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Ashburton’s Winz building, the scene of a double homicide in September, is likely to become a new home for Ashburton’s Community House. Funding chair Kieran O’Hagan has asked the Ashburton District Council to partner with it in buying the now vacant building. His board appreciated the sensitivity surrounding the building but believed it was a good site from which to provide social services. It had a condition-
al agreement to buy the building, subject to securing funding and grants, he said. “We do not underestimate the challenge of securing the purchase of this building but our view is, that your support is absolutely critical to our being able to settle the purchase and enable us to continue to grow and service all members of our community,” Mr O’Hagan said. While he wasn’t talking figures, a “fair market” price had been established. Those figures will be part of a proposal the board will present at the next
council finance and business support committee meeting. The council has supported the social services hub since 1994, buying a building on the corner of Cass and Tancred Street as its base. This was home to more than 40 organisations by 2011 and more than 26,000 people had accessed its services and information. The building was damaged in the Canterbury earthquakes and the service hub relocated to a building behind the Westpac Bank. While this provided a good base, it was far too small
for the organisation’s needs, Mr O’Hagan said. It had looked at other buildings and at bare land, but these were either too small or too expensive. The Winz building was the perfect size and in a good location, he said. “With a council partnership we believe buying this building is eminently achievable but council support is vital.” The Ministry of Social Development, families of the shooting victims and past staff who worked in the building were comfortable with the sale
as were current Community House tenants, Mr O’Hagan said. He is confident that if the council supported the purchase, money would also come from grants. “It’s imperative Community House be re-established in more suitable premises; if we don’t we’ll lose our ability to be the hub for the community, serving the community. Our district is growing and the need for social services will only grow too.” Community House is run by a charitable trust board. Ph 03 307 7900 to subscribe!
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Goldie portraits fetch $900,000 Three portraits by New Zealand artist Charles Frederick Goldie fetched almost $900,000 at auction Wednesday night. One of the three oil on canvas paintings, Thoughts of a Tohunga, Wharekauri Tahuna, sold for $416,000, the highest price reached at a New Zealand art auction this year, according to auctioneer Richard Thomson. The Weariness of the Aged sold for $257,450. Bidding for the third painting, No Koora te Cigaretti, Portrait of Kapi Kapi, stopped at $175,000 with the highest bidder going into negotiation.
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Foo Fighters coming to Chch American stadium rockers the Foo Fighters have confirmed concert dates for Australia and New Zealand early next year. The Dave Grohl-fronted band will play Christchurch for the first time and Hobart – indoors – for the first time in 17 years in February and March, it was announced yesterday. The worldwide tour, which starts in New Orleans on Sunday, is in support of the band’s eighth studio album Sonic Highways, to be released in the next fortnight. They last played in Hobart in 1998. Since then, Grohl has written the instrumental Ballad of the Beaconsfield Miners for trapped Tasmanian miners Larry Webb and Todd Russell and the Foo Fighters have played at a charity concert in support of the Christchurch earthquake appeal. They last played in Australasia in 2011. The Foo Fighters, who have won 11 Grammy Awards and sold 25 million records, will be supported by Chicago band Rise Against.
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The Government is facing calls to lead by example and select more modest and frugal alternatives to its fleet of luxury ministerial limousines when it replaces them over the next year. The Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment (MBIE) has said it will soon go out for tender for vehicles to replace its current fleet of BMW limousines bought in 2011. The Government has owned the long-wheelbase diesel BMW 730Ld sedans since 2007, buying them, the Herald understands, at cost price of about $90,000 each rather than their list price at the time of $170,000.
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■ ALLENTON NZ POST OUTLET
Closed signs go up tonight By Sue NewmaN
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Don’t go looking for NZ Post in Allenton tomorrow, it won’t be there; don’t go looking for KiwiBank either, it’s gone too. While the shop that once housed both is still trading, it’s trading without its two key business arms, and come the end of November, its doors will be locked and the lights will be out. Last month both NZ Post and KiwiBank signalled they were withdrawing their services from the Allenton Post Shop and that, owner Brian Collins said,
left him with no option but to wind down the rest of his stock and cease trading. For some time he’d had retirement on his mind and had been trying to sell the business, but uncertainty over the longevity of the two services made that difficult, Mr Collins said. When they announced their pending withdrawal from Allenton, KiwiBank said business levels were not high enough to be viable while NZ Post said the retirement of Mr Collins had prompted its decision to remove postal services. It did opt to
leave its street receiver in place and until a new site was found, the private post boxes would stay. With just one day left as an official site for postal and banking services, Mr Collins said he was still fielding complaints from customers. “It’s the older people I feel sorry for, the ones who don’t have a licence now and can’t get into town,” Mr Collins said. KiwiBank and NZ Post officially sever their Allenton links tonight at 6pm when computers and other equipment is moved
out of the building. Mr Collins will then be left to sell off what he can of his gift and book stocks. He says he’ll continue to open the doors each morning as long as the cash coming in justifies the exercise. While NZ Post will exit services in Allenton tonight, it is not ruling out reinstating those services in some form. Media advisor Sarah AustenSmith said the company was making good progress in Allenton and its store team were on the ground this week. “We expect to be able to up-
date the community next week,” she said. While a co-owner from Allenton Lunchbox Dairy said an approach to them had been made, she was unsure of the outcome. Hec’s Four Square owner Brent MacGregor had not been contacted by NZ Post and while taking on a postal agency would mean a change in the way he ran his business, if approached, he said he would give the option plenty of thought. “I’m not sure it would fit in with my concept but I’d like to have a look at it,” he said.
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The hard work’s been done – now it’s show time By michelle NelSoN
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Today the gates will be thrown open on an event which traditionally attracts thousands of exhibitors and spectators to the Ashburton A&P Showgrounds. And with two $500 prize draws on offer for spectators today Ashburton A&P Show organisers are hoping for an even better turnout. Yesterday sledge hammers were pounding as the last of the marquees went up, the sheep dog trial team were busy screening off their area, and the 280 hoggets required for 137 runs over two days were introduced to the new surroundings. Dog trial convener David King said entries were strong with trialists expected from Gore to Blenheim. Over in the trade displays Todd Holmes and Andrew Jackson were putting the finishing touches to their exhibition. The biggest tractor the Jackson Hol-
mes partnership has ever had in the stable, a gleaming black Fendt 930, 300hp dwarfs a 1940 Sunshine header – which originally belonged to the late Sam Holmes. Horse transporters and floats were also pulling in. Judith Johnson from Waimate was one of the first to arrive with her team of champion ponies. She has parked in the same spot for about 35 years now, and is expecting the three ponies entered in today’s show ring classes to perform well. Other equestrians were also putting their ponies through their paces in preparation for their chance to shine. Early this morning the rest of the livestock will arrive; the crème de la crème of the district’s cattle, sheep, llamas, mules and donkeys will all be on show today and tomorrow. And if animals aren’t your thing, the sideshows and rides are also ready to roll.
Mimi, 11, with Kinloch Tansey and Olivia Dyer, 12, with Beechcroft Glamour, took the opportunity yesterday for some last-minute practise ahead of today’s Ashburton A&P Show. PHOTO TETSURO MITOMO 301014-TM-142
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In brief Gunman not caught A Motueka man who allegedly presented a firearm at a group of people has still not been caught by police. Jahdai Kennard, 27, allegedly presented the firearm at a group of people about midday on Wednesday at Thorpes Bush in Motueka. No shots were fired and the man then left in a vehicle, police said. Police were still receiving information from the public as to the whereabouts of Kennard and were continuing with their search, police spokeswoman Barbara Dunn said. - NZME
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Andrew Little enjoys a break in Ashburton yesterday, where he criticised planned changes to the Employment Relations Act. PHOTO DONNA WYLIE 301014-DW-048
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Law change ‘over top’ BY DAISY HUDSON
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Labour leadership hopeful Andrew Little has blasted the Government’s bid to change to the Employment Relations Act as “completely over the top”. Mr Little made the comments during a whirlwind visit to Ashburton yesterday, after he was labelled a “scaremonger” by Workplace Relations and Safety Minister Michael Woodhouse for criticising the changes. “This is a law that is heav-
ily weighted against people whose jobs do require them to have a break occasionally, to get off their feet if they’re on their feet, or get away from a computer screen if they’re on a computer screen, and that’s what makes it unfair,” Mr Little said. “It’s not scaremongering, it’s just knowing through 20 years of practice, how these things are interpreted.” Mr Little arrived in Ashburton as parliamentarians prepared to debate The Employ-
ment Relations Amendment Bill, which was passed by 62 votes to 58 last night. The bill is best known for removing the requirement for employers to provide rest and meal breaks, with employers required to provide reasonable compensation instead. “The rule might say there has to be compensatory measures, but if you’re a worker on your own, and you’ve just been told you have to carry on working through, you’re not gonna be in a position to say ‘by the way,
Mr or Mrs Employer, what about my compensatory measures?’, people simply won’t be doing that,” he said. However, Mr Woodhouse refuted Mr Little’s claims, saying they were “nothing but a cynical dog whistle used by Labour to create a climate of fear”. Mr Little stopped in Ashburton on his way to Dunedin, where he would make his case for the top job at a meeting with other Labour leadership candidates Grant Robertson, David Parker and Nanaia Mahuta.
A police car were rammed twice by a driver trying to flee from pursuing officers in Christchurch, police say. The incident occurred yesterday morning after police attempted to stop the car on Marshland Rd, and a pursuit began. It was called off on Linwood Ave due to danger, police said. Cordons were set up and police found the vehicle in a no exit road, where it’s alleged a police car was rammed twice. Police say the vehicle was then driven towards an officer who was trying to arrest the driver, but the officer was able to leap out of its path. After a struggle between the fleeing driver, police, a police dog handler and dog, a man was tasered and arrested. A man appeared in Christchurch District Court yesterday on a range of charges including reckless driving, assault with a weapon, and drug charges. - NZME
Big spend on school The Government has approved a $22 million rebuild of a Manurewa school that has been leaking ever since it was built in the late 1990s. The Gardens School, a decile 10 primary school with 528 students has been using temporary classrooms because of leaks in its original buildings. Education Minister Hekia Parata and associate minister Nikki Kaye said the $22 million cost made the rebuild one of the largest redevelopments in a $300 million school building plan to cope with both leaky buildings and population growth. “The redeveloped school will have teaching spaces for up to 700 kids, as well as a new administration block and upgraded hall,” Ms Parata said. - NZME
Achieving more and giving back Kylie Douglas achieved more than she ever imagined while studying at Aoraki Polytechnic. The Diploma in Social Services graduate founded Waimate’s Community Garden while on the year- long course. “I still can’t quite believe it. I wanted to learn to garden at the time and thought it would be great to provide a service for my community.’’ Backed by her tutor, Kylie forged ahead with the project which meant holding community meetings, forming a steering committee, charitable trust, and then an incorporated society. Land had to be secured from the local school and council and fundraising undertaken to get the garden established. The vegetable garden and orchard has been going now for three years. And Kylie has big plans for its future. The next step is employing a co-ordinator for the project. “I never thought I could do all this. I’m really proud of myself.
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Before this I had never been involved in anything in the community. It’s thanks to the support and encouragement of my tutor Katie Wiseman.’’ Kylie said Katie went that extra mile for her. “She went out of her way to help me. She is a social worker at heart and this doesn’t stop when she goes home at the end of the day.’’ It was Katie who encouraged Kylie to continue her study upon graduating. Kylie is now completing her degree in Social and Community Work through Otago University. The young mother-of-three studies part-time. She’s even managed to have another baby while in the middle of her degree. “I manage to do it all while the kids are in bed. “Older women often say to me how lucky I am to be able to study. They did not have the same opportunity when they were young mums.’’ Waimate’s Community Garden ted to “I still can’t quite believe it. I wan ght it learn to garden at the time and thou my for ice serv a ide prov to t grea would be community.’’ said Kylie Douglas.
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Shoplifting onslaught fears By Daisy HuDson
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Smith and Church Appliances proprietor Alister Lilley is bracing himself for an onslaught of “professional shoplifters”, after over $1000 worth of merchandise was stolen from his store last weekend. Security cameras at the store captured footage of a woman stealing a number of expensive
items from the store, including a Wii Console and an iPod docking unit. Police have been informed, and are investigating. Mr Lilley said while he believed last Saturday’s incident to be the work of local thieves, he was expecting an influx of shoplifters in the coming weeks. “Leading into Christmas, Ashburton gets hit by the pro-
fessional shoplifters coming from the big cities,” he said. “The scallywags take advantage of things.” However, Mr Lilley is warning potential thieves to beware, as their every move will be caught on camera. “We have plenty of cameras, and we’re gonna get ’em.” Social media has also been playing a part in identifying al-
leged shoplifters. Smith and Church Appliances office administrator Alison Magill posted about the incident, including a description of the alleged offender, on the Ashburton Buy, Sell and Exchange Facebook page. The post described the offender as a woman in her early thirties and of medium build, with long black hair tied up in a pony tail.
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Pathway to hockey turf finally sealed By Caitlin Porter
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The gravel path leading from the corner of Elizabeth and Grigg Streets to the hockey turf in the Ashburton Domain has been sealed, much to the relief of the Mid Canterbury Hockey Association Inc. Register keeper for the Mid Canterbury Hockey Executive Committee, Penny Kerr said the sealing began last week and was finished earlier this week. “It is all sealed and it is great,” she said. The association made a submission to the Ashburton District Council draft annual plan two years ago stating, among other things, that they would like to have the track asphalted and the council gave its approval this year. One of the main concerns was that stones from the path were getting onto the turf which is a worth a lot of money and hosts a variety of teams and competitions every year. In the submission the association noted that more than 1200 players, coaches and supporters
Ruby Robinson, 7, William Wallis, 12 and Henry Wallis, 9, are excited to use the path on their way to the turf. PHOTO TETSURO MITOMO 301014-TM-167
used the track each week during the winter hockey season. Because hockey is an allweather sport the track is used year-round.
Mrs Kerr said the turf manager had tried to fill in the potholes at times. “They (the council) would regravel it but sometimes it was
the big chunky gravel.” Mrs Kerr said it was not just hockey people that used the track but children on bikes and people walking their dogs.
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She was wearing jeans, a maroon t-shirt and sunglasses, and was carrying a black puffer jacket which she used to conceal the stolen goods. Mrs Magill said she had received “a couple of names” which would be passed on to police. Ashburton Police were not able to be reached for comment yesterday.
Convictions quashed The murder convictions of two women sentenced over the death of Wanganui man Paul Kumeroa have been quashed. Jamie Ngahuia Ahsin and Raeleen Matewai Noyle Rameka were sentenced in 2010 to life imprisonment with a minimum non-parole period of 10 years and six months following the 2009 High Court murder trial. Clarke James McCallum and Daniel Craig Rippon were also convicted of murder. McCallum was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum 15 years non-parole, and Rippon was to serve 12 years non-parole. The two men beat Mr Kumeroa over the head with an axe on September 23, 2009, killing him. The appeal for the two women was approved yesterday in the Supreme Court, and new trials were ordered. It was found that there were “inadequacies” in the trial judge’s summing up to the jury, appeal documents said. The women are still in custody but Ahsin’s defence lawyer Christopher Stevenson said they would be applying for bail, though he could not say when the bail hearing would be or where it would be held. - NZME
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■ METHVEN PRESBYTERIAN PARISH
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place Mr Vaughan, but they could also administer to the Mayfield and Rakaia parishes. This would be seen as a winwin as the smaller parishes gained the services of a minister who could live in the Methven manse. St John’s parishioner Joan Wright said yesterday a proposal to have a united parish was in front of the Alpine Presbytery, which covers from the Waitaki to Nelson. If this was approved, the proposal would then go to a vote among parishioners. In the meantime, lay preach-
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Methven Presbyterian minister David Vaughan’s retirement this weekend may end the parish’s century-old tradition of having a full-time minister solely dedicated to its service. The Methven St John’s parish has been led by a full-time minister since its establishment over 100 years ago, and in recent decades they have lived on site in a neighbouring manse. A new format of leadership being considered by church leaders may see a minister re-
ers would lead services at St John’s once Mr Vaughan retired after his last service this coming Sunday. “As everywhere the church, in its traditional form, is getting fewer and fewer people,” Mrs Wright said. Parishioners would be sad to see Mr Vaughan retire. “David has done such a great job for us,” she said. Mr Vaughan said he was being forced to retire due to poor health, after having a bad response to treatment for prostate cancer. “It’s just had a terrible effect
on me, if I had known what it was going to be like I probably would have done things differently. That’s just the way the cookie crumbles,” Mr Vaughan said. His faith had strengthened throughout his health battles. “I feel closer to God than I have ever felt,” he said. Mr Vaughan, 65, and wife Andrea will retire to Dunedin where some of their family reside. He was looking forward to farewelling parishioners at the service on Sunday to be followed by a lunch.
■ MOVEMBER
Council employees clean shaven – for now By Caitlin Porter
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There may be some shocked wives in Ashburton over coming few weeks when they see moustaches appearing on their husbands’ faces. Employees of the Ashburton District Council have now shaved their faces in anticipation for Movember and are ready to grow their mos. Eleven employees have registered and have rid their faces of any trace of hair in preparation for changing their appearance and growing a moustache. The men grow out their facial hair for the 30 days of November to raise money and awareness for prostate cancer. Chief executive of the council, Andrew Dalziel, said he hadn’t participated before with this council but was happy do it as it was for such a good cause. Like many others, who were participating Mr Dalziel was yet to tell his wife. Asset Manager Engineer Geoff Rhodes said while he detests facial hair he is prepared
In brief Privacy breached A Dunedin man says he is living in fear after a Family Court privacy breach resulted in his address being sent to his brother, who had allegedly threatened to kill him. The Family Court has apologised for the error. Earlier this year, the man’s brother was convicted of criminal damage after smashing thousands of dollars worth of equipment in the man’s flat, and urinating on his bed. Senior officials, including the Family Court services manager, met the man to apologise and “explained the steps taken to address his concerns”. - NZME
Key knows hacker John Key’s claim he knows who hacked Whale Oil blogger Cameron Slater’s computer and produced the source material for Nicky Hager’s book Dirty Politics means the Prime Minister’s office and home should be searched by police investigating the matter, Green Party Co-leader Russel Norman says. In a new chapter in John Key: Portrait of a Prime Minister, devoted to this year’s election campaign, Mr Key is quoted as saying: “Someone phoned and told me who the hacker was, but other than having a look at this person, I thought, ‘Oh well ... nothing will come of it’.” Dr Norman said: “If this is the Prime Minister now saying that he thinks he knows who Rawshark is the question for the police is why aren’t they raiding his house?” - NZME
Fire bylaw postponed A bylaw banning open fires and old woodburners in Auckland has been kicked for touch by Auckland council. Councillors decided to defer the matter until February next year. The council had been due to approve the bylaw for public consultation. - NZME Clean shaven Victor Ikini and the other employees from the Ashburton District Council are ready to grow their best moustache for Movember. PHOTO DONNA WYLIE 301014-DW-127
to grow a mo for a good cause. Some participants were left feeling rather cold with Environment Monitoring Manager Rick Catchpowle having to shave his goatee to start afresh. The men have no plans for their moustaches yet, although Building Official Ryan Proffit
said he is interested to see what colour his turns and Regan Elley a student with Asset Management said he hopes his grows long enough to curl up at the ends. Movember has taken place every November since 2003 and has raised $709 million
since it began. According to the Movember website over 4 million Mo Bros and Mo Sistas have participated. Twenty-two countries participate in the event which originated in Melbourne, Australia.
Robbery arrest The person wanted in relation to a robbery at the Greerton ANZ bank earlier this month has been arrested. The man has been charged for that and another aggravated robbery in Rotorua. Bay of Plenty Police said a 21-year-old who featured in media following the robbery of a Rotorua Four Square earlier this month had now been arrested. - NZME
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■ ASHBURTON TRUST EVENT CENTRE
Poor sales put shows at risk By Toni Williams
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Live entertainment at the Ashburton Trust Event Centre is under the spotlight with low ticket sales again threatening the cancellation of shows and jeopardising future events. The latest event to risk cancellation was Wednesday’s scheduled comedy performance The Underarm. Event Centre general manager Roger Farr said there was interest in the show, but the talk had not generated ticket sales and it was under threat of being cancelled. It was seen as a popular Christmas function event.
So far just 17 tickets had been sold; the ideal minimum was around 100. “It’s very, very frustrating,” he said. Mr Farr said there had never been a show or event cancelled at the event centre due to low ticket sales but the final decision was up to the promoter. It could impact on the promoter’s decision to include Ashburton on any future itinerary. The Guardian reported the threat to future shows in July when small audiences booked for performances by the Christchurch-based Key Note Quartet/Christchurch
City Chorus, the circus theatre group The Dust Palace, and American-based Tommy Dorsey Orchestra. Mr Farr said the event centre programme included a broad range of performances and shows “to suit everyone”. It stopped people needing to travel out of town for national and international events. The comedy shows were traditionally popular in Mid Canterbury, but Mr Farr said it was not the only genre to be affected. Other shows with slow interest to date were the Wellington Ukulele International Orchestra and the Russian National
Dance Show Kostroma. Both were scheduled for mid-November. He hoped The Underarm would generate some last minute interest and planned to negotiate with the promoter to wait until Monday before making a final decision on whether or not to cancel. The Underarm was a two man comedy about the infamous Australian cricket incident against New Zealand in the early 1980s. “It’s taking the mickey out of Australia over the underarm incident but there is a storyline. It’s very comical,” Mr Farr said.
Parents of dead teen make plea Friends and family of an 18 year-old high school student who died after a party are devastated and in disbelief. Bayli Marie Elliot, from Timaru, died shortly after midnight on Monday morning after gathering with friends to celebrate Labour Day Weekend. “The sudden loss of a friend or loved one is never easy, but to know that your daughter is never coming home is really really hard to comprehend,” Ms Elliot’s family said in a statement released yesterday. “Our family is devastated and we ask that the public and media respect our privacy while we come to terms with what has happened and work through our grief.” Earlier reports suggested the Mountainview High School student may have died from alcohol poisoning but police said the cause of death was yet to be determined. “This tragedy could happen to anyone and the loss of Bayli is a reminder to us all how precious life is and how easy it can be taken away,” a mourner wrote on an online remembrance page. “I am so very sorry for the loss of a beautiful young woman. “To her friends please be careful, to her family I surround you in hugs and thoughts of peace from afar.” Canterbury Police said they would continue investigating the incident and Ms Elliot’s death had also been referred to the coroner. Police said Victim Support were helping Ms Elliot’s family. - NZME
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Around the world at one location By Toni Williams
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Around the World is the Mid Canterbury Newcomers Network end of year settling-in meeting tonight as members wind up before the busy Christmas period. The family-friendly meeting, held at the Hockey Pavilion on Walnut Avenue, was open to all. It was a free event and would include a diverse mix of global culture, with food and music at its heart. Mid Canterbury Newcomers Network administrator John Hobbs said the global theme would celebrate all the different cultures now represented
in the district. Over the course of the year, the group held different themed cultural events encouraging people to meet others either new to the district, or interested in learning about the culture of others. Many friendships were formed. Mr Hobbs said the around the world theme would bring all those cultures, and more, together. “It’s the perfect way to celebrate Mid Canterbury’s uniqueness,” he said. Settling-in meeting co-ordinator Adriana Morales said there would be something for everyone with finger food, mu-
sic and dancing, and games. There were even prizes up for grabs. She said people could bring a plate of food from their homeland, if they wanted but it was optional. Mr Hobbs said future meetings would re-start in February after evaluation. They would look at how to make the settling-in meetings bigger and better, with more community appeal, he said. Anyone able to attend was encouraged to wear, or take, items to represent their part of the world. “It’s around the world in one location,” he said. It starts at 7pm.
Drugs cop pleads guilty A former Northland police detective on serious drugs charges has pleaded guilty three days into his High Court trial. Mike Blowers, 51, appeared in the dock flanked by a security officer yesterday and entered guilty pleas to supplying methamphetamine between June 1, 2011 and June 31, 2012, and a charge of stealing methamphetamine from a police exhibit room on or about October 19, 2011. A third representative charge of supplying cannabis was discharged. Blowers, who had served all his 20 years policing in Northland, was remanded on bail with strict conditions until sentencing on December 3. He was supported by at least a dozen friends and family in the court. The trial started on Tuesday with the selection of the jury and evidence coming from Constable Scott Tyrell, who had been involved in a drug raid on a Whangarei motel where a significant amount of methamphetamine had been seized. On Wednesday no evidence was heard as lawyers discussed what they said were “technical issues”. Outside court yesterday, lawyer Arthur Fairley said Blowers was ashamed he had let down his family, police colleagues and his community. Mr Fairley said the way the justice system worked was the Crown had to disclose evidence and the defence would prepare their case on that evidence. However, on Tuesday following evidence given by the first witness, the Crown had produced new evidence regarding the handling of methamphetamine seized in a drug raid of a Whangarei motel. “It seemed to me to have an important impact on the case,” Mr Fairley said. “(Blowers) is dreadfully upset. He has a family and he has been a police officer in Northland a long time before his fall from grace. He understands he has let himself down and the community he served,” Mr Fairley said. “He’s ashamed he has let down people he has worked with side by side on the front line.” He said Blowers’ family were upset but would continue to stand by him. Blowers stole methamphetamine from the Whangarei police station drug store room and then tried to cover up the theft by replacing the white-powdered drug with table salt. About 40 witnesses were expected to give evidence during the trial, which was set down for two weeks, including senior Northland police officers. - NZME
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Methven artist Karen Smith gears up for the opening of her popular Under 500 art exhibition today. PHOTO DONNA WYLIE 301014-DW-075
Riverbed filling with nesting gulls By Caitlin Porter
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It’s nesting season for the critically endangered black-billed seagull. This time of year is important for a bird whose numbers are falling rapidly. The gulls nest on Ashburton River’s riverbed from September onwards. Department of Conservation media adviser Fiona Oliphant said the Ashburton colony had grown to be the largest in the region. The gulls were considered nationally vulnerable until 2012, when their status worsened to nationally critical. Its predators include feral cats, stoats and ferrets, but it is also affected by human interference of the environment. Driving on riverbeds was an issue: A man was imprisoned for doing this last year.
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The success of last year’s inaugural Under 500 exhibition has led to a second event this year for Methven painter Karen Smith. The landscape artist’s works generally sell for prices ranging from $1000 to $8000, but at her Under 500 she sells a range of paintings for under $500. There will also be larger works and this year will feature Mrs Smith’s newest and most favourite painting, a study of Mt Hutt. “It’s a different view of Mt Hutt, I just love it. It’s got everything that I like, the moodiness, the snow,” Mrs Smith said. The Methven mum, who
paints in her studio, has just returned from an exhibition at her home town of Wongan Hills in Western Australia, where she was guest artist. “It went really well because my family and friends got to see all the work that I had,” she said. Her next overseas fixture will be in New York in 2016 where she will be among artists at the annual Down Under exhibition. The Under 500 exhibition will open today and run through to November 7 at the Short Street Studio in Ashburton. The gallery will be open daily from 10am to 5.30pm, and open until 7pm tonight and on Wednesday.
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had a birthday yesterday. I hit an age where I probably should be seriously thinking about growing up. An age that you aren’t really supposed to enjoy your birthday because you’re getting OLD! But thanks to technology I really enjoyed the day, well that and my gorgeous partner and my kids spoiled me rotten!! By lunchtime yesterday I had received several texts from my uncle in America, a Snapchat photo from my daughter McKenzie and had 114 birthday messages on my Facebook page. People from all over the world took a few moments to send me a message and I enjoyed reading each and every one of them. Strangely enough a rather large percentage of those comments focused on the large number of candles I would be inserting in this year’s cake. Fair enough though as I have been known to guess the odd
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age here and there during the birthday calls on the radio. All in all, it’s been a pretty cool year. A year of changes at work, some of which I was not happy with and neither were my 11 listeners! But I have to say it has worked out very well and I am really enjoying the brand change to Mid Canterbury’s Hokonui. It’s almost like “old school” local radio again. Like most things in life eh, it’s almost done a full circle on itself. If only a couple of recentlyretired radio legends lived here and were keen to do some shifts on air! This past year I have also learned that when someone
comes into your life and makes you happy, regardless of age (that’s a whole other column), enjoy every moment of it. Don’t worry about what some people think. The people who matter don’t care and the people who care don’t matter! My uncle in America has had issues with his ticker over the past year and reminds me a lot that life is short and to make the most of it. Also in the past 12 months I have had to increase the size of my text on my phone and now copy and paste a lot of my work prep so I can increase the font size. So although the mind is still feeling a lot younger, the body is saying, “just hang on a second there fella”. So it was timely that I came across this earlier this week: Revolutionary eye implants could replace reading glasses. A new inlay can be inserted into a pocket in the cornea to help people with presbyopia, or agerelated blurry vision, see better.
A new study has found the devices help 83 per cent of patients. Once people hit 40, their corneas – the clear surface that covers the front of the eye – start becoming less flexible. That makes it harder to focus on objects that are up close and often prompts people to grab a pair of reading glasses. Tests have found that the new thin, corneal inlays improve vision enough so that most users can easily read a newspaper without glasses. About 1 billion people around the world have presbyopia. I can’t see myself (see what I did there?) getting eye implants anytime soon. Till next week, hoo roo Hoops, growing old but not growing up. 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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China ‘vulnerable’ to ebola By ElainE KurtEnBach A scientist who helped to discover the ebola virus says he is concerned that the disease could spread to China given the large numbers of Chinese workers travelling to and from Africa. Peter Piot, who is director of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, said Thursday it’s not “rocket science” that with many exchanges between the two regions the disease could spread. “The concern I have is that I don’t think you can really stop people from travelling. “These patients will show up in any country in the world, but China is quite vulnerable,” Piot said. “The issue is: What is the quality, the standard of infection control? In public hospitals in China, the ones that I’ve visited, the level of infection control is very poor,” he said. Piot said China’s controls for infectious diseases have improved and authorities have become more open about public health risks since severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, broke out in southern China in 2002. SARS infected about 8000 people worldwide, killing nearly 800. Conversely, Japan has disease controls and hygiene that are up to international standards, but it needs to do more to help
A Buddhist monk remains in an induced coma while a Buddhist temple caretaker is recovering after a nailgun attack between the pair in Sydney’s southwest. Police believe one man shot the other in the head with the nailgun and then shot himself on Wednesday afternoon but authorities don’t know who was holding the weapon. The men, aged 29 and 59, were each shot once in the head at the Vat Ketanak Khmer Kampuchea Krom temple in Rossmore. - AAP
Self-defence rejected The man who murdered underworld figure Stephen Cookson and dumped his dismembered body in the ocean off Perth has been sentenced to 23 years behind bars. Aaron Carlino shot 56-year-old Mr Cookson twice in the head with a rifle as he slept on the couch in their East Perth apartment in December 2012. He dismembered the body, initially buried it on a private property, then dumped it at sea - the whole process taking more than a week. The crime was discovered after Cookson’s severed head washed up on a Rottnest Island beach and was discovered by a young girl the following month. - AAP Dr. Peter Piot, director of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, was was the co-discoverer of the Ebola virus, and questions why it took the World Health Organization five months and 1000 deaths before the agency declared ebola an international health emergency. AP PHOTO
combat what has become not just an epidemic but a humanitarian crisis, said Piot, a board member of the Global Health Innovative Technology fund, a collaboration funded by the Japanese government, Japanese pharmaceutical companies and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The fund supports research into treatments for malaria,
tuberculosis, dengue and other so-called neglected tropical diseases. Piot said that despite the urgency of the crisis, it was crucial that funds going to those efforts not be diverted to work on dbola. Treating the ebola outbreaks as a humanitarian crisis would help overcome worries over budgetary issues, he said. Japan has pledged $40 mil-
lion so far to help combat the ebola outbreak, but Piot said more is needed. “I appeal to Japan to contribute from their very rich tradition, in all senses of the word of humanitarian assistance.” “When there is a humanitarian crisis, there is always money, and rightly so,” Piot said. “Ebola is in that category.” - AP
One-child policy relaxed Fewer Chinese couples applied to have a second child than expected after a relaxation of the country’s “one child” policy. The world’s most populous country has restricted most families to a single child since the late 1970s, but the Communist party said that in November couples would be allowed to have two offspring so long as one of the parents is an only child. Authorities had expected the change to result in more than two million extra births a year, but out of more than 11 million couples eligible, only 700,000 had applied for permission by the end of August, the China Daily newspaper said. - AFP
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ISIS slayings ‘a crime against humanity’ Islamic State group militants lined up 30 men in western Iraq and shot them dead yesterday, an official and residents said, the latest mass killing carried out by the group since its advance across the country. The slayings, on a main street in the al-Bakir district in the town of Hit, targeted Sunnis tribal fighters allied with the government and members of the security forces that the extremists captured when they overran the town, the official and the residents said. The militants first paraded the men through town, shouting through loudspeakers that the captured men were apostates who fought against them, residents said. The extremists then lined up the men and shot them dead
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with assault rifles, residents said. A photograph obtained by The Associated Press showed a line of the men’s bodies by a small pool of blood as onlookers walked by. Anbar provincial council chairman Sabah Karhout said those killed were captured when the Islamic State group overran the town, located about 140 kilometres west of Baghdad, earlier this month. Karhout called the slayings “a crime against humanity” and demanded more international support for the Sunni tribes fighting the militants in Anbar. Iraq is in its worst crisis since the 2011 withdrawal of US troops as Sunni militant groups led by the al-Qaida breakaway Islamic State group
have seized a third of the country. In one lightning offensive over the summer, Iraq’s U.S.trained army and security forces melted away as the extremists advanced and captured key cities and towns in country’s north. In Iraq and along with areas in eastern Syria, the militants have declared a self-styled caliphate and imposed their own harsh interpretation of Shariah law. They also have targeted the country’s religious minorities, including Christians and others, killing hundreds and forcing hundreds of thousands to leave their homes. A U.S.-led coalition is now targeting Islamic State extremists with airstrikes. US Central Command said
the coalition launched six airstrikes in Iraq this week using jet fighters and drones, hitting targets near Fallujah and Sinjar. In other violence Wednesday, police said a roadside bomb exploded near an army patrol in a town just south of Baghdad, killing three soldiers and wounding seven. A later bomb blast on a commercial street in Baghdad’s eastern district of Ur killed two people and wounded eight, police said. Wednesday night, a suicide bomber drove his bomb-laden car into a police checkpoint in the town of Youssifiyah, just south of Baghdad, killing five police officers and wounding 18 people, including some civilians, officials said. - AP
Soldiers using heavy diggers and hundreds of rescue workers are clawing through tonnes of mud that washed away about 150 tinroofed homes on a tea plantation in Sri Lanka. The mudslide is feared to have buried alive 100 people on Wednesday at a time when most of the residents were away at work or in school. “We are also bringing in an additional 200 troops to add to the 500 already here to carry out the search,” the region’s top military officer, Major General Mano Perera, said yesterday. - AFP
War dead reburied China has held a grand funeral for more than 400 soldiers killed in the Korean War more than six decades ago, as ties between the former ideological foes steadily improve. The remains of the 437 soldiers, which were returned by Seoul earlier this year, were laid to rest in the Martyrs’ Park in the northeastern city of Shenyang, the official Xinhua news agency said. A nine-gun salute sounded and more than 800 government officials, veterans and relatives sang the national anthem, it said, with nine coffins draped in the Chinese flag lined up before a commemorative pillar. - AFP
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closure around fees and risks, while the regulator would also be putting company governance, such as the skills and competencies of directors, under the microscope. Meanwhile, he said the regulator’s mandate would expand when the new Financial Markets Conduct Act - a major overhaul of capital markets law - fully took effect from December 1. - NZH
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ous statements, all of which have discussed the significant slack in the US labour market. Share markets initially fell after the announcement being caught off guard by the bullish sentiment, however, recovered some of the losses towards the end of the session. Locally we looked to the RBNZ for the latest Official Cash Rate (OCR) announcements. As was the case with the Fed, the decision was not what markets were watching for. The OCR was left at 3.5 per cent for the second time in a row which was expected. However, the commentary given was far more dovish with less focus given to when further tightening may happen and more emphasis placed on the need for assessment before adjustment can occur. The RBNZ is still concerned with the high New Zealand dollar although conceded that weakness in commodity prices and global market volatility has seen a pull back. The dollar dropped more than a cent against the US dollar after the comments, ducking below 78 cents. The Australasian AGM season has continued this week
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with some of New Zealand and Australia’s largest companies holding share holder meetings. Typically AGMs give the opportunity for companies to reflect on the current year and unveil future plans to share holders. Of note from New Zealand was Freightways, announcing its strongest first quarter growth in over a decade. The company announced a lift in revenue of 17 per cent, with net profit rising a staggering 37 per cent for the period. Managing Director, Dean Bracewell commented that the positive performance in this first quarter underpins the expectation for year-on-year earnings growth. The share price leapt 6.8 per cent after the announcement hitting an all time high. Japanese industrial production rose 2.7 per cent from the previous month, beating expectations of a 2.2 per cent rise. This is the fastest rise the sector has seen since the beginning of the year. The rise was led by an increase in the demand for cars and smartphones. Although this is a step towards a recovery economists are hoping for further signs of a durable recovery.
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lobally, it has been a solid week for markets as they rebound, to varying degrees, from the recent sell off. Investors appear to be pushing aside geopolitical concerns and returning to the market with confidence. The New Zealand market pushed to a new record high this week, gaining over 200 points since its mid month sell down. Potentially the most important economic event for this week was the Federal Reserve meeting in the US. As was widely predicted, the October meeting brought about the end of the quantitative easing program, cutting the final $15 billion of monthly bond purchases. The Fed will continue to reinvest the proceeds of the bond buying program as the securities mature each month, keeping its $4 trillion balance sheet in tact for the time being. What took the market by surprise was the commentary which suggested that interest rate rises may begin sooner than had been predicted. The Fed acknowledged recent market volatility and stalling growth in Europe, but dismissed both commenting that neither is likely to interfere with long term unemployment and inflation goals. They noted that “a range of labour market indicators suggests that underutilisation of labour resources is gradually diminishing” which is a definite change from previ-
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entities (QFEs) detailed questionable methods banks were allegedly using to woo customers into their KiwiSaver schemes, including staff informing customers that their credit applications would be more favourably considered if they transferred to the lender’s savings scheme. Everett told the conference that the FMA was also concerned about poor quality dis-
Westland Milk had to dump about 250 cubic metres of milk yesterday, after it reached capacity and was unable to send excess milk to other processing companies. WMP chief executive Rod Quin said shareholders were producing record volumes of milk of around four million litres a day, even before the peak of the season (November 6) had been reached. WMP had an agreement with other processing companies to take excess milk, however due to plant breakdowns at some of the processing companies the excess milk had to be dumped. - WPN
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The boss of the country’s market watchdog says poor KiwiSaver advice and incentives that encourage reckless or negligent selling of financial products will be key focus areas for the regulator as new legislation comes into force later this year. Addressing the Institute of Financial Professionals New Zealand (Infinz) conference in Auckland yesterday, Financial Markets Authority chief executive Rob Everett said his organisation would be setting high expectations around conduct from firms and professionals. “Here in New Zealand we are fortunate that the naked hostility towards the finance sector, so visible in some other jurisdictions, does not exist,” he said.
“We have to work incredibly hard to keep it that way.” Everett said the regulator saw risks around the variable quality of advice being provided to consumers and shortcomings in investors’ understanding of financial products. “Areas you should anticipate us focusing on - under this priority - are practices that encourage churn or switching, including in KiwiSaver and insurance,” he said. Everett said the FMA was concerned about conflicted remuneration arrangements that encouraged miss-selling of financial products, such as changing KiwiSaver users into new schemes for the purpose of generating commissions. The FMA’s latest monitoring report on qualifying financial
Financial Markets Authority action against six former men linked to Hanover could be delayed if Mark Hotchin wins a case against the failed finance group’s trustees in the Supreme Court, says his lawyer. The former Hanover director is continuing to challenge the High Court throwing out his bid to join the trustees into the FMA case. Yesterday he won leave to appeal to the Supreme Court in a decision from Justices John McGrath, William Young and Susan Glazebrook. - NZH
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Around the early 50s a keep fit club was formed and instructed by Muriel Woods and other fitness and exercise instructors. This was very popular and it was suggested that maybe a marching team could be formed from this group. And so it was. Our team was known as Star KFC (Keep Fit Club NOT Kentucky Fried). Altogether seven teams
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Facebook forks out $22bn The numbers are in for Facebook’s acquisition of mobilemessaging application WhatsApp. The social network paid $22 billion for a startup that generated $10.2 million in revenue last year. In a regulatory filing yesterday, Facebook disclosed WhatsApp’s financial results for 2012 and 2013. The messaging service, which reached 400 million active users in December, generated less than 3 cents in revenue for each one last year. By comparison, Facebook paid $55 per user when it acquired the company. WhatsApp’s net loss was $138.1 million for 2013. Still, the results illustrate how far Facebook has to go to get its money’s worth for the app, which generates revenue by charging 99 cents for subscriptions after a user’s first year. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg said he’s in no rush to make money from WhatsApp, or Facebook’s other growing applications, until they reach 1 billion users. “The right strategy is to focus
Apple’s Tim Cook and Alibaba’s Jack Ma speaking separately at a technology conference this week, said they’re open to working together on projects that would turn phones into tools for buying and selling stuff. Cook and Ma, appearing at the WSJDLive tech conference in Laguna Beach, California, spoke of collaboration on mobile payments. “I’m very interested in that,” Ma, founder of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., said when asked if it made sense for his company’s Alipay Wallet mobile system to team with Apple Pay. “As always, a good marriage needs both sides hard working. I respect Apple and respect Tim very, very much.” - Bloomberg
Turning gas into gold on connecting the people before aggressively turning them into businesses,” he said on a conference call to discuss Facebook’s third-quarter earnings. “Once we get to that scale, then we think they will start to become meaningful businesses in their own right.” WhatsApp’s revenue growth is going in the right direction - sales more than doubled last year from $3.82 million in 2012. The app now has more than half a billion users, and revenue for the first half of this year reached $15.3 million, Facebook said yesterday. The unit’s losses are still wid-
ening - its net loss for the six months that ended in June was $232.5 million. Facebook already had a product for chatting, Messenger, when it acquired WhatsApp. Zuckerberg said that the purpose for Facebook’s Messenger is different than for WhatsApp. People use Messenger to communicate with their Facebook friends, while WhatsApp is more of a text-messaging replacement that people might use with those who aren’t their friends on social media. The two products are seeing growth in some of the same countries, he said.
The world’s largest social network paid for WhatsApp mostly with equity, boosted by a rise in its stock price. Those who praised the acquisition said Facebook was knocking out a major competitor by bringing it into the company. “For the next few years our focus is going to continue to be on growth,” Jan Koum, WhatsApp’s CEO, said at Re/code’s mobile conference in Half Moon Bay, California. “We’re going to focus on growth and not do any kind of experimentation with monetisation today.” - Bloomberg
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Google researching early warning signs Google is exploring a way to search inside people’s bodies for early signs of deadly illnesses such as cancer or heart disease. A Life Sciences team at the special projects Google X Lab are experimenting with having “nanoparticles” hunt for signs
of medical trouble in bloodstreams and then essentially report findings to sensors people could wear. “This is still early-stage research, but we’ve done a number of promising experiments, so we’re going to keep going,”
the California-based technology titan said. Imagined applications include a test for enzymes given off by arterial plaques that are about to rupture and cause a heart attack or stroke, or a way to watch for cancer cells after surgery.
Early detection is known to dramatically increase chances of successfully treating a number of life-threatening diseases. If successful, the technology could “help physicians detect a disease that’s starting to develop,” Google said. - AFP
A husband and wife team could help change the way products as common as car tyres are made by recycling chemicals from greenhouse gases. A two-year project, led by University of Otago biochemists Dr Monica Gerth and Dr Wayne Patrick, could also help position New Zealand at the centre of a global “green biotech” market projected to reach a value of $100 billion by 2020. The couple are halfway through the programme, which hinges on a gas-eating microbe developed by Chicagobased company LanzaTech. - NZH
Revenue soaring Facebook grew its advertising revenue by 64 per cent in the third quarter, helped by a boost in mobile ads that are becoming an increasingly large chunk of the social networking giant’s overall advertising business. The steady increase indicates that Facebook has succeeded in steering advertisers to its mobile platform at a time when most of its users are using Facebook on phones and tablets. Investors were initially worried about the desktop Web era-born company’s ability to succeed in mobile advertising, but those concerns are long gone. Though Facebook’s results surpassed expectations, investors sent the company’s stock down sharply not long after the results came out, possibly spooked by comments during a conference call that 2015 will be a “significant” year for expenses. - AP
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In brief Speedway in action The Mid Canterbury sidecars have already been turning heads after several tight tussles in the dirt at the Ashburton Speedway this season. They will go around wowing the spectators again this Sunday with the Mid Canterbury title up for grabs. The Adult Ministocks and Youth Ministocks will also battle it out for the Mid Canterbury titles while the other grades have valuable season points to collect. Racing gets underway from 12.30pm.
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Rowers up for regatta Ashburton College rowers get their first crack at competitive racing for the summer when they contest the Aoraki 1000 regatta at Lake Ruataniwha. The two day regatta over the shorter 1km distance will give rowing coach Steve Beveridge and his crews an indication of where they are at the start of the season, as well as provide a good hit-out before the Ashburton Rowing Regatta at Lake Hood the following weekend.
Tough start for Adams Steven Adams’ first game as Oklahoma City’s regular starting centre ended in defeat on the Thunder’s opening night in the NBA. Adams’ ascension to the starting five was confirmed by coach Scott Brooks yesterday but he was unable to help his injury-hit side to victory against Portland. The Trail Blazers won their home opener 106-89 against an OKC squad missing Jeremy Lamb, Reggie Jackson and, most notably, Kevin Durant. Adams would have started regardless of the health of his teammates, having enjoyed a handy preseason to beat out veteran Kendrick Perkins for the big man spot. - NZME
High praise for Johnson Pace great Wasim Akram has paid fellow left-armer Mitchell Johnson a huge compliment by saying that it’s a treat to watch him bowl. Pakistan’s Akram, who in a stellar career claimed 414 Test wickets, says Australia’s Johnson has been one of world cricket’s big improvers in the past two years. “He has got pace, 150 plus (km/h). He’s unplayable. He’s definitely up there,” said Akram. - AAP
The action on court is fast and furious as Craig Campbell (left) and Billy Nolan battle it out during the Celtic Squash Club’s summer league competition this week. Nolan prevailed on this occasion in three hard-fought sets, in the competition that started last week and continues into the first week of December at the club’s Keenan’s Road courts. PHOTO TETSURO MITOMO 291014-TM-138
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Pritchard Shield kicks off By Jonathan Leask
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After three weeks of Twenty20 cricket, senior cricket turns to 45 over cricket and the start of the Pritchard Shield tomorrow. The Shield will go to the top side after a double round-robin is played before heading into a third round-robin for the Muirhead Rosebowl which will end with playoffs for the top four sides. The most consistent team over the three rounds will win the Studholme Shield, which went
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to Lauriston last season. The Pritchard Shield holders, Methven, start their defence away to Tech with both sides getting their first taste of grass wicket cricket for the summer, after the Twenty20 matches were played on the Domain’s artificial turfs. Tech will also put up the Bevan Stroud Memorial Challenge Trophy. Next door at the Domain, Allenton and Coldstream clash for the third straight match after
Terrace Downs Open The Terrace Downs Open is an 18-hole Stroke and Stableford tournament open to all Golfers, men and ladies, with an official NZGA Handicap Entry fee: $45 Includes your first drink at Prizegiving. Check-in 9am for tee-off times from 10am in groups of 4. Discounted accommodation available Saturday night. Entries close November 28
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Coldstream had two wins over Allenton last Sunday to win the Twenty20 title. The other match puts Lauriston A against Lauriston B out on Line Road. The Ashburton College 1st XI is in a hole in their two-day match against Christ’s College at the Ashburton Domain. College were bundled out for just 67 before Christ’s made 169/9 declared for a lead of 102. College will resume day two in early trouble at 22/4.
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1 9 2127 Have Faith In Me (9) Purdon/Ras mus s en T Williams Barrier 10 7 Sans Le Sou (21) RAlfeld R Alfeld 2 11 327X3 Ask Me Mach (22) MHous e C DeFilippi 4 12 7X272 Ne ve rthe le ss (23) BHill R May 13 30 Quaint Gle n (24) KBarron B Orange
4 36455 Little Lion Man (4) PVermeulen M Purvis (J) 4 5 60207 Cimarron (5) MSmolens ki D Dunn 6 4008 Maximus Prime (6) MHeenan S Ottley 7 0X007 Buono Amici (7) RKeat s R Keats 8 90 Styx Monke y (8) MHous e C D Thornley 1 9 26X0 Marshal Star (9) NLeLievre J C urtin 10 000X0 Thingamajig (10) DFlint K C ox (J) 11 9707 Sorpre sa (11) RHolmes R Holmes CLARKSON SIGNS-VEHICLE BRAND SPECIALISTS 12 60X Nullarbor Nymph (12) T&GChmiel B Orange MBLTROT $75 00, 2yo+ c0, 195 0m 13 709X8 Major Patron (13) P&LJones C DeFilippi
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Franklin Harness
7:25 pm 815
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1 99338 Atomic Je t (1) EClarke 1 M McKendry 4 2 80369 Glamar Girls (2) DBalle D Butcher 3 0797X Darje e ling Bromac (3) IBrownlee I Brownlee 4 04958 Spe ak Up (4) GNoakes G Noakes 5 67486 Classy Ambition (5) PScreen T Mitchell 3 6 1X34P Our Wicklow (6) SDoody B Mangos 7 60818 Ricky Bobby (7) RBes t Z Butcher 2 8 59830 Russian Alsu (8) MCollins S Abernethy Ve nge ance (u1) SArgue S Argue 9 51950 Barrier 6:35 pm opt 5 02
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HIGHVIEW TOMMY AT WOODLANDS STUD $8000, 3yo+, c1-c2 cond, 2200m
7:05 pm 5 03
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CADUCEUS CLUB MOBILE PACE $8000, c2 & othe rs with cond., 2200m
1 0X938 Culle ct The Gold (1) TMit chell T Mitchell 2 2 Blinding Light SC RATC HED 1 3 10X21 The Orange Age nt (2) BHughes M McKendry 4 4 23114 Re d Sky Night (3) THerlihy T Herlihy 5 14363 Strawbe rry Courage (4) SMcCaffrey JStormont 3 6 6411 Vibhuti (5) BMangos B Mangos 7 30X23 Saucy El (6) GSmall D Butcher Ide al Succe ss (7) ADonnelly A Donnelly 8 7578X Barrier 1 14247 Pacific Rapture (1) JAbernet hy J Abernethy 2 7380X Chokulle n (2) Wallis /Hacket t M McKendry
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 27232 Sting Me 17.12 4 1 3 28241 Mr. Whippy 17.10 4 788X7 Charlie ’s Choice 17.39 5 54411 Know Je alousy 17.22 2 6 43315 Supe r Rooste r nwt d 7 11436 Anothe r Colt 17.19 3 8 71812 Call Me Blue nwt d 9 11123 Blue Re vie w 17.45 10 11131 Aniu 17.00
M Grant C Weir D Stapleton G C leeve Freeman&Turnwald J McInerney K R Toomer R Adcock J&D Fahey
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DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4 PLACE 6 3:30 pm opt 615
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1-2, 3-4, 5-6 1-2-3, 4-5-6 3-4-5-6 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 1-2-3-4-5-6 NZB INSURANCE PEARL SERIES RACE $12,000, R65 bmk F&M*, 1335 m
1 48X51 Thyme Zone (8) 59 KThomps on T Moseley 2 2201X Jose phine Bake r (4) 58.5 J&JGordon
R Doherty
L McKay (a3)
3 69X41. Ale ssio (11) 58 PRichards D Prastiyou (a2) 4 10733 Ske e t (2) 57 EWins loe 1 K Williams 5 5955X The gre atpickpocke t (1) 57 JSheridan 1 6 54X17 Je nuwin (9) 56.5 N&BBlat ch J Bates 7 39235 Polly’s Siste r (5) 56.5 GGibs on 1 R C uneen (a3) 8 812X6 Sape ravious (13) 56.5 SBellew S Wynne (a1) 9 8850X Avow (7) 56 B&SAndert on C Barnes (a1) 10 4000X She ’z A Virtuoso (6) 56 RClark R Black (a1) 11 68X0X Tilly (10) 56 SBlair-Edie L C allaway 12 089X4 Northe rn Tap (12) 55.5 K&ITaplin C Johnson 13 10X09 Ima Ge e ge e (3) 55 KThomps on J Morris DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4 PLACE 6 7:5 5 pm opt 816
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Ras mus s en
4 937X3 Stars And Sound (4) Hollis /Robert s on L Hollis 5 8X0X0 Viole t Bromac (5) LPy ers P Ferguson 1 6 420X6 Swe e t Art (6) Telfer/Garlick S Phelan 7 16854 Che e rs Kathy (7) Telfer/Garlick Z Butcher 2 8 20120 Ne ve r Sighte d (8) T Herlihy T Herlihy Barrier 4 9 2X162 Ste llar Kamwood (21) DWood J I Dickie 10 34X1 She ’s Smooth (22) BMangos B Mangos 3 11 56100 Ame rican Ange l (23) JYoung M McKendry DUNSTAN FEEDS TROTTING F&M SERIES
86343 Ohoka Coby 17.26 74272 Clone Your Own 16.87 61344 Mary Marlow 17.14 57382 Butte rbe an 17.29 11123 Blue Re vie w 17.45 11131 Aniu 17.00
3:04 pm
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L Waretini A Lee M Grant M&P Binnie R Adcock J&D Fahey
2014 SUPER PETS GALAXY HEAT 9 $2400, c5 q, 295 m
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2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 4-5-6-7-8-9 CLARKSON SIGNS-TRAD SIGNWRITING MASTERS MBL PACE $9000, 4yo+ c2 jun.d, 195 0m
M Anderson (J)
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3 79381 Le roy Brogde n (3) NChilcot t A Donnelly 1 4 83915 Franco Nikau (4) Reid/McMullan T Mitchell 3 5 36532 Take The Hint (5) J&DBut cher D Butcher 2 6 1322X Live ly Nights (6) John&Jos huaDickie J I Dickie 7 76867 Hunua Hone y (7) Hollis /Robert s on P Butcher 4 De bs Pal (8) TVince B Mangos 8 503P6 Barrier 9 42X53 Imajollywally (21) SHunt S Abernethy
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3 1 12241 Parramatta (1) T&GChmiel T Quate (J) 2 X8510 Highvie w Highlande r (2) BMowbray K C ox (J) 4 3 636X2 Magic Oats (3) T&GChmiel M Neilson (J) 4 1221X Franco Salisbury (4) G&NHope S Golding (J) 1 5 6911X No Doctor Ne e de d (5) RDunn M Purvis (J) 6 1372X Re d Hot Toddy (6) KBarron R C lose (J) 7 7X901 Joe y Maguire (7) RDunn T Bagrie (J) ALABAR SIRES STAKES SERIES N0.31 HT2 2 8 11322 Some arde nsome whe re (8) Purdon/ MBL PACE $25 ,000, 3yo F, 195 0m
October 31, 2014
Track Information Weather: Few showers
1 2136X Pick The Tip 17.07 D Voyce 2 2 88836 Ne e d To Chill 17.15 Freeman&Turnwald 3 27485 Home bush Ke lso 17.14 J McInerney 1 4 16213 Cawbourne Je lly 17.11 C Weir M Grant 2014 SUPER PETS GALAXY HEAT 7 5 61317 Smash That 17.21 2:29 pm 4 6 74234 Life ’s A Laugh 17.17 R Blackburn $2400, c5 q, 295 m C Roberts 4 1 25376 Popstar Rocke t nwt d M Flipp 7 61866 Little Midnight nwt d 3 8 33462 Ange l Noir 17.15 B Dann 2 2 34221 Ke ramus 17.09 G C leeve R Adcock 3 73144 Star Dre ame r 17.24 C asey&Fagan 9 11123 Blue Re vie w 17.45 J&D Fahey 3 4 52228 Boston Blaze nwt d Freeman&Turnwald 10 11131 Aniu 17.00 1 5 13833 Little Re gus 17.04 J&D Fahey 2014 SUPER PETS GALAXY HEAT 10 6 55746 Wunze e 17.39 J McInerney 3:22 pm $2400, c5 q, 295 m 7 35715 Re d Hot Fury 17.37 McC ook&Jopson 1 15178 Wandy Grant 17.19 G C leeve 8 57654 Captain’s Choice 17.27 C Roberts 2 17858 Home bush Churro 17.29 J McInerney 9 11123 Blue Re vie w 17.45 R Adcock 2 3 82155 Cawbourne Que e n 17.03 C Roberts 10 11131 Aniu 17.00 J&D Fahey 4 32567 Will Excite 17.33 L Waretini 3 5 34137 Drysdale 17.09 2014 SUPER PETS GALAXY HEAT 8 A Lee 2:47 pm $2400, c5 q, 295 m 6 81875 Fire man’s Le gacy 17.34 J Dunn 1 57573 Pe arl’s Boy 17.19 1 7 47111 Sophie ’s Te rra 16.99 G C leeve C asey&Fagan 2 2 21247 Big Jame sy nwt d 4 8 14724 Black Crow nwt d Freeman&Turnwald A Bradshaw 3 23676 Noble Fantasy 17.30 S&B Evans 9 11123 Blue Re vie w 17.45 R Adcock 4 4 87712 Me r De Noms 17.19 R Blackburn 10 11131 Aniu 17.00 J&D Fahey
9 94643 Abbe y Culle n (9) DAnders on J Anderson (J) 1 57X11 De lightful Lana (1) CDalget y 2 D Dunn Barrier 2 8 Sauchie hall (2) JGames on G O'Reilly HYDROFLOW HCP TROT $10,000, 5 yo+ 3 34006 Bird Of Paradise (3) BWard S Ottley 8:25 pm opt 817 c3 & faste r discrhcp, 2600m 1 4 2224X Fight For Glory (4) Purdon/Ras mus s en M Edmonds N Rasmussen 1 72886 Barry (1) MEdmonds Danke SC RATC HED 3 5 18 Twice The De light (5) MJones M Jones 2 J Smith 6 57X Miss Daisy (6) RDunn J Dunn 3 57319 All Lit Up (2) L&JSmit h R May 7 53 Twitte r Bromac (7) JGames on C D Thornley 4 4 26442 Live The Dre am (1) DTay lor 3 5 9511X Saratoga (1) KBarron B Orange 8 11318 Margarita (8) CDalget y J Markham (J) C DeFilippi Be ttor Think Twice (9) CDalget y A Butt 6 35952 Valmagne (u1) JKennet t 9 570X5 Barrier 2 7 1157X Sunchita (1) BHill M Jones 4 10 113X1 Lightning Mach (21) CDalget y B Orange 8 04740 The Fie ry Ginga (2) AClark A C lark 11 36X15 BB’s Inspiration (22) BHill 1 9 188X0 Foray (1) PNairn R May B Butt
Today at Alexandra Park
$8000, 4yo+ c1, c2 cond, 2700m PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer Driver
October 31, 2014 HEARTLAND HOTEL CROYDON & PIONEER TAVERN MAIDEN $7000, mdn, 1335 m
1 04443. Catalan King (4) 58.5 SBlair-Edie L C allaway 2 05X36 Pe te r Parke r (5) 58.5 GWright T Moseley 3 9995X Just As Nose y (9) 58.5 BHowden J C hong (a3) 4 Act Naturally (7) 58.5 SBlair-Edie R Black (a1) 5 60X Tap Out (14) 58.5 K&ITaplin C Johnson 6 8X023 Barte r (12) 56.5 B&SAndert on J Lowry (a4) 7 00X84 I’m A Taart (3) 56.5 SMcKay D Bothamley 8 97064 Pe ria Prince ss (8) 56.5 LVaughan AEdmeads(a3) 9 54X7 McGluske ysdaughte r (1) 56.5 SWas hingt on
Today at Addington Raceway
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NZ Metro Harness
1 DAWSON HARFORD & PARTNERS MOB PACE
$2400, c5 q, 295 m
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1 33754 Be tty Golightly (1) AGart ers 2 B Orange 3 2 100X Fle e ting Grin (2) RTodd R Todd 3 51590 My Life sign (3) KWilliams R Holmes 4 4 80487 Brute Ute Anvil (4) JBromley J C urtin 6:25 pm 5 668X0 Apache Moon (5) DFlint K C ox (J) opt 813 1 6 1134 Change Stride (6) Purdon/Ras mus s en 4 1 80432 Nicae la (1) RHolmes J Harrington (J) N Rasmussen 2 680X3 KD Hall (2) MEdmonds M Edmonds 7 56705 Can’t Ge t Enough (7) C&JDeFilippi C DeFilippi 8 1782X Franco Ne e son (8) NMcGrat h N McGrath 3 77065 Waihe mo Angus (3) Hannah/Chappell C D Thornley Raphoe (u1) RDunn J Dunn 2 4 60682 Ne e d Succe ss (4) MAus t in B Orange 9 16000 Barrier 3 5 9 Te horo Ruby (5) RHolmes R Holmes 6 Dark Ops (6) AClark A C lark CLARKSON SIGNS-LOGO & BRANDING EXPERTS 7 5 :5 5 pm 0 Cocktail Waite r (7) AClark P Davis MBL PACE $75 00, 3yo+ c0, 195 0m 8 opt 812 7 Unyie lding Spirit (8) JVers t eeg J C urtin 1 9 053 Just Le ave (9) GDunn G O'Reilly 1 090X0 Tre vi Bromac (1) KDixon J Anderson (J) Barrier 3 2 5 Champagne Dre ams (2) MJones M Jones 10 Sunova (21) JWheeler J Wheeler 3 080X0 Sir Re dwood (3) JSheenan J Sheenan pm CLARKSON SIGNS-LARGE FORMAT PRINT HCP 6:5 5 4 946X6 Midnight Ride r (4) BWard S Ottley PACE $7000, c0 with cond, 2600m 5 7700X Ge isha Girl (5) KHadfield K Hadfield opt 814 6 44X Miami He at (6) RDunn 2 1 066 Add No Inte re st (1) T&GChmiel T C hmiel D Dunn 7 2X3 Julie tte Bromac (7) MHous e J C urtin 2 00 Sabbatical (2) BO'Connell B O'C onnell 8 71X Johnny Je t (8) RDunn 3 3 30 Monume ntal (3) PBagrie J Dunn J Dunn
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2014 SUPER PETS GALAXY HEAT 4
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7 8 Jockey 9 10 T Moseley 11 J Bates 12
$9000, 3yo+ c1, 2600m PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer Driver
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Today at Gore
SUP OF ADDN TRACK SIGNAGE MBLPACE 1 CLARKSONS
h M5
1:37 pm
R Adcock J&D Fahey
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11123 Blue Re vie w 17.45 11131 Aniu 17.00
1 22155 Hashtag Josh nwt d 2 R Adcock 2 75546 Know Advantage 17.04 G C leeve 4 3 86X41 Gibbonator nwt d Freeman&Turnwald 4 16231 Billy We st 17.18 M K Dempsey 2014 SUPER PETS GALAXY HEAT 1 1 5 11111 Sozin’s Come t 16.94 J McInerney 1:02 pm $2400, c5 q, 295 m 6 11888 Dillmanstown 17.30 J Dunn 1 85777 My Mate Sparrow 17.59 J McInerney 3 7 53372 Bump 17.01 C Roberts 2 2 37113 Que drago 17.22 C asey&Fagan 8 77827 Goldstar Chumle e 17.27 S&B Evans 3 84253 Opawa Colin 17.19 Lane&Wales 9 11123 Blue Re vie w 17.45 R Adcock 4 77186 Mulbe rry Brook 17.51 K C assidy 10 11131 Aniu 17.00 J&D Fahey 1 5 73612 Go Housie 17.03 G C leeve 2014 SUPER PETS GALAXY HEAT 5 3 6 71237 Follow Fame 17.09 M Flipp 1:5 4 pm $2400, c5 q, 295 m 4 7 41337 Nitro Luis nwt d Freeman&Turnwald 4 1 22415 Ze bidiah 17.02 A Bradshaw 8 22416 Winfie ld Black nwt d M Roberts 1 2 11151 Last Explore r 17.11 C Weir 9 11123 Blue Re vie w 17.45 R Adcock 3 56386 Rodrigue z 17.10 A Lee 10 11131 Aniu 17.00 J&D Fahey 4 13676 Cracking Chain 17.09 J&D Fahey 2014 SUPER PETS GALAXY HEAT 3 3 5 44245 Lare do 17.12 M Flipp 1:19 pm $2400, c5 q, 295 m 6 48674 Iona Haka 17.33 J McInerney 4 1 57237 Only Got Time 17.12 R Blackburn 2 7 22324 Ange lic Star 17.33 J Dunn 1 2 52431 Irish Blue 17.01 J&D Fahey 8 75731 Aldonza nwt d Freeman&Turnwald 3 27763 No Le af Clove r 17.31 C Weir 9 11123 Blue Re vie w 17.45 R Adcock 4 66472 Adroit 17.18 Hart&Taylor 10 11131 Aniu 17.00 J&D Fahey 5 63365 On The Le ve l 17.46 C Roberts 2014 SUPER PETS GALAXY HEAT 6 6 53577 Wandy Gayle ne 17.30 G C leeve 2:12 pm $2400, c5 q, 295 m 2 7 21111 Inspe ctor Spot 17.09 A Bradshaw 3 8 11124 Gus nwt d Freeman&Turnwald 1 13175 De e 17.31 A Bradshaw
1 5307X Ede nbrae (6) 59 KThomps on 2 1144X Croydon (3) 58.5 EWins loe 1 3 341X2 Timy Tyle r (5) 58.5 KTy ler R Black (a1) HOWL AT THE MOON & FOREST LODGE HOTEL 4 X2750 Mr Trimbole (2) 58 NGraham J Morris 2:20 pm HCP $7000, R65 bmk*, 1100m 5 389X9 La Girl (1) 55 SAndert on C Johnson opt 613 1 8021X Joe Bonanno (10) 59 K&ITaplin C Johnson 6 448X0 He apzacash (7) 54.5 Pat t ers on/Horrell 1 J Bates S Wynne (a1) 2 4221X Our Castle (1) 58 EWins loe 1 7 37505 Indy Rule r (4) 56.5 VBonham-Hos kin L C allaway 3 21X50 Gallant Dan (6) 57.5 B&SAndert on C Barnes(a1) 4 30148 Crafty Love (8) 56.5 KThoms on S Wynne (a1) AON INSURANCE BROKERS & TRAFFERS 5 1:45 pm 1 Rio Ve ntura (7) 56 MDaly K Williams MAIDEN $7000, mdn, 1200m 6 10X Raw Gold (4) 55 SAndert on opt 612 S Muniandy 1 83X2 Diva’s Halo (12) 58.5 LBeck C Johnson 7 1070X Fantamo (11) 54.5 KTy ler R Black (a1) 2 4. Akal (3) 58.5 B&SAndert on S Muniandy 8 77865 Miss Pe rfe cto (9) 54.5 BTapper D Prastiyou (a2) 3 45 My Plan (9) 58.5 SBlair-Edie D Bothamley 9 0040X Maste r Chie f (5) 54.5 VBonham-Hos kin 4 495X5 Be e Hapi (6) 58.5 JReece T Moseley L C allaway 5 T Moseley Back In The Day (4) 58.5 SMcKay L C allaway 10 4466X Four Ge e s (2) 54 KThomps on 6 Wise King (10) 58.5 MHamilt on D Prastiyou (a2) 11 3009X Double Tap (3) 54 K&ITaplin A Edmeads (a3)
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Gore Races
LONGFORD TAVERN & THREE RIVERS HOTEL HCP $8000, R85 bmk, 1335 m
PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer
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October 31, 2014
DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4 PLACE 6
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DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4 PLACE 6 PICK 6
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 5-10 $40,000
Track Information Type: Grass; Expected: Heavy; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1600m; Straight: 350m; Rail: True; Weather: Few showers 4:05 pm 616
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6 THOMAS GREEN & TOKANUI TAVERN HCP $7000, R65 bmk*, 2000m
47422 Howlongdowe wait (1) 59 EWins loe 1 K Williams 2 07X07 HonorAndChe rish(13) 58 SMcKay DPrastiyou(a2) 3 288X0 Sky Jazz (2) 58 SMcKay D Bothamley 4 X5601 Matoaka (7) 57 LBeck C Johnson 5 12X06 The Bubbly One (4) 57 SBellew S Wynne (a1) 6 009X2 King Kong (8) 57 JDalt on J Bates 7 37634 Lucky Ne mo (3) 57 Pat t ers on/Horrell 1 DSkerrett 8 35953 Brae hill (15) 56.5 MDaly C Barnes (a1) 9 022X3 No Rose tte s (10) 56 J&JGordon R Doherty 10 20765 Contador (6) 56 GTippet t R C uneen (a3) 11 00X77 Point Prove n (11) 56 GWright R Black (a1) 12 338X1 Katie ’s Diamond (14) 55.5 JYeo AEdmeads(a3) 13 439X7. Gunna Fly (9) 55 KThomps on T Moseley 14 00X06 Gurus Re sponse (12) 54 B&SAndert on S Muniandy A 15 98237 Re ve nge (5) 57.5 KTy ler
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Track Information Type: All weather; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1193m; Weather: Few showers
10 7X716 Dr Hook (2) PNairn
J C urtin
8:5 5 pm opt 818
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CLARKSON BUILDING SIGNAGE MBL PACE
9:25 pm 819
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CLARKSON SIGNS-COMPLETE SIGN STUDIO $7000, c1 with cond. 2600m
$10,000, 5 yo+ c3-c5 , c6, 195 0m
1 31779 Nicky’s Dynamic (1) BMowbray C DeFilippi 2 68767 Give the jobtobarnsy (2) JVers t eeg J Versteeg 1 3 53724 Flyove r (3) JMcDermot t D Dunn 4 8X00P Uncle Tre vor (4) GCook G O'Reilly 4 5 7926X Johnny Fox (5) MJones B Orange 6 34669 Supre me Ge m (6) JMcDermot t C D Thornley 7 532X4 Stradowan (7) T&GChmiel T C hmiel 3 8 2719X He re We Go Again (8) JGames on T Williams 2 Madiba Magic (u1) RDunn S Ottley 9 5321X Barrier opt
1 49462 Eastburn Mara (1) MJones M Jones 1 2 X0800 Stans Day (2) PRobert s on C D Thornley 3 7X330 Shadow Ride r (3) FShrives C DeFilippi 2 4 36343 Cracklin Rosie (4) GDunn G O'Reilly 5 0255X Bhappy (5) RJenkins A Lethaby 3 6 88029 Strawb’s Be tte r Act (6) NMcGrat h N McGrath 7 15766 Cae sar’s Que st (7) JMcDermot t D Dunn 8 02839 She ’s Got It (8) PVermeulen M Purvis (J) 9 16000 Raphoe (9) RDunn J Dunn 4 10 X789X Kate De Goldie (10) RHolmes R Holmes 11 X065X Spe e dy Jack (11) JMiller K C ox (J) Track Information Type: All weather; Direction: Righthanded; Length: 1006m; Weather: Few showers 10:05 pm 5 09
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HYDROFLOW MOBILE PACE $7000, 3yo+, c0 with cond., 2200m
1 0X50 Tullow (1) Wallis /Hacket t 3 T Mitchell 2 Alotbe ttor (2) ADonnelly A Donnelly 2 3 8423 Bourbon Stre e t (3) AMat t hews T Macfarlane 4 P R J Boppe r (4) RBros nan R Brosnan 5 6X6 Clinton Jone s (5) JCoppins P Ferguson 7:35 pm 1 6 5 Kingston (6) AFaus et t M McKendry TROT $10,000, c1-c3 f&m, 1700m 8:35 pm opt 5 04 7 2666X Rangi Rangdu (7) SMcCaffrey J Stormont 4yo+ c0-c1 spe chcp, 2200m 1 65X95 Se nt Again (1) AMat t hews J Abernethy opt 5 06 8 9X6 Blue Bird (8) AFaus et t W Fausett 2 42226 My Mums Astar (2) SCornwall P Butcher 1 20475 The Early Wicke t (1) WThomas J Abernethy 9:35 pm PEGASUS SPUR AT WOODLANDS STUD $8000, Barrier 4 3 1769X Te re skova (3) LChin D Butcher 2 83836 Wings On Fire (2) RBowker R Bowker 5yo+ c2-c4, c5 w cond. +spechcp, 2700m opt 5 08 9 3 Dange r Mouse (21) T Herlihy T C ameron (J) 4 X299X Mollyz Luck (4) SMcCaffrey M McKendry 3 Spud Murphy SC RATC HED D Butcher 5 XP042 Miss Middle ton (5) GNeill 4 4 2353X Monse igne ur (3) BSchumacher FSchumacher(J) 1 81044 No Ordinary Sun (1) MSalaivao M Salaivao (J) 10 97303 Fie ld Of Courage (u1) DKaa T Mitchell 2 6 85731 Star Filly (6) SCornwall J Stormont 5 7836 The Ke ystone Kid (u1) THall T Hall 2 42102 Loki Brogde n (2) NChilcot t P Ferguson 10:30 pm CHANGEOVER AT NEVELE R STUD MOB 7 390P7 Equule i (7) AMat t hews S Abernethy 6 687X0 Me ande r With Pe gasus (1) AGory l R Brosnan 3 47410 Kawarau Spur (3) RBros nan R Brosnan opt 5 10 PACE $7000, 3yo+, c0 cond, 2200m 3 8 85574 Jasinsky (8) L Chin L C hin 7 0X477 Jomo (2) J Robins on J Robinson Barrier 8 46559 Amy’s Invasion (3) MHjalmars s on S Lawson 4 23294 King Of Cool (u1) J&MTeaz M Teaz (J,C l) 3 1 9X323 A Chance To Dre am (1) Macfarlane/Sharpe T Macfarlane 9 X5784 Jimmys Girl (21) BEs pin K Marshall (J) 9 38856 Te Kouka Bre e ze (4) MNicholas M Nicholas 5 37799 Ruby Castle ton (u2) Wallis /Hacket t S Abernethy J MacKinnon (J,C l) 2 790X0 Missde bonair (2) LPy ers A Donnelly 10 6X585 Sapphire Castle ton (22) WTay lor Z Butcher 1 10 09303 Jage rme iste r (5) ADonnelly 3 Dorrie D SC RATC HED 4 6 240X3 Wingsonhai (1) ADonnelly A Donnelly Ivanov SC RATC HED 11 08677 Itsnoworne ve r (23) SBranch T Macfarlane 11 4 C aesar's Prince SC RATC HED 7 Thanks C harlie SC RATC HED 12 11586 Easy Empre ss (24) BLloy d L Hollis 12 9X5X8 Imsmarte nough (6) RDowney R Downey 4 5 5442X Shimmy Shoe s (3) GSmall D Butcher 1 13 08112 Se a Spray Cracke r (25) SDoody B Mangos 3 13 63523 Tarn (7) Macfarlane/Sharpe T Macfarlane 8 74766 Oto Invasion (1) SMcCaffrey S Phelan 1 6 4 Sansa (4) AJamies on R Fensom 14 36605 Brookby Prince (8) AKiddie T Herlihy 1 9 8X697 Duche ss Die dre (2) THerlihy T Herlihy 7 08X Barabbas (5) BSchumacher F Schumacher (J) DUNSTAN FEEDS F&M SERIES MOB $10,000, 8:04 pm 2 15 74127 Chose n Path (u1) RPay nt er S Phelan 2 10 61239 Eyre we ll Pe gasus (3) MHjalmars s on 2 3yo+, c1-c3 & others cond., 1700m opt 5 05 8 74X Smart By De sign (6) B Mangos B Mangos T Mitchell PETER BROWN FLOORING MOBILE PACE Barrier 1 45702 Yoube tte ryoube t (1) RDarby T Macfarlane 9:05 pm 3 11 10988 Franco Nadal (u1) BWaldron T Macfarlane 9 50X76 Slysu (21) PChalklen $8000, 3yo+ c2-c6, 2200m 2 64331 Strawbe rry Miss (2) SMcCaffrey J Stormont opt 5 07 J Stormont S Butcher 12 41115 Dragon Lady (u2) DMars hall S Abernethy 10 49057 Posh (22) DBalle 3 9X745 Ide alistic (3) DAlexander D Alexander 1 21293 Pricillas Girl (1) BHughes Z Butcher
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2 1435X Be ttors Card (2) Telfer/Garlick A Veint (J) 2 3 5X411 Strike The Gold (3) RGreen S Lawson 3 4 60X62 Chachingchaching (4) RGreen Z Butcher 1 5 111D1 Hughie Gre e n (5) BHughes M McKendry 4 Fre e spin (6) Telfer/Garlick S Phelan BROOKS BULK HAULAGE HCP TROT $8000, 6 2579X Barrier
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Racing Tauranga
Tomorrow at Tauranga
November 1, 2014
10 6X3X0 Lil Miss Waitoki (3) 56.5 LNoble C Grylls 11 29X9 Rolling In Thedeep (5) 56.5 CMcNab N Harris 1 12 2 Tavy (14) 55 RJames PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer 2 13 83 Suffire (10) 55 O'Sullivan/Scott 1 2426X Overtime (8) 58.5 NTiley 3 14 Good Bye Senorita (6) 55 RJames V Colgan 2 2X4X9 End Of The World (5) 58.5 DCave 4 15 Gracehill (4) 55 RJames M Cameron 3 373X7 Rogart (2) 58.5 BMcKeagg 1 J Oliver (a3) 16 Ezra (9) 55 Baker/Forsman M Du Plessis HIGGINS COATINGS TAURANGA 1:58 PM 4 499X Lord Grangelea (11) 58.5 Sanders/Sweeney A 17 8 Centilly (8) 55 MFalconer M Coleman $12,000, R85 benchmark, 1600m M Sweeney OPT 203 B 18 0 Is Possible (13) 58.5 TPike 5 0 Pinz Charming (15) 58.5 JPender 1 S Collett 1 53686 Worthing (6) 59 GAlton U Holmquist (a3) 19 Kaapricorn SCRATCHED 6 Talented Kirky (9) 58.5 T&MCarter M Chui 2 10510 The Shackler (5) 58.5 MDromgool C Lammas D 20 0 Fast Catch (17) 57 EGreen 1 7 3284X Wealth Prince (1) 57 BGillovic M Du Plessis 1 3 941X1 Delago’s Secret (1) 56.5 RJames V Colgan E 21 08 Ishara Yar (15) 55 LNoble 4 356X0 Peacefuleasyfeelin (8) 56.5 G Old N Harris 8 70X38 Granite (4) 57 Busuttin/Young V Colgan 22 Improvise SCRATCHED 4 5 X44X2 King Krovanh (3) 55.5 MMurdoch M Du Plessis 9 Parisdotcon SCRATCHED S Spratt 3:18 PM 10 4X2 Attention Seeker (12) 55 O'Sullivan/Scott CGrylls 6 80761 Riot Act (7) 55.5 GBlundell RHYS MISCHEFSKY-BAYLEYS 3 7 32X31 Sakhee’s Soldier (2) 55.5 Baker/Forsman 11 2X Mia’s Choice (13) 55 SMarsh $10,000, R75 benchmark, 1600m OPT 205 M Cameron 3 12 62X Thee Auld Floozie (7) 55 SMarsh D Johnson 1 000X0 Hiace (11) 60 MMcKeagg 1 O Bosson 2 8 24168 Clara Jane (4) 54.5 RJames L Innes 2 13 3X Heeby Jeeby (3) 55 TPike L Innes 2 Riot Act SCRATCHED 4 14 Never In Doubt (6) 55 RJames M Cameron 2:38 PM SHAWN WILLIAMSON BUILDERS TE PUKE 3 11X03 Lilly Belle (10) 56.5 PStevens S Spratt A 15 Sheselusive (10) 55 O'Sullivan/Scott M Coleman MAIDEN $7000, mdn, 1400m 4 55568 Sunbeam (9) 56.5 KFursdon OPT 204 A Jones (a3) B 16 700X0. Lotti O’Reilly (14) 56.5 AFuller 1 1 28247 Rarooney (11) 58.5 NBishara Z Moki (a3) S Spratt 5 65830 Alfonze (1) 56.5 SRalph TRANSDIESEL&TOTAL ENGINE EQUIPMENT 2 1:23 PM Jigger Inn SCRATCHED 6 389X9 Mato Grosso (5) 56.5 LSaunders C Lammas SOLUTIONS $7000, mdn f&m, 1600m 3 OPT 202 2 7 10253. Fair Fleet (2) 56 LSomervell U Holmquist (a3) Paid Priority (12) 58.5 SMarsh D Johnson 1 8 92451 Vegas Night (8) 55.5 MFalconer M Coleman Zucchero SCRATCHED 1 1 75X33. Capinsky (5) 57.5 Baker/Forsman O Bosson 4 D Johnson 2 5X772 Soul Sista (12) 57.5 Moroney/Ormsby MDuPlessis 5 5 Dennis Denuto (1) 57 Baker/Forsman O Bosson 9 0X045 Essaouira (4) 55 MMurdoch 3 10 150X1 Amadeus (6) 55 Busuttin/Young R Jones C Grylls 3 35X83 Carmen Sandiego (13) 57.5 Busuttin/Young 6 5. Howzat (16) 57 LNoble 4 11 00X64 The Fire Inside (7) 54 Moroney/Ormsby 4 X3840 Spy In The Huddle (3) 57.5 SCullen S Collett 7 35X35 Annameika (7) 56.5 SMarshall 5 705X8 Mangaroa Flo Jo (1) 57.5 GThomas MCameron 8 48239 Permission Granted (2) 56.5 JPender 1 M Du Plessis 6 08X98 Perfect Rose (8) 57.5 SRalph Z Moki (a3) M Sweeney 12 25390 Rocket Queen (3) 54 A&JTeague V Colgan 13 7 7 Saucy Mary (10) 57.5 GAlton C Dell (a1) 9 53207 Our Molly Malone (18) 56.5 JPender 1 Our Eejay SCRATCHED 12:53 PM OPT 201
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LUMINOLOGY-SOY & NATURAL WAX CANDLES $7000, mdn, 1200m
485 La Belle Etoile (4) 56 BMcKeagg 1 J Oliver (a3) Chenille (2) 56 TPike L Innes 55 Works Wonders (6) 56 Baker/Forsman DJohnson 6 Martini Lass (7) 56 WHillis A Jones (a3) 99 Knockout (11) 56 LNoble S Spratt 0 Zaballet (9) 56 GRichardson C Grylls
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Riverton Harness Sunday at Ascot Park Raceway
1 RIVERTON LODGE HOTEL MOB PACE
$6000, c1 w cond. +claimers, 2200m PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer Driver
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1 00889 Izshebad (1) JKennett C Kennett 4 2 40439 Franco Caliph (2) MGBrown A Armour 3 3 50806 Playaway (3) PRobertson J W Cox 2 4 0X504 Pure Christian (4) G&JKnight D Dunn 1 5 85616 Aveross Brachole (5) ABlack A Beck 6 X6667 The Lutts (6) NBuchan B Barclay 7 008X0 Unique Chance (7) G&JKnight M Williamson Doctor Dave (u1) G&JKnight N Williamson 8 710 Barrier
1 00490 Tachma (1) SLock M Williamson 2 9598P Hope And Pray (2) SLock S Lock 3 9X5 Eyre’s A Rag Doll (3) GMcEwan G McEwan 4 4 X435X Successful Way (4) ABlack A Black 3 5 60X63 Majestic Stride (u1) BGray S Walkinshaw 6 06848 Euromaxx (u2) TStratford D Dunn 7 38X56 Desert Blue (1) LPearson B Barclay 8 X6540 Sunvasion (2) ESwain E Swain 1 9 86900 Astrapi (3) MJones J W Cox 2 10 6470X Coulditbe (u1) ABlack A Beck
12:53 PM
987 Noah Flyin C C (u1) AFaulks
1:53 PM
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W R KEAST MEML HCP TROT $6000, 4yo+
c0, c1 w cond. spechcp, 2700m
November 2, 2014
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2:55 PM
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NEVILLE CLEAVER FISHING HCP TROT $8000,
4yo+ c1-c6 spechcp, 2700m
1 X8452 Continental Boy (1) Paul&ShayneKelly RSwain 2 421 Mass Invasion (2) CBarron C Barron 3 88807 Sun Shine Whiz (1) FService F Service 4 85180 Snow Boy (2) SLock S Lock 2 5 6133X Another Crusher (u1) CLaurenson B McLellan 6 56X66 Moon Countess (1) G&CLee G Lee 3 7 11733 Mr Mayfly (2) RWilson D Dunn 4 8 3011X Easy Option (u1) NWilliamson N Williamson 1 9 23X21 Alley Way (1) NSkinner M Williamson
DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4 PLACE 6 3:58 PM OPT 206
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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 GENERA GENUS GALLOP OPEN HANDICAP
11 151X5 Villars (3) 54.5 GRichardson 3 12 8X25X Miss Foxwood (8) 54 RJames 2 13 1021. Moochi Me (6) 54 DLang $15,000, opn hcp, 1300m 14 X161X So Danso (1) 54 NTiley
1 1497X Civics Rock (9) 59 RManning U Holmquist (a3) 4 2 4X320 Guevara (6) 56.5 SWenn J Wong (a2) 2 3 80X51 Silverdale (8) 54.5 SAutridge L Innes 1 4 0743X Flower Bomb (3) 54 P&DWilliams V Colgan 5 900X9. Miss Pelear (4) 54 K&BHawtin M Cameron 6 51135. D’Cash Man (2) 54 R&RRogers D Johnson 7 02293 Agent Ziva (5) 54 KFursdon A Jones (a3) 8 9630X Red Dragon (7) 54 PLock J Oliver (a3) 3 9 904X4 Sea Major (1) 54 JPender 1 M Du Plessis
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Banks Peninsula Races Sunday at Motukarara
COUNTRY FEASTS
$7000, R65 benchmark*, 1400m PX # REC Horse (Barrier) kg Trainer Jockey
1 808X4 Vanilla (5) 59 KMcCauley T Moseley 2 38X65. Coup Rotorua (12) 57 M&MPitman
A Morgan (a2)
3 54805 El Dorado Sun (8) 57 KThomson R Cuneen (a3) 4 Gartartan Lad SCRATCHED 5 528X8 Are You Mine (11) 56 SHewitt J Morris 6 053X0 Milk It (9) 56 ATaylor L Callaway 7 3860X Otto The Great (7) 56 PRobson J Bates 4 8 0418X Colonel Anne (10) 55.5 J&KParsons CJohnson 1 9 944X4 Ravello (2) 55 DCrozier D Prastiyou (a2) 2 10 6X506 The Right Answer (6) 55 RBeckett E Power (a4) 3 11 64749. Sand’ior (1) 54.5 Hay/Carston S Wynne (a1) 12 4767X Lickwish (3) 54 SYoung J Lowry (a4) A 13 4590X Hidden Identity (4) 54 RMcKay A McKay (a3)
9 5 Peggy’s Choice (16) 56.5 RMcKay T Moseley 10 0 Fashionality (3) 56.5 AMcLeod R Bishop 11 Mawenzi (11) 56.5 MWeastell R Hannam 12 70 Oath (12) 56.5 CSpittles L Callaway A 13 7X0 Caerphilly (2) 56.5 ATaylor C Barnes (a1) B 14 750X9 Marg (17) 56.5 DCrozier C 15 098X8 Setarime (6) 56.5 M&MPitman D 16 0X00X Night Owl (4) 58.5 BGliddon E 17 6079X Ruffle (8) 56.5 BBlackie 2:08 PM
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November 2, 2014
7 25X92 So Vital (12) 55.5 M&MPitman A Morgan (a2) 4 8 2 Emergency Call (7) 55.5 K&PHughes D Walsh 3 9 7X53 King’s Violet (10) 55.5 M&MBrown K Williams 10 5X Mcnell (1) 55.5 SRobertson S Wynne (a1) 11 Nava SCRATCHED 12 6 Madam Roxy (5) 55.5 SCunningham R Hannam A 13 Our Tinkerbelle (6) 55.5 DCrozier R Cuneen (a3) B 14 7 Goodtago (9) 55.5 MMcCann S Muniandy 3:13 PM
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Kaikoura Harness
Monday at South Bay Racecourse
PX # REC Horse (Start pos) Trainer
1 6559X Contella (1) BFord 2 467X7 Henley Park (2) BBorcoskie 1 3 37X86 Princess Galleon (3) GDunn 4 7X862 Mistress Castleton (4) GNeill 5 360 Loch Forward (5) MEdmonds 6 Colonel Klink (6) BRochford 4 7 060 Gael Ludlow (7) BCrothers 8 0X305 Diana Harbour (8) KJames 3 9 9735X Soney Beatt (9) KFord 2 10 02773 Brookside Colt (u1) PNairn 12:44 PM
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2 3437X Scotlynn Mach (2) DTaylor 3 K Cox (J) 3 56032 Betabcool (3) T&GChmiel T Chmiel 2 4 X2132 Alta Ronaldo (4) Purdon/Rasmussen NRasmussen Driver 5 X6485 Sailing On (5) AStuart S Ottley B Ford 1 6 11412 Mighty Flying Major (6) KBarron B Orange P Borcoskie 7 65660 Franco Tyrone (7) DReardon J Curtin J Dunn Barrier
THE JOINERS SHOP & RAY HONEYBONE MEML TROT $7500, 3yo+ c0, 2400m
B Weaver J Curtin C DeFilippi B Crothers K James A Tomlinson P Nairn
KAIKOURA WASTE SERVICES PACE $8500, 3yo+ c1, 2400m
21 The Royal Garden (1) Purdon/Rasmussen T Williams 12094 Exceptional Man (2) ICourt B Orange 1 Classical Art (3) Purdon/Rasmussen N Rasmussen 06440 Special Bella (4) CMarkham C Markham 5X17 Bettor Pay Me (5) Paul&MitchellKerr D Dunn 09070 Waikari Cash (6) KJames K James
1:20 PM
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NZ TROTTING HALL OF FAME MOB PACE
$8500, 3yo+ c1, c2 with cond., 1900m
4 1 15X69 Somebeach N Clovelly (1) BHill
R May
November 3, 2014
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12 9915X Quevado (2) 56 MFalconer V Colgan 13 7X51 Flavigny (7) 55.5 Moroney/Ormsby M Du Plessis 14 Gardone SCRATCHED 15 410X6 Whatz Occurring (11) 55.5 WHillis N Harris 16 Lady Grangelea SCRATCHED A 17 177X5 Istilane (12) 56.5 JPender 1 J Oliver (a3) B 18 62700 Manaia Rose (10) 54 JPender 1 19 Our Eejay SCRATCHED
DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4 PLACE 6 PICK 6
Track Information Type: All weather; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1029m; Weather: Rain
2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 4-5-6-7-8-9 4-9 $25,000
12 89505 McArdle Meg (24) PHunter 13 5579X Love Filly Dale (25) MGBrown
P Hunter A Armour
7 2014 SIR LINCOLN RIVERTON CUP HCP PAC
E $14,999, 3yo+ c2-oc spechcp, 2700m 30X41 Bettabe Perfect (1) ABeck A Beck 21X42 Aidan’s Rocket (2) NWilliamson N Williamson 50185 Smoke N Grin (3) Cox/Hoffman J W Cox 46880 Northview Major (4) MGBrown B Barclay 214X3 Sheeza Shark (5) AStack C Barron X1116 Pulp Fiction (6) TStratford D Dunn 53454 Memorable (7) TBarron M Williamson 7575X In The Kitty (8) HHunter H Hunter 562X4 Shak’n Cullen (9) G&CLee G Lee 56363 Sammy The Bull (10) BMcLellan B McLellan 88409 Just Ned (11) AArmour A Armour 0X180 Ultra Shok (1) TStratford R McIlwrick (J) 3370X The Brigadier (u1) NMcGrath N McGrath 5X953 Bettor’s Brigadier (u1) DMcLachlan S Walkinshaw
4:06 PM
DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4 PLACE 6
2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9 2-3-4-5, 6-7-8-9 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 4-5-6-7-8-9
4:25 PM
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$7000, R65 benchmark*, 2200m
4 06X Lis Is Fine (4) KBarclay J W Cox 2 5 00X2 One Out Of Four (5) NWilliamson N Williamson 6 8X653 Nightmarch (6) MKerr B McLellan 7 7 Bad Lover Boy (7) HHunter R McIlwrick (J) 1 8 74222 Courage To Fly (8) AFaulks D Dunn 9 Drive The Dream (9) WAdams C Ferguson (J) 4 10 27X64 Lucky Lands (10) RWilson M Williamson 11 8 Double Rainbow (11) SWalkinshaw
12 13 14 5:18 PM
S Walkinshaw 9X Quick Nick (12) ABlack A Beck I Try (13) HHunter H Hunter Shipshewana Flight (14) TStratford C Barron
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1 26574 Paula’s On Fire (1) KBarclay 1 K Barclay 2 2 54553 Kazzacan (2) HHunter H Hunter 3 54X Miss Mattjesty (3) TWhite S Walkinshaw 4 4 0003X Highway Six (4) GGibson-Smith B Barclay 3 5 77534 Three Tricks (5) APaisley C Barron 6 Affordable (6) Katrina&JohnPrice N Williamson 7 X8859 Superfreak (7) ESwain E Swain Eli Lowe (8) R&JMcEwan R McIlwrick (J) 8 70X76 Barrier 9 PX Its All Right (21) TStratford D Dunn 10 54068 Newmans Jet (22) SLock S Lock 11 0X Parnell (23) RWilson C Ferguson (J) 12 04X60 Rise And Shine (24) KBarclay A Armour 13 Rifleman (25) RSwain R Swain Track Information Type: Grass; Expected: Dead; Direction: Left-handed; Length: 1800m; Straight: 400m; Rail: True; Weather: Windy
4 65 Bush Lawyer (9) 58.5 CSpittles L Callaway 5 60X88 Tycoon Class (1) 58.5 TCharles R Black (a1) 3 6 28642 D’Ellis (7) 56.5 Champion/Murphy S Wynne (a1) 4 7 0X220 She’s Riveting (8) 56.5 MMcCann CBarnes(a1) 8 464 Belen (12) 56.5 BMiddlewood C Johnson 9 66975 Bellaleah (11) 56.5 RBeckett T Moseley 10 00X00 Donna Flamingo (3) 56.5 SCunningham R Hannam 0 Southern Raider (2) 56.5 K&PHughes M Haruki (a3) 12 0X09 Winnie McGoogan (5) 56.5 TMunro J Morris
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TELTRAC COMMUNICATIONS 1 00X90 Southern Sav (9) 59 M&MPitman AMorgan(a2) 5:35 PM 4 $7000, R65 benchmark*, 1400m 3 2 3X528 Coup Secrecy (10) 58 Champion/Murphy 2 1 74411 Why Wait (6) 59 LLatta K Williams S Wynne (a1) 2 3 51792 Slick Nickel (8) 57.5 SLaming L Callaway 2 6X39X Prince Ransom (7) 58 M&MPitman A Morgan (a2) 4 190X7 Thorn Lane (1) 57.5 NRidley T Moseley 3 3 3775X Lukander (4) 57 M&MPitman D Walsh 1 5 44104 Miss Mia (7) 57 NRidley R Cuneen (a3) 6 X7316 Moonofklairessa (3) 56.5 BSmith R Hannam 4 4 44866 Sandy’s Star (8) 56.5 K&PHughes M Haruki (a3) L McKay (a3) 7 680X0 Another Edition (5) 55.5 VMackle S Muniandy 5 X2008 Kodema (3) 56.5 RMcKay 8 X6850 Blu Mach (2) 55.5 LDidham J Bates 6 2X140 Merci Cherie (5) 55.5 Kennedy/Furlong D Prastiyou (a2) 9 P0780 Presley (4) 55.5 BMiddlewood C Johnson R Hannam 10 15700 Forfeiture (6) 54.5 CSpittles K Williams 7 21X0X Seduisante (2) 55 BSmith 8 Crystal Fox SCRATCHED IKANA MUSSELS MAIDEN 9 058X0 La Musique (11) 54 KPrendergast J Morris 5:01 PM $7000, 2000m 1 10 67X33. Lightning Lucy (1) 54 T&MStokes C Johnson 2 1 32602 Fair Spoken (10) 58.5 M&MPitman D Walsh 11 1708X Far Enuff (10) 54 NCoulbeck S Wynne (a1) 1 2 5X527 Chaparral’s Jet (6) 58.5 LLatta R Bishop 12 0857X Evidence (9) 54 BGliddon R Bishop 3 95447 El Guapo (4) 58.5 T&MStokes R Cuneen (a3) 13 Hidden Identity SCRATCHED
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DOUBLES TREBLES QUADDIE FIRST 4 PLACE 6
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
7 67124 Price Of Fame (7) RDunn 2 S Ottley 3 8 PX641 Ode To Success (1) Paul&MitchellKerr D Dunn 9 70158 Jean Sebastien (2) CMarkham J Markham (J) 1 10 930X2 Mel Gibson (3) G&PCourt R May 7 X5880 Lotalov (7) PNairn D Butt 3 8 9X147 Irish Whisper (8) THerlihy T Herlihy MORE FM MARLBOROUGH MOBILE PACE 3:07 PM R May $7500, 3yo+ c0, 1900m 9 16440 Uncas (u1) BHeron 1 0000X Pescado (1) MGill K Gill (J) ALABAR KAIKOURA CUP FFA PACE KAIKOURA BUILDING CENTRE ITM PACE 2 97X Patrick Bee (2) DBroadhurst D Broadhurst 4:17 PM (STAND) $50,000, ffa, 2400m 1:56 PM $7500, 3yo+ c0, 2400m 3 90 Styx Monkey (3) MHouse C D Thornley 1 X5866 Beckinsale (1) Pat&MikeO'Brien B Orange 1 30 Monumental (1) PBagrie B Orange 4 X5434 Travelling Man (4) Pat&MikeO'Brien B Orange 2 2 X6018 Franco Ledger (2) HHunter C DeFilippi 2 X50X0 Kowhai Creek (2) JParsons B Butt 5 055 Humbug Creek (5) RAubrey A Butt 1 3 76X13 Arden Rooney (3) Purdon/Rasmussen 3 28292 Four Starzzz Shiraz (3) KChapman T Williams 1 6 Little Rascal (6) RDunn J Dunn N Rasmussen 4 44 Donny Jones (4) G&PCourt D White 3 7 55945 Sicilian Secret (7) T&GChmiel T Chmiel 4 16252 Norvic Nightowl (4) SMcCaffrey T Herlihy 5 Hunter Bromac (5) MHouse C DeFilippi 2 8 32 Stopandstare (8) Purdon/Rasmussen N Purdon (J) 5 121X6 Fifth Edition (5) CDalgety D Dunn Barrier 2 6 2 Motu Moonbeam (6) G&NHope R May 3 6 112X4 Helena Jet (6) G&NHope R May 7 0800X Shadowman (7) MGill K Gill (J) 9 49X Romanite (21) BHill R May 7 878X5 Smiling Star (7) RHolmes R Holmes 4 8 2 Carrickmannon (8) GO'Reilly G O'Reilly 10 4X888 Whoosh Factor (22) AStuart M Jones 8 X3596 Jason Rulz (8) G&NHope S Golding (J) 3 9 X4227 Highview Freddy (9) RDunn 4 11 P5X Cut Loose (23) Paul&MitchellKerr D Dunn 4 9 X5724 Jimmy Johnstone (9) JHay J Dunn J Hay 1 10 71X Webb Ellis (10) Paul&MitchellKerr D Dunn 12 Dover Delight SCRATCHED 10 91235 Jivin Cullen (10) RDunn J Dunn 11 90X10 Fly Like An Eagle (11) Purdon/Rasmussen VIC & IRENE SMITH MEMORIAL HCP TROT 3:42 PM CALVGLASS IMPORTS LIMITED FFA TROT 2:32 PM T Williams (STAND) $25,000, 2400m $8500, 4yo+ c1-c3 discrhcp, 2400m 4 1 50854 Zachary Binx (1) KFord 2 1 X2229 Sheemon (1) KTownley A Tomlinson D Dunn 12 60265 Four Starzzz Flash (12) KChapman M Williamson 2 0308X Lavros Segil (2) PAnderson A Butt 2 112X7 Doctor Bones (2) BFord G Smith 13 X4370 Pass Them By (u1) TButt A Butt 3 85759 Paint The Moon (3) MEdmonds M Edmonds 3 188X0 Foray (3) PNairn B Butt 4 23065 Cherry Lindenny (4) KJames 4 4 35412 Donaldson (4) G&NHope PGG WRIGHTSON SALES SERIES AGED PACE J Curtin S Golding (J) 4:52 PM 5 8X246 Le Garcon (5) PNairn 1 5 1X643 Master Lavros (5) MJones $50,000, 4yo+ c2-c6 spechcp, 2400m D Butt M Jones 6 50020 Blue Don (6) BZampese C D Thornley 6 7X960 Vulcan (6) TButt A Butt 1 7X131 Dana Duke (1) PBagrie B Orange
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BETHLEHEM MOTOR INN
$8000, R65 benchmark*, 1400m
4 030X2 Matimba (7) 58.5 PDarvill 1 A Jones (a3) 5 0X744 Rich Billie Marsh (2) 57 BPomare N Harris 4 6 X1430 Tiger Moss (14) 56 O'Sullivan/Scott C Grylls 7 0X78X Golden Downs (4) 56 NTiley S Spratt 8 2170X Immigration (9) 55.5 GRichardson 9 216X1 Gustavo (10) 55 Baker/Forsman M Cameron 1 10 1174X Procurement (5) 54.5 SMarsh D Johnson
3 87735 Woodyeva (5) 58 J&KParsons 3 J Bates 4 60X90 Ya Dreamin Jonesy (6) 57.5 GDobbs J Morris 1 5 11316 Astroturf (2) 57 MDaly K Williams 6 76977 Soldier Of Love (7) 56.5 MHarris S Muniandy 7 12774 Chairos (3) 54 LLatta C Johnson 8 7X569 Jimmy The One (8) 54 EGLow R Cuneen (a3) KPMG PRIVATE ENTERPRISE MAIDEN 4 9 68441 Tallyho Tui (1) 54 SHaisma D Walsh $7000, 1200m 10 97X10 Stingray (4) 54 T&MStokes L Callaway
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Top tennis back on court BY JONATHAN LEASK
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Hole-in-one a tournament highlight Brent Clarke watches the progress of his tee shot during the Lions Club of Ashburton’s Annual Charity Golf Tournament at the Ashburton Golf Club yesterday. Janice Ackerley took the honours on the day with the best stableford score of 50, followed by Mark Banks, Mark Hutchins and Janice Dunlop. The highlight of the day was a hole-in-one from Shirley Doig on the eighth hole. They had a record 132 players with all proceeds going to the Ashburton St John Youth Division, receiving a cheque for $6500. PHOTO DONNA WYLIE 301014-142
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All Blacks’ future on show BY GREGOR PAUL Fresh legs and fresh faces are everywhere in the team to play the USA, but the troops at Soldier Field have been charged with delivering an old-school All Black performance. The selectors have picked what would have to be considered a young and experimental XV that is as much about preparing the All Blacks for the coming years as it is about defeating the USA on Sunday. First test starts have been handed to Nathan Harris, Patrick Tuipulotu and TJ Perenara while Charlie Faumuina, Sam Cane, Victor Vito, Sonny Bill Williams and Charles Piutau are in the starting XV for the first time in 2014. Daniel Carter has been named on the bench and is expected to feature: for how long will depend on the team’s performance, but ideally he’ll be given at least 20 minutes, if not longer. Kieran Read captains the team in the absence of the resting Richie McCaw and it’s easy
enough to wind the clock forward to 2016 and see the guts of this team being first-choice All Blacks. “We have got to grow our team and this is a great opportunity to give some people some game time and give some other people a bit of a breather,” said All Black coach Steve Hansen. “It wasn’t that hard to select and there is an expectation that this group goes out to play and gives a high-class performance. “That is what we are preparing to do.” Hansen, who always has an intuitively good feel for how his players are travelling mentally and physically, is genuinely confident that energy levels are higher than they have been at the corresponding time in previous years. The excitement of being in the USA has invigorat- Kieran Read
ed the squad, while he also suspects that the players are now more used to the ordeals with which they are presented in the back half of the season. There is now a level of familiarity with the routine of playing in Argentina, South Africa and Australia ahead of the northern tour. Some of the enthusiasm is also being injected by the fact there are so many players named to take on the USA who have had limited opportunity this season. Physically, there is no reason to believe the run-on team should have any concerns about fatigue. The likes of Faumuina, Harris, Tuipulotu, Cane, Vito, Perenara, Crotty and Piutau have not played much in the past eight weeks. They bring fresh legs, while they also know they have to capitalise on the chance they have been given with
an accurate and cohesive performance. “They might be young, but there is a lot of experience and over the years we have brought these guys along to the point where we have complete trust in them.” Starting XV (tests in brackets) 1. Joe Moody (5) 2. Nathan Harris (1) 3. Charlie Faumuina (22) 4. Jeremy Thrush (4) 5. Patrick Tuipulotu (5) 6. Victor Vito (24) 7. Sam Cane (21) 8. Kieran Read (captain) (69) 9. TJ Perenara (7) 10. Aaron Cruden (35) 11. Charles Piutau (11) 12. Sonny Bill Williams (19) 13. Ryan Crotty (9) 14. Cory Jane (52) 15. Israel Dagg (43) Reserves: 16. Keven Mealamu (120) 17. Wyatt Crockett (33) 18. Ben Franks (37) 19. Brodie Retallick (33) 20. Liam Messam (35) 21. Augustine Pulu 22. Daniel Carter (100) 23. Julian Savea (28)
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Open A grade tennis returns for just the second week on court since the season opened on October 11 at the Ashburton Trust Tennis Centre. Then on Sunday the first of the big titles goes on the line, the Gala Cup mixed doubles. In the third round of Open A grade tomorrow Dorie-Fairton meet Hampstead, Methven are up against Allenton and Tinwald take on Hinds-Mayfield. Then on Sunday the Gala Cup mixed doubles crown will be decided with the Leonards, Ashleigh and her father Peter, looking for a fourth straight title. Earlier this year the event, held at its traditional Waitangi weekend timeslot but moved to earlier in the season this summer, had its best field for around 15 years with 11 pairs entered. There have only been five entries as of last night in the open A grade, and A reserve entries were also on the light side with entry open until the close of play tomorrow. The Gala Cup singles and doubles will take place on November 22-23.
Awards attract quality line-up BY JONATHAN LEASK
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There is plenty of Mid Canterbury talent among the 170 finalists for the Aoraki Secondary Schools’ Sports Awards in Timaru tonight. There are 15 finalists from Ashburton College and seven from Mount Hutt College, with some of those in line for the top awards. National basketball representative, Tessa Morrison, is a candidate for the top female sportsperson as is last year’s winner, ex-pat rower Renee Olley of Craighead, who represented New Zealand at the Junior World Rowing Championships and the Youth Olympics. College has a strong chance in the boys with three nominees, waterskier Hugh Donaldson, swimmer Matthew Harford and superbike racer Bailie Perriton. Mt Hutt’s Aimee Elliott and College’s Matthew Clough are both finalists in three separate sport categories Ashburton College also has the Girls’ 1st XV, which featured Mt Hutt players, nominated for team of the year. Another expat, equestrian Lucy Askin, is also a finalist. Commonwealth Games gold medallist Shane Archbold is the guest speaker.
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Jackson to play through the pain BY KRIS SHANNON It should surprise few to learn Cedric Jackson has been struggling with an elbow injury. The Breakers’ best player has seen his shooting stroke desert him after a fast start to the season, with his previous three games featuring a notable swoon in production. Jackson first felt the ailment in his shooting arm during the preseason but only recently has the pain in the joint become prohibitive. It now hurts the point guard to shoot and, while he intends to play through the pain against Townsville tonight, whether he can fully contribute remains to be seen. Through the Breakers’ first two games - both big wins - Jackson was making 54 per cent of his shots from the floor and half of his attempts from beyond the arc. The next three games - two losses and an ugly win against Wollongong on Sunday - saw the American make just 29 per cent from the field and an anaemic 15 per cent from deep. Those three games have also seen a notable regression from the offence as a whole and, as they attempt to bounce back at Vector Arena tonight, the Breakers will hope a bit of rest and a lot of ice will help Jackson recover his shooting touch. “It’s in a little bit of pain right now but I think I’ll be all right for the game,” Jackson said. “It hurts to shoot, and passing and things like that. “So I just have to play through it and hope the adrenaline will get me through. I’ll just ignore it when the game comes.” Ignoring the problem will hardly make it disappear, though. Jackson has been forced to make an adjustment as he deals with injury and, as much as he wouldn’t want to admit it, that adjustment might have hindered his output. “You’ve got to, because you have to compensate for the pain. “But I don’t want that to slow me down in any way and I don’t want to make that a reason why I have to change up my game.” - APNZ
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Heavy rain near the divide, spreading east at times, turning to showers, some heavy. Severe NW gale, easing at lower levels late.
A few showers. Cold southerlies.
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FZL: 3000m
Rain developing near the divide south of Mt Cook in the morning, spreading north in the afternoon. Fine with high cloud further east. Wind at 1000m: NW 50 km/h, rising to gale 80 km/h in exposed places. Wind at 2000m: W gale 80 km/h, rising to severe gale 100 km/h.
Fine spells and a few showers, mainly in the south. Winds changing cool southerly.
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few showers
Hamilton
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Napier
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Nelson
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Blenheim
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Christchurch
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Timaru
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Queenstown
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Dunedin
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Rangitata Klondyke at 2:00 pm, yesterday
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Waitaki Kurow at 9:00 am, yesterday
321.4
Source: Environment Canterbury
Ashburton Airport Temperature °C At 4pm 21.0 21.0 Max to 4pm 1.1 Minimum -3.3 Grass minimum Rainfall mm 0.0 16hr to 4pm October to date 30.8 Avg Oct to date 57 2014 to date 599.4 570 Avg year to date Wind km/h N 11 At 4pm Strongest gust SW 48 Time of gust 10:43pm
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Rain near the divide easing to showers in the morning, then clearing in the afternoon. Snow down to 1400m at first. Elsewhere, fine apart from a few morning showers. Wind at 1000m: NW 60 km/h, turning SW 30 km/h in the morning. Wind at 2000m: NW gale 80 km/h, easing to W 40 km/h in the morning.
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Fine with high cloud. Northeasterlies turning strong gusty northwest late.
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A narrow ridge over the country moves away to the east tomorrow as an active trough approaches the far south. The trough moves slowly up the South Island on Sunday, then crosses the North Island on Monday.
mainly isolated cloudy drizzle drizzle few showers fine showers clearing showers
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6am 3 News – Firstline 8:30 Infomercials 3 10:30 The Dr Oz Show PGR A look at how supermarkets are manipulating people into buying foods that cause them to overeat and be unhealthy. 11:30 Entertainment Tonight 3 Noon 3 News 12:30 Baggage PGR Game show hosted by Jerry Springer. 1pm Dr Phil PGR 1:55 The Block NZ 3 0 3pm F The Real Housewives Of OC 3:55 Rachael Ray 3 4:55 F Jamie’s 15 Minute Meals 3 0 5:25 Million Dollar Minute 6pm 3 News
Midnight White Collar PGR Peter and Neal pose as wealthy bachelors to catch a black widow. 12:55 Entertainment Tonight 1:20 Infomercials 3
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6:30 Pukoro 3 2 7am Miharo 3 2 7:30 Pukana 3 2 8am Toi Whakaari 3 2 8:30 Te Kaea 3 2 9am Nga Pari Karangaranga o te Motu 3 9:30 Kai Time On The Road 3 10am Korero Mai 3 11am Toku Reo 3 Noon Korero Mai 3 1pm Toku Reo 3 2pm Ako 3 2 3pm Kai Time On The Road 3 3:30 Pukoro 2 4pm Miharo 3 2 4:30 Waka Ama 2013 3 5pm Toi Whakaari 2 5:30 Te Kaea 2
THE BOX 6am Law And Order MV 6:50 The Simpsons PG 7:15 Pawn Stars PG 7:40 America’s Funniest Home Videos PG 8:05 Survivor – All Star PG 8:55 NCIS – LA MV 9:45 SVU MV 10:35 NCIS PGV 11:25 The Musketeers MVLS 12:25 Matador MVLS 1:15 Whose Line Is It Anyway? PG 1:40 NCIS – LA MV 2:30 Law And Order MV 3:20 Survivor – All Star PG 4:10 America’s Funniest Home Videos PG 4:35 The Simpsons PG 5pm Pawn Stars PG 5:30 NCIS – LA MV 6:30 The Simpsons PG 7pm Pawn Stars PG 7:30 NCIS PGV 8:30 SVU MV 9:30 Elementary MV 10:30 SVU MV 11:30 NCIS PGV
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6:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 3 7am Harry’s Practice 3 Filmed on location at Dr Harry’s veterinary practice in northern Tasmania. 7:30 Home Shopping Noon The Doctors PGR 3 1pm The Test PGR 3 Celebrities and viewers answer moral questions. 1:55 Bondi Rescue PGR 3 2:25 MythBusters PGR 3 3:30 The Late Show With David Letterman 4:30 Hot Bench Judge Judy’s latest creation adds a new dynamic to courtroom disputes, with three new judges exchanging debate before giving a verdict. 5pm Deal Or No Deal 3 5:30 Prime News 6pm The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon 3 7pm The Crowd Goes Wild 7:30 Scorpion PGR Against Cabe’s advice, Team Scorpion goes to Las Vegas for a ‘simple’ casino job, but things do not go smoothly. 8:30 NCIS – New Orleans AO 9:30 Netball – International (Delayed) New Zealand v England. The final test match for the Taini Jamison Trophy, from Palmerston North. 11pm The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon A celebrity chat show. Midnight Home Shopping 1:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 3 An irreverent daily sports and entertainment show. 2am Home Shopping
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SKY SPORT 2 6pm Nga Pari Karangaranga o te Motu 3 6:30 Ako 3 2 7pm Te Kaea 3 2 7:30 #Hakanation PGR 8pm Fusion Feasts 3 8:30 Homai Te Pakipaki 9:30 The Topp Twins 3 10pm Henderson To Hollywood PGR 3 10:30 Tribe 11pm Te Kaea 3 2 11:30 Closedown
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Juniors warm up for championships Jenna Borthwick, 11, jumps out of the blocks at the Ashburton Junior Athletics at the Ashburton Domain on Wednesday. It was the club’s third session for the new season with the junior athletes, ranging from seven to 14, competing in three events each week, rotating around the various event stations to hone their skills. Some of the competitors will be in action at the Mid Canterbury Primary Schools’ Championships on Tuesday at the Ashburton Domain. The top qualifiers will progress to the Canterbury Primary Schools’ Championships which will again be hosted in Ashburton in December. PHOTO TETSURO MITOMO 291014-TM-113
Ricciardo eager for Austin track His hopes of taking out the Formula One drivers’ title have faded, but Daniel Ricciardo is still itching to hit the track at the United States Grand Prix this weekend. The three-time 2014 race winner says Austin’s Circuit of the Americas, introduced to the annual tour two years ago, is his fa-
vourite date on the F1 calendar. “The Circuit of the Americas, in my opinion, is the best of the new breed of circuits,” he said. “Hand on heart, this is probably the date on the calendar I look forward to the most.” “(It’s) a very busy track where you don’t get much respite.” The 25-year-old said the
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track’s first turn, which delves blind up a big hill, was “like nothing else” in Formula One. Ricciardo’s outgoing Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel agreed, with the German driver saying he was also looking forward to tackling the track’s “extremely fast turns”. At 199 points on the rankings,
Ricciardo trails title leader and Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton by 92 points. Hamilton, 29, leads Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg of Germany by 17 points as he sets himself to claim his 10th win of the season at the Austin asphalt. Meanwhile, Vettel trails even further behind, currently ranked
fifth on F1 standings. There are 100 points still available in the competition. If Hamilton wins, the Briton will notch up his fifth consecutive race win and set himself up well for next month’s seasonending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, which is worth double points. - AAP
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