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Contact: I am sure all members will represent the Association with pride & distinction. We also Australian Clay Target have a National Skeet team travelling to New Zealand in November for the Glenn Association Inc. Trophy matches, this being a traditional rivalry common between our two nations. PO Box 466, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 There will be more information on this team prior to their departure. Phone: (02) 6931 0122 Fax: (02) 6931 0125 Website: www.claytarget.com.au The National Trap Team will travel New Zealand in February for the Glenn Cup whilst we will also be represented at the World Down the Line Championships in South Historian Africa in March 2010. The picturesque Valley Gun Club, Capetown South Africa is the Mark McInnes Ph: (02) 6792 4712 venue with souvenirs already available on the South African Clay Target website. It is a very busy time for representative teams in the next eight months and we wish them all the best in these events. There are numerous State titles in each State coming up, NATIONAL EXECUTIVE we wish the States and the shooters the best of weather and luck for their events. Patron The Right Honourable Malcolm Fraser, A.C., C.H. President John Mack CONTENTS Vice Presidents President’s Notes ...... 1 Novelty Field Weekend at Singleton...... 59 Mr Ron Traill From the Executive Officer ...... 2 Maryborough’s 31st Annual Central Mrs Elaine Forward Finance Chairman’s Letter to Members ...... 2 Victorian Grand Prix...... 60 Board 2009 Skeet Nationals ...... 3 Psychological Skills for Shooting...... 62 Mr Dennis Harwood National Coaching Director’s Report...... 5 Your Say ...... 63 Mr Ron Traill Rule Corrections and Amendments ...... 5 Top Shooting at Barcaldine ...... 63 Mr Allan Vilcins ACTA 2009 Trap and Skeet Hall of Fame...... 8 ZZ’s at Cecil Park ...... 64 Mr Lynne Curtis Minsk and San Marino ISSF World Cups ...... 14 Two Days of Shooting at Dysart Mr Peter Haley Club News ...... 15 Gun Club ...... 65 Executive 2009 World Championships ...... 16 Paul Pritchard Memorial Shoot...... 66 Mr Brian Bailey QCTA State Trap Carnival ...... 18 DTL, Tower and Skeet at Euroa CTC...... 66 Mr David Howe Shoot Results: West Wyalong Hosts Central Zone Mr Gerald Hopgood Western Australia ...... 20 Champion of Champions ...... 67 Mr Daryl Pasfield Northern Territory...... 23 Classifieds ...... 67 Mr George Pinner Tasmania...... 23 Vale...... 68 Mr Robert Nugent Queensland...... 23 Annual Citrus Country Shoot...... 69 Mr Robert Fox New South Wales...... 32 Ararat Tri-club Competition ...... 70 Mr Terry Marsden South Australia...... 49 All Round Champion of Champions at Victoria ...... 51 Cecil Park...... 70 Designed and Typeset by Ironbark Graphics 22 Hubble Street, Maryborough, Vic 3465 Break Badges...... 58 2009 Flying Fox Carnival...... 71 Printed by Newsprinters Pty Ltd, Shoot Calendar ...... 58 Waratah Notes...... 72 Melbourne Rd, South Shepparton, Vic 3630 No responsibility is accepted by the publisher for the accuracy of information contained in the text, illustrations or LIFE REGISTERED SHOOTERS advertisements. The opinions expressed in this magazine do not necessarily represent those of the publisher. N Hardy, RM Holtfreter (PP), LJ Martin (PP), JK Scott (PP), RF Buchan, J Murphy, GG Woodhatch (PP), R Silvester, R Nugent, J Byrnes (PP). W. Jones (PP). ISSN: 1321-3903 September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 1 From the Executive Officer - Tony Turner

There has been a great deal of activity on the administration front file and noted with the insurers to ensure nothing falls through the over the past month. We have been busy with meetings with our cracks. insurers and also in planning promotions and awareness campaigns The policy does not cover members if they are shooting on a venue for the future as well as working on the implementation of the not recognised by the ACTA or club as an approved venue or strategies set by the National executive at the meeting in June. engaged in an activity not approved by the club or the Association. We have been invited to contribute to the Beretta Girl Action day as To ensure compliance and coverage by the Public Liability Policy we have in the past and will attend the promotion on the 4th of clubs must ensure all Shooters' shooting or undertaking any October at the Melbourne Gun Club. We will unveil our new activities on or on behalf of the Insured or on their venue are promotional material and assist Beretta in promoting the sport of current registered & paid up members of ACTA or a Temporary Clay Target Shooting. member. This edition contains the first of the Sub Committee reports from the National Executive. There will be a series of these reports to inform members of the direction the Association is taking. We are currently preparing a submission to host the Skeet World Championships in Finance Chairman’s 2012. We are confident after the successful running of the 2007 World DTL Championships the Skeet Championships would also prove to be a winner for our sport. Letter to Members

The Bendigo CTC is conducting the National Sporting Clays At our recent executive meeting held 26-28 June 2009, the finance Championships on the 8th of August with a large crowd expected to committee put forward a number of recommendations to the Full attend the picturesque ground and premier tourist region for the Executive in relation to the financial position and requirements of event. Further down the Road on the Great Ocean Road the the Association. Warrnambool Club will host the Commonwealth titles in September. Make sure you get your entries in to these events and support your To date we have spent considerable amounts of money on the National grounds although much is not really visible as we have sport as well as visiting some of the great sights along the southern replaced the trap houses and the concrete tracks & pads to the trap coast line. and skeet fields, with the addition of four new trap layouts to the Following a revision of our Insurance with our insurer (and Sponsor) western end of the grounds. As stated previously, these improvements Pollards in relation to the number of members who have joined after do not jump out at us as the old structures were in place. We have the required date of the 1st of January in any Year. It is also a laid bitumen to the entrance road and the loop around the camping requirement under our constitution that members have until that date area. This has helped reduce dust from vehicles traffic. to join or become unfinancial which means they cannot be afforded Our next major expenditure is the power upgrade of $160,000.00 and membership status. again this will not be visible but is extremely necessary if we are to The advice below was received from our insurers regarding develop our grounds. Currently we are at our limit, when holding our membership & Insurance: trap carnival and could see some layouts with the loss of power. Another substantial cost is the $100,000.00 deposit to the Wagga Australian Clay Target Association Inc, provides state associations, Wagga City Council for the ground purchase. We have to meet the executive, district associations, individual members, clubs, voluntary survey cost and fence the new boundary as part of the agreement, as workers and authorised visitors with ten million ($10,000,000) dollar well as make annual repayments and pay the rates. The committee Public Liability Insurance Coverage. The policy covers members has also approved the construction of a children’s play area and the against injury to individuals and coverage to third parties for property building of a BBQ for all shooters to use. damage arising out of Clay Target Shooting. Cover provided under On other matters financial I would urge clubs to advise members that the ACTA policy is provided to all registered and fully paid up annual membership fees can be paid from the first of November 2009 members of the ACTA or visitor and that all membership subscriptions must be paid before the end of FRONT (Temporary Members) whilst January 2010. shooting on an approved and COVER This is very important as our insurance cover is not valid if we are registered club/association/ venue or not financial. This applies to all shooters. This could have major taking part in an approved club ramifications to those involved particularly the club officials should activity or sanctioned event. an accident occur. I would urge all shooters to pay their membership The ACTA Public Liability also covers fees on time so that we all have insurance and enjoy our sport. clubs conducting clay target Insurance cover is a large component of the benefits offered to shooting and/or activities on venue shooters through your membership. This included, Public Liability, and away from the registered club cover for volunteers, Directors and Officers Insurance, Personal venue. Accident Insurance, Loss of Income, Travel insurance for National Any activity away from the teams etc. A full and detailed brochure is being arranged for registered club venue must be distribution when the renewal of Insurance is due. conducted to ACTA regulations The National Executive approved the annual subscriptions to rise and Safety rules and the club should from $90.00 to $110.00 per full member with the percentage increase 2009 Skeet undertake a Risk Analysis of the to be passed on to all other categories of membership. Nationals Overall venue and activity. The club must This increase is to catch up with the general increases in the last High Gun winner advise ACTA of the activity/events five years and to provide all of the benefits detailed above for the Adrian Cousens and the venue arrangements so benefit of all shooters. this information can be kept on Dennis Harwood, Chairman Finance

Page 2 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 ACTA National Executive 2009 Skeet Nationals Sub Committees A total of 168 shooters from all around Portfolios Australia and New Zealand came to the National Shooting Ground in Wagga FINANCE during the third week of May to renew Chairperson Mr Dennis Harwood old friendships and enjoy the annual Mr George Pinner National Skeet Carnival. The Skeet Mr Allan Vilcins Carnival has traditionally been held at Mr Peter Haley the end of November to obtain the PROMOTION & DEVELOPMENT advantages that daylight saving, Chairperson Mr Robert Fox warmer weather and almost fourteen Mr Allan Vilcins hours of “shootable” light allows. This Mr Gerald Hopgood usually ensures daily shoot-off com- Mr George Pinner pletions and often allows additional Mr Brian Bailey social activities such as outside BBQs and novelty events to be conducted COACHING COUNCIL while the office prepares presentations. Chairperson Mr Brian Bailey International Team High Gun winner Nigel Hughes with Ron Traill Mr Gerald Hopgood However it was felt that the trade-off of Mr David Howe moving to May to join the National Sporting require us to follow the example of the Trap Clays Tournament might not only increase Mr John Mack Nationals and finish up at night under lights. entrant numbers but that some shooters may National Coaching Director Graeme Boyd Therefore, prior to next years Skeet Carnival prefer the cooler weather. Unfortunately after we hope to have several grounds with INTERNATIONAL SHOOTING only one year together, the Sporting Clays adequate lighting available. event has moved away to other times and Chairperson Mrs Elaine Forward The departure of the Sporting Clays event Mr Robert Fox venues and a return to November for our Skeet Carnival seems unlikely as New allowed us to resume the Pre-National Small Mr Terry Marsden Zealand immediately moved their National Gauge events that were so well received in Mr David Howe Skeet Championships to fill the hole we left past years. This year we conducted the two Mr Lynne Curtis in the shooting calendar. events on Sunday 17 May. RULES Fortunately, all the changes made to daily ACTA 28 GAUGE SKEET Chairperson Mr Ron Traill procedures this year, necessitated by the CHAMPIONSHIP Mr Terry Marsden shorter days, were well received by the A total of 62 competitors lined up to shoot this delightful little gun and at the end of Mr Daryl Pasfield shooters and the shoot ran smoothly, happily and on time all week. Earlier starting times, qualifying, one of our keenest exponents Mrs Elaine Forward fixed squadding and rolling wave rotation all of small gauge shooting, Peter Vella of the NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS ensured both punctual starts and smoother Bathurst Gun Club, was the very happy Chairperson Mr Lynne Curtis squad changeovers. On Handicap day, where winner with the only perfect 50/50. Several Mr Ron Traill one third of the field usually makes the 49s then proceeded to shoot for the runner- up spot and determine the minor placings. A Mr John Mack shoot-off, another innovation was borrowed from the World Skeet Shoot. The practice large crowd of spectators enjoyed a very Mrs Elaine Forward ground was converted to a Shoot-off venue entertaining shoot-off that changed from Mr Terry Marsden and every shooter that qualified within their singles to doubles mid round by mutual Mr George Pinner handicap allowance proceeded directly there, agreement and was eventually won with some great shooting by Julian Lucchitti. NATIONAL GROUND was squadded upon arrival and either completed their first shoot-off round or was Chairperson Mr Robert Nugent Grade placings: AA Grade 1st Julian Lucchitti eliminated. Mr David Howe NSWGC 75/76; 2nd Clarke Pirie NZ 74/76; A Mr Peter Haley Although almost a whole week of variable Grade 1st “Locky” Irons Melbourne 49/50; windy weather does not provide the most 2nd Max Oakley FAGC 54/56; B Grade 1st Mr Daryl Pasfield pleasant shooting conditions, it was probably Mike Corbett Werribee 49/50; 2nd Terry Mr Ron Traill a blessing in disguise as it ensured completion Marsden Geraldton 48/50; C Grade 1st Mr Dennis Harwood of each event on the scheduled day. Apart George Pinner Burnie 44/50; 2nd Peter Iley Executive Officer Mr Tony Turner from the Handicap, of the other seven events Collie 37/50. contested, only one produced multiple poss- HALL OF FAME ACTA 410 BORE SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP ibles, due to a somewhat calmer day and thus After 61 shooters had finished qualifying Chairperson Mr Lynne Curtis a short but entertaining shoot-off. Of the with the extremely daunting but much loved Mr Ron Traill other six events, three were won outright with “Idiot Stick”, it was one of the absolute Mr George Pinner the only possibles and the other three were stalwarts of small gauge shooting in this Mr John Mack won outright without needing a perfect score. country, Peter Vosper of Peel & Districts Gun ACTA HISTORIAN However if we continue to conduct the Club in WA, who emerged victorious with the Mr Mark McInnes Carnival in May where we only have about only 49/50. Several AA graders just missed ten hours of usable daylight, eventually a putting Peter to the test by recording 48s and EXECUTIVE OFFICER combination of favourable weather and good when they proceeded out to determine the Mr Tony Turner attendance will make the finalisation of shoot-offs in daylight extremely difficult and Continued on page 4 September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 3 2009 Skeet Nationals

Continued from page 3 other placings, even the card players took a break and came out to enjoy the enter- tainment that this unpredictable little gun usually provides. Much to the delight of the spectators, the shoot-off again changed from singles to doubles mid round, with David Dundon eventually succumbing at a pair on station five. Grade placings: AA Grade 1st Adrian Cousens Bairnsdale 68/70; 2nd David Dundon Gold National Champion of Champions Coast 66/70; A Grade 1st Nigel Hughes winner Thomas Dent Caboolture 47/50; 2nd “Locky” Irons Melbourne 46/50; B Grade 1st Jeff Munro NZ of 138/139. Interestingly our ACTA 20 Gauge Back Overall winner Adrian Cousens. Front L-R C grade 56/61; 2nd Sim-Hee Neoh SAGC 55/61; historian, Mark McInnes noted 1st Geoff Bryant, B grade 1st Mike Corbett, A grade 1st Wayne C Grade 1st Peter McWilliams Griffith 43/50; later that Adrian now joins the Petersen & AA grade 1st Blake Slater 2nd George Pinner Burnie 34/51. great Doug Smith as the only five time winners of any ACTA individual Trap or SHOULDER TO SHOULDER TEAM SHOOT 3RD NATIONAL SKEET CHAMPION Skeet event (Doug won the Double Barrel five Open: 1st Victoria 244, 2nd Queensland 242, OF CHAMPIONS times) and then added that this feat is even 3rd New South Wales 238, 4th Western Monday morning saw the start of the Main more significant as Adrian has only entered Australia 238, 5th South Australia 238 and Events and the High Guns when 114 com- the event five times. 6th Northern Territory 231. petitors lined up for the Champions of Grade placings: AA Grade 1st Blake Slater Veterans: 1st New South Wales 72, 2nd Champions. Unfortunately the manageable FAGC 110/111; 2nd Lindsay Rogers NZ Queensland 68, 3rd Western Australia 67 and breezes encountered the previous day for the 109/111; 3rd David O’Sullivan Bairnsdale 4th Victoria 65. Small Gauge events stiffened considerably 103/105; A Grade 1st Wayne Petersen Cecil making the shooting conditions quite Women’s: 1st Queensland 72 and 2nd Park 99/100; 2nd “Locky” Irons Melbourne challenging. The nett result was that at Victoria 64. 98/100; 3rd John Doyle Top End 98/100; the end of qualifying a very happy Thomas Juniors: 1st Queensland 71 and 2nd Victoria B Grade 1st Mike Corbett Werribee 100/104; Dent from NSWGC found himself to be the 66. 2nd Jeff Munro NZ 99/104; 3rd Justin Hayden overall winner with the only 100/100. A Melbourne 95/100; C Grade 1st Geoff Bryant 10TH NATIONAL SKEET HANDICAP combined shoot-off of 99s later established Roma 91/100; 2nd Luke Mason Toowoomba In theory a handicap event should give all Martin Perry as Runner up with 109/110. 90/102; 3rd Andrew Mc Manus Moree 89/102. contestants an equal chance of winning. This Grade placings: AA Grade 1st Nick Aird Gold Section winners: Juniors Blake Slater FAGC year’s event was straight out of the text book Coast 101/102; 2nd Dougal Simson Mount 99/100; Sub Juniors Luke Mason Toowoomba and reads like a fairy tale. For a start the wind Gambier 99/102; 3rd Julian Lucchitti NSWGC 89/100; Veterans John Doyle Top End 98/100; eased up and provided a fairly level playing 110/112; A Grade 1st Martin Perry WAGC Womens Lorraine Hughes Caboolture 96/100. field. From a total of 154 shooters, 56 101/102; 2nd Bronte Evans International appeared at the shoot-off arena. Of these, only 100/102; 3rd Nigel Hughes Caboolture 97/100; OFFICIAL OPENING DAY 20 survived to enter the third round. At 100 B Grade 1st Bert Deacon Bega 95/100; 2nd Wednesday morning started out with a only 9 remained. With the completion of the Jeff Munro NZ 97/104, 3rd Matthew Prentice change of agenda when the official photo- fifth round we were down to 4 and the last of Wonthaggi 96/104; C Grade 1st David grapher was held up. Thus the State Shoulder the “scratch shooters” Nicky Aird, had finally Douglas Newcastle 91/100; 2nd Anthony to Shoulder Teams Match was conducted first succumbed at 114. During the sixth round it Annechini Newcastle 87/100; 3rd Andrew and then the team photos were taken. This got very interesting. “Locky” Irons adjourned McManus Moree 86/100. Section winners: proved to be such a popular and practical to the bar at 133, leaving just 3 shooters. Juniors Blake Slater FAGC 103/106; Sub change that it is hoped to become the standard format in future years. Now at this point Mike Voke from WA (A1 Juniors Eddy Elder Melbourne 97/100; and 50/50) had been “on the wood” for Veterans Bert Deacon Bega 95/100; Womens Following this the official opening ceremony several rounds, so he was very relieved when Lorraine Hughes Caboolture 92/100. was conducted. This included the march past two targets later, Jeff Munro from New 11TH NATIONAL 20 GAUGE SKEET of the State Teams and the speeches and Zealand (B2 and 49/50) gave up his last “free awards by the various dignitaries in attend- CHAMPIONSHIP one” and even more so three targets later ance, including the long serving local when Corey Rutter from Melbourne (C5 and Tuesday provided more wind and quite tricky member, Kay Hull MP who worked so tire- shooting conditions, somewhat similar to the 48/50) decided to play fair and surrendered lessly with the ACTA on the National Ground his last “get out of jail free card”. Thus when previous day. So it was no surprise when, project. After the Team results had been after 119 competitors finished qualifying for they walked across to Station 6 it was announced and the badges and awards were anybody’s game and you could almost feel the 20 gauge event, a similar result was presented, the A&M Denton trophy for attained. Adrian Cousens from Bairnsdale the tension as all three shooters finished off the best presented team was presented to the round without incident. found himself alone with the only perfect NSW and the Wagga mayor, Mr Kerry Pascoe So when the 15 year old boy from Lang- 100/100. fired the opening shot, breaking the target on warren, who had never seen a clay target Another combined 99s shoot-off established his first attempt and declared the Nationals Blake Slater as official runner up with a score officially open. Continued on page 6

Page 4 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 National Coaching Director’s Report

On Friday the 26th of June I attended the ACTA Executive and greater opportunities, ACTA clay target shooting will be meeting at Wagga. made up of older and older shooters. And then what Here I met with the Executive Coaching Committee and Mr Nick happens??? Sullivan from AISL. As I mentioned in the July Clay Target News, The Executive has agreed to go ahead and print the both the ACTA and AISL need to work much closer together to “Introduction to Clay Target Shooting” booklet. This will be of achieve our joint goals. I believe that both the ACTA and AISL great benefit to club coaches and new shooters. We hope to recognise the urgency of setting up a coaching pathway for our have this off the printing press in the next few months. shooters, with special attention to up-and-coming junior On the 10th, 11th and 12th of July, I went to the Warren Clay shooters. We must not only encourage these shooters to be Target Club in the Western Zone of NSW and conducted a members of training camps etc, but we must also give them the coaching clinic for junior shooters. We worked with the Far chance of having a rewarding future within our sport. From West Academy of Sport. This camp was very successful; we not the positive response at the meeting, I believe we are all trying only involved junior shooters and zone coaches, but also had to achieve the same result. At least we know where each of us the opportunity to work with Academy personnel and to use stands. For the future of our sport in international competition, their excellent facilities. Junior shooters and all others involved hard decisions have to be made. Work has to start as quickly in this camp left with a greater understanding of our sport. as possible to set up a larger and stronger system, that is With the input and resources from the Far West Academy I Australia wide and that will benefit our athletes wherever know that the junior shooters in the Western Zone of NSW will they reside. grow stronger each year. We have a great opportunity to help I realise a lot of ACTA members have no interest in the ISSF side junior shooters through working with these types of of our sport but even from what little exposure we receive from organisations. I know of clubs and zones that have been for the Olympic and Commonwealth Games, Clay Target Shooting many years, working with Sports Academy’s with similar great is recognised by most of the general public as a legitimate success. There are a lot of opportunities out there that we need sport. We should not feel like hiding from the public because to find and use to help our sport grow. we own a firearm. I remember very clearly coming home from In the next month we will have a coaching system that can be overseas or after winning at a major shoot and deliberately introduced to bring our existing and new coaches up to date. steering clear of publicity. Shooters were not the flavour of the We need to ensure our coaching process not only satisfies our month, due mainly to a couple of very unfortunate incidents coaches and the ACTA, but also the Sports Commission. involving firearms. The more we expose our sport to the public the stronger we will grow. Without question, unless we GRAEME BOYD encourage new and junior shooters into our sport with varied National Coaching Director RULE CORRECTIONS AND AMENDMENTS TO 2009 RULE BOOK RULE 2.01 (H) RULE 3.19(B) Delete third sentence and replace with. “Double Barrel scores First sentence, will be transposed for any better scores from the other events Add after “a minimum of two events” “or such as the club, at column” (of equal target amounts if possible) i.e. Continental its discretion has advertised. In the event of a tie for High and Single Barrel. Gun, where such program included varied types of events, the shoot-offs shall consist of a minimum of two of each type RULE 3.12 (A) (B) (C) (F) (K). of targets on the High Gun program, all to be shot from Add “a minimum of” before 50 targets...... the centre lane with the highest over the full round or rounds RULE 3.13 (A) (B) (C) (F) (K). to be the winner. Points events must count as points to Add “a minimum of” before 50 targets...... determine the High Gun.” High gun shoot off procedures can be determined by Club Management. RULE 4.10 (J) Add before “prohibited” or bare feet Add after “prohibited”. Shoes must have a restraining strap or full support at the heel. Michael Diamond Coaching Clinics RULE 1.19(E) Be Coached by a 2 time Olympic Gold Medalist Change “C grade 91% and under” to “C grade under 91%”. Specialising in DTL, ISSF Trap and Last sentence replace “ACTA down the line grade” with “ACTA ISSF Double Trap trap grade”. Group bookings with a maximum of 15 people or RULE 1.02(F) one-on-one coaching is available Change 1.10(e) to “1.08(e) You have to have a current shooters licence and RULE 5.07(D) coaching is available Australia wide Change 5.08(e) to 5.07(e) RULE 3.18(A) Please contact me on 0410 550 211 or Second last sentence change “over each trap” to “over multiple Email your details to [email protected] traps”

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 5 Womens Team: Lorraine Hughes, Margaret Denton, Jackie Durham, Paulette Walker, 2009 Skeet Nationals Tracey Ashton, Trina Adams. Team High Gun: Margaret Denton 49/50. Continued from page 4 Junior Team: Blake Slater, Paul Adams, Eddy before he went to Frankston with his father Elder, Corey Rutter, Luke Mason and David for some pre duck opening practice last year Douglas. Team High Gun: David Douglas and had only joined the ACTA in January so 60/61. he could shoot at the Victorian Titles and had Veterans Team: John Guberina, Ray Wendt, never shot a 25 before that morning, walked Neil Dimmick, John Doyle, Frank Marcellino out to start the seventh round with two very and Reg Petts. Team High Gun: Neil Dimmick nervous men, it was the stuff legends are 64/64. made of. The tension must have got to Jeff Munro as he allowed his first target to land All team scores are recorded and sent to the unscathed. Then when Mike Voke missed a NZCTA who will announce the winners of the National Skeet Doubles Champion Glenn Walker Low 2 leaving the boy two targets to shoot to match after their teams have shot at their with Paul Johnson become famous, the entire crowd held their Nationals in November. Fortunately the wind breath. And the rest is history! did not really start to get up until this match shooters accepted their inevitable fate with dignity and it was heartening to hear com- Final Placings: 1st Corey Rutter FAGC was almost completed and therefore we have realistic chance of being successful this year. petitors actually applauding whenever 146/156; 2nd Mike Voke WAGC 153/156; 3rd anyone managed to break a particularly Jeff Munro NZ 146/151; 4th “Locky” Irons 40TH NATIONAL 12 GAUGE SKEET difficult pair. Under these extremely trying Melbourne 130/133; 5th Frank Marcellino CHAMPIONSHIP conditions and after all 115 entrants had NSWGC 112/117; 6th Nick Aird Gold Coast Following the completion of the Teams Match done their best, it was Glenn Walker from 113/114; 7th Nigel Hughes Caboolture we moved straight into what must surely be Brisbane who put in a superb performance to 117/120; 8th David Douglas Newcastle the “Blue Riband” event of the week. This is win the event outright with the only 95/100 110/120; 9th Robert Elder Melbourne 107/100; the Big One! The one everyone would like 10th Peter Iley Collie 96/105. Section winners: to win. Unfortunately by the time we got the Grade placings: AA Grade 1st Mal Briggs Juniors David Douglas Newcastle 110/120; Sub event under way the wind had returned Melbourne 94/100; 2nd Clarke Pirie NZ Juniors Luke Mason Toowoomba 57/68; with a vengeance and provided yet another 95/102; 3rd Blake Slater FAGC 94/102; A Veterans Frank Marcellino NSWGC 112/117; “skinner”. After all 156 nominations had Grade 1st Benn Baker SAGC 92/100; 2nd Blue Womens Kelly Dalton-Brown Darwin 62/73. finished qualifying, Martin Perry from the Freeman NZ 89/100; 3rd Bronte Evans Western Australian Gun Club, claimed the International 88/100; B Grade 1st Matthew COMMONWEALTH SKEET Prentice Wonthaggi 90/104; 2nd David CHAMPIONSHIP National Skeet Championship with the only 99/100 on the scoreboard. Douglas Newcastle 89/104; 3rd Richard On Thursday morning the previous day’s Mathers Wagga 88/104; C Grade 1st Daryl weather continued. Breezy but workable if you Yet another combined grades shoot-off had Moss FAGC 85/100; 2nd Geoff Bryant Roma paid attention. From a field of 156 we to be held to establish who was the official 84/102; 3rd Corey Rutter FAGC 83/102. obtained 4 possibles and by station 3 in the runner up so that valuable Hall of Fame Section winners: Juniors Blake Slater FAGC 2nd round of the shoot-off, Leigh Roberts from points are not forfeited. It is hoped that 93/100; Sub Juniors Matthew Prentice Bendigo had prevailed over Nigel Hughes from before next year’s Carnival the official Wonthaggi 86/100; Veterans Reg Petts Albury Caboolture to become the 2009 Common- placings format can be changed to Overall 88/104; Womens Tracey Ashton Brisbane wealth Skeet Champion with a score of Winner and Overall Second before moving 82/100. 135/135. into grade placings. On this occasion Nigel Hughes finished runner up on 150/152. After completion of the individual events it Grade placings: AA Grade 1st Craig Matthews was time to tally up the team results. NZ 113/114; 2nd Gil Farish Wangaratta Grade placings: AA Grade 1st Glen Walker 112/114; 3rd Adrian Cousens Bairnsdale Brisbane 108/110; 2nd Leigh Roberts Bendigo 5 MAN CLUB TEAMS 99/100; A Grade 1st Nigel Hughes Caboolture 107/110; 3rd Laurie Scerescini Toowoomba Conceived in 1983 at the first Skeet Nationals 100/100; 2nd Allan Denton Toowoomba 98/101; A Grade 1st Nigel Hughes Caboolture this event is always fiercely contested and is 98/100; 3rd Mike Voke WAGC 119/122; B 106/108; 2nd Benn Baker SAGC 105/108; 3rd a matter of great club pride to be able to Grade 1st Jeff Munro NZ 99/100; 2nd Doug Blue Freeman NZ 96/100; B Grade 1st Steve claim the title of Premier Skeet Club in the Blewitt Cooma 97/100; 3rd Anthony Brown Vaccaro FAGC 98/102; 2nd David Pope country. For many years Melbourne Gun Club Alice Springs 96/100; C Grade 1st Luke Mason Wangaratta 97/102; 3rd Anthony Davis had a hold on it like the New York Yacht Club Toowoomba 94/100; 2nd David Douglas Busselton 95/100; C Grade 1st Luke Mason and the America’s Cup. Eventually several Newcastle 91/100; 3rd Corey Rutter FAGC Toowoomba 92/100; 2nd Corey Rutter FAGC other clubs broke that hold but this year it 98/108. Section winners: Juniors Blake Slater 93/103; 3rd David Douglas Newcastle 92/103. has returned to Melbourne. The winning team FAGC 96/100; Sub Juniors Eddy Elder Section winners: Juniors Blake Slater FAGC members were Brendan Pearson 333/350, Melbourne 96/102; Veterans Allan Denton 97/100; Sub Juniors Luke Mason Toowoomba “Locky” Irons 314/350, Mal Briggs 337/350, Toowoomba 98/100; Womens Margaret 92/100; Veterans Neal Denton Toowoomba 108/112. Dimmick Gold Coast INTERNATIONAL POSTAL TEAMS 95/100; Ladies MATCH Margaret Denton Friday morning started out with the Australia Toowoomba 94/100. versus New Zealand Postal Teams Match. The 23RD NATIONAL teams were selected from the previous two SKEET DOUBLES day’s scores. CHAMPIONSHIP Open Team: Nigel Hughes, Gil Farish, Adrian On the last day the Cousens, Nick Aird, Julian Lucchitti, Mike wind did something Voke, Leigh Roberts, Hayden Mountjoy, no-one thought poss- David Dundon, Craig O’Neil, Adrian Lucchitti ible, it got worse! and Paul Johnston. Team High Gun: Nigel However the show Five Man Club Team Winner Melbourne GC, Paul Johnson, Locky Irons, Hughes 58/58 must go on and most Mal Briggs, Fab Francione & Brendan Pearson Page 6 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 Fab Francione 327/350 and Paul Johnson Nigel Hughes, Blake Slater, Glenn Walker, Mark McInnes 328/350 giving a combined total of Brendan Pearson, Laurie Sceresini, Peter Vella, reported that by 1639/1750. David Dundon and Gil Farish. winning his 20th 2 MAN OPEN TEAMS OVERSEAS TEAMS Silver Australia Badge, Adrian now Again conceived in 1983 for the first Skeet Teams were selected at this year’s Nationals moves into equal Nationals, the idea for this event was for overseas trips to the English Skeet World second place along- borrowed from New Zealand where they had Championships in the UK in August and to side Newton Thomas shot for a pair of silver plates for many years. New Zealand for the Glenn Trophy Match in on the ACTA All Another fiercely contested event, the names November. Practicality does not always allow Time winners list for inscribed on this trophy read like a who’s the highest qualifiers to participate in these Trap and Skeet. who of Skeet Shooting and Australia’s most trips, so details of these teams and their Newton has 19 Trap accomplished Trap shooter even appears on it results will appear in later issues of the CTSN. badges and 1 Skeet several times. This year a couple of dark HIGH GUNS badge, Adrian has 18 horses slipped under the radar and stole it Graded High Guns: AA Grade Malcolm Skeet badges and 2 away from several of the more fancied teams. Briggs Melbourne 531/550; A Grade Nigel Trap badges, but the David O’Sullivan and Adrian Cousens Hughes Caboolture 531/550; B Grade Jeff outright leader is still claimed the event with a combined score of National Ladies High Munro NZ 511/550 and C Grade David Doug Smith with 21 662/700. Gun winner Lorraine Douglas Newcastle 488/550. Trap badges. Hughes Sub Junior High Gun: Eddy Elder, Melbourne SPONSORS Gun Club, 490/550. Once again thank you to our sponsors for the Junior High Gun: Blake Slater, Frankston Skeet Nationals: Greg Chan, Beretta Australia, Australian GC 530/550. Marcello Casella, Casella Wines, Clive Pugh, Winchester, Glenn & Paulette Walker, 650 Womens High Gun: Lorraine Hughes, Straight and Pollard Insurance. Also to Bruce Caboolture Clay Target Club 500/550. Rickard from Canterbury for his work prior to Veteran High Gun: Ray Wendt, Peel & District and during the Championship. In addition to Gun Club, 507/550. these companies and individuals, thanks also to the trophy donors for their contribution to OVERALL HIGH GUN the History of the Association. The Gold Australia Badge that accompanies the Overall High Gun is probably the most ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sought after prize in ACTA Skeet shooting. Thank you to all the various workers and Adrian Cousens from Bairnsdale came out of a staff whose efforts ensured the smooth six year retirement and borrowed a gun to win running and success of the Championships: an unprecedented eighth overall ACTA Thanks especially to Frank Auditore and National High Gun with a score of 533/550. Janenne Kidd for their great work in the Events Office. To Maureen and Sue from Two Man Open Team winners David O’Sullivan After updating the ACTA historical records, & Adrian Counsens the National Office whose work behind the 2 LADY OPEN scenes was invaluable. TEAMS To our hard working Queensland ladies staff members, Fred appear on this Rapley, Peter Haley, trophy regularly George Pinner and and this year was Allan Vilcins, all of no exception with whom gave up their Lorraine Hughes time to ensure the from Caboolture shoot ran smoothly all and Paulette week. To our long lost Walker from Bris- Shoot Marshal, Adrian bane combining Cousens who seemed to produce a Grade HG winners C grade David Douglas, B grade Jeff Munro, to step out of a time winning total of A grade Nigel Hughes & AA grade Mal Briggs machine and onto the 607/700. The two golf cart. And finally to ladies received the Ron Traill, who once NSWCTA Perpet- again gave up his week Two Lady Open Team ual Trophy and to take the role of winners Lorraine Hughes Tournament Director, a & Paulette Walker Gold ACTA Medals. thankless job that he always fulfils with the MIXED PAIRS OPEN TEAM shooters best interests The C & J Burt Mixed Pair Perpetual Trophy in mind. and the ACTA Gold Medals were presented to the winning team for this event. They were We look forward to the husband and wife team of Lorraine and seeing everybody back Nigel Hughes of Caboolture in Queensland at the National Ground who managed a combined score of 650/700. in May next year for the 2010 Skeet ALL AUSTRALIAN TEAM Nationals. The All-Australian Team was again selected over the High Gun and this year the team VET HG Ray Wendt, LAD HG Lorraine Hughes, JNR HG Blake Slater, See page 12 for State comprised of Adrian Cousens, Malcolm Briggs, Sub JNR HG Eddy Elder Teams photographs September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 7 ACTA 2009 Trap and Skeet Hall of Fame Inductions TRAP HALL OF FAME The function room at the Roma Clay Target Club was the venue for the 2009 Doug Smith Medal and Hall of Fame Inductions. A large crowd of over 300 people gathered to celebrate the Inductions of Vin Ryan, Russell Mark and Lynne Curtis along with the presentations of the Grand Slam awards, Long Break awards and the Doug Smith Medal. The MC for the evening was Glen Castellaro, assisted by Arty Del Ben, Glen Woodhatch, Gram Slam achievers Glen Castellaro, Craig Bentley, Glenn Barton & Ross Walsh Steve Atkins and Ross Walsh. Glen then introduced The evening commenced with the presenta- the seven finalists for tion of the Grand Slam awards for 2008. The the 2008 Doug Smith Medal. The finalists were Craig Bentley from South Australia, Steve Atkins, Craig Fitzgerald, Marc Crimmins and Jamie Elliot from Victoria, John Maxwell from Queensland and Arty Del Ben from New South Wales. After the closest con- Hall of Fame Inductee Vin Ryan’s family accepting his award test in the history of the award, the winner of the 2008 Doug Smith Medal was Steve Atkins. Ross Walsh & Arthur Turner The main event of the evening was the Hall of Fame inductions, this year we had three magnificent trap shooters to induct. The first of these was Vin Ryan from Victoria. Vin was awarded this recognition posthumously and his brother and sisters were present to accept his award. During his career Vin won 6 National titles, was runner up 3 times, won 7 State titles and made the Mackintosh team on 12 occasions. The second inductee was Russell Mark from Victoria; he was present to accept his award and entertained the crowd with many inter- Hall of Fame Inductee Hall of Fame Inductee esting stories from his illustrious career. Russell Mark Lynne Curtis Up until now he has won 11 National Doug Smith Medal winner Steve Atkins titles, has been runner with Doug Smith up on 8 occasions, winners were Glen Castellaro, Craig Bentley, has won 22 State Ross Walsh and Glen Barton. To achieve this titles and made the award the recipient has to achieve a 400 Mackintosh team 11 break from 15 metres, a 50 break from 25 times. metres and a 50 break Double Rise. The final inductee The next awards to be presented were the for 2009 was Lynne long break awards for 2008. The winners Curtis from Victoria, were Ross Walsh with a break of 743 from he was also present 15 metres, Arthur Turner with a break of 74 to accept his award from 25 metres and Ross Walsh again with a and although under Glenn Woodhatch, John Mack, Jim Shepherd Presidential Medal winner break of 108 Double Rise. considerable duress & Ron Traill Page 8 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 celebrate the Induction of Ken Lowry along with the presentations of the Grand Slam awards, Long Break awards and the Adrian Cousens Medal. The MC for the evening was Mark McInnes, assisted by Adrian Cousens and Paul Johnson. The evening commenced with the presentation of the Grand Slam award for Presidential Medal winner Rodney Woodrow 2008. Mal Briggs was ably qualified for this award by shooting a 200 break 12 gauge skeet, a 100 break 20 gauge skeet and a 100 break skeet Winner of the Adrian Cousens Medal for 2008 doubles. Gil Farish and Adrian Cousens The next awards to be presented were the long break awards for 2008. The winners were Leigh Roberts with a break of 361 - 12 gauge skeet, Gil Farish with a break of 322 - 20 gauge skeet and Mal Briggs with a break of 100 - skeet doubles. Mark then introduced the finalists for the 2008 Adrian Cousens Medal. The finalists were Leigh Roberts and Gil Farish from Victoria, David Dundon from Queensland and Julian Lucchitti and Peter Vella from New South Wales.

Life Registered Shooter Bill Jones The winner of the 2008 Adrian Cousens Medal was Gil Farish. Gil had a memorable year with the highlight being his win in the Mark McInnes assisted by Adrian Cousens and Hall provided by his interviewer Ross Walsh, he of Fame Inductee Mr Ken Lowry shared some of his favourite moments with National 20 gauge Skeet Championship with the crowd. a new Australian record of 322/322. Lynne has won 5 National titles, has been The main event of the evening was the Hall runner up 5 times, has won 8 State titles Of Fame Induction, history was created and has made the Mackintosh team on 8 when Ken Lowry was inducted into the Skeet occasions. Hall of Fame, he became the first person to be inducted into both the Trap and Skeet The presidential medal for 2008 was Halls of Fame. awarded to Jim Shepherd and Rodney Woodrow and there was a special presenta- Ken dominated Skeet shooting in Australia tion of a life membership to Bill Jones. during the 1970’s and was the first person to win the National Skeet Championship SKEET HALL OF FAME 3 times. The function room at the Old Wagga After accepting his award Ken then enter- Inn was the venue for the 2009 Adrian tained the crowd with a wonderful array Cousens Medal and Hall of Fame of stories about the sport in the 1950’s Induction. 1960’s and 1970’s and was rewarded with a standing ovation. It was a real pleasure just Paul Johnson, one of the ACTA Vice President A crowd of over 70 people gathered to to be there and listen. MC’s for the evening Ron Traill

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September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 11 2009 Skeet Nationals State Teams

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NT State Team WA State Team CAN YOU HELP Two new projects have been approved by the National Executive for immediate start. One of our first projects at the National Ground will be to build a children’s playground. We are also in the market to build two undercover BBQ’s on the ground and require 2 BBQ’S and QLD State Team assorted products to build the BBQ’S and covered area along with seating. We are currently sourcing equipment for the projects, if you can assist us by providing playground equipment or any of the other material or have a supplier who would be prepared to assist us please contact Tony at the National Office with details. SA State Team Page 12 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 AllAustralian New TRAP TARGET Maufactured to specific Australian Trap requirements by

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The ISSF National Shotgun team left for the Minsk World Cup in Belarus on June 1st, it was a long flight as usual. Arrival, customs and visa issue went seamlessly upon arrival in Minsk, assisted by the organizing committee. As we travelled from the airport to the hotel we were all very impressed with how clean the place was. The next day we were up early and ready to hit the range for our short term training camp, upon arrival we were amazed, it is one of the nicest ranges that we have ever been to with a beautiful back ground and a lovely indoor/outdoor restaurant. We headed for the practice range. We managed one round before Valeriy pulled us all off the range and broke the bad news to us that we had to move hotels; the organizing committeee had misquoted the hotel price by almost a hundred Euros a room a night. We had 20 minutes to pack our bags. We arrived at hotel Orbita. Yes, this was not the Crown Plaza. San Marino Team We hit the range again the next few days for practice, the weather was great with occasional rain in the afternoon. Then competition he was sent to hospital and put into isolation away from the other rolled round for Skeet, the weather had taken a turn and it was cold, shooters. very windy and raining. The conditions were tough; several shooters struggled to even get a shot at the high house on doubles as they Trap was next, Stacy Roiall was close to the final with Suzy Balogh needed to chase the low and the high had already plummeted into the finishing 11th, a few of targets out of the final. ground. This was Keith’s first world cup and he shot consistently. Both It ranged from 8 degrees and rain one hour to 28 degrees and sun the he and George shot well under the turbulent conditions. next. The locals say that the weather for 4 months of the year is known Next team members to arrive were Russell Mark and Nick Kirley. as “four seasons in one day.” As Double Trap competition rolled around the weather was great. Adam Vella and Michael Diamond shot competition in very difficult Russell wasn’t looking very well. He opened with a 43, Nick right conditions. It was rainy and windy. behind on 42, next Russell went out and shot a perfect round of 50. It Michael Diamond shot 73 on the first day and 50 on the second day. was beautiful. But as the day went on Russell it became evident that he After the final he finished 2nd and qualified for the ISSF World Cup was not feeling well, which did not help in his last round. He was sick Final which will be in Beijing at the end of October 2009. for the rest of the time in Minsk. So we sent him to San Marino, where The conditions were not too bad at the San Marino Skeet World Cup unlike the cold of Minsk. All shooters found that the shooting range in San Marino is not an easy range and it was expected that overall result ATTENTION would not be so high. In the final were two shooters with 118 targets. Our skeet shooters couldn’t perform well enough to reach the final SHOOTERS – CLUBS – TRADE with perhaps Keith Ferguson having the extra pressure of his first trip. The Skeet houses were interesting... Adding to Russell’s problems was the imminent death of his father and friend, Brian; arrangements were made to fly him home urgently but as we know the tyranny of the distance was against him being there with ELEY Brian during those final moments, however there is no doubt Brian would have been happy and proud his son was doing what they both IS PROUD TO BE BACK loved. AND Double Trap junior shooter Nick Kirley shot 136 targets with a last round of 44. He finished 15th and we know that in the not too distant WITH UNBELIEVABLE PRICES future he will demonstrate that he is one to challenge. For the SHOOTER Next turn was for the Trap shooters. Again the weather was not so good We will save you the $$$$$ to help for shooting, especially on the second day of competition - windy, overcast and targets were not really correctly setup. They were fast on you shoot more. the first day and little bit slow on day two which is why the overall And for the CLUBS results were not so high in the trap men’s event. But of course it is not excuse, conditions were the same for all We can keep your members shooters. on the tracks. Our trap girls had average results, Stacy Roiall 65 targets (16th place) and Suzy Balogh 64 targets (17th place),which was not good enough to Enquiries welcome for be in the final with a chance to fight for the medals. smaller gauges and hunting loads Adam Vella showed more self-confidence in shooting and as a result For a world class cartridge with his 116 targets he became 10th which augers well for the World Championship. at a very affordable price Michael Diamond again shot a good result of 121 targets (one more Phone our Australian Agent PQS, his 5th PQS since Olympic Games), but finished 5th after the final. Ph: 0419 234 798 We look forward to the next challenge and thank the Australian Sports Commission and Australian International Shooting Limited for their E-mail: [email protected] support. Valeriy Timokhin Page 14 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 club news

ALICE SPRINGS office bearers are as follows: President – Antony Brown, Secretary– Marlene Niland, Treasurer/CTSN – Tanya Laker, Club Delegate – Antony Brown. All day Shoots will be held the 2nd & 4th Sunday of the month and will start at 10am sharp. All Night Shoots will be held the 2nd & 4th Saturday of the month and will start at 5pm sharp. BUSSELTON office bearers are as follows: President – Greg Fleay, Vice President – John Austin, Secretary– Chris Fitzgerald, Treasurer – Frank Pradera, Assistant Treasurer – Phil Larsen. AUSTRALIAN CANTERBURY COFFS HARBOUR office bearers are as follows: President – TRAP AGENTS Geoff Slattery, Secretary– Frank Maione, Treasurer – Barry Dray, Club Delegate – Geoff Slattery, CTSN – Nic Dodd. QLD Dennis Harwood Tel : 07 4635 3856 DALBY office bearers are as follows: President – Barry Pearce, [email protected] Secretary/CTSN – Jeremy Teece, Treasurer – Blair Jackson, Club QLD Clay Targets Australia Tel: 07 3816 1699 Delegate – Bill Allan [email protected] MELBOURNE office bearers are as follows: President – John Mollica, Senior Vice President – Ron Williams, Junior Vice NSW/VIC Peter Fitzalan Tel: 04 2885 6099 President – Craig Henwood, Secretary– Jenny Porcellana, [email protected] Treasurer – Peter Price. TAS Graham Blaskett Tel: 03 6326 2733 TAMWORTH office bearers are as follows: President – Peter [email protected] Holmes, Vice President – George Barton, Secretary– Geoffrey Hunter, Treasurer – Jonathon Phoo, Club Delegate – Peter SA John Holder Tel: 08 8270 1310 Holmes. [email protected] TUMUT office bearers are as follows: President – David Wakem, WA Wayne Kuser Tel: 04 0908 8408 Vice President – Stan Wall, Secretary/ Treasurer – Max Reitze, [email protected] Shoot Secretary – Dave Wakem and Stan Wall.

ISSF INTERNATIONAL REFEREE’S COURSE Will be held at the SISC Sydney NSW on 26th – 28th November, 2009. Interested persons should apply to: AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SHOOTING LTD. P.O. BOX 375, BRIGHTON SA 5048. e-mail – [email protected] applications close last mail 30th September 2009. Qualifications: Prospective ISSF Referee’s must have been a referee at State and National Level in the last 2 years. (resume’ attached to application.) They must have a sound knowledge of the current ISSF Rules. Must bring the current ISSF Rule Book. (can be obtained from AISL). APPLICANTS MUST BE PREPARED TO DO THEIR PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT AT THE OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS FOLLOWING THE COURSE. OCEANIA – 28th November – 5th December. 2009.

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 15 2009 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS: The title defender’s challenge August sees a number of Australians traipse back across Championships “The World Championships is my next goal!” he the globe, this time to Maribor, Slovenia for the World said in Minsk, this year. He will have to face strong competitors. Championships in the ISSF Shotgun events. We wish them First of all Beijing’s Olympic Champion, Walton Eller of the USA, well. Follow their stories on the ISSF website and in the and then the record setter Hu Binyuan of China (who established a ACTA magazine. new 196-target records in Minsk) and the keen Indian shooter Ronjan Sodhi, second at this year’s World Cup in Minsk with a Michael Diamond consistent score of 194 hits. Open Trap Men, Adam Vella Open TRAP WOMEN: IS LIU YINGZI PEAKING FOR THE Trap Men, Nino CHAMPIONSHIPS? Pedulla Open Trap The 28-year old Chinese shooter Liu Yingzi, the 2007 World Men, Michael Champion, showed to be ready to run for a second title at this McNabb JNR Trap year’s ISSF World Cup in Minsk, where she won her first World Cup Men, Russell McCloy Gold medal shooting under the rain. Is she peaking for the World JNR Trap Men, Championship? What is sure is that strong competitors are in front Russell Mark Open of her. The Olympic Champion of Beijing, Satu Makela-Nummela of Double Trap Men, Finland, did not reach her best results through this year’s World Nick Kirley JNR Cup Series, but she has proven more than once to be able to shoot Double Trap Men, great performances. At the same time, the young Olympic Silver Keith Ferguson Open and Bronze medallists of Beijing, the Slovakian shooters Zuzana Trap Men title defender, Michael Diamond, AUS Skeet Men, Anthony Stefecekova and the American Corey Cogdell could peak in time for Sottosanti JNR Skeet the World Championships of Maribor, trying to gain a spot on the Men, Catherine Skinner JNR Tap Women, Laetisha Scanlan JNR most important podium of the year. Trap Women. SKEET WOMEN: OLYMPIC MEDALLISTS FACE TO FACE The Title Defenders of the 2007 World Championships of Nicosia The Skeet Women title defender is the German shooter Christine are running for a second title. It’s not going to be easy: they will Brinker, Olympic Bronze medallist of the 2008 Olympic Games of face Olympic Champions, World Cup winners and new, young, Beijing. On the road to the 2009 ISSF World Championships of strong shooters. Maribor, she is facing strong opponents. First of all, Beijing’s Olympic Champion Chiara Cainero of Italy, who won the last World The first “shooters to beat” at the 2009 ISSF Shotgun World Cup in San Marino overtaking Brinker. The American shooter Championships of Maribor will be the title defenders, those who Kimberly Rodhe, Silver medallist of the last Olympic Games, will won on the ranges of the 2007 World Championships of Cyprus. also be a difficult opponent to beat for Brinker. Rodhe finished on All of them all still shooting, and they will almost certainly try to ISSF World Cup podiums more than once, this year, and she will defend their titles in Nicosia. Maribor’s challenge is coming closer; surely look for a spot on Maribor’s medal standings. Coming in let’s meet the title defenders! next, three different shooters, Wei Ning of China, Danka Bartekova Trap Men Michael Diamond AUS, Double Trap Men Francesco of Slovakia and Svetlana Demina of Russia, won an ISSF World D’Aniello ITA, Skeet Men Georgios Achielleos CYP, Trap Women Cup Gold medal this year, presenting themselves as three of the Yingzi Liu CHN, Skeet Women Christine Brinker GER. strongest 2009 shooters. TRAP MEN: DIAMOND, KOSTELECKY AND PELLIELO SKEET MEN: GEORGIOS ACHILLEOS IS BACK IN THE LEAD ARE IN THE GAME Reigning Skeet Men Champion, the Cypriot shooter Georgios Michael Diamond of Australia, the winner of the 2007 World Achilleos, is back in the lead. Following the disappointment of Championship in the Trap Men event, has been one of the the Olympic Games, where he walked into the match as the number protagonists of the 2009 ISSF World Cup season, and he has shot one in the world then missing the podium, he seems now to be back his last finals at the San Marino World Cup this year. He will in his best shape. The Cypriot shooter came back on the highest step probably face the 2008 Olympic Silver medallist Giovanni Pellielo, of an ISSF podium at the World Cup in San Marino “It’s great to be who is said to be ready for this year’s World Championships. “I just back on top. But now I am looking forward, we have a busy year changed my shotgun, but I got used to it quickly. Now I am looking with the Mediterranean Games, the Europeans and the World forward, positively to the next competitions…” Said Pellielo, right Championships… I will try my best!” He said in San Marino. after winning the World Cup Stage in Minsk. Meeting them in He will face the three Olympic medallists of Beijing, three shooters Maribor, the 2008 Olympic Champion David Kostelecky of Czech he has being meeting many times in finals within the last four Republic, Silver medallist at this year’s ISSF World Cup in San years. The Olympic Champion, USA’s Vincent Hancock, Beijing’s Marino, will look for his first World Championship title. The Czech Silver, Norway’s Tore Brovold, and the Olympic Bronze, France’s Champion said to be ready, and will probably be one of the Anthony Terras. All three strong are competitors who finished on strongest shooters to beat on the ranges of Maribor. several ISSF podiums since the 2008 ISSF World Cup Final of DOUBLE TRAP MEN: D’ANIELLO FACES MANY OPPONENTS Minsk. They all will try to grab Achilleo’s title in Maribor, The 2007 Double Trap winner and Beijing Olympic Silver medallist, where we are probably going to witness a breathtaking Skeet Francesco D’Aniello of Italy, has shot well during this year’s World Men Final. Cup Series, and he will try to peak in time for the World M. Dalla Dea, W. Schreiber, G. Nekhaev

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If the Townsville Gun Club had suffered adversely due to the floods in North Queensland, there was no evidence of it when shooters arrived on the first weekend in May. The grounds looked gloriously green and the layouts beautifully groomed with campers already nestled in among the trees. We were in for a weekend of sunny days and perfect conditions. The 25T point score was the first event on the ticket with 227 shooters competing. Ryan Olive from Rockhampton took overall with 186/186 after an epic shoot off with Burdekin’s Tony Caruso, AA Grade SB 2nd D Robb, 1st Wayne Reeves, 3rd A Del Ben who won 1st in A grade with 185/186.The Rockhampton club Stevens from the Sunshine Coast took the title with 71/71. Hot on his also had winners in the Ladies heels were Normanton’s Wayne Reeves, 1st in AA with 70/71, David and Veterans sections with Lil Robb 2nd in AA with 77/78 and Arty Del Ben from NSW Gun Club Brandt 86/90 and Vic Hyde on 76/78. The Herbert River club also produced some fine shots with 79/81 taking respective prizes. Daniel Collins taking the A grade prize on 49/50 and Joe Sebastiani Cody Driscoll from Roma took 1st in B with 56/60. Ian Young from Port Denison was 1st in C grade out the Juniors with an impres- with 43/50. Andrew Clarke kept up his good form to take the Juniors, sive 77/78. with Ronnie Forsythe from Roma as top lady shooting 47/52 and Jeff Nash from Orange with 48/50 to win the Veterans. As a testament to the beautiful conditions, 36 shooters shot the Teams from all four Zones competed in the Open section of the possible in the 50T Double Barrel Zone Shoulder to Shoulder Teams Event, with the South East Zone Richard Morrison Points Champion Championship. Six finalists claiming victory. Team members were Jumbo Brown, Daryl Stevens, returned the following morning Colin Witt, Ken Stevens, Don Portors and Paul Moore. The Western to finish the job with Glen Hayden from Noorat taking the silver Zone took both the Ladies and Veterans team sections with Veronika Queensland badge, sash and the coveted Ossie & Doug Smith badge Forsythe, Beth Zillman and Viv Moore the successful Ladies team and trophy. Glen’s impressive 235/235 outlasted Colin Witt who took members, and Geoff Bryant, Jack Scott and Eddie Mills coming out 1st in AA grade with 234/235. Other firsts went to Robert Hunter of on top for the Vets. The Central Zone Junior team were also success- Townsville, 1st in C with 49/50, Barry Harker of Bundaberg, 1st in B ful with Andrew Clarke, William Polsen and Klay Parkinson shooting with 50/50, and Tony Caruso, 1st in A grade with 112/113. Good for their Zone. shooting also by Cherie Ryan of Normanton who took the Ladies with The final day of shooting opened with the Double Rise event with 78/79, top Junior Andrew Clarke from Callide-Dawson on 51/53, and shooters arriving to shoot 25 pairs in near perfect conditions. Vic Hyde from Rockhampton on 50/50 who won the Veterans High Defending champion John Maxwell shot 48/50 to take first in AA, but Gun. handed the cup to Arty Del-Ben from NSW Gun Club who took the title Another fine day and Sunday morning saw some hot competition with an impressive 49/50. A Grade was won by Anthony Nugent from among the AA graders in the State Single Barrel Championship. Ken Roma with 47/50, B Grade winner was Matthew Carty from Townsville

Glen Hayden Double Barrel Champion Ken Stevens Single Barrel Champion Paw Paw Team Page 18 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 with 48/50, and Stephen Curley from Cloncurry shot a hard to beat 45/50 for 1st in C Grade. Rockhampton’s Lil Brandt successfully defended the Ladies title with 50/60, Andrew Clark took the Juniors with 43/50 and Vic Hyde stayed on form shoot- ing 53/60 to win Veterans. The final event was the 50 target State Point Score Championship with 224 shooters competing. The only possible for the day was shot by Richard Morrison from Roma who walked away with the State silver badge, sash and his name on the Castlemaine Trophy. Mike Swale and Arty Del-Ben shot off for the AA grade A Grade DR 2nd R Harwood, 1st A Nugent, 3rd P Doring Secton High Guns Vic Hyde, Cody Driscoll & Cherie Ryan prizes with one point down on 149/150, with Mike coming out on top with a final score of 161/162 for 1st in Open team with 150/150, Lil AA. Burdekin club shooters took both 1st and 2nd in A grade with Brandt for Ladies with 73/75, Tony Caruso on 149/150 and Wayne Cislowski taking second after a Cody Driscoll and Andrew shoot off with 187/189. Dave Guy from Charters Towers was 1st in B Clarke who tied for the Junior grade with 142/150 and Peter Ballarino from Port Denison won C team on 74/75, and Neil Berry grade with 142/150. The Ladies championship was won by Cherie with 74/75 for the Veteran team Ryan from Normanton with 145/150, Callide Dawson’s William High Gun. Polsen took the Junior title with 139/150 and Vic Hyde is the 2009 Point Score Veterans champion with 143/150. A huge thank you to Townsville Gun Club President Tom The Paw Paw Team Challenge has become a popular part of our State Comerford and to Noel Beale Carnivals and is run in conjunction with the Point Score and the rest of the committee Championship. Shooters may elect to shoot in as many teams as they and members for their hard work like, provided the six –person teams submitted include both a B grade and generous hospitality. The and a C grade shooter. All proceeds go to charity with the winning grounds were a picture and the team nominating their preferred charity. The winning team with a facilities excellent, as usual. combined points score of 858 consisted of John Maxwell, Paul Also to the tireless Shoot Anderson, Linda McGregor, Emily Anderson, Ryan Olive and Bruce Marshals Wayne and Dean Powell. Team members will appear on the Paw Paw perpetual shield Reeves and Chris Wilson. Thank presented by our Madame Paw Paw Julie Allan, who works tirelessly you also to Carol Betteridge and OA HG Arty Del Ben to promote the highly successful Paw Paw club and is responsible for her hard-working office team raising thousands of dollars each year for the Royal Flying Doctor including Annette Vassalini and Maria Bosworth, scoreboard writer Service and other charities. This is a fun way to promote our sport Bruce Murphy, human calculators Ray Collinson and Dave O’Donnell and raise funds, with ‘penalties’ for our lost targets going to good on scorecards, and Kylie Lee for pitching in anywhere and every- causes and community charities. where. All photos also compliments of Carol. The carnival ran like Grade High Guns for the weekend went to Bruce Powell from clockwork over the three days thanks to the highly experienced Springsure takingAA grade with 366/375, Ant Nugent from Roma Northern Zone team of workers, all of whom made for a very enjoy- took A grade with 359/375, Townsville’s Matthew Carty shot 349/375 able shoot. Thanks also to the visitors who travelled so far to attend for the B grade High Gun, and C grade was won by Peter Ballarino our carnival, and for all the shooters who competed. We hope to see from Port Denison with 329/375. The AB Long Two Person Team you again next year. Trophy was well earned by the visitors with Arty Del-Ben and Mark For full results please see the QCTA website: McInnes shooting a combined 726/750. Section High Guns went to www.claytargetqld.org.au Cherie Ryan for Ladies, Cody Driscoll for Junior and Vic Hyde won Debbie Young, QCTA the Veterans High Gun. The title of 2009 Queensland Champion went to Ray Collinson from Burdekin Gun Club with an impressive 420/425. The gold Queensland badge, sash, RACQ GIO perpetual trophy and cash went to Arty Del-Ben who was the Overall High Gun winner for the carnival with a brilliant score of 372/375. Great shooting Arty. Congratulations to shooters who qualified for our State representative teams to compete at the Nationals in Wagga in 2010 Open team Ray Collinson, Bruce Powell, John Maxwell, Wayne Reeves and Robbie Caban, with Richard Morrison as 1st reserve. Ladies team Cherie Ryan, Lil Brandt and Annette Vassalini, with Zarah Powell as 1st reserve. Junior team Cody Driscoll, William Polsen and Andrew Clarke, with Henry Dean 1st reserve. Veterans team Neil Berry, Dave Guy and Vic Hyde, with Geoff Bryant as 1st reserve. Well done to all team members and good luck in Wagga next year. Team high Guns went to Ray Collinson for the Open Team September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 19 Shoot Results Katanning Clay Target Club Inc Western Australia invites you to the 55th Cherry Tree Pool Augusta 17/5/09 Fine (11): 75 SKT: O/A: B Bolitho 71/75; B: T Davis Narrogin 7/6/09 70/75; C: M Gibberd 67/75. Fine, Overcast: 25 DB, 25 SB: HG: J Hamilton Field Championship 50/50; AA: J Hamilton 50/50, N Suckling 49/50; Bunbury 16/5/09 A: M Hamilton 48/50, R Beven 47/50; B: M Atkins and State Mixed 50T SKT, 25 SKT D: O/A & AA: P House 73/75; A: 47/50, J Barnes 43/50; C: P Edkins 43/50, C Baker A House 69/75; B: A Harvey 67/75; C: T Starkey 39/50. 72/85, J Overton 69/85, L Harvey 71/85. Targets Championship Northam & Districts 7/6/09 Edgehill 23/5/09 Mild (21): 25 DB, 25 SB, 30 DR, 25 SKT: AA: W Fine (19): 50 HC SKT: O/A: C Day; M Gibbard, A Kuser 93/105; A: R Young, L Shipp 93/105; B: M 30th & 31st October & Harvey, M Day, I Boyd; 25DB, 25 B/T MXD: O/A: M Middleton 90/105; C: D Morgan 76/105. Cubic 49/50; A: M Day 47/50; B: B McGillivray 46/50; C: A Wilson 48/50; 25 SKT, 25 CONT: O/A: Northam & Districts 21/6/09 1st November 2009 M Day 49/50; B: A Tyrrell & G Evans 42/50; C: A Cold, windy (14): State W/U: O/A: D willcocks Wilson 39/50. 19/25; AA: M Cubic 12/20; A: R Young 16/25; B: S Withnell 11/20; C: D Morgan 11/20; 25DB PS 25 Friday 30th Oct Edgehill 11/7/09 CONT: AA: M Cubic 90/100; A: L Shipp 96/100; B: 2.30pm Fine: 50 B/T CS: O/A: M Daden 48/50; A: P Fost M Deegenaars 92/100; C: D Morgan 83/100. 47/53; B: G Evans 40/50; C: P Iley 37/50. Event 1 50 D/B 1st & 2nd ea grade Northam & Districts 28/6/09 Geraldton 28/6/09 Cool, Damp (16): 50 DB PS CS, 25 HC, 20 Pr D/D: Saturday 31st Oct Fine (22): 50T TRAP: J Chandler, G Kelly, I Grant AA: E Harris 162/175; A: A Ward 170/175; B: D 8.30am 50/50; 25T DB, 25T SB, 25T PS: G Kelly 122/125, Deegenaars 159/175; C: T Donovan 160/175; PS V Oliveri 119/125; Gr winners: AA: G Kelly ; A: A Ch: A Ward 146/150. Event 2 50 t Medley 1st, 2nd noble; B: V Oliveri: C: A Lemmon; HG: G Kelly, A Noble; Aggregate: A Noble, G Kelly. Western Australian 16-17/5/09 & 3rd ea grade Fine (105): 20T DB PS: O/A: D Fox 114/114; AA: J Narrogin 24/5/09 Hamilton 113/114; A: C Smith 61/62; B: A Sexton 20 D/B, 15 S/B, 15 Pts Overcast: 50 SKT: P.Morrison 52, J Barnes 49, R 74/75; C: I Buttendag 55/60; 25SB: O/A: N Beven 49, R Eckersley 45, A Longstaff 44, J McWhirter 185/185; AA: J Hamilton 184/185, D Event 3 State Mixed Targets Champ Eckersley 30. Fox 133/134, J Gilbert 77/78; A: A Cheste 25/25, O/All, L, J & V Sashes 1st, 2nd & 3rd ea grade Event 4 30 D/B 1st, 2nd & 3rd SILVER ea grade SPRINGS FIELD Sunday 1st Nov 8.30am 55th Cherry Tree Pool SHOOT Field Championship 90 Tragets 1st to 6th place Sunday October 18th at 9.00am & grade trophies CHANGE OF VENUE Clegg Memorial Champ 1st, 2nd & 3rd Places Now at Harvey Sporting Clays Ladies, Juniors & Vets Championships Old Golf Road Harvey 1st, 2nd & 3rd Places Southwest Highway (sign on road) HIGH GUNS 90 TARGET EVENT Open, Ladies, Juniors & Vets Position Gun Down – Noms $40.00 over events 2, 3 & 4 ALL AUTO TRAPS SHOOTERS NOTE Gun position:– any position of safety shells 28 grms (1 oz) Contact: Mitchell Day 0419 812 343 Camping available by arrangement only Sponsored by: ENQUIRIES: Pres. Barry Kowlad 08 9821 1167 PINE HAULERS Sec. Tim Catling 08 9821 2525

Page 20 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 Geraldton Clay Target Club Inc Invites you to “THE” CRAYFISH CARNIVAL 18th 19th 20th September 2009

Friday 18th 12 Noon start - Practice from 10am Event 1 25T Points Score Championship Event 2 50T Double Barrel Championship Saturday 19th 08.30 Start - Practice from 07.15am Event 3 15T Single Barrel (Graded) Event 4 30T Medley 10DB 10SB 10PTS Event 5 25T Point Score Championship Event 6 50T Double Barrel Championship Sunday 20th 08.30 Start - Practice from 07.15am Event 7 15T Point Score shot off 16M Event 8 25T Single Barrel Championship Event 9 30T Double Barrel Crayfish Hcp Event 10 30T Double Barrel Calcutta NOMINATIONS $230 INC GST High Gun over Events 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 $5000 PRIZE BERETTA SHOTGUN

Jackpot Sponsored by Huge Prize Pool $25,000

Camping facilities available at the grounds. Catering provided over the event Event 9 Prizes of Crayfish valued at $3000 Courtesy bus provided on Saturday and Sunday evenings Do not forget your handicap book President: Rod Bailey, [email protected] or [email protected] or 0427 093 096 Secretary, Ray Reynolds, [email protected] or 08 9965 0480 The committee reserves the right to alter the program without notice if the need arises

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 21 Leonora Clay Target Club Leonora Gun Club Inc., P.O. Box 102 Leonora W.A. 6438 Home of the Gold Nugget Shoot 31st Annual Gold Nugget Two & a Half Day Shoot Friday 28th, Saturday 29th & Sunday 30th August 2009 Cash, Trophies and Gold Nuggets to the value of $12,000 Practice Friday 11am-11.45am, Saturday & Sunday 7.20am–7.50am FRIDAY 28 AUGUST 2009 - START 12PM Tower grades apply Event 1 30 Double Barrel Points Tower State Title Championship Overall wins sash 1st, 2nd & 3rd in each grade Overall, Ladies, Juniors & Veterans Sash Event 2 30 SB Tower State Title Championship Overall wins sash, 1st, 2nd & 3rd in each grade Overall, Ladies, Juniors & Veterans Sash SATURDAY 29 AUGUST 2009 - START 8AM SUNDAY 30 AUGUST 2009 - START 8AM Event 3 40 DB Gold Nugget Championship Event 6 40 DB Cash Divide Championship Sponsored by Johnson & Urquhart Prize Pool Value $2000.00 Gold Nuggets to the value of $2000.00 Overall Sash plus Grade Winners, Overall Wins Sash plus Grade Winners, AA, A, B & C 1st, 2nd & 3rd & AA, A, B, & C 1st, 2nd & 3rd, Unplaced Ladies, Juniors & Veterans Ladies, Juniors & Veterans Sash Event 7 30 Targets Medley Championship Event 4 30 DB Points Championship from 16 metres 14 Slabs of Shells up for prizes Overall Sash Winner plus Grade winners, Overall Wins Sash plus Grade Winners, AA, A, B, & C 1st, 2nd & 3rd. AA, A, B, & C 1st, 2nd & 3rd. Event 8 30 Double Barrel Cartridge Event 5 30 DB Cash Classic Championship Championship Overall Wins Sash plus Grade Winners, from 16 metres AA, A, B, & C 1st, 2nd & 3rd 14 Slabs of Shells up for prizes Unplaced Ladies, Juniors & Veterans OVERALL SASH WINNER PLUS GRADE WINNERS, AA, A, B, & C 1ST, 2ND & 3RD Overall High Gun events 4,5,6,7,8,9 & 10 Saturday & Sunday High Gun winner proudly sponsored by Hurst Contracting Ladies High Gun proudly sponsored by Shire of Leonora Junior High Gun proudly sponsored by Shire of Leonora Veterans High Gun proudly sponsored by Shire of Leonora The Committee Reserves the right to alter the programme without notice if necessary TOTAL TARGETS 260 TOTAL NOMS $210.00, JUNIORS & VETERANS $180.00 Accommodation: For further information please contact: Camping Facilities on Gun Club Grounds, Neale Johnson 0418 958 418, Leonora Lodge 0419 177 23 Leonora Motel 9037 6444, Dale Nowland 0417 294 497, Mike Mulcahy 0407 702 856 Central Hotel 9037 6042, Whitehouse Hotel 9037 6030 or Jim Hurst 0417 178 267

Page 22 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 J Pintaudi 30/31, B Boschetti 29/31; B: V Oliveri 347/360; B: L Oliveri 339/360; C: R Jaggard Hobart 11/07/09 Cash: 1st G Ellis & P McGrath 25/25, 2nd W 29/31, G Quansing 28/31, A Sexton 25/28; C: D 327/360. Fine (24): 30T Cont DB: AA: M Crow 37/38; A: S Munnings 24/25, 3rd R Elmer & N Viney 23/25. Levingston 23/25, L Smith 27/31, J Buttendag Taylor 29/30; B: D McGrath 28/30; C: A J Foster 26/31; 25 DB PS: O/A: P Finis 228/228; AA: D Fox Western Australian 1/6/09 26/30; 50T State Night CONT PS CS: OA: M Crow Tasmanian 14/6/09 227/228, R Hawke 186/189, N McWhirter Fine (18): 25T TWR: A: D Coleman 25/25, S Rados 141/150; AA; R Pennicott 136/150; A: P Perry Cold, Very Overcast (21): 30T PS E/O: O/A & AA: J 164/165; A: A Longstaff 128/129, R Boschetti / J Rossi 24/25 ; B: K Wakelin 25/25, G Kutzer 138/150; B: M White 131/150; C: A J Foster Bryan 90/90; A: D Height 87/90: B: S Leighton 95/96, T Steer 92/93; B: L Oliveri 74/75, R Isaia 23/25; C: D Knight 24/25, P Carley 22/25; 25T 112/150. 83/90; C: N Bowman 83/90; 50T DB CS: O/A & 76/78, V Oliveri 73/78; C: I Buttendag 71/75, R TWR PS CS: O/A: K Wakeling 70/75; A: M Perry / AA: J Crosswell 50/50; A: D Whiteley 47/50; B: S Jaggard 69/75, B McKenna 68/75; 30T DB: O/A: J C Gilbert 69/75; B: J King 68/75, G Kutzer 65/75; Mersey 20/06/09 Leighton 46/50; C: S Bowman 42/50; 50T Gr SKT: Hamilton129/129; AA: B Simms 129/129, J C: M Yozzi 68/75, D Knight 64/75. Fine & Sunny(28): 20T SKT: AA: G Arnol 23/25; A: A: P Rockliff 48/50; O/A & B: P Turner 49/50; C: Baker115/115, N McWhirter107/108; A: A Pagett C Latham 24/25; B: P Turner 21/25; C: K Clark N Bowman 44/50. 104/105, R Boshetti 102/102, M Foley 90/91; B: L Western Australian 7/6/09 24/25; 50T DB Jack Cunningham Mem: OA: N Tasmainan 28/6/09 Oliveri 88/89, M Deegenaars 88/89, D Fracaro Fine, Cold (12): 100SKT CS: O/A: C Bertini 97/100; Lewis 54/54; AA: 1st G Ennis 50/50, 2nd C Arnol Excellent (14): 100T ISSF TRAP: O/A: S French 33/34; C: L Smith 92/93, J Panara 60/61, B AA: M Perry 96/100; A: C Gilbert 96/100; B: S 54/55; A: 1st C Arnol 49/50, 2nd P Collicoat 87/100: Gr HC: S French 91/100, T Bryan 90/100, McKenna 28/30; 15 DB PS: O/A: A Deluz 81/81; Rados 95/100; C: P Michie 88/100. 68/70; B: 1st K Clark 47/50; C: 1st T Clark 43/50, T Browning 86/100. AA: N McWhirter 80/81; A: R Boyd 74/75; B: R 2nd K Duncan 40/50; 25T PS: AA: P Turner 74/75; Isaia 43/45; C: L Amazzini 42/45; 45T MED: O/A; Western Australian 27/6/09 A: C Arnol 71/75; B: N Lewis 72/75; C: T Clark Tasmanian 12/7/09 N Mcwhirte 149/150; AA: D Fox 99/100, R Windy, Rain (15): 50T S/C: O/A: A Trainor 39/50. 63/75. Absolutly terrible, Constant Rain (10): 25T DB: Normington 123/125, A Burnard122/125; A: A O/A & AA: S Yates, T Atkins 100/100; A: D Height Pagett148/150, R Boshetti 74/75, M Western Australian 28/6/09 Spring Bay 21/06/09 25/25; B: R Elmer 23/25; C: N Bowman 22/25; Hamilton72/75; B: J Moore 72/75, D Deegenaars Windy, Cloudy (31): 50T DB: AA: J Baker 49/50, J Fine, cool(26): 75T Ironman: OA & AA: P McGrath 25T PS: O/A & AA: S Yates 75/75; A: D Height 71/75, V Oliveri 70/75; C: R Jaggard 71/75, D Gilbert / A Burnard 48/50; A: R Boyd 50/50, C 122/125; A: R Kingston 121/125; B: W Munnings 74/75; B: R Elmer 63/75; C: N Bowman 70/75; Levingston 60/61, C ALexander 59/75; 50T HC: Gilbert / M Perry 49/50; B: D Page 44/50, G 126/135; C: S Palmer 117/125; 25T State SxS CS: 25T CONT: AA: S Yates 25/25; A: R Phair 25/25; C: O/A B Boschetti 83/83; M Foley 82/83, T Steer Quaranta R Priolo 43/50; C: D Eddy 46/50, K OA & AA: D Dennison 25/25; A: S Woods 23/25; N Bowman 24/25; 25T SKT: B: R Phair 17/25; C: 76/77, C Gilbert 61/62,T Morris 56/58, A Burnard Wilson 44/50, A Rechichi 42/50; 50T CONT CH: B: N Lewis 23/25; C: T Munnings 23/25; 25T DB N Bowman 16/25; HG O/A: S Yates 140/150. 55/58,G Smith 50/51,P Forner 82/83,T Hearn O/A: P J Forner 50/50; AA: J Gilbert 49/50, A 81/83, G O’Brien 63/65; HG: Overall N Burnard 48/50, J Baker 48/50; A: G Wulff 49/50, McWhirter 357/360; LAD: A Chester 344/360; C Gilbert 48/50, M Perry 46/50; B: D Forward JNR: R Vodden 337/360; VET: R Boschetti 40/50, G Quaranta 36/50; C: D Eddy 43/50, K 350/360; AA: J Hamilton 355/360; A: C Gilbert Wilson 42/50. Queensland Northern Territory Atherton Tableland 28/6/09 Ballandean 17/5/09 Fine (27): 25T DB: AA: J Smaniotto 24; A: A Fine (49): 5T E/O: T Rogers, W Mattarollo, R Dean Casella, P Cox 25; B: L Pettman 25; C: A Cole, G G Costanzo, H J Smith, D Makim, H Dean, G Sayward 23; 30T MED: AA: J Smaniotto 49; A: P Thwaite, L Costanzo, M Ford, C Lee 15/15; 25T Cox 47; B: G Barton, S McDowall, R Miller 47; C; PS CS: O/A: R Suhr 90/90; AA: C Lee 97/99, R Alice springs 12/7/09 44/50, D Ryan 43/50, G Carter 30/50. G Sayward 46; 25T DB HC: L Pettman 24, A Cole Mascadri 96/99; A: R Obst 87/90, J Vichie Magnificent (16): 50T S/C: O/A: S Morris 39/50; 24, A Casella; 50T PS CONT: AA: J Smaniotto 147, 75/78; B: K Maguire 71/75, A Hoffman 71/75; C: A: P Briscoe 32/50; C: P Dossantos 27/50; 50T PS Top End 28/6/09 C Wilson 135; A: A Casella 127, A Poggioli 127; B: D Mengel 71/75, M Smith 70/75; 25T SB Chub HC: L Caruana 150/150, S Morris 145/150, P Warm, Sunny: 75T MED: TWR, SKT D, CONT: HG: S McDowall 141, N Bruce 134; C: G Sayward 136, Smith Memorial: O/A: R Mascadri 34/34; AA: M Dossantos 144/150; 25 Pr DR: S Morris 47/50, T N Scullion 67/75; A: C McTaggart 64/75, J Doyle J Collins 121; 15Pr DR: AA: J Smaniotto 26; A: A Ford 33/34, C Lee 40/41; A: J Edmonds 24/26, R Laker 44/50, M Niland 39/50. 64/75, W Smith 62/75; B: G Carter 64/75, G Mills Casella 24; B: S McDowall 25; C: J Collins 20. Obst 23/26: B: W Johnson 24/25, A Hoffman 59/75, R Batson 53/75; C: M Bartlett 62/75, I Darwin 21/6/09 Haselgrove 57/75, D Britland 56/75. 50T DB: O/A & AA: V Ferteklis 101/101; A: D Cutting 50/50; B: D Forster 49/50; C: K Top End 5/7/09 Karpathios 48/54; 25T DB CONT: AA: V Ferteklis Warm, Sunny: 50T SxS Sporting: HG: D Ryan 59/59; A: C Dos Santos 25/25; B: R Batson 21/25; 45/50; A: J Doyle 45/50, C McTaggart 44/50; B: G C: K Karpathios 22/25; 25T HC: V Padovan 31/31, Mills 38/50, D Britland 32/50. N Ferteklis 30/31; D Howe 24/25; 50T SKT: A: D Searl 48/50; C: K Dalton Brown 39/50. Top End 19/7/09 Top End 14/6/09 Mild, Sunny: 50 CONT: A: C McTaggart 45/50, T Warm, Humid: 50T Sporting: HG: C McTaggart Robinson 43/50; B: D Ryan 46/50, G Carter ANNUAL TWO DAY SHOOT 47/50; A: T Lloyd 45/50, W Smith 44/50; B: R 43/50; C: D Britland 46/50, W smith 43/50; HG: T Schoenauer 40/50, G Mills 40/50; C: M Bartlett Lloyd 49/50 210 Targets of friendly Country Shooting $6000 in prizes 5th & 6th September 2009 Saturday 5th 8.30am start Event 1 30 Target Medley Eye Opener $20 (10DB, 10SB, 10 Points) Tasmania Sweepstakes 1st 2nd 3rd AA, A, B & C Grades Event 2 30 Target Double Barrel Continental Championship $20 Sash Overall winner, 1st and 2nd prizes each grade Event 3 Mixed Targets State Championship Day $30 Sash Overall winner, 1st and 2nd prizes each grade Bothwell 21/06/09 235/235; Jackpot: S Browning, J Hitchens & J Event 4 30 Target Double Barrel Championship $20 Mild(29): 50T PS: AA: S Browning 150/150; A: P Crosswell. Sash Overall winner, 1st and 2nd prizes each grade Collicoat 149/150; B: J Browning 140/150; C: J Browning 136/150; 50T DB CONT: AA: S Webb Cressy 05/07/09 Sunday 6th 8.30am start 60/60; A: P Collicoat 50/50; B: T Browning 47/50; Fine & very cold (30): 20 PS GR CS: S Yates & J Event 5 50 Target Double Barrel Points Championship $35 C: J Foster 46/50; HG: OA & AA: S Browning Hitchens 60/60; 40 SB: AA: S Yates 70/71; A: D Sash Overall winner, 1st and 2nd prizes each grade 200/200; A: P Collicoat 199/200; B: T Browning Freeman 44/45; B: S Leighton 37/40; C: A Event 6 30 Target DB Handicap Championship $20 187/200; C: J Browning 174/200. Leighton 34/40; 25PR DR Club CS: OA & AA: J Sash overall winner, Cash Prizes 1st to 5th Crosswell 46/50; A: J McBain 43/50; B: T Dorl Burnie 11/07/09 43/50; C: Tom Jenkins 36/50; HG: J Crosswell • 210 targets Rainy all day (13): 25T SKT: B: A Spinks 24/25; C: 144/150 sash donated by J Crosswell; 21M • Overall High Gun Sash and Prize contested over all 6 events K Clark 23/25; 25T PS: AA: A Spinks 74/75; A: G Novelty G Blaskett 25/25. • High Guns each grade Sash and Prize Purton 75/75; B: K Clark 65/75; C: K Broad 67/75; • LJV High Guns Sash and prize 50T HC: 1st K Clark 46/50, 2nd A Spinks 45/50, Hobart 24/5/09 • 1st & 2nd prizes each grade 3rd B Weeding 40/50. Fine (25): 90T PS CS: O/A: S Browning 264/270; • Handicap Sash for Overall winner, plus Cash Prizes 1st to 5th AA: M Crow 263/270; A: P Gourlay 260/270; B: D Cressy 07/06/09 McGrath 262/270; C: J Foster 219/270; LAD: D Three layouts, Gemini Traps, Voice Activated Cool & still (34): 10 DB CS: OA & AA: S Browning McGrath 262/270; VET: G Jackman 245/270. Practice available from 3.00pm Friday, free camping on grounds, 235/235; AA: 2nd J Hitchens 234.2/235; A: N limited power access, hot showers Bachi 100/101, 2nd J McBain 99/101; B: S Hobart 28/6/09 Meals available from Friday night to Sunday Lunch Bar Operating Leighton 98/100, 2nd R Elmer 95/100; C: A Fine (25): 90T DB CS: O/A: S Browning 167/167; Enquiries: Stan Pearce Ph 0407 025 987 Mal Elliott Ph 0418 716 724 Leighton 85/100, 2nd I Clements 84/100; Lad: D AA: B Bennett 166/167; A: D Hallam 88/90; B: D Ron Holden Ph 07 4995 8319 Matt Burnett Ph 0427 645 248 McGrath 93/100; VET: J Crosswell 100/100; JNR: McGrath 85/90; C: A J Foster 84/90; LAD: D James Fairley Ph 0417 634 060 R Pennicott 98/100; Best 2 man Team: J McGrath 85/90; JNR: C Jenkins 85/90; VET: A The committee reserves the right to alter the program Hitchens & J Crosswell 200/200; HG: S Browning Bennett 88/90. September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 23 Ballandean Clay Target Club Inc October 17th & 18th 2009 Saturday October 17th Nominations 9.00am, shoot commencing 9.30am Event 1 50t Double Barrel 15m $30.00 Sash & Trophy Overall; Trophies 1st & 2nd in AA,A,B,C Grades Event 2 25t Points Score Championship 15m $20.00 Sash & Trophy Overall; Trophies 1st & 2nd in AA,A,B,C Grades Top 12 shooters will represent the two States with top 10 scores to count on event 7 Event 3 15 Pair Double Rise 15m $20.00 Sash & Trophy Overall; Trophies 1st & 2nd in AA,A,B,C Grades Sunday October 18th Nominations 8.00am shoot commencing 8.30am Event 4 50t Combination 15m $30.00 25t Double Barrel & 25t Single Barrel Sash & Trophy Overall; Trophies 1st & 2nd in AA,A,B,C Grades Event 5 Stanthorpe Rural 1000 50t Grade Meterage $50.00 $1000 and Sash 1st $500 2nd $250 3rd $100 4th Event 6 Ballandean Teams Match 20t Points Score QLD v NSW 16m FREE Badge for each winning team member Trophy for highest score in teams match If 3 or more Ladies nominate from each State, the Ballandean Ladies Team Match QLD v NSW will be held. TOTAL NOMINATIONS OPEN $150 LADIES, JUNIORS, VETERANS $110 HIGH GUNS OVERALL HIGH GUN Sponsored by Winchester Australia & John Vichie Firearms GRADE/SECTION HIGH GUNS – Sponsored by National Australia Bank, Clay Targets Australia, Seminis Seeds, Terranova Seeds, Stanthorpe Tyre Service, Stanthorpe Sports & Camping Centre, Granite Belt Tyre Service, Power Tynan OVERALL, GRADES & LADIES, JUNIORS, VETERANS – Sash & Trophy Practice available Friday afternoon 3pm to 5pm Camping facilities available on grounds Canterbury Traps and voice releases on all 4 layouts PRESIDENT: GEORGE COSTANZO 0428 150 050 SECRETARY: JOANNE MUSUMECI 07 4681 1967 Clubhouse Curr Road Ballandean 20 km south of Stanthorpe signage on New England Highway THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAMME

Page 24 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 GOLD COAST CLAY TARGET CLUB GOLD SEPTEMBER PROGRAMS COAST PRACTICE: 1.00 PM. TO 5.00 PM. MOST SATURDAYS CLAY TARGET CLUB WEDNESDAY 2ND SEPTEMBER – NIGHT TRAP 75 Targets 15m – 7.00 pm Start Incorporating South East Zone Night Single Barrel C/ship Nomination includes Hot Supper SATURDAY 5TH & SUNDAY 6TH SEPTEMBER Annual Sporting ANNUAL SPORTING CARNIVAL 100 Targets each day Carnival 2009 9.30 am Start – Lewis System – Trophies each Division (Sporting Captain: Peter Shuttlewood 0402 799610)

SUNDAY 13TH SEPTEMBER – TRAP 125 Targets – 4 Events – 9.00 am Start Saturday 5th & (Trap Captain: Mike Swale 0418 763168) Sunday 6th September SUNDAY 20TH SEPTEMBER – SKEET 125 Targets – Four Graded Events – 9.30 am Start 9.30 am Start (Skeet Captain: Chris Larsen 0438 797456)

CLUB: 81 Gross Rd Woongoolba (07) 5546-1368 WEBSITE: www.goldcoastclaytargetclub.com 100 Targets each day THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER ADVERTISED PROGRAMS GOLD COAST 1st & 2nd each Division CLAY TARGET CLUB each day Overall Highgun South East Zone over 200 Targets Night Single Barrel Championship Noms $50 per day Wednesday 2nd September Camping – Showers – Ammunition 7.00 pm Start Lunch & Bar Facilities 75 Target Program includes (Sporting Captain: 25T D/B – 25T S/B – 25T Points Peter Shuttlewood 0402 799610) Noms $40 Club: 81 Gross Rd Woongoolba Nomination includes hot supper Ph. (07) 5546 1368 Trap Captain: Mike Swale 0418 763168 Club: 81 Gross Rd Woongoolba Ph. (07) 5546 1368 www.goldcoastclaytargetclub.com www.goldcoastclaytargetclub.com The Committee reserves the right to alter advertised programs The Committee reserves the right to alter advertised programs

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 25 23/25: C: D Mengel 22/25, M Smith 26/33; 25T Chain 25/25, A Mills P Smith 24/25; B: P Luppi DB HC: R Mascadri 25/26, K Maguire 32/34, M 25/25, F Mills J Holmes D Helwig G McClymont Smith 31/34; 25T DB CONT: O/A: J Edmonds 24/25; C: A Jeynes C Helwig 24/25; 30T DB: AA: T 69/69; AA: F Musumei 68/69, K Harding 52/53; Gurski 42/42, M Mengel 41/42; A: A Mills 30/30, A: T Rogers 34/35, L Grassick 34/35; B: L Puglisi R Harwood 36/37; B: D Helwig 30/30, F Mills Gympie 24/25, G Rixon 31/33; C: P Chant 24/25, M 29/30; C: S Patti 28/30, R Colley 27/30; 30T SB: Smith 28/30; HG: O/A: R Mascadri 159/165; C: AA: B Brown 29/30, D Reynolds 28/30; A: G Smith M Smith 147/165. 29/30, A Mills 28/30; B: P Luppi 31/34, D Helwig 30/34; C: R Colley 25/30, K Helwig 23/30; 25T HC: Clay Target Club Inc Ballandean 21/6/09 P Luppi, T Crandon, GSmith; HG: O/A: P Luppi Cool, Overcast/Rain (58): O/A: P Westbury 57/57; 105/110; AA: T O'Leary 102/110; A: A Mills Banks Pocket Road Gympie Q 4570 AA: R Dean 56/57, T Rogers 90/91; A: L Grassick 104/110; B: F Mills 103/110; C: R Colley 96/110. 57/59, P Dignam 56/59; B: M Westbury 52/55, L Puglisi 51/55; C: B Battle 61/63, R Drews 61/63; Caboolture 14/6/09 25T HC: R Dean 63/63, P Dignam 62/63, L Warm, Sunny (37): 25T CD: AA: N Hughes G Costanzo 55/56; 15Pr DB CS: O/A: G Costanzo Walker D Dundon L Chelepy 25/25; A: N Dimmick Annual Gold City 36/40; AA: M Ford 35/40, T Rogers 34/40; A: L 25/25; B: M Fanning, T Ashton 24/25; C: J Grassick 35/40, J Edmonds 26/30; B: L Puglisi Reynolds 22/25; 25T HC: N Hughes 87/87, M 24/30, T Filby 33/40; C: D Conduit 22/30, N Yates Fanning 83/87, N Aird 76/77; 50T CS: AA: D 19/30; HG: O/A: T Rogers 108/110; C: C Gray Dundon 52/52; A: M Rhue 54/55; B: A Mills Two Day Shoot 90/105. 50/50; C: J Holmes 45/52, J Reynolds 44/52; 25T D: AA: L Sceresini 26/27; A: K Madsen 24/25; B: Brisbane 24/5/09 M Fanning 24/25; C: R Wilkie 24/29, G Hughes Saturday 10th & Strong wind, Cloudy (38): 25T DB CD: AA: S 22/29; O/A HG: D Dundon 123/125. Cannizzaro, S Moore 25/25; A: S Smith, E Filskov, Sunday 11th October 2009 B Wiseman 25/25; B: S Nucifora, G McClymont Caboolture 12/7/09 25/25; C: P Vasey, E Geschke 24/24; 50T PS: AA: S Warm, Sunny (24): 25T CD: AA: N Hughes, G Cannizzaro 148/150, R Dean 155/159; A: R Walker, D Dundon, L Sceresini, L Hughes 25/25; A: Harwood 145/150,M Carpentier 165/171; B: V N Dimmick, G Petrou 24/25; B: A Mills 25/25; C: Navanteri 142/150, M Shekhawat 135/150; C: S J Rynolds 20/25; 25T HC: F cooper 86/87, M SATURDAY 10TH OCTOBER 10AM START Valestro 129/150, I Boycon 128/150; 25T SB: Fanning 83/87, A Mills 73/75; 50T CS: AA: L O/A: S Cannizzarro 24/25; AA: S Moore 28/30, P Chelepy 61/62; A: F Cooper 49/50; A Mills 47/52; Ev 1 25 Target D/B Sweepstakes $15 Hill 27/30; A: S Smith 30/33, E Filskov 29/33; B: C: T rhue 35/50; 25T D: AA: L Chelepy 25/25; A: D Shepherd 23/25, G McClymont 28/31; C: A M Fanning 23/25; B: V McInnis 24/25; C: J Ev 2 50 Target D/B Stewart Terrace Crandon 20/25, P Vasey 19/25; 25T CONT: AA: S Reynolds 20/25; O/A HG: L Hughes 123/125. Butchery Championship $30 Moore 60/60 ,R Dale 59/60; A: S Smith 47/48, E Gigante 46/48; B: G McClymont 25/25, V Callide Dawson 17/5/09 O/A, AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd each grade Navanteri 24/26; C: E Geschke 23/26, S Valestro Fine (35): 20T DB E/O: AA&A: J Riggs, C Barletta, 22/26; HG: S Cannizzarro 221/225. C Polsen 20/20; B: S Struss, A Alexander, P DeGit Ev 3 30 Target D/B Continental off 15 Mts $20 20/20, C: D Holden 20/20, W Waldron, L Batin, A Brisbane 28/6/09 McDonald 17/20; 30T DB: AA&A: L Bunker 35/35; AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd each grade Excellent (47): 25T DB CD: AA: S Weedon, N B: A Alexander 29/30; C: J Fairley 26/30, D Cracknell, T Gurski, C Lee, M Ford, R Dale, P Hill, Holden 36/43; 25 T SB: AA&A: L Bunker 27/29; B: G Skaf, D Portors 25/25; A: M Bopf, W Craig M Elliott 21/25; C: R Holden, L Batin 20/27; 25T No Meal Saturday night see list of hotels etc 25/25; B: T Graham, B Ekblad, T Moroney, V DB PS: AA&A: C Barletta 80/81; B: A Alexander Navanteri 24/25; C: A Booth 25/25, R McKenna, 71/75; C: R Holden 70/75, A Post 74/81; 15 Pr DD: G Morgan 24/25; 50T DB: AA: P Hill 219/219 S S Pearce & S Struss 15/15, C Barletta & S Frost Weeden 218/219; A: M Ghesari 50/50 M 19/20, C Bennett & K Holden 18/20. SUNDAY 11TH OCTOBER 8.30AM START Carpentier 55/57; B: V Naventeri 50/50 J Jardine Ev 4 50 Target D/B Jockey Club Hotel 61/61; C: K Knight 49/50 A Booth 52/55; 25T PS: Callide Dawson 21/6/09 AA: S Cannizzaro 138/138 M Ford 137/138; A: W Fine, Cool (28): 30T MED: AA & A: K Goody 47/50; Championship $30 Craig 75/75 M Ghesari 89/90; B: J Jardine 75/75 B: S Pearce 48/50; C: J Fairley 46/50; 30T DB PS: K Knight 74/75; C; G Morgan 74/75 P Vazey AA & A: K Goody 84/90; B: W Daly 87/90; C: S O/A, AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd each grade 72/75; 15Pr DR: AA: P Hill 36/40 R Dale 54/60; Frost 74/90; 25T DB CONT: AA & A: K Goody A: M Bopf 25/30 M Ghesari 22/30; B: T Morony 25/25; B: B Kelly 24/25; C: Z Wass 21/25; 10 Pr Ev 5 30 Target D/B Ken Mills Toyota 25/30 P Strange 24/30; C: G Morgan 22/30 T DR: AA & A: C Polsen 17/20; B: A Alexander Crandon 21/30; HG: P Hill 177/180. 24/30; C: L Milzewski 16/20; 20T W/B: AA & A: C Points Championship $20 Polsen 18/20; B: S Struss 18/20; C: K Kelly 16/20. Brisbane 5/7/09 O/A, AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd each grade Sunny, Cold: ISSF Trap 100T + Final: A: M. White Callide Dawson 19/7/09 88 + 20, S Dobeli 84 + 19, D Johnson 82 + 19, P Fine, Cool (42): 20T DB E/O: AA: J Maxwell, C Ev 6 25 target D/B House Hold Steel Vit 81 + 18, F Cilli 79 + 20, G Newey 79 + 17. Beretta 20/20; A: M Burnett, C Polsen 20/20; B: B Harker, C Kleinhanss, W Day, B Kleinhanss 20/20; Handicap $20 Bundaberg 15/6/09 C: A Post 20/20; 30T MED: AA: R Olive 75/75, D Perfect (27): 25T SKT O/Gun: A: R Rehbein 20/25; Nicholsen 74/75; A: E Harker 47/50, T Harker 1st to 5th B: P Bozier 23/25; C: B Harker & B Morrissy 23/25; 71/75; B: B Kleinhanss 49/50, M Elliott 48/50; C: 25T SKT CS: O/A & B: K Rehbein 25/25; A: R D Holden 48/50, W Woldron 45/50; 30T DB PS: Rehbein 23/25; C: B Harker 22/25; 25T DB CD: AA: AA: R olive 95/96, D Nicholsen 92/96; A: W K Perkins & I Wynyard 25/25; A: T Harker 24/25; Polsen 88/90, C Polsen 87/90; B: B Harker 89/90, High Guns Overall, & Grades B: F Agius 25/25; C: B Murphy 23/25; 30T MED: C Kleinhanss 84/90; C: A post 86/90, L Batin AA: R Rehein 50/50; A: T Gardner 47/50; B: B 82/90; MXD T Zone CS: O/A: M Burnett 59/60; Sash & Trophy Charteris 47/50; C: J Archibald 46/50; 25T SB: AA: AA: J Maxwell 58/72, D Nicholsen 57/72; A: M R Rehbein & I Wynyard 24/25; A: T Gardner 23/25; Metherinton 67/72, C Bennett 66/72; B: M Ladies, Veterans & Juniors B: D Rudd 24/25; C: J Archibald 21/25; 15 Pr DR McDonald 58/60, S Pearce 67/72; C: W Waldron CS: O/A & AA: K Perkins 27/30; A: T Gardner 50/60, D Holden 59/72; DD Zone CS: O/A: R Olive 20/30; B: K Rehbein 25/30; C: J Archibald 20/30; & J Maxwell 26/26; C polsen & W Polsen 25/26, C Noms $135 LVJ $100 HG: K Perkins & I Wynyard 123/130. Beretta & J Riggs 19/20. Bundaberg 12/07/09 Central Burnett 20-21/6/09 if shooting whole program Perfect (28): 50T SKT HC Dick Snow Mem: OA: K Beautiful then Overcast (59): 25T DB SxS: AA: A Rehbein 50/50, 1st K Rehbein 50/50, 2nd P Bozier Adams, R Olive, I Wynyard, A Dallas, J Woodall, L 50/50, 3rd R Rehbein 50/50; 25T DB PTS CD: AA: Brandt, S Whitehead, C Cusack 25/25; A: G Durre, Hotels Phoenix Hotel Red Hill Road Ph 5482 1263 R Rehbein 74/75; A: T Harker 72/75; B: D Rudd K Mott 25/25, B Graving, F Robinson; B: B Cox 73/75; C: J Archibald 66/75; 25T SB: AA: I 25/25, L McGregor, G Rudd, A olive G Darlington, Victory Hotel Tin Can Bay Road Ph 5482 1503 Wynyard 24/25; A: M Budgen 25/25; B: B B Zillman, M Behm, J Allan 24/25; C: D Holden, R Charteris 24/25; C: J Archibald 20/25; 25T DB Holden 23/25, B Hodgens 22/25; 50T DB: O/A: R Gympie RSL Club Mary Street Ph 5482 1018 18m: AA: R Rehbein 25/25; A: T Gardner 23/25; B: Olive 163/163; AA: A Dallas 162/163, P B Harker 25/25; C: B Fisher 21/25; 25T MXD CS: McDougall 71/72; A: B Muirson 54/55, P Brandt Committee reserves the right to alter program OA: E Harker 34/35; AA: R Rehbein & I Wynyard 53/55; B: A Olive 84/85, G Darlington 65/66; C: D 33/35; A: E Harker 34/35; B: K Rehbein 33/35; C: Holden 46/50, I Campbell 45/50; 30T MED: O/A: Further information phone Wal Durre 07 5482 5354 J Jauncey 30/35; HG: R Rehbein 154/160. R Olive 175/175; AA: C Cusack 171/175, D Stevens 124/125; A: M Zipf 124/125, F Robinson Caboolture 7/6/09 74/75; B: J Allan 49/50, B Morrissiy 48/50; C: D (36): 25T CD: AA: M Mengel T O'Leary 25/25; A: B Holden 46/50, R Holden 44/50; 30T HC: M Zipf

Page 26 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 ANNUAL TWO DAY OPEN SHOOT . 12th & 13th September 2009

Highlights include a FREE barbeque on Friday evening, FREE shuttle bus

NC service for visitors and spectators over the weekend to the Goondiwindi Races on Saturday and Gourmet in Gundy Food Festival on Sunday as well as

I a dinner to be held at the Goondiwindi Gun Club on Saturday night and a breakfast the following morning. First-rate camping facilities are available on site with hot showers but for further accommodation enquiries contact the Royal Hotel on 0746711877. Saturday 12th 9.00 am start Ev 1 15 target Point Score Elimination $10.00

LUB Sash Overall and 1st only each Grade Ev 2 Mick O’Shea Memorial Trophy $32.50 50 target SB 15 metres C Ev 3 Beaurepaires Goondiwindi & Kenway & Clark Goondiwindi 50 target DB 15 metres $32.50 The Ben Hiscox Memorial Teams Shield to be held on this event. Five person team (all one club) $10.00 per shooter 70% of noms winner/30% of noms runner up UN Sunday 13th 9.00 am start

G Ev 4 30 target Medley 10 DB/10 PS/10 SB 15 metres $22.50 Ev 5 North West Rural Supplies 50 target Medley $32.50 (25 T DB/25T Pts) 15 metres Ev 6 Gundy Sports Centre 25 target DB Continental $20.00 16 metres Total Noms: $150.00/L&V $120.00 (Full Programme Only) Juniors $90.00 Trophies on events 2, 3, 4, 5, & 6 Overall Sash & Grade AA, A, B, C/1st 2nd 3rd places HIGH GUNS Sash & Trophies sponsored by LISA’S SCREEN ART & EMBROIDERY Grades AA, A, B, C, Ladies, Juniors and Veterans RICHARD BROOK MEMORIAL TEAM SHIELD Sponsored by BORDER TYRES & BATTERIES Five-person team (Grade H/Cap AA+0, A+10, B+25, C+50) shot over Events 1 to 6 Winning Team $600.00 / 2nd $300.00 / 3rd $100.00 OONDIWINDI Team Nominations $5.00 per Shooter President Roger Carrigan 0429 700761 Secretary Andrew Hoffmann 0428 671908

G The Committee reserves the right to alter the programme

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 27 SCRUBBY CREEK SPORTS CLUB INC. TAMBO CLAY TARGET CLUB INC Annual Novelty Two Day Shoot ANNUAL TWO DAY SHOOT PROGRAM Sat 19th & Sun 20th September 2009 26th & 27th September 2009 Saturday 19th September 9.00am start SATURDAY, 9.00AM Event 1 50T Gillespie Grazing Co Double Ev 1: BLACK TOYOTA $20.00 Barrel Championship $35.00 30 TG. Medley Cash Divide Overall 1st and 2nd AA, A, B and Trap 1. 10 TG. D.B. Gully 10 T.G. C Grades S.B. Trap 2. 10 TG. Points Event 2 30T Johnson Bros Single Barrel Ev 2: SOUTH WEST FORD & NISSAN $20.00 Championship $20.00 30 TG. D.B. 15m (Trophies) Overall 1st and 2nd AA, A, B and Overall – Sash; 1st, 2nd – AA,A,B,C & FM Ev 3: FEDERAL TOP GUN $20.00 C Grades 30 TG Points (Trophies) Event 3 30T Tambo Foodworks Double Barrel Overall – Sash & Trophy; Continental Championship $20.00 1st, 2nd – AA,A,B,C & FM Overall 1st and 2nd AA, A, B and Ev 4: LANDMARK $10.00 C Grades 10 PR Deauville Doubles In The Gully. 1st & 2nd Sunday 20th September 8.30am start SUNDAY, 9.00AM Event 4 30T Club Hotel Motel DB Points Championship $20.00 Ev 5: VIP PET FOODS $20.00 30 TG. S.B. 15m Overall 1st and 2nd AA, A, B and (Trophies) Overall – Sash C Grades 1st & 2nd – AA,A,B,C & FM Event 5 30T Double Barrel Handicap $35.00 Ev 6: SUNCORP METWAY ($2,000 HCAP) $30.00 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th 30 TG. Handicap (Calcutta). 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Total Nominations $130.00 Ev 7: MICHAEL’S ELECTRONICS $10.00 20 TG. Points (Trophies) Reduced Nominations $80.00 In The Gully. Overall Graded A,B,C Ladies, Juniors & Veterans Reduced Nominations if shooting full two day program TOTAL NOMINATIONS $130 LADIES–VETERANS–JUNIORS – High Guns 60% NOMINATIONS Overall, AA, A, B & C Grade EVENTS 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 HIGH GUN Ladies, Junior & Veteran High Gun CAMPING, AIRSTRIP, AMMO, MEALS, AND The Committee reserves the right to alter the program REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE TOTAL PRIZE VALUE ALL LEGAL TARGETS Sponsors: OVER $8,000 Federal Top Gun, Home Service Centre, Suncorp Metway, C Brooks Transport, South West Ford, Black Toyota, Castlemaine Perkins, Western Insurance Solutions, Michael’s Shoot Practice Friday afternoon start 3.00pm Electronics, Platform 9 Restaurant, Landmark, Australian Wool Network, J Thorne, VIP Pet Foods, Ray White Rural Charleville, Meals available on site Mulga Tools & Parts, Outback Spares, Ausfuel, Cornetts IGA. Breakfast Saturday & Sunday morning 7.00am “Committee Reserves the Right to Alter the Program.” *** Saturday evening meal *** For further particulars and directions contact: Pat Bredhauer – Lambert, Charleville, Full camping facilities available Ph: 0746540160 Fax: 0746540344 Brad Marks – Bullecourt, Charleville, Contacts Ph: 0746540144 Fax: 0746540393 Scott Bredhauer – Lambert, Charleville, Jon Doyle President 07 4654 9340, Ph: 0746540108 Tom Jarvis 07 4654 6197

Page 28 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 34/34, C Cusack 33/34, G Rudd 31/32, B Zillman 4th J inwood 44; 25T SB: OA: 1st P Fields; AA: 1st Gold Coast 18 – 19/7/09 A: J. Allen 98, T. Robb 97, P. Dignam 97; B: R. 37/38; 30T DB PS: O/A: R Olive 120/120; AA: I P Crook 24; A: 1st P Fields 25, 2nd P Hearn 24, Fine, Sunny: 25T SKT: AA: L Hughes 35/35, G Carrigan 97, D. Slack-Smith 96, D. Schultz 96; C: Wynyard 119/120, S Kelly 130/132; A: P Brandt 3rd M Fuller 21; B: 1st G Machen 24, 2nd R Cross Bedington 34/35; A: W Petersen 29/29, D Young S. Doolin 98, D. Quirk 95, T. Brennan 91; O/A: HG: 110/111, F Robinson 89/90; B: J Burns 91/93, D 21. 3rd T Moore 20, 4th J Mann 16; C; 1st C 28/29; B: R Shelvey 29/31, R Kilmartin 28/31; C: T AA: M Johnston 198/200; A: P Dignam 191; B: J Barletta 89/93; C: G Haigh 84/90, I Campbell Brennan 17, 2nd J Inwood 17, 3rd D Milgate 17, Rhue 20/25, B Fawcett & B Hamson 17/25; 50T Turner 196; C: T Brennan 183. 77/90; Mark Shelley Memorial Shield: R Olive, L 4th G Nason 15; 25T HC: 1st P Crook 24, 2nd T SKT: O/A: M Swale 50/50; AA: D Dundon 55/56, L Brandt, P Brandt, A olive & I Campbell 423/450; Moore 24, 3rd R Cross 23, 4th G Machen 23, 5th Sceresini 54/56, G Bedington 56/59; A: W Petersen Gympie 14/6/09 15Pr DR: O/A: F Robinson 37/40; AA: A Dallas P Hearn 21, 6th J Inwood 21, 7th P Fields 21, 8th 55/56, G Petron 54/56, N Dimmick 52/54; B: R Perfect (32): 25T DB: AA: G Noffke & T Gurski 36/40, P McDougall 34/40; A: A Olive 27/30, B G Nason 19, 9th J Mann 18, 10th R Holmes 16, Kilmartin 47/50, T Ashton 52/56, E Kratzer 51/56; 50/50; A: G Mason 39/39; B: D Noffke 24/25; C: Graving 26/30; B: J Allan 35/40, B Zillman 33/40; 11th D Milgate 16; HG: OA: P Crook 147; AA: P C: B Hamson 40/50, B Fawcett 38/50, N Hanmer K Knight 25/25; 30T DB PS: AA: T Gurski 90/90; C: R Holden, D Holden 30/50; HG: O/A: R Olive Crook 147; A: M Fuller 141; B: G Machen 141; C: 36/50; 50T SKT D: O/A: D Dundon 83/86; AA: G A: L Trew 88/90; B: R Weedon 88/90; C: K Knight 269/275; AA: C Cusack 265/275; A: F Robinson G Nason 113; LAD: J Mann 122. Bedington 49/52, G Walker 51/54, N Hughes 80/90; 30T CONT: AA: T Gurski 30/30; A: G Mason 267/275; B: A olive 261/275; C: D Holden 50/54; A: M Fanning 82/86, W Petersen 51/54, K 43/44; B: D Nuffke 28/30; C: D Shaw 29/30; 10 Pr 234/275; LAD: D Barletta 255/275; VET: G Rudd Gemfields 20/6/09 Madsen 54/58; B: C Tipler 43/50, T Ashton 43/52, DR: AA: S Whitehead 18/20; A: G Manning 17/20; 246/275; JNR: P Adams 247/275. Slightly Overcast with breeze (14): CZ 25T PS R Kilmartin 42/52; C: B Fawcett 41/50, N Hamner B: D Choy 16/20; C: B Hodgins 16/20; HG: AA: T CONT: O/A: & AA: P Esmond 73/75; A: G Cross 38/50, T Rhue 34/50; 25T SKT: AA: N Hughes Gursky 161/165; A: L Trew 156/165; B: R Weedon Charters Towers 7/6/09 71/75, T Holmes 66/75; B: R Cross 84/87, T Moore 29/29, L Sceresini 28/29; A: W Petersen 33/33, D 152/165; C: D Shaw 143/165. Fine, Cool (18): 25T SKT SxS: A Vincenzi, R 81/87; C: S Layton 70/75, C Cross 63/75; CZ 25T Young 32/33; B: E Kratzer 25/25, V McInnes 25/27; MacCormack 25/25, D Guy 24/25; 25 DB: A: C SB CONT: O/A: J Elliott 25/25; AA: P Esmond C B Hamson 25/27, N Hanmer 24/27; 100T SKT CS: Gympie 12/7/09 Scott 25/25, N Scheehan & D Collins 24/25; B: D 24/25; A: T Holmes 21/25, G Cross 20/25; B: G O/A: D Dundon 100/100; AA: N Hughes 103/104, G Fine, Sunny (35): 50T DB: AA: P Grove 57/57, M Guy, P Ballarino & D Edwards 24/25; C: C Davis O’Neill 24/25, R Cross 22/25; C: S Layton 21/25, A Bedington 102/104, L Seresini 110/112; A: K Mencell 56/57; A: Q Porfiri 50/50, B Power 82/82; 23/25, T Philo 22/25, J Davis 21/25; 25DB PS: A: Wright 16/26. Madsen 98/100, N Dimmick 97/100, W Petersen B: G Watson 68/68, R Weedon 64/68; C: A Davey D Collins 73/75, C Scott 72/75, R Scott 66/75; B: 98/102; B: V McInnes 101/108, T Ashton 99/108, P 47/50, L Davey 46/52; 50T DB CONT: AA: D P Ballarino 75/75, D Guy 73/75, R MacCormack Gemfields 21/6/09 Walker 91/100; C: L Mason 87/100, B Hamson Portors 50/50, S Pendergast 49/50; A: R Horn 72/75; C: G Davis 74/75, J Davis 73/75, T Philo Slightly overcast (31): 100T DB: O/A: T Mylrea 83/100, B Fawcett 81/100. 50/50, Q Porfiri 55/56; B: G Darlington 48/50, G 69/75; 25 DB HC: D Collins, P Ballarino N 103/104; AA: P Esmond 99/100, S & C Ryan Watson 47/50; C: A Davey 47/50, L Davey 42/50; Sheehan, C Scott, D Killick, R MacCormack; 10 Pr 96/100; A: T Holmes 129/131, G Cross 128/131; B: Goondiwindi 14/6/09 HG: AA: D portors 99/100; A: Q Porfiri 99/100; B: DR: A: D Collins 15/20, N Sheehan 12/20, S List K Perrett 98/100, E Bates 177/181; C: B Maiden Breezy: 50T DB: O/A: N Brown 50/50; AA: T G Darlington 95/100; C: A Davey 90/100. 6/20; B: D Killick 15/20, B Edwards, D Guy 14/20; 95/100, S Layton 93/100; Miners Mug: T Moore Rogers 48/50, R Suhr 46/50; A: T Haynes; B: N C: C Davis 14/20, G Davis 13/20, W Norton 12/20; 52/53. Brown 50/50, T Gibson 47/50, B Ping Kee 47/50; Kingaroy 4/1/09 4 Pr DD: R MacCormack & D Collins, D Killick & C C: R Kearney 41/50, D Winning 41/50, K Whitfield Overcast (37): 20T DB: C: D Tessman 16/20; B: G Davis. Gladstone 14/6/09 35/50; 75T MED: 25DB, 25 PS, 25SB: O/A: T Cramp 22/22; A: M Rankin 41/41; AA: S Fine, Calm (25): 25T DB TWR: AA & A: J Riggs Rogers 118/125; AA: T Rogers 118/125, R Suhr Whitehead 20/20; 20T SB: C: B Battle 19/26; B: V Chinchilla 4 – 5/7/09 25/25; B: B Kelly 24/25; C: J Fairley 25/25; 25T DB 108/125; A: T Haynes 106/125; B: B Finch Stiller 28/30; A: F Robinson 21/22; AA: P Sunny, Slight Breeze, Cool (42): 15T MED: AA: G TWR CS: O/A: G McNaughton 59/59; AA & A: J 118/125, B Ping Kee 112/125, T Gibson 112/125; McDonald 19/20; 20T PS: C: R Clarkson 56/60; B: Woitfke, S Whitehead, D Nicholson; A: D Riggs 24/25; B: C Baurne 26/27; C: S Fett 58/59; C: R Kearney 104/125, H Finch 99/125, K R Hill 59/60; A: M Rankin 60/60; AA: C Gurski Mitchell, B Becker, P Rollings; B: M Abraham, G 25T DB TRAP: AA & A: J Riggs 25/25; B: W Daly Whitfield 91/125 56/60; 20T HC: C: G Cramp 48/48, S Kelly 47/48, Linsket, A Cormack; C: J Dolling, D Andrews, V 30/30; C: D Holden 30/31; 25T DB CONT: AA & A: B Zillman 65/66; 20T CONT: C: B Battle 6/20; B: B Stiller; 25T DB: AA: P McDougall 28/29, A Denton S Fett 50/50; B: W Daly 33/34; C: D Holden Goondiwindi 12/7/09 Zillman 18/20; A: M Kapernick 27/27; AA: P 27/29; A: P Rollings 26/27, C Bennett 25/27; B: F 26/28; 10 Pr DR: AA & A: J Riggs 15/20; B: W Daly Perfect: 50T MED: 25 DB, 25 PS: AA: T. Rogers Clarkson 22/22; HG: C: R Clarkson 117/140; Thomas 38/38, S Struss 37/38; C: J Dolling 24/25, 35/40; C: D Holden 23/30. 99/100, C. Mitchell 99/100, M. Johnston 98/100; B: R Hill 129/140; A: M Rankin 134/140; AA: S J Fairley 23/25; 25T SB: O/A: D Nicholson 24/25; A: B. Webster 97/100, T. Haynes 95/100, J. Robb Whitehead & P McDonald 124/140. AA: I Andrews 23/25, P McDougall 22/25; A: P Gold Coast 3/6/09 94/100; B: J. Turner 99/100, R. Carrigan 95/100, Mitchell 23/25, B Becker 23/26; B: D Cameron Overcast, Calm (16): 75T Night MED: AA: M Swale D. Schultz 94/100; C: T. Brennan 92/100, D. Quirk Kingaroy 31/1-1/2/09 29/34, M Abraham 28/34; C: K Costello 23/25, D 120/125, N Cracknell & R McFadyen 119/125; A: 87/100, J. Thorn 84/100; 100T MED: 50 DB, 50 PS: Overcast, scattered showers, moderate breeze Andrews 21/25; 25T CONT: O/A: I Andrews 25/25; P Lunin 113/125, B Perry 112/125; B: T Morony AA: B. Kneipp 100, C. Mitchell 97, M. lillyman 99; (97-106): 25T DB CD: C: C Kleinhanss; B: B AA: S Whithead 24/25, D Nicholson 25/27; A: P 105/125; C: C Wright 106/125, T Crandon 99/125. Rollings 24/25, B Becker 23/25; B: L Philp 31/32, D Cameron 30/32; C: A Banyer 39/42, r holden Gold Coast 7/6/09 38/42; 25T PS: O/A: G Noftke 74/75; AA: D Rained, Sunny: 50T D!: M Weinzel 43, R Solari 41; Nicholson 73/75, I Andrews 72/75; A: D Cuscak D2: T Edgar 38, R Philips 38; D3: D Lillis 35, D 73/75, B Beker 71/75; B: A Cormack 74/78, D Young 34; D4: C Chapman 30, B Clifton 30; D5: J MACKAY-SARINA Noftke 73/78; C: C Barnes 70/81, K Costello Underhill 26, W O’Shanesy 26; 50T: D1: D 67/81; 50T DB: O/A: D Nicholson 73/73; AA: B Groundwater 45, J Baird 39; D2: J Hayden 35, M Pile 72/73, S Whithead 49/50; A: D Cusack 50/51, Wenzel 35; D3: R Philips 34, T Edgar 34; D4: I Clay Target Club Inc B Becker 53/56; B: D Nolfke 58/60, A Cormack Kirkwood 32, D Yound 32; D5: L Groundwater 27, 58/60; C: R Holden 47/50, C Barnes 44/50; 25T B McCosker 27; O/A: D Groundwater 85. HC: B Pile, A Broulter, C Allen, S Whithead, F TWO DAY SHOOT Thomas; H/G: O/A: D Nicholson 238/250; AA: P Gold Coast 1/7/09 McDougall 230/250; A: D Cusack 227/250; B: A Clear, Calm (37): 75T Night MED: AA: N Cracknell Cormack 232/250; C: J Dolling 225/250; LAD: C 122/125, R McFadyen 121/125; A: K Tomkins 13-14th September Allen 219/250; JNR: D Notfke 229/250; VET: G 120/125, G Smith 113/125; B: P Strange 116/125, Linslat 199/250. R Stevens 115/125; C: T Craydon 113/125, C Saturday 13th September 9am Start Wright 110/125. Dalby May 09 Event 1 30 TARGET MEDLEY Cold (39): 50T HC: V Stiller 47/50, C Ingleton Gold Coast 4 – 5/7/09 44/50, P Clarkson 44/51, B Guthrie 48/56, R Excellent: State Titles: 100T: D1: J McIver 93, M Cash Divide Smith 47/56: 25Pr DR: AA: C Cusack 48/50, G Wenzel 92; D2: P McDonald 85, P Black 85; D3: I Event 2 50 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL Moore 46/50; A: B Allan 40/50, B Pearce 39/50: Coleman 80, B Fairweather 80; D4: B Allan 75, M B: J Teece 54/64, Chris Allan 52/64: C: P Barry Fletcher 75; D5: D Bedington 67, J VonBanchet Overall, 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C Grades 37/50, V Stiller 30/50: HG: O/A: J Teece 91/115. 67; 100T: D1: J McIver 92, P Tobin 90; D2: J Event 3 25 TARGET D/B CONTINENTAL Johnson 81, M Munro 81; D3: D Lillis 73, R Black Dysart 7/6/09 73; D4: R Milligan 63; B Schied 63; D5: D 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C Grades Fine, Sunny (9): 25T DB: M Fuller & K Parkinson Bedington 56, J VonBanchet 56; O/A: J McIver 25/25, R Meaney 22/25, G Machen 21/25; 25T SB: 185; State Team: J McIver, P Tobin, M Wenzel. Sunday 14th September 8.30am Start G Machen 25/25, M Fuller & E Bates 23/25, K Parkinson & R Taylor 20/25; 25T PS: M Fuller Gold Coast 12/7/09 Event 4 25 TARGET SINGLE BARREL 75/75, E Bates 74/75, G Machon 68/75; 25T Calm, Clear (65): 25T DB CD: AA: G Sckaf, J CONT: M Fuller & E Bates 25/25, K Parkinson McLennan, R McFadyen, N Cracknell, C Witt, P 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C 23/25, R Taylor 21/25; O/A: M Fuller 148/150, E Hill 25/25; A: P Bird, A Page, M Gheisari 25/25; Event 5 25 TARGET POINTS SCORE Bates 124/150, K Parkinson B: D Palmer, V Navanteri, J Pritchard 25/25; C: F 135/150. Innocenti, G Sheehan, T Crandon 23/25; 50T DB: 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C AA: N Cracknell 90/90, P Hill 89/90; A: G Leech Event 6 30 TARGET $1000 HANDICAP Gemfields 19/04/09 50/50, B Conduit 57/58; B: P Rado 90/92, T Fine (13): 25T DB Miners Mug: O/A 1st M Fuller McCullagh 89/92; C: B Zimmerman 49/50, S 1st, 2nd, & 3rd 42, 2nd P Crook 41; AA: 1st P Crook 25; A: M Zimmerman 49/51; 25T PS: AA: C Witt 99/99, J Fuller 25, 2nd P Hearn 24; B: 1st T Moore 24, 2nd McLennan 98/99; A: A Page 75/75, M Carpenter Two Traps R Cross 24, 3rd G Machen 24, 4th J Mann 22; C: 73/75; B: L Anderson 72/75, D Palmer 74/78; C: Camping and power available on site 1st G Nason 22, 2nd C Brennan 20, 3rd D Milgate S Zimmerman 71/75, F innocenti 70/75; 15 Pr 18, 4th R Holmes 18; 25T PS: OA: P Crook 74; AA: DR: AA: M Swale 30/30, G Sckaf 28/30; A: M The Committee reserve the right to alter the program. P Crook 74; A: 1st M Fuller 73, 2nd P Hearn 73, Gheisari 25/30, T Graham 24/30; B: E Roessler 3rd P Fields 66; B: 1st R Cross 72, 2nd G Machen 24/30, B Zimmerman 23/30; C; G Sheehan Phone Allan Love 0409 576 230, 70, 3rd J Mann 66, 4th T Moore 64; C: 1st G 25/30, T Crandon 21/30; O/A HG: J McLennan Ron Fenton 07 4942 2005, Tony Coco 0417 638 906 Nason 57, 2nd C Brennan 56, 3rd D Milgate 52, 176/180.

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 29 Harker, T Firth, P Barnard, G Cramp, K McGuire; Maryborough 23-24/5/09 A: P Hearn, Z Powell, A Thorp, P Moore, F Warm, Showery, Light Winds (52): 25 DB CD: AA: Robinson, G Durre, JRapisarda; AA: R Dean, B J Maxwell 25, D Nicholson 25; A: F Robinson 25, Powell, P McDonald, I Wynyard, J McLennan, V S Turner 25; B: G Sartore 24, P Smith 24; C: R Hyde, R Rehbein, S Moore, P Anderson, G Brown, Cleminson 22, G Leahy 22; 25 DB Gr: S Hubert TEXAS Jo Maxwell, D Stevens, C Witt, D Nicholson; 25T 25, G Mason 24+15, D Nicholson 24+14, S SB: C: L Proud 24/25, R Wilson 23/25; B: G Trafford 24+6, P smith 24+5; 50 DB CS: O/A: J Noffke 23/25, P Barnard 23/26; A: T Harker Maxwell 50; AA: R Collinson 50, P Anderson; A: Clay Target Club 37/38, J Rapisarda 36/38; AA:C Witt 42/43, J T Harker 50, K Greensill 49; B: P Strange 50, K McLennan 41/43; OA: B POWELL 35/35; 50T Rehbein 48; C: R Cleminson 49, G Leahy 22; LAD: CONT: C: C Kleinhanss 52/55, N Lamb 51/55; B: T Harker 50, VET: R Cleminson 49; JNR: S Hubert P Strange 48/51, M Behm 47/51; A: S Turner 43; 25 DB CS: O/A: R Collinson 25; AA: G Wyatt 55/56, M Rankin 54/56; AA: B Powell 53/54, P 25, W Humphries 25; A: G Mason 25, B Power ANNUAL 2 DAY SHOOT Anderson 50/51; OA: C Witt 54/54; 25T DB CS: 24; B: B Zillman 25, S Hubert 24; C: R Cleminson C: C Barnes 42/43, A Jaynes 33/34; B: D Noffke 23, B Murphy 21; 25 PS CS: O/A: S Trafford 75; 39/40, R Kelly 36/37; A: F Robinson 69/70, B AA: N Berry 74, R Rehbein 73; A: S Turner 75, B 26th & 27th September 2009 Smith 66/67; AA: P Hill 182/183, B Power 72; B: G Rudd 74, K Rehbein 70; C: R Powell135/136; OA: J Maxwell 183/183; 30T HC: Cleminson 71, B Murphy 56; CW MXD T CS: O/A: Nominations by 9.30am Saturday P Moore 54/54, G Noffke 53/54, C Gurski 37/38, J Maxwell 67; AA: D Nicholson 64, I Wynyard 64; J Allen 36/37; 25T PS CS: C: C Otto 91/93, C A: T Harker 62, K Greensill 62; B: P Lewis 60, K Shooting from 10am Kleinhanss 89/93; B: P Crook 77/78, B Harker Rehbein 59; C: B Hodgens 52, B Murphy 50; 15 79/81; A: F Robinson 79/81, Z Powell 81/84; AA: Pr DR CS: O/A: J Maxwell 29; AA: D Nicholson P Hill 110/111, C Cusack 109/111; OA: C Witt 26, W Humphries 26; A: M Zipf 25; F Robinson Day 1 Events 78/78; 30T DR: C: M Bach 30/40, C Kleinhanss 23; B: P Strange 25, K Rehbein 22; C: B Hodgens 29/40; B: R Kelly 35/40, P Crook 26/30; A: S 20, T Turton 17; LAD: K Rehbein 22; VET: N Berry Event 1 25 Target Double Barrel Kelly 27/30, J McIntyre 26/30; AA: P Clarkson 23; JNR: S Hubert 21; HG: O/A: J Maxwell 288; 35/40, C Cusack 34/40; OA: J Maxwell 37/40; AA: S Trafford 283; A: K Greensill 272; B: K Cash Divide $15 noms HG: LAD: Z Powell 237/260; VET: N Berry Rehbein 264; C: R Cleminson 250; LAD: K 239/260; JNR: D Noffke 236/260; C: C Rehbein 264; VET: B Weedon 264; JNR: S Hubert Event 2 30 Target Medley Kleinhanss 239/260; B: B Harker 238/260; A: P 254. Moore 246/260; AA: C Witt 267/278; OA: J 10 DB, 10 PS, 10 SB $20 noms Maxwell 256/260. Maryborough 28/6/09 Cool, Sunny, Light winds (47): 25 DB CONT CD: Event 3 50 Target Double Barrel Kingaroy 1/3/09 AA: R Dean, R Rehbein 25; A: R Anderson 25; B: Very hot & Steamy (30): 25T DB: G Cramp 25/25, D Osborne, T Cecil 24; C: A Jeynes 21; 25 DB SEZ (shot as DB) $30 noms P Clarkson 34/35, G Darlington 33/35; 25T PS: C CONT CS: O/A: D Stevens 25; AA: G Matthews Kleinhanss 73/75, E Hass 72/75, P McDonald 24, D Nicholson 24; A: C Polsen 24, P Rosconi 24; 71/75; 25T DB: C Tanner 33/34, S Kelly 32/34, M B: K Rehbein 24, S Hubert 23; C: B Murphy 19, J Day 2 Events Behm 30/32; 25T DB: C Kleinhanss 24/25, S Jauncey 19; 25 SB SEZ CONT CS: O/A: R Dean 24; Whitehead 31/33, P Rollings 30/33. AA: I Wynyard 24, C Barletta 24; A: F Robinson Shooting from 9.00am 23, C Polsen 22; B: H Dean 22, G Rudd 22; C: A Event 4 25 Target Double Barrel Kingaroy 5/4/09 Jeynes 15, M Kroezen 15; 25 PS SEZ CONT CS: Hot & Overcast (17): 50T DB: C: S Prendergast O/A: D Stevens 75; AA: R Rehbein 74, G Wyatt Cash Divide $15 noms 42/50; B: G Cramp 49/50, R Kelly 47/50; A: S Kelly 73; A: F Robinson 73, W Polsen 68; B: D Osborne 50/50, A Thorp 48/50; AA: P Clarkson 50/50, C 69, S Hubert 67; C: A Jeynes 55, B Murphy 54; Event 5 25 Target Points Score $20 noms Gurski 49/50; 50T CONT: C: S Prensergast 39/50, HG: O/A: R Rehbein 145; AA: R Dean 144; A: F J Rackermann 33/50; B: R Kelly 47/50, S Davis Robinson 142; B: D Osborne 134; C: A Jeynes Event 6 25 Target Single Barrel $20 noms 45/50; A: R Rackermann 48/50, A Thorp 44/50; 108; LAD: K Rehbein 129; VET: D Osborne 134; AA: S Kelly 49/50, C Gurski 47/50. JNR: W Polson 133. Event 7 15 Target Double Rise $20 noms Kingaroy 5/5/09 Normanton 23-24/5/09 Cool, Dry (20): 25T DB: AA: P Clarkson 25/25; A: Pleasant (66): PS CS: O/A: D Reeves 141/141; AA: Total Nominations $140.00 R Rackermann 25/25; B: R Kelly 25/25; C: B B Williams 98/99 C Wilson 95/96; A: J Taylor Battle 22/25; 25T SB: AA: P Clarkson 24/25; A: 140/141, K Cardew 74/75; B: F Johnson 74/75, S Concession price for Veterans, Ladies M Rankin 23/25; B: R Kelly 23/25; C: B Battle McDowall 73/75; C: M Johnson 70/75, A Carter 19/25; 25T CONT: AA: P Clarkson 23/25; A: A 67/75; VET: M McGill 187/189; LAD: C Ryan and Juniors $120.00 Thorp 24/25; B: M Behm 25/25; C: C Otto 73/75; JNR: A Bosworth 67/-75; DB CS: O/A: R 24/25; 15 Pr DR: AA: P Clarkson 25/30; A: M Fett 63/63; AA: S Ryan 62-63, B Bosworth Concession price only for full program Rankin 24/30; B: W Barr 21/30; C: C Otto 35/36; A: J Williams 39/40, K Cardew 37/40; B: C 18/30. Van Elst 53/54, J Bell 27/28; C: S Murphy 38/39, Great Prizes for Events 2, 3, 5, 6 & 7 A Carter 24/25; VET: N Maltby 26/27; LAD: C Kingaroy 7/6/09 Ryan & D Reeves 24-25; JNR: A Bosworth 23/25; Sash & Prize for High Gun in Categories Cool, Overcast (31): AA: C.Gurski 97/100, P. DB CONT CS: O/A: J Farrell 85/85; AA: B Williams Clarkson 95/100, P.McDonald 94/100; A: 84/85; A: J Williams 34/35, B Storch 33/34; B: D Overall,AA,A, B & C, A.Thorpe 95/100, J. LORD 98/106, R.Horn 97/106; Harwood 81/82, S Carter 24/25; C: L Duncan B: D. Choy 91/100, B. Reimers 89/100, R.Kelly 23/25, C Graham 24/25; VET: R Fett 25/25; LAD: Ladies, Juniors & Veterans 88/100; C: J Tully 85/100, C. Otto 84/100, B C & D 24/25; JNR: A Bosworth 22/25; Night DB Hodgens 82/100. CS: O/A: B Williams 40/40; AA: C Ryan 34/35, J **Conditions apply Farrell 24/25; A: J Williams 27/28, W Read 26/28; Kingaroy 5/7/09 B: F Johnson 39/40, B Gameau 32/33; C: A Carter Morning Tea, Lunches and Dinner Overcast, Cold, Windy (29): 30T MED: AA: S Kelly 37/38, C Graham 22/26; VET: N Maltby 42/44; 50/50; A: M Rankin 71/75; B: B Kleinhanss 48/50; LAD: M Bosworth 24/25; JNR: A Bosworth 22/25; Saturday night, Bar Facilities and C: D Tessman 42/50; 25T SB: AA: S Kelly 24/25; A: DB CS: O/A: B Williams 60/60; AA: S Ryan 35/36, M Rankin 25/25; B: B Kleinhanss 23/25; C: D B Bosworth 32/33; A: M McGill 59/60, N Sinclair Courtesy bus available Tessman 23/25; 25T Gr: AA: P Clarkson 24/25; A: 47/48; B: B Gameau 34/35, B Duncan 25/26; C: R Rackermann 24/25; B: M Behm 23/25; C: S A Carter 24/25, S Murphy 23/25; VET: N Maltby Prendergast 24/27; 15 Pr DR: AA: S Kelly 24/30; 25/25; LAD: Cherie & Diane 47/50; JNR: A Camping on grounds by arrangement and A: M Rankin 27/30; B: G Cramp 36/40; C: B Fyffe Bosworth 23/25; SB CS: O/A: R Fett 30/30; AA: B 28/50; HG: AA: S Kelly; A: A Thorp; B: B Williams 28/29, B Cameron 27/29; A: D Reeves other accommodation available in Texas Kleinhanss; C: D Tessman. 28/29, T Matthews 27/29; B: S Carter 29/30, S Rosendahl 25/27; C: L Duncan 20/25, A Carter Book early due to other functions Mackay & Sarina June 09 18/25; VET: M McGill 24/26; LAD: C Ryan 21/25; on in town Perfect: 100T MED: A: I Lochran 139/150; B: N JNR: A Bosworth 18/25; PS CS: O/A: B Williams Kidcalf 140/150; C: F Lochran & R Fenton. 81/81; AA: B Bosworth 80/81, B Cameron 74/75; A: T Matthews 74/75, R Kennedy 102/105; B: D Mackay & Sarina 12/7/09 Turner 71/75, A VincenziI 69/75; C: A Carter President: John Finlay 0428 535 150 Fine, Warm: 100T: 10T PS E/O, 30T DB, 30T SB, 30T 68/75, C Graham 66/75; VET: L Reynolds 70/-75: CONT: A: S dolan 112/120; B: R woodhouse LAD: C Ryan 70/75; JNR: L Duncan 58/75; Secretary: Ben Sinclair 0427 063 725 114/120; C: A Hallam 109/120; R. Cox 113/120, N. Carpentaria Classic: B Williams 174/175; LAD Kidcaff 111/120, L. Galea 110/120, A. Love HG: C Ryan 259/275; VET HG: R Fett 262/275; The Committee reserves the right to alter 108/120, N. Humphreys 107/120, B. Cox 101/120, JNR HG: A Bosworth 232/275; AA: B Bosworth J Humphreys 100/120, S Matsen 96/120, R 268/275; A: M McGill 259/275; B: N Maltby the program Fenton 96/120, K Green 94/120, M Keune 92/120, 258/275; C: A Carter 243/275; O/A: B Williams G Oats 88/120. S Cunial, T Coco retired. 274/275.

Page 30 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 Normanton 4-5/7/09 Caban; LAD: C Ryan, L Brant, A Vassalini; JNR: C Noffke 25/25; B: K Noud 25/25 G McCylymont, Gardner 51/60, P.Black 50/60; D3: R.Black 45/60, Windy, Cool (17): 25T SKT HC: B smith 40/40, B Driscoll, W Polsen, A Clarke; VET: N Berry, D Guy, K Ashton , G Barker , D Bennett , P Spencer , B D.Moon 43/60; D4: J.Segond von Banchet 31/50, Williams 38/40, W Reeves 37/40; 25T DB TWR: A: V Hyde. McNamara , B Chain and L Stolberg 24/25; C: J V.Stiller 26/50; 50T SC CS: D1: R.Jones 44/50, B Smith 24/25, W Reeves 23/25; B: S olver 31/32, Cheney 25/25 S Valastro 23/25 T Crandon and M.Barton 42/50; D2: P.Cowie 40/50, P.Pearce G Ludbrook 30/32, C Van Elst 28/30; 25T DB: AA: Redcliffe City 10/5/09 A Davey 22/25; 50T DB CS: O/A: T O’Leary 39/50; D3: F.Francis 33/50, K.Simpson 49/70; D4: W Reeves 82/82, B Smith 81/82; S Olver 55/56; Fine: 50T MED: A: D Stevens 49/50, S Cannizzaro 106/106; AA: D Portors 105/106G Noffke 69/70; S.Titmarsh 35/60, I.Daniels 34/60; SEZ Team: A: D Reeves 25/25, J Williams 23/25, B Storch 48/50; C: K Noud 44/50, A Lestani 43/50; 25T PS: A: R Webster 58/59, G Durre 55/56; B: P M.Barton 91/100; P.Black 84/100; G.Bedington 22/25; B: S Carter 25/25, F Johnson 24/25, C Van A: D Stevens 74/75, B Wiseman 73/75; C: M Spencer 58/61 J Holmes 57/61; C: J Cheney 80/100; M.Swaile 77/100; R.Jones 77/100; Elst 23/25; C: G McDonald 21/25, M Johnson Powell 75/75, R Cleminson 70/75; 25T CONT: A: 47/50, S Valastro 46/50; 25T SB: AA: T O’Leary R.Black 73/100. 20/25, D Peebles 18/25; 25T DB PS: B Williams B Chain 25/25, S Cannizzaro and D Stevens 30/31 D Portors 29/31; A: S Turner 31/32 B 74/75, W Reeves 71/75, B Smith 66/75; A: D 24/25; C: K Noud 23/25, R Cleminson 22/25. Weedon 30/32; B:G Watson 23/26 P Spencer Toowoomba 12/7/09 Reeves 70/75, J Williams 65/75, B Storch 60/75; 24/28; C: J Cheney 23/25 A Lestani 21/25; 25T Almost Perfect (35): 50T DB PS CS: O/A: C Allan B: F Johnson 71/75, C Van Elst 68/75, D Edwards Redcliffe City 31/5/09 CONT: AA: T O’Leary 32/32, G Mason 31/32; A: 148/150; AA: D Ebbern 144/150, M Barton 61/75; C: M Johnson 65/75, G McDonald 47/75, Fine & Clear: 100T B/T HC: O/A: S Dobeli, A Flack D Noffke 36/36 B Power 41/42; B: G 143/150; A: K Simpson 146/156, J Edmonds M Poyting 40/75; 25T Olympic TRAP HC: B & F Cilli 85/100; A Flack 98/100, S Dobeli 90/100, McClymont 29/29 K Ashton 28/29; C: J 145/156; B: G Cramp 142/150, G Smith 149/159; Williams 28/31, G Ludbook 27/31, W Reeves B McNamara 89/100. Cheney 23/25 T Crandon 22/25; HG: O/A: T C: K Morey 130/150, C Gray 129/150; 25T HC: C 24/26; 50T Olympic TRAP: A: W Reeves 42/50, B O’Leary 124/125; AA: D Portors 123/125; A: G Gray 37/37, K Simpson 36/37, C Bradford 29/30, Smith 40/50, D Reeves 39/50; B: S Carter 42/50, Redcliffe City 14/06/09 Dennien 119/125; B: K Ashton 115/125; C: J G Cramp 41/42, V stiller 40/42; 10 Pr DR: AA: D B Williams 37/50; C: B Storch 34/50, G Ludbrook Fine, Clear:25T DB: AA: R Dale 25/25, M Mengal Cheney 118/125. Ebbern 18/20, B Harrison 18/20; A: K Simpson 33/50, C Van Elst 29/50. & D Reynolds 24/25; A: K Simpson & B Chain 17/20, N Fleming 16/20; B: B Kleinhanss 31/40, 23/25; B: G Watson, B Slegtenhorst & P Loeffler Toogoolawah 28/6/09 K McGuire 30/40; C: C Barnes 17/20, C Gray Port Denison 24/5/09 23/25; C: S Valastro, G Paviour & A Booth 23/25; Overcast, Cool (21): 50T DB, 50T PS: AA: D 15/20. Perfect: DB Gr SxS: AA: G Whiteside 25-25: G. 25T SB: AA: R Dale & D Reynolds 24/25; A: G Ebbern 194/200; A: J Kennedy 189/200, E Hass Maltby 23-25; A: R Niven 25-25: C Edgerton 24- Hogarth 23/25, K Simpson 22/25; B: B 185/200; B: B Guthrie 190/200, B Cox 183/200; Warwick 7/6/09 25; B: B Malone 23-25, C. Betteridge & R Snell McNamara, B Slegtenhorst & D Harwood 22/25; C: I Jackson 146/200, S Whyatt 141/200. Fine, Cool (45): 25T DB CD: AA: C Schoenfisch 22-25; C: I Young 22-25: A. Byerley & S Matsen C: A Booth 24/25, R Colley 21/25; 25T PS: AA: B 25/25; A: J Kennedy, P Dignam, R Squires, T Robb 20-25; 30T: 10T DB, 10T SB, 10T PS: AA: G. Brown & D Reynolds 75/75; A: B Chain 74/75, K Toowoomba 14/6/09 24/25; B: J Marshall 25/25; C: P Cochrane 24/25; Whiteside 49-50; A: R. Niven 49-50; B: B. Simpson 72/75; B: T Olsen 73/75, B Slegtenhorst Breezy, Sunny (23): 50T DB PS: AA: M. Barton 25T HC: M Loy 26/26, P Dignam 25/26, K Malone 47-50; C: N. Young 47-50; 25T DB: AA: 70/75; C: A Booth 66/75, G Paviour 65/75; 25T 146/150, R. Hoffmann 144/150; A: J.Edmonds Rowling 29/30; 50T MXD: AA: R Bartley 99/100, G. Whiteside 25-25; A: R. Niven 25-25; B: B. CONT: AA: D Reynolds 24/25, G Costanzo & B 136/150, N.Fleming 132/150; B: G.Smith T Rogers 98/100; A: K Simpson 96/100, J Bacon Malone 24-25; C: A. Byerley 21-25; 15 Pr DR Gr Brown 23/25; A: G Hogarth 24/25, B Chain & L 137/150, S.Titmarsh 133/150; C: P.Cochrane 93/100; B: J Marshall 95/100, B Finch 113/120; C: SxS: AA: G. Maltby & G Whiteside 23-30; A: R Costanzo 21/25; B: B Slegtenhorst 24/25, D 136/150, B.Battle 127/150; 25T HC: G.Bedington P Cochrane 92/100, R Christie 88/100. Niven 24-25 : C Edgerton & B. Gall 18-30; B: R. Harwood 23/25; C: A Booth 25/25, G Paviour & 25/25, P.Pearce 28/30, M.Shedkawat 38/41; 20 Snell 21-30: C. Betteridge 20-30; C: N. Young R Colley 23/25; HG: O/A: D Reynolds 147/150; Pr DD: P.Cochrane & G.Smith 21/22, M.Barton & Warwick 5/7/09 18-30: S Matsen 16-30; 25T DB CONT: G AA: B Brown 143/150; A: B Chain 139/150; B: B N.Fleming 20/22, R.Drews & J.Segond von Sunny, Cool (41): 25T CONT CD: AA: R Bartley, J Whiteside, C Betteridge, R Niven. Slegtenhorst 139/150; C: A Booth 138/150. Banchet. 18/20. Loy 24/25; A: R Squires, E Hass 25/25; B: G Hope, G Coy 25/25; C: C Jamieson, S Lee, P Norman, P Port Denison 28/6/09 Roma 20/6/09 Toowoomba 27-28/6/09 Cochrane 24/25; 25T CONT: AA: M Locke 25/25, Perfect, Light Breeze (28): 25T DB Gr: AA: J. Fine: 25T DB CD: AA: I Andrews 25/25; A: J Cold, Wet (23): 50T SC CS: D1: M.Barton 45/50, R Bartley 36/38; A: N Fleming 29/29, K Simpson Rossato 25/ 25; A: R. Niven 25/25; B: P. Ballarino Murphy, G Bryant, M Keegan, A Nugent 25/25; G.Bedington 43/50; D2: R.Black 38/50, R.Jones 28/29; B: A Black 41/43, G Coy 40/43; C: J Loy 24/25; C: R. Hunter 23/ 25; 25T PS Gr SxS: AA: J. B: N Lamb 24/25; C: T O’Brien 23/25; 50T PS Eli 44/60; D3: S.Titmarsh 34/50, F. Francis 37/60; 26/28, P Cochrane 40/43; 25T DB: P Cochrane Rossato & G. Maltby 75/75; A: R. Niven 74/75 : Denton Memorial: O/A: G Bryant 167/168; AA: R D4: J.Segond von Banchet 25/50, V.Stiller 24/50; 33/33, R Squires 32/33, D Caldwell 29/30, J M. Collins 73/ 75; B: F. Davis & M. Richards Morrison 149/150, I Andrews 144/150; A: C Reid 50T Sporting CS: D1: M.Barton 45/50, P.Black Edmonds 30/31, J Loy 29/31; 25T SB: AA: R 69/75; C: H. Davis 67/ 75: N. Young 65/ 75; 25T 148/150, S Sinclair 144/150; B: P Driscoll 42/50; D2: R.Jones 48/60, P.Cowie 45/60; D3: Bartley 23/25, M Locke 26/29; A: P Westbury SKT Gr SxS: B2: W. Read 23/ 25; B3: J. Rossato 144/150, J Murphy 140/150; C: T O’Brien P.Pearce 34/50, S.Titmarsh 31/50; D4: R.Drews 25/25, R Obst 36/37; B: K Ashton 24/25, M 24/ 25; C4: R. Niven 22/ 25 : M. Collins 19/ 25; 114/150, D Andrews 106/150. 25/50, V.Stiller 24/50; 50T Sporting CS: D1: Westbury 23/25; C: B Battle 27/31, P Norman C5: R. Hunter 20/25: I. Facey & B. Gall 19/25; M.Barton 46/50, G.Bedington 44/50; D2: A. 26/31. 25T SB CS Gr: O/A & AA: G. Maltby 24/ 25; A: R Sunshine Coast 17/5/09 Niven 23/25; B: B. Malone 23/ 25; C: R. Hunter Warm, Light breeze (47): 25T DB SxS: AA: W 19/ 25; 10Pr DD: P Ballarino & M Collins 9/ 10, G Humphries, P Moore, S Whithead 25/25; A: B Whiteside & C Edgerton 8/ 10. Power, S Turner, D Reynolds 25/25; B: G McClymont, D Vincent 25/25, D Noffke, P Smith, TOOGOOLAWAH Queensland State TRAP Carnival 2, 3, T Crowson 24/25; C: B Hodgens, J Holmes, K 4/05/09 Aitchison 24/25; 50T DB PS CS: O/A: K Stevens Clay Target Club Inc (235): 25T PS: O/A: R Olive 186/186; AA: R 149/150; AA: S Trafford 148/150, D Stevens Caban 107/108 C Cusack 95/96; A: T Caruso 147/150; A: A Mills 147/150, G Mason 144/150; ONE DAY ANNUAL SHOOT 185/186 J Taylor 104/105; B: D Harwood B: A Aitchison 143/150, T Crowson 140/150; C: A 113/114 P Driscoll 112/114; C: Daniel Edwards Lestani 130/150, K Knight 126/150; 25T SB: AA: Toogoolawah Shogrounds 70/75 P Ballarino 68/75; LAD: L Brandt 86/90; K Stevens 28/28, P Moore 27/28; A: S Turner JNR: C Driscoll 77/78; VET: V Hyde 79/81; 50T DB 23/25, D Reynolds 30/33; B: T Crowson 28/31, D SUNDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER 2009 CS: O/A: G Hayden 235/235; AA: C Witt 234/235 Vincent 27/31; C: A Lestani 24/26, K Aitchison Please Note 9.00am Start K Stevens 204/205 M Swale 202/203; A: T 23/26; 25T DB CONT: AA: D Stevens 88/88, K Caruso 112/113 P McDougal 93/94 C Ryan Stevens 87/88; A: A Mills 29/29, B Chain 28/29; Event 1 30T SE Zone Day Mixed Targets 78/79; B: B Harker 50/50 S Rosendahl 65/66 E B: J Holmes 25/25, D Noffke 25/26; C: K O/A Sash & Trophy 1st & 2nd AA A B C Bates 64/66; C: R Hunter 49/50 A Bosworth Aitchison 23/25, K Knight; HG: O/A: K Stevens 49/52 P Ballarino 48/52; LAD: C Ryan 78/79; 223/225; AA: D stevens 219/225; A: A Mills Sponsored by Tru-Test Pty Ltd JNR: A Clarke 51/53; VET: V Hyde 50/50; 50T SB 218/225; B: A Aitchison 204/225; C: A Lestani Event 2 25T Brisbane Valley Points CS: O/A: K Stevens 71/71; AA: W Reeves 70/71 D 195/225. Championship Robb 77/78 A Del-Ben 76/78; A: D Collins 49/50 N Benson 48/50 Rod Cusack 56/59; B: J Sunshine Coast 21/6/09 O/A Sash & Trophy 1st & 2nd AA A B C Sebastiani 56/50 M Carty 55/60 B Harker Cool, Cloudy, Continuing showers (33): 25T DB S: Sponsored by Winchester Australia & 49/53; C: I Young 43/50 E Anderson 41/50 A AA: W Humphries, P Moore, P Mc Andrew, R Clay Targets Australia Bosworth 40/50; LAD: V Forsythe 47/52; JNR: A Dale, K Jarrick 25/25; A: G Mason, A Mills, B Clarke 45/50; VET: J Nash 48/50; 50T DR CS: Power, Q Porfiri, 25/25; B: T Olsen, D Noffke Event 3 25T Double Barrel Continental O/A: A Del-Ben 49/50; AA: J Maxwell 48/50 G 25/25, W Murray, G Rowley 24/25; C: S Valastro O/A Sash & Trophy 1st & 2nd AA A B C Coleman 57/60 P Hill 53/60; A: A Nugent 47/50 25/25, K Aitchison 23/25, S Patti 21/25; 50T SB Sponsored by Rural Merchandising Specialists R Harwood 45/50 P Doring 54/60; B: M Carty CS: O/A: K Jarrick 59/60; AA: R Dale 46/50, W Toogoolawah & Nanango 48/50 P Mackey 46/50 D Killick 44/50; C: S Humphries 48/53; A: S Turner 49/50, B Wiseman Curley 45/50 D Smith 38/50 J Davis 37/50; 46/50; B: B Chain 46/51, K Noud 45/51; C: K Event 4 25T D/B Foundation Members LAD: L Brandt 50/60; JNR: A Clarke 43/50; VET: Aitchison 44/50, S Valastro 43/50; 25T PS: AA: P Memorial Shield V Hyde 53/60; 50T PS CS: O/A: R Morrison Moore 74/75, P Hill 73/75; A: A Mills 75/75, Q O/A & Trophy 1st & 2nd AA A B C 150/150; AA: M Swale 161/162 A Del-Ben Porfiri 72/75; B: W Murray 71/75, A Aitchison Sponsored by Jensen Logging & 160/162 R Dean 158/162; A: T Caruso 149/150 70/75; C: D Milton 70/75, S Valastro 68/75; 25T W Cislowski 187/189 A Nugent 184/189; B: D CONT: AA: P Hill 55/55, K Jarrick 54/55; A: B Dreamtime Dairy Guy 142/150 B McFarlane 153/162 D Killick Wiseman 25/25, A Mills 37/39; B: A Aitchison 150/162; C: P Ballarino 142/150 E Anderson 25/25, D Noffke 29/30; C: S Valastro 24/25, K High Gun Trophies O/A, AA, A, B, C 137/150 A Bosworth 131/150; LAD: C Ryan Aitchison 23/25; HG: O/A: K Jarrick 172/175; AA: Ladies, Juniors, Veterans High Gun 145/150; JNR: W Polson 139/150; VET: V Hyde P Mc Andrew 167/175; A: A Mills 169/175; B: W 143/150; HG: O/A: A Del-Ben 372/375; AA: B Murray 162/175; C: S Valastro 160/175. Noms $60.00 L, J, V $50.00 Powell 266/375; A: A Nugent 359/375; B: M Carty 349/375; C: P Ballarino 329/375; LAD: C Sunshine Coast 19/7/09 BBQ Lunch & Refreshments Ryan 349/375; JNR: C Driscoll 341/375; VET: V Fine, Mild (54): 25T DB SxS: AA: G Noffke, W Brian Guthrie 5423 1468 Gregg Blatchly 4637 2040 Hyde 354/375; QLD State TRAP Teams: Open: R Humphreys, N Cracknell , S Whitehead and S The committee reserves the right to alter the program Collinson, B Powell, J Maxwell, W Reeves, R Trafford 25/25; A: G Dennien, G Smith and D

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 31 New South Wales ALBURY- WODONGA

Albury Wodonga 14/06/09 B/C: S Platts 30/30, B Deacon 28/30; 30T SB CS: Clay Target Club Inc. Fine & coo l(31): 10T CONT CD: T Caldwell, B AA/A: S Bennett 29/30, A Niesar 28/30; B/C: P Bockman, R Blake, D Saunders, P Matthews, J Body 24/30, S Platts 25/33; HG: S Bennett Invites you to our Devery, A Collins, R Phefley, N Clark & V Tomasoni 172/180; Raffle: C Veness $108.00 all possibles: 25T CONT: OA & AA: B Bockman 91/91; AA: 2nd D Hunt 90/91; A: 1st J Devery Bega 5/7/09 30th Anniversary Shoot 79/80, 2nd R Blake 24/25; B: 1st T Caldwell (33): 20T PS E/O: S McIntyre, C Sheehan, C smith 37/38, 2nd V Tomasoni; C: 1st N Gilder 19/25, 57/60; 25T: O/A: R Duncan 24/25; AA: P Green 2nd J Matthews 18/25; 25T HC: 1st P Matthews 23/25, C Smith 22/25; A: R Welch 25/28, R Kearns Sunday 13th September 2009 31/31, 2nd J Devery 30/31, 3rd D Harley 25/26; 24/28; B: C Sheehan 23/27, S Platts 24/27; C: M 30T DB: OA & AA: D Hunt 127/127; AA: 2nd S Magrin 17/20, J Compton 16/20; 25T HC Inter 10.00 am start Collins 124/125; A: J Devery 126/127, 2nd G Club Team S/S: Bega – D Shipton, R welsh, C Rudd 50/51; B: 1st T McLaughlin 49/50, 2nd V Smith, S Bennet, C Sheehan; C Sheehan 23/25, A Tomasoni 37/38; C: 1st J Matthews 27/30, 2nd N Niesar 26/30, P Green 25/30; 25T HC: C Sheehan Ev 1. 20 Pair Double Rise C’ship $28 Gilder 25/30; HG: J Devery 90/90. 24/25, D Blewitt 23/25, D Shipton 22/25; HG: C Graded O/A takes grade AA, A, B, C Sheehan. 1st in each grade Sash + 250 shotshells Albury Wodonga 12/7/09 10T SB: G Pinner, V Tomasoni 10/10; 20T SB: O/A Boorowa 27/6/09 2nd in each grade 125 shotshells & AA: D Hunt 26/26, B Bockman 25/26; A: B Cloudy, Cool (25): 25T HC: M Corkhill 34/35, W Vogelzang 19/20, F Plas 18/20; B: R Crisp 20/22, Barton 33/35, A Pagett 30/32; 20 Pr DD CS: W Ev 2 20 Target Points Score $15 H Stolpe 19/22; C: I Erbacher 17/21, J Goodall Schaefer & A Robinson 20/20, G Kazolis & D Graded cash event 16/21; 25T PS: O/A & AA: D Hunt 75/75, R leita Smith 19/20; 25 Pr DR Gr CD: AA: A Pagett 46/50, Number of entrants will determine prize pool 74/75; A: R Borzillo 72/75, A Collins 92/96; B: R G Evans 44/50; A: T Jaminson 46/50, M Schiller Crisp 71/75, R Ellis 79/84; C: J Goodall 81/90, I 42/50; B: D Howard 41/50, M Corkhill 39/50; C: B Ev 3 25 Target Handicap $25 Erbacher 78/90; 30T DB: O/A & AA: S Pinner Tuckerman 33/50, J Sheehan 32/50. 1st $500 + Trophy; 2nd $300 + Trophy; 64/64, B Bockman 63/64; A: A Collins 69/70, B Vogelzang 68/70; B: D Harley 38/39, E Brindley Canberra 17/5/09 3rd $200 + Trophy; 4th $100; 5th $50 55/56; C: I Erbacher 29/30, J Goodall 27/31; HG: Calm Sunny Day (19): SKT 50T HC CS: T Forrest D Hunt 134/135. 53/59, I Latter 56/65, R Kneipp 53/65; 25Pr D Ev 4. 50 Target Double Barrel C’ship $32 SKT: B: J Pethybridge 41/50, T Post 38/50 C: R Graded O/A takes grade AA, A, B, C Barellan 14/6/09 Kneipp 48/50, P Pierre 36/50. 1st in each grade Sash + 250 shotshells Fine, Sunny (18): 10T DB CD: J Irvin, D Boardman, K Whytcross & T Lucchese 10/10; 30T DB Gr: O/A Canberra 21/6/09 2nd in each grade 125 shotshells & A: L Irvin, K Whytcross; B: P Cook, D Boardman; Cool & Rain (16): 75T American SKT CS: O/A & B: C: J Irvin, T Lucchese; 10T DB HC CD: D Boardman A Paddison 69/75, I Latter 67/75; C: J Jonklaas TOTAL NOMS $100 10/10, J Irvin, K Wardman, L Irvin, K Longmore, K 61/75, B Dunn 63/83; 25T SKT HC: J Jonklaas Whytcross, C Murray and A Franco 9/10; HG: D 32/38, J Pethybridge 34/38. Ladies & Veterans $80 Boardman. Canberra International 4/7/09 (if shooting full program) Barellan 12/7/09 Cool, Sunny, Clear (35d, 27n): 50T ACT & District Juniors $60 (if shooting full program) Fine, Sunny (19): 10T DB CD: E Wardman, L Irvin, PS CS: O/A: B Skinner 146/150; AA: M Patmore D Richards & K Wardman 10/10; 30T PS Gr: A: L 184/189, D Crane 183/189; A: I McKenzie Irvin, G Duncan; B: P Cook, E Wardman; C: K 139/150, C Southwell 138/150; B: G Burgess High Guns (over events 1,2,3,4): Polsen, D Richards: LAD: K Wardman; VET: G 137/150, J Ewart 135/150; C: G Betar 129/150, M Brettschneider; JNR: J Irvin; 15T DB HC: C Dunn 138/162; 50T ACT & District DB CS: O/A: M Trophy & 250 Shotshells - AA,A,B,C McVittie 19/20, K Wardman 18/20, E Wardman & Patmore 50/50; AA: B Skinner 76/77, D Crane K Whytcross 17/20; HG: L Irvin. 75/77; A: C Southwell 57/58, N Privett 56/58; B: Veterans, Ladies & Juniors R Southwell 50/51, G Dunn 49/51; C: K White Bathurst 3/5/09 48/50, M Dunn 47/50; 25T SZ Night CONT DB CS: Bounty on shooting the program Perfect (30): 25T CONT CD: O/A & AA: M Forrest O/A: S Reed 49/50; AA: B Skinner 48/50, M Harris 25/25; A: A Dolbel & G Evans 25/25; B: G Coles 34/36; A: D Turner 24/26, J Thaller 23/25; B: D clean $500.00 open order from 25/25, M Gittany 24/25; C: D Weal 22/25,B Butt, Marzotto 23/25, R Southwell 23/26; C: K White B Coles, S Forrest 21/25; 50T CONT CS: O/A & AA: 22/25, R McKenzie 21/25; 25T SZ Night SB CS: Elks Hunting & Fishing Albury M Forrest 50/50; A: N Nicholson 50/50, D O/A: D Marzotto 24/25; AA: D Crane 22/25, D Hopwood 49/50: B: G Coles 50/50, M Pound Reed 24/28; A: D Turner 20/25, P Pierre 24/30; B: to be shared if more than one winner 45/50; C: B Coles 47/50, S Forrest 45/50: 15Pr DR J Ewart 21/25, G Burgess 18/25; C: A Smedley CS: O/A & B: M Pound 27/30, G Coles 25/30; AA: 21/25, G Way 18/25; 25T SZ Night CONT PS CS: M Forrest 21/30; A: A Dolbel 26/30, D Hopwood O/A: J Maxwell 83/87; AA: G Mills 67/75, D Crane, Limited camping facilities available 25/30; C: B Coles 22/30, C Coles 21/30, P Cregan B Skinner 66/75; A: P Pierre 82/87, I McKenzie & D Weal; O/A HG: G Coles 100/105. 66/75; B: R Southwell 69/75, J Ewart 65/75; C: A Club grounds are located Smedley 60/75, M Dunn 56/75; O/A HG SZ Night approx 5 km north of Albury Bathurst 17/5/09 CONT CS: J Maxwell 114/125. Perfect b(7): 75T CS: O/A & AA: I Stewart 75/75; See ACTA website www.claytarget.com.au for map A: J Martin 72/75, H Dobson 70/75; B: P Canowindra 19/7/09 Hayman; C: S Bennett 60/75, L Martin. Fine & sunny (26): 25 PS GR: AA; 1st P Sharpe 75/75, 2nd J Caltabian; A: 1st M Chellas 75/75, Bathurst 7/6/09 2nd M Schiller; B: 1st Steve Schiller 70/75, 2nd A FIVE STAND SPORTING Light Rain (20): 25T PS CD: A: A. Dolbel 75/75, Hodges; C: 1st D Hall 73/75, 2nd K Hunt; 50T DB: P.Rosconi 70/75; B: M.Harber 68/75, G.Coles OA & AA: J Finn 103/103; AA: L Ellison 102/103, Sunday 27th September 66/75; C: K.Schiller 68/75, M Dunn & B Coles 2nd J Nash & J Laspino 49/50; A: 1st M Chellas 63/75; 75T DB CS: O/A & A: J Newton 72/75, M 101/102, 2nd M Schiller; B: 1st C Cross 48/51, 2nd 10.00 am start Schiller 70/75; B: M.Harber 71/75, K Elias 68/75; R Campbell 48/50; C: 1st D Hall 47/50, 2nd C C: K Schiller & P Cregan 67/75; HG: T Dolbel. Petterson 44/50; 25T HC: 1st D Hopwood, 2nd P Ev 1 100 Targets 2 x 5 Targets Events Sharpe; OA HG: M Chellas 148/150. Bathurst 21/6/09 All graded cash events Overcast (9): 75T CS: AA: P Vella 74/75, I Stewart Cecil Park 13/06-14/06/09 73/75; A: W Petersen 73/75, H Dobson & R. Cool breezy: 200T ISSF: Open placings 1st M President Gerry Lafferty A/H 02 6025 7514 Clarke 72/75; B: P Rosconi. McNabb 198/225, 2nd N Pedulla 196/225, 4th Secretary Ross Carter tied N Asmar & D Dipetro 192/225, 6th tied R Bega 07/06/09 Liersch & S Rehayen 191/225, 7th M Casella Mob Ph 0419 449 465 Sunny & warm (21): 10T PS EO: B Deacon & S 1671/200, 8th H Kassianou 170/200, 9th & 10th McIntyre 30/30; 30TPS CS: AA/A: D Shipton Split F Petriella & D Perri 169/200; B: 1st L Cassar Committee reserves the right to alter/modify 87/90, A Niesar 152/156; B: S Platts 82/90, P 164/200, 2nd M Nasr 160/200; C: 1st G Evans any event if necessary Body 79/90; C: J Petty 79/90, J Walker 72/90; 30T 159/200, 2nd E Zadro 148/200; LAD: 1st A DB CS: AA/A: A Nisear 30/30, S McIntyre 44/45; Shedrina 157/200, S/O 19/25, 2nd T Burke

Page 32 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 152/200 s/o 17/25; VET: 1st P Farrugia 164/200 I Evans 24/30; C: C Murray 20/30; 30T PS Trophy s/o 15/25, 2nd D Spence 164/200 s/o 13/25; JNR: 15m: AA: D Frazer 89/90; A: S Hay 83/90; B: D 1st A Vassilimis 170/200 s/o 18/25, 2nd T Grice Boardman 86/90; C: D Frazer 62/90; 30T DB CS: 156/200 s/o 17/25. OA & A: A Paonne 64/64; AA: G Evans 63/64; B: B Hay 45/45; C: C Murray 20/30; HG: A Paonne Brewarrina Clay Target Club Inc Cecil Park 13/06/09 149/160. Fine cold (22): 100T SKT CS: OA: M Agar 99/100; AA: 1st P Vella 97/100, 2nd N Malouf 96/100, 3rd Condobolin 5/7/09 J Guberina 95/100; A: 1st R Clarke 97/100, 2nd W Sunny, Cool (8): 10T DB E/O: C Foster, G Venables, Barwon & District Continental Shoot Petersen 97/100, 3rd A Hickman 96/100; B: 1st D A Jones & T Hawley 10/10; 25T SB: AA: C Foster Cunningham 92/100, 2nd J Curtis 91/100, 3rd L 24/25, D Cooney & G Vanables 22/525; A: A Boyd Archer 91/100; C: 1st A Annechini 93/100, 2nd M 20/25, D Moorby & A Jones 17/25; B: C Patterson Duvall 84/100, 3rd L Magro 75/100. 19/25; 25T HC: A Jones 24/25, G Venables & C Sash & Cash Foster 23/25; 15 Pr DR: AA: C Foster 29/30, G Cecil Park 28/6/09 Venables 27/30; A: A Boyd & A Jones 20/25; B: T Saturday 19th September 2009 Cool fine (36): 100T (25t Sporting, 25T Skt, 25T Hawley 18/25; HG: C Foster 86/90. 10.00am Start DTL, 25T ISSF Trap)Ch/Ch: Overall 1st L Pezzano 99/100, 2nd T Shang 87/100, 3rd M Ling 87/100, Corowa 24/05/09 Event 1 20T D/B Barwon & Dist Noms $15 4th A Del-Ben 85/100, 5th N Guy 6th D Perri, Overcast & windy (28): 10T PS EO: B Ford 30/30, 7th T Lionatos 80/100, 8th M Costa, 9th R H Stolpe, T Calwell, B Leita & P Wojtowyez 29/30; Continental CD E/O 15 m Graded Duncan, 10th J Camilleri 78/100; JNR: D Douglas 20T PS CS: OA & AA: B Ford 72/72; AA: 2nd B 83/100. Leita 78/81; A: 1st P Wojtowyez 71/72, 2nd P Event 2 50T D/B Barwon & Dist Noms $35 Collicoat 59/60; B: 1st T Calwell 62/63, 2nd K Ellis Continental C’Ship 15m Cecil Park 11/7/09 56/60; C: 1st F Poidomani 47/60, 2nd N Nixon Overcast (28): 100T SKT CS: O/A: J Lucchitti 44/60; 20T SB CS: OA & AA: B Ford 32/32; AA: O/A sash, 1st & 2nd each grade,1st LJV 100/100; AA: J Guberina 100/100, P Vella 97/100, 2nd P Mathews; A: 1st D Whyte 19/20, 2nd P M Conti 97/100; A: R Clarke 96/100, I Stewart Wojtowyez 44/46; B: 1st B Ellis 18/20, 2nd G Event 3 30T P/S Barwon & Dist Noms $25 96/100, W Petersen 95/100; B: J Sheather 95/100, Sanders 17/20; C: 1st F Poidomani 14/20, 2nd C Continental C’Ship 15m P Kouroupis 92/100, J Curtis 91/100. Wojtowyez 14/21; 20T DB CD 16m: AA: P Mathew, B Ford, B Leita & T Penney; A: D Whyte, O/A sash, 1st & 2nd each grade,1st LJV Cecil Park 12/7/09 D Harley & J Devery; B: T Calwell, R Ellis & E Cool, Overcast/Fine (16): 100T ISSF HC: J Ellis Brinley; C: C Wojtowyez, F Poidomani & J 93+25, M Conti 93+21, L Cassar 90+22, F Minci Mathews; HG: B Ford 129/130. Sunday 20th September 2009 94+18, G Evans 91+20, M McNabb 93+18. Corowa 28/06/09 8.30am Start Coffs Harbour 13/06/09 Overcast & cool (17): 10T EO PS: E Wemyss, D Fine (13): PS: AA: 1st T Bellamy; A: 1st G Slattery, Saunders & P Wojtowyez 30/30; 60T MXD (20T Event 4 45T Medley (DB/SB/PS) Noms $35 2nd F Maione; B: 1st G Kachel, 2nd S Price; C: 1st PTS, 20T SB, 20T DB): OA & A: D Whyte 97/100; Barwon & Dist Continental Vince Corcoran, 2nd D Casbolt; CONT: AA: 1st T A: 2nd D Harley 95/100; AA: 1st R Wojtowyez Bellamy; A: 1st D Hopwood; B: G Kachel; C: 1st J 94/100, 2nd J Pearce 92/100; B: 1st E Brindley C’Ship 18m O/A sash, Kane. 94/100, 2nd H Stolpe 88/100; C: 1st N Nixon 1st & 2nd each grade, 1st LJV 78/100; HG: P Wojtowyez 125/130. Coleambally 12/07/09 Event 5 30T S/B Barwon & Dist Noms $25 Fine (18): 10 SxS E/O DB 15m: K Shields, P Cowra 6/6/09 Ledwidge, I Evans & S Guest 9/10; 30T SxS 15m: Overcast, Cool (17): 25T DB CD Gr: AA: J Finn Continental C’Ship 15m OA & A: A Paonne 30/30; AA: W Brain 28/30; B: 25/25, J Nash 24/25; A: C O’Leary, G Sinclair O/A sash, 1st & 2nd each grade,1st LJV Event 6 20 Pr D/R Barwon & Dist Noms $25 Continental C’Ship 15m O/A sash, 1st & 2nd each grade,1st LJV Inverell RSM Total Nominations $160

Clay Target Club B & C grade Jniors free nominations Overall High Gun and 4 Grade High Guns ONE DAY OPEN SPORTING Ladies, Juniors and Veterans High Gun Cartridges and refreshments available at the ground Camping available on grounds including hot showers Sunday 20th September Practice Friday from 4pm, followed by BBQ dinner Breakfast provided Sunday Morning 7am to 8am Kitchen will be operational all weekend 100 targets A selection of sandwiches and savoury snacks $65 Noms Unc’s Famous Roast Dinner on Saturday Night Juniors Free Noms Accommodation Hotel Brewarrina B&B 02 6839 2533 9.30am Start Bokhara Hutz Outback Beds 02 6874 4921 35km North of Brewarrina Lunch will be available River View Motor Inn 02 6839 2397 Royal Hotel 02 6839 2283 Sashes for O/All & 1st each grade Some fishing spots are available on request Juniors, Ladies & Veterans The Committee reserves the right to change or alter the programme SSAA & Field and Game Members welcome For further information contact: Contact David 6722 5185, Glen 6722 3359 Colin Betts 02 6839 2051 A/H Club situated 2.4km Glen Innes Road Inverell Helen Overton 02 6874 4962

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 33 25/25, J Unger, R Spedding 24/25; B: B Simpson, Mammone 52/57; C: 1st T Nevill 48/51, 2nd V M Drury 24/25, P Simone, S Simeon 21/25; C: J Mammone 45/51; 20T SB CS: AA: B Radford Sheehan 23/25, P Drury 16/25: 25T DB HC: C 25/25, 2nd Picolo 25/26; A: 1st C Burnes 19/20, O’Leary 22/25, S Crain 30/34, J Unger 29/34; 10Pr 2nd Bones 23/26; B: 1st B Palmer 18/20, 2nd C Riverina Zone DR CD: AA: J Finn 17/20, J Nash 16/20; A: G Barnes 16/20; C: B Barnes 19/21, 2nd V Sinclair 16/20, C O’Leary 16/20, P Mould 14/20; Mammone 18/21; 15T CONT CS: AA: N Romeo B: B Simpson 11/20, D Howard 9/20; C: J Sheehan 28/28, 2nd R Malic 27/28; A: 1st Bones 28/28, 10/20; DD CS: J Finn & J Nash 18/20, C O’Leary & 2nd A Patten 27/28; B: 1st P West 21/21, 2nd K R Spedding 17/20; HG: J Finn 77/85. Gathercol 20/21; C: 1st T Fraser 24/24, 2nd B SEPTEMBER PROGRAM Barnes 23/24; HG OA: S Baynes 100/105; AA: Cowra 4/7/09 Chris Langridge 98/105; A: M Johinke 117/115; B: Overcast, Cold (24): 25T CD DB: AA: C Foster Bill Palmer 96/105; C: B Barnes 96/105; VET: J SATURDAY 5TH 24/25, J Fin 23/25, A Collins, S Gittoes 22/25; A: Caskey; JNR: B Bennett; LAD: D Baynes; FINLEY 5.00pm P Mould 25/25, R Johnstone, A Jones, C O’Leary Members: B Palmer. 24/25; B: S Schiller, D Hodges 24/25, M Drury Riverina Zone Nite PS 23/25; C: K Schiller 23/25, J Schiller, P Drury Dorrigo 07/06/09 Night Shoot 10T DB, 25T DB, 25T PS 21/25; PS CS: O/A: A Collins 145/150; AA: C Perfect (17): 25T DB: AA: C.Cunningham 25/25, Foster 145/150, J Nash 133/150; A: R Johnstone J.Cunningham Snr 20/25; A: J.Cunningham Jnr, GANMAIN 1.30pm 140/150, G Evans 135/150; B: M Drury 140/150, M.Beaumont 24/25, S.Saul 23/25; B: R.Wesslink 25T DB, 25T SB, 25TPS, 15Pr DR D Hodges 136/150; C: K Schiller 117/150, J 25/25, P.Watson 24/25, M.Spagnolo 21/25; C: Schiller 116/150; 25T DB HC: R Stanford 28/29, C E.Saul 24/25, S.Miller 23/25, 3rd V.Corcoran SATURDAY 5TH/ SUNDAY 6TH Foster 27/29, A Jones 28/29; HG: C Foster 22/25; 50T DB CONT CS: AA: C.Cunningham 193/200. 46/50, J.Cunningham Snr 44/50; A: A – S.Saul GRIFFITH 49/50, M.Beaumont 48/50; B: M.Spagnolo 45/50, Annual Casella Golden Wine Shoot Crookwell 20/06/09 P.Watson 43/50; C: E.Saul 46/50, S.Miller 44/50; Overcast & cold (15): 20T EO: AA: T Barton 18/20; 25T DB PS: AA: C.Cunningham 74/75, 2 day shoot see CTSN for details A: S Crain 18/20; B: R Crisp 17/20; C: V Crisp J.Cunningham Snr 71/75; A: M.Beaumont 74/75, WAGGA 14/20; 50T DB: AA: T Barton 50/50; A: S Crain J.Cunningham Jnr 70/75, S.Saul 69/75; B: 45/50; B: R Crisp 46/50; C: V Crisp 28/50; 20T HC: M.Spagnolo 64/75, P.Watson 62/75, R.Wesslink 9.00am 50T Skeet, 25Pr Skeet Dbls 1st A Palett 18/20, 2nd I Crisp & S Crain 18/20; 57/75; C: E.Saul 68/75, R.Spagnolo 62/75, J.Kane 12 noon 25T DB, 75T Ch of Ch, 25pr DR HG: T Barton 82/90. 58/75; HG: M Beaumont 146/150. Darnick 3-4/07/09 Dorrigo 05/07/09 SUNDAY 13TH (49): 25T DB Twilight C/D: AA: R Malic, D Baynes Perfect (18): 25T DB 15m: AA: 1st C Cunningham COLEAMBALLY 12.30pm & R Fraser; A: G Conelly; B: A Kearns; C: T Fraser & J Cunningham Snr 25/25; A: 1st A Stokes & J Palmer; 10T EO C/D: E Yetman, M Johinke, A 25/25, 2nd S Blinman & M Beaumont 24/25; B: 60T Ch of Ch, 30T DB Patten, T Hicks, D Dean, G Doyle, C Langridge, P 1st W Johannesen & S Miller 24/25, 3rd B BARELLAN West, B Bennett, R Malic, T Fraser, R Fraser, R Cameron & M Spagnolo 23/25; C: 1st M Dal Mammone, V Mammone, S Baynes, D Baynes & J Pozzo 23/25, 2nd D Casbolt & E Saul 18/25; 20 10.30am Coaching day BYO BBQ Caskey; 25T DB: AA: 1st D Baynes 48/48, 2nd R PR DD CS 20m: 1st C Cunningham & J 1.00pm 10 T DB, 20T 15m gr trophy, Fraser 47/48; A: 1st N Watts 25/25, 2nd Bones Cunningham Snr 17/20, 2nd B Mulhern & A 56/58; B: 1st J Johnson 30/31, 2nd B Palmer Stokes 19/23, 3rd S Miller & S Blinman 18/23; 20 PS hcp cd 29/31; C: 1st V Mammone 25/26, 2nd J 25T DB PS 15m: AA: 1st C Cunningham 75/75, TUMUT 11.00am Cattanach 24/26; 15T PS: AA: T Hicks 44/45, 2nd 2nd J Cunningham Snr 71/75; A: 1st J N Romeo 43/45; A: 1st D Dean 52/54, 2nd M Cunningham Jnr 68/75, 2nd M Beaumont & S 25T PS, 50T SB, 15Pr DR Johinke 50/54; B: 1st S Langridge 43/45, 2nd R Saul 67/75; B: 1st B Cameron & M Spagnolo FRIDAY 18TH LEETON 7.00pm Nite shoot 25T PS, 25T DB NEW ENGLAND SATURDAY 19TH GRIFFITH 1.00pm SEPTEMBER PROGRAM 75T skeet FRIDAY 4TH WAGGA 12 noon Tamworth Gun Club 100T Riverina Zone sporting 6.30 25 C/D SUNDAY 20TH SATURDAY 5TH NARRANDERA 12.30pm Glen Innes 20Pr Riverina Zone DR, 25T DB, 50T DB 25 DB Con, 30 Con Med, Ch/Ch Tamworth Day 1 SATURDAY 26TH 1pm 25 DB 30 Ch/Ch 30 SB 30 DB DOWNSIDE 9.30am SUNDAY 6TH Open DTL shoot Tamworth Day 2 25T DB, 25T SB, 25T PS, 25T Hcap, 8.30am 30 PTS 30 HAN 20 PR D/R O/all C of C SUNDAY 13TH Guyra SUNDAY 27TH COROWA 12 noon 12.30 Skeet/5 Stand 10T Cont, 30T cont, 20T DB, 20T hcap SATURDAY 19TH 11am Inverell RSM JUNEE 11.00am 25 BT 25 DB 25 PTS 15 PR D/R 100T PS pre state carnival C’ship LEETON 1.00pm SUNDAY 20TH Inverell RSM 10T EO, 25T DB, 25T SB, 20T Hcap 10am Sport/Clays HAY 12noon SUNDAY 20TH 10T PS, 40T Cof C,20T DB, Tamworth 20T Hcap 10 mug 12 noon Skeet 100 Tgts SATURDAY 26TH CONTACT CLUBS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Guyra Gun Club DETAILS ARE IN NSWCTA BLUE BOOK 12.30pm 10 Con 25 Con 25 Han 20 PTS 20 DB

Page 34 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 61/75, 3rd B Mulhearn 69/75; C: 1st E Saul 66/75, 71/78; B: 1st P Christensen 58/70, 2nd D Price 2nd R Spagnolo 61/75, 3rd D Casbolt 60/75; 25T 57/70; C: 1st M Simpson 57/70, 2nd R Simpson SB 15m: AA: 1st C Cunningham 24/25, J 54/70; 50T PS CS: OA: G Serafin 150/150; AA: 1st Cunningham Snr 20/25; A: 1st M Beaumont R Van Beek 146/150, 2nd L Cuzner 145/150; A: 23/25, 2nd A Stokes 22/25, 3rd J Cunningham Jnr 1st J Lambert 147/150, 2nd N Privett 147/150; B: 21/25; B: 1st B Mulhearn 21/25, 2nd S Miller & M 1st B Roberts 143/150, 2nd P Aganakis 133/150; Spagnolo 20/25; C; 1st E Saul 19/25, 2nd R C: 1st R Simpson 140/150, 2nd M Simpson Spagnolo 18/25, 3rd M Dal Pozzo 16/25; HG: C 128/150; HG: G Serafin 213/220. Cunningham 124/125. Goulburn 12/7/09 Downside 27/06/09 Mild, Overcast (35): 100T PS CS: O/A: M Patmore MXD T: O/A: C Strike 75/75; AA: 1st M Kruger- 298/300; AA: A Pagett 290/300, L Cuzner Davis 74/75, 2nd B Minos; A: 1st B Ceely 74/75, 288/300; A: N Privett 291/300, J Lambert 2nd R Blake 72/75; B: 1st A Carroll 73/75, C Blake 290/315; B: D Price 292/300, B Lambert 272/300; 72/75; C: 1st T Martin 73/75, 2nd C Blake 66/75; C: C Vassalo 238/300, J Mooney 235/300; HG: M 25T PS: OA: C Strike 93/93; AA: D Fraser, D Patmorre 298/300. Mason; A: 1st T Watchorn, 2nd B Ceely; B: 1st A Carroll, 2nd W Canny; C: 1st T Martin, 2nd G Grafton 11 – 12/7/09 Webb; OA HG: C Strike 173/175. Fine, Some Wind (94): 25T DB CD: AA: R Clarke, B Hemshall, H Macinnes, D Nicholson, T Schneider, Dubbo 06-07/06/09 T Ryder 25/25; A: J Black, B Griffiths, R Riley, M Overcast, windy (117): HG: Sub-JNR: J Duryea Sullivan, N Campion, T Kelly 25/25; B: P Leight 286/316; JNR: R Hosking 272/290; LAD: D Boydell 25/25, 2nd J Griffiths, M Westbury, M Wilkins 260/290; VET: P Fitzalan 277/290; C: D McPhie 24/25; C: M Riley 23/25, 2nd L Langer, A Harrison, 256/290; B: M Bruce 294/316; A: G Hunter J Davis 22/25; 50T MED: 25T DB, 25T PS: O/A: G 277/290; AA: 283/290; O/A HG: G Harvey Harrison 99/100; AA: G Baxter 118/120, B 285/290 Hemshall 116/120; A: T Kelly 98/100, K Miller 136/140; B: J Griffiths 95/100, J Edmonds Dubbo 5/7/09 94/100; C: L Clarke 88/100, R Duck 84/100; 25T Overcast (22): 20T E/O: 7 Possibles: 25T PS: AA: E SB: AA: B Hempshall 25/25, G Baxter 47/48; A; J Tucker 75/75; A: A Waugh 74/75; B: S Tucker Black 25/25, N Campion 24/25; B: J Griffiths 71/75; C: L Clarke 66/75: 25T DB CS: O/A: A 30/33, S Brereton 29/33; C: M Riley 22/25, D J Waugh 27/27; AA: E Tucker 23/25; A: T Knowles Milligan 21/25; 25T PS: AA: G Field 119/119, T 26/27; B: S Tucker 26/27; C: L Clarke 33/35; 15 Pr Ryder 118/119; A: P Deland 75/75, R Riley 95/96; DR: AA: E Tucker 21/30; A: G Luck 27/30; B: M B: J Griffiths 74/75, R Wesslink 72/75; C: M Riley Bruce 25/30; C: L Clarke 23/30; HG: A Waugh 71/75, C Kachel 70/75; 50T DB: O/A: D Nicholson 142/150. 62/62; AA: T Ryder 61/62, R Clarke 57/58; A: J Lowndes 66/67, R Riley 65/67; B: R Wesslink Glen Innes 6/6/09 47/50, J Griffiths 49/53; C: G Armour 47/50, M 25T PS: AA: G. Field, A Futter, D. Ellis & M .Ford Riley 46/50; 25T DB CONT: AA: T Ryder, G Baxter, 74/75; A: B. Campion 75/75, N. Campion 74/75, T. G Harrison, J Cunningham, K Nealon, I Kelly& P. Wright 71/75; B: T. Miller 71/75, B. Finch Macdonald 25/25; A: B Griffiths, R Riley, P 69/75 & A. Anderson 68/75; C: W. Cameron Deland, Johnny Cunningham 25/25; B: J Griffiths, 69/75, E K. Wong 60/75 & O. Larkings34/75; 25T M Wilkins 25/25 2nd P Leight 24/25; HG: O/A: B SB: AA: G. Baxter, B. Henshall, G. Field, G. Lee & Hemshall 293/300; AA: T Ryder 291/300; A: J M. Ford 24/25; A: N. Campion 24/25, R. Larkings Black 290/300; B: J Griffiths 287/300; C: M Riley 22/25& M. Klingner 20/25; B: D. Cunningham 267/300; LAD: T Kelly 279/300; VET: G Baxter 23/25, B. Finch 21/25, G. Burey & B. Stapleton 290/300; JNR: B Griffiths 288/300. 20/25; C: W. Cameron 19/25, O. Larkings & L. Hawkings 11/25; 50T DB CS: O/A: B. Henshall; AA: Griffith 30/05/09 R. Vidal; A: J. Clark; B: B. Finch; C: W. Cameron; Fine clear, cold(24): 10T PS EO: G Castellaro, L HG: M. Ford. Kirkby, A Shedrina, A Guglielmino, J Maxwell & M Elmes; 30T PS Trophy: AA: A Guglielmino 89/90; Glen Innes 4/7/09 A: J Duryea 87/90; B: M Scarfone 87/90; C: R Fine, Windy (24): 25T DB: AA: A Futter, G Fields Macri 70/90; 30T DB CS: OA & AA: R Anderson 25/25 D Edmonds 23/25; A: B Campion, A Ryder, 73/73; A: M Elmes 45/46; B: M Scarfone 43/44; C: P Wright 25/25; B: A Anderson 24/25 J Edmonds F Garofalo 23/30; 25T PS Night CS: OA & AA: G & B Stapleton22/25; C: W Cameron 19/25, N Castellaro 87/87; A: J Maxwell 86/87; B: S Cunial Davis 17/25, N Friedman 14/25; 50T SB CS: O/A: 69/75; C: T Stockton 49/75; 25T DB Night CS: OA R Larkings 47/50; AA: G Baxter 46/50; A: B & A: J Maxwell 72/72; AA: R Anderson 71/72; B: Campion 39/50; B: D R-Cuninghame 40/50; C: W M Scarfone 31/32; C: T Stockton 41/42. Cameron 37/50; 25T PS: D Edmonds 74/75, G Baxter & G Field 70/75; A: P Wright, B Campion, Griffith 05/07/09 A Ryder 71/75; B: J Edmonds 74/75, D R- Fine & cool (23): 25T PS CS: OA & B: M Curlly Cuninghame 62/75, B Stapleton 61/75; C: K 75/75; AA: 1st D Fraser 75/75; A: 1st C Strike Parker 60/75; O/A HG: D Edmonds. 72/75; C: 1st G Webb 62/75; 25T SB CS: OA & AA: T Sexton 30/30; A: 1st C Strike 29/30; B: 1st S Goulburn 14/06/09 Cunial 23/25; C: 1st R Macri 22/25; 25T DB CS: Mild overcast (30): 50T MXD CS: OA: R Van Beek OA & B: M Cox 73/73; AA: 1st G Evans 72/73; A: 67/70; AA: 1st K Chiaverini 66/70, 2nd A Pagett 1st C Strike 32/33; C: 1st G Webb 24/27; OA Dave 65/70; A: 1st N Privett 65/70, 2nd J Lambert Wallace Mem: D Fraser 124/125.

Cecil Park will be hosting The ISSF World Cup 2011 Games

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 35 Page 36 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 37 Narromines Two Day Economic Stimulus Package!!! 26th and 27th September 2009 Cash/Gun/Bullets Guaranteed $7000 in Cash and Bullets. Plus high gun for both days wins the new Miroku MK 38 30 inch Trap Gun with Briley chokes, valued at $2,500 proudly sponsored by Dubbo's Newest gun shop: Gunpro (Martin Bourke) and Highland Sports. SATURDAY 26TH SETEMBER Event 1: 20 Target Point Score off 18m – Cash Divide $15 All Grades Event 2: 90 Target Medley off 18m - $85 1st $500 In addition to grades prizes above, overall1st = Case of shells,2nd = Half Case 2nd $250 8:30am squading for a 9:00am start 3rd $125 SUNDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER Event 3: Landmark Narromine 100 Handicap 1st - $1,000, 2nd - $500, 3rd - $300, 4th - $200, 5th - $150 & 6th - $100 Shot in conjunction and additional to the above there will be guaranteed quarter placed prizes. Each quarter = 1st - $125 & 2nd - $75 - All shoot offs in event three using point score Nomination Fees = $85 – 8:30am squading for a 9:00am start • Committee reserves the right to alter the program if numbers exceed capacity of three traps • High gun prizes for LJV shooting both programs • Consolation prize: Nominations back for highest score under 6th place for any shooter on 21 - 25m (Event 3) • Catering and shells available • Camping welcome (no showers) • Accommodation: Peppercorn Motel 6889 1399, Stockman Motel 6889 2033, Narromine Hotel/Motel 6889 1017, Tourist Park 6889 2129 • Directions: 7kms out from Narromine on the Eumungerie Road - look for signs Narromine Clay Target Club would like to thank our sponsors: Landmark, AgNVet, Austin Bourke’s Bastille Gun Shop, Australian Grain Accumulators, Bert Lister Machinery, Chesterfield Australia, Cornish’s, Craftsman Homes, Darling Irrigation, Edgerton Nursery, Frank Cross Tyres, Inland Petroleum, Luke Cross Engineering and Rigging, Macquarie Clothing, Mark Beahan Plumbing, ME Herman and Sons, KB Concreting, Monsanto, Naomi Cotton, Narromine Auto Electrical and A/C, NM Owen Pty Ltd, Peter Kay Gunsmith, Pioneer Hy-Brid Australia, Glenalve Border Leicester Stud, W Burke & Co, Rebel Ag, R&P Short Electrical, Robert Handsaker Ford, Rushweld Engineering Service Enquiries - Matt Rae KB NM Owen (02) 6889 8122 or 0437 898 122 Concreting Pty Ltd Independent Fuel Supplies 02 6892 8223

Page 38 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 President Ross Mclean NEWCASTLE Phone 02 4392 4639 Lake Macquarie Sec Graham Gosling ACTA & SSAA Affiliated Phone 02 4955 6673 Wilton Road Awaba PO Box 478 Toronto NSW 2283 Phone 02 4950 5111 Email [email protected] Website www.nlmctc.com CLAY TARGET CLUB ISSF Trench Challenge Cup Come & shoot on our new layouts (Set up by certified surveyors) Sat 19th & Sun 20th September 2009 175 Targets + Final Saturday 100 Trgts 9:00 am start Sunday 75 Trgts + Final 9:00 am start Friday 18th of September practice 12:00 pm start Nominations: Open: $180.00. Ladies, Juniors under 18 & Veterans over 60 $120.00 All shooters will compete in open competition. O/ALL PRIZES: GRADE PRIZES: AA-A, B, C. 1st $1000.00 + Trophy 1st in each grade $250.00 + Medal 2nd $600.00 + Trophy 2nd in each grade $200.00 + Medal 3rd $400.00 + Trophy Trophy for 1st O/A in Ladies, Junior Ladies, Junior Men & Veterans. Optional “Skins” over the program at $10/round of 25 TGTS. The program will also be shot in 2/separate events only for those shooters who want to participate as daily event at a cost of $80/100TGTS, $60/75 TGTS and run strictly as Skins event. Noms inclusive of $10 per round for Skins only. Encouragement Cash prizes only for junior shooters participating on overall events: 1st O/A $100, 2nd O/A $75, for ladies & men. Juniors are under 18 yrs of age. No reduced noms for “Skins” event only. Skins events, including optional, will be split in 3 (three) graded groups: A-AA, B,C, as per open competition Any shooter who shoots a score of 167/175 over this event will receive a bonus $800.00 and an additional $100.00 for every target shot above 167. However, the original $800.00 prize, to be equally split if there is more than one shooter on 167. The additional $100/target will still be paid to each and every shooter with a score exceeding the 167. Committee reserves the right to change/review program. Any enquiries contact Reno: 0412677770

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 39 Page 40 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 41 Guyra 30/5/09 Illawarra 06/06-07/06/09 Farlow 19/25; C: 1st N McRae 22/25, 2nd G A: 1st D Claxton 117/125, 2nd A Christou (24): 5 Pr DR EO: A D Ellis, G Field, D Edmonds & 25T DB CD: G Castellaro, J Crompton, D Johnson, A Armour 20/26; 15 pr DR: AA: R Vidal 29/30; A: T 115/125; B: 1st R Southwell 109/125, 2nd T B Campion 9/10; DR CS: OA: B Henshall 20/20; Violi, M Wright & T Wright 25/25; 25T PS: OA: W Kelly 26/30; B: B Farlow 21/30; C: G Senior 98/125; C: 1st D Brighenti 87/125, 2nd H AA: D Edmonds 18/20; B: H Finch 24/30; C: N Higginbotham 108/108; AA: 1st J Crompton Armour24/30; HG: R Vidal 78/80. Cousins 82/125. Freedman 15/20; 25T DB HC Club Trophy: 1st J 105/108, 2nd F Auditore 101/102; A: 1st F Bradwell Edmonds 27/29, 2nd R Larkings 26/29, 3rd N 74/78, 2nd R Duncan 73/78; B: 1st B Samuels Inverell RSM 18/07/09 Majura Park 10/05/09 Campion 25/29; 20T PS 15m: AA: 1st G Field 70/75, 2nd S Hurrell 68/75; C: 1st B Camilleri Cool but sunny (22): 25T B/T: A: 1st G Sweeney Cold (17): 25T DB: OA: D Turner 52/52; AA: 1st M 60/60, 2nd G Baxter 59/60; A: 1st N Campion 70/75, 2nd B Banner 66/75; VET: D Johnson 70/75; 25/25; B: 1st B Moore 24/25; C: 1st T Haynes Harris 23/25; A: 1st P Pierre 51/52; B: 1st I Latter 59/60, 2nd R Larkings 57/60; B: 1st H Finch LAD: S Peck 72/75; 50T DB: OA: 1st G Rootes 21/25; 25T HC: 1st P Turner 26/26, 2nd B Farlow 21/25; C: 1st D Brighenti 29/30; 25T D/D: 1st D 54/60, 2nd B Finch 53/60; C: 1st D Casbolt 54/60, 60/60, 2nd T Wright 59/60; AA: 1st J Crompton 25/26, 3rd MColley 24/25; 25T DB: AA: 1st P Crane & K Cox 18/20, 2nd D Turner & I Latter 2nd H McMillan 47/60; 20T DB 16m: AA; 1st G 112/113, 2nd T Lionatos 111/112; A: 1st T Deland Campbell 25/25; A: 1st T Haynes 34/34; B: 1st B 17/21, 3rd G Harris & T Senior 16/21. Baxter 20/20, 2nd T Bourke 20/20; A: 1st T Kelly 89/90, 2nd F Bradwell 88/90; B: 1st J Camilleri Moore 27/2; C: P Turner 24/25; 40T MXD CS: OA: 18/20, 2nd N Campion 18/20; B: 1st J Edmonds 49/50, 2nd N Petrone 50/53; C: 1st B Camilleri B McKay 70/74; AA: 1st G Sweeney 56/60, 2nd P Majura Park 13/05/09 19/20, 2nd B Finch 17/20; C; 1st N Freedman 45/50, 2nd M Simpson 43/50; VET: B Samuels Campbell 55/60; A: 1st M Wade 69/74, 2nd N Fine (21): 25T DB CONT: OA: K Cox 33/33; AA: 1st 17/20, 2nd D Casbolt 11/20; HG: G Field 126/135. 46/50; LAD: S Peck 90/92; 25T DB CD: T Avanitakis, Campion 57/60; B: 1st J Haynes 55/60, 2nd B A Scott 32/33; A: 1st A Christou 24/25; B: 1st I P Bone, F Bradwell, J Camilleri, G Castellaro, J Farlow 53/60; C: 1st P Turner 57/60, 2nd T Turner Latter 25/27; C: 1st D Brighenti 24/27; 25T PS Guyra 27/06/09 Crompton, A Del-Ben, R Duncan, V Gatt, T 54/60; HG: P Turner 106/110. CONT: OA: D Crane 70/75; AA: 1st A Scott 69/75; Showery & cold (30): 10T PS: B Henshall, T Lionatos, H Macinnes, N Petrone, G Rootes, B A: 1st A Christou 69/75; B: 1st B Edlington 68/75; Bourke, J Poole & N Campion 30/30; Club PS CS: Webb & T Wright 25/25; 25T SB: OA: F Ibrahim Inverell RSM 19/07/09 C: 1st D Brighenti 66/75. OA: B Henshall 75/75; AA: R Vidal 132/135; A: K 32/32; AA: 1st G Castellaro 31/32, 2nd J Crompton Cool and sunny (24): 90T Novelty D/R: OA: G Miller 72/75; B: B Finch 73/75; C: G Armour 30/31; A: 1st M Wright 25/26, 2nd G Lynam 24/26; Anderson 86/110; AA: 1st S O’Brien 85/110, 2nd A Majura Park 20/05/09 65/75; 25T DB HC Club Trophy: 1st T Bourke B: 1st N Petrone 24/25, 2nd J Mortys 28/30; C: 1st West 84/110; A: 1st D Jakes 56/90, 2nd P Overcast (18): 25T SB: OA: D Claxton 31/34; AA: 29/29, 2nd G Field 28/29, 3rd K Miller 24/25; 20T T Callander 21/25, 2nd B Camilleri 20/25; VET: F Campbell 53/90; B: 1st D Cunningham 49/90, 1st L Cuzner 23/28; A: 1st M Harris 30/34; B: 1st DB 15m: AA: 1st D Edmonds 28/28, 2nd A D Ellis Bradwell 32/35; LAD: E Bennett 32/35; JNR: B 2nd G O’Brien 47/90; C: 1st N McDonald 44/90, G Beht 24/27; C: 1st D Brighenti 20/25; 25T PS: 27/28; A: 1st R Larkings 20/20, 2nd K Miller Camilleri 20/25; 50T DB: OA: 1st W Higginbotham 2nd J Turner 43/90; JNR: J Turner 43/90; VET: M OA: K Cox 74/75; AA: 1st B Skinner 73/75; A: 1st 27/28; B: 1st B Finch 20/20, 2nd J Edmonds 81/81, 2nd G Castellaro 80/81; AA: 1st J Crompton Klinger 62/90; Raffle: J Hayes. A Christou 69/75; B: 1st T Senior 59/75; C: 1st D 16/20; C: 1st N McRae 20/23, 2nd G Armour 64/65, 2nd R Duncan 87/88; A: 1st Z Alameddine Brighenti 63/75. 19/23; 10T SB 16m: AA: 1st G Field 10/10, 2nd J 53/54, 2nd T Deland 49/50; B: 1st F Ibrahim 49/50, Junee 28/06/09 Poole 10/10; A: 1st T Kelly 10/10, 2nd N Campion 2nd R Webb 48/50; C: 1st D Hodges 47/50, 2nd B Overcast & cold(16): 25T PS CD: AA: M Paton Majura Park 27/05/09 10/10; B: 1st J Edmonds 10/10, 2nd G O’Brien Camilleri 47/51; VET: G Rootes 49/50; LAD: E 74/75; A: C Strike 75/75; B: R Crisp 64/75; C: K Overcast (26): 25T DB: OA: M Harris 40/40; AA: 8/10; C: G Armour 9/10, 2nd N McRae 8/10; HG: Bennett 50/54; JNR: A Bartolo 27/50; OA HG: J Schiller 63/75; 50T DB CS: OA: M Paton 52/52; 1st A Scott 39/40; A: 1st W Young 38/39; B: 1st R B Henshall 154/160. Crompton 249/250; AA: G Castellaro 248/250; A: AA: V Bowman 47/50; A: G Burton 47/50; B: R Southwell 24/25; C: 1st H Cousins 25/29; 25T PS: R Duncan 240/250; B: J Mortys 228/250; C: B Crisp 48/51; C: K Schiller 49/51; VET: K Longmore OA: M Harris 40/40; AA: 1st A Scott 39/40; A: 1st Hay 28/6/09 Camilleri 220/250; VET: G Rootes 263/275; LAD: S 54/58; 25T SB CD: AA: V Bowman 23/25; A: C W Young 38/39; B: 1st R Southwell 24/25; C: 1st Overcast & cool (15): 10T Pts EO CD: Possibles W Peck 233/250; JNR: B Camilleri 220/250. Strike 24/25; B: T Post 25/25; C: J Considine H Cousins 25/29; 25T PS: OA: B Skinner 75/75; A: Dunbar, C Anderson, A Morrison, J Duryea & B 19/25; HG: C Strike 145/150. 1st D Caccioppoli 69/75; A: 1st A Christou 74/75; Morris; 30 PTS: OA & AA: C Anderson 114/114; A: Inverell RSM 20/06/09 B: 1st I Latter 70/75; C: D Brighenti 63/75. E McCullough 83/90; B: G Harrison 76/90; C: S Overcast (31): 25T B/T: A: G Baxter 28/29; B: A Kempsey 20/6/09 Barnes 66/90; 20 SB: OA & AA: R Anderson 31/31; Uphill 22/25; C: T Haynes 20/26; 25T DB Cash Wet (32): 50T DB C/CS: O/A: S. McMahon 61/61; Majura Park 03/06/09 A: M Callanan 20/20; B: G Harrison 19/20; C: S Trophy: AA: G Fields 58/58; A: T Kelly 25/25; B: B AA: H. MacInnes 49/50, B. Jones 68/70; A: P. Raing & state of origin (13): 75T Ch/Ch: OA: D Barnes 16/23; 30 DB: OA & AA: R Anderson Farlow 25/25; C: G Armour 22/25; 25T CONT SB Deland 60/61, K. Miller 49/50; B: P. Leicht 60/62, Crane 121/125; AA: 1st B Skinner 118/125, 2nd D 150/150; A: J Duryea 30/30; B: G Harrison 30/30; CS: OA: R Vidal 29/29; AA: 1st B Henshall, 2nd A J. Griffiths 59/62; C: A. McMahon 43/50, P. Reed 117/125; A: 1st M Harris 113/125, 2nd K Cox C: S Barnes 29/30; 10T Club Mug: W Headon Uphill 35/36; A: 1st T Haynes 23/25, 2nd N Brenton 42/50; 50T PS Paul Pritchard Memorial: 112/125; B: 1st B Edlington; C: 1st D Brighenti 10/10; HG: C Anderson 170/170. Campion 22/26; B: 1st J Haynes 21/25, 2nd B O/A: K. Miller 149/150; AA: H. MacInnes 146/150, 102/125. B. Clarke 141/150, S. McMahon 138/150; A: K. Saunders 144/153, P. Deland 143/153, D. Pay Majura Park 07/06/09 140/150; B: J. Griffiths 137/150, P. Leicht Overcast (22): 10T PS CD: AA: 1st B Skinner 132/150, B. Neill 131/150; C: P. Brenton 133/150, 30/30; A: 1st K Cox 30/30; B: 1st S Seckar 30/30; Parkes Gun Club Inc T. Baker 125/150, A. McMahon 118/150; O/A VET: C: 1st P Mikola 26/30; 50T PS CS: OA: W Cameron B. Jones 134/150; O/A LAD: L. Clarke 114/150; O/A 148/150; AA: 1st B Skinner 145/150, 2nd D Reed JNR: B. Griffiths 137/150; HG: K Miller 198/200. 144/145; A: 1st G Kazolis 141/150, 2nd K Cox TOWER CHAMPIONSHIPS 139/150; B: 1st S Seckar 156/177, 2nd F Bartolo Majura Park 03/05/09 153/177; C: 1st D Brighenti 123/150, 2nd A Saturday 31/10/09 10am start Fine (30): 25T PS CD: AA: 1st B Skinner & W Smedley 113/150; 25T SB CS: OA: I McKenzie Cameron 74/75; A: 1st B Duncan & K Cox 70/75; 62/66; AA: 1st B Skinner 61/66, 2nd D Reed Ev 1 25 tgt D/B Tower C/S B: 1st S Balogh 74/75; C: K Tittenbach 64/75; 30T 52/57; A: 1st K Cox 57/62, 2nd N Nicholson Sash O/A + 1st, 2nd & 3rd HC CS: 1st B Skinner 31/31, 2nd D Crane 30/31, 41/50; B: 1st F Bartolo 49/54, 2nd S Seckar 41/50; 3rd K Cox 29/30; 50T Club DB: OA: A Barton C: 1st D Brighenti 42/50, 2nd A Smedley 40/50; Ev 2 25 tgt S/B Tower C/S 254/254; AA: 1st B Skinner 253/254, 2nd G OA HG: B Skinner 221/230. Sash O/A + 1st, 2nd & 3rd Serafin & W Cameron 76/77; A: 1st K Cox 78/79, Ev 3 25 tgt P/S Tower C/S 2nd G Kazolis 77/79; B: 1st S Seckar 49/50, 2nd R Majura Park 17/6/09 Bayley 48/50; C: 1st G Betar 40/50, 2nd S Fine (20): 25T DB: O/A: D Claxton 36/36; AA: I Sash O/A + 1st, 2nd & 3rd McKenzie 39/50; HG OA: B Skinner 154/155. McKenzie 34/35; A: A Christon 35/36; B: R Southwell 24/26; C: R McKenzie 19/26; 25T PS: O/A HIGH GUN Majura Park 06/05/09 O/A: B Duncan 74/75; AA: M Harris 73/75; A: Contact Ron Spedding Pres 0429 686 216 Fine (20):75T Ch/Ch: OA: D Crane 119/125; AA: Wayne 73/75; B: B Southwell 67/75; C: H Cousin 1st B Skinner 116/125, 2nd I McKenzie 113/125; 56/75.

Page 42 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 NSW STATE TRAP CARNIVAL National Shooting Ground Wagga 2, 3, 4 & 5 October 2009

Friday 2nd October 12 Noon start Event 1 12 Noon NSW State Champion of Champions 75t off 18m 25DB, SB, PS 5.30pm AGM and Open Forum Saturday 3rd October 8.00am start 8.00am Zone Teams 8.40am Official Opening Zone Teams Official Parade Hall of Fame presentation Event 2 9.00am NSW Single Barrel Championship 50T Event 3 NSW Double Barrel Championship 50T Sunday 4th October 9.00am start Event 4 9.00am NSW Points Score 50T Event 5 NSW Handicap Championship 50T 5.30pm State Team Presentation (Postal) Monday 5th October 9.00am start Event 6 9.00am NSW Double Rise Championship 25Pr State Teams High Gun $3500 cash sponsored by Casella Wines NOMINATIONS: Event 1 $40, JUNIORS FREE Event 2, 3, 4, & 6 $35, JUNIORS FREE Plus Administration fee of $5 per nomination form and environmental levy $1 per day GRADES – Events 1, 2, 3, 4 & 6: Overall, AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd Event 5: 1st – 5th SECTIONS – Womens, Veterans >65, Junior <18, Sub Junior 12 – 14 Each competitor can only nominate in 1 section STATE HIGH GUN EVENTS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 Full catering and bar facilities will be available

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 43 Majura Park 24/06/09 C Plessas 41/50; A: C Andrews 41/50; B: F Awzi Fine (21): 25T PS: OA: D Brighenti 75/75; AA: 1st 46/50; C: Y lopes 30/40. M Harris 74/75; A: 1st D Marzotto 70/75; B: 1st RICHMOND RIVER GUN CLUB INC G Kruppai 67/75; C: 1st H Cousins 50/75; 25T DB Marconi 5/7/09 Night Owl: OA: 1st D Crane 47/47; AA: 1st B Fine, Cold (29): 10T PS Gr SxS: AA: 1 x 30, 1 x 29; WYRALLAH ROAD, LISMORE Skinner 24/25; A: 1st P Pierre 46/47; B: 1st D A: 3 x 30; B: 1 x 26, 1 x 25, 1 x 23; C: 1 x 26, 1 x Marzotto 33/34; C: 1st D Brighenti 24/25. 23, 1 x 16; 50T SB CS: AA: C Sherry 49/50, S 23rd August 2009 Tsoukalas 46/50; A: K Bosanko 47/50, Ziad A Majura Park 1/7/09 44/50; B: B Samuels 43/50, E Chetculi 39/50; C: F Cold (23): 75T Ch/Ch: O/A: D Reed 117/125; AA: B Honeyman 35/50, W Staughton 34/50; 50T DB: commencing at 10.00am Skinner 116/125, D Crane & A Pagett 109/125; A: AA: C Sherry 50/50, H Guerrieao & N Lougas P Pierre 112/125, D Claxton 110/125; B: D 49/50; A: L Galea 50/50, I Petrina 48/50; B: B Marzotto 87/125, R southwell 78/125; C: R Samuels 49/50, Peter P; C: W Staughton 49/50, L McKenzie 91/125, B Pratt 82/125. Oaks & F Honeyman 44/50; HG: C Sherry 128/130. Majura Park 5/7/09 Cold, Fine (54): 50T SB ACT Titles 2009: O/A: P Moree 30-31/5/09 CASH FOR FIRST Watchorn 49/50; AA: M Patmore 62/65, B Perfect, then Cold & Windy (83): 25T DB CONT CD $500.00 Skinner 61/65; A: K Cox 48/50, I McKenzie 55/58; E/O: AA: A Uphill, B Kneipp, P Watchorn, M OVERALL AFTER POINTS B: R Sothwell 47/50, M W Simpson 45/50; C: A Kruger-Davis, H Overton, C Mitchell, J Kent & D Smedley 43/50, K White 41/51; ACT Titles 2009 Makim 25/25; A: T Scriven, R Fulwood-Hoskins, T ADJUSTMENT 150T HG: O/A: M Patmore 250/258; James Kyle Robb & S Boydell 25/25; B: J Turner 25/25 A Memorial 100T PS: O/A: W Cameron 298/300; Hoffman, D Schultz, E Anderson, H Johnson & D AA + 1 A + 4 B + 8 C + 18 AA: J Winters 295/300, D Reed 294/300; A: I Boydell 24/25; C : F O’Neill & D Quirk 24/25; 50T McKenzie 294/300, A Christou 293/300; B: G SB CONT CS: O/A: P Fitzalan 52/54; AA: D a novel and exciting way of giving Burgess 288/300, D Marzotto 274/300; C: M Makim 51/54, V Hyde 50/53; A: S Boydell 48/51, Dunn 272/300, B Camilleri 257/300. V Moore 47/51; B:J Turner 47/50, B Griffiths everyone a chance. In 2007 the event 46/51; C: G McInnes 43/50, F O'Neill 41/50; LAD: Majura Park 15/07/09 V Moore 45/50; JNR: B Griffiths 45/50; VET: P was won by a AA Grader after a shoot Cold some showers (14): 25T DB CONT: OA: R Fitzalan 45/50; 50T DB CONT CS: O/A: Br Kneipp off with a B Grade shooter 2008 won Southwell 25/25; AA: 1st W Cameron 24/25; A: 112/112; AA: C Tattam 111/112, J Kent 56/57; A: 1st J Szuromi 24/25; B: 1st D Brighenti 23/25; C: B Allan 98/100, S Boydell 97/100; B: D Boydell by B Grade shooter 1st H Cousins 20/25; 25T PS CONT: OA: A 51/52, H Johnson 50/52; C: R Brown 44/50, W Christou 18/25; AA: 1st D Reed 69/75; A: 1st J Cameron 43/50; LAD: D Boydell 49/50; JNR: H $200.00 cash 1st, $100.00 cash 2nd Szuromi 71/75; B: 1st D Brighenti 69/75; C: 1st H Johnson 49/50; VET: J Kent 50/50; 25T DB CONT Cousins 43/75. CD E/O: AA: J Sleightholme, V Hyde, H Overton AA, A, B & C grades. & J Kent 25/25; A: P Ewart 25/25 T Rogers, S Gall, Marconi 08/05/09 P Jackson, P Haley & S Boydell 24/25; B: H (Overall winner not eligible for Grade prize) Cold & windy (15): 20T PS GR Sweeps: AA: 1x 56; Johnson 25/25 L Hattenfels, J Griffiths, J Allan & A: 1x 56, 1x49, 1x35; B: 1x56, 1x55, 1x54; C: T Haynes 24/25; C: D Quirk 22/25 G Armour 1x49, 1x47, 1x41; Night Vision CONT DB: AA: C 21/25 F O’Neill 20/25; 50T PS CONT CS: O/A: J 100 TARGET EVENT 50 DB, 50 PS. Plessas 48/50; A: D Barros 47/52; B: T Loupos Sleightholme 148/150; AA: M Johnson 147/150, 47/50; C: Y Lopes 37/50. P Tattam 141/153; A: P Ewart 142/150, T Nominations $60.00 all grades. Watchorne 137/150; B: R Carrigan 140/150, B Marconi 10/05/09 Griffiths 138/150; C: D Quirk 132/150, 2 R Morning tea Lunch afternoon tea available Very Cold (21): 25T PS GR Sweeps: AA: 2x74, Christie 125/150; LAD: H Overton 143/156; JNR: 2x71; A: 1x74, 1x67, 2x65; B: 1x66, 1x64, 1x59; B Griffiths 138/150; VET: J Kent 137/150; 30T ammo also available C: 1x61; 25T DB: AA: 1st H Guerriero 42/42, 2nd MXD CS: O/A & AA: G Moore 50/50; AA: C A Tsolakis 41/42; A: 1st B Frost 32/34, 2nd K Overton 74/75; A: P Ewart 49/50, V Moore Limited camping on grounds permitted Bosanko 31/34; B: 1st D Pearson 24/25, 2nd C 48/50; B: B Ping Kee 47/50, J Turner 70/75; C: G Briotelis 23/25; C: 1st A Chahrouk 20/25, 2nd V Armour 48/50, F O'Neill 57/75; LAD: H Overton by arrangement Mercuri 8/25; 25 pr DR CS: OA &AA: 1st C Sherry 73/75; JNR: B Griffiths 45/50; VET: P Fitzalan 44/50; AA: 2nd L Galea 45/60; A: 1st L Trew 45/50; HG: O/A: G Moore 333/350; AA: M CONTACT: Mike Sullivan 02 6663 3329 41/50, 2nd P Philpott 38/50; B: 1st S Tourgelis Johnson 330/350; A: P Ewart 330/350; B: B 30/30, 2nd T Callander 22/50; C: 1st A Chahrouk Griffiths 318/250; C: D Quirk 294/350; LAD: H Phillip Consalvo 02 6624 1973. 34/50; HG: C Sherry 143/150. Overton 326/350; JNR: B Griffiths 318/350; VET: J Kent 324/350. Please Note: The committee reserves the Marconi 24/05/09 Fine (34): 25T GR Sweeps: AA: 1x74, 1x71, 1x70; Moree 7/6/09 right to reduce the prize money to A: 4x71; B: 1x74, 2x72; C: 1x65, 2x63; 25T HC: (23): 25T SKT: A McManus 24, F O’Neill 23, G 1st M Nsar Jnr 25/25, 2nd B Samuels 24/25, 3rd McInnes & H Johnson 21; 50T MED: 25 DB, 25 PS: $400.00 O/A, $150.00 for 1st and T Grice 23/25; 50T DB: AA: 1st Split G Rootes & AA: P Tattam 157/160, A Uphill154/160, C Tattam Ziad A 100/100; A: 1st G Lysaght 50/50, 2nd T 96/100; A: A McManus 95/100; B: T Haynes $75.00 for 2nd in each grade if there Grice 49/50; B: 1st T Grice 50/50, 2nd R Haggard 96/100, D Schultz 95/100, J Fea 94/100, H are less than 40 nominations. 48/50; C: 1st M Dunn 41/50, 2nd A Chahrouk Johnson 94/100; C: F O’Neill 84/100, T 40/50; HG: G Rootes 145/150. Montgomery 101/120, G McInnes 99/120, D Quirk 99/120: 25Pr DR CS: O/A: C Tattam52/60; Marconi 05/06/09 AA: M Johnson 48/60, A Uphill 40/50, A Sunday 30th August 2009 Cool night (22): 20T DB GR Sweeps: AA: 1x20, Drogemuller 39/50; A: T Haynes 37/50, A 3x19; A: 3x18; B: 5x19; C: 2x17, 1x14; Night McManus 12/50; B: D Schultz 38/50, R Carrigan vision 50 PS: AA: 1st C Plessas 146/150, 2nd H 35/50, H Johnson 34/50; C: F O’Neill 34/50, D at 10 am Guerriero 143/150; A: 1st D Barros 139/150, 2nd Quirk 32/50, T Montgomery 30/50; HG: AA: C D Barros 139/150, 2nd K Bosanko 138/150; B: Tattam 139/150; A: A McManus 107/150; B: T OFFICIAL OPENING OF Fawzi 139/153, 2nd P Shiailis 137/150; C: 1st L Haynes 133/150; C: F O’Neill 118/150. Clarke 117/150, 2nd Y Lopes 111/150; HG: C Plessas 165/170. Moree 4-5/7/09 FACILITY UPGRADE Fine, Cold & Breezy (112): 25T DB CD; AA: R Marconi 08/06/09 Cusack, T Rogers, A Moore, M Johnson, A Dallas, Skeet Trap and Five stand events to be Fine (40): 10T PS GR Sweeps: AA: 2x27, 1x26; A: P Tattam, G Moore, K Walton, H Phillip, R 2x30, 5x29; B: 1x29, 1x27, 1x26; C: 1x28, 1x26, Thompson, W Hawkins, B Manns and P Holmes confirmed and dependant on numbers. 1x23; 100T DB CS: OA & AA: 1st N Lougas 25/25, A: S Moody & G Jones 25/25, B: J Turner, 108/108, 2nd H Guerriero 97/100; A: 1st K E Mills & J Peters 24/25, C:D Quirk 23/25, R Supporters of clay target shooting are Bosanko 107/108, 2nd Ziad A 105/109; B: 1st J Christie, G McInnes & P Christie 22/25, 50T SB Grice 96/100, 2nd B Samuels 92/100; C: 1st M National WZCTA C/S; O/A: C Mitchell 50/50, AA: specifically requested to attend this event. Dunn 93/100, 2nd F Honeyman 87/100; HG: J R Brown 49/50, A Dallas 66/68, A: J Owen 47/50, Grice 125/130; ISSF Trap: OA: F Minchi 89/100; A: W Powell 47/51, B: D Watts 46/50, J Wood CONTACT: Mike Sullivan 6663 3329, 1st T Cantali 87/100, 2nd Vassilimis 82/100; B: 1st 44/50, C: G McInnes 42/50, D Quirk 38/50, Lad: J Kladis 84/100, 2nd M Nasr 74/100; C: 1st H Iida VMoore 43/50, Jun: J Owen 47/50, Vet: P Phil Consalvo 6624 1973 or 77/100, 2nd S Samuels 76/100. Fitzalan 47/50, 50T DB Namoi CottonTrophy & NSW WZCTA C/S; O/A: J Manns 77/77, AA: D Geoff Jacobsen on 02 6686 0870 Marconi 3/7/09 Stevens 76/77, A Moore 69/70, A: B Long 76/77, Very Cold, Windy (12): 20T Gr SxS: AA: 1 x 53, 1 V Moore 64/65, B: J Turner 77/80, D Schultz for more information. x 42, 1 x 47; A: 1 x 52, 1 x 51, 1 x 50; B: 2 x 53, 76/80, C: D Quirk 49/50, G McInnes 46/50, Lad: 1 x 49; C: 1 x 42, 1 x 39; Night 50 CONT SB: AA: H Overton 58/59, Jun: A Moore 50/50, Vet: J

Page 44 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 Kent 54/57, 30T SB WZ Night C/S; O/A: N Owen 22/25; C: 1st D Shepherd 24/25, 2nd J Boyer Newcastle Lake Macquarie 19/07/09 New South Wales 01/07/09 39/40, AA: P Holmes 38/40, C Mitchell 29/31, A: 19/25; JNR: R Main; VET: C Peach; LAD: Sara Holt. Fine: 100T ISSF Trap: OA: 1st A Vassilimis Fine: SKT HC: Winner Peter Dent. W Powell 32/36, J Owen 31/36, B: J Allan 28/30, 86/100+19; A: 1st H Kassianou 84/100; B: 1st T J Turner 28/32, C: D Quirk 26/30, T Boon 22/30, Newcastle Lake Macquarie 06/06/09 McCloy 73/100; C: H Iida 58/100; JNR: 1st D New South Wales 4/7/09 Lad: J Allan 28/30, Jun: J Owen 27/30, Vet: J Fine & sunny: 25T PS CD: AA: 1st G Gosling 75/75, Douglas 72/100. 100T SKT: AA: J Guberina 98+18, J Lucchitti Kent 28/35, 50T PS Tom Boydell Memorial PS 2nd R Cangiano 61/75; A: 1st J Piper 73/75, 2nd C 98+17, A Lucchitti 97, A Muoio 96; A: D Taylor Trophy WZCTA C/S; O/A: R Thompson 150/150, Prest 72/75; B: 1st C Diaz & A Laverick 72/75; C: New South Wales 16/05/09 96, F Marcellino 95, M Maloney 94+10, R Clarke AA: W Hawkins 149/150, C Mitchell 157/159, A: 1st T Delbridge & K Hugo 69/75; 25T CONT CD; AA: 1st H Phillip 88, 2nd R Clarke 77; A: 1st N 94+8; B: J Curtis 95, S Zappala 94, P Kouroupis V Moore 147/150, S Brown 151/156, B: R AA: 1st G Gosling 23/25, 2nd R Cangiano 20/25; Guy 85, 2nd C Cameron 84; B: 1st T McSorley 77, 81, C Harris 79; C: T Annecchini 88, P Williams Shelton 149/150, 2 J Sullivan 144/150, C: D A: 1st R Wilson 24/25, 2nd C Prest & D Chapman 2nd G Thompson 75; C: 1st S Thompson 68, 2nd 86+4, A Bell 86+0, P Dent 84. Quirk 125/150, R Christie 122/150, Lad: V Moore 23/25; B: 1st A Laverick 25/25, 2nd R Hancock & G Fox 59. 147/150, Jun: J Turner 143/150, Vet: J Manns C Diaz 24/25; C: 1st L Huntington 23/25, 2nd R New South Wales 11/07/09 145/150, 50T H/C . Frank O'Neil Trophy; P Marko & K Hugo 22/25; 50T CONT CS: OA: R New South Wales 30/05/09 Olympic trap: OA: F Minici 105; A: 1st J Ellis 93, Tattam 53/53, B Manns 52/53, G Moore 52/53, Piampiani 50/50; AA: 1st G Gosling 49/50, 2nd R 90T Hare Hunt: 1st J Broomfield 122, 2nd T 2nd W Maryska 68; B: 1st J Broomfield 93, 2nd I R Thompson 56/58, V Moore 55/58, H/G: O/A: R Cangiano 43/50; A: 1st R McLean 49/50, 2nd J Lionatos 119, 3rd A Shacklock 109, 4th W Hoschke 68; C: 1st T McSorley 90, 2nd A Fardoulis Thompson 321/325, AA: B Manns 317/325, A: V Piper 46/50; B: 1st C Diaz 48/50, 2nd K Morgan Maryska 99, 5th K Fardoulis 96. 88. Moore 310/325, B: D Watts 302/325, C: D Quirk 48/50; C: 1st S Armstrong 46/50, 2nd R Marko & New South Wales 03/06/09 277/325, Lad: V Moore 310/325, Jun: J Turner K Hugo; OA: G Gosling 147/150. Cloudy SKT HC: Winner G Hall. New South Wales 15/07/09 301/325, Vet: P Fitzalan 296/325. Fine: SKT HC: Winner B Doulton. Newcastle Lake Macquarie 20/06/09 New South Wales 06/06/09 Moulamein 24/05/09 Raining & overcast: 75T State Sporting Clays CS: 100T Alf Najar 90th Birthday SKT: AA: 1st J New South Wales 15/07/09 Cool, windy overcast (14): 10T DB EO S/S: P OA: M Kavanagh 72/75; AA: 1st M Ling 67/75, Lucchitti 98, 2nd N Malouf 97, 3rd J Lucchitti 96, 50T SZ Night SB CS; OA: R Hibbert 48; AA: 1st G Akkermans, W Upton, J Borg, C Peach & J 2nd F Searles 88/100, 3rd A Garvie 87/100; A; 1st 4th J Guberina 94; A: 1st S Wright 94, 2nd M Rootes 47, 2nd C Plessas 46; A: 1st A Shacklock Absalom 10/10; 30T DB GR: OA & B: J Borg 30/30; L Pezzano 68/75, 2nd M Carta 66/75, 3rd D Rose Maloney 93, 3rd W Petersen & G Petrou 91; B: 1st 44, 2nd K Doerner; B: 1st Z Muysken 44, 2nd D B: 2nd P Hutchinson 26/31, 3rd G Manuel 25/31; 65/75; B; 1st A Buys 56/75, 2nd Z Dettori 54/75, S Zappala 92, 2nd J Curtis 91, 3rd A Najar 90, 4th Pearson 43; C: 1st N Urrutia 40, 2nd G Smith 37. AA: 1st W Upton 45/46, 2nd P Akkermans 44/46, 3rd T Annecchini 53/75; C; 1st D Chetcuti 52/75, L Archer 86; C: 1st A Bell 90, 2nd P Williams 89, 3rd M Absalom 27/30; A: 1st J Absalom 29/30, 2nd E Chetcuti 51/75, 3rd W Holliday 35/75; LAD: 3rd A Shacklock 86, J Bromfield 81. New South Wales 15/07/09 2nd E McCullough 28/30; C: 1st D Shepherd A Buys 56/75; JNR: B Hayes 54/75; VET; S 100T DB CS: OA: 1st A Del Ben 99; AA: 1st R 22/30, 2nd W Hall 19/30; C: W Pearse 18/30;15T Krollpfeiffer 52/75; State Championship Team: M New South Wales 17/06/09 Clarke 98, 2nd F Seve 96; A: 1st C Cameron 97+8, CONT PS GR CD: AA: P Akkermans 43/45; A: E Kavanagh, L Peazzano & M Ling. Rainy: SKT HC: Winner T Annecchini. 2nd A Fardoulis 97+7; B: 1st Z Muysken 94+12, McCullough 41/45; B: J Borg 42/45; C: W Hall 2nd M Dunn 94+11; C: 1st B Staughton 87, 2nd 27/45; 30T DB CONT CS: OA & AA: P Akkermans Newcastle Lake Macquarie 21/06/09 New South Wales 21/06/09 R Billing 86. 29/30; AA: 2nd M Absalom 31/32, 3rd W Upton Overcast: 100T I.S.S.F. Trap: OA: M McNabb 100T DTL HC Perpetual Shield: 1st M Dunn 95, 30/32; A: 1st E McCullough 37/40, 2nd J Absalom 115/125; A: 1st R McCloy 76/100; B: 1st G Evans 2nd Z Muysken 94+14, 3rd J Bromfield 93+13, Orange 24/05/09 36/40; B: 1st G Manuel 28/30, 2nd J Borg 27/30, 79/100; C: 1st H Iida 70/100; JNR: D Douglas 4th A Shacklock 94+10, 5th C Eleftheriou 92+2. Fine & sunny (64): 50T CONT DB: OA: R Clarke 3rd C Peach 26/30; C: 1st W Hall 27/30, 2nd D 74/100. 80/80; AA: 1st J Caltabiano 79/80, 2nd M Shepherd 21/30, 3rd W Pearse 16/30. New South Wales 22/06/09 Patmore 72/73; A: 1st G Evans 101/102, 2nd D Newcastle Lake Macquarie 7/6/09 Fine: SKT HC: Winner Peter Dent Hopwood 100/102; B:1st R Stanford 52/55, 2nd J Moulamein 07/06/09 Fine, Sunny: 50T HC SKT: J Cunninham 40/50 + Horspool 51/55; C: 1st S Hopwood 48/50, 2nd B Cold overcast (37): 50T DB CS: OA & AA: P 10, W Holliday 42/50+8, R Nicholson 46/50+2; New South Wales 27/06/09 Coles 47/50; 50T CONT SB: OA: M Patmore 75/76; Akkermans 52/52; AA: 2nd R Hosking 51/52; A: 100T MXD TRAP: 25T DB, 50T PS CS, 25T SB: AA: 100T Sporting: OA: S Newcombe 87+4; AA: 1st D AA: 1st W Cameron 74/75, 2nd J Finn 48/50; A: 1st D Pay 49/50, 2nd G Holt 48/50; B: 1st F G Gosling 194/200, R Clarke 189/200; A: J Piper Brenton 87+3, 2nd W Bosden 84+7, 3rd Don 1st G Jones 49/50, 2nd B Greenaway 47/50; B: 1st Siciliano 46/50, 2nd M Googh 50/55; C: 1st J 189/200, R McLean 186/200; B: A Laverick Jessop 84+6; B: 1st C Eleftheriou 83, 2nd B T Yates 44/50, 2nd B Simpson 43/50; C: 1st B Boyer 42/50, 2nd D Shepherd 36/50; 25T DB 201/225, R Piampiani 199/225; C: R Marko Tsagaropoulos 81, 3rd T Burgess 80; C: 1st J Coles 47/50, 2nd S Hopwood 46/50; 20T CONT CONT CS: OA & AA: P Akkermans 25/25; AA: 2nd 163/200, B Seve 161/200; 50T PS Ch: G Golsling Archibald 69, 2nd W Dicjinson 69, 3rd M PS: OA: J Caltabiano 149/150; AA: 1st C Sherry D Costa 25/26; B: 1st K Yates 23/25, 2nd C Peach 148/150; O/A: G Golsling 194/200. Scroggins 66. 148/150, 2nd J Finn 145/150; A: 1st G Evans

SINGLETON CLAY TARGET CLUB Bi-Annual Two Day Novelty Field Shoot 9th & 10th September 2009 50 TARGET LAYOUT CASH & SHELLS FOR PRIZES 125 TARGETS EACH DAY SATURDAY 9TH 9.00 START SUNDAY 10TH 9.00 START Event 1 25 Target Cash Trophy Event 3 25 Target Cash Trophy Event 2 100 Target Don Thrift Memorial Event 4 100 Target Championship REDBANK CREEK CHAMPIOSHIP Trophy 1st & 2nd Each Grade Sash & Trophy Each Grade Total Saturday $60 Total Sunday $60 SASHES FOR EACH GRADE IN DON THRIFT MEMORIAL High Gun for each grade, Ladies, Juniors & Veterans over two days REDUCED NOMS FOR LADIES & VETERANS Camping & Caravan facilities on grounds Meals, refreshments and ammunition available Committee reserves the right to alter program Club location: 20km from Singleton on the Singleton to Denman Road at Comleroi Road, Warkworth Further information: DENIS PEARCE – Secretary 02 6572 4700 ALL JUNIORS SHOOT BOTH DAYS FOR FREE

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 45 32nd Annual Trap Carnival September 4th 5th and 6th 2009 Friday 4th 6.30pm Event 1: GEOFF HUNTER PAINTING 25 Tgt P/S cash divide $20 Saturday 5th 9am Event 2: DIESEL CARE 30Tgt Champion of Champions 18m $20 Event 3: COATES HIRE 30Tgt Single Barrel Ch’ship $20 Event 4: TAMWORTH PAINT CENTRE 30 Tgt Double Barrel Ch’ship $20 Saturday Night Event 5: TAMWORTH LEICHT’S TYRE AND AUTO 50 Tgt NSW Night P/S Ch’ship $35

Sunday 6th 8.30am Event 6: 30Tgt Point Score Ch’ship $20 Event 7: TAMWORTH FIREARMS 30 Tgt Handicap Ch’ship $30 Event 8: TAMWORTH PAINT CENTRE 25 Pair Double Rise Ch’ship $30 Total Noms $195 Reduced noms for Ladies, Juniors and Veterans if shooting whole program $160 Highs Gun events 2 – 8 Overall High Gun Sash and Trophy sponsored by CLAY TARGET CO AA Grade High Gun sponsored by ABRAHAM LINCOLN MOTOR INN Ladies High Gun sponsored by BERETTA AUSTRALIA Grade High Gun Sashes and Trophy Ladies, Junior and Veteran High Gun Sash and Trophy Grade High Gun winners not eligible for sectional High Guns Shooters lotto Saturday and Sunday Free camping available at ground Evening meal available Friday and Saturday nights President: Peter Holmes 6766 2272 Secretary: Geoff Hunter 6761 8838 ah Email: - [email protected] Committee reserves the right to alter the program Abraham Lincoln is the preferred Motel of Tamworth Clay Target Club PH 67661233 $2500 TO ANY SHOOTER THAT SHOOTS THE PROGRAM CLEAN (split if more than 1) Sponsored By GEOFF HUNTER PAINTING CONTRACTOR

Page 46 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 145/150, 2nd B Frost 144/150; B: 1st T Yates Pringle, T Preston 24/25; C: N Davis 24/25, D 141/150, 2nd C Delaney 140/150; C: 1st K Hunt Johnon, P Consalvo, B Marjoram 23/25; 25T PS: 140/150, 2nd L Bevan 138/150; HG: AA: M AA: K Nealon 75/75, R Turner 73/75; A: J Lowndes Patmore 244/250; A: G Jones 237/250; B: T Yates 71/75, T Harris 69/75; B: S Murray 73/78, G 230/250; C: S Hopwood 231/250; OA: J Pringle 72/78; C: L Sullivan 65/75, D Johnson Caltabiano 247/250. 64/75; 50T DB CONT: AA: R Turner 76/78, K WARREN Nealon 75/78; A: J Lucas 49/50, P Westbury Orange 28/06/09 70/73; B: T Preston 46/50, S Murray 41/50; C: J 25T DB CD: AA: 1st D Hammond, K Walton, N Davis 45/50, B Cooper 48/57. Owen, P Sharp, M McAllister, J Laspina, W Sharp GUN CLUB INC & J Caltabiano 25/25; A: 1st G Evans, A Jones, J Shoalhaven 10/5/09 Owen, G Luck, R Alston & L Quirk 25/25; B: 1st R D F Golding Memorial Trophy: O/A: M. Bryan; Ringland 24/25, 2nd C Delaney, R Stanford & A E/O: R. Elhers; 50T DB: AA: M. Bryan; A: R.Elhers; McPhail 23/25; C: 1st L Bevan 25/25, 2nd B Coles B: R. Beck, E. Gauci; C: D. Loose, J. Hennig; VET: G. Championship Shoot & D Player 24/25; Ch/Ch: OA: M McAllister Banyer, M. Carey; 50T PS: AA: M. Bryan; A: 172/175; AA: 1st J Laspina 149/150, 2nd W Sharp R.Elhers; B: R. Beck; C: D. Loose, J. Hennig; VET: R. 145/150; A: 1st G Luck 147/150, 2nd G Jones Chin, M. Carey. 146/150; B: 1st R Stanford 144/15, 2nd C Including the Delaney 141/150; C: 1st C Kingham 133/150, 2nd Shoalhaven 14/6/09 A McPhail 122/150; OA HG: M McAllister. Fine, Dry: 100T SB CS: HG: W. Higginbotham; E/O: P Bone; 50T DB: AA: W. Higginbotham Ernie Wills Memorial Parkes 13/06/09 M. Bryan; A: R. Ehlers; B; R. Beck, P. Ivec; C: D. Cloudy fine (18): 25T DB CZ TWR: 1st L Ellison Loose, P. Hamilton; LAD: S. Marshall, B. Hill; VET: 25/25, 2nd D Spedding 26/29, 3rd D Wilson A. Spillman. C. Morabito; 50T PS: AA: W. and 25/29; 25T SB CZ TWR: 1st L Ellison 23/27, 2nd P Higginbotham, M. Bryan; A: R. Ehlers; B: P. Bone, Barber 22/27, 3rd J Caltabiano 22/26; 25T PS CZ R. Beck; C: W. Zamai, P. Hamilton; LAD: S. TWR: 1st L Ellison 75/75, 2nd D Wilson 71/75, 3rd Marshall, B. Hill; VET: R. Chin, J. McMillan. Tom Wild Memorial J Caltabiano 67/75; 20T HC: 1st L Redfern, 2nd J Caltabiano, 3rd A Hodges; HG L Ellison 137/145. Singleton 06/06/09 Fine (94): 25T Cash Novelty F&G AA; 1st J Norris Handicap Final Parkes 11/07/09 24/25, Eq 2nd C Hayes, B Byers, D Harris & T Fine, cloudy (31): 50T DB: OA: J Player; AA: W Turner 22/25; A: Eq 1st M McCallum & G Roser Sharpe, 2nd J Zammitt; A: 1st L Redfern, 2nd R 22/25; B: Eq 1st M Wolstenholme, C Main & M Spedding; B: 1st M Gascoigne, 2nd R Beck; C: 1st Daniel 21/25; C: Eq 1st K Buys, P Allen, L Adams Saturday October 10 A Miles, 2nd G Payseno; 25T SB Jim Watts Cup: & T Mitchell 18/25; Tom Turner Mem 75T F&G: OA: J Player; AA: 1st C Foster, 2nd R Ellison; A: AA: 1st D Douglas 69/75, 2nd T Turner 68/75; A: 1st L Redfern, 2nd G Luck; B: 1st D Hodges, 2nd 1st R Lannigan 63/75, 2nd S Thrift 63/75; B: 1st J M Pound; C: 1st A Miles, 2nd D Spedding; 25T Barker 60/75, 2nd M Daniel 59/75; C: 1st C 2009 HC: 1st L Ellison, 2nd A Miles, 3rd A Carroll; HG: Dargan 62/75, 2nd P Allen 50/75; OA HG: D J Player. Douglas 69/75. Starting at 9.00am Pooncarie 26/4/09 Singleton 07/06/09 Cold, windy (25):10T DB EO 15m: R Faux, P 100T Novelty F&G CS: HG: OA: A Garvie 176/200; Barnes, T Smith, R Malic, D Decaux & B Smith; A: J Norris 174/200; A: R Lannigan 161/200; B: J 20T DB Trophy 15m: AA: T King 20/20, R Malic Barker 162/200; C: C Dargan 146/200; LAD: A 19/20; A: R Baker 19/20, R Faux 17/20; B: J Borg Buys 154/200; JNR: D Douglas 170/200; VET: M Saturday 10th October 21/21, A Lambert 20/21; C: B Barnes 20/20, B Quinlan 153/200; AA: 1st A Garvie 101/112, 2nd Arnott 19/20; 15T PS 15m: AA: R Malic 44/45, T J Norris 97/112, 3rd A Page 85/100; A: 1st J 5T Double Barrel Eye Opener King 40/45; A: R Baker 44/51, R Faux 41/51; B: P Barker 85/100, 2nd S Payne 84/100, 3rd R Barnes 44/45, S Russo 45/48; C: B Barnes 42/45, Christian 82/100; B: 1st C Main 81/100, 2nd A B Smith 47/51; 25T SB 15m: AA: R Malic 24/25, T Buys 80/100, 3rd R Harris 79/100; C: 1st T 25T Double Barrel Championship King 22/25; A: R Faux 19/25, R Baker 18/25; B: J Mitchell 71/100, 2nd E Larkin 76/112, 3rd C Borg 23/27, T Smith 22/27; C: T Fisher 23/25, G Dargan 73/112. 25T Tom Wild Memorial Hcp Wakefield 21/25; 25T CONT CS 16m: AA: T King 34/35, R Malic 33/35; A: R Faux 22/26, R Baker Singleton 12/07/09 21/26; B: S Russo 38/41, P Barnes 3741; C: T Cool & fine (20): 100TDB CS: AA: 1st D Pearce 25T Points Score Championship Fraser 23/25, D Decaux 21/25; OA HG: R Malic 99/100, 2nd D Hungerford 96/100; A: 1st T Norris 111/115; JNR HG: S Russo 104/115. 97/100, 2nd G Joass 96/100; B: 1st B Goodwin 25T Single Barrel Championship 97/100, 2nd R Piampiani 96/100; C: 1st A Port Macquarie 07/06/09 Kentwell 91/100, 2nd O Lighezzolo 86/100; 25T Sunny (28): 50T DB CS: OA: B McKinnon DB SxS: 1st P Poile 25/25, 2nd R Marko 25/26, Tom Wild Memorial Hcp Final 154/154; AA: 1st R Clarke 153/154, 2nd S Wallis 3rd L Finlay 24/26, 4th R Piampiani 23/25, 5th T 129/130; A: 1st K Miller 49/50, 2nd G Evans Mitchell 22/25. 20 Pr Double Trap Championship 51/53; B: 1st B Griffiths 50/50, 2nd M Wilkins 48/50; C: 1st B Pharo 47/50, 2nd G Jones 46/50; Sydney 15/05/09 25T HC: 1st B Griffiths 28/28, 2nd A McWhirter Cold & windy night(24): 20T CONT PS GR Sweeps: Total Nominations $85 lunch inc 27/28, 3rd S Wallis 29/30; 15 PR DR: AA: B AA: 2x57, 2x56; A: 1x59, 1x58, 1X57; B: 1x60, Hooper 27/30, 2nd B McKinnon 25/30; A: Eq 1st 1x59,1x56; C: 1x53, 2x50; Night owl 50T CONT (Junior Nominations half price) J Webster & K Miller 22/30; B: 1st D Piper 25/30, DB: AA: 1st P Atansopoulos 50/50, 2nd T Kerem Eq 2nd A McWhirter & B Goodwin 23/30; C:1st M 49/50; A: 1st Bill C 49/50, 2nd G Zabetakis 48/50; Carter 23/30, 2nd B Pharo 20/30; HG: B Hooper B: 1st T Loupos 105/107, 2nd C Davenport Overall High Gun wins the 98/105. 104/107; C: 1st F Venizia 43/50, 2nd Y Lopes 42/50; HG: C Davenport 108/110. Ernie Wills Memorial Trophy Port Macquarie 5/7/09 Cool, Cloudy (26): 25T PS: AA: R Clarke 74/75, H Sydney 16-17/05/09 Mac Innes 72/75; A: B Griffiths 71/75, K Miller Fine(107-108): 25T DB GR Sweeps: AA: 10x25; A: Due to bad weather this year we 68/75; B: J Burke 74/75, A McWhirter 73/75; C: B 2x25, 7x24; B: 4x24; C: 2x23, 2x22; 30T M/T: AA: Pharo 68/75, L Clarke 65/75; 25T SB: AA: R Clarke 1st T Arvanitakis 71/75, 2nd S Wallis 67/75; A: 1st have been unable to shot these 25/25, H McInnes 23/25; A: K Miller 23/25, B A Christo 49/50, 2nd M Harris 98/100; B: 1st N Griffiths 21/25; B: B Neil & J Howell 24/25; C: B Petrone 62/65, 2nd F Ibrahim 59/65; C: 1st D Pharo 20/25, L Langer 19/25; 30T Ch/Ch: AA: H Dwyer 48/50, 2nd N Poulos 47/50; 50T SZ DB CS: events so we are having this one off MacInnes 50/50, B McKinnon 72/80: A: K Miller OA: A Del Ben 148/148; AA: 1st N Xenos 147/148, 50/50, M Flanagan 97/100; B: B Goodwin 50/50, 2nd F Petriella 105/106; A: 1st B Frost 61/62, 2nd catch up day A McWhirter 49/50; C: B Pharo 45/50, L Clarke M Gomes 54/55; B: 1st F Ibrahim 54/55, 2nd T 38/50; 25T DB CONT: AA: R Clarke 25/25, H Loupos 53/55; C: 1st D Price 49/50, 2nd N Poulos McInnes 23/25; A: M Flanagon 24/25, B Griffiths 46/50; SZ 50T PS CS: OA: G Coleman 168/168; WARREN GUN CLUB INC & K Miller 22/25; B: A McWhirter 25/25, B Ellison AA: 1st D Perri 167/168, 2nd C Sherry 176/177; 24/25; C; L Clarke & L Langer 19/25; HG: R Clarke A: 1st M Gomes 146/150, 2nd J Lambert 145/150; For further information contact: 171/175. B: 1st T Loupos 145/150, 2nd F Ibrahim 142/150; C: 1st P Chryss 135/150, 2nd D Price 133/150; SZ Don 02 6847 4683 Richmond River 28/6/09 50T SB CS: OA: S Wallis 64/64; AA: 1st I McKenzie Fine, Partly Overcast (39): 25T DB CD: AA: K 63/64, 2nd G Coleman 50/51; A: 1st M Gomes ☎ Nealon, R Turner 25/25; A: P Brown 25/25, M 49/50, 2nd T Alvaro 58/60; B: 1st T Loupos 49/50, Fiona 02 6847 4151 Sullivan, P Wesbury 24/25; B: S Murry 25/25, G 2nd B Van-Beek 49/52; C: 1st N Poulos 47/50,

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 47 2nd T Callander 45/50; HG: OA: G Coleman Sydney 28/6/09 Deland, B McKinnon, K Miller & M Wilson 25/25; Tumut 12/7/09 322/325; AA: D Perri 321/325; A: M Harris Cold, Windy (32): 50T SB: AA: G Rootes 50/50, C B: J Howell 24/25, P Leicht 23/25, Y Height 21/25; Cool, Sunny with some Cloud (19): 50T DB Gr CD: 306/325; B: T Loupos 301/325; C: N Poulos Sherry 49/50; A: Ziad A 48/50, L Trew 47/50; B: B C: D Deland 24/25, R Whitehead 19/25, M AA: D Caccioppoli, D Reed, D Power 50/50; A: S 289/325; LAD: T Watchorn 288/325; VET: T Alvaro Samuels 47/50, C Davenport 46/50; C: F honey- Rawson 18/25; 75T Ch/Ch: OA: 1st AA: R Clarke Wall 49/50, B Mayo, L McPherson 47/50; B: M 302.325; JNR: T Grice; 14-15 yrs J Grice 226/250, man 41/50, A Chahrouk 38/50; 50T DB: AA: C 146/150, D Pasfield 145/1150, H Macinnes Wall, R Churchill 48/50, V Rees 46/50; C: J 16-17 yrs T Grice 231/250. Sherry & H Guerriero 100/100; A: T Grice 99/100, 120/125; A: R Marsden 142/150, K Miller Considine 49/50, J Baker 47/50, A smith 41/50; 50T G Lysaght 98/100; B: B Samuels 71/73, D Pearson 140/150, P Deland 139/150; B: J Howell 114/125, PS CS: O/A: D Caccioppoli 152/153; AA: D reed Sydney 29/05/09 70/73; C: A Chahrouk 45/50, F honeyman 43/50; Y Height 107/125, K Hugo 102/125; C: D Deland 151/153; A: S Wall 143/150; B: M Wall 134/150; C: Heavy rain(15): 20T PS GR Sweeps: AA: 1x59, HG: C Sherry 99/100 112/125, E Clarke 101/125, R Whitehead 98/125; J Considine 138/150; HG: D Caccioppoli 223/224. 2x58; A: 1x57, 1x56, 1x51; B: 1x54; 2x53; C: HG: D Pasfield 146/150. 1x52; Night owl 25 DB, 25 PS: AA: P Sydney 10/07/09 Tyagarah 5/7/09 Athanasopoulos 99/100; A: D Barros 96/100; B: Wet & cold (22): 20T PS GR Sweeps: AA: 1x59, Taree-Wingham 13/06/09 Sunny, Cool: 25T DB: AA: R turner 24/25; B: M Fawzi 97/100; C: S Natsikas 96/100. 2x58; A: 1x58, 1x57, 1x56; B: 2x58, 1x57; C: (12): 50T SKT HC: 1st D Berry 60/67, 2nd D Beth 25/25, G Jacobsen 25/25; 25T SB: AA: R 2x52, 1x47; 25DB 25PS: AA: 1st C Plessas 99/100 Sutherland 56/67, 3rd K McWhirter 51/58; 50T turner 22/25; B: G Jacobsen 22/25, G Pringle & H Sydney 31/05/09 2nd split H Guerriero & P Athanasopoulos SKT C/D: AA; J Wilberforce 46/50; B: K Beth 21/25; C: J Holman 14/25; 25T PS: AA: R Showery & cold (41): 30 M/T GR Sweeps: AA: 98/100; A: 1st G Zabetakis 98/100, 2nd G McWhirter, M Flanagan & T Duck 47/50; C: D Turner 71/75; B: G Jacobsen 67/75, H Beth 65/75; 1x50, 2x49; A: 1x50, 1x49, 1x47; B: 1x48, 1x47, Georgiou 97/100; B: 1st Fawzi 97/103, 2nd D Sutherland 45/50, D Berry 43/50, M Carter 34/50; C: J Holman 38/75; 25T CONT: AA: R Turner 2x46; C: 2x42, 1x39; Club Ch/Ch: AA: 1st N Jones 96/103; C: 1st J Papadatos 80/100, 2nd C HG: J Wilberforce 93/100. 24/25; B: H Beth & G Jacobsen 24/25; C: J Holmes Lougas 123/125, 2nd C Sherry 119/125; A: 1st T Sarris 76/100; HG: C Plessas 157/160. 17/25; 10T: G Jacobsen 9/10. Grice 135/145, 2nd split L Trew & Z Saad Taree-Wingham 27-28/06/09 132/145; B: 1st Fawzi 116/125, 2nd B Samuels Sydney 12/07/09 NSWCTA Olympic Trap Grand Prix: OA: R McCloy Upper Hunter 16/05/09 110/125; C: 1st A Chahrouk 98/125, 2nd F Fine (36): 50T DB: AA; 1st N Lougas 123/123, 2nd 92/100+20; A: A Cantali 88/100 +2, F Minici Cool & very windy(11): 25 DB C/D: R Wakem Honeyman 95/125; HG: N Lougas 172/175. J Crompton 122/123; A: 1st Ziad A 51/51, 2nd C 88/100+1; B: J Wilberforce 88/100, M Harris 23/25, J Barker Jnr 21/25, J Murray 20/25; 25 PS Lysaght 50/51; B: 1st L Trew 50/50, 2nd D 86/100; C: G Scott 71/100, S Slattery 55/100; C/D: R Wakem 71/75, J Barker Jnr 64/75, D Sydney 12/6/09 Johnson 49/50; C: 1st W Staughton 49/50, 2nd F Taree-Wingham CS: OA: A Cantali 68/75+21; A: McPhie & J Murray 57/75; 25 DB CS: OA& A: R Cold Night (20): 30 MT Gr SxS: AA: 1 x 50; A: 1 x Honeyman 47/50; 50T PS: AA: 1st J Crompton N Wilkinson 65/75, F Mincini 63/75+1; B: M Wakem 24/25; B: N Edlington 18/25; C: J Murray 49; B: 1 x 48; C: 1 x 48; 25 PS, 25 DB; AA: D 150/150, 2nd N Lougas 148/150; A: 1st G Lysaght Harris 62/75, T McCloy 59/75; C: S Slattery 40/75, 20/25; 25 DB Cash HC: 1st A Kentwell 22/25, 2nd Tatam 98/100, T Chryss 95/100; A: G Geargiou 148/150, 2nd Ziad A 147/150; B: 1st J Camilleri D Deland 37/75; JNR HG: R Mccloy 155/175; OA N Edlington 20/25, 3rd D McPhie 21/27; HG: R 99/100, Bill C 93/100; B: F Awzi 116/120, P 145/150, 2nd S Cassar 144/150; C: 1st W HG: A Cantali 156/175. Wakem 137/150. Shiailis 115/120; C: Y Lopes; HG: F Awzi 144/150. Staughton 140/150, 2nd F Honeyman 136/150; HG: J Crompton 200/200. The Forest 17/05/09 Upper Hunter 20/06/09 Sydney 14/6/09 Sunny (18): 100T 50T DB, 50 DB PS: AA: 1st J Cloudy & mild (14): 25 DB C/D: D White & R Cold, Heavy Rain (33): 30 MT Gr SxS: AA: 2 x 49, Taree-Wingham 9/05/09 Dematos 95/100, 2nd R Thompson 91/100; A: 1st Wakem 25/25, D McPhie 24/25, A Kentwell & D 1 x 48; A: 2 x 49, 1 x 47; B: 1 x 50, 1 x 49, 1 x 47; Fine(14): 50T SKT HC: 1st K McWhirter 87/92, R Duncan 100/100, 2nd J Galea 95/100; B: 1st B Edlington 23/25; 25 PS C/D: J Barker Jnr 74/75, A C: 1 x 43, 1 x 42, 1 x 35; 75 MT: AA: W Smits 2nd R Ellison 84/92, 3rd D Sutherland 67/80; 50T Roberts 95/100, 2nd P Christensen 90/100; C: 1st Kentwell & D White 72/75, R Wakem 71/75; 25 122/125, C Sherry 120/125; A: Ziad A 121/125, J SKT C/D: AA: J Wilberforce 47/50; B: K McWhirter R Simpson 92/100,2nd M Simpson 89/100; OA MXD T CS: OA & A: J Barker Jnr 33/35; B: N Worley 118125; B: N Petrone 116/125; C: A 48/50, R Ellison & T Duck 45/50; C: D Sutherland Champion: R Thompson PS 199/200, DB: Edlington 29/35; C: A Kentwell 28/35; 25T DB Chahrour 105/125; HG Ziad A 171/175. 44/50, R Marko 43/50, B Soustal 38/50; HG: J 100/100. CONT C/D: A Kentwell, D White & J Barker 24/25, Wilberforce 96/100. P Poile 23/25, N Edlington, P Baker & R Wakem Sydney 26/6/09 The Forest 07/06/09 22/25; HG: R Wakem 149/160. Very Cold (27): 10T E/O Gr SxS: AA: 5 x 30; A: 3 x Taree-Wingham 31/05/09 50T DB, 50T CONT: AA: 1st P Pollard 88/100; A: 30; B: 4 x 30; C: 1 x 29, 2 x 27; Night Owl C/C: 50T O/Trap C/D: A: R McCloy 43/50, C Wilberforce 1st A Welsh 94/100, 2nd M Freestone 84/100; B: Wagga 7/6/09 AA: H Guerriero 99/100, W Smits 98/100; A: L 41/50; B: J Wilberforce 38/50, R Clarke 36/50, T 1st P Christensen 86/100, 2nd M Sawyer 84/100; Overcast, Cold (35): 50T SKT: AA & A: R Ehlers Trew 96/100, G Georgiou 95/100; B: P Shiailis McCloy 32/50; C: D Deland 35/50, R Ellison C: 1st D Dobson 82/100, 2nd A Dobson 78/100; 47/50; B: R Mathers 48/50; C: B Hulm 39/50; 25T 95/100, F Awzi 119/125; C: M Ghaja 89/100, S 33/50, P Deland 30/50; 25T DB CD: AA: S Wallis JNR: 1st H Dobson 63/100, 2nd T Dobson 54/100. DB CS: O/A: R Mathers 22/25; AA & A: J Pope Natsikas 88/100; HG: W Smits 128/130. 25/25, M Height & H Macinnes 24/25; A: P 20/25; B: D Pope 20/25; C: S Kavanagh 19/25; 25 The Forest 21/06/09 Pr DR: O/A: D Power 45/50; AA: J Vardadega Wet & cloudy (17): Ch/Ch 25DB, 25SB, 25PS, 25C: 44/50, S Stokes 63/70; A: J Devery 40/50, John AA: 1st J Dematos 147/150, 2nd R Duncan Allen 53/70; B: E Brindley 38/50, C Stokes 37/50; 141/150; A: 1st A Welsh 137/150, 2nd D C: S Barnes 31/50, D Pereira 29/50; 25 PS: AA: S Eastaway 137/150; B: 1st F Violi 127/150, 2nd D stokes 99/99, B Leita 98/99; A: S Wall 75/75, B West Wyalong Tickle 100/150; OA: J Dematos 147/150. Hulm 74/75; B: C Blake 73/75, M Wall 68/75; C: D Pereira 65/75, S Barnes 59/75; 50T DB: AA: J The Forest 5/7/09 Vardanega, J Nash, C Kneebone , D Power, D Clay Target Club Inc Sunny (12): 50 DB PS, 50 DB CONT: A: D Cassioppli, B Leita 50/50; A: P Reeckman & M Eastaway 178/200, A Welsh 175/200; B: S Cassar Kavanagh 49/50; B: C Blake 49/50, E Brindley Presents 171/200, P McIntosh 164/200; C: D Tickle 48/50; C: S Barnes 46/50, D Pereira 43/50; 25 HC: 162/200, B Brown 95/200; AA: N Sharp 41/50. M Kruger-Davis, S Wall, B Blake; O/A HG: D Power 192/300. The Doug Lindsay Tumut 13/6/09 30T PS CONT Gr CD: AA: B.Minos 89/90.J. Wagga 20/6/09 Maxwell 87/90D.Wakem 86/90 D.Power 86/90; A: Cool, Overcast (34): 100T S/C: AA & A: A Ceccato Side by Side S.Wall 84/90M.Crane 80/90; B: A.Constable 86/100, B Tingle 84/100, W Burton 82/100; B: A 83/90G.Field 91/90M.Wall 79/90; C: J.Baker Pitt 85/100, M Dwyer 90/110; C: G Burton 81/100, Championship 84/90; M.Reitze 78/90J. Considine 74/90; 50T S Tipping 69/100; O/A: R Mathers 89/100. Alex Baker Memorial DB CS: O/A: V.Bowman 89/89; AA: J.Maxwell 88/89; A: S.Wall [49/50; B: Wagga 4/7/09 A.Constable 49/80; C: J.Considine 47/50; 10Pr DR Fine, Cold (32): 25T PS, 25T SB: AA: A Del-Ben & Monday 23-08-09 CD: D.Power 18/20, V.Bowman, D.Caccioppoli, P Kenyon 130/130; A: D Doyle 99/100, R Mathers Commencing 9.00am A.Constable 17/20; HG: D.Power 174/174. 94/100; B: M Maurice 95/100, A Carroll 94/100; Event 1 50T S/C 12 Noon Important Notice Event 2 25T Eye Opener CD The committee of the Taree-Wingham Event 3 50T DB Doug Lindsay C.T.C. regret to inform the Spring Skeet Carnival programmed for 12/13 Sept 09 Championship has been cancelled. Sashes for High Gun (includes 50 S/C) The normal 100 Target Skeet Monthly Overall & graded Competition will be held in its place on Other guns catered for, cash trophies Sat 12 Sept commencing at 1pm. Sec Wayne Ambrose 6972 3940 0418 696 788 The committee extends an apology President Kelvin Marshall 6975 2601 for any inconvenience caused

Page 48 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 C: D Pereire 89/100; VET: D Johnson 93/100; LAD: A: W ambrose, B Fairman 30/40; B: D Hodges J Kidd 94/100; JNR: J Collicoat 99/100; 25 Pr DR: 28/40; C: J Wason 27/40; HG: C Foster 155/160. AA: S Aitkins 47/50, J Collicoat 46/50; A: R Mathers 38/50, D Doyle 33/50; B: A Carroll 41/50, Yarrawonga 7/6/09 BROKEN HILL GUN CLUB INC J Vale 40/50; C: D Pereira 28/50; 100T: O/A: S Showery (19): 10T PS E/O: Greg Ganning, Terry Atkins 147/150; AA: J Collicoat 145/150; A: D Sexton & Darren Saunders 30/30; 20T PS: O/A & SILVER CITY CHAMPIONSHIP Doyle 132/150; B: A Carroll 135/150; C: D Pereira AA: T Sexton 60/60, N Clark 58/60; A: D Saunders 117/150. 55/60, G Walls 51/60; B: T Alexander 57/60, D TWO DAY BIRTHDAY SHOOT Cox 55/60; C: I Thorpe 48/60, M Rawlings 34/60; Wagga 5/7/09 25T CONT CD: AA: T Sexton & N Clark 25/25; A: 12TH & 13TH SEPTEMBER 2009 Overcast, Windy (38): 200 Pr DR: O/A: B Doyle R Ferguson 25/25, D Saunders & G Walls 24/25; 369/400; AA: G Castellaro 364/400, S Atkins B: T Alexander D Cox & R Moore 25/25; C: M 362/400; A: J Lambert 334/400, D Doyle 306/400; Rawlings 20/25, I Thorpe 19/25; 25T DB CS: O/A $3000.00 worth of Trophies & Sashes B: J Vale 306/400, M Maurice 306/400; C: T Dale & AA: N Clark 25/25, T Sexton 27/28; A: R SATURDAY 12TH 8.30 AM START 269/400, D Pereira 253/400. Ferguson 24/25, D Saunders 23/25; B: R Gulliver EVENT 1 NOMS $20.00 43/44, D Cox 42/44; C: I Thorpe 17/25; HG: T West Wylong 23/5/09 Sexton 139/140. 25 TGT SILVER CITY HANDICAP L,J,V $20.00 Windy (12): 10T DB E/O Night: W Ambrose, C 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Trophies Foster, A Collins 10/10; 25T PS Night: O/A: C Yarrawonga 5/7/09 Foster 71/75; AA: A Collins 67/75; A: B Fairman Cold, Windy: 10T PS E/O: P Mathews & B Ford EVENT 2 NOMS $20.00 69/75; B: N Ambrose 51/75; C: M Payne 63/75; 30/30; 20T SB: AA: B Ford 24/25, T Penny 23/25; A: 25 TGT SILVER CITY POINTSCORE L,J,V $12.00 50T DB Night: O/A: W Ambrose 47/50; AA: A R Ferguson 18/20, T Peacock 17/20; B: G Ganning CHAMPIONSHIP Collins 46/50; A: B Fairman 46/50; B: N Ambrose 19/20, G Sanders 18/20; C: M Rawlings 12/20, S 38/50; C: M Payne 43/50. Morris 11/20; 20T CONT CD: AA: P Mathews & T GRADED O/All,AA, A,B,C, Penny 20/20; A: T Peacock, R Ferguson & D Overall - Sash & Trophy West Wylong 24/5/09 Saunders 19/20; B: T Alexander & G Sanders Grade 1st Sash & Trophy Windy (19): 50T Trench: C Foster 39/50, W 19/20; C: M Rawlings 15/20, A Rawles 13/20; 30T 2nd Trophy , L, V, J Trophy Ambrose 36/50, M Payne 28/50; 10T E/O PS: D DB CS: AA: B Ford 136/136, P Mathews 135/136; Hodges, N Ambrose, G Fairman, A Collins, L Kirby, A: R Freguson 29/30, D Saunders 28/30; B: G EVENT 3 NOMS $20.00 C Foster 30/30; 25T HC: D Hodges 24/25, A Ganning 29/30, N Daley 44/46; C: M Rawlings 25 TGT SILVER CITY DOUBLE L,J,V $12.00 Hodges 25/27, A Collins 24/27; 75T Ch/Ch: O/A: D 23/30, A Rawles 22/30; HG: B Ford 106/108. Rodgers 124/125; A: L Kirby 120/125; A: B BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP Fairman 115/125; B: A Hodges 115/125; C: D Yass 22/6/09 GRADED O/All,AA, A,B,C, Hodges 115/125; HG: D Rodgers 175/180. Mild, Wet (36): 100T PS CS: O/A: T Barton Overall - Sash & Trophy 298/300; AA: W Cameron 297/300, G Serafin West Wylong 31/5/09 384/390; A: D Claxton 294/300, P Pierre 291/300; Grade 1st Sash & Trophy Windy (22): 100T CZ Trench: O/A: M Patmore B: R Simpson 286/300, D Price 281/300; C: M 2nd Trophy , L, V, J Trophy 99/125; A: M Cassella 90/100; B: A Shedrina Simpson 272/300, B Tuckerman 252/300. 77/100; C: J Zamitt 72/100. EVENT 4 NOMS $20.00 Yass 19/07/09 25 TGT SILVER CITY SINGLE L,J,V $12.00 West Wylong 28/6/09 Cold & breezy (25): 75T CONT Ch/Ch 15M: OA: I BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP Overcast, Smokey (19): 10T DB E/O: A Hodges, A McKenzie 122/125; AA: 1st W Cameron 119/125, GRADED O/All,AA, A,B,C, Uphill, W Ambrose, A Collins, C Foster, M Patmore 2nd M Patmore 143/150; A: 1st N Privett 10/10; 25T DB CD: AA: A Collins, C Forster 25/25; 116/125, 2nd K Cox 112/125; B: 1st S Seckar Overall - Sash & Trophy A: B Fairman, W Ambrose 25/25; B: N Ambrose, A 156/175, 2nd R Barton 155/175; C: 1st Z Grade 1st Sash & Trophy Hodges 24/25; C: R Brown 24/25; 75 CZ Ch/Ch: Gerstenberg 105/125, 2nd S Burrows 87/125; 25T 2nd Trophy , L, V, J Trophy O/A: C Foster 145/150; AA: M Patmore 144/150; SB CS: AA: 1st M Patmore 31/32; A: 1st N A: B Fairman 108/125; B: D Hodges 110/125; C: K Watchorn 24/25; B: 1st S Seckar 24/25; C: 1st Z Hunt 95/125; 20 Pr DR CD: AA: M Patmore 39/40; Gerstenberg 22/25; HG: M Patmore 142/150. SUNDAY 13TH 8.30AM START EVENT 5 NOMS $30.00 50 TGT SILVER CITY BALL TRAP L,J,V $20.00 CHAMPIONSHIP GRADED O/All,AA, A,B,C, South Australia Overall - Sash & Trophy Grade 1st Sash & Trophy 2nd Trophy , L, V, J Trophy EVENT 6 NOMS $30.00 Barmera 7/6/09 Orval 49/50; C: I Dunbar 46/50, P Noske 49/55. 50 TGT SILVER CITY DOUBLE 50T DB: AA: J Byrnes 49/50, A Mattschoss 48/50; L,J,V $19.00 A: R Maywald 47/50, S Byrnes 46/50; B: P Brister Broken Hill 13/6/09 BARREL GIFT 49/50, H Nunn 47/52; C: J Pankhurst 45/50, J Cold, Windy (18): 25T SKT D: A: D Nicholls 47/50, GRADED O/All,AA, A,B,C, Mattschoss 39/50; 20 Pr DR: A: J Byrnes 29/40, S W Channing 39/50; B: B Foley 44/50, D Lemmich Overall - Sash & Trophy Byrnes 28/40; B: P Brister 34/40, H Nunn 27/40; 43/50; C: R Holmes 43/50, B Mantesso 41/50; 25T C: J Pankhurst 22/40, J Mattschoss 19/40; 25T B/T: A: D Nicholls 25/25, R Walsh 24/25; B: B Grade 1st Sash & Trophy DB: A: R Maywald 26/26, N West 25/26; B: B Foley 20/25, J Lemmich 19/25 & W Channing 2nd Trophy , L, V, J Trophy Morris 27/28, P Brister 26/28; C; J Mattschoss 19/25; C: P Jobson 19/25 & P Daly 19/25; 25T 19/25; HG: P Brister 83/90. HC CS: J Lemmich 27/27, P Jobson 26/27, R NOMINATIONS: Full $140.00 Reduced $95.00 Holmes 54/55; 50T DB: O/A: D Nicholls 244/244; Events 2,3,4,5,6 Overall Takes Grade Barmera 5/7/09 AA: C Lawrie 243/244; A: W Channing 45/50; B: Ladies, Veterans & Junior Reduced Noms 60T MED: O/A & B: H Nunn 59/60, P Brister R Holmes 46/50, B Mantesso 47/52; C: D Buyrn 53/60; AA: F Albanese 53/60; A: E Schmaal 56/60, 45/50, T Southon 39/50; VET: B Foley43/50; O/A HIGH GUNS over events 1,2,3,4,5,6 R Maywald 52/60; C: R Nutt 40/60, I Maywald HG: D Nicholls 146/150. Overall High Gun Sash & Trophy 34/60; 20Pr DR CS: O/A & A: E Schmaal 35/40, R Maywald 28/40; B: B O’Brien 31/40, P Brister Broken Hill 11 – 12/7/09 4 Grade High Guns - Sash Only 30/40; C: R Nutt 23/50, I Maywald 22/40; 25T SKT Cloudy (24): 25 Pr SKT D: O/A: B Baker 48/50; A: Ladies. Veteran & Junior High Gun -Sash Only CS: O/A & A: F Albanese 24/25, E Schmaal 23/25; D Burton 44/50; B: C Lawrie 45/50, R Thorne B: P Brister 24/30, R Maywald 23/30; C: I 43/50; C: R holmes 39/40, B Mantesso 36/50; Person Nominating Ladies. Veteran & Junior will be eligible Maywald 21/25, B Morris 20/25; HG: E Schmaal VET: R Pitt 41/50; 50T Gr SKT: O/A: R Walsh for L/V/J Trophies or Grade (not both) 114/125. 51/52; A: L Charles 50/52; B: B Foley 51/56, N MEALS, REFRESHMENTS & CAMPING AVAILABLE Priano 50/56; C: R Holmes 45/50, B Mantesso AT GUN CLUB (POWERED SITES & SHOWERS) Bordertown 28/6/09 43/50; VET: R Pitt 40/50; 100T SKT CS: O/A: E Fine (33): 25T PS CD: AA: D Flavel 75/75, D Stephenson 99/100; A: R Walsh 97/100, B Baker NOMINATIONS TAKEN & PRACTICE Beelitz, B Andrews 70/75; A: K Mules 75/75, P 96/100, W Channing 91/100; B: R Pitt 109/114, B FROM 3PM FRIDAY 11TH September Hendy 74/75; B: L Orval 73/75, R Parker, D Flint Baker 108/114, J Lemmich 91/101; C: G Cragan 69/75; C: S Bitter 67/75, J Anderson 65/75; 25T 87/104, R Holmes 86/104, B Mantesso 79/100; For Further information Please contact; CONT CS: O/A & AA: D Beelitz 34/34, M Raper VET: B Foley 89/100; Gr HG: A: R Walsh 189/200; Accommodation: Oasis Motor Inn, 26/27; A: G Height 30/31, K Mules 25/26; B: A B: B Baker 179/200; C: R Holmes 167/200; O/A 142 Iodide Street, Broken Hill Ph:(08) 80 882255 Treacy 33/34, L Orval, J Grove 24/25; C: S Bitter HG: B Baker 191/200. 24/25, I Dunbar 20/25; 50T DB CS: O/A & AA: D President; Darryn Nicholls Ph (08) 80886747 AH Flavel 118/118, D Beelitz 117/118; A: R Hounsell International 28/6/09 Treasurer; Paul Jobson Ph 0414824753 62/63, L Beelitz 62/63; B: A Treacy 104/105, L Cool, Fine (29): 50T SKT A: D Burton 48/50, M The BHGC committee reserves the right to alter the programme.

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 49 Page 50 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 Marshall 47/50; B: K Redford 47/50: C: M Stokes 33/35, T Pevitt 32/35; A: D Pratt 43/45, W Lindner 74/75, D Rhodes 69/75; B: B Bastin 71/78, L K.Watts 27/29, R.Walton 26/29; C: J.Appleby 42/50; 25T CONT: O/A & A: J Melisi 25/25, D 41/45; B: I Lambert 31/35, D Murrell 30/35; C; M Glover 70/78; C: A Sandy 58/75, F Bagnato 55/75; 23/25, D.Watts 22/27. Oliviero & D Lymn; B: Z McGuirk, L Garamellano Copping 31/35, G Talbot 30/35; DB CS: AA: M 50T DB: A: D Rhodes 82/83, B Dinsdale 81/83; B: 24/25; C: C Abela 23/25, A May, S Zounis 21/25; Medhurst 24/25, M Whithead 22/25; A: G Height K Shaw 47/50, A Bird 46/50; C: A Sandy 46/55, F Bendigo 08/6/09 50T DB: O/A & AA: M Stokes 59/59, D olivier, D 28/28, D Pratt 27/28; B: J Humphris 25/25, T Bagnato 45/55. Overcast (89): 25T PS CS: O/A & AA: L.Curtis Lymn, E Parletta 49/50; A: A Panazzolo 58/59, J Marshall 24/25; C: L Fox 23/25, S Bitter 22/25; 126/126 M.Crimmins 105/108; A: C.Brown 75/75 Mitchell 55/59; B: F Caltagirone 49/50, M Martini O/A: G Height 28/28; 25Pr DR CS: AA: M Bairnsdale 4/7/09 P.Beaman 83/84; B: M.Whitelaw 84/87 N.Harris 53/55; C: A May 49/50, K Redford 47/50; VET: P Medhurst 39/50, M Whithead 38/50; A: K Atkins Windy, Cold (24): 25T B/T: A: G Monson 24/25, P 70/75; C: N.McKnight 71/75 G.Mannix 67/75; 25T Marcoionni 47/50; HG: D Oliviero 117/125. 43/50, D Simpson 42/50; B: D Murrel 40/50, F Jackson 25/27; B: B Bastin 24/25, L Glover 23/25; SB CS: O/A & AA: A.Crawford 33/33 C.Watts Kentish 37/50; C: G Talbot 38/50, S Bitter 37/50; C: G Grant 20/25; 30T DB: A: G Monson 30/30, B 31/33; A: W.Calaby 25/25 J.Gregory 27/28; B: International 12/7/09 O/A: K Atkin 43/50; HG: D Pratt 114/126. Dinsdale 36/37; B: B McMillan 30/30, L Glover S.Allen 24/25 R.Rigato 23/25; C: N.McKnight Cool, Windy (23): 50T CZ Trench: A: E Mariniello, 29/30; C: E Stoodart 30/30, G Grant 28/30; 25T 24/25 C.Mifsud 23/25; 25T HC: G.Daley 36/36, M Collumb 43/50; O/A & B: M stokes 45/50, P Mount Gambier 11/7/09 HC: P Jackson 28/29, G Grant 27/29, F Bagnato N.McKnight 35/36, C.Fletcher 34/35, M.White Marmorale 40/50; C: N West 37/50; 50T DB: AA: Wet, windy, Overcast (25): 25T B/T CS: A: M 23/25; BM: M Sandy 19/25. 27/28, R.Williams 26/27; 25T DB CS: O/A & AA: C Bently 63/64, D Oliviero 49/50; A & o/A: J Medhurst 21/25; B: G Height 22/25, M Whithead P.Mills 88/88 M.Crimmins 87/88; A: R.Hirth 65/66 Melisi 64/64, P Mar,orale 48/50; B: A Zupanic 21/25; C: G Bourchier 22/25, R Gilcrist 20/25; PS Beaufort 19/6/09 A.Cole 57/58; B: W.Preston 38/39 B.Brown 27/28; 48/50, M Giannone 55/58; C: W May 43/50, S CS: AA: M Medhurst 74/75, T Pevitt 72/75; A: D (24): 20T CD: AA: W Harris, T Pevitt; A: J Kerr, W C: G.Mannix 23/25 N.McKnight 27/30. Zounis & G Ogilvie 40/50; VET: P Marcoionni Simson 71/75, W Lindner 78/84; B: J Humphris Medwell, G Hargreaves, G Soarce; B: P Falkinder, 47/50; 25 Pr DR: O/A & AA: M Collumb 45/50, D 72/75, M Copping 70/75; C: L Fox 64/75, M Ralf D Long; C: G New, L Veitch, T Doyle, D Sandwith, Bendigo 20/6/09 Oliviero 44/50; A: P Marmorale 39/50, J Melisi 58/75; DB CS: AA: M Medhurst 25/25, T Pevitt B Carne; 20T DB: O/A & AA: W Harris 22/22, L Overcast (43): 25T S/C CS: O/A & A: R.Flower 36/50; B: A May 38/50, A Zupanic 33/50; C: R 29/30; A: J Humphries 28/28, D Simson 27/28; B: Cook: A: J Kerr 21/22, W Medwell; B: M Schaper 48/50, W. Eagle 47/50; AA: L.Roberts 47/50, Nutt 28/50; VET: A Dalle-Molle 27/50; HG: D P Davis 24/26, R Gilcrist 24/27; C: L Fox 25/25, P 23/24, D Long; C: T Doyle 21/22, A Vincent; VET: D.Watts 42/50; B: T.Pickering 43/50, G.Parry Oliviero & C Bentley 134/50 Hill 22/25; SE HG: M Medhurst 120/125. A Vincent 17/20; JNR: J Gardiner 14/20; 20T SR: 42/50; C: R.Mannix 34/50, G.Palmer 31/50; 25T AA: W Harris 20/20, L Cook; A: G Hargreaves SKT: O/A & A: G.Farish 26/26, D.Hansford 25/26; Lower North 28/6/09 Port Lincoln 5/7/09 23/24, W Medwell; B: P Falkinder 22/23, D Long; B: S.Wrigley 24/25, B.Taylor 23/25; C: P.Beaman Cool, Windy (17): 20T PS E/O: A: R Smith 55/60, Fine (12): 50T DB: A: K Firth 49/50; B: T Stringer C: D Sandwith 18/22, A Meek; HG: W Harris 24/25, J.Lester 23/25. G Read 54/60; B: D Pollard 53/60, A Zupanic 48/50; C: R Lovegrove 47/50; 25T PS: A: P Beale 60/60; Novelty L Veitch 3/3. 53/60; C: G Olivie 43/60, A Tapscott 42/60; 30T 75/75; B: B Bone 75/75; C: R Lovegrove 60/75; 20 Bendigo 4/7/09 Ch/Ch: O/A: A Zupanic 48/50; A: F Albanese Pr DR: A: V Bove 35/40; B: D Bone 32/40; C: R Beaufort 17/7/09 Cold (35): 50T S/C CS: O/A & A: S.Norris 45/50, 46/50, G Read 45/50; B: A Zupanic 48/50, D Lovegrove 23/40; O/A: V Bone 155/165. (20): 20T CD: AA: W Harris, L Cook; A: N Vagg, G R.Walton 45/51; AA: L.Roberts 44/50, D.Watts Pollard 40/50; C: A Tapscott 31/50, G Ogilvie Hargreaves; B: M Schaper, D long; C: L Veitch, D 42/50; B: S.Wrigley 61/65, T.Pickering 60/65; C: 22/50; 25T DB: A: R Winckel 25/25, G Read Pt Pirie 5/7/09 Sandwith; 25T CONT: O/A & AA: W Harris 39/40, C.Stanford 33/50, G.Palmer 30/50; 25 Pr DR CS: 23/25; B: D Pollard 40/41, A Zupanic 39/41; C: A Cool: 75T S/C: A: D Burton 64/75, D Zupanic L Cook 38/40; A: N Hayden 24/25, W Medwell O/A & A: R.Walton 46/50, B.Taylor 45/50; B: Tapscott 20/25, G Ogilvie 20/27; HG: A Zupanic 71/90; B: M Winen 61/75, D Lee 52/75. 38/40; B: P Falkinder 28/30, M Schaper 27/30; C: D.Watts 45/50, T.Pickering 40/50; C: P.Akkermans 125/135. L Veitch 21/25, A Holsworth 19/25; 16 Pr DD DP: 44/50, C.Stephens 40/50. South Australian 21/6/09 W Harris & P Falkinder 18/19, T Doyle & N Vagg Mallala 21/06/09 Beautiful (26): SKT CS: O/A & A: R coombes 17/19; VET HG: M Schaper 78/85, W Harris 82/85. Bendigo 18/7/09 Beautiful (24): 25T PS C/D: A: R Fleming 71/75; B: 74/76, F Albanese 73/76; B: B Baker 79/83, K Fine, Cold (27): 20 Pr DR: O/A & AA: G Viney A Zupanic 74/75; C: A Tapscott 66/75; 30T DB: A: Carey 78/83; C: M Miller 55/75, M Stokes 47/75; Bendigo 16/5/09 35/40, T Boucher 34/40; A: T Bradshaw 33/40, D T Evans 30/33, 2nd T Evans 29/33; B: G Tapscott SB Gr: A; D Lymn, F Albanese 24; B: L Fine (28): 25T SB: AA: C.Watts 23/25, T.Boucher Hansford 31/40; B: N Harris 41/60, G Mannix 26/31, 2nd A Zupanic 25/31; C: A Tapscott 25/30, Ciaramellano 22, M Giannone 21; C: C abela 18, 22/25; A: L.Gee 23/25, P.Tate 22/25; B: A.Prasad 39/60; C: D Polsen 28/40, T Pickering 27/40; 20 2nd J Gilbert 21/30; 20PR DD D/P: 1st A Zupanic D Schultz 17; DB CS: O/A & A: D Lymn 48/48, D 19/25, W.Whitehead 19/25, K.Watts 19/25; C: D/D: S Milojevic & T Bradshaw 30/31, K Moroni & & Tom Evans 18/20, 2nd B Evans & T O’Connor Halikiopoulus 47/48; B: M Giannone 29/30, C G.Mannix 21/25, D.Watts 17/25; 25T HC: L.Knight T Moroni 29/31; 25T DB: O/A & AA: G Viney 16/20, 3rd G Hopwood & G Gilbert 15/20; JNR Jacobs 28/30; C: K Redford 26/30, P Pearce 24/25, P.Akkermans 31/33, D.Hansford 30/33; 25T 98/98, P Akkermans 49/50; A: T Bradshaw 98/98, HG: A Zupanic 99/105. 25/30; VET: S Halikiopoiulos 27/30; O/A HG: F DB: O/A & AA: P.Akkermans 30/30, L.Knight W Wende 97/98; B: S Milojevic 38/39, R Walton Albanese 126/130. 23/25; A: W.Wende 29/30, P.Tate 41/42; B: 29/30; C: R Lendon 24/25, T Pickering 23/25. Mid North 5/7/09 Cool, Overcast (16): 10T TWR CD: T Bowman, D South Australian 5/7/09 Mills 10/10, H Bowman, W Bowman, D Butler, R Cold & Overcast (27): SKT CS: OA & A: B Baker 49, Thompson 9/10; 25T SB TWR: A: T Bowman I Schubert 54/56; B: N Praino 53/58, R James GIPPSLAND 22/25; B: D Mills 22/25, D Johns 21/25; H 52/58; C: M Stokes 43, M Miller 39; DB GR: A: G Bowman 24/25, W Bowman 22/25; 30T PS TWR: Bentley 57/57, D Oliviero 56/57; B: M Giannone Programme A: T Bowman 88/90; B: D Mills 86/90, D Johns 25, L Schubert 24; C: K Redford 25, C Abela & R 82/90; C: H Bowman 82/90, B Newbold 80/90. Spinella 21; PS GR: A: C Bentley 75, D Oliviero 74; SEPTEMBER 2009 B: L Schbert 74, D Martini 65; C: C Abela 64, R Monarto – Alexandra 21/6/09 Spinella 55; DB CS: OA & A: M Stokes 101/101, J Fine (26): 25T SKT: A: K Mules 24/25, E Schmaal Mitchell 100/101; B: L Schubert 49/50, A May 24; TRARALGON CLAY TARGET CLUB 19/25; B: P Kay 22/25, R Clark 21/25; C: S Bitter C: C Abela 21, R Spinella 18; VET: D Martini 25/33, A Treacy 22/33; 25T DB: AA: R Clark 25/25, 21/25; OA HG: L Schubert 171/175. Saturday 29th August B Andrews 24/25; A: G Kessegian 33/34, N West 90 tgt D/b AA,A,B,C 1&2 32/34; B: A Treacy 25/25, P Johncock 33/34; C: B Southern Yorke Peninsula 21/6/09 BAIRNSDALE Arnott 24/25, H Whithead 28/31; 50T PS: AA: R Fine (15): 15T DB E/O: R Stock 10/10, D Butler Andrews 150/150, R Clark 149/150; A: P Kay 10/10; 25T DB HC: R stock 24/25, G Read 22/25, Saturday 5th September 144/150, K Mules 141/150; B: P Johncock R Thompson 23/27; 30T DB CONT Gr: A: G Read 100tgt Mixed C/Ship 137/150, A Treacy 134/150; C: B Burgess 133/150; 30/30; B: D Pollard 28/30; C; R Nanitvell 26/30. H Whithead 129/150; HG: B Andrews 174/175. (20 D/B,20 Pts,20 S/B,20pr D/Rise) Whyalla 24/5/09 FOSTER Mount Gambier 13/06/09 Fine (10): 100T Medley B: S Delloste 138/150; C: Saturday 12th September-12noon Fine, Windy (38): MXT T CS: AA: M Whitehead D Gray 128/150; HG: S Delloste 138/150. 10tgt Pts Graded C/D 80tgt Mixed (D/B, S/B, Pts, Cont) AA, A, B, C 1+2 O/A High Gun Victoria 3 monthly High Gun WONTHAGGI Sunday 13th September 75tgt chm/chm AA,A,B,C 1&2 Ararat 6/6/09 Harris 78/78, J Sawyer 74/75; A: W Calaby 77/78, Wet, Cold: 10T PS E/O CD: B Harris 30/30, T B Harris 74/77; B: K Malcolm 67/75, G Strauss 15pr d/r c/d Hughes 29/30, I Jones, G Grant, G Leslie. G 66/65; C: A Champneys 63/75, N McQuinn 51/75; MORWELL Hargreaves & W Harris 26/30; 25T PS Gr CS: O/A 25T DB Gr CS: O/A & AA: D Bartelli 31/31, T Saturday 19th September & B: G Leslie 74/75, I Jones 63/75; AA: W Harris Hughes 25/26; A: B Harris 30/31, G Hargreaves 73/75, A Ford 72/74; A: G Hargreaves 79/81, G 24/25; B: B Papst 27/29, K Malcolm 26/29; C: A Budge Shield Final Grant 76/81; C: A Champneys 49/75; 25T DB Gr Champneys 22/25, N McQuinn 21/25; HG: W 25tgt H/Cap 123 FM BM CS: O/A & A: G Grant 82/82, B Harris 25/26; AA: Harris 126/130; O/F: W Harris: Tri Club W Harris 81/82, A Ford 26/27; B: G Leslie 67/68, Competition after 5 Rounds: Ararat 3320/3625, 60tgt D/B C/Ship AA, A, B, C 1+2 D long 24/25; C: A Champneys 20/25; HG: G St Arnaud 3239/3625, Callawadda / Stawell KORUMBURRA Leslie 125/130; OtF: W Harris. 3159/2625. Saturday 26th September Ararat 4/7/09 Bairnsdale 6/6/09 50tgt Points Cold, Wet (25): 10T PS. E/O, CD: G Grant, P Tate, Fine, Windy (25): 5T E/O: W McPherson 15/15, S 50tgt Cont D/B B Harris 30/30; 25T PS, Gr, CS: O/A & AA: W Collins 15/15, K Shaw 15/15; 25T PS: A: S Collins

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 51 Callawadda – Stawell 20/6/09 A: W Black 55/56, J Buchholz 47/48; B: M Black (25): 5 Pr DR E/O: R Black, C Jorgensen, C Dunn, 35/36, D Fox 34/35; C: T Baulch 24/25, R Halliday Frankston Australian D Bertalli 9/10; 20 Pr NWZ DD: K Mulvenney & T 22/25; 25T PS: AA: K Wright 74/75, S Holt 73/75; Hughes, J & I Buchholz 20/22; 30T DB CS: O/A & A: J Buchholz 73/75, W Black 70/75; O/A & B: D Clay Target Club A: J Buchholz 35/35, G James 34/35; AA: T Fenn 77/78, K Britton 78/81; C: T Baulch 70/75, B Hughes & C Dunn 49/50; B: M Wallis 29/32, I Wilson 67/75; 20T HC: A Smith 24/24, L Watts 123 Rossiter Road Carrum Downs Jones 28/32; C: C Pascall 30/34, D Watts 29/34; 27/28, J Buchholz 26/28; B/M: T Holt 19/20. PO Box 340 HG: J Buchholz 47/47. Patterson Lakes 3197 Colac 12/07/09 Telephone 9782 1626 Castlemaine 27/5/09 Overcast windy & showers (58): 50 DB Peter INC. A0010859 S ABN 255 281411 Cool (33): 25T NWZ CONT PS CS: AA: J Elliot McDonald Mem: OA&AA: S Clifford 50/50; AA: 99/100, C Langridge 96/100; A: T Archer 73/100, 2nd G Hose 49/50; A: K Jamieson 54/56, R Parker C Opperman 69/100; B: P West 69/100, L Young 53/56; B: M Schaper 66/70, D Fenn 65/70; C: D SEPTEMBER PROGRAM 66/100; C: A Guillemin 71/100, J Boyer 74/81; 25T McCoombe 48/55, R Bailey 47/54; JNR: K NWZ CONT DB CS: AA: J Elliot 25/25, L Knight Jamieson; Jackpot M Schaper $400; 30T Ch/Ch 27/28; A: W Calaby 66/68, C Opperman 65/68; B: 18m: AA: G Hose 50/50, S Holt 69/75; A: W SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 6TH J Borg 24/25, S Williamson 29/30; C: N McKinght Calaby 64/75, M Dyson 63/75; B: J Farnnes 50/50, 12.30 pm Start 30/33, J Boyer 29/33; HG: J Elliot 100/100; JNR: E I Dickins 46/50; C: D McCoombe 39/50, R Mitchell 103/116; LAD: J Boyer. Vallance 39/50. Event 1. 50 Tgt Double Barrel AA, A, B, C Castlemaine 13/6/09 Deniliquin 19/7/09 Entry $12 Graded Purse $10 $22.00 Cool, Showers (37): 10T PS E/O CD: R Hosking, C Fine (16): 15T PS Gr CD: AA: R Collicoat 44/45; A: Ponno, A Prasad, P Ackermans; 25T DB CS: O/A & R Cugley, R Trail 45/45; B: E Brindley, C Dalrymple Event 2. 25 Tgt Continental Points AA, A, B, C AA: R Hosking 37/37, R McKinnon 36/37; A: P 34/45; C: N Leater 38/45; 30T CONT DB: AA: S Entry $6 Graded Purse $6 $12.00 Tate 33/34, M Stuchbree 29/30; B: J London Trail 29/30; O/A & A: T Bradshaw 30/30; B: E 34/35, M Blake 33/35; C: B London 26/27, C Brindley 29/30; C: N Leaster 23/30; 30T DB: O/A Event 3. 25 Tgt Trench “Novelty” A, B & C Hurcus 24/25; 15 Pr DD DP: G McClure & R & AA: R Collicaot 92/92, T Maher 71/72; A: G Turton 17/17, G Passalaqua & N Frankling 16/17; Palmer 91/92, R Cugley 29/30; B: E Brindley Entry $6 Graded Purse $6 $12.00 JNR: K Murphy 19/25; LAD: N Blake 24/25; 29/30, C Dalrymple 28/30; C: N Leater 27/30, P Event 4. 50 Tgt Skeet AA, A, B & C Harcourt Cup: J Elliot, G Passalaqua, M Dowling 30/38; 10T HC: R Collicoat 21/22; HG: R Cash Prizes $22.00 Stuchbree, R Hosking, R McKinnon 124/125. Collicoat 113/115. Castlemaine 11/07/09 Euroa 23/5/09 Event 5. 50 Tgt Skeet Doubles AA, A, B & C Wet, windy & cold: 25T DB CS: OA & B: P West Windy (36): 10T PS: A.Rohrlach30/30 Cash Prizes $22.00 88/90; B: 2nd E Donald 72/75; A: P Tate 87/90, L.Fitzpatrick, B.Vogelzang, J.Kelly 29/30; 25T DB 2nd C Penno 72/75; AA: C Langridge 72/75, R CS: O/A & AA: Rob Barns 68/68; B.Ford 67/68; A: Less than 5 entrants per grade no 2nd place. McKinnon 71/75; C: B Lendon 62/75, Jo Bowyer K.McKendrick 24/25, A.Fraser 28/30; B: R. Rigato 48/75; 25T DB CS: OA & B: P West 58/58; B: 2nd 37/38, B.Vogelzang 36/38; C: R.Weatherald N Blake 24/25; A: N Morrison 57/58, P Tate 21/25, C.Petersen 20/26; 25T HC: R.Weatherald SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 27TH 32/33; AA: C Langridge 24/25, J Elliot 24/25; C: B 25/25, B.Vogelzang 32/34, P.McKendrick 31/34, Early Start (DTL 12.00) Lendon 22/25, Jo Boyer 21/25; LAD: E Donald J.King 23/25; Winning Team: Rob Barns, 94/100; JNR: E Cox 92/100; C grade JNR: E R.Weatherald, J.King & I.Towers 176/200; 10 Pr Event 1. 15 Tgt Points AA, A, B & C $10.00 Mitchell 60/100. DR: A.Bebend & A.Rohrlach 18/20; 25T TWR PS CS: O/A & C: P.Finn 75/75; AA: A.Psaila 71/75; A: Entry $4 Graded Purse $6 (Split) Colac 14/6/09 K.Fisher 69/75; B: R.Stackhouse 74/75; 25T TWR Event 2. Challenge #3 $38.00 (36): 25T DB: AA: G Hayden 60/60, S Holt 60/60; DB CS: O/A & B: B.Ford 39/39; AA: A.Psaila 28/29; Proudly sponsored by TYREPLUS Glen Waverley Frankston Australian Prop Dexter Barnes Clay Target Club INC. A0010859 S ABN 255 281 411

The President & Committee of the FACTC would $1,000 Pot of cash like to advise all members and visitors to the club 90 Targets Mixed Birds 30 Single, 30 Double, 30 Points that the second competition shoot of the month O/All 400 Shells. 1st each grade $100 cash, 2nd $50 cash DTL & Skeet will change from the fourth to the O/All takes grade third Sunday of the month as from October 2009. ($1,000 divided if more than one possible) Please consider our sponsors products when you make your next tyre purchase Event 3. 75 Tgt ISSF Trap & Final Important Notice O/A, A, B & C. Cash $33.00 Event 4. 100 Tgt Skeet AA, A, B & C From October 2009 Cash $36.00 All shoots - Minimum 5 shooters in each grade for full DTL & Skeet prizes to be paid Competition shoots will be All shooters who compete in the four “Challenges” held on the during 2009 will qualify for the Lucky Door prize conducted after the fourth shoot. Door Prize 1st $200 & 5 draws for $100 First & Third Sunday CLUB OPEN FOR PRACTICE Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday of each month Sporting Clays Every Thursday No change to ISSF Trap 4th Sunday Visit our website for up to date information, shoot See shooters news or check the shoot calendar and results. www.factc.com.au program on our website www.factc.com.au

Page 52 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 A: K.Fisher 31/32; C: A.Bebend 38/39; 25T SKT CS: Hounsell 87/90; B: C Jarred 83/90, J Merrett O/A & B: A.Psaila 25/25; A: A Daff 24/25; C: 82/90; C: B Orval 74/90, D Reynolds, P Noske L.Fitzpatrick 20/25. 60/90; Team Shoot: Jeparit team 467/480; Team HG: W Hawker 120/120. North East Zone / V.C.T.A. Frankston 7/6/09 Overcast: 10T PS E/O: J Rowe, B Barlow, L Scibani Jeparit 21/6/09 Rossi, L Mirabella 30/30; 20T SB: AA: C Card Mild, gentle Breeze (12): 30TSB CS: AA & O/A: D September 2009 Program 17/20; A: C McDougal 20/20, C Calea 22/23; B: M Flavel 41/42, W Hawker 40/42; A: A Jones 27/30, Whitlaw 20/24; C: T Horne 18/22, P Horne 17/22; R Hounsell, K Pitt 26/30; B: M Wallis 23/30, D 50T AA: C Carol 143/150; A: C Galea 144/150, L Harris 20/30; C: S Wallis 19/30, D Reynolds 10/30; SATURDAY 29TH AUGUST Mirabella 142/150; B: P Spencer 140/150; C: P 30T MED : 15DB, 15PS: AA: W Hawker & R Black St James 12.00 noon Hoy 135/150, T horne 134/150; SxS: T Horne 59/60; A: A Jones 55/60, K Pitt 54/60; B: D Harris Murphy Memorial Shoot 14/15, L Mirabella 22/25; 50T SKT: AA: G Balase & M Wallis 55/60; C: D Reynolds 47/60. 10tgt P/S E/O, 20tgt P/S C/ship, 20tgt D/B 46/50; A: L Durham 50/50; B: J Durham; C: B Sparling 40/50. Jeparit 19/7/09 Murphy Memorial C/ship, 15tgt H/Cap Fine, Light Breeze (13): 30T MED: AA & O/A: R Frankston 28/6/09 Lehmann 73/75, W Hawker 69/75; A: R Hounsell SATURDAY 5TH SEPTEMBER Fine: 10T HC E/O: P Noy, M Beavin, J Rowe 30/30; 44/50, A Jones 41/50; B: M Wallis 44/50, C Jarred Bendigo 12.00 noon 30T HC: P Noy 29/30, J O;Lando 31/33, D Rhodes 42/50; C: S Wallis 34/50; 30T PS: AA: R Lehmann 30/33, P Mills 28/31, J Vella 33/36; 30T PS: AA: H 86/90, T Pevitt, W Hawker, R Black 80/90; A: R 50tgt Sporting Clays C/ship, Crawford 90/90, L Howell 89/90; A: D Rhodes Hounsell 82/90, A Jones 79/90; B: M Wallis 78/90, 25tgt NEZ Tower S/B C/ship 86/90, M Hutchins 85/90; B: M Whitelaw 85/90, C Jarred 76/90; C: S Wallis 70/90. D McLeod 76/90; C: P Noy 71/90; 75T ISSF TRAP: SUNDAY 6TH O/A: B Dunstan 90/100; A: A Brady 66/75; B: L Kerang 12/07/09 Scanlon 60/75; C: D Rhodes 57/75; 100T SKT: AA: Cool (18): 25T DB: AA: 1st R Barnes 24/25; A: 1st Alexandra 12.00 noon M Briggs 99/100; A: L Irons 100/104; B: D Sajn J Absalom 25/25, 2nd J Hein 37/38; B: 1st W 20tgt P/S Gr Trophy, 94/100; C: C Hansen. Perry 25/26, 2nd G Manuel 24/26; C: 1st D 20tgt Old Trout Opening D/B Gr C/ship, Gitsham 27/30, 2nd R Barnes 26/30; 30T SxS: 1st 20tgt Cont. D/B Gr C/ship. Frankston 5/6/09 J Hein 29/30, 2nd R Barnes 30/33, 3rd S Bates 20T PS: AA: A Crawford 60/60, L Curtis 71/72; A: 29/33; OTF: D Gitsham. Numurkah Shepparton 12.00 noon B Webley 58/60, W Green 56/60; B: M Whitelaw 50tgt B/T C/ship, 50tgt P/S C/ship, 10tgt Club 57/60, B Brown 52/60; C: J Nelson 53/60, S Korumburra 27/6/09 H/cap, 4 gr & O/A High Gun Lennane 51/63; 20T SB: AA: P Mills 19/20, W Perfect (19): 100T MED: AA: H Crawford 279/280, Yarrawonga 11am Woodward 38/41; A: C Galea 19/20, L Howell B Woodward 278/280; A: B Dinsdale 193/200, G 17/20; B: C Patterson 21/24, A Bird 20/24; C: J Monson 189/200; B: L Cross 192/200, D Kendall 80tgt DTL events Nelson 16/21, P Noy 15/21; 50T DB: AA: A 191/200; C: P Noy 181/200, G Grant 165/200; Crawford 51/51, P Mills 50/51; A: D Blunden 15Pr DR: H Crawford 25/30. SUNDAY 13TH 49/50, C Galea 48/50; B: B Brown 49/50, C Echuca 11.00 am Patterson 47/50; C: J Orlando 42/50, J Nelson Kyneton 28/6/09 40/50; 50T SKT: A: B Moss 49/50; B: D Sajn 47/50; Cold (32): 25T DB CS: O/A & A: G Went 49/49, C 60tgt Ironman C/ship 4 Grds, C: J Lawson; 50T SKT D: A: B Moss 46/50; B: C Penno 48/49; AA: C Langridge 24/26, R Hosking 20tgt H/Cap 1-3, 20tgt D/B C/ship 4gr Hughes 42/50. 23/26; B: S Morgan 27/28, P McKenzie 26/28; C: L Hatzigiannis 25/25, P Lendon 26/28; 25T SB CS: SATURDAY 19TH Foster 13/6/09 O/A & B: P McKenzie 28/29, S Morgan 23/25; AA: Bendigo 12.00 noon Fine (16): 10T PS CD: A: M Beast 30/30, D Rhodes, R Hosking 21/25; A: R Patterson 27/29, W Calaby G Morison 28/30; B: G McMillan 29/30, B 27/29; C: B Stewart 23/25, D Bruni 21/26; 10T Alan Mason Memorial Shoot McMillan 28/30; C: L Fincham 22/30, C Jones HC: Y Morgan 20/20, L Hatzigiannis 19/20, G 20pr D/R trophy, 25tgt P/S C/ship 20/30; 30T PS Gr CD: A: J Attard 85/90, D Rhodes, Hobbs 18/19; B/M: R Hosking 17/19. 50tgt D/B C/ship R Dinsdale 84/90; B: A Daff, R Shaw 76/90; C: R Jones 80/90, R Jennings 75/90; 40T B/T Gr CD: A: Mansfield 21/6/09 R Dinsdale 36/40; B: J Attard 35/40; C: D Rhodes Overcast, Cool (22): 50T DB: O/A & A: T Newman SUNDAY 20TH 38/40, B McMillan 36/40; HG: D Rhodes 76/80; 88/88, G McClare 87/88; AA: D Luelf 50/50, J Mansfield 11.30 am O/A HG: G McMillan 260/280. Gemmill 49/50; B: I Towers 46/50, P Grant 55/60; 10tgt P/S E/O C/D, 25tgt P/S Gr C/ship, C: A Aitken 46/50, H Ward 43/50; 20T HC: P Grant 25tgt S/B Gr. C/D, 20pr D/R Gr C/ship. Hamilton 20/6/09 29/29, B Forrest 28/29, B Vogelzanc 26/27: B/M: Windy (28): 25 CONT DB: O/A & AA: P Cleggett D Luelf 18/20; 20 Pr DD: B Forrest & S Callahan Deniliquin 11.00 am 26/26, M Gruar 21/25; A: W Wonbwell 25/25, M 19/20, P Grant & M Ward 18/20. 15tgt P/S Gr C/D, 50tgt Brian Cormack Mem. P/S Sutherland 25/26; B: S Cuttler 25/25, B Fleming C/ship, 50tgt D/B C/ship, 10tgt Club H/cap, 14-16- 22/25; C: D Menzel 22/25, C Younie 20/25; 25 DB: Maryborough 27/6/09 18-20m AA: B Malseed 29/30, P Cleggett 23/25; O/A & A: Fine (143): 25T SB: O/A & AA: C Kelly 38/38, C W Wombwell 30/30, M Dyson 39/41; B: S Cuttler Fitzgerald 26/37; A: M Cocks 35/36, B Vogelzang Rutherglen 11am 33/34, H Vaughan 32/34; C: C Younie 21/25, D 25/26; B: L Stokes 25/25, B Brown 25/26; C: T Frank Poidomani farewell shoot Menzel 20/25. Baulch 23/25, L Hatzigiannis 23/24; 25T DB: O/A: 10tgt D/B E/O, 45tgt Raffaele Poidomani memorial S Haberman 158/158; AA: S Atkins 158/158, N medley C/ship, Frank’s farewell 25tgt Cont C/D Jeparit 17/5/09 Cassells 155/156, R Duthie 134/135; A: J West Overcast Mild (17): 30T DB CS: AA & O/A: W 119/120, T Barton 47/48, G Hargreaves 44/45; B: event, Hawker 32/32, R Andrews, R Lehmann 29/30; A: N Vagg 156/157, S Cuttler 55/57, P West 54/57; K Pitt 55/56, R Hounsell 54/56; B: C Jarred C: T Baulch 30/31, M Ralston 29/31, B Rogers FRIDAY 25TH 31/32, J Merrett 28/30; C: B Orval 23/30, B 25/26; 25T PS: O/A: W Hawker 153/153; AA: S Mathoura 7.00 pm Jarrett, P Noske 20/30; 30T PS CD: AA: W Hawker Atkins 152/153; A: R Jorgensen 116/117, J 90/90, R Lehmann 89/90; A: A Jones 88/90, R Buchholz 96/97; B: K Britton 75/75, R Vitkus 10tgt D/B C/D, 10tgt P/S C/D, 25tgt S/B Cont O/A & 2 gr, 15tgt D/B Cont

SATURDAY 26TH Echuca 7.30pm CHANGE OF DATE: 50tgt State Night P/S C/ship 4gr 50tgt State Night Cont S/B C/ship 4 gr Hamilton Gun Club will shoot Practice from 2pm prior to shoot on Saturday 12th September. Euroa 1 pm 10tgt Cont D/B C/D, 25tgt Golden Gun Cont D/B No Shoot at Warrnambool C/ship, 25tgt Eurack D/B C/ship, 10pr D/R C/D SUNDAY 27TH on this date due to Colbinabbin 1.00 pm Commonwealth Titles on 10tgt P/S C/D, 20tgt Norm Carboon Mem. D/B C/ship, 20pr Memorial Day D/D C/ship, 18th, 19th, 20th September 15pr Ken Shearer Mem. Auto & Driven C/ship. at Warrnambool Contact Clubs for further information

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 53 2009 Victorian State MELBOURNE I.S.S.F Carnival GUN CLUB to be conducted by the V.C.T.A at the Victoria Rd, LILYDALE Ph (03) 9739-1771 Fax (03) 9739-1773 MELBOURNE GUN CLUB www.melbournegunclub.com.au October 23rd, 24th & 25th SEPTEMBER 2009 SATURDAY 5TH Friday October 23rd 10am Adult Jnr 75 Pair State Double Trap Championship 1. 40 Tgt Points Score Grd Trophy $20 $12 Final for Open AA,A,B,C 2. 40 Tgt Double Barrel Grd Trophy $20 $12 OA, AA, A, B, C Women and Junior AA,A,B,C 1st and 2nd each grade 3. 50 Tgt Skeet Grd Trophy AA,A,B,C $24 $15 4. 50 Tgt Skeet Doubles Grd Trophy $24 $15 Noms Men and Women $75 Juniors $60 AA,A,B,C Noms for draw close at 9.30am sharp Five Stand practice available from 10.30 am $7.50 per round Olympic Trap and ISSF Skeet SATURDAY 12TH practice available 1. 75 Tgt Trench + Final OA,A,B,C $34 $21 2. 30 Tgt Points Score Grd Trophy $15 $9 Saturday & Sunday AA,A,B,C 3. 30 Tgt Single Barrel Grd Trophy $15 $9 October 24th & 25th 10am AA,A,B,C 4. 30 Tgt Double Barrel Grd Trophy $15 $9 150 Target State Olympic Trap AA,A,B,C Championship 5. 50 Tgt Skeet Grd Trophy AA,A,B,C $24 $15 6. 50 Tgt Skeet Grd Trophy AA,A,B,C $24 $15 75 Tgts per day Final for Men and Five Stand practice available from 10.30 am Women $7.50 per round 150 Target State ISSF Skeet SATURDAY 19TH 75 Tgt Field and Game Sporting Clays Championship Open to all Field and Game Members 75 Tgts per day - Final for Open ACTA Members shoot ‘targets only’ (Women’s final if 5 or more) SATURDAY 26TH 1. 75 Tgt Double Barrel Grd Trophy $32 $21 OA, AA, A, B, C Women and Junior AA,A,B,C 1st and 2nd each grade 2. 100 Tgt Skeet Grd Trophy $34 $26 AA,A,B,C Noms Men and Women $75 Juniors $60 Five Stand practice available from 10.30 am Noms for draw close at 9.30am sharp $7.50 per round PRELIMINARY NOTICE STATE SHOULDER TO SHOULDER 2 Day DTL shoot 27th and 28th February 2010 – TEAMS FOR THE 2010 Stay tuned for more details ISSF NATIONALS 1st and 2nd on all Skeet and DTL Events if minimum 5 shooters per grade First three places in Men,Women and Juniors All Prices include g.s.t. 2009 INTERSTATE POSTAL TEAMS Committee has the right to alter program if necessary Men – Top six places We are looking for any Items of interest Women & Juniors – Top four places to add to our website, please contact Webmaster or Secretary

Page 54 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 74/75; C: J Gaunt 72/75, L Hatzigiannis 70/78; B: J Hayden 48/50, C Bennett 47/50; C: G Farmer HG: O/A: S Atkins 125; A: R Jorgensen 122; B: K 43/50; 50T SKT: AA: P Johnston 49/50; A: L Britton 121; C: J Gaunt 113; VET: T Foster 120; Durham 47/50; B: L Johnston 49/50, J Durham LAD: T Barton 119; JNR: J Buchholz 121. 48/50; C: T O’Connell 44/50; SKT O/A: P Johnston 97/100; 50T SKT D: AA: M Briggs 44/50; A: L METROPOLITAN Melbourne 3/5/09 Durham 47/50; B: J Durham 42/50, L Johnston Fine (98): 90T MXD: AA: P Haslam 145/150, H 42/50; C: T O’Connell 35/50. Crawford 143/150; A: M Ward 143/150, G Clay Target Club Inc. McClure 167/175; B: D Hedt 144/150, D Johnston Melbourne 27/6/09 143/150; C: T Horne 129/150, H Ward 125/150; 40T PS: AA: R Esplin 120/120; A: M Poock JNR: G Aston 140/150; 50T SKT: AA: F Francione 118/120, S Pellegrino 114/120; B: T Laber Postal Address P0 Box 93 Epping 3076 Vic 73/73, D Jackel 72/73; A: P Dasilva 67/68, B 113/120, D Johnston 124/132; C: J Rosmalen Club Location, 20 Vearings Rd off Slater 63/64; B: M Marino 49/50, J turner 52/54; 111/120, G Elsum 94/120; 40T DB: AA: H Stafford C: P Slater 45/50, J Hayden 49/55; LAD: J Durham 134/134; A: D Blunden 133/134, J Mollica 83/84; O'herns Rd Epping Vic 47/50; JNR: E Elder 45/50; 50T SKT: AA: M Briggs B: T Laber 87/88, D Johnston 57/58; C: I Esplin Ph 03 9401 3134 Pax 03 9401 3122 50/50, D O’Sullivan 50/50; A: R Elder 54/54, G 37/40, J Rosmalen 36/40; 50T SKT: AA & O/A: G Petruska 49/50; B: S Vaccaro 49/50, M Corbett Clarke 72/72, P Johnston 53/54; A: M Oakley Reg No A 5465 ABN 34 637 836 794 49/50; C: J Hayden 49/50, G Horrigan 45/50; LAD: 51/52; B: J Durham 50/50, C Bennett 48/50; C: G E-MAIL~ [email protected] J Durham 49/50; JNR: B Slater 48/50; 50T SKT: Farmer 48/50; 50T SKT: O/A & AA: C Sim 56/56, B AA: A Cousens 80/81, M Briggs 78/81; A: L Irons Pearson 55/56; A: L Durham 50/50; B: J Durham 53/54, P Dasilva 62/63; B: B Moss 49/50, D Pope 49/50, L Johnston 49/52; C: C Rutter 49/50; O/A: 55/58; C: J Hayden 46/50, C Lagos 42/50; LAD: J G Clarke 100/100. SEPTEMBER 2009 Durham 47/50; JNR: B Slater 49/50; 50T SKT D: AA: L Durham 49/50, P Johnston 50/52; A: E elder Mildura 16/5/09 49/50, R Elder 56/58; B: B Moss 48/50, S Vaccaro 50T SKT CD: AA: G Clarkson 47/50; A: J Heley 45/50; C: J Hayden 44/50, C Lagos 31/50; JNR: B 44/50; B: G Wakefield 38/50; C: I Dimasi 37/50; Sunday 6th 12 noon start Slater 44/50; LAD: J Durham 43/50; 200T SKT HG: 25T SB CD: AA: G Clarkson 25/25; A: G Pyke O/A: F Francione 197/200; AA: P Johnston 17/25; B: J Heley 19/25; C: D Hibberd 19/25; 50T Event 1 15 tgt Pts Cash Divide N $10 223/228; A: R Elder 195/200; B: S Vaccaro SKT CD: A; G Clarkson 9/10; B: G Pyke 9/10; C: S 1st, 2nd, 3rd 188/200; C: J Hayden 183/200; LAD: J Durham Barnes 9/10. 191/200; JNR: B Slater 186/200. Event 2 50 tgt DB N $20 R $18 J $15 Mornington 13/6/09 AA.A.B.C Melbourne 30/5/09 Glorious: 50T B/T: AA: P Mills 43/50, W Fine, Cold (65): 25T PS: AA: R ESPLIN 73/75; A; J Woodward 41/50, C Carrol 38/50; A: S Howd Event 3 25 tgt Points N $13 R $10 J $7 BARKLEM 75/75; B: C PATTERSON 73/75; C: T 47/50, T Rowe 43/50, R Williams 40/50; B: J WHITE 63/78; 50T DB: AA: L CURTIS 49/50, R Lennane 44/50, S McGrath 44/50, D Clark 41/50; AA.A.B.C ESPLIN 48/50; A: M CANNON 54/55, R WILLIAMS C; C Nelson 41/50, P Noy 37/50, R Lide 37/50. Event 4 25 tgt Continental N $13 R $10 J $7 53/55; B: CPATTERSON 64/64, D HEDT 63/64; C: T WHITE 43/50, I ESPLIN 41/50; 50T SKT: AA: L Morwell 17/5/09 AA.A.B.C DURHAM 49/50; A: R ELDER 50/50; B: J DURHAM Cool, Overcast (37): SEZ 50T B/T: O/A & AA: A Event 5 25 tgt 5 Stand Sporting N $13 R $10 J $7 47/50, J TURNER 46/50; C: T O'CONNELL 42/50; Brady 50/50, P Mills 49/50; A: J Mollica 49/52, N 50T SKT: AA: L DURHAM 49/50; A: R ELDER Court 48/52; B: S Pellagrind 44/50, B Madyson AA.A.B.C 46/50; B: S PELLEGRINO 49/50; C: T O'CONNELL 43/52; C: H Stafford 44/50, D McCleod 43/50; 42/50; 75T Trench: O/A: A VELLA 94/100; A: B SEZ B/T 50T CS: O/A & AA: P Mills 48/50, W Parks DUNSTAN 70/75; B: B HALL 62/75; C: M POOCK 47/50; A: B Stokes 50/57, D Hutchins 49/57; B: B 58/75; LAD: C SKINNER 63/75; JNR: L SCANLAN Attard 45/51, M McKernan 44/51; C: D Rhodes Sunday 13th 10.30am start 61/75. 43/50, C Wyhoon 43/53; HG: P Mills 97/100. Noms close 12.30pm Melbourne 6/6/09 Mt Bogong 7/6/09 Fine (60): 25T PS: AA: P HASLAM 73/75; O/A & A: (27): 10T SB: R Phefley, J Jones, S Coulston, R Metropolitan Field and Game Club Inc. G Aston 74/75; B: M Cocks 72/75; C: T White Palmer 9/10; 30T SB: O/A & A: R Palmer 29/30, R 62/75; 25T CONT DB: AA: P Haslam 51/51; A: D Phefley 27/30; B: R Pigram 24/30, C Healy 23/30; 75 tgt Simulated F & G White 29/29; B: M Cocks 32/32; C: I Esplin 23/25; C: J Goodall 21/30, B Richards 20/30; 30T DB: O/A 25T DB: AA & O/A: P Haslam 65/65; A: B Sadler & A: B Woodward 30/30, R Palmer 28/35; B: C 49/50; B: L Poile 25/25; C: A Whitechurch 24/25; Healy 34/35, R Pigram 33/35; C; J Goodall 29/30, Sunday 20th 12 noon start 100T SKT: AA: M Briggs 98/100; A: L Irons 98/100; I Erbacher 27/30; HG: R Palmer 66/70; JNR HG: B B: L Young 96/100, C Bennett 95/100; C: G Roper. Practice - DTL & 5 Stand Sporting, Skeet Horrigan 88/100. Mt Bogong 5/7/09 Melbourne 13/6/09 Fine, Sunny (25): 10T PS: K Jones 30/30; 30T PS: ZZ Competition 11am start 25T TCH: O/A: C Henwood 90/100; A: A Brady O/A & A: G Evans 88/90, K Jones 82/90; AA: S 65/75; B: W Kotlarewski 61/75; C: R Pitt 60/75; Coulston 85/90, R Leita 84/90; B: R Pigram 86/90, Jackpot $500 shoot program clean 50T SxS: R Ewe 40/50, B Batagol 38/50, J V Tomasoni 84/90; C: J Goodall 79/90, I Erbacher Apostoloudas 37/50; VET: B Jones 38/50, F 75/90; 30T DB: O/A & A: R Taylor 67/67, K Jones McConnell 36/50; 45T MED: AA: H Stafford 66/67; AA: R Leita 28/30, R Ehlers 28/30; B: D Sunday 27th 10.30am start 71/75; A: G Aston 72/75, C Wyhoon 86/96; B: D Taylor 32/34, D Harley 31/34; C: J goodall 28/30, Johnston 98/98, C Patterson 95/98; C: J Rosmalen I Erbacher 23/30; HG: K Jones & G Evans Noms close 12.00pm 73/75, G Elsum 60/75; LAD: I Esplin 56/75; JNR: G 142/150; JNR HG: B Roper. Aston 72/75; 20T HC: D Johnston 21/21, R Esplin 75 tgt Sporting 20/21, C Patterson 19/20; BM: R Esplin 20/20; Myamyn 9/3/09 50T SKT: AA: M Briggs 48/50; A: L Durham 47/50; Fine (35): 25T CONT CS: O/A & A: D Pratt 39/39, open to all shooters AA, A, B, C, Jnr, Ladies VENETO Clay Target Shooters New Shooters graded after 50 tgts F & G and A.C.T.A. use their grade Date Sunday 20/9/09 Start time 12 Noon Venue W.I.S.C.I. Complex, Ballan Road Werribee PRACTICE (11 km from Werribee) Tuesday & Saturday 12pm to 5pm DTL, Tower, Skeet Noms: Red. Full & 5 Stand Sporting Event 1 10 Tgt Points AA, A, B, C N/A $8 Event 2 40 Tgt Points AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd $18 $20 Sunday Limited DTL, Skeet, Tower & 5 Stand Sporting Event 3 40 Tgt Double Barrel AA, A, B, C $18 $20 1st & 2nd President C Milroy Mobile 0401 462 003 Event 4 10 Pairs D Rise Cash Divide AA, A, B, C N/A $12 Cartridges, food and refreshments available on shoot days THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAM The committee reserves the right to alter or modify the program if necessary Metropolitan On The Web: www.vicnet.net.au/~metrogun President: Ernesto Bertollo, Ph (03) 9852 0694

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 55 P Vaughan 38/39; AA: M Graur 27/28, S Rundell 24/25; A: S Holt 41/41, A Pride 40/41; B: E Donald 33/34; B: Fleming 36/37, M Troeth 24/25; C: N 38/39, J Buchholz 37/39; C: P Smith 29/30, I Ross 24/25, C Nolte 22/25; 25T DB CS: O/A & AA: Buchholz 28/30; 30T Ch/Ch: AA: N Telford 50/50, T Pevitt 29/29, M Graur 28/29; A: D Pratt 26/27, G Hayden 49/50; A; M Dyson 50/50, W Calaby WANGARATTA W Wombwell 25/27; B: B Wythe 29/29, H 49/50; B: E Donald 49/50, M smith 48/50; C: P Vaughan 24/25; C: C Nolte 20/25, S Millard Smith 50/50, R Pyle 48/50; 20T HC: P smith 19/25; 25T PS CS: O/A & AA: R Millard 75/75, T 27/27, D Cox 26/27, M Hayden 24/25. Clay Target Club Pevitt 74/75; A: d Pratt 71/75, W Black 68/75; B: S Cutler 67/75, M Mole 65/75; C: N Ross 61/75, S Noorat 23/5/09 7 km North of Wangaratta, Millard 60/75; HG: T Pevitt 123/125. Perfect (39): 25T DB: AA: S Holt 47/47, S Clifford 46/47; A: A Smith 57/58, B Wines 56/58; B: J near Football Ground. Myamyn 13/4/09 Sloane 35/35, H Vaughan 34/35; C: K Britton Sunny (30): 25T PS CS: O/A & AA: G McLean 24/25, P Smith 27/29; 25T SB: AA: S Holt 24/25, Cnr Old Hume Highway & Detour Road 75/75, R Millard 72/75; A: P Vaughan 70/78, W T Smith 23/25; A; A smith 31/33, S Holt 30/33; B: Black 69/78; B: B Woodmason 70/75, B Fleming E Donald 23/25, H Vaughan 23/27; C: K Britton 68/75; C: D Ludeman 66/75, J Rhode 61/75; 25T 26/30, B McMahon 25/30; 20T PS: AA: S Clifford DB CS: O/A & AA: G McLean 30/30, G Hose 24/25; 60/60; A: J Buchholz 92/93; B: M Hayden 59/60; 90th Birthday A: P Vaughan 27/28, W Wombwell 34/35; B: S C: B McMahon 56/60. Holiday 23/25, A Moody 31/35; C: J Rhode 29/30, C Nolte 24/25; 25T CONT CS: O/A & AA: G Noorat 30/5/09 Celebration Shoot McLean 28/28, T Pevitt 24/25; A: W Black 27/28, Perfect (32): 25T SWZ Night PS: AA: N Telford B Wines 26/29; B; B Fleming 29/30, B Wythe 75/75, S Clifford 71/75; A: B Sindair 74/75, A 28/30; C: C Nolte 27/28, J Rhode 24/25; HG: G Pride 71/75; B: J Sloane 74/75, M Smith 71/75; C: 1919-2009 McLean 125/125. J Redfearn 72/75, R Bailey 64/75; 25T SWZ Night HC: J Redfearn 25/25, J Buchholz 33/34, S Nepean 16/5/09 Clifford 32/34. Held over 2 days DTL & Skeet Very windy, some Rain (14): 10T PS E/O: G Boyd, T Gregory, C Carrol & A Crawford; 40 CONT, 50 Noorat 27/06/09 DB: AA: A Crawford 86/90, C Carrol 78/90; A: N Perfect 939): 25T DB: OA & A: A Pride 64/64, M Saturday 17th & Sunday 18th Bakker 81/90, J Barklem 79/90, S McGrath 78/90; Dyson 27/28; AA: G Jennings 63/63, T Smith B: C Findlay 75/90, N Quick 73/90, R Jones 64/90; 62/63; B: K Jackway 35/35, I Holt 34/35; C: B October 2009 C: T Gregory 68/90, D O’Brien 64/90, P Noy 62/90. McMahon 23/25, J Laird 25/28; 30T Ch/Ch: AA; N Telford 50/50, G Jennings 49/50; A: A Pride Noorat 28/3/09 98/100, B Sinclair 96/100; B: L Wines 48/50, K Please come & join us to enjoy Perfect (36): 25T DB: AA: G Hose 24/25, J Hemley Jackway 71/75; C: D Jackway 46/50, J Hayden 23/25; A: D Charles 86/86, A Pride 58/59; B: D 38/40; 20T SB: AA: G Hayden & S Clifford 25/25; this major event Grummett 85/86, S Holliday 50/51; C: D Ludeman A: B Wines 18/20; B: H Vaughan 20/21; C: J Laird 30/30, J Sloane 29/30; 25T PS: AA: G Hose 17/20 110/114, J Hemley 107/114; A: A Smith 75/75, M Saturday 17th October Dyson 74/75; B: F Shanley 75/75, J Matthery Numurkah - Shepparton 3/5/09 73/75; C: J Rhode 75/75, S Koeniy 72/75; 20T SB: Fine, Sunny: 30T PS: AA: M Beard 81/93, T at 11.00am AA: G Hose 17/20; A: W Black 24/25; B: S Bradshaw 80/93; A: T Plum 97/99, S Harbor Holliday 20/20; C: J Rhode 22/23. 90/93; O/A & B: M Rocca 98/99, C Burnes 86/90; C: J Forthergill 83/90, L Harbor 71/90; 30T DB: DOWN THE LINE SHOOT Noorat 25/4/09 AA: T Bradshaw 34/35, T Hicks 33/35; A: S Harbor 90 Targets for 90 years Wet (33): 25T DB: AA: G Hayden 25/25, S Clifford 33/35, A Patten 32/35; O/A & B: R O’Dwyer Events to be confirmed See October Magazine for full details also WANGARATTA Sunday 18th October Clay Target Club at 11.00am SEPTEMBER PROGRAM 90TH BIRTHDAY SKEET CH/SHIP 100 Tgt Skeet Ch/ship AA,A,B,C 5 Stand Sporting Clays Shoot Saturday 12th September at 10.00am Please Note Skeet Shoot 75 Target Sporting Clays Ch/Ship. scheduled for AA,A,B,C 1 & 2 Each Grade Sunday 25th October has been Held over 3 Grounds. cancelled DTL Free Bar B Q lunch Saturday 19th September at 11.00am & free Commemorative memento 10 Tgt Points Score E/O. with each nomination 20 Tgt Points Score Ch/Ship. AA,A,B,C 20 Tgt Bob Barron Memorial H/Cap See October magazine for full details 1, 2 & 3. Contact: Brian Reid 03 5721 7799 50 Tgt Double Barrel Ch/Ship AA,A,B,C Skeet Shoot Sunday 27 September at 11.00am 100 Tgt Skeet Ch/Ship. AA,A,B,C The Club reserves the right to alter the program Contact Brian Reid 03 5721 7799

Page 56 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 30/30, C Burns 43/44; C: J forthergill 29/30, L Mammone 85/86, L Saunders 29/30; C: G New Harbor 24/30; 30T HC: M Rocca 28/30, s Harbor 24/25, J Krauss 23/25; HG: D Bertalli. 37/41, R Sutherland 36/41, J Forthergill 32/36; Club HC: S Harbour; HG: M Rocca 145/150. St James 30/5/09 10T E/O: J King, A Cole; 20T SB CS: O/A & AA: T Werribee Victorian Numurkah – Shepparton 1/6/09 Hicks 20/20, D Luelf 19/20; A: P Collicoat 19/20, Cool, Cloudy (54): 100T DB: AA: C Fitzgerald T Peacock 23/24; B: B Vogelzang 19/20, J Kelly Clay Target Club Inc 150/150, B Ford 149/150; A: D Milojevic 120/122, 18/22; C: C Perterson 12/20, R Lee 8/20; 20T DB T Peacock 119/122; B: M Rocca 99/100, B CS: O/A & A: D Saunders 20/20, A Cole 21/22; AA: Vogelzang 97/100; C: S Lennane 97/100, S B Ford 38/39, D Luelf 37/39; B: B Volgelzang PO Box 806 Werribee Vic 3030 Applebey 93/100. 19/20, B Cooper 18/20; C: C Figgins 16/21, C 10 min drive from Werribee CBD on Ballan Rd Perterson 15/21; 20T HC: B Vogelzang 20/20, C Numurkah – Shepparton 5/7/09 Burns 22/24, D Luelf 21/24; B/M: J King 21/22; Melway Map Ref; Map 206 - A8 Fine, Cool (25): 50T DB: AA: T Bradshaw 91/92, A HG: B Vogelzang 66/70. www.werribeegunclub.com.au Rohrlach 90/92; O/A & A: D Mildjevic 50/50, T Plum 48/50; B: R Sutherland 47/50, A Calandro Swan Hill 17/5/09 49/53; C: L Harbor 46/50, J Boyer 44/50; 25 Pr Cloudy (15): 75T MED CS: AA: P Akkermans DR: AA: T Bradshaw 48/55, C Langridge 45/55; 118/125; O/A & A: E Parker 119/125, S Bates SEPTEMBER 2009 O/A & A: A Cole 40/50, C Burns 37/50; B: A 119/125; B: F Massara 116/125, F Skiliang Calandro 39/50, S Langridge 38/50; C: J Boyer 109/125; C: D Shepaerd 104/125, G Cunningham Practice every Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 35/50, L Harbour 33/50; HC: T Hicks; HG: C 89/125. Langridge 89/100. Swan Hill 21/6/09 Friday NIGHT Shoot September 4th - 6.00 pm Rutherglen 19/4/09 Light wind, sunny (23): 75T DB CS: O/A & A: E Event 1 10tgts Points E/OC/D $8.00 Fine (23): 100T DB: AA: B Leita 98/100, J Gemmill Parker 74/75, J Burg 68/75; AA: P Akermans 96/100, D Hunt 96/100; A: D whyte 99/100, T 72/75, M Absalom 64/75; B: P Hutchinson 67/75, Event 2 25tgts Point Score (Graded) $15.00 Penny 98/100, T Plum 93/100; B: T Cardwell F Massara 66/75; C: D Gitsham 67/75, S Milano Event 3 25tgts Double Barrel C/Ship $15.00 94/100, G Ganning 91/100, G Sanders 90/100; C: 56/75. T Alexander 90/100, C Wojtowyez 89/100, R Event 4 Time Permitting Leatham 88/100; HG: D Whyte 99/100. Tyrendarra 4/4/09 Overcaste but fine: 25T DB CS: O/A & AA: T.Smith Events Graded 1st, 2nd, AA, A, B, C O/All takes grade Rutherglen 17/5/09 38/38, Josh Hemley 27/28; A: W. Wombwell High Gun over program to receive 1/2 case of shells. Fine, Windy (15): 10T E/O CD: 8 Possibles: 30T DB 37/38, B.Wines 25/26; B: R. Hemley 23/25, B. CS: O/A & AA: B Ford 42/42, T Penny 28/30; A: S Fleming 24/27; C: S. Millard 24/25, D.Hinton DTL Jackpot Pud 41/42, D Pearce 33/36; B: T Cardwell 30/30, 25/28; 25T SB CS: O/A & AA: T.Smith 28/30, Josh Sunday September 6th - 12 pm G Ganning 28/30; C: F Pademani 20/30, W Martin Hemley 27/30; A: W. Wombwell 23/25, W. Black 16/30; 40T CONT CS: AA: D Hunt 40/42, B Ford 21/25; B: B. Fleming 23/25, H. Vaughan 22/26; C: *75 Target Trench Handicap plus Final - $35 39/41; A: D Pearce 37/40, S Pud 35/40; O/A & B: S. Millard 21/25, J. Mizzi 20/25; 14 Pr DD: W. Pays to 4th place T Cardwell 40/40, E Brindley 34/40; C: F Wombwell and J.Thom 14/14, K. Wythe and S. Podomani 26/40, W Martin 20/40; HG: T Carwell Millard 13/14. AA + 0, A + 1, B + 2, C + 4 tgts per round 80/80. Tyrendarra 2/5/09 Also on this day - Greek Club Sporting Shoot Rutherglen 21/6/09 25T DB CS: O/A & AA: A.Pollock 47/47, G. McLean Overcast (21): 10T DB E/O: 8 Possibles: 25T PS CS: 46/47; A: W. Wombwell 44/45, M.Sutherland Sunday September 13th - 12 pm O/A & AA: B Ford 85/87, P Calandro 70/75; A: S 24/25; B: S.Cuttler 41/42, K.Wythe 37/38; C: Pud 79/84, C Levitze 76/84; B: R Ellis 82/87, T R.Bailey 22/25, N.Black 21/25; 20Pr DD: R. Millard Event 1 10tgts Points E/O C/D $8.00 Cardwell 72/75; C: R Leatham 71/75, R Wilson & J.Thom 23/24, W.Black & B.Fleming 22/24, 50/75; 20T SB: O/A & AA: D Hunt 20/20, T Penney T.Smith & N.Black 22/24. Event 2 90tgts Mixed Shot over 3 traps $45.00 17/20; A: S Pud 14/20, C Levitze 15/22; B: B Joy 30 Point Score, 30 Single Barrel, 17/20, G Ganning 17/21; C: R Leatham 14/20, R Tyrendarra 6/6/09 Wilson 13/20; 25T DB CD: AA: T Penny 24/25, B 25T DB CS: O/A & AA: S.Wythe 65/65, G. McLean 30 Double Barrel Ford 23/25; A: C Levitze 20/25; B: G Ganning 50/51; A: W.Black 64/65, D. Pratt 38/39; B: B. Events Graded 1st, 2nd, AA, A, B, C O/All takes grade 24/25, T Caldwell & N Daley 22/25; C: R Letham Fleming 57/58, L. Wines 27/28; C: G. Cray 32/33, 20/25, M Rawlings 15/25; HG: D Hunt. J. Mizzi 31/33; 20T HC CS: W. Black 20/20, J. Ross High Gun over program to receive 1/2 case of shells. 41/42, G. McLean 40/42, J.Wythe 24/26, B. Wines DTL Jackpot Sebastopol 17/5/09 22/24. Cool, Cloudy (27): 50T CONT CS: AA: J Buchholz 49/50, S Stokes 47/50; O/A & A: W Calaby 49/50, Veneto 17/5/09 Sunday September 20th - 12 pm C turner 49/52; B: N Vagg 48/50, A Breen 60/63; Showery, Windy: 10T E/O: AA: C Brown 30/30; A: C: C Parry 47/50, K Britton 46/50; 25T DB CS: O/A S Zotti 29/30; B: B Preston 30/30; C: J Claudio *75 Target Trench Championship plus Final - $35 & AA: S Stokes 25/25, J Buchholz 24/25; A: J 27/30; 25T PS: AA: A Varano 75/75, A Bebent O/A, 1st A, B, C Corbett 25/25, C Turner 40/41; B: N Vagg 25/25, 74/75; A: G Went, R Pistone 71/78; B: E Bertollo D Turner 29/30; C: G Parry 47/48, K Britton 71/75, B Preston 67/78; C: G Huntly 61/75, S Iaria Also on Sunday 12 pm - Veneto DTL shoot 46/48. 59/84; 25T SB: AA: A Varano, D Nicson, A Bebend, (see separate Advert) T Psaila 24/25; A: J Barklem 25/25; B: R Rigato St Arnaud 26/4/09 21/25; C: J Claudio 22/25; 25T DB: AA: M Cold, Windy, Showers (16): 10T PS E/O: N Crummins 25/25, D Nilson 31/32; A: R Ristone Geelong Gun Club at Werribee Morrison, P Scott, D Bertalli; 25T SB Gr CS: O/A & 51/51, S Barklem 50/51; B: B Brown 28/30, R A: D Bertalli 24/25, N Morriaon 23/25; B: G James Rigato 27/30; C: J Claudio 23/25, A Guigliemin Sunday September 27th - 12 pm 30/32, D Lanyon 29/32; C: J Boyer 21/25, G New 21/25. 20/26; 25T DB Gr CS: O/A & A: N Morrison 50/52, Event 1 25tgts Single Barrel (Graded) $15.00 J McVitty 45/48; AA: D Bertally 49/52, W Harris Veneto 21/6/09 Event 2 25tgts Handicap 1-2-3-BM $15.00 22/25; B: D polsen 32/35, G James 31/35; C: G (40): 10T E/O: AA: A Dinatale, C Brown 29/30; A: New 21/25, J Boyer 19/25; HG: D Bertally 77/80; G Magolziars, M Hutchings, K Skinner, M Cocks Event 3 50tgts Double Barrel Graded $25.00 OTF: W Harris. 27/30; B: B Brown, E Brache 30/30; C: M Event 4 50tgts Skeet C/Ship $25.00 Trembath 29/30; 50T DB PS: AA: A BeBend St Arnaud 24/5/09 145/150, B Liersch 145/150; A: C Brown 143/150, Events Graded 1st, 2nd, AA, A, B, C O/All takes grade Overcast, Cold, windy (19): 10T DB E/O: R M Hutching 139/150; B: R Rigato 146/159, A Collicoat, J Collicoat, D Polsen, A McKnight, D Saliba 143/159; C: G Gomes 137/150, N Hunter High Gun over events 1to3 to receive 1/2 case of shells. Bertalli; 25T HC: J Collicoat 47/47, G pike 34/36, 120/150; 30T DB: AA: A Bebent 61/61, R Pistone DTL Jackpot R Collicoat 33/36; 25T DB Gr CS: O/A: J Collicoat 60/61; A: M Cocks 31/34, S Zotti 30/34; B: B 47/47, L cook 46/47; A: G Elliot 28/29, G Pike Brown 24/30, A Sauba 28/30; C: J Incani 28/31, G Note: In order for 2nd to be paid, there must be 5 or more shooters per grade 25/28; B: N Collicoat 23/25, D Lanyon 25/28; C: Gomes 27/30. G New 21/25, N McQuinn 20/25; HG: J Collicoat All DTL prizes are paid in cash 50% of 59/60; OTF: L Cook. Veneto 19/07/09 nominations go back into prize pool Sunny & windy: 10T E/O: AA: D Nilson 30/30; A: St Arnaud 28/6/09 G Magdiziarz & M Rocco 30/30; B: D Azzopardi The committee reserves the right Overcast, Cool (49): 10T PS E/O: R Lehmann, C 30/30; C: R Hunter 36/30; 30T (15SB, 15 DB PS): to alter the shoot program as it sees fit. Kelly, L Cook, J Boyer, C Dunn, D Bertalli, P Scott, AA: D Nilson 57/60, R Pistone 55/60; A: M Cocks W Jorgensen, G James; 25T PS Gr CS: O/A & A: D 56/60, L Anderson 55/60; B: D Azzopardi 53/60, R Bertalli 84/84, D Watts 83/84; B: D Polson 73/75, Rigato 51/60; C: R Hunter 52/60, V Basile 44/60; Clubhouse Telephone - 03 9749 7301 R Mammone 71/75; C: J Boyer 68/75, C Pascall 25T DB: AA: D Nilson 57/60, R Pistone 24/25; A: 63/75; 25T DB Gr CS: O/A: D Watts 90/90, C Dunn J Barklen 25/25, N Cook 33/34; B: P Mota 40/40, President - Barry Kavanaugh 0427 237 322 80/81; A: P Scott 89/90, G Grant 55/56; B: R J Claudio 39/40; C: R Hunter 25/25, N Hunter

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 57 23/25; 25T CONT: AA: A Bebend 73/75; A: N Cook Warracknabeal 27/6/09 73/75; B: M Cocks 93/96, M DeMuri 90/96; C: N Woods Point 24/5/09 63/75; B: P Mota 60/75; C: V Basile 63/75. Fine, Cool (17): 30T PS CS: O/A & A: P Mitchell Hunter 60/75, M Preston 50/75; 25T SB: O/A: P Clear, Cool (20): 10T E/O DB PS: M Ward, P 119/120, C Mitchell 88/90; AA: R Black 118/120, Mitchell 30/32; AA: T Psaila 25/28, M Crimmins Desmond 30/30; 30T DB CS: O/A & A: M Ward Walmer 6/6/09 B Flavel & R Lehmann 87/90; B: G Struss 80/90, J 24/28; A: G Magidziarz 27/30, C Brown 26/29; B: 40/41, E Woods 32/34; AA: A Kirley 38/39, P Cold, Wet (14): 10T PS E/O: R Greenwood 30/30, Witney 79/90; C: J Krause 81/90, L Nieward B Preston 29/32, M Cocks 23/26; C: M Preston Desmond 37/39; B: R Lay 28/30, J Wood 26/30; C: T Maroni & J Elliot 29/30; 25T SB CS: O/A & AA: 69/90; 30T DB: AA: R Black, T Pevitt 30/30; A: C 19/25, N Hunter 11/25; 25T DB: O/A: B Brown D Pfitzner 27/30, D Kirley 26/30; 30T Jack Scott DB J Elliot 25/25, T Moroni 22/25; A: I Long 23/25, Mitchell, W Sanders, R Papst, K Pitt & P Mitchell 50/50; AA: T Psaila 49/50, M Miksuo 35/36; A: M Memorial CS: O/A & AA: A Kirley 26/37, D Wales N Frankling 18/25; B: L Young 28/31, M schaper 30/30; B: B Papst 30/30, G struss & J Whitney Hutchings 28/29, I Urch 25/26; B: M Cocks 40/41, 26/30; A: M ward 42/44, D Rosenhain 41/44; B: J 27/31; C: K Moroni 22/25, E Mitchell 19/25; VET: 29/30; C: J Krause 26/30, L Niewand 24/30; JP: B W Preston 24/25; C: M Preston 20/25, M Lococo Wood 29/30, L Polle 28/32; C: D Pfitzner 28/32, H A Prasad 21/26; 25T DB CS: AA: J Elliot 33/33, T Papst 15/15, K Pitt 14/15. 8/25; 50T SKT: O/A: M Corbett 49/50; A: M Ward 27/32; 20T DB TWR: T Apps 28/29, A Kirley Moroni 32/33; A: I Long 35/36, N Frankling Crimmins 47/50; B: P Rhodes 52/56; C: T Saliba 27/29, R Lay 21/23, E Woods 24/26; HG: A Kirley 34/36; B: M Schapor 35/36, A Mitchell 34/36; C: Warrnambool 09/05/09 45/50; HG: M Cocks. 77/80; JNR HG: H Ward 61/80, J Matthews 60/80. E Mitchell 22/25, K Moroni 21/25; LAD: K 25T DB CS: AA G Hose 51-52; AA: D Charles 42- Moroni. 43; A: J Dumesny 95-96, B Wines 33-34; B: J Woods Point 26/4/09 Woods Point 28/6/09 Buchholz 96-96, G Vickers 30-31; C: D Jackway Cold, Wet, Snow (18): 10T E/O DB PS: P West Cold: 10T E/O: D McDonough, P West & T Apps Wangaratta 18/7/09 33-34, R Bailey 23-25; 25T HC: J Hardcastle 32- 30/30; 20T DB PS CS: O/A & AA: A Kirley 59/60, P 30/30; 20T SB: O/A & A: M Ward 18/20, P (52): 10T PS E/O: 8 Possibles: 30T SB CS: O/A & 32, M Dyson 31-32,B Wines 26-27, A Pride 26- Desmond 56/60; A: R Bevis 58/63, A Guppy McDonough 17/23; AA: P Desmond 16/20; B: P AA: D Hunt 30/30, B Ford 29/30; A: P Collicoat 26, J Matthey 25-26. 57/63; B: L Poile 52/60, R Lay 58/68; C: D Kirley West 19/24, L Poile 18/24; C: D Pfitznel 16/22, M 29/30, M Gribben 32/34; B: G Ganning 28/30, T 52/63, H Ward 49/63; 20T DB HC CS: P Desmond Woods 15/22; 30T MED: P McDonough 81/90, P Alexander; C: J Sutherland 26/30, J Goodall Warrnambool 05/06/09 19/20, R Lay 21/24, L Poile 20/24, P West 23/27; Desmond 80/90, L Doile 78/90, E Woods 77/90; 25/30; 30T DB CS: O/A & A: T Plum 74/74, K 25T DB: AA: 1st G Hose 85/85, 2nd Gary Hayden 60T DD CS: R Lay & P Desmond 48/60, P 20 Pr DD: P Desmond & J Wood 18/20, M woods Grassi 54/55; AA: B Leita 63/64, K Willett 57/58; 85/85; A: 1st B Sinclair 33/34, 2nd W Wombwell McDonough & R Bevis 65/84, H Grimus & A & M Ward 19/25, D Hoon & L Poile 17/25; 10T B: E Cox 73/74, D Harley 32/33; C: J Goodall 29/30; B: 1st K Jackway 27/29, 2nd K Britton Guppy 64/84; O/A HG: P Desmond 123/140; JNR SxS CD: P McDonough 10/10, T Apps 9/10, E 30/32, J Sutherland 29/32; O/A HG: D Hunt 30/33; C: 1st P Gabbe 35/36, 2nd J Redfern 24/25; HG: D Kirley 109/140, H Ward 104/140. Woods 8/10, P Desmond 8/10. 90/90; VET HG: M Gribben 88/90; LAD / JNR HG: 25T SB: AA: 1st Gary Hayden 24/25, 2nd A Pollock E Cox. 24/25; A: 1st W Wombwell 23/25, 2nd W Calaby Woods Point 10/5/09 Yarrawonga 3/5/09 22/25; B: 1st K Jackway 29/30, 2nd G Vickers Sunny, windy: 10T E/O DB PS: J Barklem 30/30; Perfect (23): 10T PS E/O: 8 Possibles 30/30; 40T Warracknabeal 23/5/09 23/25; C: 1st J Redfern 20/25, 2nd J Laird 19/25. 50T DB: O/A & A: J Barklem 86/86, A Guppy MED: 10DB, 10 Ps, 20 SB: AA: J Gemmil 59/60, T Windy (20): 30T SB CS: O/A & AA: C Dunn 30/30, 85/86; AA: R Pitt 49/50, D Wales 47/50; B: L Poile Walls 68/70; A: D Pearce 78/79, G Walls 77/79; B: T Orval 29/30; A: R Papst 31/34, G Pike 30/34; B: B Werribee – Victorian 14/6/09 48/50, R Lay 45/50; C: H Ward 45/50, D Pfitzner G Peacock 56/60, N Daley 55/60; C: I Thorpe; 25T Papst 26/31, G Struss 25/31; C: D Reynolds 13/30; (40): 10T PS E/O CD: I Urch, M Corbett, T Psaila, P 44/50; 25T DB PS: O/A & A: J Barklem 73/75, A DB: AA: P Matthews 76/76, N Clark 66/67; A: P 30 DB: AA: D Flavel, R Lehimann, R black & T Orval Mitchell, M Crimmins & A Varano 30/30; 25T PS: Guppy 70/75; AA: D Wales 70/75, R Pitt 66/75; B: Collicoat 75/76, D Pearce 31/33; B: R Moore 30/30; A: K Pitt & J Kent 30/30, R Gould 29/30; B: O/A: N Hayden 89/90; AA: A Bebend 73/75, P J Wood 71/75, L Poile 70/75; C: D Pfitzner 67/75, 25/25, G Coyle 32/33; C: I Thorpe 21/25; HG: J G Struss & B Papst 27/30; C: D Reynolds 23/30. Mitchell 72/75; A: C Brown 88/90, G Faranda M Woods 64/75. Gemmil 122/124. break badges

MEMBER HOME CLUB ACHIEVED AT BREAK MEMBER HOME CLUB ACHIEVED AT BREAK Andrews, I Roma Roma TRAP 75 Kazolis, G Boorowa Boorowa TRAP 50 Bennett, S Cressy Cressy TRAP 75 Larkings, N Glen Innes Glen Innes TRAP 50 Browning, S Bothwell Cressy TRAP 200 Lewis, N Spring Bay Mersey TRAP 50, 75 Bucholz, J Noorat Warrnambool TRAP 75, 100 McClymont, G Brisbane Brisbane TRAP 50 Chellas, M Canowindra Canowindra TRAP 100 McNaughton, G Rockhampton Gladstone TWR 50 Coaxton, D Majura Park Yass SB 50 Mitchell, J Monarto-Alexandra South Australian TRAP 100 Cuzner, L Goulburn Yass TRAP 100 Piampiani, R Newcastle Lake Macquarie CONT 50 Driscoll, P Roma Roma TRAP 50 Pinner, S Albury Wangaratta TRAP 200 Dumensy, J Warrnambool Warrnambool TRAP 75 Roberts, B Goulburn Goulburn TRAP 50 Ellison, L Parkes Canowindra TRAP 75 Simpson, M Goulburn Yass TRAP 50 Esplin, R Melbourne Melbourne CONT 50 Simpson, R Goulburn Yass TRAP 50 Fuller, M Dysart Barcaldine SB 75 Treacy, A Montart-Alexandra Bordertown TRAP 50, 75,100 Grant, P Alexandra Mansfield TRAP 50 Urrutia, N New South Wales New South Wales TRAP 50 Grice, T Sydney Sydney TRAP 100 Vagg, N Sebastopol Maryborough TRAP 75, 100, 150 Griffiths, B Kempsey Glen Innes TRAP 50, 75 Vary, R Richmond River Glen Innes TRAP 50, 75 Haynes, T Moree Glen Innes TRAP 75 Weeden, S Gold Coast Brisbane TRAP 200 Hill, P Brisbane Brisbane TRAP 250 Young, L Frankston Melbourne SKT 50 Jones, D Sydney Sydney TRAP 75

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2009 September 5 - 6 Northern Zone Trap Carnival Charters Towers Gun Club September 18 - 20 Queensland State Skeet Carnival Roma Clay Target Club September 18 - 20 Crayfish Carnival Geraldton Clay Target Club September 18 - 20 Commonwealth Trap Titles Warrnambool Clay Target Club October 31 - November 1 Cherry Tree Pool Carnival Katanning CTC WA November 6 - 8 Victorian State Trap Carnival Echuca Clay Target Club November 7 - 8 South Australian ISSF Carnival State Shooting Park, Virginia November 27 - 29 Victorian State ISSF Championships Melbourne Gun Club 2010 February 5 - 6 - 7 SA DTL Carnival March 7 - 8 SA SKEET Carnival May 1 - 3 QLD State Trap Carnival July 3 - 4 QLD State Sporting Carnival July 9 - 11 QLD State ISSF Carnival September 17 - 19 QLD State Skeet Carnival November 6 - 7 ISSF Carnival SA State Sporting Clays going out to tender

Page 58 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 Novelty field weekend at Singleton

Location 2-1/2hrs north of Sydney

Singleton Clay Target Club’s annual two day novelty field shoot was staged on the long weekend of the 6th & 7th of June. A mild winter’s day with a light breeze set the scene. Our shooting complex at Warkworth took on a carnival atmosphere with a huge number of tents, caravans, lean toos etc covering the grounds. Ninety-four shooters from all over NSW attended, Mudgee, Gulgong, Quirindi and all Valley clubs. Winners of the Tom Turner Memorial L-R A grade Robert Lannigan, B grade Jack Barker Tom Turner Jnr, Two major events were to be decided Satur- OA & AA grade David Douglas & Paul Turner day’s 75 target Tom Turner Memorial and Page 85/100, A grade 1st Jack Barker 85/100, the traps working well. It was great to see Sunday’s 100 target Ridgway Family Cable 2nd Stephen Payne 84/100, 3rd Ross Christian our juniors and other members packing up Handling Services Championship. Shooting 82/100, B grade 1st Craig Main 81/100, 2nd the traps, picking up clays etc with enthus- started at 9.30am and the results were. Amy Buys 80/100, 3rd Robert Harris 79/100, C iasm well done. This weekend has been the Event 1 25 Target Cash Divide AA 1st John grade 1st Tommy Mitchell 71/100, 2nd Edward best shoot for many years and hopefully our Norris 24/25, equal 2nd Craig Hayes, Bruce Larkin 76/112 after shoot off, 3rd Craig Dargan new site will attract even bigger numbers. Byer, Don Harris & Tom Turner 22/25, A grade 73/112. equal 1st Michael McCallum & Graeme Roser 2 day High Guns were OA Andrew Garvie For further information please contact our 22/25, B grade equal 1st M Wolstoneholme, 176/200, AA grade John Norris 174/200, A Secretary Denis Pearce on 6572 4700 or visit Craig Main & Mick Daniel 21/25; C grade equal grade Robert Lannigan 161/200, B grade Jack www.singletonclaytargetclub.com.au 1st Karen Buys, Phil Allen, Len Adams & Barker 162/200, C grade Tommy Mitchell 18/25. Craig Dargan 146/200, Event 2 75 target Tom Turner Memorial AA: 1st Ladies Amy Buys 154/200, David Douglas 69/75, 2nd Tom Turner 68/75, A Juniors David Douglas grade 1st Robert Lannigan 63/75, 2nd Shane 170/200, Veterans Michael Thrift 63/75, B grade 1st Jack Barker 60/75, Quinlan 153/200. 2nd Mick Daniel 59/75, C grade 1st Craig At the presentations all Dargan 62/75, 2nd Phil Allen 50/75, Overall winners and runners up David Douglas 69/75. received sashes and prizes On Sunday a few early showers cleared by with a lot of shooters starting time and a big crowd of 78 shooters praising the Singleton nominated. The major event was the 100 field layout and the excel- Target Ridway Family Cable Handling lent food and service from Services Championship. A big thank you is our kitchen ladies. extended to them for their generous contin- A big thank you is ued sponsorship. extended to the great job Shooting began at 9.30am and the results were from Ann in the office AA 1st Andrew Garvie after a shoot off and Col and volunteers L-R Olympian Tom Turner Jnr, OA winner of the Tom Turner Memorial David 101/112, 2nd John Norris 97/112, 3rd Athol for setting up and keeping Douglas & Paul Turner.

Cable Handling Services High Gun winners L-R B grade Jack Barber, AA grade John Norris, Ladies Amy Buys, Veterans Michael Quinlan, A grade Robert Lannigan, C grade Craig Dargan Junior David Douglas & OA Andrew Garvie. September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 59 MarMaryboryboroughough && DisDistrtrictict GunGun ClubClub 31st31st CentralCentral VVictorianictorian GrandGrand PrixPrix

Bruce Burns from GB Corsivia with Steve Haberman – S & H Shooting wirh Nathan Craig Kelly Single Barrel Champion Cassells, 2nd AA Grand Prix

On Saturday June 27th the Steve Atkins & Steve Haberman, The overall winner of the Single Barrel Maryborough & District Gun Club held joint winners, Overall and AA, of the Grand Prix Championship was Craig Kelly, from the its 31st Annual Central Victorian Central Wimmera Clay Target Club, Grand Prix. This is the major shoot weather conditions and without the fog that Horsham, with a score of 38/38. 2nd in AA that the club conducts for the year and had persisted earlier in the week and that went to Craig Fitzgerald of Echuca. A Grade had delayed the start in many other years. was taken out by Matthew Cocks 35/36 and is one of the largest, longest running Shooters acknowleged the work put in by 2nd place went to Ben Vogelzang. The and most prestigious competitions on club members in preparing the grounds and B Grade winner was Leigh Stokes 25/25 with the Victorian Clay Target Shooting traps and securing the sponsorship needed to Ben Brown running into 2nd place. In C calendar. enable an event of this calibre to run. Grade Terry Baulch won with a score of Shooters came from all over Victoria and The Grand Prix was supported by two other 23/25 from Leo Hatziggannis. interstate to compete for prizes that totalled events – a 25 Target Single Barrel Champion- In the major event, the 31st Central in excess of $8,000. The day’s events got ship, sponsored by Doran Earth Moving Victorian Double Barrel Grand Prix 45 underway at 9.00am with 143 competitors in and a 25 Target Points Score Championship, shooters shot the possible and it looked like attendance, shooting in almost perfect sponsored by Lang Mechanical. we were in for a long shoot-off. The event

James West, 1st A GP Tracey Barton, 2nd A GP Neil Vagg, 1st B GP Terry Baulch, 1st C GP Mark Ralston, 2nd C GP Sam Cuttlerand, 2nd B GP

Page 60 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 Onlookers watching the Grand Prix shoot off was finally shared by two shooters. After AA Grade 2nd was won by Nathan Cassells High Guns: Overall – Steve Atkins 125/125, shooting 158 targets Steve Haberman, 155/156, and 3rd place in AA went to Roger AA – Steve Habberman/Marc Crimmins 124, Geelong and Steve Atkins, Echuca, decided Duthie. In A Grade James West took out first A – Robert Jorgensen 122, B – Kamahl to share both the Overall prize and 1st in AA place on 119/120, Tracey Barton came Britton 121, C – James Gaunt 113, Veterans grade. This was a great result for the club as second and Gary Hargraves was 3rd. B – Terry Foster 120, Ladies – Tracy Barton it eliminated the possibility of a long and Grade was won by Neil Vagg 156/157, 2nd 119, Junior – James Bucholz 121. These expensive shoot-off, and the time saving place went to Sam Cuttlerand and 3rd place were sponsored by Ian McMillan and Rod helped the club get through the programme. to Paul West. In C Grade Terry Baulch 30/31 Brown. The major overall prize for the Grand Prix was the winner, 2nd place went to Mark At presentation time the club raffle was was a Sabatti centre fire rifle valued at Ralston and Barry Rogers took away 3rd. drawn and won by a local Jeff Shanahan $1200 while 1st place in each of the grades The third and final event, the 25 target Points The lucky number draws were won by was a Marlin 17HMR rifle. An Armed Model Score Championship, was won overall by Robert Collicoat and Mary Watts. 6 Air rifle was the trophy for 2nd prize in Wayne Hawker of Bordertown SA with a each grade and 500 premium GB Prius Many thanks to the wonderful ladies in our score of 153/153. Second place in AA went shotshells were given out as the trophy for kitchen who provided such excellent fare to Steve Atkins. In A Grade Robert Jorgensen 3rd place. over the entire day. 116/117 was first with James Bucholz 2nd. The Club would like to thank the major B Grade went to Kamahl Britton 75/75 from Once again, thanks to our sponsors and sponsors for this event – S & H Shooting, Randall Vitkus and first place in C Grade was congratulations to all our winners, we hope GB-Corsivia and A & L Guns. The Grand taken out by James Gaunt 72/75 (the only to see you again next year for an even Prix could not have been run without their Maryborough member to be in the winners bigger and better 32nd Annual Central generous support. circle) with Leo Hatziggannis in 3rd place. Victorian Grand Prix.

Wayne Hawker, Club President Darren Watts with Steve Atkins Darren’s Mum Mary and OA PS Champion Marc Crimmins, AA HG Terry Foster, Vet HG drawing the raffle a lucky draw winner

Kamahl Britton Paul West, 3rd B GP Robert Jorgensen, 1st A PS Ben Vogelzang, 2nd A SB Jim Gaunt, 1st C PS Leo Hatziggannis, 2nd C PS September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 61 Psychological Skills for Shooting by Michael Kruger-Davis ARE YOU PAYING ATTENTION?

I am often asked by shooters, “How can I learn to concentrate too relaxed or too anxious. Anxiety tends to restrict your attentional better?” This is an interesting question because it implies that we span, that is, narrowing the focus, which may lead to missing can learn how to concentrate, and assumes that concentration is important cues that would have contributed to a successful perform- something tangible and concrete. Herein lies the problem: concentra- ance. Anxiety also has the effect of shifting you from the automatic tion is part of a process: it is something that you must do in order to and subconscious, to the controlled and conscious processing, which achieve some goal or product. It is not a product in itself. would lead to the phenomenon called choking. Also the anxious state So what is the process that involves concentration? makes the task involve more effort which will increase fatigue and increase the likelihood of developing self doubt because you will be Jeffrey Bond, Sport Psychologist with the Australian Institute of over analyzing every shot and movement, and in the process tighten Sport states that concentration is a term often used by coaches and up your muscles, so that you are unable to perform to your ideal state. athletes but appears to be little understood. Bond continues by explaining that Nideffer (a renowned US sports Psychologist) has Secondly, attention as a limited capacity or resource. For the shooter, developed an applied theory of concentration, which should be this means the ability to have a broad focus whilst you are waiting to considered by all athletes and coaches. To understand this theory it shoot and being able to shift your attention to a narrow focus when is necessary to realise that for each of us an optimal level of arousal it is your turn to shoot. It would be impossible to maintain a narrow will coincide with efficient use of attentional capacities; this is focus throughout a whole round of 25 targets. There is no need as this referred to as our ideal performing state (IPS). At this IPS, we would be very ineffective and would lead to a severe headache among efficiently match the attentional demands of the situation with use of other things. appropriate type of concentration. When we are not at our ideal Finally, attention as selectivity. By this I mean that that some performing state it is because the types of attentional focus becomes information is selected as important and some stimuli are ignored inefficient and mismatched with the situational demands. Nideffer because they are irrelevant. Effective selective attention begins with believes that we all have an individual concentration style, which an understanding of how to differentiate between distractions and means that we have characteristic ways of using our attentional the relevant cues. capabilities. Nideffer describes concentration as being either broard Abernethy describes the concept of selective attention by using the or narrow. An analogy here is like a torch with a variable beam: metaphor of a searchlight and describes three common errors: If broad type of concentration is when the beam is broad and wide and the searchlight beam is too broad, then you are failing to focus all narrow type, is when the beam is focused on a small point. Bond attention on the limited essential elements for success. If the search- continues by saying that Nideffer also sees influences on concen- light beam is pointed in the wrong direction, then you are being tration as either external or internal. We can now measure our distracted from relevant information by irrelevant information. concentration style in each of these types of concentration: Finally, if the searchlight beam is too narrow, then the athlete is 1. Broad - External: awareness of everything that is going on unable to move from one stimulus to another rapidly enough. around - seeing, hearing, feeling. Necessary for good court/field So if we look at attention, focus or concentration, what should we vision. Probably more critical in team sports than individual know and what should we do to use it to maximize success. Be aware 2. Narrow - External: Abiltiy to concentrate in a focused way, that attention involves being alert, being able to shift and being to focus on the one thing, to narrow onto the relevent aspects of selective. You need to know when to have a narrow focus or a broad a task. Very useful in target skills and as a way of blocking focus and when to focus on external stimuli or internal stimuli. You distractions. should be attending to the process of what you are doing and not the 3. Broad - Internal: Need to analyse, organise and plan. The ability product you wish to achieve. And finally, you should stay focus ed to mix it with what is going on and draw some logical con- and attend to the present. The past will only allow judgments to clusions. Being able to deal with a large number of ideas at the cloud your thinking and focusing on the future will lead to anxiety. one time. References: 4. Narrow - Internal: Ability to focus on a single thought or idea J. Bond. Concentration; Focusing on the Right Thing at the Right and stay with it. Needed to enhance awareness of aspects of body Time. AIS paper. reactions to stress (tight muscles, too high heart rate, etc) Usually C. Perry. Concentration: Focus under pressure . Cited in S. Murhy indicates extreme dedication and capacity to follow instructions, (Ed) 2005 The Spot Psych Handbook; A complete guide to today’s best to stick to a performance plan. mental training techniques. Human Kinetics Effective concentration allows athletes to apply appropriate attention B. Abernethy. Cited in Concentration: Focus under pressure. S. Murhy to the internal and external cues. According to Perry, an athlete that (Ed) 2005 The Spot Psych Handbook; A complete guide to today’s best who can focus, or pay attention, on the task at hand and avoid mental training techniques. Human Kinetics distractions enjoys the greatest possibility of success. I have put together all the articles that I have written for the CTSN In doing some research for this article it became difficult to differ- (and some that have not yet been submitted) on CD. These are entiate concentration from “focus” or “attention”, and it appears that available for $25.00 (which includes GST and Postage). If you wish to psychologists have struggled for hundreds of years to come up with purchase a copy please send cheque or money order to me at the a common understanding and definition. Bruce Abernethy, from the address below. University of Queensland, has identified three major uses of the term attention; Michael Kruger-Davis is the Consulting Psychologist for the Southern Sports Academy in NSW and a member of Narrandera Clay Target Firstly, attention as alertness, including concerns with the develop- Club. He uses GB ammunition exclusively for all DTL events. Questions ment and both short- and long-term maintenance of optimal regarding psychological aspects of sport and shooting can be addressed sensitivity and readiness to respond. As an athlete your alertness and to him at “Gavan” Bassett Rd, Gillenbah Via Narrandera 2700 or on readiness depends upon your emotional state: basically being either 02 69 592802. Page 62 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 your say Top Shooting at Barcaldine Glorious western weather and well presented targets contributed to outstanding performances and personal bests

SEND TO: by many shooters at the Barcaldine 2 day, 14-15 March, 86 PO 466 Wagga Wagga shooters, including visitors from all Queensland zones NSW 2650 rallied to contest the six event program. The office staff Fax: 02 6931 0125 were kept hopping with break badge requests and red chalk Email: [email protected] on the board 46 possibles were recorded for the weekend. Writers must state their membership number, full name and address. Where possible, letters should be typed. The ACTA reserves the right to Shawn Ryan & Trevor Meaney got off to a flying start, both scoring edit any letter for brevity. The ACTA does not necessarily endorse the straight possibles in the first 3 events. Trevor came out tops in A opinion of our correspondents. grade winning both the Double Barrel & Continental. Shawn’s endurance in shoot offs earnt him overall wins in the same two The Editor. CTSN. events and a 250T break badge. Dear Sir, Meanwhile, Bruce Powell was stockpiling points with 4 possibles in Now the dust has settled and we have all had time to consider the a row. A short shoot off won him the Single Barrel Championship. Trap Nationals we would like to thank a few very exceptional and Event 5 the 30 T Points Score was won by Barcaldine’s once a year charitable people and put our hands up for some mistakes we made shooter Willie Chandler with no shoot off necessary. Roxy Meaney shot along the way. We have tried hard to thank everybody by letter brilliantly in C grade to be narrowly beaten by Clermont’s sprightly who assisted in any way, but these two companies stand out from veteran, Barry Nasser. Another resolute veteran from Mt Isa Mick the crowd, and we felt deserved special mention. McGill was consistent all weekend, claiming the A grade High Gun. Firstly the event could not have been run without traps and voice Thank you to Sportsmania Emerald the major sponsor for the shoot. release. For an event as prestigious as the National Titles there is a The attractive line up of rifles and Leatherman for the 30 T Handicap requirement that all machinery has to be identical, and of course were an inspirational drawcard for shooters. Michael Fuller’s win in rightly so. Without the terrific support from Canterbury Traps and the Handicap secured him a CZ 223 rifle & scope and edged him over Voice Release it would have been impossible for a club of our size the line to successfully take the Overall High Gun. to provide the $250,000 of target throwing equipment required to Catering for the weekend was cheerfully covered by the crew from run this event. Barcaldine Aged Care Inc, working to establish an aged care facility This was the first Nationals run exclusively on Canterbury Traps in the town. This partnership was a winner for both our organisation. Thanks for coming on board. and CVR and after a few teething problems on machines that had only been unpacked the week prior, the equipment handled record The next competition shoot at Barcy is our 100 Target Double Barrel on Saturday 22 August at 9.00am. numbers and provided new record scores. The company also Chris Adams provided the technical staff to look after the equipment for the duration. What else could you ask for. Thanks Bruce, Mike and Russell. Secondly we would extend a great thank you to George Sckaf from Gold Coast Shooting Supplies. We all love to hate and hate to love George but you just have to. He selflessly stood in the ammunition tent all week providing the service to the shooters and at the conclusion of the event handed the entire profit to the host club. George is a real life Santa, and yes we do love you George. The event was of course preceded by the pre-nats run by the QCTA and the host club. It is here that we made a mistake, I say we meaning me of course. The formula used on the cash divide events whilst in accordance with percentages paid by ACTA generally (who don’t conduct cash divides at their pre-nats) was however not within the range prescribed under the rule for cash divide payouts. We recognise this as being incorrect and unacceptable, apologise to all the winners in the two cash divides, who should have received their adjustment cheques by now. We hope that all who attended had a good time, thank you for your attendance, and hope that the Association has prospered financially from the event. Regards Robert Nugent. Pres. RCTC inc.

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September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 63 ZZ’s at Cecil Park

Cecil Park’s First Competition - May 23 to see again on 27th June for the next competition. We'd also like to say a special thank you to Neale Guy and Rami Teffaha for Saturday the 23rd May was a cold refereeing, Louis Galea for running the program and his all round wet miserable way to start the support. practice day off for the first ZZ competition to be held on CPCTC June 27 Competition grounds, but thank the heavens Saturday 27th June, ZZ day/night event saw 21 shooters the clouds parted Sunday morning attend the competition. for an interesting and fun day It was a 25tgt event with 4 overlapping sweepstakes starting at ahead. approximately 4pm with the overcast and bleak Sydney weather With approximately 150 ZZ targets forcing us to turn the lights on early for the shooters. thrown for practice on Saturday it was a very hard day to shoot as ZZ helice targets are tricky at the best of times, but with the wind and rain you've got to be good or have 'Lady luck' on your side. It just adds to the fun!!! Our 1st competition winner Dave Perri Sunday got underway with shooters wanting to shoot practice up until 1pm.

Kathy & Neil enjoying the BBQ With $740 up for grabs in the sweep- stakes and Overall taking another $180 home as well as the beautiful Black Tartan sash with gold inlay. Shooting got underway with the first Competition started at 1.30pm with 18 shooters putting their names sweepstakes 1-10 of $190 being taken on the board with $710 up for grabs in the sweepstakes and $180 for out with the only 10/10 going to Vince overall. Gatt, Second sweepstakes from 6-15 with The 1st competition at CPCTC started with a 25 ZZ helice target another clean sweep of $190 by Vince championship with a SASH and CASH for Overall including four Gatt, Third sweepstakes from 11-20 of overlapping cash sweepstakes. $180 was divided by 4 shooters, Luke Cassar, Frank Avacado, Tong Shang and No one shot the first ten targets straight so the 1st lot of sweeps of Vince Gatt with 8/10 taking $45 each, $170 was divided between Frank Minici, Luke Cassar, Henry Yin, Fourth sweepstakes with $180 going to Vince Gatt and Dave Perri who all shot 9/10. Elton Chetcuti with a 9/10, Overall with Second sweeps of $180 was taken out solely by Dave Perri shooting $180 went to Vince Gatt on 21/25. O/A winner Vince Gatt 10/10. Unfortunately the $90 + $85 Total $175 Third sweeps of $180 was divided by Eugene Kavanagh and Dave Jackpot from the first & second competitions didn’t go off. Next com- Perri both shooting 10/10. petition which is on the 26th July 2009 at CPCTC this will be added Fourth and final sweeps of $180 was taken out solely by Paul to extra jackpots taken on the day. Farrugia with 10/10. A BIG thank you to all the shooters who participated and helped on Overall of $180 for the day went to Dave Perri shooting 22/25 the day and we hope to see you again on the 26th July at CPCTC for who took home the first ZZ Sydney Australia black tartan sash, the next ZZ competition. congratulations Dave. We would also like to say a special thank you to Louis Galea, Dave The Jackpot of $90 carries over to the next competition to the lucky Johnson for helping set up, Neale Guy, Joseph Camilleri for referee- shooter or shooters to shoot the possible. ing, and Darcy Chetcuti for running the program. Thanks to those for helping pack up Louis Galea, Joe Camilleri (Stock maker), Elton & It was great to see new shooters come and have a go at this rela- Darcy Chetcuti, Tong Shang, also a thank you to Kathy Chetcuti, tively new discipline to NSW, most of whom surprised themselves on Frank Avocado, Leonardo Pezzano and all other helpers for running how well they shot! I have heard the girls are just as good at ZZ the BBQ with all profits donated to the Junior Development Program. shooting as the guys, so lookout boys! Meat was kindly donated by Austral Butchery (Mick and Maria A lot of good ZZ shooters have stemmed from Victoria which has Marciano) which was organized by Frank Avocado (Mr Baulk). been the home of ZZ for the last 30 years, but now the excitement of See you at the next ZZ shoot on Saturday the 18th July 2009, see add shooting the ZZ discipline is spreading! on website for more details. Thank you to all the shooters that participated on the day we hope Vince & Shelly Page 64 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 Two days of shooting at Dysart Gun Club

Location central Queensland, 720km northwest of Brisbane

The Dysart 2-day shoot kicked off on Friday the 3rd of Sunday July with 18 shooters turning up for practice. After started with practice the Dysart ladies served up a delicious 3 course another hot meal comprising of pumpkin soup, spaghetti bake and beef breakfast and shooting commenced at 9.00 with a 25 target cash divide and casserole followed by pineapple crumble and cream with again 17 shooters shared the cash and they were AA grade John everyone socialising around the potbelly stoves afterwards. Maxwell, Bruce Powell and Scott Meaney 25/25, A grade Jim Saturday morning dawned with a hearty feed of bacon and eggs and Wiseman, Todd Holmes, Mick Fuller, Cliff Grimshaw, Eddie Bates, by the start of competition at 9.30 a tally of 50 shooters had Phil Doring, Alan Powell, B grade Neil Bell 24/25, Russell Tanis, nominated. The weather on Saturday was fine and sunny with a Peter Watts, Neil Kidcaff 23/25, C grade Mick Cronin 21/25, cool, light breeze and the first event saw 17 shooters take a share of Bronwyn Wiseman, Craig Harris 19/25. The points score was next the cash divide, with AA Grant McPherson, Ray Meaney, Bruce and Grant McPherson took overall with a score of 75/75, 1st AA Powell 25/25, A Jim Wiseman, Craig Polson, Mick Fuller, Cliff grade Ray Meaney 74/75, 2nd Wes Humphries 97/99, 1st A grade Grimshaw, Phil Doring, Paul Adams 23/25, B Aiden Gorlick 25/25, Jim Wiseman 113/114, 2nd Eddie Bates 112/114, 1st B grade Alan Alan Love, Chris Adams 24/25, C Richard Holmes 19/25, Alex Love 72/75, 2nd Aiden Gorlick 74/81, 1st C grade Wendy Bell 65/75, Skinner 18/25, Wendy Bell, Ralf Sues, Bronwyn Wiseman 17/25. 2nd Bronwyn Wiseman 63/75. Event 2 was the 50 target Double Barrel and Dysart shooter Eddie Our final event was the 25 target Sportsmania handicap with Alan Bates took overall with a score of 84/84, 1st AA grade Dan Collins Love winning first place with a score of 39/39 and the CZ 223 rifle, 77/78, 2nd Ray Meaney 71/72, 1st A grade Craig Polson 83/84, 2nd second was Neil Kidcaff with a score of 38/39 and the Mossberg 17 Mal Collins 76/77, 1st B grade Robbie Cross 61/62, 2nd Russell Tanis HMR rifle, third was William Polson with a score of 33/34 and the 53/55, 1st C grade Sherry Millar 46/56, 2nd Candy Brennan 45/56. Stoeger 22 air rifle and fourth was Daniel Collins with a score of As the squads flowed along a barbeque lunch and freshly cooked 31/32 and the Remington Swag. prawns by club member Scott Meaney was served at noon. Event 3 The High Gun winners were Overall High Gun Grant McPherson was the 25 target Single Barrel and Dan Collins took overall with a 242/250, AA grade Bruce Powell 271/282, A grade Craig Polson score of 37/38, 1st AA grade Grant McPherson 25/27, 2nd Wes 268/282, B grade Alan Love 230/250, C grade Sherry Millar Humphries 29/32 1st A grade Craig Polson, 2nd Eddie Bates 29/31 204/264, Ladies High Gun Zarah Powell 232/250, Veterans High Gun 1st B grade Peter Watts 36/38, 2nd Chris Adams 23/25, 1st C grade Cliff Grimshaw 219/250 and Junior High Gun Paul Adams 234/250. Bronwyn Wiseman 21/25, 2nd Mick Cronin 20/25. Shooting and presentations were finished in good time for those Event 4 was the 25 Target Continental and the overall winner was who travelled to get on the road. Wes Humphries with a score of 61/61, 1st AA grade Bruce Powell The members of the Dysart Gun Club would like to thank their 60/61, 2nd Andrew Skinner 44/45, 1st A grade Todd Holmes 75/76, sponsors who were BMA Saraji, Norwich Park and Town Office, 2nd Phil Doring 74/76, 1st B grade Aiden Gorlick 26/27, 2nd Neil Sportsmania, Cairns Climate Control, Ag,n,Vet Emerald, Cater Care Bell 50/52, 1st C grade Sherry Millar 23/25, 2nd Wendy Bell 23/26. Services, Peak Downs Mine, Lake Vermont Resources, Gb&Ar With all shooting finished by 5 o’clock, the potbelly stoves were Willoughby Transport, Rope and Rescue Moranbah, Barra Jacks, fired up and shooters gathered in the club house until dinner was Hoban Smith Industries Dysart, Eagle Boys Pizza Dysart, Queensland served around 6.30. After a 3 course roast dinner the lights were lit Mines Rescue Service Dysart, also a big thankyou to those who up for a bit of fun with the novelty tower event and 20 shooters gave a hand to make the weekend run smoothly, lastly and most competed for the cash prizes. While some stayed and socialised, importantly those who travelled to Dysart to make it an enjoyable others retreated to the camp ground and took advantage of their weekend. camp fires, as the night got quite cool. Mick Fuller, club secretary

High Gun winners L-R Cliff Grimshaw Veterans, Alan Love B Grade, Zarah Powell Ladies, Craig Polson A Grade, Paul Adams Junior, Bruce Powell AA Grade, Grant McPherson Overall, Sherry Millar C Grade September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 65 PAUL PRITCHARD MEMORIAL SHOOT Kempsey Clay Target Club

Paul Pritchard was a wonderful, supportive member of broke every target with his first shot and was unlucky to pull a Kempsey Clay Target Club. He passed away last year and is second barrel on one target, though 149/150 is pretty good shooting sadly missed; however, his wife Kay was keen to continue his in my eyes. Understandably Kerry took out overall and with his sponsorship with the club by having a memorial shoot on 49/50 in the first event he had High Gun for the day sewn up and won Paul Pritchard’s personal, timber boxed cleaning set. Yes I was June 20th in his honour. Paul was a very successful and well jealous; however, he deserved the wonderful prize. I am sure he will respected shooter during his life, and this particular Saturday treasure it and use it with Paul in mind. in June showed how many shooters still have so much Event 2 50 Target Point Score 15m PAUL PRITCHARD MEMORIAL. Overall respect for his memory. The weather was foul, it rained in K Miller 149/150, AA Grade 1st H MacInnes 146/150, 2nd B Clarke 141/150, torrents and it was extremely cold. Rain splashed up off the 3rd S McMahon 138/150, A Grade 1st K Saunders 144/153, 2nd P Deland barrel of the guns and into our faces but it was worth every 143/153, 3rd D Pay 140/150, B Grade 1st J Griffiths 137/150, 2nd P Leicht minute of discomfort just to be shooting in Paul’s memory. 132/150, 3rd B Neill 131/150, C Grade 1st P Brenton 133/150, 2nd T Baker 125/150, 3rd A McMahon 118/150, Overall Veteran B Jones 134/150, Overall Our first event was the 50 Target Double Barrel Club Championship Ladies L Clarke 114/150, Overall Junior B Griffiths 137/150, High Gun Kerry which was shot in two walks. Shooting in wet weather gear could Miller 198/200. have been a problem for some, however, the scores were very impres- Rex Wilson from Newcastle, who was a close friend of Paul’s, donated sive with shoot offs required to sort out the final positions in three a beautifully etched decanter and set of glasses to the overall winner out of the four grades. The results were as follows:- of the Paul Pritchard Memorial Shoot and Kerry Millar took this home Event 1 50 Target Double Barrel 15m CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Overall S as well. (Once they were carefully packaged back in their boxes). The McMahon 61/61, AA Grade H MacInnes 49/50, B Jones 68/70, A Grade P support and sponsorship from Kay Pritchard and also Rex Wilson was Deland 60/61, K Miller 49/50, B Grade P Leicht 60/62, J Griffiths 59/62, C appreciated greatly by shooters and the Kempsey Clay Target Club. The Grade A McMahon 43/50, P Brenton 42/50. day proved to be a great success, despite the weather and we all look Our next event was Paul Pritchard’s Memorial Shoot. Point Score is forward to next years shoot. one of those events which tend to sort shooters out. Kerry Millar Lesley Langer, Publicity Officer

Kay Pritchard with winners of the Paul Pritchard Memorial B Jones, J Griffiths, P Brenton, K Saunders, H Macinnes, B Griffiths, L Clarke & K Miller Kerry Miller with Ted Baker DTL, Tower and Skeet at Euroa Clay Target Club

Location Less than two hours north Melbourne along Full results were 10T PS Sweepstakes P Grant, B Ford, D Luelf, P the Hume Highway Akkermans, R Nisbet, A Rohrlach & R Stackhouse 30/30; 15 Pts CS: OA & AA 1st D Luelf Mansfield 120/120, A 1st G McLure Alex- andra 50/51, B C Patterson Melbourne 47/48, C C Petersen Saturday 27th June conditions on the day were overcast Alexandra 37/45; 15T SB CS: OA & AA D Luelf Mansfield 30/30, and cold, twenty hardy souls turned up for our monthly A 1st R Stackhouse Euroa 14/15, B D Collihole Euroa 29/30, C C down the line shoot, four sashes were on offer plus Petersen Alexandra 9/15; 15T DB CS: AA 1st C Asquith Euroa trophies for all grades. Mansfield and Melbourne 67/68, OA & A L Fitzpatrick Euroa 90/90, B C Paterson Melbourne shooters took off the main sashes Euroa’s reputation was 89/90, C C Petersen Alexandra 11/15 OA HG P Akkermans 153/154. upheld by Laurie Fitzpatrick. On June 14th a tower and skeet shoot was held with the results David Luelf of Mansfield won the points and Single Barrel events being 20T SB TWR CS: A 1st A Rohrlach Euroa 24/25, OA & B and Laurie Fitzpatrick won the Double Barrel good shooting D Jackel Wangaratta 25/25, C 1st R Barns Euroa. 50T SKT CS: AA Laurie, while Melbourne shooter Phil Akkermans won the High D Jackel Wangaratta 48/50, OA & B G McLure Alexandra 49/50, Gun sash. C A Farish Wangaratta 47/50.

Page 66 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 WEST WYALONG HOSTS CENTRAL ZONE CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Location right on the crossroads of the Newell and Mid Western Highways, close to the centre of NSW

There was a smaller than expected group in attendance at the Central Zone Champion of Champions shoot hosted by the West Wyalong Clay Target Club on the last Sunday in June. Perhaps the overcast and cold day put some shooters off but the quality of competition was still high. The day got underway with a 10 Target Eye Opener and Adrian Hodges, Dozer Collins, Clive Foster and Matty Patmore all had their eye in and scored possibes. The 25 Target Double Barrel Cash Divide event saw Dozer Collins and Clive Foster sharing AA Grade prize money with scores of 25/25, Wayne Ambrose and Ben Fairman also shot 25/25 to win A Grade, Adrian Hodges and Narelle Ambrose scored 24/25 and won B Grade while Russell Brown and David Hodge also scored 24/25 to share the C Grade prize pool. The Central Zone Champion of Champions shot in three visits to the trap for 25 targets double barrel, 25 single barrel and 25 points is a President Kelvin Maxwell with Clive Foster highly regraded event by all shooters and competition is always fierce. With time remaining it was decided to put on a 20 Pair Double Rise At the half way mark in the event the shooters paused for the barbe- Cash Divide and Matty Patmore got the AA Grade cash with 39/40 cue lunch cooked up by Kelvin Maxwell and Narelle Ambrose. This while A Grade shooters Wayne Ambrose and Ben Fairman shared the gave them a chance to check the scoreboard and to everyone’s sur- money with 30/40, David Hodge continued to shoot consistently prise there had been no possibles scored and this situation remained winning B Grade 28/40 and John Wason using his newly acquired the case for the remainder of the competition. Browning shot 27/40 to take out C Grade. Matty Patmore and Clive Foster were equal when all the scores were High Gun on the day was Clive Foster 155/160. tallied and were called to shoot off to decide the Champion. The Hodge kids did a great job cleaning up everything in sight and The spectators were treated to a fine display of shooting by these two kept things very tidy well done guys. top shooters but eventually Matty Patmore dropped a target to make Clive Foster the Central Zone Champion of Champions for 2009 with Just a reminder to side by side shooters that the West Wyalong Clay 145/150, Matty Patmore won AA Grade 144/150 and Ben Fairman Target Club’s Doug Lindsay Side by Side Championship will be held topped A Grade 108/125, David Hodge was the B Grade winner on the fourth Sunday in August. 110/125 and K Hunt won C grade 95/125. The Squire

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[email protected] September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 67 progressing to clay targets, competing every contesting Canberra Inter’s Golden Trout. week against the nucleus of the ACTA Hall of When the dust settled after the two day event, Fame members like Newton Thomas, Fred Luke was left standing as the B grade high Vale Burns and Jack McCraith and 1956 Olympians gun – an excellent achievement from some- Clem Mudford and John Bryant. one with only a couple of months in the BRIAN MARK Brian worked for Winchester in the glory days grade. He also attended many club shoots around NSW and VIC, and on one memorable Brian Mark was amongst the legends of the of the 1970’s and 1980’s in the tough battle against IMI-Eley for domestic market occasion, bought raffle tickets in Illawarra for clay target shooting fraternity. He traveled both himself and his inseparable companion, widely around Victorian and Australian supremacy and his magnificent contribution and innovative programs as head of adver- Bella, the brindle staffy. Naturally, Bella won, shooting grounds, often shooting, but always and when Fred Rapley read out the results, he entertaining! He passed away on 19th June, tising and promotion was second to none in the Australian sporting goods industry. commented that if he had a dog he wanted it 2009 at Werribee after a battle with cancer, to be like Bella. Bella’s good nature reflected aged 78 years. His personal contribution to coaching, that of her owner, and Luke donated Bella’s He was always happy to tell a joke or two and particularly in Victoria at inter-school compe- prize to be raffled again. was preferred MC at Calcutta Nights and titions in the Wimmera and Western Districts must also be commended. However, as good a shot as Luke was, he is Awards ceremonies. The father of Geoff, more likely to be remembered for being a David and Russell, he left a legacy within the Brian is survived by his three sons David, good mate to many shooters, both at Majura clay target community that will take a long Geoff and Russell and faithful partner of the Park, Canberra Inter and across NSW. He was time to eclipse. He was Foundation Life past decade Pauline. one of those people who were everyone’s best Member of Werribee International Shooting One of a kind, the mould is broken, sadly mate, and people were attracted to his good Complex Incorporated and was coach and there will never be another personality in our nature and openness. Although difficult, mentor to a number of current shooters. A sport like Marksie. don’t remember Luke for how he died, but member of a number of Gun Clubs over his rather as the man he was. On that night he lifetime including Geelong, Sebastopol, demonstrated to the rest of Australia what his Victorian and Werribee, and was always will- LUKE MITCHELL family and friends already knew – that he was ing to help referee and score the squads. He 16/1/1980-24/5/2009 too good a man to stand by to see someone was a frequent visitor to the famous Mildura suffer without giving a hand. That is how he Easter Shoots and enjoyed entertaining the It is with great regret that Majura should be remembered, not as a victim of large crowds, often well into the night. He cowards. began shooting in his teens and competed Park Gun Club until late last year when illness prevented him reports that one of Our thoughts are with his family, especially from being competitive. He won over one our newer mem- his parents John and Carol, his stepmother thousand Championships in his lifetime and bers, Luke Mitchell, Wendy and his partner, Zarli Kew. Majura was regarded as a true sportsman within the passed away early Park is planning a memorial event for Luke, in shooting circles of Australia. His ashes will be in the morning on consultation with his family, and further spread at his campsite near Pooncarie by his 24 May 2009. details will be provided through the CTSN family. Luke went to the when the event is finalised. We hope you will assistance of a stranger being assaulted join us and remember Luke. BRIAN MARK outside a nightclub in Melbourne, and was Shooters all over Australia will be saddened to later tracked down by three assailants who BEN MARJORAM read of the recent passing of one of it’s best stabbed him several times and he died some 2/12/1937-6/7/2009 known and most respected members. time later in the operating theatre. His death made headlines across Australia. Ben Marjoram was a well known clay target Brian Mark died in Melbourne on Friday June shooters throughout the Northern Rivers and 19 after a long but courageous battle with a Luke was born 16 January 1980, in Ulladulla, Northern Tablelands of New South Wales. He tumour. where he lived with his family until he was began shooting clay targets about 15 years about 13, after which the family moved to the ago and although he never reached above B At his well-attended funeral the always jovial Canberra region, and established a garden grade his passion for shooting clays was Brian was remembered as the greatest story nursery in Queanbeyan. He went to St enthusiastic each and every time he attended teller and MC of all time, always with a Edmund’s College where he is described as a a shoot. In his early years he shot black friendly smile and “did you hear the one student with moral integrity who was a friend powder. about”? to everyone who was lucky enough to know Even if you had heard it before it was twice as him. At 17 he became a chef apprentice at Ben had little or no formal education having funny when Brian told it. The Park Royal and more recently, Luke and to leave school at the age of 12. He put up his his brother Shane ran a successful building age to work in the Lithgow Small Arms Brian must also be remembered in the upper business, Ultra Seal Construction, operating Factory where he worked in the steel harden- echelon of brilliant shooters like Olympians both in Canberra and in Melbourne. As can ing section and this is obviously where he Terry Rumbel, Peter Wray and ICI pro Don be expected, he was a treasured member of gained his love of guns and steel. Scowcroft who did not win an open his extended family, and was the godfather He joined the NSW Railways where he first Australian national down-the-line title but to many of his nieces and nephews. He has Brian was close on many occasions. worked as a Porter. He then became a fireman family throughout NSW, ACT and VIC, on the Steam Locos, later to become a Driver Who could forget the joy on Brian’s face including Griffith and Canberra. on the Diesel locomotives driving goods trains when his youngest son Russell won the Luke’s competitive shooting career unfortu- around Cootamundra, Lithgow and Moree. He national barrel title in 1980 and then Geoff nately only spanned a couple of years, but drove the XPT and he occasionally drove the winning national single barrel in 1983 or the during that time he showed that he had the Indian Pacific into and out of Sydney. proud TV interviews when Russell won gold skill and tenacity to become a great shot. In With his limited education he turned to books at the Atlanta Olympics, classic and memor- the 2008 Australia Day shoot at Canberra for his thirst of knowledge and was extremely able moments in the history of competitive International, he won several events in well-informed on almost any subject through shooting in this nation. C grade, and placed second in another. As a this reading. Brian Mark started his shooting career in result, he was progressed to B grade, and in Melbourne in the 1950’s, first at live pigeons, April 2008 he joined some 100 shooters Ben was an avid ‘re-loader’ and spent much of Page 68 Australian Clay Target Shooting News September 2009 his days in his den reloading cartridges. He also loved working with steel and some of his special projects can be seen at any of the Northern Rivers Gun Clubs. Annual Citrus Country Shoot Ben did not enjoy the best of health for the past number of years but he tried never to let Central Burnett Gun Club his ill health interfere with his love of clay target shooting. His death although sudden Location 390 km north-west of Brisbane and 124 m above sea-level was still unexpected. ‘Rest Easy Mate’, Saturday 20th June was a Your Best Mate beautiful winter’s day, not a movement in the air, while 59 ALAN (CURLY) MILLS shooters waited patiently for Alan (Curly) Mills the printer to produce the was a member of squad sheets. Finally we were the Swan Hill away and 23 shooters shared a Clay Target Club for few coins in the first event of over 30 years. For most of that time 25T D/B Sweepstakes. Barbara he was Secretary/ Cox who is a little youthfully Treasurer. Alan was challenged, deserved her loud a 25 metre Back ovation being the only B Marker until times grader to have a full house. caught up with him. The overall winner of the 50T Alan was a life Double Barrel Top CAT Trophy was member of both the Swan Hill Gun Club down to Ryan Olive and Alex Dallas. and the Swan Hill Fire Brigade. Alan had over Ryan never put a foot wrong, being 50 years service to the Swan Hill Fire Brigade. the winner with a score of 163/163. OA HG Ryan Olive receives the Frank Robinson memorial He will be sadly missed but both these Father Andrew Olive managed to get trophy from Mrs Alison Robinson organisations. himself into A grade after this event. Ron Mills Brian Muirson and young David Holden did well for A & C grades respectively. Clayton Cusack gave Ryan Olive a good run in the 30T Medley, Ryan Olive winning ARTHUR CYRIL WRIGHT overall with a score of 175/175, Malcolm Zipf, Julie Allan, and David Holden taking A, 12/07/1921-18/06/2009 B & C grades respectively. Sunday morning was overcast with misty rain, you know, one of those mornings you Arthur was born expect to see a dinosaur or a pink elephant come out of the mist. Thankfully it cleared in Shepparton for the 30T Handicap, Malcolm Zipf, Clayton Cusack and Graham Rudd came in first, Victoria and was second and third. schooled at Fryers Street Primary In event 5 overall in the 30T Points Score went to Ryan Olive who pipped Irvine School Wynyard by one point, A grade Peter Brandt scored 110/111 to beat local Frank Robinson. Two more of our local members did well. B grade John Burns and junior On leaving school Gerrard Haigh C grade, who has just returned to shooting after a broken arm. In Arthur enlisted in conjunction with this event we have the Mark Shelley Memorial Shield, Team of 5, the the Army, after convincing his mother to sign winners being Ryan Olive, Lil Brandt, Peter Brandt, Andrew Olive and Iain Campbell the enlistment form. Arthur was mustered into 423/450. the 38 AMF Battalion and was posted to the 39th Battalion. Overall for the last event of the day, 15pr Double Rise was won by Frank Robinson 37/40. Arthur’s Battalion was sent to Papua New Guinea were Arthur fought on the The presentations finished with the High gun winners being sashed and then all our Kokoda Track, Buna/Gona Sanananda Track, much appreciated visitors went home and all was very, very quiet. where he contracted Malaria, Scrub Typhus and hook worm and was sent to the army hospital at Heidelberg to convalesce. Arthur was then posted to the prisoner of war camp at Tatura were he guarded the German POWs. Arthur was a life member at the Shepparton Pigeon Club, Northern Victorian Arms Collectors Guild and the Shepparton Gun Club. Arthur was an avid Down the Line shooter, shooting at all the North East shooting Clubs, Arthur was also an avid clubman as well as a family man, his grandson, Travis aspiring to AA grade and owning a local gun store. Sadly missed. Team event winners with Frank Robinson Keith Perry

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 69 ARARAT TRI-CLUB All Round Champion of COMPETITION Champions at Cecil Park

Location In the foothills of the Grampians, 203 kilometres On Sunday 28th June, 36 shooters gathered at Cecil north-west of Melbourne Park for the first “All Round Champion of Champions Shoot” which consisted of shooting 25tgt sporting, The Ararat Clay Target Club conducted round five of the 25tgt skeet, 25tgt DTL and 25tgt ISSF Trap totaling 100 tri-club competition, between local clubs St Arnauds, targets. The event was designed to test the shooters Callawadda/Stawell and Ararat, with the home team enter- abilities in Skeet, Sporting, DTL & Trench. The event ing the day with a handy lead and in good form. The shoot was sponsored by K & S Metal Fabrications, Camilleri was marred by strong winds, intermittent rain and freezing Custom Stocks, Cecil Park Clay Target Club and Chetcuti conditions but the 25 shooters who braved the elements Plant Hire. Thank you to our sponsors. produced some impressive performances. The day commenced with a 10 target point score eye opener, only three shooters could manage the 30/30, Gary Grant, Peter Tate and Bill Harris. The second event was the Dollar Curtain and Blinds 25 target point score championship. Wayne Harris who shot consistently well in the conditions to take out the overall and AA grade titles with 78/78, runner up in AA was Jim Sawyer, with 74/75, Wayne Calaby had a solid win in A grade 77/78, beating runner up Bill Harris 74/77, B grade was taken out by Ken Malcolm, 67/75, narrowly edging out Geoff Strauss who finished with 66/75, and first in C grade was Arthur Champneys 63/75 from runner up Neil McQuinn with 51/75. The third event for the day was the Kings of Ararat 25 target double championship. Dave Bartelli found form at the right time to take out the overall and AA grade winner with 31/31, runner up in AA was Tim Hughes 25/26, Bill Harris took out A grade with 30/31 after a shoot off for overall, runner up Gary Hargreaves 24/25, B grade was David Douglas O/A Juniors Leonardo Pezzano O/A winner taken out by Bruce Papst 27/29 after a shoot off with Ken Malcolm 26/29, Arthur Champneys 22/25 had back to back success in C grade The shoot marshals on the day were Leo Pezzano and Elton to win from Neil McQuinn. Chetcuti who both did a great job working as a team. It was a clear winter’s day which made for good shooting conditions. We had 7 junior shooters on the day take advantage of the free nominations for juniors who participated they also gave a hand helping with scoring and trapping. It was great to see the calibre of good shooters turn up for the challenge. We hope everyone had a great day and we will see you all back there next year. Thank-you to Vince Gatt & the Cecil Park Club and everyone that helped on the day. Scores for the day 1st Leo Pezzano 90/100, 2nd Tong Shang 87/100, 3rd Mick Ling 87/100, 4th Arty Del-Ben 85/100, 5th Neal Guy, 6th David Perri, 7th Theo Lionatos 80/100, 8th Mario Carta, 9th Robert Duncan, 10th Joe Camilleri 78/100.

St Arnauds shooter Dave Bartelli and Ararat's Wayne Harris. Bartelli took out the 25 target double barrel championship, Harris claimed honours in the 25 target points championship, High Gun and the off the Off the Fence

Wayne Harris capped off a successful day, claiming the high gun with the impressive score of 126/130 and then followed that up by taking out the “Off the Fence" The Ararat Tri-Club team of Ken Malcolm, Gary Grant, Gary Hargreaves, Wayne Harris and Bill Harris is currently leading the competition with an aggregate score of 3320 after five rounds. St Arnauds team of Neil McQuinn, Darrin Petrie, Dave Bertelli, Paul Chipperfield and John McVitty are following closely with 3237, and Callawadda/Stawell team of Jim Sawyer, Chris Pascall, Tim Hughes, Collin Dunn and Laurie Hemley are still within winning range with a Juniors being donated shells by sponsors for the day L-R Jason Hoy, total of 3159 with the final round of this competition on their home Anthony Bartolo, Gemma Dunn, Michael Neil, Darcy Chetcuti and Brian Camilleri turf to be shot on Saturday the 18th of July.

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Carnival HG’s L-R Mark McInnes, Kerry Miller, Hank Macinnes, Billy Griffiths & Robert Marko

Notwithstanding poor 83/84, AA grade to regular visitor, Arty Del Ben 77/81, A grade to weather leading up to Kerry Miller (Taree-Wingham) 82/84, with Andrew Baker & Robert our annual carnival, Marks, both of NLMCTC, winning B grade & C grade respectively. 66 competitors still The premier double barrel championship sponsored this year by made their way to Hitachi Construction Machinery Australia, rounded out Saturday’s Wingham to be greeted events with Kevin Thompson (NLMCTC) winning the event 62/62 with the grounds and Continued on page 72 recent clubhouse reno- vations, excellently presented, to the credit of our dedicated local members. The first event, the GB Corsivia ANZAC Handi- Mark McInnes OA winner ANZAC HC, DB CONT cap, commenced on time & Flying Fox Fifty CS with sponsor & in sunshine, although Denis Pearson very damp underfoot. Narrabri shooter, Mark McInnes, shooting from the 25 metre mark won the event with a 25/25 skinner. A shoot-off was required to determine the placings with Hank Macinnes (Port Macquarie) second 25/26, local member Diane Deland, third 24/26 & junior Port Macquarie member Tom Clarke fourth with 35/37.

The 25 target Cleavers Tyre Service Taree Point Score Championship Winning Inter-Club challenge team Back L-R Daryl Pasfield, David Sutherland, followed with 5 shooters contesting the overall shootoff, with our Yvonne Height, Diane Deland, Ron Marsden, Kerry Miller. local club secretary Daryl Pasfield, ultimately winning the event Seated L-R Jim Wilberforce, David Berry, Gary Carlyon

Overall Carnival HG Daryl Pasfield Points Score CS winner Peter Holmes SB Champion Kevin Thompson DB Champion Hank Macinnes with club President Terry Duck

September 2009 Australian Clay Target Shooting News Page 71 UPCOMING SHOOTS Waratah Notes NSW State Trap Carnival, National Shooting Ground, 2 - 4/10/09 Beretta Shotgun to be won at Wagga during the State Carnival. As NSW Clay Target Association part of a sponsorship package between the NSWCTA and Beretta PO Box 1003, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 Australia, the Overall Winner of this year’s State Handicap will Ph: 02 6931 9980 Fax: 02 6931 9981 receive a Beretta Silver Pigeon Shotgun. Other sponsors include Email: [email protected] ‘Tamworth Firearms’ and Horsley Park Gun Shop. Web: www.nswcta.org STATE CHAMPIONSHIP ALLOCATIONS FOR 2010 The following Carnivals were decided at the May Executive Meeting TRAVELLING SOON on 29 May 2009 NSWCTA and the Flight Centre have entered into a partnership to provide sponsorship for our sport and the cheapest; travel, accommo- Day Shoots Night Shoots dation, car hire rates available. Mixed Targets Cowra GC Double Barrel Upper Hunter GC Continental Carnival Orange Single Barrel Wagga GC Travel anywhere, anytime and for any purpose, and Karina Bridges CTC Points Score Cowra GC from the Flight Centre will arrange everything. She guarantees she Ball Trap Canberra Australian Sporting Clays will get the best possible deal and the NSWCTA will receive a portion International of what you pay as sponsorship. To take advantage of this excellent Deauville Doubles Cowra GC deal, contact [email protected] and mention that Sporting Clays Wagga GC you are with NSWCTA. Tell your friends and family, the more book- ISSF Griffith GC ings that go through Karina, the more money will be returned to our shooters. Interstate shooters you are also most welcome to take After the NSW Sporting Clays Carnival held in Newcastle Lake advantage of this offer. Macquarie in June this year we are lucky enough to have a team of three men heading to Bendigo in August. NSWCTA STATE SPORTING CLAYS CHAMPIONSHIP Results 1st Overall Max Kavanagh 72/75, 1st AA Michael Ling 67/75, 2nd The Three men are Max Kavangh Wagga Gun Club, Leonardo AA Frank Searles 88/100, 3rd AA Andrew Garvie 87/100, 1st A Leonardo Pezzano Cecil Park Clay Target Club, Michael Ling Newcastle Lake Pezzano 68/75, 2nd A Mario Carta 65/75, 3rd A Douglas Rose 65/75, 1st Macquarie Clay Target Club. Congratulations men, and the best of B Amy Buys 56/75, 2nd B Zita Dettori 54/75, 3rd B Tony Annecchini luck with the Nationals! 53/75, 1st C Darcy Chetcuti 52/75, 2nd C Elton Chetcuti 51/75, 3rd C Wayne Holliday 35/75, 1st Ladies Amy Buys 56/75, 1st Juniors Ben Hayes ATTENTION ALL CLUB SECRETARIES – RULE 2.01 ‘P’ 54/75, 1st Veterans Sven Krollpfeiffer 52/75, State Championship Team Any Shooter re-registering after a period of Non-registration shall Max Kavanagh Wagga Gun Club, Leonardo Pezzano Cecil Park Clay be placed in the same grade and handicap as when he/she was last Target Club, Michael Ling Newcastle Lake Macquarie Clay Target Club. registered.

successfully defending 22000099 FFllyyiinngg FFooxx CCaarrnniivvaall the trophy for the third year in a row. The Continued on page 72 local team consisted from Arty Del Ben 61/62, Gary Joass (NLMCTC), following on from of David Sutherland, his great form at Roma, the A grade 56/57, Bill van Beek (NSWGC), Yvonne Height, Diane B grade 49/50 & Diane Deland (Taree-Wingham) C grade 45/50. Deland, Ron Marsden, Jim Wilberforce, David Sunday and another perfect day, with the running of the United Tool Berry, Gary Carlyon, Taree Continental DB Championship. After a great shoot-off Mark Kerry Miller & Daryl McInnes emerged as the overall winner with the score of 44/44, from Pasfield. local Jim Wilberforce 43/44, A grade was won by our club member & Gunnedah resident Gary Carlyon 27/28, Kempsey junior Billy Griffiths, At the conclusion of B grade 24/25, & young Kelby Gosling (NLMCTC) C grade 22/25. the carnival the High Section HGs Tom Clarke, Helen Gay, Paul Deland Guns were Helen Gay Muswellbrook City Hino sponsored the 25 target Single Barrel Ladies, Tom Clarke Junior, Paul Deland Veterans, C grade Robert Championship which followed, with Peter Holmes of Tamworth Marko, B grade Billy Griffiths, A grade Kerry Miller, AA grade Mark winning the event after a shoot-off 33/33, from local member Brett McInnes & Overall to Port Macquarie member, Hank Macinnes McKinnon 32/33, who won the AA grade. Regular visitor from 294/300. Cessnock, Paul Jackson won the A grade 29/32, Billy Griffiths B grade 23/25 & regular podium finisher Diane Deland C grade 20/25. In what was again a successful weekend, special recognition is warranted for the significant support of our sponsors, GB Corsivia, The Flying Fox Fifty championship, an event synonymous with the Cleavers Tyre Service Taree, Hitachi Construction Machinery carnival, was once again sponsored by Denis Pearson Chartered Australia, United Tools Taree, Muswellbrook City Hino, Denis Pearson Accountant & a much appreciated supporter of the Taree-Wingham Chartered Accountant, White’s Hardware Taree & Winchester C.T.C. Mark McInnes was this years overall winner, taking his tally to Ammunition Australia. 3 championships over the carnival, with the only perfect score of 100/100. Hank Macinnes 99/100 won the AA grade, Tim Wunderlich A big pat on the back also to our small band of hard working (NSWGC) A grade 117/120, Billy Griffiths the B grade once again members, to Megan Wilkins & Terry Duck in the office & to the 96/100 & Kelby Gosling the C grade 88/100. Wingham C.W.A. for providing the great food over the weekend. The annual inter-club challenge between the lads from the New Hope to see you once again at our Flying Fox Carnival next year, South Wales Gun Club & the local team from Taree-Wingham was which will be held on the weekend of 24/25 April 2010. also contested over the Flying Fox Championship, with the locals Mal Function, Publicity Officer

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