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West Dairy awards. 2020D For the full story turn to Page 7. Corangamite issues rates notices CORANGAMITE Shire Council property framework for fi nancial relief to individuals, due may be waived.” either be paid in a lump sum or by four instal- owners are set to receive their annual rates business and organisations who need assis- The policy applies to all amounts owed to ments due by the end of September, Novem- notices in the coming days. tance from the impacts of the COVID-19 council for rates, service charges, municipal ber, February and May. In its 2020-2021 Budget, council elected Pandemic. charge and fi re services levy, as well as non- For 2020-2021, council’s general rate is to freeze the average rate as part of its $2.5 Mr Rae said property owners suff ering fi nan- rate debts including animal registrations, per- 0.35982 cents in the dollar of the Capital Im- million COVID-19 Economic Stimulus and cial hardship due to loss of earnings during the mits, fees and user charges. proved Value of each property. Support Package. pandemic should be aware of the hardship pol- Mr Rae said the policy also aims to ensure The average value for a residential house and Shire director corporate and community icy which may apply to their circumstances. the sustainability of council services while land in Corangamite is around $260,000. This services David Rae said it is important to note “The policy provides them with a clear and being considerate of the needs of ratepayers equates to about $936 in general rates. some rates may go up or down. transparent understanding of the options and and customers at this time. A $202.50 municipal charge and $359.20 “Individual property owners may experience assistance that are available if they are in fi - The COVID-19 Financial Hardship Policy waste management charge also applies where an increase or a decrease, given valuations are nancial hardship due to COVID-19,” he said. can be found at www.corangamite.vic.gov.au/ the service is provided. now conducted annually by the Victorian Val- “Eligible applicants will be able to access policies by clicking ‘Finance’. There are 9648 rateable properties in the uer General,” he said. deferred payment options and interest waivers Visit council’s website or call 5593 7100 for shire and rates and charges will generate a Council also adopted the COVID-19 Finan- on debts due. more information on how to apply. total of $22 million towards council’s $56 cial Hardship Policy to provide a temporary “In exceptional circumstances some amounts Rates are due prior to February 15 and can million Budget.

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Greg Ryan Glennen has strength- top 10 young genomic heif- “We had some of the fi rst gy ers, including the top two. genomic work done in Aus- 04190419 570 570 708 708 ened his place at the Mr Glennen attributes the tralia and I thought at the Email [email protected] top of Australian Jersey success to using high BPI time that my kids could get Address 1 Austin Avenue, Terang 3264 herds with the release something out of it; but now Registration MBAV 3463 DB-U 3497 of the August Australian bulls, constant herd testing, culling, early adoption of I’m seeing it. M ASTERS OF OUR INDUSTRY Breeding Values. technology such as genom- “Genomics speeds things With a Balanced Perfor- ics, and team work. up; as long as you make mance Index (BPI) of 108, “We’ve been equal a few sure you’re running in the For all your lawn Mr Glennen’s White Star right direction.” Jerseys have secured an times and been the number Mr Glennen said the win and garden needs eight-point lead over the one herd the last couple of was a team success story. second placed herd owned runs,” he said. ∙ “I don’t do it on my own,” Garden maintenance by Bernie and Carol Mc- “We were two points he said. ∙ Tree and hedge trimming Manus, Bercar Jerseys from ahead last time, now we’re “My wife Michelle and Lockington in the Goulburn eight. It’s a constant im- ∙ Plus more! sons James and William Valley. provement and we’ve still are part of it and there’s The third placed herd, got room to move. Daryl and Lani Hoey’s Beu- “We’re by no means done the whole family history lah Jerseys at Wonthaggi in and we’re still trying to behind us.” Gippsland, had a BPI of 99. grow numbers.” White Star increased The Glennen family has Number one: Noorat’s the herd BPI by four from been farming in the area for Con Glennen White April proofs, and extended nearly 100 years and they Star Jerseys sit atop of its lead from two points to have been quick to adopt the August Australian eight. new technologies. Breeding Values It has three of the top fi ve “My uncles were herd test- released by Jersey Call Brad today genomic bulls and White ing and breeding forward in Australia. 2020E 0459 551 038 Letter to the Editor MORTLAKE Wind farm stance welcomed that more than half of the students recorded a six pupil free days to prepare for the second drop in VCE results over the past decade. The round of remote learning, but teachers in rural Dear Sir, WATER gap in achievement between city and country and regional were given one day. The Moyne Shire councillors are to be con- students was widening. In the last two weeks 29 Local Government CARTAGE gratulated for declaring there are to be NO Evidence shows us two things about educa- Areas in rural and regional Victoria have had Commercial more windfarms in the shire until the very rea- tion in Victoria – country kids are disadvan- no confi rmed cases of COVID, with another sonable recommendations of the Wind Farm eight having less than three. Drinking Water taged and remote education has a signifi cant Commissioner are adopted. negative impact on student learning. It is important the Andrews Labor Govern- Industrial It is what the people want – enough is Last year, eight of the 10 poorest performing ment explain their plan for a return to school Residential enough. secondary schools, based on median study and not just say that it will happen sometime in term four. David Allen scores, were in rural and regional Victoria. Phone If this means bringing schools back in Mortlake This ‘disadvantage crisis’ forced Labor’s 5599 2572 Education Minister to, reluctantly, look at the COVID free parts of Victoria sooner, explain how and when this will happen. Mobile Labor must come clean on issue. their plan for schools The Andrews Labor Government must stop 0427 992 572 No sooner had the report on the poor achievement in regional and rural schools treating teachers and students in regional and Dear Sir, rural Victoria as the poor cousins. been fi nalised, the Minister immediately took There was widespread concern across re- action that again disadvantaged our students. Cindy McLeish gional and rural Victoria when it was revealed Teachers in metropolitan areas were given Shadow Minister for Education

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Funded from Parliamentary budget. 5 DAY THU FRI SAT SUN MON WEATHER SEP 3 SEP 4 SEP 5 SEP 6 SEP 7 FORECAST 6º6 16º 4º4 15º 6º6 17º 5º5 21º 12º12 23º Windy with showers Possible Showers ShowersMostly Sunny Mostly Sunny Find us on social media /wdnews.com.au @WDnews_au Thursday, September 3, 2020 ~ Page 3 Cr Parker to end council run MORTLAKE’S Jill Parker but I’ve certainly enjoyed it,” Cr the shire) has improved immense- will end a 12 year stint as a Parker said. ly.” Moyne Shire councillor when “It’s been a pleasure to see the Cr Parker said there were sev- local council elections are con- improvements that are visible eral projects to complete and ducted next month. over the last 12 years. numerous issues for the incoming Cr Parker has announced she “What I’ve found really reward- council to address. will not stand for re-election after ing and pleasing is the increased “The renewal of the Avenue of serving three terms in the role. community engagement, particu- Honour I think is a major under- She was fi rst elected in 2008 larly with the smaller communi- taking for the shire,” she said. and was subsequently re-elected ties in the shire and giving them “I think we still have issues in 2012 and 2016. more of an input into what they with the wind farms with respect “I’ve been privileged to do three want in their local communities. to how close they are to towns. terms in offi ce,” Cr Parker said. “It’s their chance to tell us what Mortlake and Hawkesdale have “I actually retired from teaching they want to see in their commu- proposed wind farms very close in 2007 and then in my retirement nity and then we attempt to put to their townships so that’s still a I’ve spent 12 years with local in place what people want rather work in progress. government so this is my second than what we think they want.” “I also think we can do more in retirement you might say. Cr Parker said she was proud to environmentally with regards to “I’ve had 12 years but now I see the numerous developments climate change, coastal erosion want to do other things with my in Mortlake come to life at the and residual native plants espe- friends and family and I think recreation reserve, swimming cially in the north of the shire.” Moyne is better off having new pool, library and community hub Cr Parker encouraged local peo- voices coming in regularly with and Tea Tree Lake come to life. ple from the district to nominate diff erent ideas. She was also thrilled to see for the upcoming election to en- “It’s easy for council to keep stages one and two of the Mort- sure their communities continued things the same but I think coun- lake streetscape completed and to be represented. cil also has to be open to new welcomed the announcement of “We’re an unsubdivided shire opinions and new ideas.” impending improvements for the which means each councillor is Cr Parker said her time on coun- town’s caravan park. responsible for the entire shire, cil had been both challenging and “I’m also pretty chuff ed Woorn- not just a portion of it so local rewarding. doo Mortlake Football Netball knowledge is a marvellous thing,” She said she particularly en- Club now have netball rooms for she said. joyed working with small com- their girls,” Cr Parker said. “It can be really helpful if there munity groups such as Mortlake “I think on the whole most is someone who knows the local Community Development Com- towns in the shire now looked area involved in the discussion mittee, Panmure Action Group loved and cared for, whereas and decision-making process so and Peterborough Residents to when I was fi rst elected that was I’d like to see the council repre- improve the shire’s townships. a long way off . sented with representatives from Standing down: Mortlake’s Jill Parker will not seek re-election in the “It’s certainly been challenging “I think town maintenance (in right across the shire.” upcoming Moyne Shire Council elections. 2020D Page 4 ~ Thursday, September 3, 2020 Catherine to contest election CAMPERDOWN’S Catherine She said she is proud of Coran- public health emergency.” O’Flynn has announced she in- gamite Shire and is eager to work She said Corangamite is a strong tends to nominate in the upcom- with businesses and local residents community “with a good agri- ing Corangamite Shire Council to develop a strong tourism indus- culture industry we need to keep try, attracting new people to the elections. supporting and promoting across shire and showcasing the beauty She conducted a survey of 500 the state”. and advantages of the region to residents with the results showing “I want to work with local farmers those who may not have visited those surveyed want more support to make sure they get through this before. period and that a community-led for working families, social ser- “Our lives have been changed due recovery is focused on helping our vices and roads. to the pandemic, and the challenge region’s industries thrive,” Mrs Mrs O’Flynn said she is nominat- and opportunity of rebuilding our O’Flynn said. ing for the Central Ward to ensure local community is signifi cant for “There is enormous potential to the community’s needs are met. Corangamite Shire, and I want to She said she will be a fi erce advo- be part of that eff ort,” Mrs O’Flynn attract more tourism to the area, and cate for the local area. said. building a strong tourism industry Mrs O’Flynn has been actively “We need to make sure that as we that showcases our wonderful local involved in the community in- move forward, we don’t leave any- businesses and beautiful region is a cluding working for council for 27 one behind. key focus of mine. years and said she has the skills and “This means providing adequate “I will be a strong voice on coun- experience “to ensure the priorities support for families, elderly people cil and will always fi ght for better residents have raised through the and young people in our communi- services, support for business and Election: Catherine O’Flynn has announced she will stand in the survey are addressed”. ty as we recovery together from the every one of us in the community.” upcoming Corangamite Shire elections. 2020E Wet August for Terang THIS year continues to be dry for Terang which was much drier than average with a despite above average rainfall recorded combined 198.4mm falling between June and throughout August. August, 54.8mm below the long term fi gure of 253.2mm. The township received 108 millimetres Terang has recorded 497.6mm of rainfall (mm) of rain across the 31 day month, 15.6mm for the year to date, 18.7mm below the year above the long term average of 92.4mm. to date average to August of 516.3mm and The fi gure was also slightly above the 10.8mm of rainfall more than last year’s year rainfall for the same time last year, with 94.6 to date August fi gure of 400.4mm. mm falling in August 2019. Sunday, August 23 was the wettest day of the Wet month: Surface water remains on month, with 21mm falling. paddocks across the district following August brought an end to the winter period, a wet August. 2020D

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Find out where to get tested visit vic.gov.au/CORONAVIRUS Authorised and published by the Victorian Government, 1 Treasury Place, Thursday, September 3, 2020 ~ Page 5 Reduced hours for Terang NAB branch TERANG’S National Australia Bank branches. branch has adjusted its opening hours as a “Through this new model we can continue to be means to maintain jobs and provide custom- there to serve our customers and have meaning- ers with a more consistent banking experi- ful conversations while also adapting to the way ence. our customers are now banking.” The change came into eff ect last week, after Ms Slade said the change in operation also NAB announced in late July it was transferring presents the opportunity for bankers to work re- to a new operation model to combat declining motely at times when more of NAB’s customers over-the-counter transactions numbers. want to do their banking. Under the model, NAB adjusted opening hours NAB will provide its bankers at the branches across 114 smaller regional branches including with the training and tools required to support Terang and Cobden from 10am to 2pm to 9.30am customers across phone and online chat and sup- to 12.30pm. port them through the changes. NAB Group Executive Personal Banking Ra- “The chance for more of our bankers to work chel Slade said outside of those working hours from anywhere is something I am very excited the bankers would support customers by phone about,” Ms Slade said. and online chat, as well as application processing. “We think this move will strike that balance, “It is clear the face of banking is changing, keeping the doors open at 114 branches around especially in the way customers want to interact the country, providing the opportunity for around with us,” she said. 300 bankers to learn skills while we continue to “Our branches continue to be a really important serve our customers well. part of many local communities, especially for “We are there for our regional customers and local businesses. communities – and we will continue to invest in “On average a quarter of transactions take place our colleagues to give them the skills they need Operating change: Hours have been reduced at Terang’s National Australia between 9.30am and 10.30am in our regional to do their jobs into the future.” Bank branch. 2020D Nominations open for Aus Day awards THE 2021 Corangamite Shire have opened. “We’re very fortunate in Coran- to celebrate the outstanding achieve- Centre. Australia Day Awards are an The awards will be presented as gamite Shire to have a great number ments of individuals and groups who Details of the 2021 Australia Day opportunity for the community part of the Shire’s Australia Day of selfl ess people who make valu- would never blow their own trum- celebrations will be confi rmed clos- to say thank you to the individ- Celebrations on Tuesday, January able contributions, often over years pet, but who deserve our gratitude er to the date, subject to COVID-19 uals and groups who help forge 26 2021. or a lifetime,” he said. and respect.” social distancing requirements at a strong, connected community. Mayor Neil Trotter encouraged “Their eff orts can greatly improve Nominations close on Monday, the time. Nominations for the Corangamite Corangamite Shire residents to the lives of their fellow residents and November 2. For further information contact Shire Australia Day Citizen of the nominate people and events who enrich the communities in which Forms and guidelines are available council on 5593 7100 or go to Year, Young Citizen of the Year deserved recognition for their con- we live. at corangamite.vic.gov.au/Austra- corangamite.vic.gov.au/Australia- and Community Event of the Year tributions to the community. “These awards are an opportunity liaDayAwards or from the Civic DayAwards. ENDS FRIDAY! THE RIDA Pie Y

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THE Great South West Dairy and then.” she said. 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 Awards continued last week, with Marc Johnston was named runner-up “I care very much for the incredibly 8 9 Garvoc farmer Isaac Hose receiv- in the employee award. talented farmers, and for their farm He is the herd manager of the Harris ing the employee award. businesses and livestock that make up family farm at Larpent, with judges Mr Hose works on Josh and Lilli our dairy industry. valuing his commitment to improv- 10 11 Philp’s farm at Garvoc and impressed “I hope this award will help me to ing his skills and knowledge through the judges with his passion for the in- become a stronger advocate for the 11 12 professional development via industry farming community in the future.” dustry, commitment to his workplace programs, on-farm learning and for- Bulla Foods fi eld offi cer Marni Teal 12 13 14 and his long-term aspirations. mal training. was named the GreenCon sponsored His ability to manage his studies, in- Colac’s Nadine Markham also re- 13 15 13 16 runner-up in the award after demon- cluding completing Certifi cate III and ceived recognition, with the Reid 15 14 16 17 18 IV in Agriculture as well as Diploma Stockfeeds employee winning the Ser- strating an energetic and enthusiastic approach to dealing with issues, prob- of Agriculture, along with his work vice Provider Award sponsored by the 20 17 20 commitments also impressed judges. Moyne Shire. lem solving and supporting farmers. “It’s an honour to win the employee She impressed the judges with her The awards were set to wrap up this 19 20 21 22 award. I’m sure the other nominees week, with the prestigious Dairy Farm dedication, passion and commitment were just as deserving,” Mr Hose said. to the industry, through a more than Business Management Award and “It’s not why we do the job, but it 25-year career. the Western Victorian Dairy Industry 23 21 24 is nice to be recognised every now “It is a real honour and privilege,” Honour Board to be announced.

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Leadership call: Brad Collins wants to see more farmers take on community leadership roles. 2020E 6 4 3 1 2 5 Dixie farmer’s lessons in leadership 1 8 9 3 DIXIE dairy farmer Brad third-generation farmer and Our communities wouldn’t the region’s credentials as Collins wants to hear runs the dairy business with exist if it wasn’t for agricul- Australia’s food bowl. 7 4 1 2 more farming voices in his wife Tammy at Dixie. ture.” During the program, Mr community leadership They milk about 240 Mr Collins wants that Collins was part of the Gate- 9 cows, almost half the previ- farming voice to grow and roles. ways to Growth community ous peak, but for Mr Collins he is encouraging other In 2019, Mr Collins partic- project to support the Great 8 2 1 6 this is a more sustainable dairy farmers to nominate ipated in Leadership Great South Coast Food and Fibre and profi table balance. for the Gardiner Dairy South Coast, a community Council, which promotes He said the leadership pro- Foundation leadership leadership program which the region as a premier food WORDSEARCH gram helped to inspire his scholarship. gave him an opportunity and fi bre destination. “cleaner and greener” farm. The foundation supports “Every day I look back S T I U C S I B P I Z Z A to develop his leadership “It’s not about being a leadership opportunities skills. greenie but listening to for people working in and realise how much I got F C R A C K E R E B I A G He was sponsored by peoples’ needs and growing the industry and in dairy out of it,” he said. Gardiner Dairy Foundation our businesses to suit those communities because the “I can now appreciate C P E U D R B I N U B D N to complete the program, needs,” Mr Collins said. vibrancy and health of dairy the diff erent ways people A R U E Z M I G D A I A C which he said increased his “Bigger is not always bet- communities is as important think and build that into my confi dence talking to people ter and we should always as what happens on farm or thoughts and even into my Y U O D I R U A I K D R A from diff erent backgrounds strive to be better. I wanted in milk factories. farming practices. R B E I D P B F L C A I U and made him more aware to make my farm self-suffi - “We need to give people a “We’re building the dairy of how others view the dairy cient, environmentally sus- better understanding of the industry but it’s not about T O A R S I A A F C P C I industry. tainable and profi table, and dairy industry and agricul- the way we want to do it; it’s Mr Collins said he also S E N G C S N W R I E G Y that’s what the community ture in general and we need the way consumers want it. learned more about the local wants as well.” to understand the diff erenc- “There are a lot of positive A B W G E I A G P W N A D community and was able to While Mr Collins gained es between town commu- stories throughout the dairy foster a better appreciation life-long benefi ts from the nities and agriculture and industry and we want them P R B H C L I N P W R Y I of agriculture among fellow leadership program, he see how we can bring them to be told.” participants. often felt like a lone voice together,” Mr Collins said. G E Z U E K A C T I I A N Gardiner Dairy Founda- “It opened my eyes to the for farming communities. Mr Collins is using his tion is currently inviting U A O B T A K O T E K C P region and the people in it “The hardest thing for me strengthened leadership and it gave me the confi - was being the only one from skills to work for the dairy applicants for its 2021 Re- T D N R Z H C I W D N A S dence to talk to them,” he gional Leadership programs an agricultural business,” industry, joining WestVic BAKERY PRODUCTS said. he said. Dairy as an associate board in south-west Victoria, “I now understand every- “It made me feel like I had member and participating in Gippsland, northern Victo- BAGEL CRACKER PIE BISCUIT CROISSANT PIZZA one is capable of being a to stand up for everyone in discussion groups. ria and north-east Victoria. BREAD ECLAIR PUDDING leader, you just need pas- business. He has also started plan- Applications can be made BUN MUFFIN SANDWICH sion and belief in yourself.” “I think it’s important to ning an on-farm community via www.gardinerfounda- CAKE PASTRY WRAP Mr Collins is a have farmer representation. art project and is pushing tion.com.au/vrclp/. Page 8 ~ Thursday, September 3, 2020 your 55931888 Email: [email protected] local classies Classifi eds advertising, it works – call today! Amusements Meetings Deaths Deaths Deaths

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$2308.79; JM & HF Be- at 210¢, $935.55; S & D & N Kerr, 690, 274¢, KT Clough, frsn x, 460kg gely, 685kg at 278¢, L Ackerley, jrsy, 390kg $2079.66; E Guthridge, at 178¢, $900.68. $2094.73; Sunday Ridge at 210¢, $900.90; P & 670kg at 274¢, $2019.38; BULLS: Glencoe Farm NATIONAL Dairies, 680kg at 278¢, S Vines, jrsy, 385kg at S Cain, 655kg at 274¢, Trust, ang, 1070kg at BULLOCKS: Boorook $2079.44; B & S BOyd, 210¢, $889.35; A Young- $1974.17; M Kent, 640kg 315¢, $3707.55; John LIVESTOCK Park Trust, frsn, 593kg at 660kg at 278¢, $2018.28; er, jrsy, 350kg at 210¢, at 274¢, $1928.96; N Brunning & Sons, ang, 300¢, $1956.90. P & S Stevens, 670kg at $808.50. Howard, 640kg at 274¢, 960kg at 298¢, $3146.88; REPORTING HEIFERS: Boorook Park 270¢, $1989.90; Bruck- $1928.96; W Hawker, Gaye Howarth, ang, Trust, frsn, 875kg at 310¢, nell Banks, 665kg at 630kg at 274¢, $1898.82; 925kg at 298¢, $3032.15; SERVICE $2963.75; Wyss Trading 255¢, $1865.32; Blain & M & R Gale, 635kg at Halfway P/S, ang, 845kg Prices remained mostly Trust, frsn jrsy x, 435kg Kenna, 635kg at 255¢, 274¢, $1913.89; B & E at 300¢, $2788.50; GM unchanged in a larger at 295¢, $1411.57; GW GRASS STEERS: supply of 405 cattle, 158 $1781.17; Wire Lane Barba- Darcy, 625kg at 274¢, DG SM Hooker, hrfd, more on the previous & GF Pearce, frsn jrsy x, Holdings, 635kg at 255¢, ry Family, ang x, 500kg $1883.75; B Coad, 640kg 630kg at 278¢, $1926.54; week. Quality was again 435kg at 270¢, $1291.95; $1781.17; T & J Place, at 340¢, $1870.00; N at 274¢, $1928.96; D & S C Baulch, jrsy, 485kg at mainly plain and cows C & D Dwyer, frsn, 370kg 580kg at 255¢, $1626.90; Howard, ang x, 560kg at Mitchell, 600kg at 270¢, 244¢, $1301.74. made up the lion’s share at 240¢, $976.80; RH & R & S Methven, 595kg at 322¢, $1983.52; M & K $1782.00; G & T Stans- of the offering. The core SE Bond, jrsy, 215kg at 248¢, $1623.16; A & N Makin, hrfd x, 555kg at field, 555kg at 270¢, field of buyers attended 240¢, $567.60. Roberts, 665kg at 247¢, 320¢, $1953.60; J Van $1648.35. and operated steadily on BULLS: Blain & Ken- $1806.80; A & C Withall, Dijk, hrfd x, 495kg at BULLS: G & T Stansfield, the yarding of 25 steers, na, ang, 985kg at 325¢, 555kg at 258¢, $1575.09. 320¢, $1742.40. 910kg at 284¢, $2842.84; STEERS: Three Girl Pas- 31 heifers, 314 cows and $3521.37; Moolaboola, X BRED COWS: K & K GRASS HEIFERS: J Van Sherbrooke Park, 790kg toral Co., ang, 625kg at 35 bulls. The odd better bred ang, 1060kg at 305¢, Brewer, guern, 595kg at Dijk, frsn, 630kg at 280¢, at 275¢, $2389.75. 340¢, $2300.10. HEIFERS: yearling steer sold $3556.30; D L Weller, 270¢, $1767.15; R & S $1940.40; Eastern Creek Notmygrass from 322c and 340c, ang, 835kg at 305¢, Methven, frsn x, 545kg Road Trust, frsn, 625kg Pastoral Group, ang, with restockers and $2601.42; P & J Down- at 258¢, $1546.71; Sun- at 280¢, $1525.00; B C’Down 615kg at 340¢, $2300.10. processors paying 235c ie, hfrd, 905kg at 295¢, day Ridge Dairies, frsn x, & E Darcy, frsn 603kg COWS: Aurora Dair- to 270c/kg for the plain, $2936.72; W & B Lene- 540kg at 258¢, $1532.52; at 280¢, $1857.24; C ies, frsn, 735kg at 270¢, mainly dairy bred penning VEALERS: AD & CF han, frsn, 980kg at Wyss Trading Trust, Collins, jrsy x, 525kg at $2182.95; L Almond, of yearlings. Jenkins, jrsy x, 372kg at 290¢, $3126.20; GW & frsn x, 515kg at 255¢, 280¢, $1617.00. frsn, 710kg at 270¢, Two good C4 grown 268¢, $1096.66; AD & CF GF Pearce, brah, 715kg $1444.57; Wire Lane BEEF COWS: N Howard, $2108.70; Coradjil Place, steers made 340c while Jenkins, jrsy x, 350kg at at 290¢, $2280.85; T Holdings, frsn x, 565kg hrfd x, 735kg at 320¢, frsn, 575kg at 270¢, the D2 manufacturing 268¢, $1031.80. steers sold from 300c & J Place, frsn, 590kg at 240¢, $1491.60; A & $2587.20. $1707.75; K & C Wines, COWS: Inala Farm Pty and 320c/kg. The plain at 275¢, $1784.75; T & N Roberts, frsn x, 550kg FRIESIAN COWS: D frsn, 615kg at 250¢, Ltd, frsn 710kg at 278¢, to good D2 grown heifers J Place, jrsy, 680kg at at 240¢, $1452.00; C & & S Mitchell, 815kg at $1691.25; Missen Park, $2171.18; GM DG SM sold between 270c and 270¢, $2019.60; K & N D Dwyer, frsn x, 475kg 286¢, $2563.99; Bun- frsn, 596kg at 250¢, Hooker, frsn, 665kg at 310c/kg. Ackerley, frsn, 650kg at at 240¢, $1254.00; P & S gador Estate, 710kg at $1639.69; Ocean View, Beef cows sold from 278¢, $2033.57; Aca- 267¢, $1909.05; C &C Stevens, frsn x, 475kg at 272¢, $2124,32; D & frsn, 638kg at 244¢, 290c to 320c, with better cia Downs Kakariki; Costin, jrsy, 565kg at 240¢, $1254.00; Bruck- N Kerr, 700kg at 272¢, $1714.40. covered dairy cows from frsn, 600kg at 278¢, 260¢, $1615.90; W & B nell Banks, frsn x, 410kg $2094.40; J Van Dijk, BULLS: N & L Palm- 250c to 296c/kg. The lean $1834.80; Lendene Lenehan, jrsy, 575kg at at 235¢, $1059.85. 690kg at 272¢, $2064.48; er, ang, 900kg at 310¢, dairy cows made from Pty Ltd, frsn, 691kg at 245¢, $1549.62. JERSEY COWS: Wyss M & R Gale, 673kg at $3069.00; Glenn White- 235c to 258c, with poor 258¢, $1961.06; HP & to plain quality making TRADE COWS: RH & Trading Trust, jrsy, 475kg 272¢, $2013.62; Eastern side, frsn, 935kg at 295¢, JA O’Brien, frsn, 605kg from 210c to 247c and SE Bond, mg x, 685kg at at 255¢, $1332.37; Lerida Creek Road Trust, 672kg $3034.07; The Bend at 258¢, $1716.99; SC & very poor conditioned 310¢, $2335.85; Shen- Park Jerseys, jrsy, 440kg at 272¢, $2010.62; W & Pastoral, frsn, 720kg at CA Timms Pastoral, frsn, started from 178c/kg. field P/ship, mg x, 480kg at 242¢, $1171.28; A & L McLennon, 665kg at 295¢, $2336.40; Glenn 571kg at 242¢, $1520.00; The beef bulls sold from at 258¢, $1362.24. C Maguire, jrsy, 400kg 272¢, $1989.68; S. Cain, Whiteside, jrsy, 650kg at 290c to 325c, with dairy Dean Foster, frsn, 621kg FRIESIAN COWS: C & at 242¢, $1064.80; R & 620kg at 272¢, $1855.04. 278¢, $1987.70. bulls between 267c to at 234¢, $1598.45; CS & D Dwyer, 755kg at 278¢, L Smethurst, jrsy, 405kg FRIESIAN X BRED COWS: 295c/kg. MORTLAKE STOCK MARKET REPORT MON, AUG 31, 2020

Cole Grazing, hrfd, 634kg ang, 665kg at 334¢, $1947; Jamecca Plains, at 320¢, $2028.80; Mossy $2221; N & J Lillie, hrfd, ang x, 645kg at 319¢, Bottom, speck, 594kg 576kg at 288¢, $1659; C $2058. NATIONAL LIVESTOCK at 320¢, $1900.80; RH & & D Baxter, frsn, 617kg at BULLOCKS: RH & SE SE Bond, ang x, 594kg at 255¢, $1574. Bond, ang, 888kg at 320¢, $1900.80; RH & SE REPORTING SERVICE 320¢, $2841.60; CR & Bond, ang x, 606.7kg at Kerr Agents yarded 524 cattle at Mortlake this week, the BULLOCKS: overall offering was very good, with the quality being KA Podger, frsn, 562kg 317¢, $1923.24. & Co R & J Mick- excellent in places. at 315¢, $1770.30; A & K el, hrfd, 710kg at 347¢, Duynhoven, frsn, 540kg BULLOCKS: Halfway $2466.59; R & J Mick- All the regular processors were present and active as well as 2 additional processors. at 315¢, $1701.00. P’ship, ang x, 580kg at el, hrfd, 648kg at 360¢, STEERS: Mossy Bottom, 400¢, $2320; Watgania $2335.00; L. Heard, Feeders present were very active in a market that speck, 435.6kg at 409¢, BULLOCKS: Como Park Past Co., hrfd x, 626kg frsn x, 586kg at 268¢, was firm overall, with the exception of cows which experienced strong competition to be generally 20c $1781.60; RD & SE Hor- Holdings, hrfd frsn x, at 398¢, $2491; N & A $1570.48; L. Heard, s/ to 25c/kg dearer. spole, ang, 387.9kg at 624kg at 378¢, $2358; J Deverall, hrfd x, 640kg at horn, 492kg at 310¢, $¢, 406¢, $1574.87; Justin Baker, hrfd frsn x, 580kg 385¢, $2464. $1525.20. The yarding consisted of 146 bullocks, 146 trade cattle and 223 cows and 9 grown bulls. Bros, ang, 340kg at 366¢, at 365¢, $2117; T Bea- TRADE STEERS: R Elder STEERS: L. Heard, s/ $1244.40. ton, hrfd frsn x, 568kg & KA Light, sim x, 454kg horn, 443kg at 345¢, Milk vealers to the trade made up to 406c/kg. Yearling steers to the trade made from 350c to 420c, HEIFERS: RD & SE Hor- at 344¢, $1953; K Bak- at 420¢, $1907; R Elder $1543.88. HEIFERS: with the heifer portion making between 340c and spole, ang, 350kg at er, hrfd frsn x, 622kg at & KA Light, sim x, 483kg D & L Brown, 400c, with feeders paying up to 410c/kg. 401¢, $1403.50; Jus- 332¢, $2066. at 407¢, $1967; NJ & AM frsn, 560kg at 310¢, The grown steers made from 305c to 400c, with the tin Bros, ang, 295kg at VEALERS: HIll Top Park, Gibson, ang, 445kg at $1736.00. COWS: grown heifers making between 320c and 390c/kg. 392¢, $1156.40; Mool- red ang, 478kg at 392¢, 402¢, $1789. D & L Brown, frsn, Manufacturing steers sold from 280 to 333c/kg. abulla, ang, 588kg at $1875. VEALERS: C Baulch, 522kg at 220¢, $1149.50; HEIFERS: Heavy beef bred cows selling from 300 to 340c/kg. 362¢, $2128.56; A & K F & C Vogels, ang, 382kg at 350¢, L Heard, s/horn, 422kg Medium weight beef cows made from 266c to 296c/ Duynhoven , ang, 580kg ang frsn x, 465kg at 375¢, $1337; K & J Ferrari, ang, at 265¢, $1118.30; L. kg. at 362¢, $2099.60; Cole $1745; M Vogels, ang frsn 375kg at 330¢, $1238. Heard, s/horn, 390kg at COWS: The very well covered dairy cows sold between Grazing, hrfd, 482.5kg at x, 495kg at 366¢, $1811; Watgania Past 285¢, $1111.50. 300c and 323c/kg. Cows back to the paddock sold 370¢, $1785.25. S & M Gigas, ang, 605kg Co, ang x, 506kg at 340¢, to 301c/kg. COWS: Moolabulla, ang, at 349¢, $2111. $1720; Wypanda Co. Grown beef bulls made to 275c/kg. 695kg at 330¢, $2293.50; COWS: S & M Gigas, P/L, hrfd, 608kg at 320¢, Thursday, September 3, 2020 ~ Page 11 your local trade AIR CONDITIONING BUILDER BUILDER Murray Lucas Garry Doyle BUILDER Domestic & Commercial NEW HOMES RENOVATIONS • Installation • Repairs • Maintenance BUILDERS DB-U3991 EXTENSIONS Reg No: DBU 27034 PERGOLAS CB-L31110 MEMBER Call Tim 0409 532 630 0409 395 489 25 Tait Street, Camperdown. 525485 [email protected]

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your local LOOKING BACK sport ~ TTENEN YEARS ~

Noorat junior tennis Terang ladies strike good form premiers crowned

Judy Carmody and Kate Cornelissen were scratch winners.

Noorat and District Tennis Association A grade junior champions Team Seven. Noorat and District Tennis Association J. Arundell, L. Meade def M. Bourke, B. hosted its junior grand fi nals last O’Sullivan 6-2; E. Lourey, G. Cook lost weekend. to G. Lee, A. Moloney 5-6; J. Arundell, A grade: Adidas 4 sets 38 games lost to E. Lourey def M. Bourke, G. Lee 6-2; L. Team Seven 5 sets 42 games. Meade, G. Cook def B. O’Sullivan, A. Moloney 6-1; J. Arundell, G. Cook def J. Lourey, L. Moir lost to J. Stafford, Z. M. Bourke, A. Moloney 6-2; L. Meade, E. Bartlett 5-6; D. Kenna, J. Baxter lost to P. Lourey lost to B. O’Sullivan, G. Lee 3-6. Handicap event winners Vicki Philp and Marion Venn. Draffen, E. Kenna 2-6; J. Salmon, M. Quick def M. Harris, C. Attrill 6-3; J. Lourey, D. Player of the match: Jacqui Arundell. Terang combinations dominated the Western District Foursomes Kenna lost to J. Stafford, P. Draffen 2-6; L. C grade: Terang Blue 1 set 11 games lost Championships held at Terang Golf Club last Friday. Moir, J. Salmon def Z. Bartlett, M. Harris to The Sisters Black 2 sets 13 games. Teams from across the Western District competed in the annual 6- 2; J. Baxter, M. Quick lost to E. Kenna, L. Cook, H. Cook def S. Carlin, A. event, with Terang lady golfers taking out all the major trophies. C. Glennen 3-1; S. Scanlon, B. Giblin lost Mother and daughter combination of Judy Carmody and Kate Attrill 3-6; J. Lourey, J. Baxter lost to J. to C. Cardwell, A. Brown 1-3; L. Cook, S. Cornelissen took out the scratch with 82 off the stick, and were Stafford, E. Kenna 2-6; D. Kenna, J. Scanlon drew S. Carlin, C. Cardwell 2-2; also runners up in the handicap event after scoring 82-13½-68½ Salmon def P. Draffen, M. Harris 6-3; L. H. Cook, B. Giblin lost to A. Glennen, A. on a count back from Maureen Bond and Betty Holscher of East Moir, M. Quick def Z. Bartlett, C. Attrill Brown 1-3; L. Cook, B. Giblin drew S. Framlingham. 6-4. Carlin, A. Brown 2-2; H. Cook, S. Scanlon Club captain Vicki Philp combined with Marion Venn to be Player of the match: Paul Draffen. drew A. Glennen, C. Cardwell 2-2. declared the winners of the handicap event with 85-18-67 nett, this B grade: Terang Red 4 sets 32 games def Player of the match: Anthony Glennen. combination was also successful in being the runner-ups in the Glenormiston White 2 sets 20 games. – Thursday, March 4, 2010 scratch. Nearest the pins went to Aileen Clarke (Terang) and Betty Holscher (East Framlingham). The next Women’s Golf Western District event will be held at the Wearmouth honoured Cobden Golf Club on April 16. for 35 years service – Thursday, April 1, 2010 The name Richard Wearmouth is synonymous with the time greatly honoured,” he said. Terang Basketball Association. “I certainly have spent a lot of time at the stadium but I love Just ask any of the 400 plus players who enjoy their weekly the sport, my four children have grown up playing basketball games at the stadium if they recognise Wearmouth’s picture and it’s great to be able to play all year round at Terang. and you’ll get a yes – he spends most of his week at the “It’s a honour to receive this award but there are also many stadium ensuring the junior and senior competitions run others who contributed a lot to the game behind the scenes smoothly. and also deserve recognition.” “I have been involved with the administration side of basket- Still playing basketball in the senior men’s competition, ball at Terang for the past 15 years or so,” he said. Wearmouth also fi nds time to referee (“but only when “As president it’s my role to ensure both the senior and junior needed”). competitions run smoothly.” His greatest joy over the years has been watching junior Wearmouth’s commitment to the sport and its operations at players develop. Terang were recently recognised by Basketball Victoria with He has coached a large number of junior and senior quads a special presentation at the stadium. and one of the highlights of his coaching years was leading Wearmouth was presented with a 35 years’ service certifi - the Terang Tornadoes through to the state fi nals. Terang basketball icon Richard cate by Basketball Victoria counsellor Bev Bauer of Colac. – Thursday, May 13, 2010 Wearmouth accepts his award. “I was totally surprised by the presentation but at the same Page 14 ~ Thursday, September 3, 2020 your local SPORT Phone: 5593 1888 Email: [email protected]

WELL, all of our rivers are coff ee-coloured and running hard and giving them a miss for another week would be on the cards. For those who cannot wait that long wetting a line down near the prospective mouths could be the go. Predatory fi sh such as large Australian salmon, mulloway and gummy shark will pick up the scent of murky water pushing into and past the surf and will move in close to shore looking for an easy feed. Having a spin in and around the mouths of the Hopkins, Curdies and the Gellibrand using chrome slices could prove interesting. A polished piece of metal cast out amongst the gutters especially if one can target the edge of where dirty meets salt, anything could happen. Our lakes are also certainly benefi ting from the recent rainfall especially our shal- low lakes such as Elingamite, Tooliorook and Deep. From memory Deep Lake has already been stocked with rainbows and if Toolio- rook hasn’t it soon will and may also receive some browns. Elingamite is also due for Americain Typhoon scored victory in an 1800 metre maiden plate at Caster- a few thousand salmonoids. ton on Sunday for connections including Timboon pair Ash Price and Barb The freshwater reaches of our local rivers such as the Hopkins, Merri, Gellibrand Holland. Picture supplied by Racing Photos and the Mount Emu should be avoided until the fl oodwater levels recede and clarity Locals celebrate maiden victory returns. Otherwise one might appear to be fl ogging a dead horse. Once again those equipped with seaworthy boats are doing well bottom bouncing LIGHTLY raced gelding Americain Typhoon Marshall said the victory was a good reward any reef or rubbly bottom out in 50 plus metres has seen more snapper catches with fi nally saluted for Camperdown trainer Clint for the horse’s ownership group which includ- Marshall and local connections at Casterton ed his wife Vanessa and Timboon pair Ashley fi sh ranging from the pinkie size right up to those beginning to grow a gnarly bump on Sunday. Price and Barb Holland. on their proboscis. The fi ve year-old scored its fi rst win in style, He said the owners had been patient with the School and gummies to a sizable 50 pounds, while other worthy species such as winning an 1800 metre maiden by 0.8 lengths galloper and were rewarded by the form it had Nannygai (red snapper) and morwong are also being caught so those in the know are under a plum ride from jockey Teodore Nu- shown in its fi rst eight races. gent. “He’s paid his way already, he’d won keeping their hooks on the small side but using the beefed up tuna circle model. Nugent settled the horse just behind the lead- $11,000 from his seven starts but it was just a Double Paternoster rigs weighed down with a two to four ounce sinker (depending ers and started to make his race-winning move matter of time for him,” Marshall said. on swell and current) and baited up with a tough bait such as squid has seen success as the fi eld rounded the home turn. “They (Price and Holland) have been patient for many. Once the pair hit the front, Americain Ty- with him and given him time, he didn’t come phoon showed signs of greenness but Nugent to me until he was four. Don’t forget the squid jigs as the calamari are on their way close into shore to lay was able to overcome his inexperience and “He’s a later type, maturing horse and is fi ve their eggs, die and turn into snapper food. guide him to a fast-fi nishing win. now and is still lightly raced. We’ll push on The whiting front appears to be rather quiet with fi sh scarce for some reason or an- Marshall was thrilled with the performance and see how this campaign takes us but we’ll other. The King George whiting might be also waiting for the inshore water to warm and was pleased to see the son of Americain just hopefully have a bit of momentum in his fi nally notch up victory number one after a next prep.” up along with the snapper before making their presence felt. close call at Hamilton in May. Marshall said Americain Typhoon was now “We probably should have got it out of the likely to race over 2000 metres, with its pedi- way at Hamilton when he just got pipped on gree suggesting the horse would be best suited the line but he just does a bit wrong still,” to longer distance races. he said. “He’s going to get ground every day so I’ll “I think I’ll put winkers on him next start to sit down and map out a plan for the rest of his South West Games hopefully sharpen him up and to try and get campaign,” he said. him to run straight and concentrate more. “His next start I think will be over 2000 me- “When he got to the front yesterday (Sun- tres so I’ll have a look around locally for that day), he was happy to sit and wait for the other run and then see how we go from there. postponed until 2021 horses to catch up, which we can hopefully “He’s a nice enough horse; if we can get a eliminate with the winkers. few things notched out he’s going to be handy “He’s just a quirky type of horse.” enough.” THE South West Games has become the latest deliver other programs to support local sport with casualty of COVID-19, with South West Sport club development activities. postponing the annual event until 2021. He said the organisation would also continue This year’s games were scheduled to be held to encourage individuals to undertake regular ex- Don’t feel isolated, under a revised format from November 7 to 15 ercise within the COVID guidelines such as the after COVID-19 forced a change to the tradi- upcoming South West Moves event. we’re here with you tional program. South West Sport, in partnership with a number But South West Sport chief executive offi cer of partner agencies, have developed South West Mike Neoh said given the uncertainty around Moves, an activity which encourages participants Online subscription options available the transition between restrictions and the lead in to walk, run or ride and use technology to draw time needed to plan, the games would be post- an image by electronically tracking and recording the route. Stay in touch with all poned until next year. 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YourY local newspapers will be “Our sponsors, partners and clubs who regis- “Clubs can use this time period to access grants tered initial interest have been extremely sup- for future opportunities,” Neoh said. ppublishedu as normal during this portive and fully endorse the decision in the best More information on the grants can be found lockdown period. interest of the community.” via https://sport.vic.gov.au/grants-and-funding/ Neoh said South West Sport would continue to our-grants/sporting-club-grants-program. Thursday, September 3, 2020 ~ Page 15

LEADER BOARD After Round 14 Browny ...... 83 footy tipping comp Sharjeel & Stephen ...... 81 AFL Nick ...... 81 Brent ...... 81 Round 15 LAST Round 15 LAST Round 15 LAST Shane ...... 79 Adelaide Crows ROUND Hawthorn ROUND Hawthorn ROUND Essendon Essendon West Coast Eagles Glen...... 79 Fremantle 4 Richmond 5 Richmond 5 Tony ...... 79 Melbourne Alistair Melbourne Nick Melbourne Michelle Ashley ...... 77 TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Carlton Carlton GWS Giants Grant ...... 77 Collingwood 69 Collingwood 81 Collingwood 70 Camperdown ROUND 16 Saturday, Sep 5 128 Manifold St, Camperdown Ph 5593 1188 2 Brooke St, Camperdown Ph 5593 3229 203-205 Manifold St, Camperdown Ph 5593 1894 North Melbourne vs Port Adelaide Sunday, Sep 6 Round 15 LAST Round 15 LAST Round 15 LAST St Kilda vs Hawthorn Hawthorn ROUND Adelaide Crows ROUND Hawthorn ROUND Geelong Cats vs Essendon Monday, Sep 7 West Coast Eagles Essendon West Coast Eagles Melbourne vs Fremantle Richmond 7 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Tuesday, Sep 8 Melbourne Shane Melbourne Jason Melbourne Marlin Adelaide Crows vs GWS Giants GWS Giants TOTAL Carlton TOTAL GWS Giants TOTAL Carlton vs Sydney Swans Brisbane Lions 79 Collingwood 63 Brisbane Lions 70 Wednesday, Sep 9 Brisbane Lions vs Gold Coast Suns 211 Manifold St, Camperdown Ph 5593 1138 44 High St, Terang Ph 5592 2595 35 Curdie St, Cobden Ph 5595 2388 Byes: Collingwood, Richmond

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Brisbane Lions Brisbane Lions  Brisbane Lions Brisbane Lions 71 ROADHOUSERRO OADAD 74 81 69 Timboon 2/15 Main St, Timboon Ph 5598 3447 1236 Camperdown Rd, Cobden Ph 5595 1535 319 Manifold St, Camperdown Ph 5593 1716 235 Manifold St, Camperdown Ph 5593 1472

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Terang Harness Racing Club offi cials are hoping a potential match race between Ride High (left) and Lochinvar Art takes place at Dalvui Raceway next Saturday Terangnight. The club is set to stage ahoping metropolitan class meeting headlined for by the $30,000potential Christian Bus Gammalite Pace. match Pictures supplied by Stuart McCormick/Harness Racing Victoriarace

TERANG Harness Racing Club offi cials are be a “clash of the titans” type event if they both racing meeting to recognise Gammalite,” he said. “Terang being selected as one of the regions crossing their fi ngers for a potential showdown nominate and accept for the $30,000 Christians “Christians Bus Co has come on board with has been a positive for local participants,” Rob- between top pacers Ride High and Lochinvar Art Bus Gammalite Pace. the O’Connor family and the owners group to all erts said. at Saturday week’s metropolitan class meeting at The prospect of a match race between the pair chip in (and boost prize money). Meanwhile, Harness Racing Australia (HRA) Dalvui Raceway. has long been spoken about within the industry, “With region racing, the calendar was only has permanently changed the harness racing sea- Nominations open this Friday for an expected with Roberts hoping they clash for the fi rst time being released on a fortnightly basis but now son to start on January 1 each year. eight race card, which is headlined by the at Terang. it’s back to a monthly basis so it’s been hard for HRA previously extended the current season $30,000 Christians Bus Gammalite Pace over “It’s a possibility that’s for sure,” he said. trainers to make preparations so we’re trying to to December 31 due to COVID-19 but has since 1680 metres. “They haven’t said that they aren’t coming dangle a bigger carrot in front of them.” determined seasons will now run in line with the Club manager Mark Roberts said the club was although they haven’t said that they are either. Roberts said the rest of the card would also calendar year. thrilled to receive the opportunity to stage a met- “At this stage it’s on the table as a possibility.” allow Terang to showcase quality harness racing. As a result, all horses will now turn a year older ropolitan event. The race will carry additional prize money, Currently there is three $20,000 paces, a on January 1 each year in line with the change “The club is excited and probably more so for which Roberts hopes will convince the connec- $20,000 trot, a $14,000 pace, a $10,000 trot and of seasons. the local participants,” he said. tions of both Ride High and Lochinvar Art to a $7000 pace scheduled for the rest of the event. “The locals who have had city class horses make the trek to the western district. “The rule of thumb is the more prize money The racing calendar is also likely to change have had to travel to the likes of Shepparton, He said Christians Bus Co, the O’Connor fam- the better class of horse you’ll get,” Roberts said. somewhat on the back of the announcement, Bendigo and Ballarat for runs whereas they now ily and Terang Harness Owners, Trainers and “They’ll come from all across the country re- with a number of juvenile feature races already get the chance to run at their back door. Supporters Group had joined forces to add an gion of region-based racing.” being moved this season to October, November “It also means more exposure for the club to be additional $10,000 for the previously proposed The meeting will be Terang’s 13th since the and December due to COVID-19. given a Saturday night meeting and will also give $20,000 event. introduction of region-based racing in March, Juvenile feature racing is now expected to be additional exposure to our sponsors.” Roberts said the top-up was planned to not which has kept harness racing alive during the staggered throughout the year rather than held in Fields for the meeting are set to be released next only recognise Gammalite’s achievements once COVID-19 pandemic. it its traditionally condensed season-end form. Tuesday and Roberts said a potential showdown again, but to also attract the sport’s current stars. Terang has benefi tted from regular meetings as HRA also advised the breeding season would between Ride High and Lochinvar Art would “It was an opportunity with a metro class part of the industry introduced model. remain as is and start on September 1 each year.

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