Race Programme

2nd – 7th November 2009

Photo courtesy of The Southland Times

Category 2.2 event ’S PREMIER CYCLE TOUR Teams

Colourplus PowerNet 1. Ashburton 66. Michael stallard Australia 2. Timaru 67. Russell gill • Australia 3. • Feilding 68. Matthew gorter Hamilton 4. Papamoa 69. Richard Rollinson Christchurch 5. Reon Park Timaru 70. Chris Macic • Auckland Subway–Avanti Ascot PArk hotel 6. Gordon McCauley Auckland 71. Aaron strong Auckland 7. Christchurch 72. Wade Mangham • Hamilton 8. Eric Drower Cambridge 73. Mike northey • Auckland 9. Wellington 74. BraD carter • Cambridge 10. • Christchurch 75. • Taupo PRo cycling Share The Road 11. Hastings 76. Karl Murray Auckland 12. Te Awamutu 77. Matt gilbert Auckland 13. Ben Jacques-Maynes USA 78. Ryan wills • Whakatane 14. OmeR kem USA 79. Romain Fondard France 15. Cody o’Reilly USA 80. Nelson Calder stewart Placemakers 16. Mark langlands • Cambridge 81. Brent allnutt Hokitika 17. Ben king Australia 82. Logan Mort • Auckland 18. Brad Hall Australia 83. Daniel warren Taradale 19. Christchurch 84. Jason Barlow 20. Douglas Repacholi Australia 85. Logan calder Australia cyclingnzshop.com–Bio sPort Sycamore Print 21. FloyD landis USA 86. Kevin o’Donnell Hokitika 22. Nico De Jong Auckland 87. Kieran Hambrook • Nelson 23. Nick lovegrove Auckland 88. Alex McGregor • Dunedin 24. Jeremy Meech Auckland 89. RoD weinberg Cambridge 25. Jamie wHyte Invercargill 90. Sheldon gorter • Hamilton Zookeepers–Cycle surgery JacksoN Plumbing 26. Waimate 91. Michael olheiser USA 27. • 92. Kevin nicol USA 28. • Waipukurau 93. Greg kRause USA 29. Auckland 94. Seth Rubin USA 30. Cambridge 95. Stefan Rothe Germany kia moTORS Winton’s middle Pub 31. Nelson 96. James gibson Christchurch 32. Justin kerr Tokoroa 97. Allan williams Christchurch 33. Karl Moore Hamilton 98. Thomas Hubbard • Christchurch 34. SheM Rodger • Cambridge 99. Cory Hodgson Christchurch 35. • Nelson 100. DaviD ayre Nelson NOW–ms society The southland Times 36. TyleR locke • USA 101. Matt Marshall 37. Eric Bennett • USA 102. Hamish Presbury • Invercargill 38. Sergio Hernandez USA 103. Cameron karwowski • Invercargill 39. Nicholas Martinez • USA 104. Ruardaih McLeod • Christchurch 40. Corey Farrell • USA 105. Sam steele • Christchurch Praties cycling Bici vida 41. Kyle Marwood Australia 106. Scott wilder Auckland 42. Jason Rigg Australia 107. • Auckland 43. Dylan newell Australia 108. Carl williams Auckland 44. Will clarke Australia 109. Alex RaY • Auckland 45. Nathan earl Australia 110. ToM FinDlay • Palmerston North titans Race Team SOUTHERN iNstitute of Technology 46. Samuel wHitmitz Australia 111. Mike Henton Auckland 47. James iBRahim Australia 112. dylan stewart Napier 48. LathaM cRoft • Australia 113. Matt Hinton Auckland 49. Oliver Harding-Sheath • Auckland 114. Dion neems Auckland 50. Maarten wouters Belgium 115. Simon Brown New Plymouth Benchmark homes South wesT helicopters 51. Daniel Barry • Christchurch 116. Logan eDgar • 52. James early Christchurch 117. Travis kane Invercargill 53. James McCoy • Christchurch 118. Andrew Ballantyne Invercargill 54. Leon Hextall • Christchurch 119. Lachlan sHannon Invercargill 55. Matt sillars • Auckland 120. Simon cRoom Invercargill CreatioN signs Energy smart 56. Blair Martin Australia 121. Jonathon atkinson Auckland 57. DaviD eVans Australia 122. Lee eVans • Wellington 58. Alex Malone Australia 123. Andy Hagan Wellington 59. DaviD tReacey Australia 124. Chris kendall Wellington 60. Hayden kegg Australia 125. Johno gee Christchurch Team eNTerprise 61. Hastings 62. Michael torckler • New Plymouth 63. WilliaM alexander Auckland 64. Alasdair Dempsey Auckland 65. • Denotes Under 23 INTRODUCTIONS

PowerNet is a passionate sponsor of cycling in the South and we are pleased to provide the power behind New Zealand’s premier cycle race. This year is the ninth year as the principal sponsor of the PowerNet . We continue to support this event because it brings pride and excitement throughout the communities that we serve. PowerNet not only provides financial assistance for the Tour but our staff also provide administration support where possible and this is the third year that we have entered a team in the event. The reputation of the PowerNet Tour is such that the event continues to attract a significant number of teams even though we are arguably in the middle of an economic downturn. The financial support of the Community Trust of Southland, the ILT Foundation and other major funding providers, as well as all the other many sponsors of the Tour, make the event a reality and add considerable local involvement and interest. We also acknowledge the many individuals, volunteers and Police who play such valuable roles in ensuring the success of the PowerNet Tour year after year. We are confident that this 53rd Tour will again be an event of note in the New Zealand sporting calendar and we join with Bruce Ross and the organisers in welcoming the riders and supporters to Southland and wishing them an enjoyable and successful 2009 PowerNet Tour of Southland.

Martin Walton Chief Executive, PowerNet Limited

It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the 2009 PowerNet Tour of Southland. Through its 50+ years of outstanding racing, the tour has reached iconic status as riders not only battle it out amongst each other but the challenging nz spring weather as well. The PowerNet Tour of Southland showcases NZ’s best road cyclists and continues to attract more international talent each year. The Tour is also a unique opportunity for NZ’s emerging talent to have the chance to ply their skills against NZ’s top riders who are predominantly based overseas riding professionally or semi professionally. BikeNZ is very proud to be associated with the Tour each year. The team at Cycling Southland continue to deliver an internationally recognised event that captures the hearts and minds of all New Zealanders. This positive showcase for the sport helps us continue with our aim of building a cycling culture in New Zealand. Across the country, more and more people are experiencing the freedom and joy that cycling in its many forms brings. BikeNZ is working to ensure all riders, from the Elite, to the absolute beginner are given the opportunity to participate in events, ride to work, and for just pure play, in a safe and cycle friendly environment. An event like the PowerNet Tour of Southland provides a great profile for the sport to promote the benefits of cycling to the wider public. All the very best to all riders, commissaires, officials and team support who will be taking part in this year’s Tour. Enjoy the ride.

Kieran Turner Chief Executive Officer, BikeNZ

The Community Trust of Southland has been involved with the Tour of Southland since 1998, and in 2009 is once again very pleased to be a major financial supporter of the Tour. The Community Trust of Southland’s role is to make a difference in the Southland community, and outstanding events such as the Tour of Southland help us to achieve that objective. The Community Trust is this year delighted to once again join forces with PowerNet, the principal sponsor of the Tour. It is great that one of Southland’s major corporate is continuing to put is weight behind the Tour. The Tour of Southland is an icon that all of Southland is justifiably proud of, and one that the Community Trust of Southland is very pleased to be able to support. We are sure that Bruce Ross and his fellow Tour organizers will this year once again create a magnificent event through our spectacular Southland province.

John Prendergast Chief Executive Officer, The Community Trust of Southland

PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 1 INDEX

Inside Front Cover: 2009 PowerNet Tour Competitors

1. Messages from PowerNet Limited, BikeNZ and Community Trust of Southland

3. Message of Welcome from the Race Convenor—Mr Bruce Ross

4. 2009 Tour Officials

5. General Classification King of Mountains Sprint Ace Under 23 Classification Team Classification

6. PowerNet Tour of Southland teams

31. Overview Map—All Stages

32. Map of First Day­—Stage 1

33. Stage 1—Massage Therapy Centre Teams’ Time Trial

35. Map of First Day—Stage 2

36. Stage 2—Pub Charity and Bayview Hotel

38. Map of Second Day—Stage 3

39. Stage 3—Mataura Licensing Trust

41. Map of Third Day—Stage 4

42. Stage 4—Pub Charity and Waiau Hotel

44. Map of Third Day—Stage 5

45. Stage 5—Winton Hotel and Pub Charity

47 Map of Fourth Day—Stage 6

48. Stage 6—Lion Foundation

50. Map of Fifth Day—Stage 7

51. Stage 7—WHK

53. Map of Sixth Day—Stage 8

54. Stage 8— Council Safer Communities Together

55. Map of Sixth Day—Stage 9

56. Stage 9—Ascot Park Hotel

61. Prize List

64. Past Winners

Inside Back Cover: Course Summary

2 RACE MANAGER’S WELCOME

It is my pleasure, on behalf of the organising committee, On behalf of the organising committee, I extend my best to extend a warm welcome to all competitors, officials and wishes to all participants and supporters of this year’s supporters to the 2009 PowerNet Tour of Southland. Tour and trust that you enjoy our southern hospitality and your stay in New Zealand, and have a safe return to A special welcome is extended to all international your homeland following the event, taking with you many competitors and officials, who have chosen to come fond memories of the Tour and the Southland region. to Southland to participate in New Zealand’s Premier Cycling event – the Tour of Southland. In conclusion, our sincere thanks are extended to the following for their generous support and assistance to This event, which covers many parts of the Southland this year’s PowerNet Tour of Southland. region, is a major highlight of the national sporting calendar and is eagerly awaited by the sport loving public PowerNet Limited Sport Southland of Southland. Community Trust of Southland Towns and Boroughs en Route The Tour was first introduced to the province in 1956 New Zealand Police Medical Personnel to celebrate Invercargill’s centenary and has certainly ILT Foundation Media stood the test of time while other similar events have come and gone. Invercargill City Council Team Sponsors Pub Charity Inc We are proud to again have the excellent support and Classification Sponsors cooperation of our major sponsor, PowerNet Limited Southland Spirit of a Nation Other Sponsors— and my committee’s sincere thanks go to them for their Southland District Council both large and small continued involvement with the Tour. This level of Lion Foundation Race Officials and Supporters support is instrumental to the ongoing success of this event. We also welcome and acknowledge the support Gore District Council Community Sponsors of the Community Trust of Southland, the Invercargill Licensing Trust, ILT Foundation, Pub Charity and Without the above support, the 2009 PowerNet Tour of Lion Foundation, who all continue to provide valuable Southland would not be possible. funding support which assists greatly in the maintenance and promotion of this event. BRUCE ROSS The continued growth and development of the Tour is Tour Convenor attributable to the tremendous support that is received annually from throughout the community and my committee devotes a special thanks to all who have A special thanks is extended to our valued supported the Tour and continue to be involved with an Team Sponsors event that truly belongs to the people of Southland. Colourplus Team Enterprise The high regard in which the Tour of Southland is held is Subway – Avanti Powernet reflected by the calibre of the field we have attracted this Bissell Pro Cycling Ascot Park Hotel year. The cream of NewZ ealand’s cycling talent plus a Calder Stewart Share The Road large contingent of international cyclists will take part cyclingnzshop.com – Placemakers in this year’s event and I am sure that another exciting Bio Sport Sycamore Print event is in store. Zookeepers – Jackson Plumbing All travelling with this year’s Tour are encouraged to Cycle Surgery Winton’s Middle Pub give their utmost cooperation at all times to assist with Kia Motors The Southland Times the smooth and safe running of this major event. The Now – MS Society Bici Vida immense commitment and assistance provided by the Praties Cycling Southern Institute New Zealand Police in the planning and escorting of the Titans Race Team of Technology Tour is extremely valued and the event is deeply indebted Benchmark Homes South West Helicopters to their involvement. All associated with this year’s Tour are encouraged to support and acknowledge our valued Creation Signs Energy Smart sponsors whenever possible.

TOUR LEADER: Yellow LEADERS’ KING OF MOUNTAINS: White / Red Polka Dots SPRINT ACE: Green JERSEY COLOURS UNDER 23: Pink

PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 3 2009 TOUR OFFICIALS Tour Director: Bruce Ross. Committee: Bruce Ross, Lloyd Smith, Ian Martin, Amy Merrilees, Pam Ross, Suzanne Wootten, Bill Anderson, Graham Sycamore, Julie Irvine, Tony Scannell, Stephen Canny, Robin Criglington, Peter Graham. Tour Treasurer: Amy Merrilees. Tour Secretary: Suzanne Wootten. Accommodation Officer: Pam Ross. PowerNet Limited: Martin Walton (Chief Executive Officer), Lyn Daly (Business Services Manager), Cam McCulloch (PowerNet Ltd Chairman). UCI Commissaire: Peter Tomlinson—Australia. Assistant Commissaires: Graham Sycamore, Ian Bullock, John Vercoe, Stephen Canny, Graham Bell, Paul Dahl, Sier Vermunt, Steve Hurring, Jan Carrol, Geoff Campbell, Tony Hammington. Sport Southland: Jim Thomson. Finishing Line Camera Operators: Bernie Scholes, Jonathan Muhl. Drivers: Ray Robinson, Lloyd Smith, Robyn Vercoe, Grant Toomey, Lesley Smith, Brent Cosgrove, Peter Robinson, Peter Brown, Neil Cleghorn. STMS: Tony Scannell, Jonathan Muhl. Traffic Management: Brendon Sheehy, Anja Wall. Judges: Murray Thomas, Neville Tomlins, Ross McKerchar, Russell Drake, Edgar Potter, Ross Tangney, David Ross, Bugs Lindsay. Event Commentator: Julian Ineson. Video Operators: Ian Bullock, Waine Harding. Timekeepers: Ian Bullock (Chief), Grant Toomey, Bruce Dawe, Amy Dawe. Results Data: Hank van Til Website Design: Flatout, Lyn Daly (PowerNet). Website Commentary: Tony Corkill (PowerNet), Rachael Neutze (Bike NZ). Patrols: Kevin Laidlaw, Roger Turnbull, Dave Clark, Danny Wyatt, Peter Grandiek, Mamie Laidlaw, Chris Beullens, John Crowe, Graeme Roff, Barbara Roff, Invercargill Fire Police. Motor Cycle Patrols: Graham Thomson, Ewan Chamberlain, Reece Denniston. Neutral Support: Geoff Adams, Neil Jamieson, Shane Gough, Erin Criglington, Tania White, Michael White. Advance Publicity: Brian Stott. Race Headquarters: Bill and Claire Anderson (PGG Wrightson Caravan). Signage: Evans Freight, Ant Leathart. Broom Wagon: Lionel Ashford, Terry Mitchell. Media Co-ordinator: Lyn Daly, Rachael Neutze. Media: Cue TV (Tom Conroy), MoreFM (Julian Ineson), The Southland Times (Nathan Burdon), Television One (John McDermott), Sky Television (Jon Bridges), TV3 (Dave Goosselink), NZPA (Peter Martinez), Radio Sport (Craig Adair). Media Motorbikes: Peter Woodburn, Graeme Howie, Waine Harding. Photographers: Barry Harcourt (The Southland Times), Peter Bruggeman (Independent), Dianne Manson (NZPA), Tom Balks (Independent). New Zealand Police: Sergeant Ian Martin, Sergeant Peter Graham, Sergeant Peter Daly, Constable Colin Smith, Constable Kevin Guthrie, S/Constable Colin Johansen, S/Constable Tony Vincent, Constable Blair Dalton,Constable Simon Knight, Constable Bruce Glass, Constable Chris Haines. Police Youth Education: Constable Fenton Herrick, Constable Martin Lohrey. Ambulance: St John Ambulance. Race Doctors: Dr Stephen Fish, Dr Damian Marsh, Dr Ajti Johri. Communications: Brendon Sheehy, Tony Scannell.

4 POWERNET General Classification Riding time, less any bonuses, is taken for each stage. The rider with the lowest aggregate time will be first on general classification; the rider with the next lowest aggregate time will be second, and so on. Times will be taken in seconds only, so that a group of riders in a close bunch will be credited with the same time. Time bonuses, credited for the first three placings of each stage (except Stage 1); and for the first three placings in Intermediate (●) sprints as listed; are subtracted from the actual riding time. Please note the differing points for full and half stages. TIME BONUS (in seconds) Stages 3, 6 and 7: 1st – 10, 2nd – 6, 3rd – 4; Stages 2, 4, 5, 8 and 9: 1st – 6, 2nd – 4, 3rd – 2. TIME BONUS—INTERMEDIATE SPRINTS (in seconds) Listed below are the 11 Intermediate Sprints carrying additional bonus seconds: (1st – 3, 2nd – 2, 3rd – 1): Stage 2: Coachmans Inn (Donovan School). Stage 6: Highway Café (Athol), Lion Foundation (Frankton). Stage 3: J. B. & S. G. Price Ltd (Wyndham), Stage 7: G. J. Atkinson—Property Maintenance (), Churchy’s Meat (Broughton Street). Te Anau SuperValue. Stage 4: Waterforce (Isla Bank School). Stage 8: Hotel. Stage 5: Riverton SuperValue. Stage 9: Henderson Construction Ltd (Gala Street).

Hydraulink / JESCO King of the Mountains This will be decided over 16 hills and two stage finishes: Stage 2: South Port NZ Ltd, Pub Charity Bluff Stage Finish. Stage 3: Bell and Wyatt Hill Climb (Waimumu), Hokonui Gold Radio (Broughton Street, Gore), Andrews Transport (Mandeville / Kingston Road), Stirling Sports Gore (Otama). Stage 4: Pub Charity (Rackles), D. T. King & Co. Ltd (Orawia). Stage 5: Bay Road Service Centre (Longwood). Stage 6: Insurance Brokers Alliance Ltd (Five Rivers), Lone Star Restaurant Queenstown (Halfway Bay), Shotover Jet (Dalefield Road), Lion Foundation Crown Range Stage. Stage 7: Evans Freight (Nightcaps), Mainland Transport (Clifden), Southern Discoveries (Blackmount). Stage 8: Mayfly Café (Gorge Hill). Stage 9: Southern Paints PPG Industrial Coatings (). Points will be awarded for first three placings on each climb; 1st – 6, 2nd – 4, 3rd – 2.

HARCOURTS REAL ESTATE Sprint Ace This classification will be decided on a points basis. Points will be awarded for ALL Sprint primes (excluding stage finishes) as follows: 1st – 3; 2nd – 2; 3rd – 1.

PSIS Under 23 Classification All riders eligible for UCI Under 23 category in 2009 shall be included. Placings shall be determined by the general classification by time.

WENSLEYS AVANTI PLus Team Classification The team classification for the day shall be calculated on the basis of the sum of the three best individual times from each team. The team general classification shall be calculated on the basis of the sum of the three best individual times, excluding bonuses, from each team in each stage ridden. SEE SPECIFIC REGULATIONS IN RACE MANUAL for classifications details

PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 5 COLourPLUS (CLP) Colours: White, BLUE and green 1. Hayden Roulston Ashburton 2. Marc Ryan Timaru 3. Jesse SErgent ● Feilding 4. Logan Hutchings Papamoa 5. Reon Park Timaru Manager: COREY WILLIAMS Driver: Dr DAMIAN MARSH

● Under 23

6 Subway–AVANTI (SWA) Colours: white, GREEN and yellow 6. Gordon McCauley Auckland 7. hayden Godfrey Christchurch 8. Eric Drower Cambridge 9. Joseph Cooper Wellington 10. Michael Vink ● Christchurch Manager: Greg Hume Soigneur: Paul Holloway Mechanic: JOHN MORRISON

● Under 23

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PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 7 BISSELL PRO CYCLING (BPC) Colours: Red, GREY and White 11. Jeremy Vennell Hastings 12. Peter Latham Te Awamutu 13. Ben Jacques-Maynes USA 14. OMER kEM USA 15. Cody O’Reilly USA Manager: GLEN MITCHELL Driver: Zane Nichol

● Under 23

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8 Calder Stewart (cst) Colours: RED, BLACK and WHITE

16. Mark Langlands ● Cambridge 17. BEN kING Australia 18. Brad Hall Australia 19. Paul Odlin Christchurch 20. Douglas Repacholi Australia Manager: Brian Roulston Driver: Sharon Barltrop

● Under 23

Proud to be riding in the Tour of Southland

PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 9 cyclingnzshop.com–Bio sport (CBS) Colours: White, Black TRIM 21. Floyd Landis USA 22. NICO DE Jong Auckland 23. Nick Lovegrove Auckland 24. Jeremy Meech Auckland 25. Jamie Whyte Invercargill Manager: Wayne Hudson Driver: Jane Hudson

● Under 23

10 Zookeepers–Cycle surgery (ZCS) Colours: BLACK and WHITE 26. Heath Blackgrove Waimate 27. Sam Bewley ● Rotorua 28. Westley Gough ● Waipukurau 29. Glen Chadwick Auckland 30. HAMISH BOND Cambridge Manager: Paul Clark Driver: KEVIN O’Brien Mechanic: Kila Hepi

● Under 23

PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 11 KIA MOTORS (KMS) Colour: red and white 31. Robin Reid Nelson 32. JUSTIN kERR Tokoroa 33. Karl Moore Hamilton 34. SHEM RODGER ● Cambridge 35. George Bennett ● Nelson Manager: ROBIN KING Driver: PETER RICARDSON

● Under 23

12 NOW–MS Society (nms) Colours: Black, White and red

36. Tyler Locke ● USA 37. Eric Bennett ● USA 38. Sergio Hernandez USA 39. Nicholas Martinez ● USA 40. Corey Farrell ● USA Manager: Ian Langlands Driver: TRISHA KING

● Under 23

Team VRC and No Opportunity Wasted (NOW) are proud to have the “NOW-MS Society” Elite U25 team participate in the 2009 Tour of Southland for our fourth consecutive year. Our Southern-California team’s focus is U25 development and raising money and awareness for the National Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society. In just seven years we’ve produced six professional riders, including former Tour of Southland Green Jersey Winner Curtis Gunn. Additionally, over the last seven years we raised more than $250,000 USD to fight MS. To learn more about the club, the NOW proposition of ditching the excuses and start living your life today, and MS, please visit: www.teamvrc.com www.noopportunitywasted.com www.nmss.org

PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 13 Praties Cycling (PTC) Colours: Light Green and RED 41. Kyle Marwood Australia 42. Jason Rigg Australia 43. Dylan Newell Australia 44. Will Clarke Australia 45. Nathan Earl Australia Manager: Andrew Christie-Johnston Driver: Tracey Christie-Johnston

● Under 23

Proud to be associated with the 2009 PowerNet Tour of Southland

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14 TITANS RACE TEAM (TRT) Colours: White, RED and Lime GREEN 46. Samuel Whitmitz Australia 47. James Ibrahim Australia 48. Latham Croft ● Australia 49. Oliver Harding-Sheath ● Auckland 50. Maarten Wouters Belgium Manager: Damian Harris Driver: Andrew McNab

● Under 23

Proud to be associated with the 2009 PowerNet Tour of Southland

PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 15 Benchmark HOMES (BMH) Colours: Orange and White

51. Daniel Barry ● Christchurch 52. James Early Christchurch 53. James McCoy ● Christchurch 54. Leon Hextall ● Christchurch 55. Matt Sillars ● Auckland Manager: Mark Forder Driver: Phil Hextall Mechanic: ALISTAIR BILLING

● Under 23

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16 Creation Signs (CRS) Colours: White, Red and Blue 56. Blair Martin Australia 57. David Evans Australia 58. Alex Malone Australia 59. David Treacey Australia 60. HAYDEN kEGG Australia Manager: Warren Ruwhiu Driver: CARLY ANDERSON

● Under 23

PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 17 Team Enterprise (TEP) Colours: GREY and White 61. Jeremy Yates Hastings 62. Michael Torckler ● New Plymouth 63. William Alexander Auckland 64. Alasdair Dempsey Auckland 65. Manager: COURTNEY BLACK Driver: ANNA GARDNER Mechanic: Seaton Black

● Under 23

18 PowerNet (pnt) Colours: LIME GREEN, black, White and blue 66. MICHAEL STALLARD Australia 67. Russell Gill ● Australia 68. MATTHEW GORTER Hamilton 69. Richard Rollinson Christchurch 70. Chris Macic ● Auckland Manager: Aaron Sinclair Driver: Jim Phair

● Under 23

PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 19 Ascot PArk Hotel (Aph) Colours: White and BLUE 71. AARON STRONG Auckland 72. Wade Mangham ● Hamilton 73. Mike Northey ● Auckland 74. Brad Carter ● Cambridge 75. Patrick BEVIN ● Taupo Manager: PETER RIDSDALE Driver: PETER NORTHEY Masseuse: BARBARA STIRLING

● Under 23

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Leading the way in Southern Hospitality and proud to be supporting sport in Southland

Introducing our team … ➠ Aaron Strong ➠ Wade Mangham ➠ Mike Northey ➠ Brad Carter ➠ Patrick Bevan

20 Share The Road (STR) Colours: purple and orange 76. Karl Murray Auckland 77. Matt Gilbert Auckland 78. Ryan Wills ● Whakatane 79. Romain Fondard France 80. Jack Bauer Nelson Manager: Brendon McDermott Driver: Ginge Burnett

● Under 23

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PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 21 Placemakers (PMK) Colours: Turquoise, NAVY and White 81. BRENT ALLNUTT Hokitika 82. Logan Mort ● Auckland 83. Daniel Warren Taradale 84. Jason Barlow Invercargill 85. Logan Calder Australia Manager: Stewart Barlow Driver: Alistar Rance

● Under 23

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22 Sycamore Print (sMP) Colours: Light Blue, red and Yellow 86. Kevin O’Donnell Hokitika 87. Kieran Hambrook ● Nelson 88. Alex McGregor ● Dunedin 89. Rod Weinberg Cambridge 90. Sheldon Gorter ● Hamilton Manager: James Canny Driver:

● Under 23

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PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 23 JackSON PLUMBING (JPM) Colours: white and grey 91. Michael Olheiser USA 92. Kevin Nicol USA 93. GREG kRAUSE USA 94. Seth Rubin USA 95. Stefan Rothe Germany Manager: Robert CoBle Driver: Graeme Irvine

● Under 23

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24 Winton’s middle pub (WMP) Colours: LIME GREEN and WHITE 96. JAMES GIBSON Christchurch 97. Allan Williams Christchurch 98. Thomas Hubbard ● Christchurch 99. Cory Hodgson Christchurch 100. David Ayre Nelson Manager: David Comerford Driver:

● Under 23

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Phone 03-236 8413 Fax 03-236 8414 PROUD SPONSORS OF SPORT IN SOUTHLAND Your Local Hosts: John and Nancy McHugh Email: [email protected]

PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 25 The southlanD times (TSt) Colours: RED, YELLOW and BLACK 101.1. MMattatt MMarshallarshall oOtautautautau 102.2. HhaMamish ish PPresburyresbury ● invercargillInvercargill 103.3. CPatrickAMERON Willia kARWOWSMsonki ● Invercargillalexandra 104.4. RsaMuardaih steeleM cLeod ● cChristchurchhristchurch 105.4. Sram uaraidhSteele Mc ● leod cChristchurchhristchurch

Manager: RossRoss Machejefski,Machejefski Driver: MaxMax P PRESBURYResbuRy

● Under 23

26 BICI VIDA (BCV) Colours: black and white 106. Scott Wilder Auckland 107. Taylor Gunman ● Auckland 108. Carl Williams Auckland 109. Alex Ray ● Auckland 110. Tom Findlay ● Palmerson North Manager: COLIN CORNBERG Driver: RICK ELLIS

● Under 23

PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 27 southern institute of technology (SIT) Colours: ORANGE, NAVY BLUE 111. MikE HENTON Auckland 112. DYLAN STEWART Napier 113. Matt Hinton Auckland 114. Dion Neems Auckland 115. Simon Brown New Plymouth Manager: Maurice Hinton Driver: RACHAEL BUTTON

● Under 23

28 South West helicopters (SWH) Colours: SEA GREEN, WHITE and BLACK

116. Logan Edgar ● Te Anau 117. TRAVIS kANE Invercargill 118. Andrew Ballantyne Invercargill 119. Lachlan Shannon Invercargill 120. Simon Croom Invercargill Manager: DAVE BEADLE Driver: GARETH COOPER

● Under 23

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Bases At: • Te Anau • Invercargill •

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PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 29 ENERGY SMART (EGS) Colours: white and FOREST GREEN 121. Jonathon Atkinson Auckland 122. Lee Evans ● Wellington 123. Andy Hagan Wellington 124. CHRIS kENDALL Wellington 125. JOHNO GEE Christchurch Manager: Kevin Drower Driver: Barry Atkinson

● Under 23

Phone 0800 warmsouth 117 Eye Street, Invercargill www.energysmart.co.nz

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32 The Massage Centre STAGE 1 Monday, 2nd November 2009—8.42kms Starts at Feldwick Gates, Queen’s Park, Invercargill at 9.00 am TEAMS’ TIME TRIAL (2 laps) 9.00am: Energy Smart 9.36am: Placemakers 121. Jonathon Atkinson 81. Brent Allnutt 122. Lee Evans ● 82. Logan Mort ● 123. Andy Hagan 83. Daniel Warren 124. Chris Kendall 84. Jason Barlow 125. Johno Gee 85. Logan Calder 9.02am: South west helicopters 9.48am: SharE The road 116. Logan Edgar ● 76. Karl Murray 117. Travis Kane 77. Matt Gilbert 118. Andrew Ballantyne 78. Ryan Wills ● 119. Lachlan Shannon 79. Romain Fondard 120. Simon Croom 80. Jack Bauer 9.04am: Southern InstituTE oF Technology 9.50am: Ascot Park hotel 111. Mike Henton 71. Aaron Strong 112. Dylan Stewart 72. Wade Mangham ● 113. Matt Hinton 73. Mike Northey ● 114. Dion Neems 74. Brad Carter ● 115. Simon Brown 75. Patrick Bevin ● 9.16am: Bica vida 9.52am: Powernet 106. Scott Wilder 66. Michael Stallard ● 107. Taylor Gunman 67. Russell Gill 108. Carl Williams 68. Matthew Gorter ● 109. Alex Ray 69. Richard Rollinson ● 110. Tom Findlay 70. Chris Macic ● 9.18am: The Southland TImes 10.04am: Team ENTErprise 101. Matt Marshall 61. Jeremy Yates ● 102. Hamish Presbury 62. Michael Torckler ● ● 103. Cameron Karwowski 63. William Alexander ● 104. Ruardaih McLeod 64. Alasdair Dempsey ● 105. Sam Steele 65. 9.20am: Winton’S mIddle Pub 10.06am: creatioN SIgns 96. James Gibson 56. Blair Martin 97. Allan Williams 57. David Evans ● 98. Thomas Hubbard 58. Alex Malone 99. Cory Hodgson 59. David Treacey 100. David Ayre 60. Hayden Kegg The sign of a winning team! 9.32am: Jackson Plumbing 10.08am: benchmark homes 91. Michael Olheiser 51. Daniel Barry ● 0800 4 CREATION www.creationsigns.co.nz 92. Kevin Nicol 52. James Early 93. Greg Krause 53. James McCoy ● 94. Seth Rubin 54. Leon Hextall ● 95. Stefan Rothe 55. Matt Sillars ● 9.34am: SycamorE Print 10.20am: Titans raCE TEam 86. Kevin O’Donnell 46. Samuel Whitmitz ● 87. Kieran Hambrook 47. James Ibrahim ● 88. Alex McGregor 48. Latham Croft ● 89. Rod Weinberg 49. Oliver Harding-Sheath ● ● 90. Sheldon Gorter Sycamore Print 50. Maarten Wouters

PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 33 10.22am: PraTIES Cycling 41. Kyle Marwood STAGE 1 – SPONSORS 42. Jason Rigg 43. Dylan Newell CITY CHIROPRACTIC $100 44. Will Clarke CRT Co‑operative $50 45. Nathan Earl CRUICKSHANK PRYDE $250 DAVE ROBINSON – 10.24am: Now–MS Society SOUTHLAND REAL eSTATE $100 36. Tyler Locke ● GIBBS WOOD & COAL $50 ● 37. Eric Bennett GORDON OFFICER (1991) LTD $200 38. Sergio Hernandez HENDERSON CONSTRUCTION $500 ● 39. Nicholas Martinez HEWAT GALT $400 40. Corey Farrell ● HUBBERS emporium $100 10.36am: kia motors HUBBERS Furnishing $50 31. Robin Reid JAGZ CAFé $100 32. Justin Kerr L & W LANDSCAPING $100 33. Karl Moore McCallums Drycleaning $60 34. Shem Rodger ● McKNIGHT & BROWN $100 35. George Bennett ● Pneumatic Contractors $50 SOUTHLAND REAL eSTATE $250 10.38am: Zookeepers–CyclE Surgery THE LOLLIE SHOP $100 26. Heath Blackgrove Trustees executors $50 ● 27. Sam Bewley WAGHORNS COLOURPLUS $100 28. Westley Gough ● WAYNE BELESKY LTD $100 29. Glen Chadwick 30. Hamish Bond 10.40am: Cyclingnzshop.com–bio SPort 21. Floyd Landis 22. Nico De Jong 23. Nick LoVegrove 24. Jeremy Meech 25. Jamie Whyte PASHMINA NZ 10.52am: Calder STEwart For quality Pashmina Scarves and Shawls 16. Mark Langlands ● 17. Ben King 18. Brad Hall 19. Paul Odlin 20. Douglas Repacholi 10.54am: Bissell Pro Cycling 11. Jeremy Vennell 12. Peter Latham SportsMed South 13. Ben Jacques-Maynes Sports Medicine Clinic 14. Omer Kem 15. Cody O’Reilly Dr Ajit M Johri MBBS FRNZCGP PGDSportMed OStJ 10.56am: Subway–avanti Family and Sports Physician www.bissellprocycling.com 69 Don Street Invercargill New Zealand 6. Gordon McCauley Tel 03-218 8669 Fax 03-218 8698 7. Hayden Godfrey email: [email protected] www.ajitjohri.co.nz 8. Eric Drower 9. Joseph Cooper 10. Michael Vink ● 11.08am: Colourplus LAWN kEEPER 1. Hayden Roulston LAWN MOWING SECTION MAINTENANCE 2. Marc Ryan & 3. Jesse Sergent ● Wayne McLellan 4. Logan Hutchings Phone 03-217 7979 Mobile 021-032 5073 5. Reon Park

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Pub Charity ANd bAyVIEW HOTEL STAGE 2 Monday, 2nd November 2009—81.63kms Starts at Feldwick Gates, Queen’s Park, Invercargill at 1.00 pm Invercargill–Myross Bush––Wallacetown–West Plains–Otatara–Invercargill–Bluff Finishes at top of Bluff Hill at 3.00 pm (approx)

McLELLAN MOTORS SPRINT (2.5 km) STAGE 2 – SPONSORS

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... AUTO PANELS WAIKIWI LTD $100 BAINS SHIPPING SERVICES LTD $100 HECTON PRODUCTS BARNES OYSTERS $100 (Myross Bush School) SPRINT (10.5 km) Bluff Four Square Supermarket $50 BLUFF BUILDING & TIMBER SUPPLIES $50

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... BLUFF eNGINEERING $150 BLUFF memORIAL RSA $50 SWAIN FAMILY (Makarewa School) SPRINT (20.8 km) Maritime UNION OF New Zealand—Bluff $75 BusteR CRABB $200 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... CLIFTON CLUB INN $75 D. K. GRAVE AUTO REFINISHER $100 WALLACETOWN MOTORS LTD SPRINT (29.6 km) DEEP SOUTH ICE CREAM $100 Dick Ryan $100 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... FOOD AT Clifton $50 FOVEAUX DAIRY $50 PRIME RANGE MEATS SPRINT (36.7 km) GLADSTONE CYCLES $50 GOLDEN AGE TAVERN $50 GRASMERE GROCERY $25 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... HECTON PRODUCTS 2007 LTD $100 COACHMANS INN MOTOR LODGE JACKSON PLUMBING $100 (Donovan School) SPRINT l (38.3 km) JOHN eDMINSTON $50 JOHNSON’S OYSTERS LTD $50 McKENZIe mARINE & mACKRAFT $100 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... NATHAN CRAWFORD BUILDER LTD $25 NEIL JAMIESON, eRIN CRIGLINGTON, E. H. BALL ITM BUILDING SUPPLIES SPRINT (39.1 km) DANJA & mAGNUS $30 PANDA BOARDING CATTERY $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... Pashmina NZ $350 PRIME RANGe meATS LTD $150 Ziff’S CAFÉ AND BAR SPRINT (48.3 km) ROBBIE BAXTER AUTOS $25 SHELL DEE STREET $250 SOUTH PORT NZ LTD $250 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... SOUTHERN SUZUKI $100 SOUTHERN SUZUKI SPRINT (53.6 km) SOUTHFISH LTD $300 SOUTHLAND STEVEDORING SERVICE LTD $25 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... SOUTHLAND veHICLE SALES $100 SOUTH STOCK LImited $50 SPORTSMED SOUTH SPRINT (55.1 km) SportsMed South $150 STEVE GOODING mARINE SERVICES $25

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... STEWART ISLAND exPERIENCE $240 Swain Family $100 Food At Clifton SPRINT (57.5 km) TANNER STreet TAKEAWAYS $25 The Galley $20 VILLAGE GREEN CAFé & BAR $30 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... WALLACETOWN mOTORS LTD $100 SOUTHFISH CO-OP SPRINT (78.3 km) WeTLANDS LIquor $150 WHITE TOPS DAIRY $30 Ziff’S CAFe AND BAR $200 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ......

36 SOUTH PORT NZ LTD HILL CLIMB s (79.3 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... PUB CHARITY Stage Finish s (81.63 km)

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7 ...... 8 ...... 9 ......

10 ...... Time: Hrs ...... Mins ...... Secs...... SPECIAL PRIZES:

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4......

Sportsmed South-The Bluff Grunter Special......

Pashmina NZ Special......

Bayview Hotel Special......

Johnson’s Oysters Special......

Golden Age Tavern Special......

Jackson Plumbing Special......

Dick Ryan Special......

New Eagle Hotel Special......

1st Southland Rider up Bluff Hill (Kini Family Trophy)

...... Food and refreshments available at the BAYVIEW HOTEL Bluff Proudly supporting the Jackson Plumbing Team

Design and maintenance of www.tourofsouthland.com

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MATAURA LICENSING TRUST STAGE 3 Tuesday, 3rd November 2009—165kms Starts at ILT Velodrome, Isabella Street, Invercargill at 10.00 am INVERCARGILL–RIMU–WOODLANDS–SEAWARD DOWNS–EDENDALE–WYNDHAM–MATAURA–WAIMUMU WEST GORE–MANDEVILLE–RIVERSDALE–OTAMA–KNAPDALE–GORE Finishes at Hokonui Drive and Trafford Street, Gore at 1.30 pm (approx)

PARKSIDE PANELS LTD SPRINT (1.1 km) STAGE 3 – SPONSORS

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... AGNEW BROS $50 GORTON AUTO ELECTRICIANS SPRINT (1.7 km) ANDREWS TRANSPORT $100 BELL & WYATT $100 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... BILL eNGLISH (NATIONAL PARTY) $200 BOWMONT WHOLESALE MEATS SPRINT (2.4 km) BLUE DIAMOND RESTAURANT $100 BLUE SKY meATS (NZ) LTD $150 BOWMONT WHOLESALe meATS $250 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... BRUCE GORTON AUTO eLECTRICIANS $50 DEEP SOUTH ICE CREAM CARNABY CARS LTD $50 (Verdon College) SPRINT (3.4 km) CHURCHY’S qUALITY meATs $100 COACHMAN’S INN mOTOR LODGe $150 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... DAVID OGG $30 WOODLANDS MOTORS (Rimu School) SPRINT (12.7 km) EAST ROAD PETS $50 EDENDALE BUTCHERY $50 EDENDALE DAIRY LTD $100 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... FALLS HOTEL, mATAURA $50 WOODLANDS TAVERN (Woodlands School) SPRINT (22.5 km) FLOWERS BY veRONICA $60 Gore DISTRICT Council $1000 HOKONUI GOLD RADIO $150 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... HOKONUI HAULAGE 2003 LTD $100 BLUE SKY MEATS (NZ) LTD SPRINT (29.7 km) HOKONUI RURAL TRANSPORT $50 J. B. AND S. G. PRICe LTD $50

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... Kubala Seeds $50 EDENDALE BUTCHERY LEES DAIRY AND CAFé $30 (Seaward Downs Preschool) SPRINT (43.2 km) MARSHALLS GARAGE $30 MATAURA LICENSING TRUST $1500 McMANUS HEATING LTD $30 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... NEWTONE DRYCLEANING $10 EDENDALE DAIRY SPRINT (51.3 km) NIAGARA SAWMILL $60 O’CONNOR RICHmond $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... PARKSIDE PANELS (1990) LTD $100 RODGERS GARAGE WYNDHAM PGG WRIGHTSON $50 (Schools) SPRINT (56.2 km) PIONEER TAVERN $30 POLYTHENE AND PVC LTD $50 RIVERLEA mOTEL $30 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... RIVERSDALE SUPERMARKET $50 J. B. & S. G. PRICE LTD RODGERS GARAGE $50 l WYNDHAM SPRINT (57.2 km) SINCLAIR CONTRACTING $50 Stirling SPORTS GORe $100 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... THREE RIVERS HOTEL $100 FALLS HOTEL MATAURA SPRINT (75.7 km) Woodlands motors $100 WOODLANDS TAVERN $100

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... BELL AND WYATT (Waimumu) HILL CLIMB s (80.6 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ......

PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 39 HOKONUI HAULAGE SPECIAL PRIZES: (West Gore School) SPRINT (96.4 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... l CHURCHY’S MEAT SPRINT (97.2 km) 3 ...... 4 ......

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... HOKONUI GOLD RADIO (Broughton Street) HILL CLIMB s (98.4 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... ANDREWS TRANSPORT HILL CLIMB (Mandeville / Kingston Crossing Road) s (118.5 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... BLUE DIAMOND RIVERSDALE SPRINT (130.1 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... STRILING SPORTS Gore (Otama) HILL CLIMB s (139.2 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... CARNABY CARS (Otama School) SPRINT (145 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... MATAURA LICENSING TRUST STAGE FINISH (165 km)

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10 ...... Time: Hrs ...... Mins ...... Secs...... Gore Mataura Licensing Trust Proudly supporting the Tour of Southland

The organising committee appreciates the assistance given to the Tour of Southland by Pub Charity Inc.

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PUB CHARITY AND WAIAU HOTEL STAGE 4 Wednesday, 4th November 2009—88.4kms Starts at the ILT Velodrome, Isabella Street, Invercargill at 9.00 am INVERCARGILL–WALLACETOWN––Isla Bank–Fairfax–Otautau–Orawia–TUATAPERE Finishes at the Waiau Hotel, Tuatapere at 11.25 am (approx) BLUE STAR TAXIS (James Hargest Junior College) SPRINT (3.3 km) STAGE 4 – SPONSORS APARIMA TAVERN $100 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... BAY ROAD SERVICE CENTRE $100 HUNTER FURNITURE SPRINT (6.5 km) BLUE STAR TAXIS INVERCARGILL LTD $200 CHRISTMAS mAGIC $100 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... COLAC BAY TAVERN AND BARNES OYSTERS (Sacred Heart) SPRINT (6.8 km) CAMPING GROUND $50 COLLINGWOOD FOODCENTRE $50 COLONIAL ON TAY $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... FIORDLAND SOUVENIRS $150 L. R. McLEAN SPRINT (8.1 km) George AND June HARPUR $50 G. j. Atkinson Ltd – 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... PropeRTY mAINTenance $400 ISLA BANK BUTCHERY SPRINT (12.3 km) GRAHAM & JOHN ATKINSON $200 HunteR FURNITURe $100 ISLA BANK BUTCHERY $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... JACKSON PLUMBING $200 CHRISTMAS MAGIC SPRINT (14.2 km) L. R. mcLEAN & CO $100 LEO DEVERY $20 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... LORNEVILLe mOTORS CHALLenge $25 WALLACETOWN TAVERN SPRINT (14.3 km) MAURICE GREEN $50 McLELLAN mOTORS $200

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... NewfieLD FOUR Square SUPermarket $50 JACKSON PLUMBING SPRINT (14.6 km) TAVERN $50 PGG WRIGHTSON $60 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... PGG WRIGHTSON $50 GRAHAM and JOHN ATKINSON RAY LAURIE $20 (Waianiwa School) SPRINT (27.2 km) RIVERTON eLECTRICAL $50 RIVERTON HAMMER HARDWARE $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... RIVERTON PLUMBING $40 WATERFORCE (Isla Bank School) Sprint l (38.2 km) RIVERTON SUPERVALUE $100 SEATON exHAUSTS $50 SLINK SKINS LTD $100 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... T. S. K. WHITE $30 Allied PETROLEUM OTAUTAU SPRINT (53.0 km) THE HUNGRY HIPPO $40 THORNBURY eNTERPRISES $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... THORNBURY TAVERN $100 OTAUTAU FOUR SQUARE TUATAPERE HEALTH & GIFT SHOP $50 SUPERMARKET SPRINT (54.3 km) TUATAPERE SERVICE STATION $25 TUATAPERE-INVERCARGILL FREIGHT $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... TYNE TRADERS $50 PUB CHARITY (Rackles) HILL CLIMB s (62.5 km) WAIAU TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB $50 GARAGE $50 WALLACETOWN TAVERN $100 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... D. T. King & Co. (Orawia) HILL CLIMB s (72.4 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... Waiau Hotel 42 Blacks Garage (Orawia) SPRINT (74.4 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... PUB CHARITY AND WAIAU HOTEL STAGE FINISH (88.4 km)

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7 ...... 8 ...... 9 ......

10 ...... Time: Hrs ...... Mins ...... Secs...... Riverton SPECIAL PRIZES:

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4...... HAMMER Last Rider To Riverton: HARDWARE, It s your local

...... PGG WrightSon Special Prize:

......

Safer Communities Together

THE MANAGEMENT WELCOMES ALL VISITORS TO TUATAPERE Have a Cold One at Waiau Hotel “The Best in the West”

S u p p l i e d b y

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WINTON HOTEL AND PUB CHARITY STAGE 5 Wednesday, 4th November 2009—101.7kms Starts at Waiau Hotel, Tuatapere at 1.30 pm Tuatapere–Orepuki–Colac Bay–Riverton–Thornbury–Isla Bank–Drummond–Winton Finishes at the Winton Hotel (Bottom Pub) at 4.00 pm (approx)

OREPUKI TAVERN SPRINT (19.4 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... COLAC BAY TAVERN AND CAMPING GROUND SPRINT (36.8 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... Bay ROAD SERVICE CENTRE (Longwood) HILL CLIMB s (43.6 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... APARIMA TAVERN SPRINT (47.8 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... RIVERTON SUPERVALUE SPRINT l (48.2 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... RIVERTON PHARMACY SPRINT (49.2 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... SLINK SKINS THORNBURY SPRINT (58.4 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... THORNBURY TAVERN SPRINT (58.5 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... THORNBURY ENTERPRISES SPRINT (58.7 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... WINTON PHARMACY (Isla Bank School) SPRINT (70.7 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... DRUMMOND APIARIES (Drummond School) SPRINT (78.7 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... STEVE GEARY ENGINEERING SPRINT (91.7 km)

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PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 45 WINTON HOTEL AND PUB CHARITY STAGE FINISH (101.7 km) STAGE 5 – SPONSORS A. M. AND B. E. STEARNE $25 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... ADAGIO $40 ALLIED PETROLEUM OTAUTAU $50

4 ...... 5 ...... 6 ...... ANNIES OF WINTON $20 Blokes OF WINTON $25 BRUCE WINTER $50 7 ...... 8 ...... 9 ...... CENTRAL PHYSIOTHERAPY $50 CENTRAL SOUTHLAND LODGE $100 10 ...... Time: Hrs ...... Mins ...... Secs...... COUNTRY JEWEL $50 D. T. KING & CO. $100 SPECIAL PRIZES: DRUMMOND APIARIES $50 DRUMMOND mOTORS $50 GRASSHOPPER $20 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4...... HUGHES AUTO SERVICES $50 1st Under 23 in Stage 5 – $100 (Jim Fowler): IAN CHAMBERLAIN $50 IMPRESS $25 JIM FOWLER $100 ...... JOHN eARL SADDLERY $10 jumBO TAKeaways $10 1st Southlander in Stage 5 – $40 (K. R. Cooper): K. R. COOPER $40 little ANGels $20 ...... LODGe eLECTRICAL (1997) LTD $50 Winner of Stage 5 – Country Jewel Trophy: MacALISTERS $200 MacDONALD Pearce PerniskIe $30 McGregor Concrete LImited $25 ...... MACKS PANEL & PAINT $25 Mainland TRANSPORT (winton) $200 MARIE AND REG HOPKINS $250 MARLENE’S HAIR SALON $25 MURRAY FOWLE $20 OTAUTAU FOUR SQUARE FOODCENTRE $50 OWEN SAUNDERS CHAFF SUPPLY $35 PARAMOUNT mOTELS $25 PGG WRIGHTSON $50 CLoveR TONe AND mAxamate —RICHARD KING $50 RiveRTON PHARmacy $50 Scully’S TRANSPORT $50 SELECTA FASHIONs $20 SLEEMAN eLECTRICAL (2004) LTD $75 SOUTHSTOCK C/- R. mCKERCHAR $50 STEVE GEARY eNGINEERING $150 STIHL SHOP WINTON $100 STIRLING CONTRACTING DRUMMOND $40 The Bakery $50 Winton THE BIG WHITE SHOP $50 WHK $50 WateR FORCe $150 WINTON CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC $100 Food and Refreshments WINTON FLOORING xtra $50 WINTON FLORIST $70 available at the WINTON mITRE 10 $50 WINTON mOTOR CENTRE LTD $30 WINTON mOTORCYCLES $30 WINTON NEW WORLD $50 WINTON WINTON NIGHT’N’DAY $25 WINTON PAPER PLUS $50 WINTON PHARMACY $100 HOTEL WREY’S BUSH CONCRETE PRODUCTS $25

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LION FOUNDATION STAGE 6 Thursday, 5th November 2009—132.8kms Starts at the Mayfly Cafe, Diana Street, Lumsden at 10.00 am LUMSDEN–ATHOL–KINGSTON–FRANKTON–LITTLES ROAD–MILLBROOK–Lake Hayes–CROWN RANGE Finishes at the The Lookout, Crown Range at 1.20 pm (approx)

FIVE RIVERS Café SPRINT (13.9 km) STAGE 6 – SPONSORS 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... A. J. SAVILLE BUILDERS $25 INSURANCE BROKERS ALLIANCE LTD ALPINE HONEY $50 (Five Rivers) HILL CLIMB s (20.3 km) ALPINE SUPERMARKET $50 ARROWTOWN BUTCHERY $25 ARROWTOWN NIGHT’N’DAY $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... BALFOUR eNGINeering $50 HIGHWAY CAFÉ ATHOL SPRINT l (31.3 km) BreNT THOmson $50 CALTex qUEENSTOWN $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... CHICO’S Restaurant $100 MACALISTERS (Garston School) SPRINT (43.2 km) CRAIG, AMY AND Sophie meRRILEES $25 DAVE AND PAm mcNAY $50 FIVE RIVERS CAFÉ $150 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... FRESH CHOICe qUEENSTOWN $100 KINGSTON CAFÉ AND BAR SPRINT (61.1 km) GRAEME T. STEWART PLUMBER $50 HIGHWAY CAFÉ $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... INSURANCE BROKERS’ ALLIANCE $100 LONE STAR RESTAURANT (Queenstown) JOHN POLSON $50 HALFWAY BAY HILL CLIMB s (75.4 km) KINGSTON CAFÉ & BAR $100 LIMOUSINE LINE (JONATHAN mcNAY) $300 LONE STAR $100 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... MacGregor motors (Balfour) Ltd $50 LION FOUNDATION FRANKTON SPRINT l (101.0 km) NEW ORLEANS HOTEL $500 SHOTOVER GARDEN CENTRE $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... SHOTOVER JET $300 SHOTOVER GARDEN CENTRE THE WILLOWS CAFÉ $30 FRANKTON SPRINT (102.8 km) WILLOUGHBY DOWNS $100

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... SHOTOVER JET (Dalefield Road) HILL CLIMB s (113.0 km) Five Rivers Cafe café • bar • gallery

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... LIMOUSINE LINE / JONATHAN McNAY (Malaghan’s Road) SPRINT (122.6 km)

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48 LION FOUNDATION CROWN RANGE STAGE FINISH s (132.8 km)

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New Orleans SPECIAL PRIZES:

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CHICO’S Restaurant, qUEENSTOWN SPECIAL:

...... Happy Hour at the Arrowtown after stage finish

HIGHLIGHTS

9.30pm and 7.00am daily on SKY Digital 110 PLUS Freeview Channel 23 Full replay on Sky Sports Channels the following day.

Results and commentary on www.tourofsouthland.com

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WHK STAGE 7 Friday, 6th November 2009—163.6kms Starts at the Winton Hotel (Bottom Pub), Winton at 10.00 am WINTON–CENTRE BUSH––NIGHTCAPS–OHAI–BLACKMOUNT––TE ANAU Finishes at The Hollyford Boulevard, Town Centre, Te Anau at 2.15 pm (approx)

Southern Paints PPG INDUSTRIAL COATINGS (Limehills) SPRINT (8.8 km) STAGE 7 – SPONSORS BLACKS GARAGE ORAWIA $30 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... BRAZIER mOTORS (1998) LTD $25 STIHL SHOP WINTON EVANS FREIGHT (2000) LTD $50 (Heenan’s Corner) SPRINT (20.9 km) FIORDLAND BAKERY $100 FIORDLAND COLLISION REPAIRS $25 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... FIORDLAND CommUNITY PHARmacy $100 RUNHOLDERS TALBOYS, DYKES, HORNER FIORDLAND HOTEL & mOTEL $200 AND BOYLE (Heddon Bush) SPRINT (25.2 km) FIORDLAND LOBSTER $200 Fresh Choice TE ANAU $150

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... HOLLYFORD BOULEVARD CAFÉ $200 LIONS CLUB OF OHAI AND NIGHTCAPS Kaye BLOxham $300 (St Patrick’s School) SPRINT (38.0 km) LA TOSCANA $50 LIONS CLUB OF OHAI & NIGHTCAPS $100 MANAPOURI LAKEVIEW mOTOR INN $100 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... MURRAY THOMAS $100 NIGHTCAPS FOUR SQUARE DISCOUNT SPRINT (38.4 km) NIGHTCAPS FOUR SQUARE $50 PERPETUAL REAL eSTATE $60 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... PGG WRIGHTSON $50 EVANS FREIGHT (Nightcaps) HILL CLIMB s (40.2 km) RUNHOLDERS TALBOYS, DYKES, HORNER AND BOYLe $200 SoutheRN DISCOveries $110 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... SoutheRN PAINTS G. J. ATKINSON—PROPERTY MAINTENANCE PPG INDUSTRIAL COATINGS $500 (Ohai) SPRINT l (47.2 km) TE ANAU LIQUOR SUPPLY $100 TE ANAU PHOTO CENTRE $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... THe mOOSE RESTAURANT & BAR $500 MAINLAND TRANSPORT (Clifden) WINGS & WATER TE ANAU $500 HILL CLIMB s (73.9 km) WINTON FLORIST $70

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... HOLLYFORD BOULEVARD (Blackmount School) SPRINT (105.0 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... SOUTHERN DISCOVERIES (Blackmount) HILL CLIMB s (114.6 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... FRESH CHOICE TE ANAU SPRINT l (129.8 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... MANAPOURI LAKEVIEW MOTOR INN SPRINT (142.9 km)

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PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 51 WINGS AND WATER TE ANAU SPRINT (147.9 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... THE MOOSE RESTAURANT AND BAR SPRINT (149.7 km) o a c h m a n 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... C S WHK STAGE FINISH (163.6 km) INN 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ......

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SOUTH STOCK SPECIAL:

...... FIORDLAND BP UNDER 23 SPECIAL:

...... The Ranch SPECIAL:

...... PUB CHARITY SPECIAL:

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STAGE PRESENTATION and SOCIAL HOUR at The Hollyford Boulevard Cafe

We acknowledge the support of the first to care

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SOUTHLANd dISTRICT COUNCIL STAGE 8 Saturday, 7th November 2009—79kms Starts at the Community Centre, Luxmore Drive, Te Anau (Opposite Caltex Garage) at 9.30 am TE ANAU–MOSSBURN–LUMSDEN Finishes at the Southland District Council, Diana Street, Lumsden at 11.20 am (approx)

TE ANAU CLUB SPRINT (2.0 km) STAGE 8 – SPONSORS 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... CALTEX TE ANAU $50 THE FAT DUCK SPRINT (12.0 km) HANK’S PLACE $50 LUMSDEN DISCOUNT (2006) LTD $85 LumsdeN HOTel $85 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... LUMSDEN SAWMILL $50 LUMSDEN SAWMILL SPRINT (24.6 km) LumsdeN TAKeaways $25 MAYFLY CAFÉ BAR $150 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... MOSSBURN CAFÉ $50 MAYFLY CAFé MOSSBURN HOTEL $50 (Gorge Hill) HILL CLIMB s (36.0 km) MOSSBURN mOTORS $100 MOSSBURN General STORES $25

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... O’KANE’S GARAGE $50 SNR CONSTABLES BOTTCHER, GEAR MOSSBURN CAFé SPRINT (58.4 km) AND FAMILIES $50 SUBWAY Te Anau $80 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... TE ANAU CLUB $150 MOSSBURN HOTEL SPRINT l (59.1 km) Te Anau Four Square $100 THE FAT DUCK $200 WESTBOUND mOTORS (1996) LTD $40 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... LUMSDEN DISCOUNT (2006) LTD SPRINT (74.0 km)

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... SOUTHLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL STAGE FINISH (79 km)

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The organising committee appreciates the assistance given to the Tour of Southland by Pub Charity Inc.

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ASCOT PARK HOTEL STAGE 9 Saturday, 8th November 2008—64.4kms Starts at the Central Southland Lodge, (Middle Pub) Winton at 1.30 pm WINTON–SPRING HILLS–GROVE BUSH–MYROSS BUSH–INVERCARGILL Finishes at Gala Street, Invercargill at 3.00 pm (approx)

AB LIME SPRINT (4.1 km) STAGE 9 – SPONSORS

1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... AB LIME $561 AUTO WINDSCREEN REPLACEMENTS $25 CENTRAL SOUTHLAND TAB SPRINT (7.8 km) BDO $100 BECK INDUSTRIES LTD $50 BENNETTS SHOE SERVICE $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... Butler motors $25 SOUTHERN PAINTS PPG INDUSTRIAL COATINGS CENTRAL SOUTHLAND FREIGHT LTD $25 (Grove Bush) HILL CLIMB s (26.4 km) CENTRAL SOUTHLAND TAB $100 CLOSE CLIP SALOoN $50 CRAIGS DESIGN AND PRINT $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... E. H. BALL—ITM $200 WINDSOR NEW WORLD EVERETT STUDIOS $50 (Herbert Street) SPRINT (50.1 km) HARRINGTON eLECTRICAL $50 INVERCARGILL CARPET COURT $100 Jeff WalkeR AND 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... CleLAND mURDOCH Lawyers $100 KINGS FISHMARKET $50 HEWAT GALT (Gala Street) SPRINT (52.1 km) MAKE’N’BAKE $50 MENZIES AND FORREST $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... NORTH INVERCARGILL TAB $50 PGG WRIGHTSON—Aon $500 PROHEALTH PHYSIOTHERAPY PGG WRIGHTSON $50 (Herbert Street) SPRINT (54.2 km) PLAZA SUPERVALUE $60 PROHEALTH PHYSIOTHERAPY $100 SOUTHLAMB Gourmet meats $50 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... Tay Night’N’DAY FOODSTORe $35 HENDERSON CONSTRUCTION LTD SPRINT l (56.2 km) WINDSOR HEALTH & HIRE $50 WINDSOR NEW WORLD $100 WINDSOR STREET PHYSIOTHERAPY $100 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... WINDSOR TAKE NOTE & LOTTO $100 PGG WRIGHTSON WINTON mIDDLE PUB PATRONS $100 AON INSURANCE BROKERS SPRINT (60.3 km) YARROW mOTels $50

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POWERNET INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION 1. $2,800 6. $600 11. $200 16. $140 21. $100 2. $1,750 7. $500 12. $180 17. $130 22. $ 90 3. $1,250 8. $400 13. $170 18. $120 23. $ 80 4. $ 900 9. $300 14. $160 19. $110 24. $ 70 5. $ 700 10. $250 15. $150 20. $110 25. $ 60 All other finishers $50

Hydraulink / JESCO KING OF THE MOUNTAINS 1. $600 3. $150 5. $100 2. $300 4. $120

HARCOURTS REAL ESTATE SPRINT ACE 1. $350 3. $150 5. $80 2. $250 4. $100

PSIS UNDER 23 CLASSIFICATION 1 $600 5. $200 9. $80 2. $400 6. $150 10. $70 3. $300 7. $100 4. $250 8. $ 90

WENSLEY’S AVANTI TEAMS CLASSIFICATION 1. $1,750 6. $250 11. $125 2. $1,250 7. $200 12. $125 3. $ 750 8. $175 13. $125 4. $ 400 9. $150 14. $125 5. $ 300 10. $125

PowerNet Tour of Southland 2009 61 STAGE 1— Stage 1. $1,000 3. $300 5. $150 7. $125 9. $100 2. $ 600 4. $200 6. $125 8. $100 10. $100 STAGES 2, 4, 5, 8 and 9 1. $800 4. $120 7. $80 10. $50 13. $40 16. $40 19. $40 2. $400 5. $100 8. $70 11. $40 14. $40 17. $40 20. $40 3. $200 6. $ 90 9. $60 12. $40 15. $40 18. $40 Plus four $25 Specials each stage STAGES 3, 6 and 7 1. $1,200 4. $150 7. $100 10. $70 13. $50 16. $50 19. $50 2. $ 600 5. $130 8. $ 90 11. $60 14. $50 17. $50 20. $50 3. $ 300 6. $120 9. $ 80 12. $60 15. $50 18. $50 Plus four $25 Specials each stage. INTERMEDIATE SPRINTS AND HILL CLIMBS 74 SPRINTS AND 16 HILL CLIMBS 1. $25 2. $15 3. $10 11 Hot SpoT (●) Sprints 1. $100 2. $50 3. $25 TROPHIES PowerNet Trophy: Tour Winner. Ray O’Connor Memorial Trophy: King of the Mountains. SPECIAL AWARDS Southern Fresh Milk Trophy: Best placed Southland rider general classification. Sheepish Award: For the biggest gaffe of the Tour. Lantern Rouge: Mountain Bike Headquarters, Naseby. A grand total of $60,000 will be awarded in prize money at the event. (Note: Two per cent of the total prize money will be deducted for the riders’ contribution to the UCI CFAD Fund).

GENERAL CLASSIFICATION SPONSORS

Admiral COURT MOTOR LODGE $100 Lawnkeeper Ltd $100.00 Alan Jacobson Dental Surgeon $100.00 Lawntech $50.00 Allan White Sports $100.00 Lovett Lodge Bed & Breakfast $50.00 Avenal Dairy $50.00 Mark Young—Southland Real Estate $100.00 Bells Cake Walk Café $50.00 McCulloch Architects $100.00 Bill Dawkins Law $250.00 McLeay Jewellers $300.00 Bonisch Surveyors $50.00 Mitre Wealth Management $200.00 Challenge Glengarry $30.00 Murdoch Refrigeration $100.00 Custom Canvas & Watson Saddlery $100.00 Pak ‘N’ Save $25.00 David Burnett & Burndale Dairy Farm $100.00 Preston Street Auto Wreckers $25.00 Dee Night ‘N’ Day Foodstore $50.00 Professionals MacPherson Real Estate Ltd $100.00 Diacks Nurseries $25.00 Scholefield Cockroft Lloyd $100.00 Elles Road New World $100.00 Southern Service Station $100.00 Elles Road Night ‘n’ Day $30.00 Spirit of a Nation $2,500.00 Eric Roy—MP $200.00 William Todd & Co $100.00 Gilkinson & Engineering Maintenance $100.00 Wilson Bros. $100.00 Goodalls Footwear $50.00 South City Electrical $30.00 Gough Bros. $40.00 Greg Miller Plumbing Ltd $50.00

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PAST WINNERS

1956 K. HASTIE ...... Dunedin 1983 J. SWART...... Hamilton 1957 T. TINDALE...... Invercargill 1984 J. SWART...... Hamilton 1958 NO TOUR 1985 B. FOWLER...... Christchurch 1959 W. DALTON...... Auckland 1986 B. FOWLER...... Christchurch 1960 G. ULMER...... Wellington 1987 B. FOWLER...... Christchurch 1961 W. DALTON...... Invercargill 1988 B. FOWLER...... Christchurch 1962 A. WALSH...... Auckland 1989 B. FOWLER...... Christchurch 1963 R. JOHNSTONE...... Auckland 1990 B. FOWLER...... Christchurch 1964 M. POWELL...... Australia 1991 S. LOWE...... Christchurch 1965 T. TABAK...... Christchurch 1992 B. FOWLER...... Christchurch 1966 T. TABAK...... Christchurch 1993 L. BURT...... Christchurch 1967 T. TABAK...... Christchurch 1994 D. BATH...... Invercargill 1968 M. DAVIS...... Invercargill 1995 B. FOWLER...... Christchurch 1969 W. DALTON...... Auckland 1996 G. McCAULEY...... Dunedin 1970 D. GEE...... Wellington 1997 G. MILLER...... Auckland 1971 J. DEAN...... Wellington 1998 S. GUYTON...... Rotorua 1972 B. STOCKWELL...... Christchurch 1999 G. MILLER...... Auckland 1973 M. HUGHES...... Invercargill 2000 G. MITCHELL...... Hamilton 1974 B. RAMSAY...... Christchurch 2001 K. MOORE...... Te Awamutu 1975 C. HOGAN...... Christchurch 2002 J. LIESWYN...... United States 1976 P. JESSON...... Christchurch 2003 S. GUYTON...... Rotorua 1977 W. PERKINSON...... Auckland 2004 J. Lieswyn...... United States 1978 P. JESSON...... Christchurch 2005 G. McCauley...... Auckland 1979 E. McKENZIE...... Kawerau 2006 H. Roulston...... Ashburton 1980 A. CUFF...... Palmerston North 2007 H. Roulston...... Ashburton 1981 S. COX...... Hamilton 2008 H. Roulston...... Ashburton 1982 S. COX...... Hamilton

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64 Sycamore 58014 COURse summaRY Massage Therapy Centre: sTage 1 Monday 2nd November, 2009—8.42kms Starts at Feldwick Gates, Queens Park, Invercargill at 9.00 am. Teams’ Time Trial—two laps. Pub Charity and bayview hotel: sTAGE 2 Monday 2nd November, 2009—81.63kms Starts at Feldwick Gates, Queens Park, Invercargill at 1.00 pm. Invercargill, Myross Bush, Makarewa, Wallacetown, West Plains, Otatara, Invercargill, Bluff. Finishes at the top of Bluff Hill at approximately 3.00 pm. Mataura licensing Trust: sTage 3 Tuesday 3rd November, 2009—165kms Starts at the ILT Velodrome, Isabella Street, Invercargill at 10.00 am. Invercargill, Rimu, Woodlands, Seaward Downs, Edendale, Wyndham, Mataura, Waimumu, West Gore, Mandeville, Riversdale, Otama, Knapdale, Gore. Finishes on the corner of Hokonui Drive and Trafford Street, Gore at approximately 2.20 pm. Pub Charity and waiau hotel: sTage 4 Wednesday 4th November, 2009—88.40kms Starts at the ILT Velodrome, Isabella Street, Invercargill at 9.00 am. Invercargill, Wallacetown, Waianiwa, Isla Bank, Fairfax, Otautau, Orawia, Tuatapere. Finishes at the Waiau Hotel, Tuatapere at approximately 11.25 am. Winton hotel and pub Charity: sTage 5 Wednesday 4th November, 2009—101.7kms Starts at the Waiau Hotel, Tuatapere at 1.30 pm. Tuatapere, Orepuki, Colac Bay, Riverton, Thornbury, Isla Bank, Drummond, Winton. Finishes at the Winton Hotel (Bottom Pub) at approximately 4.00 pm. Lion Foundation: sTage 6 Thursday 5th November, 2009—132.8kms Starts at the Mayfly Café, Diana Street, Lumsden at 10.00 am. Lumsden, Athol, Kingston, Frankton, Littles Road, Millbrook, Lake Hayes, Crown Range. Finishes at The Lookout, Crown Range at approximately 1.20 pm. WHK: sTage 7 Friday 6th November, 2009—163.6kms Starts at the Winton Hotel (Bottom Pub), Winton at 10.00 am. Winton, Centre Bush, Wreys Bush, Nightcaps, Ohai, Blackmount, Manapouri, Te Anau. Finishes at The Hollyford Boulevard, Te Anau at approximately 2.15 pm. Southland district Council: sTage 8 Saturday 7th November, 2009—79kms Starts at the Community Centre, Luxmore Drive, Te Anau (opposite Caltex Garage) at 9.30 am. Te Anau, Mossburn, Lumsden. Finishes at the Southland District Council, Diana Street, Lumsden at approximately 11.20 am. AscoT parK hotel: sTage 9 Saturday 7th November, 2009—64.4kms Starts at the Central Southland Lodge (Middle Pub) Winton at 1.30 pm. Winton, Spring Hills, Grove Bush, Myross Bush, Invercargill. Finishes in Gala Street, Invercargill at approximately 3.00 pm. The 2009 Tour is proudly sponsored by:

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