, who prepares the duo with Chris Gibbs. “He’s going to appreciate the extra distance and he’ll be hitting the line well.” - NZME
Soliloquy decider Jonathan Riddell has a busy weekend ahead.
Southern prize beckons honest performer Seize The Moment will open a new campaign at Te Rapa today with another trip south on the programme of one of the country’s most genuine performers. The winner of six races, he also has four black type placings to his credit including two at Riccarton where he ran second last season in the Listed Easter Cup and third in the Listed Great Easter Stakes. “He’s such a consistent horse. “I wish I had a whole lot more like him in the stable,” trainer Stephen Marsh said. Seize The Moment hasn’t raced since early May and he stretched his legs at the trials last week ahead of his resuming run in the NRM 1400 at Te Rapa today. “The track was far too wet for him at Avondale, but the trip there and a run around has brought him on so he’s ready to go again,” Marsh said. “He’ll go back to Te Rapa for a mile at his second start back and he would probably need to win that to go down to Christchurch,” Marsh said. Seize The Moment holds a nomination for the Gr.2 Coupland’s Bakeries Mile at Riccarton on November 9.
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The direction of Cortado’s campaign is likely to be decided by her second-up performance. Second in last season’s Ryder Stakes, she will resume at Te Rapa in today’s Distinction Hamilton $5K Punters’ Challenge 5th Nov@Te Rapa for trainers Peter and Dawn Williams and Paul Richards ahead of a return to black type competition at Ellerslie. “Peter and the team have got the Soliloquy Stakes in mind for her and they’ll decide which way they go with her after that,” owner Sir Peter Vela’s racing manager Garry Cossey said. - NZME
Pentathlon chasing Cup The John Wheeler-trained Pentathlon will make his Australian debut at Flemington on Sunday. The Pentire five-year-old will run in the Gr.3 The Bart Cummings with the winner of the 2500 metre handicap exempt from the ballot for the Gr.1 Melbourne Cup. Runner-up in last season’s Wellington Cup and fourth in the Gr.1 Auckland Cup, Pentathlon has had two recent runs at the Hawke’s Bay carnival and he will be ridden this weekend by James McDonald. - NZME
Hey Doc returns Leith Innes gets the best out of Seize The Moment. The stable has also entered Thee Auld Floozie, Ruud Not Too and recent addition Tahni Dancer for the event. “Ruud Not Too had a jump-out at Cambridge on Friday and she’s coming up really well and Tahni
Dancer got a long way back in her first run for us at Taupo,” Marsh said. “She’ll go to Hawke’s Bay on Saturday and if she runs well over 1400 metres we’ll look at getting her down to Riccarton.”
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Tahni Dancer was a maiden winner at Cranbourne for Caulfield trainer Clinton McDonald. She also placed at Group Two and Three level in Melbourne and she was fifth in the Gr.1 Thousand Guineas. - NZME
A strong last-start win at Moonee Valley by Hey Doc has prompted trainer Tony McEvoy to step the three-year-old up in class to Group Two level. McEvoy pinpointed tonight’s Bill Stutt Stakes (1600m) for Hey Doc after the gelding raced to 1-1/4 length win on September 3 at the same track. - AAP
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What now for the Shield? BY ALEX MCLEOD After coming away with a 29-23 victory over Waikato at FMG Stadium on Thursday night, Canterbury claimed the Ranfurly Shield for the first time since 2011, their 15th successful challenge in Ranfurly Shield history, placing them at first equal alongside Auckland. Before Thursday, the last time Canterbury had won the Ranfurly Shield was in a 26-15 victory over Southland in Invercargill at the back end of 2010. However, after just two defences against Counties Manukau and North Otago, Canterbury lost the shield back to Southland the year after, who claimed a 2219 win in Christchurch. The Cantabrians will be looking to hold onto the shield for longer than just two matches during this tenure, and the first task they face is against Championship side North Harbour at AMI Stadium next Friday. North Harbour, currently sitting in fourth spot in the Championship standings, will be relishing the prospect of attempting to snatch the Ranfurly Shield out of the hands of the reigning NPC champions, especially after their failed attempt to win the Log o’ Wood earlier in the season in week two against Waikato. Should Canterbury hold off the North Harbour threat, they will keep one of New Zealand rugby’s most prized trophies over the summer as a result of not having any more home matches in the regular season for the rest of the year.
This would mean they would not have to put the shield on the line until the Mitre 10 Cup pre-season of 2017, where they would take on a selection of Heartland Championship teams. Despite their dominance in the competition over the past nine years and their seven-match unbeaten run at home dating back to week eight of last season, the Cantabrians are not guaranteed anything in regards to retaining the shield over the off-season. North Harbour, of course, will be looking to upset the apple cart with an unlikely win over the Premiership juggernauts, which would see them win the Ranfurly Shield for just the second time in their 31-year history as a union. If they were to defeat the Cantabrians, it would be two weeks over a decade since they defeated the boys from Christchurch at Jade Stadium to win the Shield for the first time. A Canterbury defeat at the hands of the Albany-based side would be the fourth-equal shortest shield tenure in history, putting it on par with Otago’s nineday run in 2013. A win for North Harbour would mean they would face a solitary challenge for the shield in 2016, as they host Tasman at QBE Stadium on 12 October.
The match would be just Tasman’s third shield challenge since forming as a union in 2006, following matches against Wellington in 2008 and Taranaki in 2012. Both matches ended in a loss, so a win against North Harbour
would result in Tasman’s first ever tenure as Ranfurly Shield holders, meaning they would lose the tag as the only Mitre 10 Cup province not to have held the trophy at some point in their history.
If North Harbour were to defeat Canterbury and then lose to Tasman, they would record the equal shortest Ranfurly Shield tenure of all-time, as they would have held the title of Ranfurly Shield holders for just five days, the same length of time Hawke’s Bay held the shield for in 2013 after they defeated Otago. This would all be good news for Southland, who would then go on to challenge Tasman for the shield on the final day of the Mitre 10 Cup regular season. If Southland were to come away with a victory from that match, they would hold onto the shield for the first time since 2011, and would keep the Log o’ Wood over the offseason. A loss for Tasman would cap off a sequence of short-lived tenures for 2016, as they would be the third side to hand over the shield in two and a half weeks, and in doing so would make them the holders of the record for the shortest Ranfurly Shield holders in NPC history, keeping hold of it for a minuscule four days. As entertaining this potential roller-coaster ride of Ranfurly Shield challenges and handovers seems, it is unlikely to eventuate, as Canterbury will be firm favourites heading into their clash against North Harbour next week to retain the Shield through to 2017. - NZME
Forwards going on a try-scoring rampage BY CAMPBELL BURNES Things are getting freaky in the Mitre 10 Cup. No, we are not talking about the free-wheeling rugby or the (negative) impact of the breakdown trial laws. No, we are in fact seeing an explosion of tryscoring feats from forwards. Last Friday night we witnessed an astonishing hat-trick by Counties Manukau Steelers prop Kalolo Tuiloma. It was astonishing because he not only became the first prop to cross for three tries in an NPC match since 1984, but he achieved it within the opening 17 minutes of the Chiefs’ derby clash with Waikato. Not since Brian McGrattan of Wellington, who was an All Black, racked up a hat-trick 32 years ago have we seen a player wearing No 1 or 3 gorge himself to this extent. Tuiloma’s feat followed less than 24 hours after Wellington’s 19-year-old hooker Asafo Aumua registered a hat-trick against
Northland in Whangarei. This was the fourth hat-trick by a hooker in NPC history, following Francis Smith for Northland against North Harbour in 2008, Jesse Ranui for Bay of Plenty against Hawke’s Bay in 1989, and Hika ‘The Happy Hooker from Ngongotaha’ for Bay of Plenty against Manawatu in 1983. Smith could also play loose forward, while perhaps we shouldn’t be so surprised with Reid’s feat, as he always carried strongly and scored two of the most famous tries in All Blacks’ history in 1980, against Australia and Wales respectively. Aumua’s achievement spawned immediate comparisons with All Blacks hooker Dane Coles, whose seven tries in 43 tests compare more than favourably with Sean Fitzpatrick’s 12 tries in 92 tests. But what some may have forgotten is that Coles exploded onto the NPC scene in 2007 with Wellington, a 20-year-old missile from Paraparaumu who scored three tries off the bench, albeit spread over two games, in his
Northland’s Josh Goodhue first 17 minutes of representative rugby. Just weeks ago, Northland lock Josh Goodhue scored a hat-trick, in a losing cause, for the Taniwha against Canterbury. This follows Jeremy Thrush’s trio of tries last season for Wellington against Southland, the only instances of locks registering hat-tricks in the 40-year history of the NPC. Not since Ian Jones had scored
three for the Chiefs against the Waratahs in the 1997 Super Rugby competition had a lock achieved this feat in New Zealand first class rugby. Just last weekend, centre Rieko Ioane of Auckland and No 8 Joe Tupe of Bay of Plenty scored hattricks in the 44-38 thriller in Rotorua. Though two players from either side achieving this has transpired in Super Rugby and the Heartland Championship, this is the first such occurrence in NPC history. No multi-tryscoring feat has been more unexpected, though, than Wallaby No 8 Greg Cornelsen’s four tries at Eden Park in 1978. Apart from the rarity of any player, let alone a forward, doing this against the All Blacks, that quartet of four-pointers remained the only tries Cornelsen scored in a 25-test Wallaby career. We await more statistical joys in the final few weeks of the 2016 domestic season. - NZME
World taking notice The Losi Filipo assault story has gone global – and New Zealand Rugby is gaining an increasingly bigger black eye as a result of it. The public outrage over accusations of the Wellington and New Zealand rugby unions unduly protecting the player has been picked up by some of the world’s leading international news media outlets. Under a headline reading “Knives out for NZ Rugby boss”, the Daily Mail’s opening paragraph read: “New Zealand’s rugby boss Steve Tew faced calls to resign over scandals that have damaged the sport’s reputation in the rugby-mad home of the All Blacks”. - NZME
Injuries hit England England are facing growing concern over the fitness of skipper Dylan Hartley and inside centre Owen Farrell as they begin preparations for their autumn Test campaign. Two of the squad’s most influential figures are suffering from back problems and due to the uncertainty shrouding their injuries, neither has been set a definitive date for their return. Farrell is causing the greater worry as the pre-season niggle that was expected to sideline him for the opening round or two of the Premiership is drifting into a second month, with no immediate end in sight. - Reuters
Brumbies re-sign Taliauli Former Australian Sevens speedster Lausii Taliauli has resigned with the Brumbies for the 2017 Super Rugby season. Taliauli has played only 15 games for the ACT franchise over the past two years, but the winger could be in line for more minutes with the departure of France- bound Wallabies flyer Joe Tomane. Coach Stephen Larkham said there was a huge opportunity for the 23-year-old to push his case for a starting spot next season. - AAP
Cotter back in France Departing Scottish coach Vern Cotter is heading back to French club rugby with Montpellier. The 54-year-old Kiwi will take over at the European Challenge Cup holders for the 2017/18 season. He replaces South African World Cup winning coach Jake White, whose Montpellier contract ends in June. Former international Gregor Townsend will take over as the new Scotland boss in June. - NZME
All Blacks named The All Blacks have delivered on their promise to rotate players on the road, making four changes to their starting side to face Argentina in Buenos Aires. There are two changes to the pack and two to the backline for Saturday’s Rugby Championship clash, while an altered reserves bench features uncapped outside back Damian McKenzie. Ben Smith, Israel Dagg, Anton Lienert-Brown, Ryan Crotty, Julian Savea, Beauden Barrett, TJ Perenara, Kieran Read (capt), Ardie Savea, Liam Squire, Brodie Retallick, Patrick Tuipulotu, Owen Franks, Dane Coles, Joe Moody. Reserves: Codie Taylor, Wyatt Crockett, Ofa Tu’ungafasi, Sam Whitelock, Elliot Dixon, Tawera Kerr-Barlow, Lima Sopoaga, Damian McKenzie. - NZME
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In brief High praise for Hodge Wallabies skills coach Mick Byrne has hailed Reece Hodge as one of the best kickers he’s ever seen as the Test newcomer prepares to unleash his superboot at high altitude. Hodge has retained his spot on the left wing and will make his fourth appearance for Australia in Sunday morning’s Rugby Championship clash against the Springboks at Loftus Versfeld. All eyes will be on Hodge to see just how much more distance he can squeeze out with the aid of the thin air of South Africa’s high veld region. - AAP
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Young wing Christian Vainerere has retained his place in the starting XV after a fine try-scoring performance for the Hammers against West Coast last Saturday. PHOTO TETSURO MITOMO 240916-TM-171
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Hammers target top four By James Ford
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Mid Canterbury will be gunning for a bonus point win when they take on bottom of the ladder East Coast in week six of the Heartland Championship in Ruatoria tomorrow. After seeing off a defiant West Coast with two late tries from prop Mike Lynch and first five Jarred Percival last weekend, the Hammers are within touching distance of the top four. Mid Canterbury will head into the clash as heavy favourites
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika says Sean McMahon is the clear long-term frontrunner to replace David Pocock after winning selection for their clash against South Africa. McMahon’s inclusion for the injured Pocock is the only change made by Cheika to the starting side that beat Argentina in their last outing two weeks ago. Cheika said McMahon’s improved lineout play and strong ball-carrying ability made it a clear choice, believing he will be perfectly suited to the high-altitude conditions. Pocock is taking a break from rugby in 2017, meaning his regular position at the back of the scrum is up for grabs. - AAP
on paper, with East Coast yet to record a win this season after falling to defeats against Poverty Bay, Wanganui, West Coast, North Otago and Buller. The head-to-head record also bodes well for Mid Canterbury after downing the Coasters five times out of the two sides’ seven Heartland clashes. Mid Canterbury currently sit in fifth spot on the table with 17 points from their five outings. Wairarapa Bush fill fourth place on 19 points while Buller are in third on 21 points.
South Canterbury are in second spot on 22 and unbeaten defending champions Wanganui sit at the top on 24 points. Co-coaches Craig Dunlea and James Jowsey have made three changes to the Hammers’ starting XV for tomorrow’s clash. Loan player Sam Cottam will fill in at tighthead prop in place of Lynch, who is being rested as a precaution after picking up a side injury last week. Meanwhile loan loose forward Jordan Stewart will take the place of Nicholas McKain, who has
prior commitments, at openside flanker. Nete Caucau will take up a place on the bench as Richard Catherwood moves to second five, while Catherwood’s 13 jersey will be filled by Rakaia’s Maleli Sau. After impressing on his first start of the season last week, Christian Vainerere will retain his place on the right wing. Heartland Championship week six: East Coast v Mid Canterbury, Whakarua Park, 2.30pm.
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Mid Canterbury: Hamish Finnie, Brendon Ridgen, Sam Cottam, Jon Dampney, Eric Duff, Tavita Ula, Jordan Stewart, Phil Watson, Will Mackenzie, Jarred Percival, Seta Koroitamana, Richard Catherwood, Maleli Sau, Christian Vainerere, Timoci Nabakeke. Replacements: Jackson Donlan, Mike Lynch, Kody Nordqvist, Angus Lindsay, Tyler Blackburn, Nete Caucau, Andrew Letham. East Coast: Michael Chambers, Perrin Manuel, George Tuala, Joketani Koroi, Tim Barbarich, Hone Haerewa, Mikaira Chaffey, Parkekura, Lalaga, Tevita Ahoafi, Sam Parkes, Caleb Lewis, Loni Fisiihoi, Tane McGuire, Jayden Milner, Verdon Bartlett. Replacements: Rod Ririnui, Pera Bishop, Solomone Vaka, Daniel Knubley, Kris Palmer, David Manuel.
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Storm’s brothers in arms Jesse Bromwich was more envious than normal when he watched the 2014 decider. Not only was his Melbourne side sent crashing out in week one of that year’s NRL finals, but there was also the pain of watching another lifelong dream being fulfilled by someone else. Or to be precise, three others. The sight of an emotional Sam, George and Thomas Burgess sprawled across the ANZ Stadium turf after their victory over Canterbury sent shivers only certain bloodlines can. On Sunday, Jesse will get the chance to emulate the Burgess boys when he plays alongside brother Kenny in this year’s decider against Cronulla. “It’s pretty hard to watch any grand final when you’re not in it,” Bromwich said. “But I definitely watched that one. “You wish it was you instead of them. “It’s always been a goal of ours, to play in a grand final together one day. “You set goals, but you’re never sure if it’s going to come true. “This one has, so here we go.” The Bromwich boys will be-
“But we’ve moved on from that now and it’s all about trying to help each other get better,” he said.
Bromwich brothers Jesse and Kenny are ready to put it all on the line in Sunday’s NRL Grand Final. come the 13th set of brothers to play in a grand final decider, including Norm and Peter Provan, and Andrew and Matthew Johns. Others include Ian and Nathan Hindmarsh, as well as Brett and Glenn Stewart. Victory would be especially sweet for Jesse, whose well-doc-
umented move to the Storm only came due to their chase of older brother Kenny. But that doesn’t mean the New Zealand international will be more grateful to his sibling. “Nah, we’re past that now. “At the start I was really thankful to him.
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Norm and Peter Provan (St George 1958-59) - Both wins Gary, Mark and Graeme Hughes (Canterbury 1980) - Win Gary, Mark and Graeme Hughes (Canterbury 1979) - Loss Steve, Peter and Chris Mortimer (Canterbury 1980, 1984-85) - Win Steve, Peter and Chris Mortimer (Canterbury 1986) - Loss Kerrod and Kevin Walters (Brisbane 1992-93) - Both wins Matthew and Andrew Johns (Newcastle 1997) - Win Brett and Glenn Stewart (Manly 2008, 2011) - Both wins Sam, George and Thomas Burgess (South Sydney 2014) - Win Michael and Phil Blake (Manly 1982-83) - Both losses Peter and Mark Coyne (St George 1992) - Loss Glen and Corey Hughes (Canterbury 1998) - Loss Ian and Nathan Hindmarsh (2002) - Loss - AAP
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Melbourne gets the nod from NRL stars Jason Taumalolo (Cowboys) Melbourne. Their defence speaks for itself. Best in the competition. It’s hard to put points on a team like that. They always turn up for each other. (From experience) it’s hard to get the team going forward when you consistently have three or four guys hanging off you. Sam Burgess (Rabbitohs) Can’t pick a winner. It really depends on the start of the game. Melbourne are clinical. Cronulla, for many it’s their first time here but they’ve got so many experienced players. We played them both in the last five weeks of the year, one after the other, Melbourne beat us in golden point and we beat the Sharks by six.
So, I can’t split them. Corey Parker (Broncos) If the Cronulla Sharks can emulate what they did last week against the Cowboys, I think they’ll win. If they play that exciting, expansive brand of football ... they’ll really trouble Melbourne. I firmly believe the two best teams are in the grand final. Ryan Hoffman (Warriors) You’ve got to have a bit of sen-
timent at this time of year and I’m definitely on the Storm. Josh Papalii (Raiders) It would be nice see the Sharks make a bit of history, but I think the Storm. They’ve got a lot of experience in the team. It’ll go down to the wire. Billy Slater (Storm) Premierships are won on defence and the team that works the hardest and defends as a
team will give themselves the best opportunity. Our set plays are an edge where we can get over the Sharks. But they were extremely dominant last week and are every chance as well. We’ve got some young guys who haven’t experienced it before but I’m sure they’ll be leaning on the likes of Cooper (Cronk) and Cam (Smith) to get them through the week. Ash Taylor (Titans) I’ve got to go Melbourne. There’s a lot of Queensland players in there, so they’re my pick. James Gavet (Warriors) It’d have to be Cronulla. They’ve got a bit of X-factor and are a bit more hungry – they haven’t been there. - AAP
Cronk, Taumalolo share Dally M medal
Jason Taumalolo
They were inseparable after 16 games, and nothing changed after 26. For the second time in three years, joint winners claimed the Dally M medal, with Melbourne’s Cooper Cronk and North Queensland’s Jason Taumalolo crowned this week. The countdown went down to the wire. Taumalolo drew level with Cronk in round 25 however neither got any points in the final round. “We had a little special moment when it came to the last round. We were asking each other,’ Did you play well? What did you do?’ Cronk said. “We couldn’t work out whether we
gained points or not so we just had a little shake of the hands and said, ‘Well I hope we get to share it with you’.” Cronk’s prize night continues a superb few days that includes joining the exclusive 300-game club, as well as helping the Storm qualify for the grand final. He became the eighth player to win the award on multiple occasions. Taumalolo was the first forward to wear the medal since Cameron Smith achieved the feat in 2006. Ricky Stuart took out coach of the year for his role in waking up the sleeping giant in Canberra, leading them to within one game of a decider. - AAP
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There is one NRL grand final debutant that will arguably be under the greatest pressure at ANZ Stadium on Sunday night. But video referee Bernard Sutton insists he’s confident the maligned NRL bunker will pass its biggest test without controversy. “We’ve had a number of decisions where we’ve been able to make accurate calls in an efficient manner during the finals,” Sutton told AAP. “We’re in a reasonable position coming into this weekend. “Obviously we’ll be judged by how we perform in the grand final, but that’s what we’re looking forward to.” The $2 million bunker has had mixed fortunes in its rookie year. Heralded as a quick-fix to the long, tedious referrals sent up to video officials in recent years, the Eveleigh offices have withstood a barrage of criticism during the season. The attacks hit fever pitch in round 21 when Brisbane forward Herman Ese’ese was denied a try due to double-movement, drawing widespread furore around the league community. But the governing body has staunchly defended the bunker’s effectiveness, proudly claiming last month that they had provided fans an additional 10 hours of live play this year. “When you look back and try and measure where we are, we need to look at where we’ve come from as well,” Sutton said. “The reason the bunker was introduced was to increase the efficiency around the speed of decision-making and also the accuracy. “If you have look at the measures across the season. “We’re around about 15 per cent faster in terms of the efficiency of decision-making. “We know we’re more accurate than last year.” Referees boss Tony Archer said the bunker had been in good form throughout the finals. “I’m really comfortable where it’s been over the last few weeks. “I think our decision-making has been really accurate and really efficient and they’ve contributed to the games,” he said. - AAP
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Third time lucky for 1st XI By James Ford
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Ashburton College’s 1st XI cricket team have recorded a mixed set of results on their Australian tour. The team left a week ago and were quickly into action last Saturday in a 50-over tie against a Caloundra Invitational XI. College dismissed the opposition for 226 with Will Graham and Gareth Hunt collecting three wickets each and Josh Buchanan chipping in with two. College’s chase started promisingly as opener Tom Ravenscroft posted 52 and Will Graham 35. Liam O’Connor recorded 26, but College’s last four wickets fell cheaply with College all out for 194 as Caloundra took a 32 run victory. Ashburton College faced another Caloundra Invitational XI in a T20 fixture on match-day two. College were hit all over the park as Caloundra posted 185 from their allotted overs with Buchanan, captain Sam Hall and Will Todd picking up the wickets. College’s innings again got off to a good start as Ravenscroft and O’Connor put on 24 and 30 respectively, while Will Graham top scored with 35, but College could only muster 126 to fall to a second successive loss. There was little time to dwell on the defeat, though, as the teams met again under lights at Caloundra Cricket Club hours later. College recorded 120 from their 20 overs, their innings again based around Ravenscroft’s 55 while the next best with the bat was Ben Niles on 15. A fine bowling and fielding performance then followed to restrict the opposition to 90. Opening bowler Will Graham and Gareth Hunt bowled five overs between them for three runs, picking up a couple of wickets on the way, while Ben Niles and Jarod Hopwood claimed three and two wickets respectively to claim a 30-run victory. The College XI will return to New Zealand today.
England paceman James Anderson is set to be forced out of the tour of Bangladesh with a shoulder injury. The shoulder issue that has affected his summer involvement with the Test team is set to see England’s record wicket-taker replaced for the two-Test series. Anderson, who sits sixth in Test cricket’s all-time wickets table with 463 scalps, turned 34 in July and earlier this month indicated he may not be able to play the full upcoming series against Bangladesh and India. - PA Anthony Mundine has called on all players at this weekend’s NRL and AFL grand finals to boycott the Australian national anthem. The former rugby league star turned boxer shared a video via social media urging people to make a stand at ANZ Stadium and the MCG in support of the indigenous community. The campaign follows the lead of San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick and other NFL players who have knelt during the US anthem to protest against racial inequality and injustice. - AAP
Choices for Parker Former heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko has been contacted by Joseph Parker’s promoters as they continue to scout for opponents in the wake of the Tyson Fury fall-out. Duco Events are in negotiations with Anthony Joshua’s camp about fighting in Manchester on November 26, but have widened the net to include a possible world title fight against Andy Ruiz Junior in Auckland this summer, and promoter Dean Lonergan said that an encouraging contact had been made with Klitschko too. - NZME
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Celtic brings City’s winning run to an end porters will have been encouraged by the determination shown by the Scottish champions during an exhilarating game. As Rodgers had confirmed prematch, Craig Gordon took over from Dorus de Vries in the Celtic goal, former Manchester City defender Kolo Toure replaced Jozo Simunovic while Dembele was preferred to Leigh Griffiths as the lone striker. City were without club captain Vincent Kompany, Kevin De Bruyne and Fabian Delph but still had plenty of talent on show in the shape of David Silva, Sergio Aguero and Sterling, the latter having played under Rodgers at Liverpool. Rain cascaded down in the lead up to kick-off and then the noise took over as Celtic stormed into an early lead. Scott Sinclair’s free-kick from 35 yards was played wide to James Forrest and when his firsttime volley was headed towards goal by defender Erik Sviatchenko, it was chested in from a cou-
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Right - Will Todd training prior to Ashburton College’s tour of Australia.
Manchester City have come from behind three times to draw 3-3 with Tom Rogic’s Celtic in a breathtaking Champions League encounter at Parkhead yesterday. In a whirlwind start to the match Hoops striker Moussa Dembele gave the home side the lead in the third minute before Fernandinho equalised eight minutes later. Left-back Kieran Tierney’s 20th-minute shot deflected in off City winger Raheem Sterling, who then levelled again for the visitors with a well-taken goal. Dembele made it 3-2 with less than two minutes played of the second half before Nolito equalised again in the 55th minute. The result ends City’s winning run under Pep Guardiola – 10 games before they travelled to Glasgow – and it was no more than the Scottish champions deserved. Brendan Rodgers’ side were hammered 7-0 in Barcelona in their Group C opener earlier in the month but he and the sup-
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Tom Rogic ple of yards by Dembele. Shell-shocked City had yet to settle before they almost found themselves two down. Socceroo Rogic’s free-kick into the box ended up at the feet of Toure whose shot on the turn was parried behind by goalkeeper Claudio Bravo for the first of a couple of corners, which City survived. The visitors drew level during a brief spell of pressure when Fernandinho took the sting out of a
long-range effort by team-mate Aleksandar Kolarov, turned, and knocked the ball past Gordon. Moments later, Rogic’s curling free-kick from 25 yards missed the far post by inches but when he set up Tierney on the break the Scotland defender’s shot nestled behind Bravo after taking a touch off Sterling. But back came City and in the 28th minute. After Dembele was short with a pass to skipper Scott Brown, Silva released Sterling and he cleverly turned inside Tierney before slipping the ball past Gordon from 12 yards. Dembele started the secondhalf as he did the first, taking advantage of Kolarov’s miskick in front of goal from Tierney’s cross, to hook the ball past the helpless Bravo. The Premier League leaders responded once more but their third equaliser came after Gordon had parried an angled-drive by Aguero out to Spanish attacker Nolito who slotted the ball into the back of the net. - PA
Mark Coyne has made it a personal mission to turn St George Illawarra’s NRL fortunes around, but admits the responsibility ultimately lies with coach Paul McGregor and chief executive Peter Doust. The former Dragons skipper has been drafted in to help return the club to its competitive best following a wide-ranging review of their poor 2016 campaign. He will join sports scientist Dr Craig Duncan, and coaching and performance specialists Clare Prideaux and Dirk Melton on a four-person football committee for a series of meetings over coming months. - AAP
‘Error of judgement’ Sam Allardyce has vowed to reflect on the “error of judgement” which has brought his reign as England coach to an embarrassingly early end, and has not ruled out a return to management. The 61-year-old left his dream job after just one match and 67 days at the helm following the emergence of secretly-filmed video footage which showed him making a number of controversial remarks. As Gareth Southgate was parachuted in from the under-21s to take charge of England’s next four matches on an interim basis, Allardyce could seek solace in qualified support offered by the likes of Jose Mourinho and former England boss Steve McClaren. - AP
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LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES • Bark • Oamaru stone • Rocks • Organic compost • Sand • Screened soil • Home deliveries available
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TRADES, SERVICES COMPUTER PROBLEMS ?? For prompt reliable service contact Kelvin Boult, KJB Systems Ltd, 4 Ascot Place, Ashburton. Phone 308 8989. 30 years’ local service. Same day service if possible. SUPERGOLD discount card welcomed. SUN CONTROL WINDOW TINTING - Quality window films for privacy, UV (fading), heat, safety and security. For cars, homes and offices. Phone Craig Rogers 307 6347 or 0800 TINTER. Member of Master Tinters NZ. Check us out on Facebook.
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EXCELLENT fundraising opportunity - free to hire. Community fundraising BBQ situated at Mitre 10 Mega. Visit our customer service counter today to book and for details. – Phone 308-5119.
PUBLIC NOTICE Section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 Mark Steven Swoney, 22b Charles Street, Allenton, Ashburton 7700, Owner/Operator has made application to the District Licensing Committee at Ashburton for the issue of an Off-licence in respect of the premises situated at 98 Harrison Street, Allenton, Ashburton 7700 known as Four Square Allenton. The general nature of the business conducted (or to be conducted) under the licence is: Grocer. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is (or is intended to be) sold under the licence are: Monday to Sunday 7am - 10pm. The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the Ashburton District Licensing Committee at 5 Baring Square West, Ashburton. Any person who is entitled to object and who wished to object to the grant of the application may, not later than 15 working days after the date of the first publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with: The Secretary, Ashburton District Licensing Committee, PO Box 94, Ashburton District Council. No objection to the issue of a licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in Section 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. Guardian Classifieds 307 7900
Birthday Greetings Max Parkin Happy 2nd Birthday Max! Love from Gran and Granddad. x Birthday Greetings are free for those aged 12 and under only. Free birthday greetings must be received at least two working days before date of insertion otherwise there is no guarantee that it will appear on the day requested. Photos will be available at our level 3 office for collection after notice has appeared in the paper.
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$570,000 BOATS, ACCESSORIES ADULT JET boat sell. Seadoo. Five main seats plus front area ENTERTAINMENT
seating. Twin rotex motors. WOF and Rego new on trailer. New battery. Boat upholstery needs attention. Motor goes. Ready for preseason servicing. Tel 027 244 9045. $8,000 or offer. Tel 027 244 9045.
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
ABBY Fox from Christchurch is visiting Ashburton Friday and Saturday only. Size 10 dress, C cup breasts, Kiwi with long blonde hair, 25 year old. Phone 021 087 48222. ALBA, 28 year old, Chinese lady, 36 D cup, busty, size 10. Good personality. Professional massage. In/out calls. Phone 021 163 2328.
ASIAN new to town. Beautiful, attractive, hot, slim, busty 40DD, exciting full body, slide warm hands, sensual touch. Good massage. Phone 021 047 9974. NEW Lulu, Korean lady, excellent service, two ladies special, one week only. In/out calls. Phone 022 679 3029.
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Daily Events Friday 6am ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. Real women circuit training in hall, 48 Allens Road, Allenton. 9.30am - 11.30am ST ANDREW’S ANGLICAN CHURCH.
Saturday 9am - 12.30pm ASHBURTON DISTRICT FARMERS MARKET. Weekly market with fresh local produce, hot drinks and food. North end West Street Car park. 9am - 12.30pm CRAFT MARKET. Crafts for sale in the West Street car park. 9am - 1pm ASHBURTON PLAINS ROTARY. Selling garden compost. Cnr Farm Road and Carters Road, Allenton. 9am - 1pm RAKAIA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ANNUAL FAIR. Plants including flowers, vege and
Pre loved clothing sale, bargains and cuppa. St Andrew’s Church Hall, Cnr Thomson and Jane Street, Tinwald. 10am 50+. An interesting speaker. Senior Centre, Cameron Street.
10am - 4pm ASHBURTON ALTRUSA. Fabric and craft pop up shop. Last day today. Ashburton Arcade next to Robillards Jewelers. 1pm - 4pm ASHBURTON DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP.
Open for research, all welcome. Heritage Centre, West Street. 5pm ASHBURTON C.M.T. ASSOCIATION. Social get together, come and enjoy. R.S.A. Cox Street.
strawberry, cakes, jams and more. Main Road, Rakaia. 9.30am ST ANDREW’S ANGLICAN CHURCH. Community Garden, Thomson Street. 9.30am - 12.30pm ASHBURTON TOY HIRE. Open for toy hire. Methodist Church Baring Square. 10am METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE. New Zealand Alpine and Agriculture Encounter, interactive fun for all ages. Main Street, Methven. 10am - 11.30am ST ANDREW’S ANGLICAN CHURCH.
Pre-loved clothing sale, bargains and cuppa. St Andrew’s Church Hall, Cnr Thomson and Jane Street. 10am - 12pm ASHBURTON VINTAGE CAR CLUB. Museum and parts shed open. 86 Maronan Road, Tinwald. 10am - 1pm ASHBURTON DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP. Open for research, visitors welcome. Heritage Centre, 327 West Street. 10am - 3pm ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM. A great selection of many aircraft from the past to the future. Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road.
10.30am - 3.30pm. ASHBURTON EMBROIDERERS GUILD. Stitch and chat, Senior Centre, Cameron Street. 1.15am ALLENTON CROQUET CLUB. Assn and Golf Croquet, Allenton Sports Club, Cavendish Street. 1.15pm WAIREKA CROQUET CLUB. Golf Croquet doubles. Waireka Philip Street. 5pm ASHBURTON MASTERS SWIMMERS. Open to all level of swimmers over 20 years followed by coffee and chat. E A Stadium.
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ARIES (Mar 21-Apr 19): You care enough to learn everything about your subject of interest, and that’s just the attitude that will allow you to mesmerise the powers that be with your indepth analysis and study. TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20): You’re like a radio station with a 24-hour request line. The stream of suggestions may be endless, but you’re not obligated to honour any of these requests. Ultimately you’ll play what you want to play. GEMINI (May 21-Jun 21): You need more than the usual amount of rest now to recharge and heal the daily wear and tear on your body and mind. There’s no need to feel guilty for sleeping in. CANCER (Jun 22-Jul 22): You feel where someone is coming from, and then stay one step ahead of the game. You’re an expert at figuring out the motives of complicated characters. LEO (Jul 23-Aug 22): What you want will cause a rub with what someone else wants, and the power dynamic will be worked out in interesting ways. What happens will be as much about your will as it is about the politics of the situation. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sep 22): You seldom make promises or pacts, but today there’s something you might enjoy promising, and there’s an equally enjoyable demand the other person would, in turn, request of you. LIBRA (Sep 23-Oct 23): Sincerity may not be the flashiest of qualities, but it’s high on your list of attractive qualities in a loved one these days. Knowing whom you can trust and feeling their affection will bring comfort and delight now. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 21): Recognise your strengths – not because you need a pat on the back or because the ego boost will feel good, but because others are going to miss out on the best part of you if you don’t know what that is. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21): You’ll be accused of generosity, thoughtfulness, amazing selflessness. None of this rings true to you. You think of your loved ones all of the time; it only follows that you would want to spoil them. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): Determination is a talent in and of itself, and today, it combines with another one of your talents, making you absolutely indomitable. Most will respect your top status without challenge. AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18): They trust you because you do as you say you will when it matters – and when it doesn’t. Big and small matters get the same level of integrity from you. None of your words are too inconsequential to honour. PISCES (Feb 19-Mar 20): You’re excellent company because you take responsibility for and pay attention to all of the signals zinging back and forth between you, your environment and everyone within it.
ACROSS 1. Does darkroom work, and grows (8) 4. Catch sight of mark on snooker table (4) 8. Garland that starts looking extremely interesting (3) 9. Capital manner is assumed when in company (5) 10. The insolence that pours out of it! (3) 11. It helps to assess it thus without the East (7) 12. Regret the church is included for a bit of dressmaking (5) 13. Hail no taxes being imposed as they are breathed out (11) 17. I’d smell strongly to begin with, being damp (5) 18. One out to stir around and see the sights (7) 20. Ladder found where the chickens are exercising (3) 21. It is still one form rent can take (5) 22. I being Latin, for example, get nothing (3) 23. What one’s at in one’s time off work (4) 24. Doing work with iron with slim gent like this (8)
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Insert the missing letter to complete an eight-letter word reading clockwise or anti-clockwise.
How many words of three or more letters, including plurals, can you make from the five letters, using each letter only once? No foreign words or words beginning with a capital are allowed. There is at least one fiveletter word.
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Previous Cryptic solution Across 1. Petrified 5. Car 7. Noun 8. Spawning 10. Impounds 11. Mint 13. Gobble 15. Closer 18. Ploy 19. Wainscot 22. Disports 23. Limn 24. End 25. Debatable Down 1. Pinking 2. Thump 3. Impede 4. Dawn 5. Critics 6. Right 9. Sully 12. Plane 14. Browsed 16. Retinue 17. Cantab 18. Padre 20. Climb 21. Hood Previous Quick solution Across 1. Tariff 5. Fabled 9. Agenda 10. Finale 11. Abut 12. Modifies 14. Sadden 16. Sagged 19. Largesse 21. Oath 22. Exacts 23. Tinged 24. Tattle 25. Dispel Down 2. Algebra 3. Ignited 4. Fragments 6. Alibi 7. Leasing 8. Dressed 13. Dissected 14. Solvent 15. Dormant 17. Grounds 18. Extreme 20. Extol
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DOWN 2. Underlined (10) 3. Compensated (4) 4. Help (6) 5. Neaten (4,2) 6. Spears (8) 7. Sight (4) 11. Ingrained (4-6) 13. Improves (8) 16. Jailer (6) 17. Fugitive (6) 18. Likelihood (4) 20. Candid and honest (4)
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DOWN 1. Sort of sleeve that could land MO in trouble (6) 2. They are carrying blood from a cave in Switzerland (5) 3. One is at them, taking trouble, and it hurts (5) 5. A pencil may be used to depict a bird (7) 6. This hat will come out best for each (6) 7. Quiet to run, it will somehow stop the bleeding (10) 9. It’s in your face, such a dessert, which is farcical (7,3) 14. Spanish inquisitor who took six men out east (7) 15. It may be made to run someone down or make him pay (6) 16. It is as powerful as this box is safe (6) 18. Definite article Marines take to the baths (5) 19. They were perhaps nice to one, being led by Boadicea (5)
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Family Notices 54 Ashburton Guardian DEATHS
FONT, Kenneth Vincent (Ken) – (Reg No 519678 WW2 Royal Navy - Mine Sweeper) On September 28, 2016. Passed away peacefully at Ashburton Hospital. Aged 91 years. Dearest husband of Dot. Loved and loving father and father in law of David and Lesley (Auckland), Beverley and Mark Walls, Judith and Steve White (UK), and Kate and Jon Bond. Loved grandad of Courtenay and Paul, and Megan; Ben; Rebecca (Ana), and Katie; Jonathan, Hugh, William, and Kendall. And a very much loved great grandad of Cameron, Zoe, and Pippa. Following a private family graveside service, a celebration of Ken’s life will be held, at later date. Paterson’s Funeral Services FDANZ Ashburton Ph 307 7433
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REID, Bronwyn Mary (nee Crean) – Passed away September 30, 2015. Devoted wife of Aaron; loved mother of Casey. Daughter of Kevin and Doreen Crean. Sister of Anthony and Jeanette, Bryan and Joanne, Jacqueline and Greg, Murray and Denise, Wayne and Louise. Sadly missed by the Reid and Crean families and friends. R.I.P.
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Brief early rain then fine. Isolated afternoon showers inland. Northeasterlies dying out.
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6am Breakfast The Breakfast team presents news, interviews, weather, and information. 9am The Ellen DeGeneres Show Ellen DeGeneres brings her brand of humour to daytime talk. 0 10am Morena 10:30 Jo Frost Family Matters 11:30 Come Dine With Me Noon One News 0 12:30 Emmerdale PGR 0 1pm Coronation Street PGR 3 0 2pm F Cold Feet PGR 0 3pm Tipping Point 3:55 Te Karere 2 4:25 Millionaire Hot Seat 0 5pm The Chase 0 6pm One News 0
7pm Seven Sharp 0 7:30 MasterChef Australia The contestants from the losing pub-lunch challenge team must correctly name an ingredient to avoid the elimination cook-off challenge. 0 8:40 Coronation Street PGR 0 10:40 One News 0 11:10 Dirty Laundry AO 3 Cash causes complications for Kat and Bianca, as there are revelations about relations. 0 12:05 Castle AO 3 0 1am Te Karere 3 News and current affairs from a Maori perspective. 2 1:25 Infomercials
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6am Paul Henry Paul Henry hosts a news show. 9am The Café Mike Puru and Mel Homer present a lifestyle and entertainment show. 10am Infomercials 11:25 Family Feud 3 0 Noon Dr Phil PGR 3 1pm M Lead With Your Heart PGR 2015 Romantic Drama. William Baldwin, Kari Matchett, Steven Love. 2:50 Entertainment Tonight 3:20 Sticky TV 4:25 Minute To Win It Australia Game show with $1 million to be won, with more than 70 games, so the competitors, who come from all walks of life, can never be quite sure what will come next. 5:25 Family Feud 0 6pm NewsHub Live At 6pm 7pm The Friday Story 7pm Shortland Street PGR 0 7:30 Jono And Ben PGR 7:30 N Take Me Out PGR 8:30 The Graham Norton Show Paddy must find dates for a AO 3 0 selection of different women. 9:30 7 Days AO 0 10:05 N Funny Girls AO 8:35 N The Voice Between Rose’s accent, Two artists make their blindLaura’s promotion, and audition debut for coaches Pauline’s perm, things might Miley, Adam, Alicia, and Blake; not be such smooth sailing the four coaches perform. 0 this year. 0 10:30 Two And A Half Men PGR 3 10:35 NewsHub Late 0 6am Creflo Dollar 6:30 Sesame Street 0 7am Leon 3 0 7:05 Tashi 3 0 7:20 Pokemon XY 3 7:45 Blazing Team 8:15 Jake And The Neverland Pirates 3 0 8:35 Sofia The First 3 0 9am Infomercials 10:30 Neighbours 0 11am Home And Away 0 11:30 Shortland Street PGR 3 0 Noon The Ellen DeGeneres Show 0 1pm Jeremy Kyle PGR 2pm Judge Rinder PGR 3pm America’s Funniest Home Videos 3 0 3:30 SpongeBob SquarePants 0 4pm Girl Meets World 0 4:30 The Adam And Eve Show 0 5pm 8 Simple Rules 0 5:30 Home And Away 0 6pm The Simpsons 0 6:30 Neighbours 0
11:25 2 Broke Girls PGR 0 11:55 Scrubs PGR 3 0 12:45 Shortland Street PGR 3 0 1:15 Infomercials 2:15 Marvel’s Agent Carter AO 3 0 3:05 The Flash AO 3 0 3:55 Marvel’s Agents Of Shield AO 3 0 4:45 The Adam And Eve Show 3 0 5:10 Neighbours 3 0 5:35 Crash And Bernstein 3 0
11:05 N Bob’s Burgers PGR A ‘flu-ridden Louise has a fever dream that takes her on an adventure filled with familiar people and outrageous musical numbers. 11:30 F Odyssey AO 3 0 12:25 Infomercials
MOVIES PREMIERE
The Voice
8:35pm on TV2
BRAVO 9am Flipping Out 3 9:55 Million Dollar Listing 3 10:50 Keeping Up With The Kardashians 3 11:45 Snapped PGR 3 12:40 The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills 1:35 Below Deck Mediterranean 3 2:30 Vanderpump Rules 3 3:30 Hoarders 4:30 Dance Moms 5:30 Flipping Out 6:30 Seller’s Dream, Agent’s Nightmare 7:30 The Real Housewives Of New York City 8:30 M Baby Mama AO 2008 Comedy. A focused and driven career woman, who wants a baby but is physically unable to carry the child herself, recruits a working girl as her surrogate. Tina Fey, Greg Kinnear; Amy Poehler, Sigourney Weaver. 10:30 Keeping Up With The Kardashians 11:30 Snapped PGR
SATURDAY
12:20 Infomercials 3 5am Dance Moms 3
PRIME
7:20 Focus MVLS 2015 Crime. Will Smith, Margot Robbie. 9:05 Paranormal Activity – The Ghost Dimension MVC 2015 Horror. Chris Murray, Brit Shaw. 10:40 Crimson Peak 16VLSC Far Flung with Gary 2015 Drama. Tom Hiddleston, Mehigan, 5pm on Choice Mia Wasikowska. 12:35 Woodlawn PGC THE BOX 2015 Drama. Caleb Castille, Jon Voight. 6am CSI – New York 2:35 Focus MVLS 2015 Crime. MV 6:50 The Simpsons Will Smith, Margot Robbie. PG 7:15 Pawn Stars PG 4:20 Trainwreck 16LSC 2015 7:40 Duck Commander Comedy. Amy Schumer, ML 8:05 The Amazing Race Bill Hader. PG 8:55 SVU – Special Victims Unit MV 9:45 CSI MV 6:25 Terminator Genisys MVL 10:35 NCIS PGV 11:25 Wild 2015 Action. As Kyle Reese is West Alaska M 12:15 Whose sent back to 1984 to protect Line Is It Anyway? US Sarah Connor, the timeline PG 12:40 Whose Line Is It fractures, changing everything Anyway? US PG 1:05 The he knows. Jai Courtney, Force MC 1:30 SVU – Special Arnold Schwarzenegger. Victims Unit MV 2:20 CSI 8:30 Captive MVC 2015 – New York MV 3:10 The Drama. After an escaped Amazing Race PG 4pm Pawn convict takes a single mother Stars PG 4:30 Duck hostage in her home, they find Commander ML 5pm The the will to survive in the book. Simpsons PG 5:30 SVU – David Oyelowo, Kate Mara. Special Victims Unit MV 10:10 Avengers – Age 6:30 The Force MC 7pm Pawn Of Ultron MV 2015 Action. Stars PG 7:30 NCIS Robert Downey jr, Mark Ruffalo. PGV 8:30 Elementary MV 9:30 Law And Order – UK MV SATURDAY 10:30 CSI MV 11:30 NCIS PGV 12:30 The Exorcism Of Molly Hartley 16VLSC 2015 Horror. SATURDAY Sarah Lind, Devon Sawa. 12:30 The Amazing Race 2:05 Trainwreck PG 1:20 Duck Commander 16LSC 2015 Comedy. ML 1:45 CSI – New York Amy Schumer, Bill Hader. MV 2:35 CSI MV 3:25 The Simpsons PG 3:55 Elementary 4:10 Terminator Genisys MV 4:45 Law And Order – UK MVL 2015 Action. Jai Courtney, Arnold Schwarzenegger. MV 5:35 The Force MC
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8:30 Hot Bench 3 Judge Judy and other judges debate before reaching a verdict. 9am The Crowd Goes Wild 3 An irreverent daily sports and entertainment show. 9:30 Home Shopping Noon The Doctors PGR 1pm CSI – Cyber PGR 3 2pm The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon PGR 3 3pm The Crowd Goes Wild 3 3:30 Antiques Roadshow 3 0 4:30 Hot Bench 5pm Million Dollar Minute 5:30 Prime News 6pm Escape To The Country 3 British couples and families search for the perfect country home while exploring the surroundings of each location.
6:30 My Mokai 3 7am Avatar 7:30 The Zoo 3 8am Miharo 2 8:30 Te Kaea 3 2 9am Kawe Korero – Reporters 9:30 Kai Time On The Road 3 10am Korero Mai 3 2 11am Toku Reo 3 2 Noon Korero Mai 3 2 1pm Toku Reo 3 2 2pm Opaki 3 2:30 Ako 3 2 3pm Hoiho 3:30 Nga Pari Karangaranga O Te Motu 4pm Whanau Living Stacey Morrison teaches about kai, gardens, and fitness with help of chefs, trainers, and landscapers. 4:30 Grid 5pm F Nga Kapa Haka Kura Tuarua 5:30 Te Kaea 2 6pm My Mokai 6:20 Huhu 6:30 Avatar
6am Benny Hinn 6:30 Sandcastles 7am Tiny House Hunting 8:30 Wild Catch 9:30 Jonathan Phang’s Gourmet Trains 10:30 Outback Nation 11:30 Toy Hunter Noon Sandcastles 12:30 Buying The Bayou 1pm How To Live To A Hundred 2pm The Operatives PGR 3pm Wild Catch 4pm Flight For Survival 5pm Far Flung With Gary Mehigan MasterChef Australia judge and chef Gary Mehigan explores his twin passions for fine food and fast bikes on a culinary trip through Asia. 6pm Buying And Selling With The Property Brothers
7pm The Crowd Goes Wild 7:30 MasterChef USA PGR 8:30 Bones AO The Jeffersonian investigates the decomposing body of a social worker found in a park, but evidence suggests the killer lived with the body for months before dumping it. 0 9:30 Sleepy Hollow AO 0 10:30 Jane The Virgin PGR
7pm Street Dance Nationals (HLS) 7:30 Get Your Fish On Series for lovers of angling. 8pm The Palace PGR 3 8:30 M The Mexican AO 2001 Action. Julia Roberts, Brad Pitt. 10:50 Te Kaea 3 2
7pm The Liquidator 7:30 Better Homes And Gardens 9pm Barn Hunters 9:30 The Get Growing Roadshow 10pm Gardeners’ World 10:30 The Liquidator
11:30 The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon PGR A celebrity chat show. 12:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 3 An irreverent daily sports and entertainment show. 1am Home Shopping 2:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 3 3am Home Shopping
11:20 Kawe Korero – Reporters News reporters dissect and discuss the day’s news and events. 11:50 Closedown
11pm Far Flung With Gary Mehigan Midnight Rachel Allen’s Everyday Kitchen 12:30 Benny Hinn 1am Wild Catch 2am Flight For Survival 3am Buying And Selling With The Property Brothers 4am The Get Growing Roadshow 4:30 Barn Hunters 5am Gardeners’ World 5:30 Rachel Allen’s Everyday Kitchen
MOVIES GREATS
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7:35 Chicago MV 2002 Musical. Renee Zellweger, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Richard Gere. 9:25 Life As We Know It MS 2010 Comedy. Katherine Heigl, Josh Duhamel. 11:20 Underworld Evolution 16VLS 2006 Action Thriller. Kate Beckinsale, Scott Speedman, Bill Nighy. 1:05 The Whole Nine Yards MVLS 2000 Crime Comedy. Bruce Willis, Matthew Perry. 2:45 Jurassic Park PGVL 1993 Adventure. Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum. 4:50 The Lost World – Jurassic Park PGV 1997 Sci-fi Adventure. Jeff Goldblum, Julianne Moore, Pete Postlethwaite. 6:55 Jurassic Park 3 MV 2001 Adventure. Sam Neill, William H Macy. 8:30 Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride PGC 2005 Animated. Voices of Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham-Carter. 9:50 Van Helsing MV 2004 Horror Action. Hugh Jackman, Kate Beckinsale.
6am Ten-pin Bowling – Weber Cup USA v Europe. 7am Motorsport – Speedway European Championships Second Event , Round Four. 9am Inside Supercars 10am Super League Fulltime 10:30 Rugby League – NRL (HLS) First Preliminary Final. 11am Rugby League – NRL (HLS) Second Preliminary Final. 11:30 NRL Footy Show 1:30 Football – UEFA European Championship (RPL) Sparta Prague v Inter. 3:30 Football – UEFA European Championship Manchester United v Zorya. 5:30 World Rugby 6pm Rugby – The Breakdown 7pm L Rugby – Mitre 10 Cup Wellington v Southland. 9:30 World Rugby 10pm Rugby – Mitre 10 Cup (HLS) Tasman v Counties Manukau. 10:30 Rugby – Mitre 10 Cup (RPL) Wellington v Southland. 11pm Rugby – The Breakdown
Midnight The Happening 16V 2008 Drama. Mark Wahlberg, Zooey Deschanel. 1:30 The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford MVS 2007 Drama. Brad Pitt, Casey Affleck. 4:05 Jurassic Park PGV 1993 Adventure. Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum.
Midnight Golf – LPGA Tour Reignwood Beijing – Round Two. 12:30 Rugby – Mitre 10 Cup (RPL) Wellington v Southland. 2:30 World Rugby 3am Rugby – Mitre 10 Cup (RPL) Tasman v Counties Manukau. 5am World Rugby 5:30 Rugby – Mitre 10 Cup (RPL) Wellington v Southland.
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0 Closed captions; 3 Repeat; 2 Maori Language; HLS Highlights; RPL Replay; DLY Delayed. CLASSIFICATIONS: 16/18 Approved for persons 16/18 years or over; AO Adults only; C Content may offend; L Language may offend; M Suitable for mature audiences; PG/PGR Parental guidance recommended for young viewers; S Sexual content may offend; V Contains violence. Local Radio: NewsTalk ZB 873AM/98.1FM FM Classic Hits ZEFM 92.5; Port FM Local 94.9, 98.9 and 106.1
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6:30 NRL 360 7:30 L Rugby League – Super League Warrington Wolves v St Helens. 10:30 Spartan Race 11:30 Futsal – World Cup (RPL) Semi-final One – Iran v Russia. From Coliseo Ivan de Bedout, Medellin. 12:30 Football – Oceania Confederation U20 Men’s Champs. 1:30 Rugby League – NRL (HLS) Preliminary Final Two – Sharks v Cowboys. 2pm Rugby League – Super League (RPL) Warrington Wolves v St Helens. 4pm Rugby League – NRL (HLS) Storm v Raiders. 4:30 Golf – Ryder Cup (RPL) From Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minnesota, United States. 7pm NRL Footy Show 9pm Supercars Life Features a combination of behind-thescenes footage, interviews and off-track segments. 9:30 Motorsport – WRC France Preview 10pm ICC Cricket 360 The latest cricket news and recent cricket action. 11pm Inside Supercars
6am Auction Hunters PG Missouri Loves Company. 6:30 Deadliest Catch PG Super Typhoon 1. 7:30 Gold Rush PG Up Smith Creek. 8:30 MythBusters PG Voice Flame Extinguisher. 9:25 Alaska – The Last Frontier M 10:20 River Monsters PG Terror in Paradise. 11:15 Most Evil M 12:10 True Crime With Aphrodite Jones M What Happens In Vegas…. 1:05 Shadow Of Doubt M From the Mouths of Babes. 2pm How It’s Made PG 2:25 How It’s Made PG 2:55 How Do They Do It? PG Peanut Butter; Breaking Point. 3:20 Auction Hunters 3:50 Gold Rush PG Leprechaun Gold. 4:45 Aussie Gold Hunters PG 5:40 MythBusters PG Birds in a Truck. 6:35 MythBusters PG The A-Team Special. 7:30 You Have Been Warned M Garage Genius. 8:30 Bad Blood M The Case Against Kevin. 9pm Bad Blood M Daughters Divided. 10:30 How It’s Made PG 11pm How It’s Made PG 11:30 Gold Rush PG Leprechaun Gold.
Midnight Ten-pin Bowling – Weber Cup USA v Europe. 1am Fight Night 3am Motorsport – Speedway European Championship (HLS) 5am Inside Supercars
12:30 Strange Criminal Addiction M 1:25 Dead On Arrival M 2:20 Auction Hunters 2:45 Auction Hunters PG 3:15 Deadliest Catch PG 4:10 Treehouse Masters PG 5:05 Dirty Jobs PG
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Sport
Durante back in the fold Wellington Phoenix captain Andrew Durante has been coaxed out of international retirement to make the All Whites squad for games against Mexico and US. The Australian-born 34-year-old central defender was capped nine times by his adopted country before hanging up his international boots last year. But coach Andrew Hudson has enticed him back in the squad for next month’s friendlies which also includes the return of skipper Winston Reid.
Top field in Brisbane
A welcome sight for Peak to Pub competitors – the finish.
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Race attracts big numbers BY NOAH GRAHAM Mt Hutt will be full to the brim with competitors this weekend hoping to pass the finish line first in the iconic Peak to Pub race. As part of the Peak to Pub 2016 event more than 300 people will be competing as they ski
for 2km, cycle for 18km and run 12km down the 2068m mountain to Methven’s Blue Pub. Peak to Pub event organiser Karyn Heald Robertson said there were already 100 more entries that for last year’s event. Competitors will need to register by 12 noon today and the number registering is expected
to continue to increase, she said. “It’s massive this year.” Robertson said the race was ready to go and the weather forecast looked good for the weekend. She said it was a great event and everyone got involved. The Methven locals loved to support it and many lived in
the area for the activities the mountain offered, Robertson said. “The whole town kind of gets into it.” The race will start at 2pm tomorrow and if the event is postponed the Mt Hutt Snow Report will have an update by 6.30am the day of the race.
Perenara gets his chance to start for ABs BY PATRICK MCKENDRY The renaissance of TJ Perenara, not included for the June series against Wales but brilliant since then for the Hurricanes, has culminated in a rare and precious start for the All Blacks. Named in the No9 jersey in the absence of regular starter and workaholic Aaron Smith, Perenara is set to press his
claims further against Argentina in Buenos Aires on Sunday after impressing against the Pumas at Waikato Stadium three weeks ago. The 24-year-old replaced a cranky Smith in that test and was instrumental in an All Blacks’ momentum shift which overwhelmed the visitors. “TJ has had a very good season with us,” coach Steve Hansen
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said. “Every game he has played since the June series, where he didn’t get too many, he’s been outstanding. He’s clearing the ball off the deck the way we want him to and he’s just doing everything right. “Nuggie [Smith] has had a massive season. He played a lot for the Highlanders and has played every game for us. We sat down and thought about it and
said ‘At some point we will lose him to injury, we’ve got to find out if these two other boys can do the job’. Now’s the time. TJ is in good form and TKB [Tawera Kerr Barlow] needs to get back in the group.” Another being given a significant opportunity is blindside Liam Squire, who, will make his first start for the All Blacks in the absence of Jerome Kaino. - NZME
Brisbane International organisers have pulled off a massive coup, with two of the world’s top three female tennis players to compete at next year’s event. World No.1 and defending Australian Open champion Angelique Kerber will be joined by No.3 Garbine Muguruza at the tournament starting on January 1. The visit will be Kerber’s fifth to Brisbane, having lost the final last year. “Players like to repeat appearances where they have had success and Angelique has had the best year of her career,” tournament director Geoff Quinlan said.
Willett furious at brother Masters champion Danny Willett is “bitterly disappointed” with an article written by his brother which describes American Ryder Cup fans as a braying mob of imbeciles. Peter Willett offered his forthright opinions on what each side needs to do to secure victory. “For the Americans to stand a chance of winning, they need their baying mob of imbeciles to caress their egos every step of the way,” he wrote. “Team Europe needs to silence the pudgy, basement-dwelling, irritants, stuffed on cookie dough and beer, pausing between mouthfuls of hotdog so they can scream ‘Baba booey’ until their jelly faces turn red.”
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