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By Jaime Pitt-MacKay lic safety fireworks should not be sold running around so I went out to see [email protected] to the general public,” one comment what was going on and then I saw the Calls for a ban on the sale of fireworks to said. fireworks,” she said. the general public have been renewed “Yes, I would like to see fireworks A group of people who had been after a chaotic night of firework relat- banned to the public and have con- drinking alcohol were letting off the ed mayhem across the country while trolled community events,” another fireworks, at times firing them towards locals were left worried about pets and said. buildings on their own property. livestock. One woman who is urgently pushing Williams said she went and spoke It is believed no fireworks related for a ban is Winslow woman Leanne to the group of people and said if the incidents were reported to firefighters Williams who had serious concerns for fireworks continued she would be con- in the , and com- the welfare of her animals following tacting their employers and the police, Tooting menters on the Ashburton Guardian reckless firework use over the weekend. and that they could pay the bill for any Facebook page said they had not heard A group of people let off a number of injuries her horses may sustain. much in the way of firework activi- fireworks one paddock away from her ty, but would like to see them banned horses. time again from public sale. “It was a hot night so we had the win- CONTINUED P3 P5 “I believe that in the interests of pub- dows open and I could hear the horse Motoring Friday, July 5, 2019

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■■ COLLEGE Focusing in class the key to success

By Susan Sandys [email protected] Focusing in class has stood Rose- mary Taggart in good stead at Mount Hutt College this year. The 18-year-old was named Dux at the school’s senior prizegiving on Tuesday night. “Studying and working hard in class, so I don’t have to go home and do it,” Rosemary said of the strategy behind her success. Setting goals and not having a break until she had achieved them while on campus had meant she could keep her homework com- mitment to an enviable five hours per week. It gave her more time for her passions of horse riding and net- ball, while ensuring she obtained excellence in internals for all of her subjects – calculus, statistics, biol- ogy, chemistry and agriculture. Rosemary has grown up on her parents’ Methven farm, and plans to do a Bachelor of Agricultural Science at Lincoln University next year. She said she liked the academic side of agriculture, and wanted to work in the industry, perhaps as a farm consultant or seed represent- ative. Meanwhile, fellow Year 13 stu- Rosemary Taggart was named Dux of Mount Hutt College for 2019 at the school’s senior prizegiving on Tuesday night. dent Davina Johnston said she PHOTO SUSAN SANDYS 051119-SS-0082 was overwhelmed and shocked to be named Proxime Accessit at the the major awards. and thought ‘That’s what I want’,” “I never would have seen myself Ara, ultimately becoming a sec- prizegiving. The goal she had set herself for she said. getting this,” Davina said of the ondary school teacher. The 18-year-old said in her pre- this year was to get the trophy and So to be able to tick off that Proxime Accessit award. “I love that you can feed your vious years at the college she had academic prize for food, nutrition award, amongst others, as well as Davina’s passion is nutrition, body from the inside out, and what received excellences and merits and health. be named runner-up to the Dux and she plans to major in the topic you put into your body you can get in some subjects, but never one of “I saw someone get it last year had been fantastic, she said. through a Bachelor of Science at out as well,” Davina said. Inspiring words of wisdom for departing students

By Susan Sandys on offer, from apprenticeships to being the first woman intern with ing her dream of being able to de- “heroes”, while applauding the [email protected] academic study and everything in the Canterbury Rugby Football velop girls’ and women’s rugby. excellence in all fields on display Rugby young gun Nicole Purdom between, before making up their Union. Purdom was joined by fellow throughout the evening, including had words of wisdom for Mount mind. “You do you, and you succeed speakers head boy Mitchell Bar- international and national sport- Hutt College’s departing senior Purdom herself began physi- in what you do, I wish someone ron, head girl Caitlin Smith, board ing success. students at their prizegiving. cal education teacher studies at told me that when I was at school,” chairman Richard Fitzgerald and “Heroes are not born they are Mid Canterbury Rugby’s first the af- Purdom told students in the audi- principal Jack Saxon in giving in- made, it takes a village to raise a women’s and schools’ rugby devel- ter leaving school, but 18 months ence. spirational addresses to the de- child,” he said. opment officer is a former student in yearned for something more Purdom’s study opened up parting students. He acknowledged departing of the school and was guest speak- “hands-on”. pathways, associated with a rug- It was Saxon’s first principal’s staff for 2019 including his prede- er at the event on Tuesday night. “I was so bored,” she said. by career that has taken her to the address to the school community cessor John Schreurs and teacher Purdom urged pupils to look at So she transferred to a sport heights of the sport here and over- since taking up the role this term. Kate Wood who had given 25 years the large range of tertiary courses coaching degree, which led to her seas. It has also led to her achiev- Saxon paid tribute to the school’s of service. OUT TOMORROW

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www.guardianonline.co.nz Thursday, November 7, 2019 Ashburton Guardian 3 New Ashburton Trust board ready to go to work

By Sue Newman board, the first priority would be [email protected] to ensure the new board was bed- As new chair of the Ashburton ded in and ready for a new year Trust, Chris Robertson says this and this would be undertaken three-year term will build on the within the framework of a strate- work done by previous boards to gic new view set against the work establish a strong base for max- that had been done to date by the imising grants and donations to trust, Robertson said. the community. Over the past two election cy- Robertson is in his third term cles the trust has changed its around the trust’s board table and business model from a trading said that while significant change entity to one of a landlord and had already occurred over the now only ran one business, the last two election cycles, the final Devon Tavern. steps in that process would come New investment and grants with the sign-off on the change to policies had been adopted and a become a community trust. The maintenance review of all of its final paperwork on the incorpo- buildings and premises had been ration was expected any day. undertaken and a maintenance The community trust would programme established. have a 100-year vision in terms of The trust now had a sum of its lifetime and that meant a 100 $1.6 million in bond and equity year investment and grants strat- investments and was continuing egy, Robertson said. to contribute $70,000 each month “In doing so we seek to maxim- to this. And that enabled the trust ise the return to our community to diversify its investment away on an inter-generational basis from its dependence on hospi- that will build on the work of all tality property to a more rounded previous boards since the incep- investment mix, he said. tion of the trust.” The new board has made the Under its new format the trust following appointments to the would be able to build a sizeable trust’s sub-organisations – Rob capital base that would enable Harnett will take up the position significant grants to be made for of deputy chair and he will also the benefit of the community and chair the Somerset Ashburton the board expected the grants Trust. Roger Paterson will chair pool would continue to grow, he the Lion Foundation regional Ready for a new term leading the Ashburton Trust are board members (back, from left) Kieron said. grants committee and Somerset Breakwell, Tim Silva and Chantelle Quinn and in front Rob Harnett (left) and Roger Paterson. In- With one new member on the Ashburton Ltd. set: Chris Robertson. PHOTO SUE NEWMAN 301019-SN-0012

■■GUY FAWKES FALLOUT Renewed calls for fireworks ban

From P1 “I would pay to go and watch ing the same things.” Rangitata firefighters, most of them are vol- igniting at Mt Wellington and Mt While she grew up a fan of fire- a community display. Just ban MP Andrew Falloon said he would unteers, the last thing they need Eden in . works on her family’s dairy farm, them and put the money towards not support a blanket ban on the is some idiot setting fire to their Animal welfare will be high on Williams said she believes it is a community event and enjoy a sale of fireworks, but that public house.” the agenda when lobby groups time for fireworks to be banned better show.” displays were his preference, and Falloon said he had not had an- speak to a Parliamentary select for sale to the general public and Williams said in a small com- that a decline in private sales was ybody visiting his offices to raise committee on the matter on No- left to community events. munity like Winslow it was too showing that was the more popu- concerns about fireworks, but vember 13. “I loved fireworks as a kid on difficult to let all your neighbours lar option. that he typically receives a couple Three separate petitions call for the dairy farm, the workers would know when you would be let- “Private sales are declining as of emails in November about the a ban on sales to members of the come round and we would make ting off fireworks, and to take the more people are opting for public issue. public, with one also calling for a a big night of it and the stock was measures to ensure stock were displays,” he said. Firefighters were called to more move away from Guy Fawkes to always moved to make sure they safe and secure. “A lot of people “If anyone is planning to let than 50 fireworks-related blazes focus on fireworks at Matariki, were as far away as possible,” she don’t stop to think, if it was their fireworks off I’d just say don’t be throughout the country on Tues- which presents a lower fire risk in said. own animals they would be think- stupid about it. It’s a busy time for day night, with two major blazes mid-winter. 4 DAY SALE Holden Colorado LTZ 4x4 Automatic ON NOW $2000 SALE BONUS across the range of new and demo vehicles T&C’s apply. Sale ends Saturday 9 November 19 $48,990 + ORC ASHBURTON: Main South Road, Tinwald \ 03 307 9028 \ Facebook: SmallboneAshburton Mon - Fri: 8am - 5pm \ Sat: 9am - 12noon www.smallbone.co.nz News

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By Sue Newman [email protected] case of TB Responsible dog owners are un- By Susan Sandys likely to need the services of the [email protected] SPCA, but that doesn’t mean they Mid Canterbury has recorded its can’t raise funds for the cause. fourth confirmed case of tubercu- And that’s exactly what the team losis (TB) for this year. from Golden Paws plans to do this Medical officer of health Cher- weekend with a dog walk where yl Brunton said while the average canines will take their owners number of cases has been be- on a tour of some of the best dog tween zero and one per year in the patches in town. district, health authorities were Owner Jane Schuster said the not concerned. walk was a simple idea but one “As we have said previously, it is she hopes will be well supported important to realise that in a dis- by dog owners. She knows her cli- trict with a small population, the ents are keen and indications on number of cases of an uncommon her Facebook page are good for disease may vary widely year by big numbers. And that in turn will year,” Brunton said. mean a good boost for the SPCA “While the average number of fund, she said. cases has been between zero to The event starts at 10am at one per year, the number in any Golden Paws HQ at 150 Dobson one year may be higher than one Street and will make its way to simply by chance.” the William Street dog park where Worldwide, TB remains the dogs can run free. world’s deadliest infectious killer, Walkers can make a donation at according to the World Health Or- the start of the walk and will also ganisation. be able to contribute through sup- Golden Paws owner Jane Schuster (left) and Taylor Glenie with some of their guests at the About half those with active TB porting a post-walk barbecue – for inner town day care facility that are looking forward to a fundraising walk for the SPCA on will die if they do not receive treat- humans. Saturday. PHOTO SUE NEWMAN 061119-SN-0116 ment, and almost 4500 people The fundraiser comes at a crit- lose their lives daily to the disease. ical time for the SPCA where staff While fostering is a positive ex- a number of reasons, including few months, but more are always It is caused by bacteria which are preparing for the annual kitten perience for kittens and older cats needing a recovery period from needed, Wallace said. spreads through microscopic influx. as they wait for a forever home, an operation, needing a little care An information night was held droplets released into the air from And ahead of that influx Ash- it’s a practical solution too for the and attention, needing to gain at the SPCA last night but poten- an infected person coughing, burton’s operations co-ordinator SPCA in terms of the number of weight or just to learn about so- tial foster carers can contact Wal- sneezing or talking. Ashlyn Wallace is keen to boost unwanted cats and kittens they cialising with humans. lace by email ashlyn.wallace@ Brunton said symptoms can be the numbers on her list of kitten can house. One foster carer has been with spca.nz if they want to join the similar to other illnesses, but peo- foster homes. Cats and kittens are fostered for the SPCA for a year, others for a team. ple with tuberculosis don’t always show symptoms. The most common symptoms are a cough lasting three weeks or more, often with thick phlegm, as well as tiredness, night sweats, weight loss and swollen glands, Trump’s actions disappoint local MP usually in the neck. Coughing up blood is a wide- By Susan Sandys Shaw issued a press release to ensure a safe planet for future limits proposed in the latest draft ly known symptom, but if this [email protected] on Tuesday as Trump moved generations.” of the Zero Carbon Bill. occurs, it is usually later in the It is not every day that local MP to formally exit the agreement Falloon said from New Zea- The Paris climate agreement illness. Andrew Falloon is on the same following initially signalling he land’s perspective it was disap- was clear that efforts to reduce page as the Green Party. would pull out in 2017. The Unit- pointing to see the United States emissions should not impact However, this week as Greens ed States will be the only country begin to exit the agreement, and the “the fundamental priority of co-leader James Shaw con- in the world not in the pact as he added that New Zealand’s safe-guarding food security and demned American president temperatures are set to rise three global emission contribution ending hunger”, Falloon said. Donald Trump for beginning the degrees and extreme weather was about 0.2 per cent. “But nowhere is that evident in one-year process to exit the Paris drives millions into poverty. “All countries have to play the Government’s proposed leg- climate agreement, Falloon also “It is incomprehensible that at their part, and that includes New islation. Any reduction in food expressed his disappointment. a time where California is ablaze, Zealand,” Falloon said. production as a result of extreme “We can’t hope to make any the United States has pulled out However, while the National limits on New Zealand farmers headway in reducing emissions of an agreement that seeks to Party was supporting legislation would export food production to if larger economies around the stabilise our climate,” Shaw said. aimed at reducing the country’s less efficient farmers in other na- world aren’t doing their part,” “As a global community we emissions, it had grave concerns tions, lifting overall global emis- Falloon said. should all be working together about the impact of some of the sions,” he said. Cheryl Brunton OUT TOMORROW Check out Guardian Property in tomorrow’s Ashburton Guardian.

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www.guardianonline.co.nz Thursday, November 7, 2019 Ashburton Guardian 5 In brief Toot for Tucker ready to roll Car fire Methven firefighters were called By Jaime Pitt-MacKay to car fire in the Lauriston area on [email protected] Tuesday at around 10.20pm. Chief Preparations are well under way Fire Officer Brent Anderson said for another edition of the Ash- the car had filled with smoke, and burton County Lions Club’s Toot that by the time firefighters had for Tucker. arrived the occupant was out of In a new initiative this year, re- the vehicle, there was no longer cyclable bags will be distributed any fire and a small amount of to all households for people to smoke remaining in the vehicle. place their food items in. The bags have been provided Forestry harvest by Property Brokers, and will be The Ashburton District Council distributed next week. has begun harvesting its radiata Toot for Tucker will be held on pine forestry plantation outside November 18 this year, with col- , and the income generated lection starting at 6pm. from the timber sales will be used “The proceeds will be going to to offset rates. The 15-hectare the same places this year, to the Rakaia Bridge Reserve east of Salvation Army, St Vincent de the Rakaia township has been Paul and Presbyterian Support,” used for forestry for 60 years and the club’s publicity director Car- this is believed to be at least the olyn Nelson said. second planned crop of pine to be Signs will be going up around harvested. Once cleared, the the town shortly to remind will be replanted with this work everyone of the dates. expected to finish in July next year. The entire operation will be Logging began last month and the run out of the Ashburton Race- project is expected to finish at the course once again, with helpers end of the month. Walking and asked to arrive at 5.30pm to re- All ready for another edition of Toot for Tucker this month are (from left) Kevin O’Brien, Bry- cycling on tracks in the reserve will ceive their running instructions. an Lawn, Janette Kingsbury, Mary Francis, Carolyn Nelson, Karen McRae (kneeling) Candice be restricted while harvest is under Food will be sorted and dis- Gibb, Gemma Whiting, Suz Hutchinson, Denice Galvin and Judith Lilley. way and restricted areas will be tributed the next day. PHOTO MATT MARKHAM 041119-MM-0111 well signed. Two die on mountain Two people died after a climbing incident on Enjoying mountain range yesterday. The climbers were in a group doing the Grand Traverse – a steep our great route for experienced trampers or rock climbers. They were in a party led by Wanaka-based company Aspiring Guides, a staff outdoors member confirmed yesterday. The Among those enjoying the company said it could not give outdoors at the biennial further details at this stage as Homegrown Garden Tour and police are investigating. A police Fete run by Mayfield Playcen- spokeswoman said police were tre on Sunday are (from left) alerted that two climbers had Margaret Rushton, Andrea fallen from the side of a cliff face Bailey and Sue Smith. about 11.45am. - NZME The playcentre raised more than $8000 towards its run- Burnt in explosion ning costs at the event, which showcased four properties in One person is suffered burns the area. following an explosion in Lyttelton. Spokesperson Rebecca Whil- A police spokesperson confirmed lans said it had been a “true one person has suffered injuries. community collaboration”, Police were notified of the incident with the centre’s multi-task- on Cashin Quay, Lyttelton, before ing mothers supported by not 3.30pm. The explosion reportedly only the garden owners, but involved live wires, however this also sponsors. has not been confirmed. WorkSafe PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE has been advised of the incident, a 031119-HM-0251 police spokeswoman said. - NZME PRICE FRIDAY CINNAMON DONUTS HALF Half price with any purchase. One Cinnamon donut per purchase.

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6 Ashburton Guardian Thursday, November 7, 2019 www.guardianonline.co.nz 2019 Mount Hutt College senior prizegiving

The Principal’s Award for Head Hazel De Paz: Merit in Art Victoria Hutana: Merit in History Girl: Caitlin Smith Logan Stockdill: Merit in Real World Skills The Principal’s Award for Head Cameron Holmes: Merit in Economics and Boy: Mitchell Barron English Annina Birt: Merit in Chemistry, Mathe- Year 11 Merit matics and Physical Education Awards Year 12 Excellence Alex Barnaby: Merit in Physical Education Awards Lachie Esler: Merit in Mathematics Zuleka Khan: Merit in Geography Caitlin Blackwell: Excellence in Real World Sora Konishi: Merit in English for Speakers Skills of Other Languages Monique Johnson: Excellence in Physical Alex Roderick: Merit in Physical Education Education Doogie Taylor: Merit in Mathematics Cassius Kulsen: Excellence in Technology Cade Whittaker: Merit in Mathematics Kimberly Mallari: Excellence in Design Sophie Adkins: Merit in Mathematics and and Visual Communication Science Ben Nordqvist: Excellence in Technology, Lance Pangilinan: Merit in English for Merit in Mathematics Speakers of Other Languages, Food Nu- Yash Soni: Excellence in English for trition and Health, Physical Education Speakers and Other Languages, Merit in Technology Grace Bleach: Excellence in Agriculture, Year 11 Excellence Merit in Chemistry, English and Phys- ics along with the Ashburton Seed and Awards Grain Association Award Ella Braidwood: Excellence in History, Sam Cuttle: Excellence in Mechanical Merit in Classical Studies (Distance Technology Learning), Geography and Mathematics Jessica Eaton: Excellence in Primary Indus- James Jessep: Excellence in English, Merit try Acadamy in Biology, Economics and Mathemat- Anthony Kearvell: Excellence in Technolo- Nicole Purdom presents the Talbot Family Cup to Jakob Ree. ics gy (BCATS) PHOTO SUSAN SANDYS 051119-SS-0039 Lauren Pluck: Excellence in Food Nutri- William Middleton: Excellence in History tion and Health and Physical Education Penny Nell: Excellence in English Elise Heffernan: Excellence in Design and Ben Papworth: Excellence in Science Franchezca Juanico: Excellence in Digital cation and Science. Merit in English Visual Communication and English, Charlie Brown: Excellence in Technology Technology and English for Speakers of Sammie Mackle: Excellence in Design and Merit in Biology (BCATS), Merit in Physical Education Other Languages Visual Communication, Economics, Nina Atkinson: Excellence in English and Gus Casey-Solly: Excellence in Physical Ed- Caitlin Roberts: Excellence in Agriculture English and Science History, Merit in Biology, Geography ucation, Merit in Economics and Art, Merit in English Chloe Keijzer: Excellence in Art, Design and Mathematics Alyssa McGinity: Excellence in Food Nutri- Georgia Williams-Freeman: Excellence in and Communication, English and Music, Chloe Small: Excellence in Agriculture, tion and Health, Merit in Physical Educa- Design and Visual Communications and Merit in Mathematics and Science Chemistry and Mathematics, Merit in tion English The Mt Hutt Ski Area Prize for Top Aca- Physics Bree Middleton: Excellence in Physical Jessica Smith: Excellence in English and demic Achievement in Year 11 - Jessica Charlotte Blundell: Excellence in Chemis- Education, Merit in Food Nutrition and History, Merit in Agriculture and Science Barron: Excellence in Design and Visual try, English and Music, Merit in Biology, Health Jakob Ree: Excellence in English and Math- Communication, Economics, English, Mathematics and Physics Megan Rutter: Excellence in Physical Edu- ematics, Merit in Music, Science and L2 Mathematics and Science Lily Goodwin: Excellence in Art, Biology, cation, Merit in History Classical Studies (Distance Learning) English and Geography Angus Spittal: Excellence in Mathematics, and the Talbot Family Cup for effort in Neil Alombro: Excellence in Digital Tech- Merit in Science classroom music Year 12 Merit nology, English, Mathematics and Kitty Bloomfield: Excellence in Food Nu- Eddie Millichamp: Excellence in Agricul- Physics, Merit in Accounting (Distance trition and Health, Merit in English and ture, Mathematics and Mechanical Tech- Awards Learning), Chemistry and Economics Physical Education nology along with the Ahburton Grain (Distance Learning) Timothy Taylor: Excellence in Science, and Seed Association Award George Butterick: Merit in Economics The Ashburton District Council Prize with Merit in Digital Technology and Mathe- Jacob Ermio: Excellence in Art, Design and Will Copland: Merit in Food Nutrition and the ANZ Bank Cup for Top Academic matics Communication, English and Science Health Achievement for Year 12 - Hannah Strat- Adam Shears: Excellence in Mathematics, Merit in Mathematics Justin Garcia: Merit in English for Speakers ton: Excellence in Chemistry, Design Merit in Economics, English, History and Jessica Hydes: Excellence in Food Nutrition of Other Languages and Visual Communication, English, Science and Health, Mathematics, Physical Edu- Sian Gerard: Merit in Physical Education Mathematics and Physics

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Music - The Mid Canterbury Choir Schol- Year 13 Merit arship and The Holmes Family Cup for Most Improved NCEA Music Student - Victoria Williams-Freeman Awards Boyd Keepa – Big Buddy Award and Trophy Max Cotter: Merit in History and the Aman- - Emma-Lake Hill da Vaughan Trophy for diligence in Digi- tal Technology Major Extra Thomas Henderson: Merit in Physical Ed- ucation Aliyah Hyslop: Merit in Art Curricular Awards Robert McDonald: Merit in Physical Edu- Arts – The Shirley Body Trophy - This award cation is for the senior student who best exem- Caitlin Smith: Merit in English and Statis- plifies commitment and high participa- tics tion in the Arts, and whose contribution Isabelle Talbot: Merit in Agriculture and to the Visual Arts of the school has been Geography outstanding: - Samantha Fitzgerald, Vic- Victoria Williams-Freeman: Merit in Music toria Williams-Freeman and Tourism Brian Blackwell Sports All Rounder Trophy - for the senior student with all round achievement, contribution and partici- Year 13 Excellence pation in school sport this year: Caitlin Titheridge Mount Hutt College had huge success on the national sporting stage as shown Cochrane Trophy for Highest Achievement awards by six pupils receiving the New Zealand Honours award. - Outstanding achievement to the high- Isobel Barker: Excellence in Tourism PHOTO SUSAN SANDYS 051119-SS-0026 est level in a sport for the year: Brea Rod- Davina Johnston: Excellence in History erick Ben Lightfoot: Excellence in Tourism Digital Technology – The Methven Seed Titheridge New Zealand Honours - awarded to stu- Tessa Nathan: Excellence in Physical Edu- Cleaning Prize and the McLaughlin Cup Physics – The R & R Spreading Ltd Prize – dents who have achieved a 1st, 2nd or cation for Computer Skills – Amelia Taylor Samantha Fitzgerald 3rd placing in a national sporting event. Rosemary Taggart: Excellence in Statistics Economics - The Croys Ltd Prize – Barron Technology (Fabric) – The Bradfords Build- Reilly Duff, Ellie Boekholt, Chloe Keijzer, Amelia Taylor: Excellence in Food Nutri- Mitchell ers Prize and Fabric Technology Trophy Bree Middleton, Brea Roderick, Caitlin tion and Health English – The Snowfed Prize – Davina John- – Chloe Small Titheridge Samantha Fitzgerald: Excellence in Art, ston Technology (Hard Materials) – The Shaun 2019 House Trophy: BLUE House Merit in Biology Food, Nutrition and Health – The Aqua Lightfoot Painting and Decorating Prize Simon Harford: Excellence in Music, Merit Japanese Restaurant Prize and the Edna – Ben Nordqvist in English Low Trophy for Home Economics with Tourism – The Methven Travel Ltd Prize – recipe book from the Mid Canterbury Davina Johnston Major Awards Federation of Women’s Institutes – Davi- Vocational Pathways – The Shearmac Al- The Matt Wallace Memorial Award na Johnston uminium & Joinery Prize for a student Academic Prizes – Best All Round Year 11 Boy: Jacob Ermio Gateway - The Tertiary Commission Prize who through their diligence, enthusiasm The Matt Wallace Memorial Award Agriculture – The South Pacific Seeds (NZ) for Excellence in the Gateway Pro- and development of workplace skills is – Best All Round Year 11 Girl: Jessica Smith Ltd Prize & The Ashburton Grain and gramme – Tessa Nathan well prepared for employment – Justine The Ken Lowe Memorial Prize with the Lim- Seed Association Award – Rosemary Tag- Gateway – The Dixon Machinery Ltd Prize Caranay brick Memorial Cup for Diligence and gart – For Dedication, and Service. Will Cop- Involvement in School Activities - Max Agriculture – The South Pacific Seeds (NZ) land Cotter Ltd Award for Interest in Agriculture. Geography – The Methven Travel Prize with Extra Curricular Mark and Nicky Robinson Family Awards (Awarded to the student who irrespec- the ‘BD’ Trophy and book award – Caitlin for Positive Contribution to School Life tive of scholastic ability or academic at- Smith Awards throughout their School Career - Thom- tainment through qualities of diligence, History – The Methven Branch RSA Prize as Henderson, Amelia Taylor tenacity of purpose and enthusiasm for for History with the Irene Dalton Memo- – The PTA Shield - Emma-Lake Rotary Club of Ashburton Awards to stu- rural life gives evidence of being most rial Trophy – William Hogg Hill dents with high achievement and signifi- likely to become a successful farmer) – Mathematics with Calculus – The Methven Cricket – The BD Trophy for Contribution cant contribution to school activities over Isabelle Talbot Autoservices Ltd Prize – Rosemary Tag- to School Cricket - Will Copland their school career at Mount Hutt College Agriculture – Primary Industries Prize for gart Football - The Most Positive Contribution / - Ellie Boekholt, Simon Harford the Top Student in Year 11 in Primary In- Mathematics with Statistics – The Snowfed Sportsmanship Trophy - Darcy Taylor The Argyle Schoolwear & Ballantynes Cup - dustries Academy - Nicholas Ewart Builders Prize – Amelia Taylor Football – The Opuke Trophy for Girls Foot- For Innovation and Excellence - Victoria Art – The Peter Beaven Architect Memorial Music – The Wrights Drycleaners Prize with ball - Megan Rutter Williams-Freeman Prize - Samantha Fitzgerald the Rita Mangin Trophy for General Ex- Music – Christine McArtney Cup for Most EA Networks Academic Scholarship - Har- Biology – The Methven Medical Centre cellence in Music – Simon Harford Improved Itinerant Student - Max Cotter rison Hydes Prize - Rosemary Taggart Outdoor Education – The Currie Family Netball – Methven Club Trophy for Best All The Midlands Music Scholarship - Char- Chemistry – The Humm Engineering Prize Trophy for contribution, perseverance Rounder A Netball - Rosemary Taggart, lotte Blundell and the Holdaway Family Cup Harrison and achievement in Outdoor Education Lauren Pluck Zonta Community Service Award - Caitlin Hydes – Louis Bryson-Boe Netball – Most Improved Player in the A Smith Design and Visual Communication – The Physical Education – The Methven Panel & Netball Team - Alyssa McGinity The Methven Lions Club Tertiary Prize (to a Photolife Ltd Prize - Lily Goodwin Paint Prize with the Collins Cup – Caitlin Rugby - Edmund Body Trophy for Sports- manship in Senior Rugby - Mitchell Bar- school leaver with academic success and ron contribution to school life) - Isabelle Tal- Rugby – Ballantrae Cup for Contribution to bot Girl’s Rugby Isabelle Talbot Methven Masonic Lodge Good Citizenship Rugby (Girls) –The Methven Rugby Club Awards - Samantha Fitzgerald, Robert Trophy for Most Improved Player - Grace McDonald Bleach The Prime Minister’s Vocational Excellence Skiing - Nicol Duff Memorial Trophy - Most Award - Tessa Nathan Meritorious - Ellie Boekholt Board of Trustees’ Award for Best All-Round Snowsports – The Boekholt Family Cup for Boy - Mitchell Barron Most Promising Student in Snowsports - Board of Trustees’ Award for Best All-Round Reilly Duff Girl – Caitlin Smith Swimming – National Age Group Repre- sentative - Bree Middleton Proxime Accessit - The R. O. Mc- Mountain Biking – The Big Al’s Trophy - Dowell Crystal Globe and The Caitlin Titheridge Tennis – Girls’ Senior Champion - Rose- Ashburton High School and mary Taggart Rotary Club of Ashburton Priz- Written and Spoken Communication - The es: Davina Johnston Diana Limbrick Family Cup for Excel- 2019 Dux Rotary Club of Ash- lence - Caitlin Smith Mount Hutt College pupils put on an impressive display of musical items at the Vocal Music – The Rhys Smith Trophy - burton and Philip Wareing Ltd prizegiving. PHOTO SUSAN SANDYS 051119-SS-0091 Charlotte Blundell Cup: Rosemary Taggart Opinion

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OUR VIEW Prizegivings are good for the soul

f you have any doubt about stars as well. And they’re still life’s are heroes in their own right. And different packages of family the future of New Zealand, babies. they’re each stepping out into support and different levels of Ihead along to any of the These students are our future a new world, one that plays by school readiness. And while they secondary school prizegivings and we should be ultra proud of different rules. may not have started as equals, currently under way. what they’ve achieved and clearly They’ll be on their own, the dedication of the teachers There’s no question, that the Sue Newman what they will achieve in the fighting for their place in a new they encountered over their 13 future is in good hands, very SENIOR REPORTER years ahead. team and learning life lessons school years have filled gaps, good hands. It’s not just those top students, that schools can only hope they levelled the playing field, made Attend any of those prizegiv- however, who deserve accolades. prepare them for. up deficiencies, nurtured their ings and be impressed by not just utes to sit back and think about Completing five years of sec- At a recent Ashburton College souls, boosted spirits and fed the achievements that are rec- what’s going on. ondary education to a standard prizegiving it was quite mov- their inquiring minds. ognised but by the maturity with For those who are recognised, where you receive a merit award ing to see so many students for While they may never give it a which those students approach an award represents weeks and is also an achievement. These are whom New Zealand was not their thought when they hatch from award ceremonies. months of hard work, of sacri- the kids who’re not the academic place of birth, receiving awards. their secondary student shells, They’re not all winners in the ficing leisure time with mates, stars, they’re every family’s child For those not born here, for those those students will be taking with grand sense of the word, but of playing the school game with – hard working, well rounded whose first language is not Eng- them for the rest of their lives, the those who are not called on stage your eye firmly on the ball. and determined to do their best lish, staying the distance to Year work of this country’s teachers. are still honest and enthusiastic Many of those walking on in life. 13, let alone winning an award, is Long after their efforts are supporters of their peers who are. stage have been winners in each Watching those students file a massive achievement. forgotten, they will still be part of Prizegivings are emotional of their secondary years and on stage one after another brings Those school leavers all started their ex-students’ lives. All power occasions if you take a few min- many are sporting or cultural a lump to the throat. These kids life in different places, with to those teachers.

TODAY IN HISTORY

Today is Thursday, November 7, the 311th day of 2019. There are 54 days left in the year.

Today’s highlight in history: On November 7, 1972, President Richard Nixon was re-elected in a landslide over Democrat George McGovern. On this date: In 1848, the sloop Acheron arrived to survey New Zealand waters. In 1862, during the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln replaced replace Major General George B McClellan as commander of the Army of the Potomac with Major General Ambrose Burnside. In 1912, black boxing champion Jack Johnson was indicted in Chicago for allegedly violating the Mann Act with a white woman, Belle Schreiber. (The Mann Act was also known as the White Slave Traffic Act, but was used in all types of cases.) The Public Service Act was passed into law, creating a framework for New Zealand’s bureaucracy that was to endure until 1988. In 1917, Russia’s Bolshevik Revolution took place as forces led by Vladimir Ilyich Lenin overthrew the provisional government of Alexander Kerensky. In 1944, President Franklin D Roosevelt won an unprecedented fourth term in office, defeating Republican Thomas E Dewey. In 1962, Richard M Nixon, having lost wage war without congressional Ten years ago: In a victory for apparently taking his own life Daniel Barnes is 47. Actors Jeremy California’s gubernatorial race, approval. President Barack Obama, the as officers closed in; the victims and Jason London are 47. Actress held what he called his “last press In 2001, the Bush administration Democratic-controlled House included a man who had survived Yunjin Kim is 46. Actor Adam conference,” telling reporters, targeted Osama bin Laden’s narrowly passed, 220-215, the mass shooting at a country DeVine is 36. Rock musician Zach “You won’t have Nixon to kick multi-million-dollar financial landmark health care legislation music concert in Las Vegas. Myers is 36. Actor Lucas Neff is around anymore”. networks, closing businesses in to expand coverage to tens of Today’s birthdays: Actor Barry 34. Rapper Tinie Tempah is 31. In 1966, John Lennon first met four states, detaining US suspects millions lacking it and place tough Newman is 81. Actor Dakin Rock singer Lorde is 23. Yoko Ono at the Indica Gallery in and urging allies to help choke off new restrictions on the insurance Matthews is 79. Singer Johnny Thought for today: “All forms London. money supplies in 40 nations. industry. Rivers is 77. Former supermodel of totalitarianism try to avoid In 1967, Carl Stokes was elected the In 2005, President George W Five years ago: President Barack Jean Shrimpton is 77. Singer- the strange, the problematic, the first black mayor of a major city – Bush, in Panama, defended Obama authorised a broad songwriter Joni Mitchell is 76. critical, the rational. To do so, they Cleveland, Ohio. US interrogation practices and expansion of the US military Jazz singer Rene Marie is 64. must deny the metropolitan spirit, In 1970, two climbers conquered the called the treatment of terrorism mission in Iraq that called for Actor Christopher Knight is 62. equalise everything in city and last unclimbed face of Aoraki/Mt suspects lawful, saying, “We do boosting the total number of Rock musician Tommy Thayer country, and retain a centre which Cook. not torture”. American troops there to about is 59. Actress Julie Pinson is 52. is not the centre of anything In 1973, Congress overrode In 2013, shares of Twitter went on 3100. Rock musician Greg Tribbett is because everything else is President Richard Nixon’s veto sale to the public for the first One year ago: A gunman killed 12 51. Actress Michelle Clunie is 50. swallowed up by it.” – Paul Tillich, of the War Powers Act, which time; by the closing bell, the social people at a country music bar in Documentary filmmaker Morgan American theologian (1886-1965). limits a chief executive’s power to network was valued at $31 billion. Thousand Oaks, California, before Spurlock is 49. Actor Christopher – AP Opinion

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Johnson Gluyas Tractors salesman Mel Roberts said sales have quietened, with people nervous about the political situation.

Above – Peter Etheridge, (left), of Drummond and Etheridge, and Origin Ag product specialist Darryl Chambers were catching up with farmers at the Ashburton A&P Show. PHOTOS HEATHER CHALMERS

Left – Cochranes Ashburton branch manager Graeme Moore said farm machin- ery is getting bigger and more complex, particularly cultivation gear.

■■RURAL ECONOMICS Slow times in rural

LAMB PRICES STEER PRICES c/kg, YX Lamb 17.5kg c/kg net, P2 Steer 295kg 900 600 machinery sales 800 500 By Heather Chalmers Ag, New Zealand’s only farm machinery [email protected] co-operative. This included the Gascon 700 Mid Canterbury agricultural machinery brand from Spain and Alpego from Italy as 400 dealerships say sales are slow because of well as mowers from Austria. 600 a lack of farmer confidence, despite good Johnson Gluyas Tractors salesman Mel 2018 2019 2018 2019 export returns for farm products. Roberts said sales had quietened. “People DEER PRICES BULL PRICES Proposed Government freshwater and are a bit nervous about the political situ- carbon emissions limits as well as banks ation. I have heard that banks are putting c/kg gross, AP Stag 55kg c/kg net, M2 Bull 320kg tightening rural debt servicing was putting the pressure on. 1100 600 a dampener on sales, say the dealerships “There are still inquiries coming in, but who had the latest gear and technology on people are taking time to make a deci- 1000 display at the Ashburton A&P Show. sion.” The servicing side of the business 500 900 Peter Etheridge, of Drummond and was busy. Etheridge, said that, in his 60 years in the Big gear was expensive, with a new com- 800 business, he had never known sales to be bine harvester worth about $500,000. 400 as slow when export returns were good. At the show, its New Holland Revelation 700 While there had been downturns in the combine harvester was fitted with tracks 2018 2019 2018 2019 past, these were because of poor product to prevent soil compaction. Rubber tracks prices. spread the weight of a machine evenly WHOLEMILK POWDER PRICES WOOL PRICES “Lamb and beef prices have never been across the ground surface, causing less NZ$ / tonne c/kg clean, coarse>35mu better, dairy is lifting and cropping is good. disturbance to the soil below. 6,000 500 “It has nothing to do with product pric- Canterbury farmers were reluctant to es, it is all to do with lack of confidence. If buy gear with tracks, which were more 5,000 400 people are lacking confidence they don’t expensive than normal tyres, Roberts buy. said. “In our soil conditions, it is not really “The city people don’t understand where needed.” 4,000 300 New Zealand’s income comes from,” Tracks were ideal in wet conditions and Etheridge said. to keep a narrower vehicle profile when 3,000 200 “I have a friend who is 72 and has been travelling on roads, particularly in the 2018 2019 2018 2019 farming all his life and now he needs a li- United Kingdom and Europe. cence to farm.” Johnson Gluyas Tractors also offered EXCHANGE RATE 90 DAY BANK BILLS Etheridge’s father had started the com- Vaderstad and Horsch cultivation gear as US$ % pa pany in 1928 and he had started in the well as the Kubota range. 0.90 2.5 business in 1959. Cochrane’s Ashburton branch manager While they were still getting a reasonable Graeme Moore said farm machinery was 0.80 getting bigger and more complex, particu- 2.0 number of inquiries, it was taking longer to make a deal, Etheridge said. larly cultivation gear. This enabled farmers 0.70 In addition to Drummond and to make a seedbed in one pass, saving la- 1.5 Etheridge’s longstanding John Deere deal- bour and diesel. 0.60 ership, for the last three years the com- A Cambridge roller on display at the pany had also offered cultivation and show was 12.3 metres wide, meaning few- 0.50 1.0 2018 2019 2018 2019 seeding equipment imported by Origin er rounds of the paddock was required. Rural

Thursday, November 7, 2019 Ashburton Guardian 11 David Carter

■■OPINION As David Carter calls time on a 26 year parliamentary career, he signals his desire to continue his contribution to New Zealand’s New Zealand primary industries, by putting his name forward for election as a Director of Ruralco. butter is a bit “My passion has always been New Zealand agriculture, I have been a farmer for 47 years. If there is a way I can continue to contribute, I would love to do so.”

“I believe that having been privileged to be better Minister of Agriculture and Minister for Primary Industries, I have a unique set of skills and By Bryan Gould experience that can be of benefit to Ruralco.”

any of us are still getting over the The success of Anchor has of “Farmers’ voices and concerns must be heard by shock of the All Blacks’ semi-final course played a huge part in New Zea- World Cup loss. We are beginning all regulatory bodies, even the general public need M land’s economic development and it can to accept that it happened, not because the to understand the importance of agriculture to the take a good share of the credit for the living All Blacks didn’t try hard enough or did not New Zealand economy. I believe I am well placed standards we enjoy today. want it enough, but because they came up We may be well recognised for our rugby, to help champion our cause.” against what was, on the day, a better team. but the presence of Anchor butter on so As we begin to adjust to the fact that a many breakfast tables in far-flung countries national icon has lost a little of its lustre, it “Ruralco is an amazing agricultural cooperative has probably done more than any other is perhaps worth delving into our history to that still has the ability to recognise its factor to remind people that we exist and of explore the origins of another national icon. shareholders as individuals rather than a number. who we are. It was in this week, 133 years ago, that the And it is worth reminding ourselves that, It is challenged by its size and geographical Anchor brand was launched. Its birthplace prominent as have been the All Blacks and stronghold.” was a dairy factory at Pukekura, Waikato, great innovators like Ernest Rutherford owned by local farmer and entrepreneur and adventurers like Sir Edmund Hillary in Henry Reynolds. The name for his butter “I believe it has real opportunities to expand its offering the rest of the world a sense of what was inspired, so the story goes, by a tattoo New Zealanders can achieve, there are less shareholder base, particularly to Banks Peninsula on the arm of one of his employees. celebrated figures such as Henry Reynolds and North Canterbury where I have farming The recipe for the butter he produced was who have also made their contribution. interests.” provided by an American, David Gemmell, We should also recognise the contribution who was farming near Hamilton and who made by those thousands upon thousands eventually moved back to America. The Carter further acknowledges the challenge facing of dairy farmers who have, over nearly a market for the new product was greatly century and a half, and by dint of freezing any organisation as we increasingly move through enlarged by the development of refrigerated on countless early mornings and by putting the digital age. shipping during the same decade. in hours of hard work, produced the fresh Reynolds recognised the immense po- and pure milk on which the Anchor brand tential market that would be opened up by “As agriculture and the generations evolve, more and New Zealand butter in general base the advent of refrigeration. He established a transactions will occur online. Ruralco must remain their reputation. cool store in London and sold Anchor butter Their role in helping feed the world nimble and responsive to its shareholders’ needs. direct to a range of shops in the capital. He should earn the gratitude of us all. As we We see that with this Director election; being also exported butter to Australia and Asia. begin to recognise the threat posed in some conducted online for the first time in Ruralco’s The butter rapidly became a consumer respects to our environment by the dairy favourite, impressing with its taste and its history.” industry, we should be careful not to throw keeping quality. As well as their success in the baby out with the bath water. overseas markets, Anchor’s butter, milk and Our task now is to ensure that we develop Carter’s career includes five years as Speaker of cheese found their way on to tables across new ways of farming that will reduce the Parliament, a governance role like no other. New Zealand and remain familiar items to emission of climate-warming gases. this day. We can expect our dairy farmers to And I can still hear and see, in my mind’s “It made me more aware of other points of view, address that task with the same determi- eye, my small niece, who grew up on a Wai- and the requirement as chair of proceedings, to nation, expertise and sense of purpose kato dairy farm, excitedly welcoming the that have underpinned the success of New bring discussion to a consensus conclusion.” daily arrival of the “Anchor tanker”. Zealand butter in home markets and those And, in all the years I spent in the UK, I around the world. Voting opens on 5 November and is easily am proud to say that my wife and I re- We can all help by spreading a little more mained loyal to the Anchor brand, regard- completed by logging on to the Ruralco website. butter on our toast each morning. What ing our regular purchases of Anchor butter could be nicer? in English supermarkets as a reminder of Bryan Gould is an ex-British MP home – the fact that it tasted so good was and Waikato University vice-chancellor also a factor. Dairy prices jump 3.7 per cent NZME WMP prices, after dipping mid-year, have remained above the important $US3000/ Dairy prices jumped at yesterday morning’s tonne level since July. Global Dairy Trade auction, the GDT price Fonterra last month shifted its 2019/20 index rising by 3.7 per cent since the last forecast farmgate milk price range up by auction a fortnight ago. 30¢ to $6.55 - $7.55 per kg of milksolids. David Carter at the Ruralco David Carter explaining fleece Whole milk powder (WMP) prices, which The advance rate Fonterra pays its farmer Instore Days 2019 qualities have the greatest bearing on Fonterra’s owners will be set off the mid-point, $7.05 farmgate milk price forecast, rose by 3.6 per per kgMS, of the revised range, it said, up cent to $US3254 a tonne. from $6.75 previously. Skim powder prices, which also have a Dairy NZ’s latest estimate of the break- strong influence on the farmgate price, rose even point for most farmers is $5.95/kg. by 6.7 per cent to $US2924 a tonne. Fonterra’s milk price for the season just In the other Fonterra reference products, ended came in at $6.35/kg. buttermilk powder prices rose by 5.4 per The farmgate price hit a record high of cent to $US2786 a tonne, butter by 0.2 per $8.40/kg in 2013/14 before slumping to cent to $US4117 a tonne, and anhydrous $4.40/kg in 2014/15, and to $3.90/kg in milk fat by 2.6 per cent to $US5191 a tonne. 2015/16. Business

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■■CLIMATE CHANGE Space mission to monitor methane

By Rebecca Howard on the so-called Zero Carbon Bill, economic impacts of action and to NZME during which National MP and for- advise governments of the day on An international space mission mer agriculture minister Nathan that, because anything else is neg- to help tackle climate change will Guy questioned what the govern- ligent,” National MP Nicola Willis be based in New Zealand as the ment was proposing in order to said. government works toward a goal turbocharge climate change-re- One key challenge highlighted of net-zero carbon emissions by lated research and development. by members of the agricultural 2050. The bill passed its second reading sector has been exactly how to Research, Science and Inno- with almost unanimous support measure methane emissions. vation Minister Megan Woods of 119 votes in favour and just one MethaneSat will initially fo- announced the government is against. cus on human sources. However, putting $26 million toward Meth- As part of the target to achieve Woods has the agricultural sector aneSAT, a satellite designed to lo- net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, on the radar. cate and measure methane from the bill proposes a 10 per cent cut “While the Environmental De- human sources worldwide and in methane emissions by 2030, fense Fund’s initial priority for said the mission control centre with levels in 2050 to be 24 to 47 the mission is to collect emissions would be in New Zealand. per cent lower than those in 2017 data from the oil and gas industry, “This is an ambitious science – a goal that has alarmed farmers we will investigate the possibility partnership between New Zealand in the absence of technology that of New Zealand using the data to and the Environmental Defense would its achievement. lead an agricultural science com- Fund that will see New Zealand Methane is a powerful glob- ponent of the mission,” Woods at the forefront of developing and al warming gas emitted by cows, said. applying world-leading technolo- sheep and other cattle and ac- MethaneSAT is scheduled for gy to the global challenge of man- counts for some 35 per cent of all came to the select committee and threaten food production should launch in 2022. The Ministry of aging greenhouse gas emissions,” New Zealand’s GHG emissions, al- said ‘bring it on, we can do this’.” be incorporated into the very pur- Business, Innovation and Em- Woods said. though it has a far shorter life com- National is lobbying for the in- pose of this bill. ployment and the EDF will con- The New York-based Envi- pared to the main global warming dependent Climate Change Com- “We think that the provisions firm the location of the New Zea- ronmental Defense Fund is a gas, carbon dioxide. mission to set the methane target to keep us in line with the ac- land-based mission control centre non-profit organisation with more The methane targets have been rather than having it enshrined in tions of other countries should be as well as New Zealand’s role in the than 2.5 million members. a “big bugbear” for the rural sector law. strengthened. launch and the science compo- The announcement followed said Guy, adding that “hardly any- “We think that saying that the “We think that the commission nents of the mission in the coming yesterday’s parliamentary debate one in the agriculture community Paris Agreement action should not should be required to consider the months.

Guardian Compiled by ■■ELECTRONIC TITHING Shares & Investments NEW ZEALAND SHARE MARKET Source: NZX and Standard & Poors At close of trading on Wednesday, November 6, 2019 Pushpay eyeing other companies S&P/NZX 50 Index Gross constituents S&P/NZX 50 Index Gross Company CODE Buy Sell Last Daily Volume 11200 price price sale move ’000s 11102 By Paul McBeth Earlier this year, Pushpay had said ing the cost of product design and a2 Milk Company ATM 1230 1233 1230 –46 646.5 NZME it was evaluating potential acquisi- development is cheaper when con- Air NZ AIR 286 287 286 –3 304.6 11004 Pushpay Holdings has its eyes on tions. verted into US dollars. ANZ Banking Gr ANZ 2816 2829 2820 +10 8.19 10906 Argosy Prop ARG 140.5 141 140.5 –3 480.5 buying other companies to aid its The company reported a profit Product design and development 10808 Arvida Gr ARV 152 154 153 –2 284.9 long-term goal of attracting more of $US6.5 million in the September costs were down 7 per cent at $US7.8 Auckland Intl Airpt AIA 913.5 919.5 913.5 –17.5 873.4 10710 than half of America’s medium and half, turning around a loss of $US4.4 million in the half. 1/11 6/11 Chorus CNU 531 540 531.5 –11.5 160.8 11/10 18/10 25/10 large churches as positive cash flow million a year earlier. Revenue The company’s gross margin wid- Contact Energy CEN 720 735 733 +8 1.3m qS&P/NZX 50 Gross fills its coffers. climbed 30 per cent to $US57.4 mil- ened to 65 per cent from 57 per cent Ebos Gr EBO 2510 2557 2545 +69 71.80 10,759.18 –82.36 –0.76% The digital church collection pay- lion as it processed $US2.2 billion of a year earlier, which it put down to F&P Healthcare FPH 1990 2005 2002 +20 558.9 S&P/NZX 20 index ment app maker started generating a transactions, up from $US1.5 billion more revenue and keeping a lid on Fletcher Building FBU 481 485 481 –4 2.6m q 7,066.77 –64.92 –0.91% positive operating cash flow over the a year earlier. costs. Pushpay still managed to ex- Fonterra Share Fund FSF 415 419 419 +14 160.8 past 12 months, and that stepped up “We expect continued growth in pand the size of its workforce, with Freightways FRE 788 790 790 +2 47.11 qS&P/NZX All Gross 11,647.27 –86.58 –0.74% to $US8.9 million in the six months total processing volume driven by 360 staff compared to 354 a year ear- Genesis Energy GNE 315.5 318 315.5 –2.5 286.3 ended September 30 from about a larger proportion of new medium lier. Gentrak Gr GTK 509 520 516 +3 76.38 p Rises 52 q Falls 59 $US2 million in the March period. and large customers, further devel- Earnings before interest, tax, de- Goodman Prop Tr GMT 211 213.5 213.5 – 562.1 Top 5 NZX gainers That turned around an outflow of opment of our product set result- preciation, amortisation and for- Heartland Gr Hldgs HGH 164 165 165 – 101.0 Company daily % rise Infratil IFT 495 499 498 –1 374.3 Pushpay Holdings +3.79% $US5.1 million a year earlier. ing in higher adoption and usage, eign exchange movements were Investore Property IPL 187 188 188 –1 1.8m AMP +3.55% Pushpay was sitting on $US9.9 increased adoption of digital giving $US9.6 million, turning around an Kathmandu Hldgs KMD 312 315 314 +3 757.6 Fonterra Co-op Gr +3.46% million in cash at September 30 and in the US faith sector, and increased ebitdaf-loss of $US3.1 million a year Kiwi Property Gr KPG 156.5 157 157 –0.5 3.1m Fonterra Share Fund +3.46% another $US13 million in a term de- giving to religion in the US,” Push- earlier. Mainfreight MFT 3980 3989 3989 –6 36.25 Metro Perf Glass +2.94% posit, putting it in a position to ac- pay said. Pushpay affirmed annual guid- Mercury NZ MCY 477.5 488 479 –8 985.7 Top 5 NZX decliners celerate its growth through acquisi- Church customer numbers rose ance for ebitaf of $23-25 million Meridian Energy MEL 450 460 460 – 3.5m Company daily % fall tion. to 7905 from 7420 a year earlier, in the March year on revenue of Metlifecare MET 484 485 484 –1 181.7 a2 Milk Company –3.61% South Port NZ –3.54% “As we continue to execute on our while monthly average revenue $US121-124 million. Total pro- NZ Refining NZR 205 208 205 –2 28.86 Steel & Tube –3.33% strategy, we are also actively evaluat- per customer was up 20 per cent at cessing volume is estimated to be NZX NZX 126 129 128 +2 85.20 Cannasouth –2.94% ing potential strategic acquisitions $US1272. $US4.8-5 billion for the year. Oceania Healthcare OCA 102 103 102 –2 292.0 NZME –2.56% that broaden Pushpay’s current Pushpay has been focused on The shares last traded at $3.17, Port of Tauranga POT 652 655 653 –7 66.99 Precinct Properties PCT 181 182.5 181 –2 1.6m METAL PRICES proposition and add significant val- improving margin by stripping out and are up 0.6 per cent so far this Prop for Industry PFI 237 238.5 238.5 –0.5 163.2 Source: interest.co.nz ue to the current business,” the com- costs. It also got a tailwind from a year, lagging behind a 23 per cent Pushpay Holdings PPH 326 330 329 +12 284.0 qGold London – $US/ounce pany said. weaker New Zealand dollar, mean- gain for the S&P/NZX 50 Index. Restaurant Brands RBD 1180 1190 1190 +15 13.48 1,488.95 –19.85 –1.32% Ryman Healthcare RYM 1315 1325 1315 –30 766.0 qSilver London – $US/ounce Sanford SAN 711 718 715 +1 15.69 18.04 –0.08 –0.44% Scales Corp SCL 525 540 539 +5 45.21 pCopper London – $US/tonne Virgin Aust to axe to Sydney flights Skellerup SKL 229 230 229 –1 76.03 5,880.0 +33.5 +0.57% Sky Network TV SKT 89 91 89 –1 166.7 NZME jobs, merge business divisions as passengers and allow them to price Skycity Ent Gr SKC 385 388 388 –2 118.3 NZ DOLLAR part of a sweeping review of its op- tickets aggressively. Source: BNZ As at 4pm Nov 6, 2019 Loss-making Virgin Australia is ax- erations. Virgin Australia said the airline Spark SPK 438 447 438 –9 2.4m Country TT buy TT sell Stride Prop & Inv SPG 223 227 227 –2 121.8 Australia 0.9414 0.909 ing its Christchurch to Sydney flights It had already trimmed its would also reduce capacity by 2 per Summerset Gr Hldgs SUM 655 663 663 +3 226.4 Canada 0.8563 0.8242 and cutting back on flying out of Christchurch flights to a summer cent in the Australian domestic mar- Synlait Milk SML 925 940 925 –15 13.99 China 4.7602 4.1753 Auckland. seasonal service four times a week ket. It will also cut five aircraft from Tourism Holdings THL 346 348 346 –4 52.32 Euro 0.5903 0.5643 The airline has struggled over the but yesterday scrapped the service its fleet. 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Ashburton Bowling Club sented her with a small gift and left us Ashburton Bowling Club members’ re- feeling all the better for meeting Sarah. sults for the past week, played in what Thank you Sarah for a wonderful after- has been a fine week, are as follows: noon. An omission – in the Gill Trophy at Hinds Arts & Crafts Circle on October 27, Peter Collins came sec- Friday October 18 Arts & Crafts Circle ond as part of a composite team. had a really inspirational afternoon when In the Friday Triples at Hampstead last Bev Watkins gave us an insight into her week, Doug Kinvig, Des Prendergast, world of embroidery through the years. Peter Quinn came 3rd with 3 wins, 15 Such beautiful pieces finely embroi- ends. dered. Her little embroidered house was On October 31, Ashburton ladies fours fantastic along with Hardanga, stump were finalised thus; 1st life, semi-final – work and embroidery on satin, just a few Diane Gutberlet’s team beat Margaret of her beautiful pieces. Thank you Bev Eder’s team 18-8. 2nd life, semi-final for your wonderful display. – Diane Gutlerbet’s team beat Shirley Edith showed examples of her “Diamond Taylor’s team 26-13. Diane, Diana King, Embroidery”, this created a lot of inter- Shirley Maw and Alison Gibbs are there- est also for members. Bead dot is an art fore the Ladies fours champions for of placing beads on adhesive surface to 2019/2020, having won both sides of create lovely designs. Edith’s design of the draw with 2 lives intact. her black cat was just delightful. Runner-up match will be played on Such talented ladies giving us a most Tuesday, November 7 at 9.30am be- enjoyable afternoon. tween Margaret Eder’s team and Shirley MSA Outdoor Bowling Taylor’s team. Club This past weekend the men’s ¾’s went to Woolston Park, losing 1-2 in the morn- It’s been a busy time on the greens ing, but in the afternoon they won at around the county as the Bowling sea- home 3-0 against Elmwood Park. son cranks up with tournaments be- Congratulations to both Brentton Don- coming very regular. Our club members have been doing the club proud with the Former President (twice) Jean Wragg (left) catches up with Hazel Benke at the recent 60th aldson and Leonie Spargo on gaining anniversary celebrations. rep selection into the Country Team, team of John Argyle, Mike Skilling and with Brentton winning his two games Darcy Lysaght taking out the major prize against the Canterbury team. money at Ashburtons Friday Triples on Save the Children NZ - Ashburton On Saturday November 2, our rollover October 25 Tournament. triples were played by those who braved Sunday November 3 in 30 degrees heat The Ashburton branch of Save the Our own branch was founded on the numerous overseas programmes as the glorious hot sunshine, whilst others we hosted the Richmond Club in our an- Children NZ has this year celebrated 26th August 1959. This followed a well, many based in the Pacific. chose to go to the Ashburton Show. The nual Loftus Cup Tournament which sees the 100th anniversary of the founding meeting on the 13th August 1959, It is with deep sadness and regret that winners were Trevor Watson, Heath- Ashburton leading 9 games to 8 with of Save the Children in England and sponsored by the Ashburton Branch we have to conclude this report with er Gray, Charlie Rooke with 2 wins and 4 games drawn going into our return the 60th anniversary of our own exist- of the National Council of Women the news that the branch of Save the 9 ends. And second were Owen Gray, game in March a great day of bowls and ence in Ashburton; together with hold- and presided over by the Mayor of Children NZ in Ashburton will be clos- Margaret Carnachan, Alison Gibbs, Bob friendship had by all involved. ing a “Pop Up” shop; an Easter raffle; Ashburton (Mr A.A. McDonald) heard ing down. The rules and regulations Wilson with 1 win and 7 ends. Our club Fours Championship has been and a stall and raffle connected with from the guest speaker, the strong contained in the Child Safeguarding Good bowling everyone! completed with the combination of Boulevard Day. and determined, tough and invincible Policy and Article 19 of the UN Con- Tony Inwood, Terry Caldwell, John Mof- The organisation was founded by Eg- Minnie Havelaar (who founded Save vention on the Rights of the Child Ashburton Golf Club fatt and Robin Petrie taking out a very lantyne Jebb on the 19th May 1919. the Children in New Zealand). The (1989) make it impossible for us to Just a quick note this week from tour evenly fought championship. Congrat- It is recorded that “Eglantyne Jebb meeting resolved to establish a branch continue. HQ. Seems like Josh Cochrane carried ulations to Shane Calder on his win with has been described as one of the of the fund in Ashburton, the 10th in We would like to take this opportuni- Paul Greer to a win last Saturday in the his fours team in the annual Bowls Can- world’s most charismatic, fiercely in- New Zealand, with Mrs J.A. Reid as ty to thank all our volunteers over the 4 ball pairs game shooting a net 59 just terbury Town v Country event. telligent and influential champions chairman. past 60 years, and there have been pipping Neil Macdonald and Don Mc- Monday November 4 saw the Sub Cen- of human rights. She was a pioneer Today, our New Zealand programme many, for their friendship and time and Quarters on countback. tre Over 70s event at Hinds with 8 club who changed the way children were focusses on advocating to Govern- commitment to the cause. Also to the This Saturday we have the semi-final of members fronting up for a second day treated. She challenged convention, ment to improve policies to make life many spouses, family and friends who the RMF Silva cup, the top 25 are locked of hot temperatures. Well done John changed perspectives and forged a better for all New Zealand children. have been co-opted to give assistance in we are playing a par round for the Moffatt being part of the winning com- new future for the world’s most de- It is believed this approach enables over the years. While we are sad and Barnett and Bermaline trophies one for bination once again. 2nd place team prived children. Her achievements SCNZ to have an impact for a greater disappointed, we consider that SCNZ handicaps above 18 and one for 18 and included our own Charlie Cleghorn with of putting children’s welfare on the number of children, compared to the remains one of the best children’s wel- below. The best score of the top 25 will Dave Muir skipping the third placed world’s agenda rank as one of the programmes we ran in the past for fare charities and worthy of support. get 15 points. When it’s all sorted the team, a very good effort by all players great triumphs of humanity.” small groups of individuals. We have Thank you Ashburton for your support. bottom 5 will again be cut and the top on a very enjoyable day. 20 move into the final in a fortnight. A reminder with the Fours completed Tour is lots of fun, played Avondale, keep those championship games rolling their contact details and any special Canterbury and Gets Ready Mid Canter- table Trust there is no admission charge Russley, Waitakiri and Clearwater, which over. Good luck to the inter club team needs, resources and skills they want bury. but the Institute made a substantial do- was amazing. Heading over the hills with this competition kicking off this to share, to help their local community Veronica Rabbitt was re-elected as nation. to Akaroa then finish with Shirley and week. look after each other in an emergen- Chairperson, as Ivan Blain is retiring Following our garden visit members Harewood. Hoppy and Perry are leading Good bowling all. cy. It is a tool the Council may use to from the Board he was presented with a moved to Secretary Isabell Page’s home share emergency warnings. These may certificate in appreciation. for a meeting. the tour at present with the two Pats Neighbourhood Support fighting out for the wooden spoon. See include wind, snow, fire warnings, water The guest speaker was Senior Sergeant President Juliana Protheroe welcomed you all Saturday, good golfing. Mid Canterbury quality warnings and fire rules and oth- Leigh Jenkins, he advised that three new members and all recited the Aspirations. The Annual General Meeting of the Ash- er messages with members. They arrive recruits are coming to the Ashburton Motto for the month was – “Be a busy Cavendish Club burton District Neighbourhood Support as email and / or texts. This is a system Police Station. He was thanked for his person, not a busybody “. Music Circle Inc was held recently, with many people that has been built with Neighbourhood address and afternoon tea was served. A donation was made to the Ashburton October 11 was an afternoon we will attending. Support and Civil Defence groups in WI St John Shuttle. all remember for quite a while. Sarah The Chairperson gave her report and mind. Kay reported on the Federation Heney knew how to pull at our heart said it has been a challenging year. The The Co-Ordinator, Christine Richards ad- On a fine Wednesday afternoon mem- Half-Yearly meeting at Rakaia where strings with her guitar playing and beau- Gets Ready Computer system to Mid vised it had been a busy twelve months bers of Wakanui WI met at Trott’s Gar- Wakanui past-secretary, Sue Kent won tiful singing voice. It was interesting to Canterbury was promoted on the radio with a growth in the number of new dens and had an enjoyable stroll through the best Annual Report for 2018. hear of her life growing up and how mu- and in newspaper. As at October 2019 groups and with the increasing numbers the lovely array of flowers, trees and Bay and Tray entries for the A & P Show sic has been a large part of her life. there were 4941 households registered of people registering online to Ashbur- shrubs. Rhododendrons and azaleas all are all in hand and members will also She played lovely old songs which we on Gets Ready. Gets Ready is recog- ton Gets Ready. under planted with woodland plants and help selling raffle tickets. sang along to, a song she had written for nised by Civil Defence - it received an Thanks were extended to the street con- groundcover gave a beautiful sight. Wakanui members will supply flowers to her dying sister and finished with “How innovation award from the Director of tacts for the work they do in welcoming The complicated Knot Gardens are the Hospital in December. Great Thy Art”. Civil Defence Emergency Management newcomers to their respective groups. something to behold – what a challenge Our final meeting for the year will At afternoon tea time several came to in 2016. It is a purpose built web sys- The board has decided to change the for the gardeners! be lunch at the Ashburton Hotel on congratulate and talk to her. June pre- tem where residents can securely record names to Neighbourhood Support Mid As the gardens are now run by a Chari- Wednesday November 27. 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More entries can be accepted. November 14 Jacquie Murdock 112-53-59, Judy Field- For information contact: G Eder 307 Nine Hole Men and Women er 107-40-67, Marilyn Cross 100-32-68, We love receiving DRAWS 7498 Closing Day – Greensome - report Joan Stocker 104-35-69, Mr Manns Bak- ■■ Golf 9.15am for 9.30am start ery & Café 2nd Shot No 2 Marilyn Cross, your club news! Convenor M Morgan 0279645380; Club No 11 Jan Clucas, Sims Bakery Nearest However, to make it fair Ashburton Golf Club Captain S Lemon 0274054910 the Pin No 5, Joan Johns, No 14 Marilyn ■■ Bowls Cross. November 9 on everyone, we need Ashburton Bowling Club Twos No 14 Marilyn Cross. Longest Drive Weekend Ladies Grade 0-29 Helen Rapsey, 30+ Sue Gra- November 10 a maximum of 300-500 Winifred Tucker Memorial Brooch - re- RESULTS ham Open Triples - sponsored by: Skip-2-It port 8.15am for 8.45am start words in your report. Flooring Xtra with grateful thanks Convenors S Bradford 0211590983/B Tinwald Golf Club Sometimes your stories may 12.30pm start - Whites or Club colours Fechney 0211305366 November 5 to be worn. ■■ Golf Mildred Doak - 3 Clubs need to be abridged due The following Skips have entered teams. November 12 Mayfield Golf Club Val Prendergast 74 M Behrns, G Bishop, G Clarke, Mid-Week Ladies 9 Hole Competition to space restrictions also, P Collins, G Eder, S Fleetwood, Winifred Tucker Memorial Brooch - re- November 5 Stroke but you can still see the full G Eddington, R Gutberlet, R Herriott, port 8.30am for 9.00am start Ladies Division Maureen Colville 34, Shirley Young 36, B Holdom, J Kewish, B Mayson, Starters M Watson/D Hinton Closing Day Playing for the McFaddon Denise Morgan 36 reports on guardianonline. J Ryk, W. Suttie, B White, B Williams Tray Best Nett: Sport

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Los Angeles Chargers owner Dean Spanos is emphatically denying reports that his franchise and the NFL are looking into relocating the team to London. “We’re not going to London. We’re not going anywhere. We’re playing in Los Angeles,” Spanos said yesterday. “This is our home, and this is where we are planning to be for a long (expletive) time. Pe- riod.” The Athletic reported Monday that the Chargers have been dis- cussed by the league as a possi- ble option to relocate to London because of the team’s struggles to build a fan base in Los Angeles. The Chargers are in their third season in LA after Spanos moved the team from its longtime San Diego home, and they play in the league’s smallest stadium – the Hot day on the Hinds greens 27,000-seat Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. Preparing to send a bowl rolling down the green in sweltering conditions at the Hinds Bowling Club on Monday was John Mof- The Chargers will move next year fatt. He was one of those taking part in the annual Mid Canterbury over-70s bowling tournament, where shade was the place to the new SoFi Stadium in Ingle- to be when you weren’t the one with bowls in hand. It was a good day for Moffatt and his team-mates David Isherwood and wood, which they will share with Trevor Johnson, who took the tournament out. PHOTO ERIN TASKER 041119-ET-0042 the Rams. The NFL also released a state- ment saying there is no substance to the report about a possible ■■BASKETBALL Chargers move. The statement read: “No con- Fined for whip sideration has been given to the Chargers playing anywhere other Kiwi Melbourne Cup runner-up jockey Michael than Los Angeles at the new stadi- Walker has been suspended for excessive use of um in Hollywood Park next season Breakers sign former the whip during the race that stopped the na- and beyond. tion. “There have been no discussions Walker’s Prince of Arran was promoted from of any kind between the NFL and third to second in the final finishing order after the Chargers regarding moving to NBA player Glen Rice Master of Reality’s protest was upheld. London. However, Walker’s celebrations were soured “Both our office and the Charg- somewhat when a Racing Victoria stewards ers are entirely focused on the suc- In a bid to keep an already strong season cess of the team in Los Angeles.” Glen Rice hearing found him guilty of excessive whipping. alive during an injury-plagued period, the Coach Anthony Lynn said there Junior He was handed a seven-meeting ban and a have brought in $10,000 fine, which cuts into his prize money of wasn’t anything to the report, and the NBA experience of Glen Rice Junior as around $50,000 for piloting the second horse in quarterback Philip Rivers had no a nominated injury replacement player to the cup. Stewards found he applied the whip 12 comment Tuesday. cover for Scotty Hopson. times before the final 100m – far exceeding the The Chargers (4-5) travel to Oak- Hopson split a ligament in his knee five whips allowed. land (4-4) tonight. against the Cairns Taipans last Thursday and there is still no definite date on when he will return. With starters Rob Loe and Finn Delany also injured, the Breakers have called up a free agent in Rice who will transform the Get Saturday’s side the moment he steps on court. “Everyone who knows Glen or can Goog- The 28-year-old has had le his name would see he has had a few NBA stints with the Philadelphia 76ers and incidents in his career but my personal Ashburton Guardian FREE! Washington Wizards but particularly shone experience with him is his ability to create on court under the guidance of Dan Shamir a winning team and to affect the team in a at Hapoel Holon last year. positive way was way more significant than In one season in Israel under Shamir, anything else,” said Shamir. when you purchase Lotto products to he was the league leader averaging 24.5 “I am hoping Glen will like it here, I am points, 7.9 rebounds, 4.7 assists and 1.9 hoping our team is a great place for players the value of $18 or more!* steals per game. like Glen and for me it’s all about us becom- “I remember very vividly we put him in ing the best team we can be.” the first game after we signed him and im- Rice arrived in Auckland yesterday. 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■■LONGBEACH COASTAL CHALLENGE Know your gear before race day

By Rachael Rickard

ith three weeks until we hit the start line, it’s time Wto start thinking about putting your race day gear and skills to the test and ensuring the running shoes are well broken in, and you’re confident you can change a tyre! Gear and check for mountain bikers: Service check – if your bike needs a service or you know you’ll go more confidently into the race with this done then make sure you’ve got your bike booked in and get it done. Col- late all the gear you will need to change/repair and inflate your tyre and be prepared to change the tyre so you don’t end up with a DNF (did not finish). If you are clipped in, check cleats on shoes are tight and that you have the right amount of float in your pedals. Check brakes and run through all your gears. Know your favourite riding gear and make sure you have done a ride in them, there is nothing worse than finishing a race with unwanted chaffing. There’s just three weeks to go until the Longbeach Coastal Challenge. PHOTO ASHBURTON GUARDIAN Sort your hydration and any race food/supplements that you and test your favourite walking/ I wear a race belt and take gels strength or circuit session, 1 x 60 tions along each of the courses. are going to use, test these out in running gear. as per my race plan. Remember min group run, 1 x 80 min steady Enter online today and get it training to make sure it’s some- Are you in shorts no matter to test race food/gels in training run. done before midnight November thing your tummy can handle. what or do you prefer tights if it’s so your tummy knows what to 21km run, five sessions made 11 to avoid the late fee! Gear check for walk and run- going to be cold? Hat? Vest? Make expect! up of: 1 x 55 min steady runs, 1 All the best this week, RR. ners: sure you have tested all options For those of you following the x strength or circuit session, 1 If you have new shoes or are out in training. training programmes for longer x 60 min group run, 1 x 40 min contemplating them then this If entering a longer event or events, here’s what is on this steady run, 120 min moderate is the week to put them on your running with children then you week: run. Rachael Rickard is the market- feet! Give yourself time to walk/ may consider carrying a hy- Week three training summary, All other days are rest days. It ing and publicity co-ordinator run those new shoes in, and if drapak (backpack with water/ courtesy of Team CP – is advised that you finish with for the 2019 Ruralco Longbeach you can shout yourself a new liquids) and some race food/ 35km mountain bike, four ses- five minutes of stretching, going Coastal Challenge. She is current- decent pair of socks, your feet supplements. sions made up of: 1 x 75 min hard through your main muscle ly training for the Queenstown will love you for them! Racing with my children, I cycle; 2 x 90 min steady cycle, 1 x groups, or use a foam roller to Half Marathon and will be trying If you know you are prone to wear a 2l hydrapak and carry jet 120 min steady ride. roll your muscles out. This will hard not to get beaten by her 6 blisters then make sure you’ve planes to give them as required. 12km run, four sessions made help your recovery. & 7-year-olds in the 5km at the got blister packs ready. Sort out If doing a longer event myself, up of: 1 x 55 min steady run, 1 x Remember there are water sta- Longbeach Coastal Challenge.

WWE stars held hostage Kiwi motivated to play for sick father NZME over dispute When he runs out for the Ki- wis on Saturday night, Jamayne NZME Isaako will get an opportunity Jamayne Isaako that didn’t seem likely earlier in WWE wrestlers were “held hos- the year. tage” in Saudi Arabia and stopped In June, the young winger was from boarding flights back to the rocked by the news that his fa- US in a row over payment, accord- ther, Taai, had been diagnosed ing to reports. with terminal cancer and had Nearly 200 stars of the Smack- been given just one week to live. down brand and their entourage Taai was diagnosed in May after were ordered to wait on the tar- collapsing at work and has un- mac for six hours at Riyadh Inter- dergone chemotherapy twice. national by Saudi’s Crown Prince Now, Isaako will get to run out Mohammed bin Salman. for his country in front of his fa- The prince, or MBS as he is ther and other members of family nicknamed, was allegedly furious in his hometown of Christchurch that Vince McMahon, World Wres- against Great Britain. tling Entertainment’s chief exec- “It’s huge,” Isaako said of get- utive, had cancelled the live feed ting the opportunity to play in be a huge motivation for me this split his time between work and [today] so I’ll probably spend of the show “Crown Jewel in Saudi front of his family. “Dad was at weekend.” family, and has been spending as some time with him and take Arabia” because the company was every single one of my games in The 23-year-old earns his sec- much time as possible with his him out for the day. I’m trying to owed up to $500m for two shows Australia last year, but coming ond start for the Kiwis in as many father. spend as much time as I can with in the kingdom last year. down with terminal cancer this weeks for Saturday’s game, after “We had a bit of down time him while being back home.” The delay meant the wrestlers year; he didn’t get the opportuni- scoring his first try for the side on Monday and I got down to The Kiwis will take on Great missed a live show in Buffalo, New ty to come to any games this year. in their win over Great Britain in the hospital and sat next to him Britain in the back end of a dou- York, the following day – with the “Being able to come back Auckland last week. while he was doing his chemo,” ble-header on Saturday, with Fiji no-show being blamed on “’me- home to Christchurch and play While he’s in town on Kiwis Isaako said. taking on Papua New Guinea in chanical issues”. in front of him is huge for me. It’ll duty, Isaako has made sure to “We’ve got a bit of down time the opening match. Sport

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■■RUGBY In brief SBW’s $10m deal Sonny Bill Williams has reportedly agreed to the richest contract in rugby league and union history, Panel to pick ABs coach accepting a $10 million deal to return to the 13-man code. Danny Weidler reported on Nine News AP Williams had accepted the jaw- New Zealand Rugby has an- dropping, two-year deal with nounced the panel which will se- English Super League side the lect a new All Blacks head coach Toronto Wolfpack. “He’s made his to replace Steve Hansen, just as mind up to play for the Toronto the competition for the position Wolfpack who play in the English became more complicated. Super League,” Weidler said. “The NZR chairman Brent Impey, deal is stunning – $10m for two who will sit on the panel, said a years work. “Incredible money.” small group of coaches “familiar A spokesperson for the Toronto with New Zealand’s professional Wolfpack has told NZME that while rugby environment” had been they are in active discussions with approached and invited to apply. Williams, they do not expect any Impey said short-listing, in- formal announcement to be made terviews and negotiations will today, though an update on the be conducted through Novem- situation is likely to come later in ber and early December and the the week. - NZME successful applicant will be an- Aussies close gap nounced later that month. The panel will comprise Impey, Australia’s football federation incoming chief executive Mark and players’ union say they Robinson, NZR head of high per- have agreed on a new collective formance Mike Anthony, former bargaining agreement that closes All Blacks head coach Graham the pay gap between the men’s Henry and former New Zealand and women’s national teams. The netball coach Waimarama Tau- new four-year CBA announced maunu. yesterday ensures the Socceroos “This is a hugely exciting time and Matildas receive a 24 per cent for New Zealand Rugby,” Impey share of an agreed aggregate of said. “We know that the All Blacks generated revenues in 2019-20, and New Zealand have been rising by 1 per cent each year. New Zealand Rugby has appointed a panel to select a replacement for All Blacks coach Steve served well by exceptional coach- Under the agreement, players Hansen. es, so we are well aware of the im- PHOTO AP are entitled to 40 per cent of portance of the task ahead. prize money on qualifying for a “We believe we have an ex- of the leading candidates for will apply for the All Blacks role or Hansen has strongly endorsed FIFA World Cup, representing an cellent group of people on the Hansen’s role, current All Blacks stay in Japan, and Brown said he Foster as his successor and his increase from 30 per cent. That panel, balancing the experience assistant Ian Foster and Crusad- would stick with Joseph whatever comments were echoed Tuesday share of prize money increases to of winning high-performance ers Super Rugby coach Scott Rob- his decision. by All Blacks playmaker Beauden 50 per cent if they progress to the teams and leadership with exter- ertson. “I made a decision I’m going to Barrett. knockout stage of the competition. nal perspective and experience.” In rejecting both approach- stay with Jamie,” Brown said on “I’ve really loved worked with - AP The appointment of a new es, Brown said he would only Sky Sports television. “If he ap- (Foster) over the last eight years,” head coach and assistants ap- work with current Japan head plies for the All Blacks, I’m in. If Barrett said. “He’s a very intel- Punters rejoice peared to become more complex coach Jamie Joseph. Joseph and he stays with Japan, I’m in. ligent coach, a great team man The TAB has congratulated one yesterday after comments made Brown have a long and success- “We both want to coach the All and hopefully we can have some Kiwi punter who would have been by current Japan assistant coach ful coaching partnership, guid- Blacks but we both want to do continuity going forward.” shouting beers after Vow And and former All Blacks flyhalf Tony ing the Highlanders to the Super it at the right time. Whether the Hansen was All Blacks head Declare’s win in the Melbourne Brown. Rugby title and Japan to the quar- right time is now, I hope it is or coach for eight years from 2011, Cup yesterday. The prophetic Brown said he had been asked ter-finals of the World Cup. it may not be. It may be in four winning 93 of his 107 matches in punter dished out $500 on Vow to work as an assistant to two It isn’t yet clear whether Joseph years ...” charge. And Declare — after he won the Tattersall’s Cup on October 26. At the time, the cup winner was at $101 odds, pocketing the punter a cool $50,500. Two other big spenders had Vow And Declare at $14.50 odds, with a $20,000 Saracens penalised for financial doping bet and $17,000 bet taking home $290,000 and $246,500. A TAB AP A separate statement from the punter also claimed the biscuits England’s Owen club defended the use of co-in- with a $20 bet that nabbed English and European champion Farrell returns from vestment arrangements with $56,497.40 after picking the first Saracens was docked 35 points the RWC in Japan. players, and stated “PRL prec- four with Vow And Declare, Prince and fined more than 5.3 million PHOTO AP edent already exists whereby Of Arran, Il Paradiso and Master Of pounds ($NZ6.9 million) for mul- co-investments have not been Reality. The punter was unaffected tiple breaches of Premiership deemed part of salary in the reg- by the protest — unlike many Rugby’s salary cap regulations. ulations”. trifecta punters who were sweating Club chairman Nigel Wray said The club admitted some ad- on the result. - NZME they intended to appeal, which ministrative errors had been would delay the sanctions. made that led to some trans- Duke edges Kansas An independent panel led actions not being disclosed to Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski was by John Dyson, a former judge, Premiership Rugby, and apolo- pleased with his young team’s found the London-based club gised for those errors. poise in the season opener, failed to disclose payments to However, it added: “It is the especially that of sophomore Tre players in each of the 2016-17, club’s belief that the panel’s nar- Jones. Jones scored 15 points 2017-18, and 2018-19 seasons, row interpretation of the regu- and Cassius Stanley added 11 of and exceeded the ceiling for pay- by World Cup final last Saturday, partners, and fans,” Wray said. lations is detrimental to player his 13 points in the second half to ments to senior players. Saracens including captain Owen Farrell, “It has been acknowledged by welfare across the league and is help No. 4 Duke beat third-ranked won the European Cup in 2017, Maro Itoje, and Billy Vunipola. the panel that we never deliber- damaging the development of Kansas 68-66 in the opener of the Premiership in 2018, and Another Saracen opposed them, ately sought to mislead anyone elite level rugby in the UK.” the Champions Classic at Madison both this year. South Africa prop Vincent Koch. or breach the cap and that’s why Saracens has been the most Square Garden. “The difference The panel was established after Other stars for the club include it feels like the rug is being com- successful English side of the last maker was Tre. Lot of young guys, a nine-month Premiership Rugby Wales fullback Liam Williams, pletely pulled out from under our decade, winning five Premiership lot of new guys,” Krzyzewski said. investigation led to charges being Scotland wing Sean Maitland, feet. We will appeal all the find- titles since 2011. “We really tried to play good brought in June. The panel up- and United States prop Titi Lam- ings.” In February, Harlequins was defense in our first 30 practices. held all the charges. ositele. The cap was increased from fined 6239.50 pounds after ex- We played really good defense Saracens had six players in the “This is absolutely devastating 6.5 million pounds to 7 million ceeding the Premiership sala- (tonight). It starts with that kid. starting XV and another in the for everyone associated with this pounds before the 2017-18 sea- ry cap in the 2017-18 season by Really happy with my team. Terrific reserves for England in the Rug- amazing group of players, staff, son. 12,479 pounds. win for us.” - AP Racing

18 Ashburton Guardian Thursday, November 7, 2019 www.guardianonline.co.nz Kennedy scores treble on home track

There weren’t too many smiles into Tuesday. bigger than Terry Kennedy’s at “I thought they all had pretty Wingatui racecourse on Tues- good chances,” he said. “They day. had all been working well and The trainer recorded had some nice lead-up runs, a treble at his home meeting so I thought they would all go and he was delighted with the pretty well.” result. Kennedy’s colours also fin- “It was great to win on a day ished prominently in three like that,” he said. “I have done other races, with Reliable it before, but it’s always nice to Belle, Juliette, and Secret get a treble.” Sound placing in their respec- Kennedy was also pleased tive races. to perform well on his home “They went well and they track, which he believes is a could all win a race pretty big assist to his horses. shortly,” he said. “It’s always good to win With the treble, Kennedy on the home track,” he said. took his season tally to seven “Horses seem to race well here wins from just 42 starts, just and with no travel they get one win shy of last year’s total. home and recover quickly.” “I’m having a good start so Kennedy began the meet- far and I hope it continues,” he ing in fine style, taking out the said. – NZ Racing Desk opening two races with Ray’s In Command and Bakela, Right – Havana Heights while Havana Heights cleared was one of three winners maidens later in the card. for trainer Terry Kennedy Kennedy was relatively con- at Wingatui on Tuesday. fident with the trio heading PHOTO WILD RANGE PHOTOGRAPHY Invercargill harness M7 Today at Ascot Park Invercargill Harness Racing Club Inc Venue: Ascot Park 8 897x0 Tathra (8) fr...... P Hunter MOBILE PACE $10,000, 4yo+ r56-r75. inv.d, mobile, 11 22700 Snow Printz (23) fr...... M Williamson 7 775x Eliza Mach (7) fr Raceway Meeting Date: 07 November 2019 NZ Meeting 3 4.03pm DOWNBYTHESEASIDE-FAST, FRESH, 1700m 12 38369 Koromiko Eyre (24) fr...... J Morrison (J) 8 7053 Mila Kunis (8) fr...... M Hurrell (J) number: 7 Doubles: 1 and 2; 3 and 4; 5 and 6; 7 and 8 FERTILE MBL PACE $8000, non-winners mr40 to 1 7x125 Triroyale Brigade (1) fr...... C Ferguson 7 5.51pm SWEET LOU - FULL & CLOSED INV DRIV- 9 400x0 Snowy Dana (21) fr...... R McIlwrick Trebles: 2, 3 and 4; 6, 7 and 8 mr45., mobile, 2200m 2 x2x24 Lawrence (2) fr...... S Tomlinson (J) ERS MBL PACE $10,000, r50-r55. inv.d, mobile, 2200m 10 438x Southern Belle (22) fr...... A Beck 1 3.05pm (NZT) WOODLANDS STUD DRIVERS DAY 1 99L8x Lucas Hood (1) fr...... R McIlwrick 3 71x88 Cast A Shadow (3) fr...... N Williamson 1 03x71 Toby O’Gara (1) fr...... M Williamson 11 Laterintheday (23) fr...... C Ferguson MOBILE PACE $8000, r40., mobile, 2200m 2 89880 Marsue (2) fr...... A Armour 4 19433 Betterthanbrie (4) fr...... R May 2 72426 Paduka (2) fr...... B Orange 12 9000x Classie Princess (24) fr...... S Ottley 1 68029 Dreaminsover (1) fr...... R McIlwrick 3 9x257 Delight N Gold (3) fr...... E Swain 5 333x9 Nota Bene Denario (5) fr...... M Williamson 3 175 Tact Eze (3) fr...... K Barclay 13 03x66 Major Menace (U1) fr...... B Barclay 2 090x0 Geoff’s Legacy (2) fr...... E Swain 4 07032 Bub’s VC (4) fr...... N Williamson 6 449x7 Mach’s Back (6) fr...... B Barclay 4 34662 Duke Of Dundee (4) fr...... N Williamson Pacifiers on : Marsue (R3) 3 26950 Ellnbac (3) fr...... B McLellan 5 x0236 Kramer (5) fr...... S Ottley 7 05911 Whata Razzle Dazzle (7) fr...... B Orange 5 0x261 Tairlaw Toll (5) fr...... B Williamson LEGEND: X - Spell from racing of at least 3 months 4 54326 Black Ops (4) fr...... A Beck 6 73336 The Naenae Express (6) fr...... A Beck 8 11140 Unloaded (8) fr...... B Williamson 6 24x93 Hampton (6) fr...... S Tomlinson (J) SELECTIONS: 5 60x00 Vintage Rose (5) fr...... K Barclay 7 x540x Bella Sara (7) fr 9 71x08 I’mallaboutthebase (21) fr...... J Morrison (J) 7 98091 Motoring Major (7) fr...... J Morrison (J) Race 1: Ellnbac, Black Ops, Fatherdantherodeoman, 6 8929x Nightmarch (6) fr...... R Swain 8 94749 Phoebe’s Delight (8) fr...... B McLellan 10 20163 Stun Gun (22) fr...... S Ottley 8 63x61 Ideal Glacier (8) fr...... B Barclay Dreaminsover 7 70484 Shindal (7) fr...... M Williamson 9 56357 Hans Ideal (21) fr...... S Tomlinson (J) 6 5.25pm HIGHVIEW TOMMY INVITED DRIVERS 9 5270x Bottle Rock (21) fr...... S Ottley Race 2: Stavros The Terror, Undercover Mac, Ronnie 8 00x80 Fatherdantherodeoman (8) fr.....M Hurrell (J) 4 4.28pm WHAT THE HILL-THE FUTURE OF TROT- MOBILE PACE $9000, r43-r49,r50 w/c. inv.d, mobile, 10 x5177 Sheeza Sport (22) fr...... M Hurrell (J) Pickering, Targaryen 9 7778x Kagee VC (21) fr...... J Morrison (J) TING HCP TROT $9000, 4yo+ r40-r70 spechcp inv.d, 2200m 11 06x22 Anne Bonney (23) fr...... C Ferguson Race 3: Kramer, Bub’s VC, Lucas Hood, The Naenae 2 3.33pm AMERICAN IDEAL-LIMITED SPACES stand, 2700m 1 3004x Flash Party (1) fr...... S Tomlinson (J) 12 x719P Dark Rage (U1) fr...... R May Express AVAILABLE MBLPACE $10,000, non-winners 3yo+ 1 50x95 Only One Way (1) fr...... B Barclay 2 72441 Vigoroso (2) fr...... S Ottley 8 6.26pm WOODLANDS STUD SUPPORTS SBSR Race 4: Only One Way, Fanny Hill, Somethings Burning, mr46 to mr50., mobile, 2200m 2 15866 The Night Sweats (2) fr...... S Tomlinson (J) 3 00575 Tetrick (3) fr...... B Williamson MOBILE PACE $10,000, non-winners 3yo+ f&m., mo- Whatwillbeewillbee 1 6367x Stavros The Terror (1) fr...... B Orange 3 45x83 Fanny Hill (3) fr...... B Orange 4 9757x Jimmy Richter (4) fr...... R May bile, 2200m Race 5: Nota Bene Denario, Mach’s Back, Betterthan- 2 090 Racing Minister (2) fr...... J Morrison (J) 4 87771 Whatwillbeewillbee (U1) fr...... M Hurrell (J) 5 0x798 Magnetic Watch (5) fr...... N Williamson 1 Moana (1) fr...... K Larsen brie, Whata Razzle Dazzle 3 8x33 Undercover Mac (3) fr...... K Barclay 5 x7743 Rydgemont Milly (1) 20M...... M Williamson 6 56032 Franco Huntington (6) fr...... K Barclay 2 Just Cheddar (2) fr Race 6: Jimmy Richter, Bettors Highlight, Koromiko 4 Sly Tricks (4) fr...... K McNaught (J) 6 10x61 Somethings Burning (2) 20M... N Williamson 7 469x4 Bettors Highlight (7) fr...... C Ferguson 3 38x34 Allaboutjoy (3) fr...... N Williamson Eyre, Franco Huntington 5 09x82 Ronnie Pickering (5) fr...... B Barclay 7 16312 Winning Bones (3) 20M...... R May 8 8P978 Annie Fitz (8) fr...... B Orange 4 Swell Time (4) fr...... M Williamson Race 7: Hampton, Bottle Rock, Duke Of Dundee, Padu- 6 6x824 Targaryen (6) fr...... K Larsen 8 52538 That’s The Story (1) 30M...... K Barclay 9 45417 A Cracker Knight (21) fr...... M Hurrell (J) 5 3226x Total Diva (5) fr...... B Orange ka 7 A Smidgen More (7) fr...... N Williamson 5 5.00pm BETTORS DELIGHT INVITED DRIVERS 10 24300 Rosinupthebow (22) fr...... B Barclay 6 Rakarippa (6) fr...... P Hunter Race 8: Swell Time, Total Diva, Allaboutjoy, Mila Kunis Otago dogs M3 Today at Forbury Park Otago Greyhound Racing Club Venue: Forbury Park 2 31223 Know Baby nwtd...... G Cleeve 9 53758 Must Be Rusty 32.41...... J McInerney 5 83414 Chitina Tin nwtd...... A Lee 1 22712 Sozin’s Azure nwtd...... J McInerney Raceway Meeting Date: 07 November 2019 NZ Meeting 3 87561 Homebush Dolphy nwtd...... J McInerney 10 75833 Opawa Roy 32.75...... R Wales 6 33685 Thrilling Watch nwtd...... D Roberts 2 38684 Pacemaker 18.74...... A Bradshaw number: 3 Doubles: 2 and 3; 4 and 5; 6 and 7; 8 and 9; 10 4 71 Pooran’s Jadeja nwtd J M...... McCook 8 2.16pm BRIAN BAGLEY DRIVER LICENSING 7 51118 Goldstar Avalon 19.03 S &...... B Evans 3 52627 Homebush Flynn nwtd...... J McInerney and 11; 12 and 13; 14 and 15 Trebles: 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 5 5211 Oakmont 18.90...... D J Lane SPRINT C3, 310m 8 14645 Magic Jess Lass 18.40...... C Healey 4 42437 Homebush Miles 18.46...... J McInerney 6; 7, 8 and 9; 10, 11 and 12; 13, 14 and 15 6 18688 Homebush Maycee 18.55...... J McInerney 1 46523 Jax Jewel nwtd...... D Roberts 9 43677 Country Gent nwtd...... A Bradshaw 5 75726 Shift The Blame 18.50...... J McInerney 1 12.15pm (NZT) FORBURY PARK FIRST 4 SPRINT 7 312 Horse Range Gold nwtd...... M Grant 2 85434 Sozin’s Noir 18.42...... J McInerney 10 16265 Fidgety Feet nwtd...... A Lee 6 24173 Souffle Sue nwtd...... J McInerney C0, 310m 8 777x7 Step Inside Love nwtd...... A Joyce 3 71131 Homebush Aimee nwtd...... J McInerney 12 3.30pm OGRC LATE QUADDIE STAKES C1, 545m 7 76864 Homebush Rapper 18.75...... J McInerney 1 677x4 Homebush Surgeon nwtd...... J McInerney 9 55754 Every Minute nwtd...... A Lee 4 31511 Opawa Oscar 18.62...... R Wales 1 22884 High Sparrow 33.09...... A Bradshaw 8 22766 C’Mon Benny Boy 18.63...... J Guthrie 2 55544 Impressive High nwtd...... J McInerney 10 21315 Alexia 19.13...... D J Lane 5 21533 Know Sweat 18.59...... G Cleeve 2 37887 Bruiser’s Day nwtd...... B Conner 9 43835 Punch On Scooby 18.91...... J McInerney 3 68672 My Emmett nwtd...... R Wales 5 1.26pm ST KILDA VETERINARY CENTRE SPRINT 6 53232 Little Krakatoa 18.64...... A Bradshaw 3 65663 Zefside nwtd...... J McInerney 10 32148 Jinja Dylan 19.13...... A Joyce 4 42623 King Theoden nwtd...... D Roberts C2, 310m 7 11515 Mitcham Becky nwtd J M...... McCook 4 77753 Black Stockings nwtd...... A Bradshaw LEGEND: fsdt - First Start Here nwd - No Win this Dis- 5 37323 Homebush Caesar nwtd...... J McInerney 1 76543 Doomsday nwtd...... M B Fuller 8 57343 Kalonga 19.08 S &...... B Evans 5 76534 Chunk 32.86...... J McInerney tance 6 3 Father Leo nwtd...... J McInerney 2 88642 Blazing Banjo 18.72...... J McInerney 9 13526 Homebush Sayer 18.56...... J McInerney 6 33551 Ascott nwtd J M...... McCook SELECTIONS: 7 4454 Know Frenzy nwtd...... G Cleeve 3 33841 Nikko Baxter 18.71...... J McInerney 10 516x6 Opawa Hypo nwtd...... R Wales 7 23253 Shermo Bale nwtd...... C Roberts Race 1: Father Leo, My Emmett, Know Frenzy, Home- 8 4752x Cadillac Mack nwtd...... J McInerney 4 34582 Ezra Blueblood 18.75...... J McInerney 9 2.35pm DAVE ROBBIE PHOTOGRAPHER SPRINT 8 112 Seve nwtd...... D J Lane bush Caesar, Homebush Surgeon 9 34325 Eric Blueblood nwtd...... J McInerney 5 28881 Pretty Keen 18.62...... S Keen C3, 310m 9 1447x Archie’s Ranger 32.93 J M...... McCook Race 2: Mitcham Pru, Absent, Citizen Zagreb, Home- 10 45427 Goldstar McQueen nwtd S &...... B Evans 6 15831 Sozin’s Delight 18.88...... J McInerney 1 66621 Goldstar Liberty nwtd J M...... McCook 10 21287 Prince Rohit nwtd...... J McInerney bush Jennia, Homebush Liz 2 12.32pm OTAGO MAIDEN BITCHES SPRINT C0, 7 56173 Punch On Woody 18.84...... J McInerney 2 18427 Reign Of Fire 18.37...... J McInerney 13 3.56pm BROCKLEBANKS DRY CLEANERS Race 3: Mr Blackjack, Pepper Chimes, Denuto, Max Vol- 310m 8 55663 Cry Lonely nwtd J M...... McCook 3 36715 Cosmic Jase 18.43...... J McInerney SPRINT C1, 310m ume, Goldstar Dawson 1 44753 Homebush Liz nwtd...... J McInerney 9 63754 Opawa Jumper 18.35...... R Wales 4 66434 Mitcham Reado 18.52...... J McInerney 1 88317 Homebush Mandy nwtd...... J McInerney Race 4: Know Baby, Oakmont, Andrea Said, Pooran’s 2 65672 Homebush Jennia nwtd...... J McInerney 10 x8716 Shanly Star 19.04...... J McInerney 5 86885 Justin Ryan 18.51 S &...... B Evans 2 87867 Magic Jean Lass 18.98...... C Healey Jadeja, Horse Range Gold 3 Mitcham Pru nwtd...... A Bradshaw 6 1.42pm GREEN ISLAND BARBER SPRINT C2, 6 14374 Vasterbottenost nwtd...... A Lee 3 41322 Homebush Jordie 18.89...... J McInerney Race 5: Doomsday, Blazing Banjo, Cry Lonely, Ezra 4 64434 Absent nwtd...... G Cleeve 310m 7 68174 Go Mufasa nwtd...... R Wales 4 35141 Cool Beans 18.95...... J McInerney Blueblood, Opawa Jumper 5 8x576 Homebush Erin nwtd...... J McInerney 1 78132 Homebush Finn 18.56...... J McInerney 8 74343 Dyna Lenny 18.67...... C Roberts 5 215 Know Debt nwtd...... G Cleeve Race 6: Punch On Jessie, Homebush Finn, Miss Nina, 6 86336 Three Gold Stars nwtd...... C Healey 2 64174 Miss Nina 18.81...... M B Fuller 9 34736 Cash A Roo nwtd S &...... B Evans 6 26222 Homebush Rehaina 18.78...... J McInerney Cawbourne Cruz, Punch On Buzz 7 7x768 Homebush Gina nwtd...... J McInerney 3 54614 Mick The Mower 18.78...... J McInerney 10 51467 Goldstar Halsey nwtd S &...... B Evans 7 2F876 Elton Blueblood nwtd...... J McInerney Race 7: Classy Witch, Go Glow, Know Denying, Know 8 87432 Citizen Zagreb nwtd...... J McInerney 4 86385 Macey Baxter 18.81...... J McInerney 10 2.51pm PETER SINTON PLUMBING DASH C5, 8 87683 Gracie Lee nwtd...... J McInerney Betrayal, Must Be Rusty 9 x2F27 Opal Hunter nwtd...... J McInerney 5 18451 Punch On Buzz 19.14...... J McInerney 310m 9 x8635 Epic Owen nwtd J M...... McCook Race 8: Opawa Oscar, Sozin’s Noir, Homebush Aimee, 10 28T Know Tactics nwtd...... G Cleeve 6 1167x Sozin’s Treasure 19.05...... J McInerney 1 61816 Bender Truth 18.91...... A Bradshaw 10 18735 Homebush George nwtd...... J McInerney Little Krakatoa, Jax Jewel 3 12.50pm WWW.GREYHOUNDSASPETS.ORG.NZ 7 74461 Punch On Jessie 18.58...... J McInerney 2 41136 Goldstar Trooper 18.41 S &...... B Evans 14 4.16pm CUP WEEK CHRISTCHURCH NEXT Race 9: Goldstar Liberty, Reign Of Fire, Mitcham Reado, C0, 545m 8 65655 Cawbourne Cruz nwtd...... B J Middlewood 3 71166 Disobedience 18.71 S &...... B Evans WEEK C1, 310m Dyna Lenny, Go Mufasa 1 Pepper Chimes nwtd...... J Allen 9 38764 Major Storm 19.00...... C Roberts 4 32733 Busy Rocca nwtd...... M Grant 1 45264 Rum Gin Mixer nwtd...... A Joyce Race 10: Goldstar Trooper, Bender Truth, Nelso Allen, 2 7233 Denuto nwtd...... R Adcock 10 63215 Machine Gunn 18.53...... R Adcock 5 45177 Nelso Allen 18.49...... C Roberts 2 22254 Homebush Reed 18.84...... J McInerney Homebush Boots, Disobedience 3 Mr Blackjack nwtd J &...... D Fahey 7 2.00pm ALL FENCING SOLUTIONS STAKES C2/3, 6 35317 Nippa Martino 18.53...... J McInerney 3 48227 Goldstar Wynter nwtd S &...... B Evans Race 11: Chasing Fame, Magic Jess Lass, Dyna Quark, 4 826 Flipping Crazy nwtd...... A Bradshaw 545m 7 21283 Homebush Boots 18.58...... J McInerney 4 74526 Yi Feng 18.76...... J McInerney Thrilling Watch, Country Gent 5 74x7 Go Great nwtd...... R Wales 1 35337 Go Glow 32.56 J &...... D Fahey 8 13354 Goldstar Major 18.75 S &...... B Evans 5 78534 Homebush Scorpio 18.41...... J McInerney Race 12: Seve, Shermo Bale, Zefside, Black Stockings, 6 24263 Max Volume nwtd...... A Bradshaw 2 28547 Our Jolene nwtd...... R Wales 9 88378 Tee An’ Cee 18.39...... B Conner 6 57444 Homebush Hundy 18.57...... J McInerney High Sparrow 7 25 Go Rap nwtd...... R Wales 3 x7661 Classy Witch 32.54...... G Cleeve 10 77288 Black Tori 18.86...... A Bradshaw 7 85733 Epic Mate 18.85 J M...... McCook Race 13: Homebush Jordie, Homebush Rehaina, Know 8 64433 Goldstar Dawson nwtd S &...... B Evans 4 43247 Know Hassle 32.60...... G Cleeve 11 3.12pm DELTA ENGINEERING SPRINT C4, 310m 8 11136 Elite Blueblood 19.59...... J McInerney Debt, Cool Beans, Homebush Mandy 9 277 Goldstar Spook nwtd S &...... B Evans 5 548x5 Know Betrayal 32.72...... G Cleeve 1 22128 Dyna Quark nwtd...... C Roberts 9 33438 Khatia nwtd...... J McInerney Race 14: Homebush Reed, Yi Feng, Homebush Hundy, 10 44367 Kowloon Lights nwtd...... J Guthrie 6 2F222 Know Denying 32.73...... G Cleeve 2 43855 Chasing Fame 18.27...... M B Fuller 10 56737 Sozin’s Blue 18.69...... J McInerney Goldstar Wynter, Rum Gin Mixer 4 1.07pm FORBURY BITCHES SPRINT C1, 310m 7 46153 Know Equal 32.82...... G Cleeve 3 37781 Special As 19.23 J M...... McCook 15 4.35pm RACING AGAIN TUESDAY 19TH NOVEM- Race 15: Pacemaker, Sozin’s Azure, Shift The Blame, 1 44622 Andrea Said nwtd J M...... McCook 8 73271 Neptune Allen 33.02...... C Roberts 4 82468 Goldstar Dodge 18.72 S &...... B Evans BER C1, 310m Homebush Miles, C’Mon Benny Boy Racing

www.guardianonline.co.nz Thursday, November 7, 2019 Ashburton Guardian 19 Faultless preparation for Guineas favourite

Star three-year-old Catalyst has Raced by The Oaks Stud, strong don’t want to be one of these big arrived in Christchurch and is ex- supporters of the emerging train- gun trainers. I had 40 in work pected to make a one-act affair er, Chipperfield said the temper- three months ago and I was strug- of Saturday’s Gr.1 Al Basti Equi- ament of offspring by the stud’s gling to get them all done. You are world New Zealand 2000 Guineas resident sire went a long way to working all day and it is hard to (1600m) at Riccarton. making them good racehorses. enjoy. Now I have 20 in work and Prepared at Te Awamutu by “Full credit to the Darci Brah- life is great. Clayton Chipperfield, Catalyst ma breed. All Darci geldings are “I’m pretty hands on, I like be- has been installed a prohibitive like him, they are relaxed and take ing a part of every part of the day. $1.20 favourite for the Guineas everything in their stride. In Te Awamutu, and the whole after bullying his rivals in three “Catalyst worries about abso- , it is hard to get staff. lead-up races, leading the ma- lutely nothing. His last three races When you have big numbers, you jority of competitors to concede he has had to travel the night be- can’t get them all done yourself or they are running for second in the fore and he eats up and just enjoys with one or two other riders. Then $500,000 race. it. Nothing bothers him and that is you start cutting corners and that “He is as ready as we are going a huge asset to him.” is the last thing I want to do be- to get him,” Chipperfield said. In an ominous warning to race cause that starts to show.” “Troy (Harris, jockey) is flying rivals, a sleek and shiny Catalyst is Chipperfield said that should down today so I am going to get expected to present at Riccarton training and taking horses him to give him a little quiet trot on Saturday, where the gelding is through to the races not work out, and canter tomorrow to make expected to peak. he could always go back to break- sure everything is 100 per cent. “His coat has completely gone ing and pre-training. “It is mainly just to check that now. He is as ready as he can be “It’s been seven years we have he is happy down here and that right on time. been doing it and we have broken Troy is happy with him. After his “At his first start, I think he was in more than 600 horses. gallop at Te Aroha last week I think the fluffiest horse in the birdcage. “We were turning over 200 plus we are pretty much right.” I did my shampoo and let him dry the Guineas,” Chipperfield said. “It is going to put me on the horses a year and that’s some big A former top-class jumps jock- out in the sun and he fluffed up “I’ve only just started taking the map if I can get a Group One this numbers and a lot of falling off I ey, Chipperfield is pinching him- like a ball. game a little more seriously at the early.” have had to deal with, and the self as to how smoothly the cam- “It is a bit of an old tale, if they start of this year. I think before this Chipperfield said that it has body does start to cop a bit of a paign has gone for the electric son are good within then they can still year I had trained four winners. been a trickle, more so than a hiding. I’m not as young as what of Darci Brahma who has won his do it. There was obviously still im- “When Rick (Williams, of the flood of interest, from owners to I used to be. So I thought that past four races with ease. provement in him with his coat Oaks Stud) and I decided we were join the stable given his good re- if I had a crack at training and it “We have been very lucky,” he coming out. It has completely going to take a few more horses cent success, but he hoped Cata- didn’t work I could always go back said. gone now and he will be a differ- and send them to the trials and lyst would ignite further interest to breaking and pre-training.” “We made some plans after he ent looking horse on Saturday.” races, having the favourite for should he win on Saturday. Dick Karreman, owner of the won his first trial back in March. For the 39-year-old horseman, the 2000 Guineas was certainly “We have picked up a couple The Oaks Stud, has turned down Every race we have targeted for the decision to make a fist of train- a dream. You wouldn’t possibly of syndicates, a couple of leased several lucrative off-shore offers him he has just got better and bet- ing rather than just pre-training is think it would happen this ear- horses, but nothing that has given for Catalyst and New Zealand rac- ter and he keeps winning them. It paying early dividends. ly, or ever. Horses like him don’t me 10 or 15 more horses. ing fans have been the beneficiary. has been a faultless preparation.” “It would be phenomenal to win come along very often. “I’m happy to take more but I - NZ Racing Desk Otaki Maori gallops M4 Today at Otaki Otaki Maori Racing Club Venue: Otaki Meeting Date: 07 3 2.27pm OTAKI MAIL MAIDEN 1000 $10,000, MDN 5 3.37pm RIVERSTONE CAFE 2200 $10,000, Rating 11 243 Fiddyafortnight (7) 55...... L Allpress 9 21x01 Miss Sher Nan dm (12) 55.5...... D Bradley November 2019 NZ Meeting number: 4 Doubles: 1 and 2YO, 1000m 65 Benchmark*, 2200m 7 4.44pm VETS ON RIVERBANK MAIDEN 1600 10 10x1 Savanah Belle (7) 55.5...... L Allpress 2; 3 and 4; 5 and 6; 7 and 8 Trebles: 2, 3 and 4; 6, 7 and 8 1 2 Power ‘n’ Glory (3) 57.5...... M Singh 1 22122 Classclown mb (9) 60...... J Parkes $10,000, MDN, 1600m 11 000x1 Wonderful Barbie tdm (8) 55.5.T Taiaroa (a4) 1 1.17pm (NZT) SUNRANS SPA MAIDEN 1200 2 Ronin Porotene (7) 57.5...... L Hemi 2 621x4 Rex Royale d (10) 58.5...... R Elliot 1 9x962 Spiderman h (1) 58.5...... C Burdan (a3) 12 06009 Itellyouonething t (3) 54...... R Hannam $10,000, MDN 3YO, 1200m 3 Miroca Heights (6) 57.5...... D Hirini (a1) 3 46157 Keepin Harmonee b (6) 58...... M Singh 2 x6300 Ajay Lincoln (7) 58.5...... R Hannam Blinkers on : Platinum Road (R1), Nubian Smile (R4), 1 823x6 Free To Shine (2) 57.5...... R Hannam 4 Hasstobeyou (8) 55.5 - 4 9x224 Cead Mile Failte tdbh (7) 57.5...... L Allpress 3 Del Gordo (11) 58.5...... M Singh Pacific (R6) 2 46x86 Platinum Road (4) 57.5...... R Elliot 5 Hasstobemagic (1) 55.5...... R Elliot 5 53143 Fully Charged tm (12) 57...... B Ansell (a3) 4 Ammons (2) 58.5...... R Myers Blinkers off : Post Graduate, Classyas (R2), Ritzy Spar- 3 Ringthebelledarci (3) 57.5...... J Parkes 6 Matilda Mary h (2) 55.5...... L Allpress 6 53500 So It Was m (11) 57...... C Burdan (a3) 5 9 Saltbush Bill (9) 58.5 - kle, Miss Freelove (R4), Classclown (R5), Queen Of 4 32 Romantic Lady (6) 55.5...... R Myers 7 Mongolian Princess (4) 55.5.C O’Beirne (a2) 7 x4700 Katiem Marie (2) 56...... D Hirini (a1) 6 Smart Remark (5) 58.5...... C O’Beirne (a2) Venlo (R7) 5 D Crowning Star h (1) 55.5...... L Allpress 8 Passione (5) 55.5...... R Myers 8 350x9 All In Stitches (3) 56...... T Taiaroa (a4) 7 68x98 Altar Boy (10) 57...... D Bradley SELECTIONS: 6 Zouluminous 55.5...... Scratched 4 3.02pm NZB INSURANCE PEARL SERIES RACE 9 37397 Cornerstone dm (8) 56...... R Hannam 8 72543 Great North Road (4) 56.5...... J Parkes Race 1: Romantic Lady, Crowning Star, Ringthebelle- 7 Distant Fire (5) 55.5...... Z Moki $10,000, Rating 65 Benchmark Fillies and Mares*, 10 7L088 Mister Geronimo (4) 56...... H Andrew (a1) 9 5x724 Youllbefine (6) 56.5...... R Elliot darci, Free To Shine 8 Jakkano (7) 55.5...... B Ansell (a3) 1200m 11 08334 Mizzena dm (1) 55.5...... R Myers 10 45x Halfasixpence (3) 56.5...... M Hudson (a3) Race 2: Fearless, Lincoln Hanover, Empower, Capel- 2 1.52pm EL CHEAPO CARS MAIDEN 1200 $10,000, 1 69671 Beltoy dm (10) 59...... J Parkes 12 88089 Em Kay Pops m (5) 54...... M Hudson (a3) 11 5 Callyrose (8) 55...... L Allpress lasstar, Classyas MDN, 1200m 2 9169x Cuidado Caliente d (6) 59...... L Hemi 6 4.09pm AQUASHIELD ROOFING MAIDEN 1600 12 0x770 Queen Of Venlo (12) 55...... L Hemi Race 3: Power ‘n’ Glory, Hasstobeyou, Ronin Porotene, 1 5x43x Fearless b (10) 58.5...... J Parkes 3 4549x Got The Call d (9) 59 - $10,000, MDN, 1600m 8 5.19pm CAVALLO FARM & CHRIS RUTTEN Hasstobemagic, Mongolian Princess 2 2224x Lincoln Hanover b (7) 58.5...... R Hannam 4 31670 Nubian Smile d (7) 59...... M Singh 1 70x55 Batoutahell (2) 58.5...... D Hirini (a1) BLOODSTOCK 1600 $11,000, Rating 72 Benchmark, Race 4: Ritzy Sparkle, Beltoy, Vino Bella, Got The Call, 3 96435 Empower (2) 58.5...... H Andrew (a1) 5 0x555 Ritzy Sparkle d (11) 59...... L Allpress 2 Roc Legend (3) 58.5...... M Singh 1600m Floral Belt 4 6260x Mi Gold Card (3) 58.5...... C O’Beirne (a2) 6 85483 Floral Belt (8) 58.5...... H Andrew (a1) 3 60 The Fonze (11) 58.5...... L Hemi 1 121x5 Beyond The Fort td (11) 63.....C Burdan (a3) Race 5: Classclown, Fully Charged, Mizzena, Cead Mile 5 6900x Post Graduate (9) 58.5...... B Ansell (a3) 7 221x5 Miss Sweet Pee (1) 58...... R Hannam 4 623x4 Run Lee (6) 56.5...... D Bradley 2 56874 Resurrect m (4) 60.5...... C O’Beirne (a2) Failte, Rex Royale 6 25x00 Classyas (8) 56.5...... L Hemi 8 3x7x1 Vino Bella (3) 58...... R Myers 5 434 Berry Delightful (9) 56.5...... Z Moki 3 3x90x Commanding Prince (5) 59.5...... M Singh Race 6: Berry Delightful, Run Lee, Fiddyafortnight, Pa- 7 5x Capellasstar (4) 56.5...... Z Moki 9 5000x Vermont h (12) 58...... C O’Beirne (a2) 6 0x920 Maipe (10) 56.5...... R Elliot 4 3242x Amorata t (2) 59...... R Myers cific, Roc Legend 8 76x59 Super Girl (1) 56.5...... M Singh 10 x580x Classy Lane dm (2) 57.5...... T Taiaroa (a4) 7 3x58x Pacific (1) 56.5...... J Parkes 5 9x591 Ivan Kane dm (9) 57.5...... J Parkes Race 7: Youllbefine, Great North Road, Del Gordo, Spi- 9 32 Romantic Lady (5) 55 - 11 0x067 Dauphine dm (13) 57.5 - 8 5 Jane O’ (4) 56.5...... R Myers 6 71x06 Bruno Stars tdmh (10) 57...... D Hirini (a1) derman, Smart Remark 10 D Crowning Star h (6) 55 - 12 08390 Miss Freelove dm (5) 56.5...... D Bradley 9 30666 Detonate (8) 56.5...... H Andrew (a1) 7 117x0 Star Quality d (6) 57...... B Ansell (a3) Race 8: Beyond The Fort, Ivan Kane, Bruno Stars, Fly- 11 Zouluminous 55...... Scratched 13 x90x7 Dana’s Prophecy (4) 56...... C Burdan (a3) 10 50507 Out To Impress (5) 56.5...... R Hannam 8 8161x Flying Meg (1) 55.5...... L Hemi ing Meg, Savanah Belle Waikato dogs M9 Today at Cambridge Raceway Waikato Greyhound Racing Club Venue: Cambridge 3 5.16pm YVETTE BODIAM PHOTOGRAPHY SPRINT 1 36451 Zipping Gabby 21.32...... P Ferguson 4 14174 Zugzwang nwtd...... S O’Neill 6 3F173 Little Teegs 25.83...... A Lawrence Raceway Meeting Date: 07 November 2019 NZ Meeting C1, 375m 2 44736 Nangar Dream 21.16...... G Farrell 5 11136 Paddy’s Passion 21.30...... T Green 7 F111 Spring Queen nwtd...... E Potts number: 9 Doubles: 2 and 3; 4 and 5; 6 and 7; 8 and 9 1 27451 Smash Burton nwtd R &...... L Udy 3 61565 Luke Skywalker nwtd...... L A Hunt 6 84155 Call Me Leo 21.28...... T Green 8 75776 Waiterimu Ripper 25.94 R &...... L Udy Trebles: 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 6; 7, 8 and 9 2 23862 Out Of Paper 21.43...... G Pomeroy 4 57122 Wedgwood Warrior 21.36 M &...... J Smith 7 18736 Thrilling Katie 21.23...... E Potts 9 48568 Stellar Babe nwtd...... P Cleaver 1 4.21pm (NZT) COOKIES KITCHEN SPRINT C1, 3 38553 Jinja Lad 21.72...... R McPhee 5 32431 Tuff’s My Mum 21.31...... S Ross 8 41318 Suspicious Minds 20.89...... B Craik LEGEND: fsdt - First Start Here 375m 4 33577 Extroverted nwtd...... S O’Neill 6 87824 Sefton Stan nwtd...... S Lozell 9 71264 Kelly’s Girl 21.30...... G Pomeroy SELECTIONS 1 F7332 Fancy 21.71...... H Mullane 5 36578 In Focus 21.66...... P Cleaver 7 68345 Bigtime Zack nwtd...... B Craik 10 42747 Native Scout 21.34...... P Green Race 1: Fancy, Snoopy’s Hero, Stay Rich, Just Maddie, 2 54767 Stay Rich 21.46 M &...... J Smith 6 74784 Mr Felix nwtd...... M Black 8 57243 Over Indulgence 21.66...... P Henley 8 7.14pm SUPERIOR CHUNKY DOG ROLLS SPRINT Seven Sharp 3 35645 Just Maddie 21.72...... M Black 7 84666 Bigtime Brucie nwtd...... H Mullane 9 84774 Opawa Big 21.44...... G Farrell C5, 375m Race 2: Thrilling Brax, Thrilling Haze, Girl Midori, Thrill- 4 38247 Rainy River nwtd...... S E Hunt 8 65864 Bigtime Jacob 21.24...... B Craik 6 6.16pm GREYHOUNDS NORTH DISTANCE C2d, 1 31586 Typical 21.25...... S Ross ing Dora, Xena Poppy 5 37745 Seven Sharp 21.56...... W Toomath 9 87688 Sly Cath nwtd...... J Black 650m 2 43562 Classy Impact 21.13...... T Green Race 3: Out Of Paper, Mr Felix, Smash Burton, Jinja 6 8x644 Agbeze nwtd...... M Black 4 5.40pm THE CLUBHOUSE SPORTS BAR SPRINT 1 76675 Aleng nwtd...... S E Hunt 3 63182 Athenais 21.19...... S Ross Lad, Bigtime Jacob 7 8748F Tilly’s Silly 21.55 R &...... L Udy C2, 375m 2 58733 Opawa Plum nwtd...... G Farrell 4 37881 Raging Demon 20.99 R &...... L Udy Race 4: Sheyna, Gain Capital, Sovereign Pride, Grey 8 36223 Snoopy’s Hero 21.44...... D Ray 1 25732 Sheyna 21.17...... S Lozell 3 46285 Little Apple nwtd W &...... T Steele 5 22731 See Eye Be 21.04...... H Mullane Way, Mobility Scooter 9 87688 Sly Cath nwtd...... J Black 2 56x17 Our Greg nwtd...... E Potts 4 36474 Billy’s Bake nwtd...... P Green 6 13551 Keysile 21.29...... P Ferguson Race 5: Wedgwood Warrior, Zipping Gabby, Over Indul- 2 4.50pm FARMLANDS VIRKON STAKES C0, 457m 3 88673 Grey Way 21.72...... G Pomeroy 5 76655 Amy Amy 38.12...... G Farrell 7 82543 Too The Nail 20.89...... E Potts gence, Nangar Dream, Tuff’s My Mum 1 236x2 Thrilling Haze nwtd...... K Walsh 4 23518 Don Morocco 21.33...... P Cleaver 6 67F57 Gao Gao 37.81...... G Farrell 8 53241 Barossa 21.38...... A Lawrence Race 6: Smoochie, Go Angel, Gao Gao, Opawa Plum, 2 Thrilling Dora nwtd...... K Walsh 5 74653 Frosty Blaze nwtd...... T Green 7 33235 Go Angel 38.17...... G Farrell 9 7.34pm MIKE STENT DECORATORS LTD STAKES Amy Amy 3 1 Thrilling Brax nwtd...... K Walsh 6 43522 Gain Capital 21.22...... B Craik 8 55512 Smoochie 38.24...... A Lawrence C1, 457m Race 7: Suspicious Minds, Sophia Noir, Thrilling Katie, 4 Girl Midori nwtd...... A Lawrence 7 56624 Mobility Scooter 21.20...... M Black 7 6.45pm FARMLANDS COPRICE SPRINT C4/5, 1 53F34 Opawa Delight nwtd...... B Craik Zugzwang, Idol Ajay 5 Box Vacant 8 11221 Sovereign Pride 21.44...... S Ross 375m 2 18486 Kapai Tahi 25.94 R &...... L Udy Race 8: Keysile, Athenais, Typical, See Eye Be, Too The 6 Baileys Nice nwtd...... A Lawrence 9 84774 Opawa Big 21.44...... G Farrell 1 86114 Idol Ajay 21.44 W &...... T Steele 3 15673 Talkabout Sophie nwtd...... M Black Nail 7 34247 Rich Lister nwtd...... S Lozell 5 6.00pm GARRARDS HORSE & HOUND SPRINT 2 61224 Sophia Noir 21.18...... A Lawrence 4 84252 Looby’s Story nwtd...... A Lawrence Race 9: Spring Queen, Looby’s Story, Little Teegs, Kapai 8 23556 Xena Poppy nwtd R &...... L Udy C2/3, 375m 3 35633 Damaging Lomar nwtd...... B Craik 5 85477 Hua Hua nwtd...... 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Cryptic crossword Simon Shuker’s Code Cracker Your Stars ARIES (Mar 21-Apr 19): Do things for the pleasure instead of for points, money or approval. Also, expect that not everyone will like it. Those who accept that not everyone will like them are automatically more likable. TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20): This day will play to your strengths, partly by design. You’ve been finding ways to work what you’re best at into your daily life. Now your days reflect you so much better than they once did. GEMINI (May 21-Jun 21): As hard as it is to say goodbye to the person you once were and options you once had, holding on to regret gets so cumbersome. The emotional weight seems to get heavier the longer you carry it. Let go. CANCER (Jun 22-Jul 22): If you wait around, what is meant for you will eventually find its way to you. Still, there’s a fine line between waiting and wasting. It’s more fun to make a guess about what’s meant for you and start toward it. LEO (Jul 23-Aug 22): The powerful are not invulnerable, and the gentle are not harmless, innocuous ACROSS or ineffective. One person can embody many 1. Rash of freckles didn’t start with sulphur (8) sides of a characteristic. You’ll prove this 4. A girl, note (4) today with kindness and ferocity. 8. Racket taken in hand instead (3) VIRGO (Aug 23-Sep 22): The award-winning movie 9. It could be miles of slippery mud (5) director doesn’t discriminate between 10. Bread, or whisky, for a gypsy gentleman (3) gorgeous and ugly scenes. Each scene gets 11. Mercurous chloride makes it all come adrift (7) artistic attention. Wherever you’re at today, 12. Apply pressure to unknown quantity in tree perhaps (5) bring your most observant, creative self to it. 13. It is almost a pet doctrine, such preferential treatment (11) LIBRA (Sep 23-Oct 23): With temporary setbacks, 17. In that place it is comfortingly repeated (5) like a head cold or a broken shoe, it can be 18. Reels, with Robert, to the wine racks (7) frustrating to have a constant awareness 20. A bit of butter to encourage one? (3) that something is off. Think of the state as a 21. A tenth of a nautical mile of wire (5) mind-over-matter type challenge. 22. Put the fish back in the quarter to which the winds blows (3) SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 21): You’ll find yourself in a grey 23. Ditto, repeatedly, it is a bird no longer with us (4) area, unsure about the rules or if there even 24. Fowl taken to church by chap who’s at one’s right hand (8) are any. Maybe you can’t even tell which action you’ll be proud of or not proud of until DOWN you do the thing and see how it feels. 1. Take weight off by use of crude energy (6) SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21): Relationships get broken. 2. Waterway that makes an entry in State (5) This is inevitable. Repairs are optional and as 3. A slight accident to the flame-carrier (5) much a part of the relationship as anything. 5. 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World Weather Forecasts for today River Levels cumecs Adelaide showers 19 12 Frankfurt drizzle 10 6 New York showers 11 6 Selwyn Whitecliffs (NIWA) at 2:00 pm, yesterday 1.90 nc Amsterdam rain 9 4 Geneva showers 9 5 Paris showers 10 7 Bangkok rain 32 25 Hobart showers 15 7 Perth ne 30 14 Berlin cloudy 10 5 Hong Kong ne 27 21 Rarotonga showers 24 23 Rakaia Fighting Hill (NIWA) at 2:00 pm, yesterday 198.4 Brisbane ne 33 15 Honolulu showers 31 22 Rome rain 17 11 Cairns ne 31 20 Islamabad rain 26 11 San Francisco ne 22 12 Nth Ashburton at 2:00 pm, yesterday 8.93 Cairo ne 30 21 Jakarta cloudy 32 27 Seoul cloudy 15 6 Calcutta ne 30 21 Johannesburg cloudy 34 17 Singapore thunder 34 24 Sth Ashburton at 2:00 pm, yesterday 9.87 Show off your new arrival in our Canberra ne 20 9 Kuala Lumpur thunder 33 25 Stockholm rain 4 -1 Colombo thunder 31 24 London rain 8 5 Sydney ne 30 19 Welcome to the World adverts Darwin ne 33 26 Los Angeles ne 28 14 Taipei cloudy 23 19 Rangitata Klondyke at 2:10 pm, yesterday 97.4 Delhi drizzle 27 20 Madrid showers 12 6 Tel Aviv ne 30 19 Dubai ne 34 25 Melbourne showers 18 11 Tokyo cloudy 22 10 Waitaki Kurow at 3:03 pm, yesterday 392.8 Dublin rain 8 2 Moscow rain 9 6 Washington rain 16 4 Edinburgh drizzle 8 5 Nadi ne 30 21 Zurich showers 10 6 Source: Environment Canterbury FREE OF Tides, Sun, Moon and Fishing Canterbury Readings to 4pm yesterday Ashburton Methven Christchurch Timaru Thursday Friday Saturday m Airport Airport Airport am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm CHARGE 3 Temperature °C 2 At 4pm 12.3 12.0 13.0 11.7 Please email your photo Max to 4pm 12.5 12.5 15.9 12.4 1 Minimum 10.6 9.0 11.4 9.5 0 Grass minimum 10.5 – 11.0 – and 30 words or less to 12:52 6:57 1:16 7:30 1:36 7:43 2:00 8:10 2:19 8:25 2:42 8:48 The times shown are for the Ashburton River mouth. For the Rainfall mm [email protected] mouth subtract 16 minutes and for the mouth subtract 4 minutes. 16hr to 4pm 0.0 – 0.0 3.8 Rise 6:07 am Rise 6:06 am Rise 6:04 am November to date 0.0 – 0.0 3.8 Set 8:27 pm Set 8:28 pm Set 8:29 pm Avg Nov to date 13 – 9 11 Bad Bad fishing Bad Bad fishing Bad Bad fishing 2019 to date 628.0 – 494.4 385.6 585 – 546 435 Set 4:05 am Set 4:30 am Set 4:52 am Avg year to date Rise 2:52 pm Rise 3:52 pm Rise 4:53 pm Wind km/h At 4pm SE 9 SE 6 S 15 SE 7 Full moon Last quarter New moon 13 Nov 2:36 am 20 Nov 10:12 am 27 Nov 4:07 am Strongest gust SW 35 – SW 41 S 33 ©Copyright OceanFun Publishing Ltd. www.ofu.co.nz Maori Fishing Guide by Bill Hohepa Time of gust 12:53am – 1:44am 12:00am

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Gus Casey-Solly swings big during his Ashburton Combined XI’s win over the Rangiora High School 2nd XI on Saturday. PHOTO DOUG BOVETT Tough season continues

The Ashburton College 1st XI with Logan Willis top-scoring ing with the figures of 6/2 for an tually all out for just 94 off 32.4 better weekend for the Ashbur- cricket team has gone down after with 34, while Angus Jemmett economy rate of just 1.5, while overs. ton Combined XI, as they were failing to reach triple figures for took 3/19 off his 10 overs for Ash- Jemmett’s was just 1.9. It meant that in four games so at home to the Rangiora High the fourth week running. burton College. Ashburton College’s reply far this season, the young Ash- School 2nd XI and picked up a The young Ashburton College It was an impressive perfor- struggled to get out of first gear, burton side has been dismissed convincing win. side’s latest loss in the tough top mance by Jemmett, who followed though. They were 23/6 before for totals of 94, 96, 95 and 90. Ashburton Combined batted flight of the Canterbury Youth that up with his debut for the Mid Ben Middleton (14) and Will Co- Life isn’t about to get any eas- first and were all out for 203 and 1st XI grade competition came at Canterbury seniors on Sunday, pland (19) finally managed to ier for them, either, as this week then dismissed Rangiora for 54. the hands of a strong St Andrew’s but he wasn’t alone when it came string together a decent partner- they’re at home to the Christ’s Gus Casey-Solly topped the College 2nd XI in Christchurch on to economical bowling leading to ship. College 1st XI at the Ashburton batting for the Ashburton Com- Saturday. results. Middleton became St Andrew’s Domain, where they’ll be eager to bined side with 57 runs, while the St Andrew’s won the match by Liam Sullivan also produced seventh victim with the score on end their run of totals in the nerv- best of the bowlers included Cade 105 runs after batting first and some top bowling for AshColl, 74, and it was a big uphill battle ous nineties. Whittaker took 3/7 and Adam making 199/9 off their 50 overs, with his four-over spell end- from there, with the visitors even- Meanwhile, it was a much Shears 3/12. Faultless preparation for Guineas favourite P19