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By Linda Clarke precaution. Quinn said initial inquiries were blamed for overheating, which [email protected] suggested the fire started from a fault caused the box to smoke. EA Networks is taking a closer look at on lines on Crows Road, though crews Quinn said staff had replaced the box two fires that started from faults on its would be at the scene today looking yesterday and tried to find the exact lines at the weekend. for more detail. “Potentially a bird has cause. An area of grass at the foot of a pow- carried a bit of wire or straw up on the Both incidents would be further in- er pole on Coldstream Road caught line and it has caused a fault. When you vestigated, though it looked more like alight about 1.15pm on Saturday and have a fault, a lot of excess current flows coincidental bad luck. six hours later a transformer box on the down the network and it burned off The network is heading to its busi- Mayfield-Valetta line was burning. a connection outside the Coldstream ness time, when demand for irrigation EA Networks network manager Bren- substation and a bit of metal falling drives electricity use up. don Quinn said the company was in- from that has set the grass on fire.” Quinn said at this time of year birds vestigating both incidents, which oc- The initial fault was several kilo- building nests could cause problems curred as irrigation demand rose on the metres from the substation. and anyone who spotted something back of extremely high temperatures He said staff would walk the line to- unnatural or unusual on the power that day. day looking for areas of scorched line or line network should report it to EA Net- Southern A bird is suspected of causing the a dead bird. works on 0800-430-460. Coldstream fire, where about 50 square At Mayfield, at 7.15pm, firefighters at- metres of grass on the side of the road tended a fire in a low vault transformer on top caught fire. Fire appliances from Hinds, box. CONTINUED Willowby and Ashburton attended as a Excess current or a loose connection P5 Motoring P24 Friday, July 5, 2019

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■■METHVEN HOT POOLS Hot pools close to reality

By Susan Sandys [email protected] Methven Adventures Limited has announced its $15 million capital raise for the town’s hot pools project is complete. Director and project leader James McKenzie said he was pleased that about one dozen investors had been able to come up with about $7.5 million of equity, matching a loan announced by the Government’s Provincial Growth Fund in February. The investors were mainly from Mid and South Canter- bury, with a couple from Christchurch. A further exciting announcement was that Methven Ad- ventures had secured its targeted site on Main Street from Methven Trotting Club, with the land sale agreement going unconditional. McKenzie said the primary design of the hot pools de- velopment had now been completed, and the next design stage was under way. Ashburton-based builders Bradford Building would be the principal contractor, and a start to the foundation for the plant building should be made in December, with the main building started in the first quarter of next year, he said. Methven Adventures was currently waiting for a con- struction discharge consent to come through from Envi- ronment Canterbury, after which building could begin. “We are just working through the final details of getting all the contractors on board and getting into the build,” Mc- Kenzie said. Summer next year was the targeted opening date, either December or early 2021. Investors have come up trumps and secured the Methven hot pools development. PHOTO SUPPLIED

■■WATER QUALITY Order issued on north-east water contamination

By Susan Sandys and Sue Newman Health Act 1956 the order requires ADC) agreement, I have given tributor to aquifer contamina- and Glassworks Roads area. [email protected] ECan, with the Ashburton District them until mid December to car- tion. Elevating the north east area The contamination of wells in Council (ADC), to carry out a full ry out that assessment.” One of the solutions could be connection on the council’s pro- Ashburton’s north-east has forced assessment of the area and to A range of land-use factors in the extension of Ashburton’s town gramme could occur if it received the medical officer of health to is- remedy the situation. the area from grazing to septic water supply into this area, says letters of request from residents sue an order requiring the prob- Humphrey said ECan would tanks are on ECan’s radar as pos- mayor Neil Brown. as that would show the degree of lem to be further investigated and be required to carry out a more sible causes. The council does have the ex- support, Brown said. a solution found. detailed assessment of the area, Included in these are an abba- tension project on its long-term Support for an urban connec- A boil water notice was recently while the council would have to toir operation on the outskirts of plan radar. It went down this path tion, which came at a cost, could issued for households in the area work with ECan to remedy the Ashburton. several years ago, but there was be impacted by the number of and on Friday medical officer of situation. Ashburton Meat Processors was only limited interest from prop- property owners who had now health Dr Alistair Humphrey said The local council had responsi- identified as a possible source in erty owners in connecting to the sunk deep wells because of po- that the amount of data collected bilities under the Building Act for a draft report to Humphrey, with town supply, he said. tential contamination of shallow by Environment Canterbury on homes to have potable water, and discharges from the operation The council had a programme bores, he said. both E. coli and nitrate levels in it had a responsibility to its con- said to effect groundwater quali- to extend urban services into ur- If the council did opt to extend the area did not provide a thor- stituents to ensure safe drinking ty. ban/rural areas and this was now the town water supply it could ough enough assessment of the water, he said. Several residents have also sug- happening in the Beach Road also look at an extension to the contamination issue., “A strong investigation needs to gested the Ashburton Cemetery area. Previously urban services town sewer at the same time for Under Section 69ZZP of the take place. With their (ECan and to the north could also be a con- have been extended to the Taits economy of scale, Brown said. Local news for local people Mid Canterbury’s only locally-owned daily newspaper

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■■ASHBURTON A&P SHOW In brief Man missing Police are seeking information Shooters protest gun laws on the whereabouts of 39-year- old Aidan Salmon, who has been missing from Hinds, near Ashburton since Friday. Aidan was By Heather Chalmers [email protected] reported missing after failing to Mid Canterbury recreational keep an appointment and police hunters and competitive shoot- and his family have concerns for ers are up in arms about Govern- his safety. Police would like to hear ment plans to further tighten gun from anyone who has seen Aidan laws in the wake of the March 15 or his vehicle since about 8pm Christchurch mosque attacks. on Friday. The vehicle is a light At the Ashburton A&P Show, a blue and silver 1996 Mitsubishi protest tent staffed by members Challenger, registration number of both the Rakaia and Ashbur- BCE109. He is also believed to ton branches of the New Zealand have a large black dog with him, Deerstalkers Association and possibly a Rottweiler. If you have the Ashburton Pistol Club was seen Aidan or his vehicle please aimed at raising awareness of the contact Ashburton police on 105. firearms reforms. Workplace death Deerstalkers’ Rakaia branch spokesman Stewart Hydes said A person has died in a workplace there was a startling lack of un- incident in rural Central Otago derstanding amongst the gen- yesterday. Police say they were eral public and licenced firearm called to the scene – on the holders about the proposed Pateraroa-Paerau Road south of changes, which were in addition Ranfurly – about 9.15am. WorkSafe to the gun buy-back scheme. confirmed yesterday afternoon the As well as hitting law abiding incident was fatal. A spokeswoman firearms owners and gun clubs said the organisation was making the hardest, a second raft of gun initial inquiries. Police were unable reforms would also impact on to provide any details regarding people’s civil liberties, he said. the nature of the incident or the It was unlikely to prevent gangs property or any information about and criminals getting hold of the person who had died. - NZME firearms illegally. Members of the Deerstalkers Association Ashburton and Rakaia branches (from left) Nick Fish- “Overseas – particularly in the er, James Thompson, Bob McDonald, David Smith, Lindsay Giles and Stewart Hydes were rais- Tavern gutted by fire United States – people talk of the ing awareness about proposed changes to firearm laws at the Ashburton A&P Show. An iconic Lake Tekapo bar and gun lobby, but we are just ordi- PHOTO HEATHER CHALMERS restaurant has been gutted by nary New Zealanders who hap- fire. Emergency services were pen to be firearm licence hold- Nationally, recreational hunt- through Parliament. It was par- of obtaining and holding a fire- called to the Lake Tekapo Tavern ers. ers harvested 150,000 to 200,000 ticularly concerning that sub- arms licence for the law-abiding, and Reflections Restaurant on “The main reason why we are big game animals (deer, tahr, missions had to be made be- as that would only push people State Highway 8 in the Mackenzie protesting is that we see these pigs and chamois) each year fore the outcome of the Royal towards unlawful possession. Country just after 1pm yesterday. firearms reforms as an attack on along with millions of pests like Commission of Inquiry into the Under the changes, health Fire and Emergency spokesman our quintessential Kiwi way of rabbits, hares, wallabies, goats, mosque shootings. practitioners would be able to Andrew Norris said the blaze was life.” The gun buy-back and amnes- notify police if they have con- possums, ducks and geese. now contained – and they were Hydes said he was born into a ty scheme, put in place to allow cerns about a licenced firearms In early October, Hydes helped just dampening down the site. It’s rural family at Ashburton Forks people to hand in semi-auto- owner’s health or wellbeing. organise a Rakaia branch Wal- a 600sq m building, and more and grew up around firearms. matic firearms that had become “The branch believes this bill laby hunting trip to Hakatara- than half of it has been severely Now living in South Canterbury, illegal under new legislation, ap- misses the mark, in terms of mea Valley. Twenty-two partici- damaged. Video of the fire shows he said firearms were regularly peared to be failing, he said. “As measures that will actually im- pants, including several juniors, the building consumed by flames used by his family “for pest con- with the Australian experience prove public safety. harvested 185 wallaby for the as fire crew worked to bring it trol, euthanasia, putting food on simply too few of the targeted Public safety is not improved weekend. The tally taken off the under control. There were no the table and to keep growing property by recreational hunters firearms will be handed in.” by measures that focus on, target injuries reported. - NZME boys recreationally occupied in a within a month was 530. “This The branch also wanted Gov- and penalise the law-abiding in healthy, outdoors, fitness-orient- is essentially free-of-charge pest ernment to drop its proposed ways that leave criminals largely ed activity. control for the farmer.” gun register, as international untouched. Lotto results We don’t play weekend sport, Hydes, who made a submis- experience showed it was expen- “These measures seem certain do drugs, smoke cigarettes or go sion to the Select Committee in sive and impossibly unwieldly to to force the closure of many rang- Official Lotto results for draw to the pub – we get out in the hills Christchurch last Thursday on accurately maintain, while doing es and gun clubs in the country, number 1904 drawn on Saturday. hunting instead. the reforms, both on behalf of little or nothing to impact posi- the very places where people go Winning numbers (in ascending “I see firearms as part of my the Deerstalkers’ Rakaia branch tively on safety. to learn to lawfully and safely order): 13, 16, 21, 23, 27, 35. own personal heritage and cul- and individually, said he was Public safety was not improved shoot, sight in their rifles, and Bonus number: 26. ture – about which I am concerned about the way the by measures that substantially engage in competitive shooting,” Powerball winning number: 10. passionate and responsible.” law reforms were being rushed increased the cost and difficulty Hydes said. Strike: 27, 23, 16, 35.

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■■ASHBURTON TRUCK SHOW Big rigs earn charity big dollars

By Sue Newman [email protected] Take almost 200 trucks, thousands of people and an enthu- siastic and hardworking team of organisers and you have a sure-fire recipe for success. And on Friday that success was measured in thousands of dollars as proceeds from this year’s Ashburton Truck Show were handed over to the Child Cancer Foundation. Just over $13,000 was deposited in the foundation’s bank account and that money will make a huge difference in the lives of child cancer victims and their families said devel- opment manager for the southern region Claire Robb. “We receive no government funding so donations like this make a huge difference for children and their families. This is a huge boost for us in our role,” she said. At any time across Canterbury, the foundation is sup- porting between 40 and 50 children and each week nation- ally, three children are diagnosed with cancer. The first two truck shows saw funds given to organisa- tions that support blood cancer victims. The original intention was for the show to be held every two years and if another is staged it will not be until 2021, organiser Rick Harkness said. There was a huge amount of work involved by a very small team and with ground costs indicated to be going up and costs rising, there could be pressure on the event’s fu- ture, he said. “Two weeks prior to the show I was burning the lights in my office until midnight every night.” Through the foundation the Mid Canterbury Connect Thanks to the organisers from this year’s Ashburton Truck Show, $13,000 has been donated to the Child group will also benefit. It works with child cancer victims’ Cancer Foundation. Handing over the money are Todd Smyth, Jarrod Ross and Rick Harkness from the truck families to help them remain part of or reconnect with show team with front from left Fiona Ward and Sue Green from Mid Canterbury Connect and Claire Robb their community while their child is ill. Volunteer organise development manager, southern from the Child Cancer Foundation. PHOTO SUE NEWMAN 011119-SN-0369 a range of events that families and children can share. Mid Canterbury sizzles RUGBY WORLD CUP RUGBY WORLD CUP JAPAN 2019 JAPAN 2019 From P1 New Zealand’s hottest November temper- RESULTS Ashburton fire chief Alan Burgess said the ature on record is 35.6 at Lake Coleridge in district was drying out, helped by the week- 1920. Gisborne recorded 34.8 in 2016 with end’s high temperatures, and there was Saturday’s 34.6 at Geraldine now the third plenty of growth to fuel fires. People needed highest November temperature. FINAL to take care if they were burning and make In Ashburton yesterday, the mercury hit Saturday, November 2 - 22.00pm sure ashes were completely out, with no 31 at 2pm. Today is expected to reach 28, embers that could be reignited by wind. following another sweltering night. Fire crews also attended vegetation fires Environment Canterbury is also remind- at Geraldine and Lauriston yesterday. ing farmers about good management prac- The MetSerivce recorded Ashburton’s tices as irrigation is turned on to supply wa- highest temperature on Saturday at 32 de- ter to crops and pasture. grees Celsius and the warm weather is ex- Good irrigation management was es- pected to last through today. A trough of low sential to reduce on-farm costs and loss of ENGLAND SOUTH AFRICA pressure will follow the high, with scattered contaminants to waterways through run-off WINNER OF SF1 WINNER OF SF2 rain forecast later in the week. and leaching. The fine weather was perfect Temperatures soared around the region, for anglers on the first weekend of the high with Geraldine recording 34.6 degrees and country fishing season, with over 100 boats unofficial reports of 35 degrees in the town- on Lake Coleridge for the annual fishing 12 32 ship. contest there. SCORE SCORE

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office – single internal access garage By Sue Newman board another valuer, Mark Lemon. [email protected] The pair have a long history – they stud- Determining the value of a block of ru- ied at Lincoln Universty together, flatted ral land was once as simple as the buyer together and became registered valuers RESALE - Willow Villa #47 and seller agreeing on a fair price, shaking in the same year, 1979. Both went farming hands and writing out the cheque. and now they are finally working together becoming available at the end of October Not today. The valuation reports that on the same team. Lemon has spent the would once have been lucky to make five past eight years working in a support role A4 pages can now run to more than 40 for sales agents in the rural sector, pro- and the detail that’s on those pages covers viding valuations and preparing the doc- (85sqm) a wide range of issues that at first glance umentation needed for farm sales. He is might appear to have little to do with how also a licensed real estate agent. much that land is worth, says long-time The devil is most definitely in the detail valuer Alistair Wing. now with farm sales, Lemon said. Whether a valuation is been carried out “You can’t just sign up for a farm today. to meet a bank’s requirements or whether You need to do due diligence and you need it’s for a sale, there are now a range of en- to have all the information about the farm vironmental and management issues that because that now determines what you must be taken into account, that are criti- can do in the future.” cal in both determining a value and in un- A good valuation protected both the derstanding how that land can be farmed, buyer and the seller, he said. Wing said. “It means they’re acting with knowledge Taken collectively that data can deter- on their side, rather than just on what they mine whether current farming practices think the place is worth. The role of the Price $355,000 can be changed and whether is scope for valuer is more critical than its ever been further development. The contents of that before in the rural sector.” Private setti ng, inspecti on a must. valuation can make or break a sale, he said. Both Wing and Lemon will work from 2 bedroom - one bathroom - conservatory - internal access garage Changing requirements for valuations home bases, but Lemon will also have a have meant a significant increase in work sales base with Hastings McLeod Real Es- and for Wing that has meant bringing on tate. Woman, 90, attacked in home

NZME so the 90-year-old woman obliged and let the pair into her home, she said. A 90-year-old woman has been bashed in But while her back was turned the elder- her own home in Levin during a seemingly ly woman was struck over the head with brazen daylight robbery attempt. an object before more blows followed, she Gisborne-based Sam Virtue said her said. Contact our Resort Manager, Tony Sands grandmother was viciously attacked by The beating included being kicked while two young women on Saturday. she was on the floor, she said. She had to The family are appealing for information crawl to a phone to dial 111, she said. 0800 27 27 837 e [email protected] about what happened while they anxious- St John transported the woman to Palm- ly wait to find out whether the 90-year-old erston North Hospital. www.lochlearesort.co.nz Offi ce 03-307 9080 now has a brain bleed. Virtue said her grandmother’s purse was Both of the women’s sons are at her bed- missing after the attack. side in hospital. She is appealing for anybody who saw Find us just off Racecourse Road at “There was a knock at the door, so she any suspicious activity in the area to come answered it,” Virtue said. forward. 125 Charlesworth Drive, Ashburton One of the two women at the door Virtue described the 90-year-old’s home claimed she badly needed to use the toilet, as being near Horowhenua College. www.guardianonline.co.nz Monday, November 4, 2019 Ashburton Guardian 7

Borrowing their grandparents’ sheep was a winning move for Christchurch sib- Charlotte Roberts, of Methven, won the supreme led pony and supreme led lings, Paris and Zinzan Edlin, who took the top two placings in the fancy dress Welsh at the Ashburton A&P Show with two-year-old Hollybank Blue Bell. pet lamb, aged eight and over, at the Ashburton A&P Show on Saturday. Zinzan, Charlotte and her sister Izzy Roberts regularly attend equestrian events, while 8, was placed first and his sister Paris, 9, second. They borrowed the lambs from their mother breeds Welsh ponies. Charlotte said it was good to be performing their grandparents Dan and Janice MacKay, who have a lifestyle block near Ash- well before next week’s New Zealand Agricultural Show in Christchurch. burton. They also come down and feed the lambs in the school holidays. ​PHOTO HEATHER CHALMERS PHOTO HEATHER CHALMERS ■■ASHBURTON A&P SHOW Scorching success for show

By Linda Clarke day and Butterick said the or- greeting people. That is one of my Schikker moves up to be the vice Weather Station recorded 33.2 at [email protected] ganising committee was pleased jobs and some people, like judges, president. 5.23pm. On Friday, the high was Shade was a hot commodity at the at how the two-day event had came from a long way away.” He said it was a long but worth- half that, at 17.3. Ashburton A&P Show on Saturday panned out. Butterick said that despite on- while commitment to the show The all-time high, according to when temperatures hit the mid- It gave many farming families farm worries, people were in good and he would have duties as im- the local station, is 36.7 record- 30s. a chance to connect with others, spirits. “It helps for people to go mediate past president. ed on February 6, 2011, while the Show president David Butter- away from farm pressures that and talk to neighbours and have a The Lauriston farmer was highest temperature so far this ick said while the livestock han- included recent Government poli- chat. It’s a good bit of therapy.” straight back to work today on the year was 34.7 on January 5. dled the hot weather, the “human cies around greenhouse gas emis- Show helpers were back at the property where he grows crops, Warm currents from Australia stock” were less resilient and some sions and freshwater. showgrounds yesterday tidying and runs beef and sheep. brought the burst of spring heat showgoers left early because it “It was a little bit hot on Satur- up and packing away gear until The weekend’s hot weather over the weekend with the unsea- was simply too hot. day afternoon and that may have the 143rd show rolled around next meant irrigation was first on the sonably warm weather expected But that was a minor scorch deterred a few. One person said it year. job list. to continue into the week ahead. mark on what was a successful was 34 degrees. Butterick, after two years as The MetService recorded Ash- 142nd annual show. “But I really enjoyed going president, will make way for Pe- burton’s high at 32 degrees on Gate numbers were up on Fri- around the show meeting and ter Stewart next year while Victor Saturday, while the local Graham’s RESULTS P12

■■POLITICS Peters to take stand as lawsuit reaches court

NZME media were told he had paid back years of superannuation overpay- the calculations, not the plaintiff,” ing him to confirm if he was “sin- seven years of superannuation ments to the Ministry of Social Chief High Court Justice Geoffrey gle”. More than two years after it was overpayments. Development. It came in response Venning said in a decision in Oc- “I have no recollection of receiv- publicly revealed he had been National has consistently de- to questions from reporters. tober. ing the same but I do not doubt I overpaid superannuation, law- nied being behind the leaks, as Peters had, since 2010, acciden- Peters’ lawyer, Brian Henry, says would have received it,” Peters yers for Deputy Prime Minister has the public service. tally been receiving a single per- when he makes his opening state- told the court. Winston Peters say they’re set to Over the next three weeks, pol- son’s pension, despite living with ment today, he intends to explain But he said because nothing explain how the error happened. iticians, officials and journalists his long-time partner Jan Trot- it was a mistake by ministry staff, had changed in his living situa- Peters will today trade Welling- will front the High Court to figure man. Peters said he had repaid not Peters, that led to overpay- tion from 2010, he would not have ton for Auckland as he takes the out whether Peters was wronged the money immediately after the ments. Henry would not elabo- thought there was a reason to cor- stand to give evidence in a priva- and by whom. error was raised with him. rate, but said the issue would be rect it. cy lawsuit he is bringing against But while the core of the case It was later reported the pay- canvassed extensively. Meanwhile, Peters’ lawyers are former National Government will largely focus on how the in- ments added up to about $18,000. Lawyers for the government de- seeking up to $450,000 in dam- ministers Anne Tolley and Paula formation got to reporters, a re- In preliminary hearings, the partments are also understood to ages and declarations his privacy Bennett, the Ministry of Social maining question from the saga court was told by Peters “an error be calling staff who directly dealt has been breached. Development, the chief of the has been how the overpayments had been made when the form with Peters’ case, potentially clari- They are not, however, pointing public sector watchdog, and a top began in the first place. was completed”. fying the situation. the finger at anyone in particular. civil servant. On August 27, 2017 – less than a “The plaintiff’s analysis is that Court documents earlier “It’s a group of people had the Since 2017, the New Zealand month out from a general election the MSD processed an incom- showed Peters was also sent a let- private information, and they First leader has argued he was – Peters issued a statement to me- plete form and made the mistake ter four years into his seven years were a confined and contained the victim of dirty politics when dia announcing he had given back so that it was the MSD who made of overpayments by officials ask- group of people,” Henry said. Newcomers’ Network Newsletter

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Holiday season in Israel

ut of our 21-day stay in Jerusalem, 14 and many Israelis on holiday. But the ac- days have been affected by Shabbat tual everything-closes-down-for-this-hol- Oor public holidays when everything iday-and-you-are-forbidden-to-work part closes; restaurants, shops, museums etc. is just the first day (sunset Sunday until Public transport also stops. Religious holi- sunset Monday) and then the final day on days and Shabbat start at sunset and finish the following Sunday/ Monday. the following day at sunset so at least on Sukkot, also known as the Feast of the some of the affected days we could get out Tabernacles, is a kind of harvest festival and about until mid afternoon. that marks the end of the agricultural year We’ve needed to be organised and make in Israel. It is also when Jews remember the the most of the seven days completely un- Exodus and their dependence on the will affected by Shabbat/ holiday closures and of God. The word Sukkot is the plural of ensure we got home in time on the days sukkah which is the name for the tempo- when these things closed in the late after- rary dwelling farmers would live in during noon. We made sure we had food enough harvesting. Sukkot are put up outside to last us through when things were closed- homes, apartment blocks, restaurants, in you can imagine that all of Jerusalem was parks etc. They are thought to also remind doing the same thing so the markets were people of the fragile dwellings the Israelites crazy busy on the unaffected days! dwelt in during their 40 years of travel in We landed in Israel on September 30 the desert after the Exodus from slavery in which was the middle of Rosh Hashan- Egypt. People eat in them and hang out, ah – the Jewish New Year holiday. Arriving some even sleep there. when we did and being available for much The biggest Sukkah in Jerusalem is put of October when so many public holidays up outside City Hall so we went to check it were happening was primo for housesitting out during the week. It was packed inside as so many Israelis go away for the holidays with people enjoying the various enter- and need their pets looked after. We were tainment that came and went on the small lucky to find a couple needing housesit- stage. ters for three weeks here in Jerusalem and We did a free tour of the City Hall while have really enjoyed looking after Chairman we were in the area, which featured a look Meow (the cat) and having a base here in the Council Chambers, a great view of that’s felt like home. the city from a terrace and also looking While we were spending our Rosh at an amazing model of Jerusalem. We Hashanah waiting for a ride at the airport learned that although there are about 30 or meandering about Mt Zion, religious city councilors only the Mayor and the Jews were probably practicing the custom eight assistant mayor positions are paid of Tashlich. It’s where they empty their ones. pockets into a body of water like a river or Our guide pointed out from the balcony lake symbolising casting one’s sins into the view and also on the model where Jerusa- water. This holiday marks the start of the lem had been divided/ Jordan for the years 10 days of repentance which culminates in between 1948-1967. It was quite fascinating Yom Kippur, the next major holiday. learning how the city had changed and was On Yom Kippur Israel completely shuts adapting and building up as the population down – even the Palestinian buses don’t was increasing. run and everything is closed. People don’t On the last day of Sukkot, back in the even drive cars so the roads are clear of days when the temple was standing, Jews traffic. Some roads get quite busy with would circle the altar seven times chanting pedestrians, cyclists, wheelchairs, kids on prayers while holding what they refer to as scooters and rollerblades etc. as you can ‘The four species’. All week we saw people see in the video on my ‘Holiday Season in walking round with meter long plastic bags Israel’ blogpost (www.kiwioutthere.com). with what looked like branches/ palms But the area near our apartment was very inside. We also came across a specific tent/ quiet. I went for a walk around the block market just for the ‘Four Species’ which not long before Yom Kippur finished and are 1. the fruit of the citron tree, 2. a ripe, it was fun to see people with disabilities green, closed front of the date palm, 3. a whizzing up and down the usually very branch with leaves from the myrtle tree busy 6 lane Hebron Rd on their special and 4. a branch with leaves from the willow trikes and a few kids biking in the bus lanes tree. and scootering around. In the synagogues It is tradition to bind these four things people were praying and outside them kids together, hold them and shake them while were playing soccer in the street. praying each day during Sukkot (except We visited a reformed synagogue at the on Shabbat). While waiting for the bus Hebrew Union College for the beginning of I watched as an orthodox Jew had these Yom Kippur where much of the service was things and was offering to say the prayers in English. We walked a good 45 minutes to for/ with people who were passing by. One get there. guy took up the offer and held on to the The view of the old city from the Syna- four species, shaking them and repeating gogue was amazing. The service was mostly a prayer or blessing, line by line, after the sung and was an interesting experience orthodox guy. (although quite long). Most of the words of On the last night of Sukkot (which was the songs and prayers were quite beautiful. the final holiday we were here for) we could I recorded the last one they sang which is hear yahooing and singing outside on the the backdrop for the video I made about street. Yom Kippur. It looked like a good crowd of people Walking home on traffic-less roads was (maybe just men- hard to tell) going really quite an experience. I was filming round a bit in circles, singing, dancing, and taking photos of this unique situation with young children on their shoulders. It without realising that not only do Jews fast was really joyous and loud. I google to see from food and drink for 25 hours during that at the conclusion of Sukkot there is Yom Kippur, they also go without technol- the Simchat Torah – a Jewish holiday that ogy. marks the conclusion of the year of Torah The Israeli TV and Radio stations stop readings and the start of a new one. It is broadcasting and people avoid their com- characterised by dancing and rejoicing – puters and phones. I did wonder why no- that’s what I assume the group on the street one was taking selfies or on their phones were doing. A nice note to end our time in as you’d usually expect when people were Jerusalem on. gathering together! Whoops, hope they didn’t get offended that we ignorant tour- Kate White, Ashburton local and sup- ists had our phones out. porter of the Newcomers’ Network, is cur- So with the fasting and atonement for rently travelling in the Middle East. This sins over with there were a few normal days article is adapted from a recent blog post. before the next holiday kicked in. Sukkot Read more about her experiences on www. actually lasts for a week with kids off school kiwioutthere.com www.guardianonline.co.nz Monday, November 4, 2019 Ashburton Guardian 9 Ashburton becoming more multicultural Programme fter a long delay we are finally starting to Asee statistics from the going well 2018 census, and the initial data shows our district has been become more and We are so pleased to have started our fourth group more multi ethnic and mul- of learners on the road code classes, and yet again ti-cultural in recent years. the Ashburton Learning Centre are doing a great According to the 2018 job of supporting our students in their learning. We Census population and have had four classes already and the students are dwelling counts, out of going really well. 33,318 people who stated Our group is made up of women from the Philip- their ethnicity there were pines, Sri Lanka, India, Egypt, Samoa and New Zea- 2685 Maori, 1686 Pacific land. It’s wonderful working with our students from people, 2517 Asians, 429 different cultures and learning more about their people from Latina Amer- background, beliefs and traditions. We are lucky that ica, Africa and the Middle Ashburton has such a friendly, supportive commu- East and 27,912 Europeans. nity enabling us to run programmes like this. This data shows nearly Our students on the restricted licence programme 14 per cent of the people in are going well, with another test successfully com- our district are migrants. pleted recently. We are looking forward to having a The actual number is couple more sitting their test soon. probably higher, as the Our mentors are doing a great job sharing their broad definition of “Euro- knowledge and skills. They are so generous with peans” groups together Ki- their time and we can’t run this programme with- wis from European ancestry out them. It’s great to see the students passing their and migrants from Europe. licence and the mentor offering to take on another And that’s compared to land-born students with at in a group of primary residents or permanent student. We really appreciate their enthusiasm and migrants being only around least one parent of migrant schools nearly doubled. residents. The numbers of energy, as well as the wonderful child minders and 1 per cent of the district’s or refugee background. Ashburton District Coun- participants in new citizen’s volunteer driver who picks up students and brings population on the 2001 On 2013 the Ashburton cil hosts the formal citizen- ceremonies have risen from them in to class. Thank you to all of our volunteers, Census. Settling In working group ship ceremony where new around 50 annually 10 years you are amazing. And we can see the in- released a research paper citizens take the Oath or ago to over 200 new citizens The Mid Canterbury Rural Driver Licensing crease in other areas. ESOL regarding Migrants and Affirmation of Allegiance per year. Scheme is proudly sponsored by The Lotteries Com- support is given at schools Newcomers in Mid Canter- and receive their certificate As our community is mission, Ashburton District Council, Advance Ash- for eligible students who bury. When we compared of citizenship. Migrants can becoming more and more burton, COGs, The Lion Foundation, The Ashbur- are learning English as a 2019 ESOL (English as a apply to become citizens diverse it is important we ton Licensing Trust, Community Trust Mid & South second language and are second language) students after being in New Zealand keep improving in wel- Canterbury, Ashburton District Road Safety Council migrants to New Zealand, between this 2013 research with a resident visa for at coming newcomers and and The Mid Canterbury Rural Support Trust. coming from a refugee paper the data showed the least five years. It is option- migrants to our community Wendy Hewitt, Rural Licensing Co-Ordinator background, or New Zea- number of ESOL students al, as they can live here as with open arms.

A new language exchange

his October we had a great tour by (based on the Sun) and the Jewish lunar Eco Educate of the resource recovery calendar. Tpark, and learned that 92 per cent of While the day to day activities follow the the things ending up in municipal dump Gregorian one, the Jewish holidays follow in Canterbury could be recycled or com- the Jewish calendar. posted instead. The Jewish year starts at September or That sounds like a huge waste! (pun October. intended) We are currently running a women’s If you haven’t been there yet, take a trip group, a morning mothers and toddlers to the resource recovery park and learn group (with Plunket), a board games club about recycling, and possibly buy some- and occasionally other activities. thing from their store. We are always looking for volunteers to We have started a new initiative – Lan- run more social activities. guage Exchange. If you are passionate about book clubs, It’s a Facebook group/board aimed to crafts or anything else and would like to pair people interested in learning other organise a group for like-minded people (non-English) language with migrants with the full back and support of the New- who wish to converse to improve their comers network (location, logistics, limit- English, so they can both teach each other ed funding) – contact us at newcomers@ new language skills. saferashburton.org.nz or 027 220 8791. They set the time and location (which On November 17 we’ll be “Spring fam- could also be online through voice/video ilies’ picnic and games” event, a social calls). Interested? Go to www.facebook. get-together, potluck lunch and barbecue, com/groups/NewZealandLanguageEx- with people bringing social games from change different countries. We are also involved with the Commu- And finally, please look for young people nity Van working group. (ages 18-30) to invite to our forming of a As a migrant I feel the lack of affordable brand new Lions Omega Leo Club here in public transport in Ashburton and around Ashburton. the district. Our district is blessed with service People rely too much on cars, which clubs, but this one will focus on younger means there is very little pedestrian traffic, people and give them a chance to serve even in the CBD. the community while also having fun and In many countries people can live their engaging in a social activity with people lives without ever needing to own a car. their own age. In Israel, for example, even the smallest The Hakatere Multi Cultural Council towns have busses. is proudly sponsored by the Advance We are running a survey to gauge the Ashburton Community Foundation, the need and interest in a community van in- Tindall Foundation, COGS, Ashburton itiative, and you can win a 100$ vouchers District Council, The Lion Foundation, if you fill the survey: http://tinyurl.com/ Community Trust Mid & South Canter- CommunityTransportSurvey bury. Speaking of Israel, read Kate White’s sto- ry about visiting Israel during the Jewish Ma te wa, holidays. Adi Avnit, co-ordinator Israel uses both our Gregorian calendar Hakatere Multi Cultural Council Opinion

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OUR VIEW Time to show the love?

ne of the best things I saw been a modest and private lot, Many farmers who ply their social media and industry bodies at the Ashburton A&P not wanting to broadcast their trade close to the State Highway finally catching up. OShow was a large sign successes. know they are in the public gaze People are interested in where saying “Farmers feed cities”. An unintended consequence all the time. Their farms are their food comes from. Farm- It was simple and factual, and of that is that others take the immaculate and you often see ers around here grow beef for could be the start of something Linda Clarke limelight. tourists stopping to pose for pic- McDonald’s and grow wheat for SENIOR REPORTER much greater – for as pointed as As a district, we need to pub- tures with the majestic Southern our bread; most Mid Canterbury the sign was, it was preaching to licly acknowledge the important Alps in the background. people know the connection the converted. The show is about our district is one of the world’s role agriculture plays in our A drive to Christchurch leaves because we drive by it every day rural life and showcases our most prolific seed producing economy. Since 1996, our pop- me in no doubt where the milk in and our businesses reflect the farmers and those who support areas. Traditionally our farmers ulation has grown 33 per cent to my latte comes from. A few more farming mood of the time. them. grew herbage seed, like grasses 33,400 on the back of the expan- billboards with simple messages As Mid Canterbury farmer As a district we are missing the clover, but in the last 20 years sion of irrigation and agricultural might also help other people un- John Hall pointed out to me at a huge opportunity to tell our this has grown to include Asian diversification. derstand more about where their the show, American and Cana- agricultural stories to a wider au- brassicas, radishes, spinach, In 2018, some 1539 agricul- food comes from. dian farmers have no problem dience. Let’s have billboards on carrot seed and other specialty ture-related businesses con- Farmers by their nature love proclaiming how proud they are State Highway 1 at either end of seeds. tributed $603.7 million to our the land and livestock, but they to be farmers. We have some of town, in fact, anywhere that peo- Our dairy farmers include GDP and employed 5553 people. are not publicists and have been the most efficient and environ- ple passing through on that busy some of the best in the busi- These industries contribute most their own worst enemies keep- mentally food-producers on the road will be able to see them. ness and our sheep, beef and to our GDP. ing good news stories to them- planet, so why can’t we do the The show’s theme this year was deer farmers are up there too. So would it hurt a little to de- selves. They are improving, with same? Seeds of Mid Canterbury and The problem is, they’ve always clare some love on a billboard? ag-proud groups appearing on #Farmersfeedtheworld

TODAY IN HISTORY

Today is Monday, Novem- ber 4, the 308th day of 2019. There are 57 days left in the year.

Today’s highlight in history: On November 4, 1980, Republican Ronald Reagan won the White House as he defeated President Jimmy Carter by a strong margin. On this date: In 1862, inventor Richard J. Gatling received a US patent for his rapid-fire Gatling gun. In 1918, by early November Germany stood alone against the Allies and revolution was breaking out behind the lines. But the German army was still resisting on the Western Front, and the New Zealanders’ capture of the walled northern French town of Le Quesnoy was a bold feat of arms. In 1922, the entrance to King Tutankhamen’s tomb was discovered in Egypt. In 1930, Phar Lap wins the Melbourne Cup. Ridden by Jimmy Pike, the New Zealand- bred (but Australian-owned) wonder-horse beat Second Wind by two lengths to claim one of his greatest victories. In 1956, Soviet troops moved in to crush the Hungarian Revolution. In 1979, the Iran hostage crisis began as militants stormed the United States Embassy in Tehran, seizing its occupants; for some of them, it was the start of 444 days of captivity. his Egyptian tomb. of the Taliban made his first expectations. Anthony Ruivivar is 49. Soul/ In 1995, Israeli Prime Minister In 2008, Democrat Barack Obama appearance in a federal court in Today’s birthdays: Actress jazz singer Gregory Porter is 48. Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated was elected the first black Richmond, Virginia, marking the Loretta Swit is 82. Rhythm-and- Rhythm-and-blues singer Shawn by a right-wing Israeli minutes president of the United States, first time a military detainee from blues singer Harry Elston is 81. Rivera is 48. Celebrity chef Curtis after attending a festive peace defeating Republican John Afghanistan had been brought Blues singer Delbert McClinton Stone is 44. Actress Heather Tom rally. McCain. to the US for trial. (In August is 79. Former first lady Laura is 44. Rhythm-and-blues/gospel In 2001, Hurricane Michelle Ten years ago: An Italian judge 2015, a federal jury convicted Bush is 73. Actress Markie Post singer George Huff is 39. Actress roared across Cuba, forcing the convicted 23 Americans in Irek Hamidullin of planning and is 69. Rock singer-musician Chris Emme Rylan is 39. Actor Chris government to shut down power absentia along with two Italians leading a Taliban attack on US Difford is 65. Country singer Kim Greene is 37. for much of the communist in the kidnapping of an Egyptian forces in Afghanistan; he was Forester (The Forester Sisters) Thought for today: “A boy island and evacuate 750,000 terror suspect, delivering the first sentenced to life in prison.) is 59. Actress-comedian Kathy becomes an adult three years people. legal convictions anywhere in the One year ago: The Freddie Mercury Griffin is 59. Actor Ralph Macchio before his parents think he does, In 2007, King Tutankhamen’s face world against people involved in biopic Bohemian Rhapsody is 58. Saxophonist Tim Burton is and about two years after he was unveiled for the first time to the CIA’s extraordinary renditions collected $50 million in weekend 56. Actor Matthew McConaughey thinks he does.” — Gen. Lewis the public more than 3000 years programme. ticket sales in the US and Canada is 50. Rapper-producer Sean B. Hershey, Selective Service after the pharaoh was buried in Five years ago: A Russian member on its opening weekend, beating “Puffy” Combs is 50. Actor director (1893-1977). - AP Opinion

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PRESS COUNCIL n recent weeks a couple of This newspaper is subject to events have brought into stark the New Zealand Press Coun- Irelief the pressures our rural cil. Complaints must first be community are under. directed in writing to editor@ Five hundred people cram- theguardian.co.nz ming into a local Federated If unsatisfied, the complaint may Farmers meeting at the event be referred to the Press Council centre was a visible sign that all PO Box 10-879, The Terrace, is not well, but of most concern Wellington 6143 or email info@ was the message. A feeling of presscouncil.org.nz being under siege, where the Further detail and an online goalposts are constantly being complaints form are available at shifted, and of being asked to www.presscouncil.org.nz achieve standards which many in the science community see as unattainable. They were all mes- sages echoed at a more recent LETTERS meeting last week when I hosted National’s Agriculture spokes- EMAIL US/WRITE US person Todd Muller here in Ash- burton and down in Timaru. every dollar they can. More tragic is the human numbers of suicide were a harsh [email protected] The flashpoint was the In Ashburton we’ve borne factor. For many years urban reality for farmers”. Government’s proposed water the brunt of Mycoplasma bovis. resentment towards farmers I can only hope he misspoke. PO Box 77 reforms, put out without any One in five of the more than has grown, particularly in the Collectively our farmers feed economic modelling or meas- 100,000 cattle that have been largely unchecked online do- more than 40 million people We welcome your letters and urement of the impacts on farm- culled have been in our district. main, where facts like fencing around the world. Our primary emails, but: ers and rural communities, but Slow compensation timeframes of waterways and improved sector accounts for 60 per cent the pressure has been building have added to the stress of many effluent management barely of New Zealand’s goods exports, for some time. The Zero Carbon farmers and their families. seem to matter. From time to and employs tens of thousands ■■ They should be of no more Bill, a new policy statement Those stresses have taken their time it spills over from hostility of Kiwis in many communities than 300 words. on biodiversity, RMA reform, a toll. In spite of higher prices on Facebook pages and Twitter like ours across the country. ■■ We reserve the right to second tranche of firearms laws, across most areas of farming into “IRL” (in real life). Intention- There’s work to do, but we edit or not publish. and possibly more health and than in recent years, farmer con- al sabotage of farm equipment. shouldn’t vilify farmers. Punish safety regulations on the way; fidence has plunged to historic Kids bullied at school because the small number of cowboys ■■ They must include your all impacting on our farming lows. their parents are dairy farmers. in the industry, but celebrate name. We will only publish families. Despite the glorious weath- A recent Ministry of Health the vast bulk who keep us fed, under a nom de plume if a Some of the pressures are not er and carnival atmosphere of report presented to Parliament clothed, and often, employed. suitable case for anonymi- from Government. The Reserve the A&P show, the tension was shows rural suicides are up 20 The views, opinions, positions Bank, technically independent of evident. For many agribusiness per cent at a time when suicides or strategies expressed by the ty is made clear. Government, are making chang- and service sectors present at the in urban areas have fallen by 10 author and those providing com- ■■ They must also include es to capital requirements in the show, farmer spending is well per cent. Agriculture Minister ments are theirs alone, and do your address and phone banking industry. New lending down. That lack of confidence is Damien O’Connor, meant to be not necessarily reflect the views, number, which will not be in the primary sector from the flowing through to businesses in the advocate for farmers in Cab- opinions, positions or strategies main banks has shrunk, and town, and ultimately impacts on inet, responded to these terrible of the Ashburton Guardian Co published. most are seeking to pull back the economic wellbeing of us all. statistics by saying that “high Ltd or any employee thereof Proud to be an Accredited Living Wage Employer Ashburton A&P Show results 2019

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SHEEP Romney Open Classes CLASS 16 RAM, over 18 months, shorn on or after 20 July.: 1st Wilson Family Trust, 2nd G.J. Letham, CLASS 17 RAM, under 18 months, shorn on or after 20 July.: 1st G.J. Letham, 2nd G.J. Letham, 3rd P.G. & D.L. Lowe, CLASS 18 PAIR RAMS, under 18 months, shorn on or after 20 July.: 1st P.G. & D.L. Lowe, 2nd G.J. Letham, 3rd Wilson Family Trust, CLASS 20 EWE, over 18 mths, machine shorn on or after 20 July & her suckling lamb(s): 1st P.G. & D.L. Lowe, 2nd Wilson Family Trust, 3rd Wilson Family Trust, CLASS 21 EWE, un- der 18 months, shorn on or after 20 July.: 1st G.J. Letham, 2nd G.J. Letham, 3rd Wilson Family Trust, CLASS 22 PAIRS OF EWES, under 18 months, shorn on or after 20 July.: 1st P.G. & D.L. Lowe Romney Natural Condition Classes Champion Romney Ram: Wilson Family Trust Supreme Champion Romney: Wilson Family Trust Reserve Champion Romney Ram: G.J. Letham Champion Romney Ewe: P.G. & D.L. Lowe Reserve Champion Romney Ewe: G.J. Letham Soundness Challenge Cup (most points romney): G.J. Letham CLASS 24 RAM, under 18 months, shorn The sun was shining for the Ashburton A&P Show on Saturday. PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 021119-HM-0257 on or after 20 July.: 1st G.J. Letham, 2nd Wilson Family Trust, 3rd G.J. Letham, CLASS 26 EWE, under 18 months, shorn under 18 months, shorn on or after 20 J.T Miles 3rd S.J Sinclair Reserve Champion Charollais Ewe: C A on or after 20 July.: 1st Paul Gardner, 2nd July: 1st Mark Copland CLASS 59 RAM, under 18 months, shorn Boehringer Ingelheim Poll Hampton Wilson Family Trust, 3rd Paul Gardner Cheviot on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st J.T Miles, 2nd Dorset CLASS 97 Shorn Ram over 18 months: Neumanns Tyre Services Eng- Champion Cheviot Ram: S.J Sinclair J.T Miles, 3rd Alistar Busch, CLASS 60 Reserve Champion Poll Dorset Ram: R. 1st C A Hampton, CLASS 98 Shorn Ram lish Leicester Supreme Champion Cheviot: S.J Sinclair PAIR RAMS, under 18 months, shorn George Lowe under 18 Months: 1st C A Hampton, 2nd on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st Alistar Busch, C A Hampton, 3rd C A Hampton, CLASS Champion English Leicester Ram: David Reserve Champion Cheviot Ram: S.J Challenge Cup (most points poll dorset): 2nd I A Caird, 3rd G.J. Letham, CLASS 61 100 Shorn Ewe under 18 Months: 1st C A Bennett Sinclair R. George Lowe EWE, above 18 months, shorn on or after Hampton, 2nd C A Hampton Supreme Champion English Leicester: Champion Cheviot Ewe: S.J Sinclair Champion Poll Dorset Ram: R. George 1 Sept 16 & her suckling lamb(s): 1st I A David Bennett Reserve Champion Cheviot Ewe: S.J Sin- Lowe Black And Coloured Caird, CLASS 62 EWE, under 18 months, Reserve Champion English Leicester clair Supreme Champion Poll Dorset: R. Champion Black & Coloured Ram: LP & shorn on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st J.T Miles, Ram: David Bennett CLASS 48 RAM, over 18 months: 1st George Lowe KE Ponsonby 2nd J.T Miles, 3rd G.J. Letham, 3rd G.J. Champion English Leicester Ewe: David S.J Sinclair, CLASS 49 RAM, under 18 Reserve Champion Poll Dorset Ewe: R. Supreme Champion Black & Coloured: Letham Bennett months, shorn on or after 20 July.: 1st S.J George Lowe LP & KE Ponsonby Reserve Champion English Leicester Sinclair, 2nd S.J Sinclair, CLASS 51 EWE, Hampshire Champion Poll Dorset Ewe: SamHughes Reserve Champion Black & Coloured Ewe: David Bennett under 18 months, shorn on or after 20 Champion Hampshire Ram: R G Cairns CLASS 84 RAM, over 18 months, shorn Ram: J.D Stewart CLASS 27 RAM, over 18 months.: 1st July.: 1st S.J Sinclair, 2nd S.J Sinclair Supreme Champion Hampshire: R G on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st R. George Lowe, Reserve Champion Black & Coloured David Bennett, CLASS 28 RAM, under Silver Fern Farms Export Cairns CLASS 85 RAM, under 18 months, shorn Ewe: LP & KE Ponsonby 18 months, shorn on or after 20 July.: Lamb Sire J.C. Guinness Memorial Cup (best hamp- on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st R. George Lowe, Champion Black & Coloured Ewe: Dave 1st David Bennett, 2nd David Bennett, SILVER FERN FARM EXPORT SIRE: J.T shire): R G Cairns 2nd Blackrock Poll Dorset Stud, 3rd R. & Viv Strong CLASS 29 PAIR RAMS, under 18 months, Miles Risingholme Challenge Trophy (most George Lowe, CLASS 86 PAIR RAMS, un- J&J Burton Challenge Trophy (most shorn on or after 20 July.: 1st David Ben- CLASS 52 SILVER FERN FARM EXPORT points hampshire): R G Cairns der 18 months, shorn on or after 1 Sept points black & coloured): J.D Stewart nett, CLASS 30 EWE, over 18 months & LAMB SIRE CLASS.: 1st J.T Miles, 2nd R. Champion Hampshire Ewe: R G Cairns 16: 1st R. George Lowe, 2nd R. George CLASS 107 RAM, over 18 months, shorn.: her suckling lamb(s): 1st David Bennett, George Lowe, 3rd N.L. & G.M. Carr Reserve Champion Hampshire Ewe: R G Lowe, CLASS 87 EWE, over 18 months, 1st LP & KE Ponsonby, 2nd RW & VR CLASS 32 EWE, under 18 months, shorn Southdown Cairns shorn on or after 1 Sept 16 & her suckling Manson, 3rd RW & VR Manson, CLASS on or after 20 July.: 1st David Bennett, CLASS 65 RAM, under 18 months, shorn lamb(s): 1st R. George Lowe, CLASS 88 108 RAM, over 18 months.: 1st J.D Stew- Open Classes on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st R G Cairns, EWE, under 18 months, shorn on or after art, 2nd LP & KE Ponsonby, CLASS 109 2nd David Bennett Champion Southdown Ram: SamHughes Rabobank Border Leicester CLASS 66 PAIR RAMS, under 18 months, 1 Sept 16: 1st SamHughes, 2nd R. George RAM, under 18 months, shorn.: 1st J.D Supreme Champion Southdown: Sam- shorn on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st R G Cairns, Stewart, 2nd LP & KE Ponsonby, 3rd J.D Open Classes Lowe, 3rd Blackrock Poll Dorset Stud Hughes CLASS 69 EWE, under 18 months, shorn Rural Livestock Ltd Texel Stewart, CLASS 110 EWE, with progeny. Champion Border Leicester Ram: Mark Late J. Connolly Challenge Cup (most on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st R G Cairns, 2nd Strong wool, shorn.: 1st LP & KE Ponson- Copland points southdown): SamHughes Champion Texel Ram: Maple Genetics R G Cairns Supreme Champion Texel: Maple Genet- by, 2nd D B & AR Thompson, 3rd D B Supreme Champion Border Leicester: Shepherds Bush Memorial Trophy (most Mainland Minerals (NZ) Ltd & AR Thompson, CLASS 111 EWE, with Mark Copland points southdown ewes): SamHughes ics Suffolk Reserve Champion Texel Ram: Paul progeny. Fine wool, shorn.: 1st Dave & Peter Drummond Memorial Cup (most Champion Southdown Ewe: SamHughes Viv Strong, 2nd LP & KE Ponsonby, 3rd points border leicester): Mark Copland CLASS 54 RAM, under 18 months, shorn Champion Suffolk Ram: S.J Sinclair Gardner Supreme Champion Suffolk: S.J Sinclair Reserve Champion Texel Ewe: Maple Ge- Dave & Viv Strong, CLASS 112 EWE, un- Reserve Champion Border Leicester on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st SamHughes, 2nd der 18 months. Fine wool, shorn.: 1st Ram: Mark Copland SamHughes, CLASS 57 EWE, under 18 Reserve Champion Suffolk Ram: J.T netics Miles Champion Texel Ewe: Maple Genetics J.D Stewart, 2nd J.D Stewart, 3rd RW Champion Border Leicester Ewe: Mark months, shorn on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st & VR Manson, CLASS 113 EWE, under Copland SamHughes, 2nd SamHughes Champion Suffolk Ewe: N.L. & G.M. Carr CLASS 89 RAM, over 18 months, shorn Reserve Champion Suffolk Ewe: N.L. & on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st Maple Genetics, 18 months. Strong wool, shorn.: 1st J.D Reserve Champion Border Leicester Dorset Down Stewart, 2nd J.D Stewart, 3rd RW & VR Ewe: Mark Copland G.M. Carr CLASS 90 RAM, under 18 months shorn Champion Dorset Down Ram: J.T Miles CLASS 70 RAM, over 18 months, shorn on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st Paul Gardner, Manson, CLASS 115 WETHER, any age.: CLASS 35 RAM, under 18 months, shorn Supreme Champion Dorset Down: J.T 1st LP & KE Ponsonby, 2nd J.D Stewart, on or after 20 July.: 1st Mark Copland, on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st S.J Sinclair, 2nd Paul Gardner, 3rd Maple Genetics, Miles CLASS 71 RAM, under 18 months, shorn CLASS 91 EWE, over 18 months, shorn on 3rd Phillippa Sanders 2nd Mark Copland, 3rd G.J. Letham, T.W. Stevenson Challenge Cup (best dor- Boys And Girls Section CLASS 36 PAIR RAMS, under 18 months, on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st J.T Miles, 2nd or after 1 Sept 16 & her suckling lamb(s): set down): J.T Miles CLASS 117 ONE Pet Lamb, to be led. shorn on or after 20 July.: 1st Mark Cop- J.T Miles, 3rd S.J Sinclair, CLASS 72 PAIR 1st Maple Genetics, 2nd Maple Genetics, Champion Dorset Down Ewe: J.T Miles Exhibitor 5 years and under.: 1st Coby land, 2nd G.J. Letham, CLASS 41 EWE, RAMS, under 18 months, shorn on or CLASS 92 EWE, under 18 months shorn Reserve Champion Dorset Down Ewe: after 1 Sept 16: 1st N.L. & G.M. Carr, 2nd on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st Maple Genetics, Tilson, 2nd Ben Wilson, 3rd Kate White, C A Hampton, CLASS 73 EWE, over 18 2nd Paul Gardner CLASS 118 ONE Pet Lamb, to be led. Ex- months, shorn on or after 1 Sept 16 & Dorper hibitor 6, 7 & 8 years: 1st George Lash, her suckling lamb: 1st N.L. & G.M. Carr, Champion Dorper Ram: L&C Drunnomd 2nd Zinzan, 3rd Nick Dalley, CLASS 119 2nd Tyler Tuki, CLASS 76 EWE, under 18 Supreme Champion Dorper: L&C Drun- ONE Pet Lamb, to be led. Exhibitor 9 months, shorn on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st nomd years & over: 1st Isla Connelly Whyte, N.L. & G.M. Carr, 2nd J.T Miles, 3rd S.J Reserve Champion Dorper Ram: Kilmar- 2nd Tim Boag, 3rd Tyler Tuki, CLASS 120 Sinclair nock Dorpers EWE & her suckling lamb(s), to be led.: Ryal Bush Transport South Champion Dorper Ewe: L&C Drunnomd 1st Isla Connelly Whyte, CLASS 121 HOG- Suffolk Reserver Champion Dorper ewe: Maple GET, to be led.: 1st Lucy Bennett, 2nd Nikita Skudder, CLASS 122 PET LAMB, Champion South Suffolk Ram: S.J Sin- Genetics CLASS 93 RAM, over 18 months: 1st L&C best fancy dressed Pet Lamb, exhibitor 7 clair years & under: 1st Ben Wilson, 2nd Kate Supreme Champion South Suffolk: S.J Drunnomd, 2nd L&C Drunnomd, 3rd L&C Drunnomd, CLASS 94 RAM, under 18 White, 3rd Nick Dalley, CLASS 123 PET Sinclair LAMB, best fancy dressed Pet Lamb, ex- Reserve Champion South Suffolk Ram: months, shorn on or after 20 July: 1st Kil- marnock Dorpers, 2nd Maple Genetics, hibitor 8 years & over: 1st Zinzan Edlin, JP & LB Chamberlain 2nd Parish Edlin, 3rd George Lash Champion South Suffolk Ewe: S.J Sin- 3rd Kilmarnock Dorpers, CLASS 95 EWE, clair over 18 months & her suckling lamb(s): Ashburton District Primary Reserve Champion South Suffolk Ewe: 1st L&C Drunnomd, 2nd Maple Genetics, Schools Champion of Cham- S.J Sinclair 3rd Kilmarnock Dorpers, CLASS 96 Ewe, pion Lamb CLASS 77 RAM, over 18 months, shorn under 18 months, shorn on or after 20 CLASS 124 Ashburton District Primary on or after 1 Sept 16: 1st S.J Sinclair, 2nd July: 1st Maple Genetics, 2nd Kilmarnock Schools Champion of Champion Lamb: Chamberlain/Hampton, CLASS 78 RAM, Dorpers, 3rd Kilmarnock Dorpers 1st Ben Costello, 2nd Isla Connelly-Whyte under 18 months, shorn on or after 1 Charollais Youth Stock Judging Sept 16: 1st JP & LB Chamberlain, 2nd S.J Champion Charollais Ram: C A Hampton CLASS 126 Secondary School - Years Sinclair, 3rd S.J Sinclair, CLASS 79 PAIR Supreme Champion Charollais: C A 9-13 (Must be a current secondary stu- RAMS, under 18 months, shorn on or af- Hampton dent): 1st Nikita Skudder, CLASS 127 Pri- ter 1 Sept 16: 1st S.J Sinclair, CLASS 83 Reserve Champion Charollais Ram: C A mary School (years 6-8): 1st Tyler Tuki, Liam Hope, 2, takes a ride at the Ashburton A&P Show on Sat- EWE, under 18 months, shorn on or after Hampton 2nd Connelly Whyte, 3rd Cullum Kings- urday. 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Wendy Farquhar ASHBURTON Champion Intermediate Female Hua- A&P SHEARS caya: Brendon Taylor Reserve Champion Intermediate Female SHEARING Huacaya: Bennett M & D Wallace Champion Brown Huacaya: Bennett M COMPETITION & D Wallace Champion Grey/Roan Huacaya: Anya & Shearing Frank Walkington CLASS 143 ASHBURTON TRADING SO- Champion Intermediate Male Huacaya: CIETY JUNIOR: 1st Chase Rattray, 2nd Brendon Taylor Alice Watson, 3rd James Watson, CLASS Champion Medium/Dark Fawn Huacaya: 144 TINWALD TAVERN INTERMEDIATE: Brendon Taylor 1st Cody Davidson, 2nd Braden Clifford, Reserve Champion Intermediate Male 3rd Brody Horrell, CLASS 145 PROSHEAR Huacaya: Paul & Lynda Sides-Garland SENIOR: 1st Brandon McGuire-Ratama, Reserve Champion Adult Female Hua- 2nd Mitchell Murray, 3rd Jessie Barclay, caya: K & S Johnson CLASS 146 MAINLAND WOOL OPEN: Champion Adult Female Huacaya: Anya 1st Brett Roberts, 2nd Ringa Paewai, 3rd & Frank Walkington Ant Frew, CLASS 147 PETER WALSH & Reserve Champion Adult Male Huacaya: ASSOCIATES LOCAL OPEN: 1st Grant L & P Young Smith, 2nd Taare Edwards, 3rd Wilbur Champion Adult Male Huacaya: Paul & Wilson, CLASS 148 BAYLEYS REAL ES- Lynda Sides-Garland TATE OPEN BLADES: 1st Allen Oldfield, Reserve Champion Senior Female Hua- 2nd Tony Dobbs, 3rd Mike McConnell caya: K & S Johnson Champion Senior Female Huacaya: K & TUX NEW S Johnson Supreme Champion Huacaya (Waikara ZEALAND Park Alpaca Trophy): K & S Johnson Champion White Huacaya: K & S John- YARDING son Champion Senior Male Huacaya: K & S CHALLENGE DOG Johnson CLASS 247 JUNIOR FEMALE HUACAYA, TRIALS 6 & under 12 months, White: 1st K & S The Ashburton Pipe Band entertained the crowds at the Ashburton A&P Show on Saturday. Tux New Zealand Yarding Challenge Dog Johnson, 2nd Anya & Frank Walkington, PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 021119-HM-0454 Trials 3rd L & P Young, CLASS 248 JUNIOR FE- CLASS 194 OPEN TRIAL: 1st Tim MALE HUACAYA, 6 & under 12 months, Sue Rodrigues, 3rd Ineke and Jacob Does Champion (Best) Heavy Breed Bird: B Schmack, 2nd Hamish Steele, 3rd Steve Light Fawn: 1st Wayne & Sandra Allison, Van Neuren, CLASS 265 INTERMEDIATE CLASS 305 KIDDED DOE, in milk, under A Farr Wallace, CLASS 195 MAIDEN TRIAL: 1st 2nd Jakki & Colin Guilford, 3rd R&R Moir, MALE HUACAYA, 12 & under 24 months, three years.: 1st Kim Carter, 2nd Barbara CLASS 323 GAME FOWL, male: 1st Tay- Tim Schmack, 2nd P.H Lankow, 3rd P.H CLASS 249 JUNIOR FEMALE HUACAYA, White: 1st Wayne & Sandra Allison, 2nd K Kennedy, CLASS 306 KIDDED DOE, in lor Family, 2nd Taylor Family, CLASS Lankow, CLASS 197 DISTRICT TRIAL: 1st 6 & under 12 months, Mid/Dark Fawn: 1st & S Johnson, CLASS 266 INTERMEDIATE milk, 3 years and under 5 years: 1st Kim 324 GAME FOWL, female.: 1st Taylor Hugh Weir, 2nd Peter Hanna, 3rd Rory Anya & Frank Walkington, 2nd Anya & MALE HUACAYA, 12 & under 24 months, Carter, 2nd Janine Tasker, 3rd Barbara Family, 2nd Taylor Family, CLASS 325 Moore, CLASS 198 DISTRICT MAIDEN: Frank Walkington, 3rd R&R Moir, CLASS Light Fawn: 1st Brendon Taylor, 2nd Paul Kennedy, CLASS 308 GRAND CHAMPI- LEGHORN, male.: 1st B.J Glassey, 2nd 1st Hugh Weir, 2nd Harvey Eggleston, 250 JUNIOR FEMALE HUACAYA, 6 & & Lynda Sides-Garland, 3rd Wayne & ON STANDARD AGE: 1st Kim Carter Taylor Family, CLASS 326 LEGHORN, 3rd Paul Copland under 12 months, Brown: 1st Brendon Taylor, 2nd Kim Greenfield, CLASS 251 Sandra Allison, CLASS 267 INTERME- Special Classes female.: 1st Taylor Family, 2nd B.J Glas- ALPACAS JUNIOR FEMALE HUACAYA, 6 & under DIATE MALE HUACAYA, 12 & under 24 CLASS 309 SENIOR PROGENY: 1st Ja- sey, CLASS 329 ANCONA, male.: 1st B.J 12 months, Grey/Roan: 1st Bennett M & months, Mid/Dark Fawn: 1st Brendon nine Tasker, CLASS 311 BEST UDDER: 1st Glassey, CLASS 330 ANCONA, female.: Standard Age - Suri Alpaca D Wallace, 2nd Jakki & Colin Guilford, Taylor, 2nd Paul & Lynda Sides-Garland, Kim Carter, 2nd Janine Tasker, 3rd Bar- 1st B.J Glassey, CLASS 331 SILKIE, male.: Champion Junior Female Suri: Richard 3rd G Marshall & R Andrews, CLASS 252 3rd Anya & Frank Walkington, CLASS bara Kennedy 1st Taylor Family, 2nd B.J Glassey, CLASS and Wendy Farquhar JUNIOR FEMALE HUACAYA, 6 & under 268 INTERMEDIATE MALE HUACAYA, Standard Age Classes for 332 SILKIE, female.: 1st Taylor Family, Reserve Champion Junior Female Suri: 12 months, Black: 1st Richard and Wen- 12 & under 24 months, Brown: 1st Paul Junior Does 2nd B.J Glassey, CLASS 333 ANY OTHER & Lynda Sides-Garland, 2nd Anya & LIGHT BREED, male.: 1st Taylor Family, Richard and Wendy Farquhar dy Farquhar, 2nd Jakki & Colin Guilford, Champion Junior Doe: Helene Young- Champion Junior Male Suri: A & N God- CLASS 253 JUNIOR MALE HUACAYA, Frank Walkington, 3rd Kim Greenfield, CLASS 334 ANY OTHER LIGHT BREED, CLASS 271 ADULT FEMALE HUACAYA, man female.: 1st Taylor Family, CLASS 336 frey 6 & under 12 months, White: 1st K & S Reserve Champion Junior Doe: Helene Champion Light Fawn Suri: A & N God- Johnson, 2nd K & S Johnson, 3rd L & 24 months & under 36 months, White: AUSTRALORP, male.: 1st B.J Glassey, 1st K & S Johnson, CLASS 272 ADULT Youngman CLASS 337 AUSTRALORP, female.: 1st frey P Young, CLASS 254 JUNIOR MALE CLASS 315 MAIDEN DOE OR GOAT- Reserve Champion Junior Male Suri: A & HUACAYA, 6 & under 12 months, Light FEMALE HUACAYA, 24 months & un- B.J Glassey, CLASS 339 RHODE ISLAND der 36 months, Light Fawn: 1st Anya & LING: 1st Helene Youngman, 2nd Helene RED, female.: 1st B A Farr, CLASS 342 N Godfrey Fawn: 1st Brendon Taylor, 2nd Brendon Youngman, 3rd Barbara Kennedy, CLASS Champion Intermediate Female Suri: Taylor, 3rd Anya & Frank Walkington, Frank Walkington, CLASS 277 ADULT PLYMOUTH ROCK, male.: 1st B.J Glassey, MALE HUACAYA, 24 months & under 36 316 DOE KID, to be under 12 months: 2nd B.J Glassey, 3rd Liz Mills, CLASS 343 Richard and Wendy Farquhar CLASS 255 JUNIOR MALE HUACAYA, 1st Maureen Puckett, 2nd B Kennedy, Reserve Champion Intermediate Female 6 & under 12 months, Mid/Dark Fawn: months, White: 1st K & S Johnson, 2nd PLYMOUTH ROCK, female.: 1st B.J Glas- Wayne & Sandra Allison, CLASS 279 CLASS 318 BUCK KID 6 months and un- sey, 2nd B.J Glassey, CLASS 344 ORP- Suri: Richard and Wendy Farquhar 1st L & P Young, 2nd Kim Greenfield, der 12 months: 1st Maureen Puckett, 2nd Champion Brown Suri: Richard and 3rd Jakki & Colin Guilford, CLASS 256 ADULT MALE HUACAYA, 24 months & INGTON, male, any colour.: 1st B A Farr, under 36 months, Mid/Dark Fawn: 1st Barbara Kennedy CLASS 345 ORPINGTON, female, any Wendy Farquhar JUNIOR MALE HUACAYA, 6 & under 12 Buck Classes Champion Intermediate Male Suri: A & N Paul & Lynda Sides-Garland, 2nd L & colour.: 1st B A Farr, CLASS 346 ANY months, Brown: 1st Wayne & Sandra Alli- Supreme Dairy Goat in Show: Kim Carter Godfrey P Young, CLASS 283 SENIOR FEMALE OTHER HEAVY BREED, male.: 1st B.J son, 2nd R&R Moir, 3rd Ineke and Jacob Reserve Champion Buck: Helene Young- Supreme Champion Suri (Homestead HUACAYA, 36 months & over, White: Glassey, CLASS 347 ANY OTHER HEAVY Van Neuren, CLASS 257 JUNIOR MALE man Farm Alpaca Trophy): A & N Godfrey 1st K & S Johnson, 2nd K & S Johnson, BREED, female.: 1st Cindy Wilkins, 2nd HUACAYA, 6 & under 12 months, Grey/ Champion Herd Register Buck: Barbara Champion White Suri: A & N Godfrey CLASS 289 SENIOR MALE HUACAYA, 36 B.J Glassey Roan: 1st R&R Moir, 2nd Sue Rodrigues, Kennedy Champion Medium/Dark Fawn Suri: months & over, White: 1st K & S Johnson Ducks CLASS 258 JUNIOR MALE HUACAYA, 6 CLASS 320 HERD REGISTER BUCK- Richard and Wendy Farquhar Non - Championship Classes: Champion (Best) Duck or Drake: Shaun & under 12 months, Black: 1st Richard LING, 12 months and under two years: Reserve Champion Intermediate Male Child Handler (5-10yrs) 1st: Nekiah Biggs prangley and Wendy Farquhar, CLASS 259 INTER- 1st Helene Youngman, CLASS 321 HERD Suri: Richard and Wendy Farquhar Child Handler (5-10yrs) 2nd: Sophia Reserve Champion Duck or Drake: B A MEDIATE FEMALE HUACAYA, 12 & under REGISTER BUCK, 2 years and over: 1st CLASS 199 JUNIOR FEMALE SURI, 6 Parker Farr 24 months, White: 1st Brendon Taylor, Barbara Kennedy months & under 12 months, White: 1st 2nd K & S Johnson, 3rd G Marshall & Junior Handler (11-16) 1st: Jaxon Parker CLASS 356 PEKIN DUCK: 1st Shaun Richard and Wendy Farquhar, CLASS R Andrews, CLASS 260 INTERMEDI- CLASS 303 CHILD HANDLER (5 - 10 POULTRY prangley, CLASS 358 MUSCOVY DUCK: 202 JUNIOR FEMALE SURI, 6 months & ATE FEMALE HUACAYA, 12 & under 24 years inclusive): 1st Nekiah Biggs, 2nd 1st Shaun prangley, CLASS 359 DRAKE, under 12 months, Brown: 1st Richard and months, Light Fawn: 1st Bennett M & D Sophia Parker, CLASS 304 JUNIOR Open any other variety.: 1st B A Farr Wendy Farquhar, 2nd Richard and Wen- Wallace, CLASS 262 INTERMEDIATE FE- HANDLER (11-16 years inclusive): 1st Jax- Champion (Best) Light Breed Bird: B.J Bantams dy Farquhar, CLASS 206 JUNIOR MALE MALE HUACAYA, 12 & under 24 months, on Parker Glassey Champion (Best) Open Class Bantam: SURI, 6 months & under 12 months, Light Brown: 1st Bennett M & D Wallace, Reserve Champion Light Breed: Taylor Taylor Family Fawn: 1st A & N Godfrey, 2nd A & N God- CLASS 263 INTERMEDIATE FEMALE GOATS Family Reserve Champion Open Class Bantam: frey, CLASS 208 JUNIOR MALE SURI, 6 HUACAYA, 12 & under 24 months, Grey/ Dairy Goats Reserve Champion Heavy Breed: B A Taylor Family months & under 12 months, Brown: 1st Roan: 1st Anya & Frank Walkington, 2nd Farr CLASS 361 GAME BANTAM, male.: 1st Richard and Wendy Farquhar, CLASS Standard Age Classes for Taylor Family, 2nd Taylor Family, 3rd 213 INTERMEDIATE FEMALE SURI, 12 & Taylor Family, CLASS 362 GAME BAN- under 24 months, Mid/Dark Fawn: 1st TAM, female.: 1st Maddie Taylor, 2nd Richard and Wendy Farquhar, CLASS Maddie Taylor, 3rd Taylor Family, CLASS 214 INTERMEDIATE FEMALE SURI, 12 363 PEKIN ANY COLOUR, male.: 1st B.J & under 24 months, Brown: 1st Richard Glassey, 2nd Shaun prangley, CLASS 364 and Wendy Farquhar, CLASS 217 IN- PEKIN ANY COLOUR, female.: 1st Taylor TERMEDIATE MALE SURI, 12 & under 24 Family, 2nd B.J Glassey, 3rd B.J Glas- months, White: 1st A & N Godfrey, 2nd sey, CLASS 365 BANTAM WYANDOTTE, Richard and Wendy Farquhar, CLASS male any colour: 1st B.J Glassey, 2nd 218 INTERMEDIATE MALE SURI, 12 & un- Shaun prangley, CLASS 366 BANTAM der 24 months, Light Fawn: 1st Richard WYANDOTTE, female any colour: 1st and Wendy Farquhar, 2nd A & N God- Shaun prangley, CLASS 367 BANTAM, frey, CLASS 219 INTERMEDIATE MALE male any other variety: 1st Taylor Family, SURI, 12 & under 24 months, Mid/Dark 2nd B.J Glassey, CLASS 368 BANTAM, Fawn: 1st Richard and Wendy Farquhar female any other variety: 1st B.J Glassey, Standard Age - Huacaya 2nd Taylor Family Alpacas Children’s Classes Reserve Champion Junior Female Hua- Champion (Best) Children’s Exhibit: Nick caya: K & S Johnson dalley Champion Junior Female Huacaya: Anya Reserve Champion Childs Exhibit: Shaun & Frank Walkington prangley Reserve Champion Junior Male Huacaya: CLASS 371 CHILDRENS PET POULTRY, K & S Johnson female: 1st Nick dalley, CLASS 372 CHIL- Champion Junior Male Huacaya: Bren- DRENS PET BANTAM, male: 1st Shaun don Taylor prangley, 2nd Shaun prangley, CLASS Champion Light Fawn Huacaya: Bren- 373 CHILDRENS PET BANTAM, female: don Taylor 1st Nick dalley, 2nd Nick dalley, 3rd Josh Champion Black Huacaya: Richard and There was plenty to keep everyone entertained at the Ashburton A&P Show on Saturday. Taylor PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 021119-HM-0307 Ashburton A&P Show results 2019

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Clara Tanner took to the stage to perform in Five-year-old Jackson Parker leads a woolly friend at the Ash- Chloe Hill, 11, and Eathan Marriott, 11, at the the highland dancing at the Ashburton A&P burton A&P Show on Saturday. Ashburton A&P Show on Saturday. Show on Saturday. PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 021119-HM-0387 PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 021119-HM-0378 PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 021119-HM-0361

P M Phillips/ John Phillips, CLASS 539 3rd Brittany Fowler, CLASS 561 BEST EQUESTRIAN REGISTERED PARTBRED THREE YEARS PACED & MANNNERED: 1st S morrish/ HACKS - Saturday - HOY OLD AND UNDER: 1st Charlotte Roberts, M Wycliffe, 2nd Amanda Campbell, 3rd 2nd Meehan/Davie family, 3rd Mandy Brittany Fowler Qualifying Section White Reserve Champion Open Hack: Jade RING 2 SHOW PONIES- Sat- Farrant INHAND PINTO - Saturday - urday Champion Hack: Grace Tripe Qualifying Section Show Pony A Ring - Saturday CLASS 485 RIDER 21 years and over Champion Inhand Pinto: s morrish/M - HOY Qualifying Section - Saturday: 1st B FieldDodgson/Mrs D scott Fidget Challenge Cup: Mimi Dyer Sellar, 2nd Jade Farrant, 3rd Jane Ross, Reserve Champion Inhand Pinto: S mor- Champion Open Pony 138-148cm: Mimi CLASS 486 BEST PRESENTED HORSE, rish/ M Wycliffe Dyer rider and gear - Saturday: 1st Grace CLASS 541 BEST PRESENTED HORSE Reserve Champion Open Pony 138- Tripe, 2nd Duncan Norrie, 3rd Rachael AND HANDLER: 1st s morrish/M scott, 148cm: Jody Townley Robinson, CLASS 487 OPEN HACK, 2nd Brittany Fowler, 3rd K Mitchell, CLASS 562 THE FIDGET CHALLENGE - Saturday: 1st Grace Tripe, 2nd Jade CLASS 542 BEST COLOUR AND PAT- CUP & Special ribbon: 1st Mimi Dyer, 2nd Farrant, 3rd Izzy Roberts, CLASS 488 TERN: 1st Brittany Fowler, 2nd s mor- DS Equestrian/L Cochrane, 3rd Caitlin OPEN HACK, over 163 cm - Saturday: 1st rish/M scott, 3rd K Mitchell, CLASS Roberts, CLASS 563 BEST PRESENT- Duncan Norrie, 2nd Amy Weastell, 3rd 543 BEST PACED AND MANNERED: 1st ED PONY RIDER AND GEAR: 1st Mimi Rachael Robinson, CLASS 489 OPEN Brittany Fowler, 2nd Penelope Valk, 3rd Dyer, 2nd Ella Walker, 3rd Jody Town- LADY’S HACK ON TYPE (conformation Natasha McFarlane, CLASS 544 YOUNG- ley, CLASS 564 BEST RIDER 15 AND 16 class): 1st Jade Farrant, 2nd Grace Tripe, STOCK 3 years and Under: 1st s mor- Years: 1st DS Equestrian/L Cochrane, 3rd Duncan Norrie, CLASS 490 OPEN rish/M scott, 2nd K Mitchell, CLASS 545 2nd Mimi Dyer, 3rd Caitlin Roberts, GENTLEMAN’S HACK ON TYPE (confir- ADULT 4 years and over: 1st S morrish/ CLASS 565 OPEN SHOW PONY, over mation class): 1st Rachael Robinson, 2nd M Wycliffe, 2nd Natasha McFarlane, 3rd 138cm and not exceeding 143cm: 1st Emily Chamberlain, CLASS 491 OPEN Penelope Valk Jody Townley, CLASS 566 OPEN SHOW HACK, BEST PACED AND MANNERED ASHBURTON TROTTING PONY, over 143cm and not exceeding TO BE JUDGED, - Saturday: 1st Duncan CLUB Ridden Standardbred - 148cm: 1st Mimi Dyer, 2nd Ella Walker, Norrie, 2nd Rachael Robinson, 3rd Amy PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 021119-HM-0266 Saturday 3rd Jade Miller, CLASS 567 OPEN SHOW Weastell, CLASS 492 RIDDEN TB SHOW Champion Ridden Standard Bred: PONY - BEST PACED AND MANNERED HORSE (over 148cm): 1st Grace Tripe, SADDLE HUNTER ON TYPE (conforma- YEAR OLD COLT, FILLY OR GELDING: Joanne Crossen TO BE JUDGED: 1st Ella Walker, 2nd 2nd Singer/ N Urquhart, 3rd Duncan tion class): 1st B FieldDodgson/Mrs D 1st Rowan Bartlett, 2nd Catherine Craw- Reserve Champion Ridden Standard Jody Townley, 3rd Jade Miller, CLASS Norrie Sellar, 2nd DG Equine, CLASS 507 OPEN ley, CLASS 522 CLYDESDALE MARE, Bred: cj fletcher 568 PONY BREEDERS SOCIETY CLASS: PARK HACKS - Saturday - GENTLEMAN’S SADDLE HUNTER ON any age: 1st John D Booth, 2nd John CLASS 546 ASHBURTON TROTTING 1st Meehan/Davie family, 2nd DS Eques- HOY Qualifying Section TYPE (conformation class): 1st Eliza- D Booth, CLASS 523 BEST WALKING CLUB - BEST PRESENTED SB & RID- trian/L Cochrane, 3rd Ella Walker, CLASS Champion Park Hack (PJF Hanrahan Tro- beth McEwan, CLASS 508 OPEN SAD- HORSE, either sex: 1st JM & NE White, ER: 1st Joanne Crossen, 2nd cj fletcher, 569 NZ RIDING PONY, mare or gelding phy): Meg Fleming DLE HUNTER, BEST PACED AND MAN- 2nd John D Booth, 3rd John D Booth, 3rd Kate Mackle, CLASS 547 NOVICE not over 148cm: 1st Jody Townley, 2nd Reserve Champion Park Hack: Natasha NERED TO BE JUDGED - Saturday: 1st CLASS 524 RIDDEN SECTION: 1st John STANDARDBRED, 0-5 wins: 1st Joanne Ella Walker, 3rd Meehan/Davie family, Waddell B FieldDodgson/Mrs D Sellar, 2nd Celia D Booth, CLASS 525 SLEDGE DRIVING Crossen, 2nd cj fletcher, 3rd Kate Mack- CLASS 570 RIDDEN WELSH: 1st Ryan CLASS 494 NOVICE RIDER 17 Years and Shrimpton, 3rd DG Equine, CLASS 509 CLASS: 1st JM & NE White, 2nd John D le, CLASS 548 ASHBURTON TROTTING Gubb, 2nd Natasha Waddell over, 0-5 wins - Saturday: 1st DG Equine, RIDDEN REGISTERED WARMBLOOD - Booth, 3rd John D Booth, CLASS 526 CLUB - OPEN: 1st Joanne Crossen, 2nd cj RING 2 SHOW PONIES- Sat- CLASS 495 BEST PRESENTED PARK ANY AGE - Saturday: 1st DG Equine LOG SKIDDING: 1st John D Booth, 2nd fletcher, CLASS 549 ASHBURTON TROT- urday HACK - Saturday: 1st Singer/ N Urquhart, SUPREME EQUINE HORSE- John D Booth, 3rd JM & NE White, CLASS TING CLUB - Best Paced and Mannered: Show Pony B/C Ring - Satur- 2nd Meg Fleming, 3rd A Darke, CLASS FEEDS Riding Horse-Satur- 527 SINGLE OR MULTIPLE HORSE OR 1st Joanne Crossen, 2nd Kate Mackle, day - HOY Qualifying Section 496 OPEN PARK HACK, over 148 cm and HORSES, attached to a vehicle: 1st John 3rd cj fletcher, CLASS 550 BEST WALK- day- HOY Qualifying Section Champion Open Pony 128-138cm: Mollie not exceeding 153 cm - Saturday: 1st Na- D Booth ING: 1st cj fletcher, 2nd Kate Mackle, 3rd Reserve Champion Riding Horse: Jane McLauchlan tasha Waddell, 2nd Charlotte Waddell, Joanne Crossen, CLASS 551 BEST RIDER Ross INHAND PONIES - Saturday Reserve Champ Open Pony not over 3rd A Darke, CLASS 497 OPEN PARK ON STANDARDBRED: 1st Kate Mackle, Champion Riding Horse: Nicki Hamburg- CLASS 528 YEARLING PONY: 1st Man- 128cm: Meehan/Davie family HACK, over 153cm and not exceeding 2nd Joanne Crossen er dy White, 2nd Tracey Pierce, 3rd Julia Montrose Challenge Cup: Jody Townley 158cm - Saturday: 1st Meg Fleming, 2nd CLASS 511 BEST PRESENTED RIDING Bartle, CLASS 529 PONY, two years old, RURALCO NZ LIMITED SAD- Reserve Champion Open Pony 128- Singer/ N Urquhart, 3rd Nikki Currey, HORSE, rider and gear - Saturday: 1st colt, filly or gelding: 1st Charlotte Rob- DLE COBS - Saturday 138cm: Milly Mackenzie CLASS 498 OPEN LADY’S PARK HACK Jane Ross, 2nd Courtney Mullen, 3rd erts, 2nd Sarah Lowe, CLASS 530 PONY, Champion Saddle Cob (Cobwebb Cup): Champion Open Pony not over 128cm: ON TYPE (conformation class): 1st Na- Vanessa Pickens, CLASS 512 OPEN RID- three years old, colt, filly or gelding: 1st Baylee Warner Mrs D Sellar/Elleanor Bell tasha Waddell, 2nd Charlotte Waddell, ING HORSE, over 148cm not exceeding J & R Cooper, 2nd Amanda Butler, 3rd Reserve Champion Saddle Cob: Lyn CLASS 571 THE MONTROSE CHAL- 3rd A Darke, CLASS 499 OPEN GENTLE- 163cm - Saturday: 1st Courtney Mullen, s morrish/M scott, CLASS 531 NZRP Chamberlain LENGE CUP & Special ribbon: 1st Jody MAN’S PARK HACK ON TYPE (confirma- 2nd Tania Boyd - Arcoda Lodge, CLASS - BEST PONY up to 148cm: 1st J & R Dr G.L. Miller’s Challenge Cup: Lyn Townley, 2nd Ella Walker, 3rd Mrs D tion class): 1st Singer/ N Urquhart, 2nd 513 OPEN RIDING HORSE - over 163cm Cooper, 2nd Amanda Butler, CLASS 532 Chamberlain Sellar/Meg Glassey, CLASS 572 BEST Nikki Currey, CLASS 500 OPEN PARK - Saturday: 1st Nicki Hamburger, 2nd Va- NZPB - BEST PONY up to 148cm: 1st J & CLASS 552 BEST PRESENTED COB & PRESENTED PONY RIDER & GEAR: 1st HACK BEST PACED AND MANNERED nessa Pickens, 3rd Jane Ross, CLASS 514 R Cooper, 2nd Amanda Butler, 3rd Sarah RIDER: 1st Lyn Chamberlain, 2nd Dayle Mrs D Sellar/Elleanor Bell, 2nd Mee- TO BE JUDGED - Saturday: 1st Singer/ N OPEN LADY’S RIDING HORSE, ON TYPE Lowe Snowden, 3rd Jazz Neale, CLASS 553 han/Davie family, 3rd Emily Gameson, Urquhart, 2nd Meg Fleming, 3rd Natasha (conformation class): 1st Jane Ross, 2nd ELECTRASERVE WELSH PO- NOVICE COB, not exceeding 155cm, CLASS 573 BEST NOVICE JUNIOR RID- Waddell, CLASS 501 Park Hack Mare, 3 Courtney Mullen, 3rd Kate McDermid, NIES- Saturday 0-5 wins: 1st Baylee Warner, 2nd Dayle ER, 0-5 WINS: 1st Cochrane Family/r. M years & over Suitable for Breeding - Sat- CLASS 515 OPEN GENTLEMAN’S RIDING Reserve Champion Partbred Welsh: Snowden, 3rd Erin FISHER, CLASS 554 Wilson, 2nd Emily Gameson, 3rd Milly urday: 1st Nikki Currey HORSE ON TYPE (conformation class): Meehan/Davie family COB, notexceeding 155cm: 1st Baylee Mackenzie, CLASS 574 BEST RIDER 11 DUNCAN NORRIE FARRIER 1st Nicki Hamburger, 2nd Vanessa Pick- Champion Partbred Welsh: Charlotte Warner, 2nd Lyn Chamberlain, 3rd Dayle years and under: 1st Mrs D Sellar/Ellea- Saddle Hunters - Saturday - ens, CLASS 516 OPEN RIDING HORSE Roberts Snowden, CLASS 555 BEST PACED COB: nor Bell, 2nd Meehan/Davie family, 3rd HOY Qualifying Section BEST PACED AND MANNERED TO BE Supreme Champion Welsh Exhibit: 1st Dayle Snowden, 2nd Baylee Warner, Emily Gameson, CLASS 575 BEST RID- Champion Saddle Hunter: Celia Shrimp- JUDGED - Saturday: 1st Jane Ross, 2nd Charlotte Roberts 3rd Erin FISHER, CLASS 556 BEST MAN- ER 12, 13 and 14 Years: 1st Mikayla Wy- ton Kate McDermid, 3rd Vanessa Pickens, Reserve Champion Adult Welsh Pony: NERED COB: 1st Jazz Neale, 2nd Baylee cliffe, 2nd Ella Walker, 3rd Jody Town- Reserve Champion Saddle Hunter: B CLASS 517 RIDING HORSE MARE, 3 Colleen Roberts Warner, 3rd Dayle Snowden, CLASS 557 ley, CLASS 576 OPEN SHOW PONY not FieldDodgson/Mrs D Sellar years and over, SUITABLE FOR BREED- Champion Adult Welsh Pony: Philip Pe- BEST RIDER ON A COB: 1st Lyn Cham- exceeding 123cm: 1st Ryan Gubb, CLASS CLASS 502 YOUTH OR GIRL RIDER 17 ING - Saturday: 1st Jane Ross ter berlain, 2nd Jazz Neale, 3rd Baylee 577 OPEN SHOW PONY over 123 and years and under 21 years - Saturday: 1st CLYDESDALES - Saturday CLASS 533 BEST PRESENTED Purebred: Warner not exceeding 128cm: 1st Mrs D Sellar/ Natasha Waddell, 2nd Meg Fleming, 3rd Reserve Champion Clydesdale: JM & NE 1st Sarah Lowe, 2nd Mandy White, 3rd RIDDEN PINTO - Saturday - Elleanor Bell, 2nd Meehan/Davie family, Grace Tripe, CLASS 503 BEST PRESENT- White P M Phillips/ John Phillips, CLASS 534 HOY Qualifying Section 3rd Emily Gameson, CLASS 579 OPEN ED SADDLE HUNTER - Saturday: 1st Ce- Champion Clydesdale: John D Booth FULLY REGISTERED WELSH ENTIRE, Champion Ridden Coloured: S morrish/ SHOW PONY over 133cm and not ex- lia Shrimpton, 2nd B FieldDodgson/Mrs CLASS 518 BEST PRESENTED HORSE & Open, 4 years and over: 1st Colleen Rob- M Wycliffe ceeding 138cm: 1st Mollie McLauchlan, D Sellar, 3rd Nicole Gibbs, CLASS 504 HANDLER: 1st John D Booth, 2nd John erts, CLASS 536 FULLY REGISTERED Reserve Champion Ridden Coloured: 2nd Milly Mackenzie, CLASS 580 OPEN OPEN SADDLE HUNTER, over 148cm D Booth, 3rd JM & NE White, CLASS 519 GELDING OR DRY MARE - A, B, C and Amanda Campbell SHOW PONY BEST PACED AND MAN- and not exceeding 163cm - Saturday: CLYDESDALE MALE, 3 years and over D, four years and over: 1st Philip Peter, CLASS 558 BEST PRESENTED HORSE NERED TO BE JUDGED, not exceeding 1st B FieldDodgson/Mrs D Sellar, 2nd (Entire or Gelding): 1st John D Booth, 2nd M/s Cretney Family, 3rd Alaina Tait, AND RIDER: 1st Amanda Campbell, 2nd 128cm: 1st Mrs D Sellar/Elleanor Bell, 2nd Nicole Gibbs, CLASS 505 OPEN SADDLE 2nd JM & NE White, 3rd John D Booth, CLASS 537 FULLY REGISTERED YEAR- Brittany Fowler, CLASS 559 NOVICE 0-5 Meehan/Davie family, 3rd Kate Geddes, HUNTER, over 163cm - Saturday: 1st Ce- CLASS 520 CLYDESDALE YEARLING, LING - A,B,C and D: 1st Pennbretti Stud, Wins: 1st Amanda Campbell, 2nd Britta- CLASS 581 OPEN SHOW PONY BEST lia Shrimpton, 2nd DG Equine, 3rd Eliza- COLT, FILLY OR GELDING: 1st Rowan 2nd Philip Peter, CLASS 538 FULLY ny Fowler, CLASS 560 OPEN: 1st S mor- PACE & MANNERED TO BE JUDGED: 1st beth McEwan, CLASS 506 OPEN LADY’S Bartlett, CLASS 521 CLYDESDALE 2 REGISTERED TWO AND THREE YEAR rish/ M Wycliffe, 2nd Amanda Campbell, Milly Mackenzie, 2nd Mollie McLauchlan OLD A,B,C,and D: 1st Dawn Elliott, 2nd Ashburton A&P Show results 2019

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Oscar McKimmie, 6, had a ball at the Ashburton A&P Show on Saturday. PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 021119-HM-0316

SADDLE HUNTER PONIES - Graeme & Sherryn Green, 3rd Graeme Champion Adult Shetland Pony: C A Saturday - HOY Qualifying & Sherryn Green, CLASS 591 Jenny 2yrs Crosado Section and over: 1st Graeme & Sherryn Green, Reserve Champion Adult Shetland Pony: Champion Saddle Hunter Ponies: DS 2nd Graeme & Sherryn Green, CLASS C A Crosado Equestrian/L Cochrane 592 Jack or Gelding 2yrs & over: 1st Champion Shetland Youngstock: Rich- Reserve Champion Saddle Hunter Po- Graeme & Sherryn Green, 2nd D&J Hum- ard Price nies: Maygen Gubb phries Supreme Champion Shetland: Richard Henry Bennett, 4, was flying high at the Ashburton A&P Show WILSON BULK TRANSPORT Price CLASS 582 THE ANNETTE BAXTER & on Saturday. Special ribbon for boy or girl 11 years DONKEYS- Saturday Reserve Champion Shetland Young- PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 021119-HM-0255 and under.: 1st Mrs D Sellar/Elleanor Bell, DONKEY - IN HAND stock: April Buckingham CLASS 600 BEST PRESENTED SHET- 2nd Charlotte Davi, 3rd Tabitha White, PERFORMANCE CLASSES Saturday wood, 3rd Sophie Marr, CLASS 1010 LAND & HANDLER: 1st Richard Price, CLASS 631 PONY, 90cm 2-phase (Art HIGHLAND FLING, under 10: 1st Clara CLASS 583 BEST PRESENTED SADDLE Reserve Champion Performance Don- 2nd Shona Cusack, 3rd Woffenden Fam- 274.5.3): 1st Meehan / Davie family, Tanner, 2nd Eve Marshall, 3rd Abbey PONY HUNTER RIDER & GEAR: 1st Mi- key: D&J Humphries ily, CLASS 601 BEST PACED PUREBRED 2nd Maygen Gubb, 3rd Lydia Hanra- Marr, CLASS 1011 SWORD DANCE, under kayla Wycliffe, 2nd Sophie Pickens, 3rd Champion In Hand Donkey: Graeme & SHETLAND: 1st Shona Cusack, 2nd han, CLASS 632 PONY 1.00m 2-phase 16: 1st Lucy Marshall, 2nd Isabella Inglis, Holly Hanson, CLASS 584 BEST RIDER Sherryn Green Richard Price, 3rd Andrea Price, CLASS (Art 274.5.3): 1st Sonya Benison, 2nd 3rd Ella Thorpe, CLASS 1012 HIGHLAND ON A SADDLE HUNTER PONY - NOT Champion Performance Donkey: 602 BEST MANNERED PUREBREAD Madeleine Haugh, 3rd Charlotte Bota, FLING, under 8: 1st Molly Greenwood, A HOY QUALIFIER: 1st Mrs D Sellar/ Graeme & Sherryn Green SHETLAND: 1st Andrea Price, 2nd C A CLASS 633 HORSE 90CM 2-phase (Art 2nd Olivia Erskine, 3rd Emilie Burrows, Meg Glassey, 2nd Holly Hanson, 3rd Supreme Champion Donkey: Graeme & Crosado, 3rd Shona Cusack, CLASS 604 274.5.3): 1st Samantha Tasker, 2nd Quinn CLASS 1013 HIGHLAND FLING, under Kate Costello, CLASS 586 OPEN SAD- Sherryn Green PUREBRED MARE, 4 Years and over: 1st Coutts, 3rd Sacha Holm-Smith, CLASS 14: 1st Lucy Marshall, 2nd Ruby Tanner, DLE HUNTER PONY, over 128cm and CLASS 593 Best Paced: 1st D&J Hum- C A Crosado, CLASS 605 PUREBRED 634 HORSE 1.00m Table C (Art 239): 1st 3rd Ella Thorpe, CLASS 1014 HIGHLAND not exceeding 138cm: 1st Maygen Gubb, phries, 2nd Graeme & Sherryn Green, GELDING, 4 Years and over: 1st C A Kate Perry, 2nd Noah Coutts, 3rd Laura FLING, under 16: 1st Lucy Marshall, 2nd 2nd Sophie Pickens, 3rd Holly Hanson, 3rd Graeme & Sherryn Green, CLASS Crosado, CLASS 606 PUREBRED YEAR- Gough, CLASS 635 PONY 1.00m Table C Isabella Inglis, 3rd Ella Thorpe, CLASS CLASS 587 OPEN SADDLE HUNTER 594 Open Pattern (figure 8): 1st Graeme LING or FOAL, COLT, FILLY or GELDING: (Art 239): 1st Sonya Benison, 2nd Kaitlyn 1015 SWORD DANCE, under 12: 1st Ruby PONY, over 138cm and not exceeding & Sherryn Green, 2nd D&J Humphries, 1st Andrea Price, 2nd Woffenden Fam- Murray Tanner, 2nd Madeline Marshall, 3rd Clara 148cm: 1st DS Equestrian/L Cochrane, 3rd Graeme & Sherryn Green, CLASS ily, 3rd Woffenden Family, CLASS 607 Tanner, CLASS 1016 SWORD DANCE, 2nd Mikayla Wycliffe, 3rd Kate Costel- 595 Challenge: 1st D&J Humphries, 2nd BAYLEYS REAL ESTATE Ring PUREBRED TWO or THREE YEAR OLD, under 8: 1st Olivia Erskine, 2nd Emilie lo, CLASS 588 OPEN SADDLE HUNTER Graeme & Sherryn Green, 3rd Graeme & 1 Showjumping - Saturday COLT, FILLY or GELDING: 1st Richard Burrows, CLASS 1017 SWORD DANCE, PONY, BEST PACED AND MANNERED Sherryn Green CLASS 636 B & N PROPERTIES PONY, Price, 2nd April Buckingham, 3rd Shona under 10: 1st Clara Tanner, 2nd Abbey TO BE JUDGED: 1st Mikayla Wycliffe, 2nd BRAYWIN MULES - MULES - SATURDAY #1.10m Art 239 Table C: 1st Madeleine Cusack Marr, 3rd Sebastian Inglis, CLASS 1018 Sophie Pickens, 3rd Holly Hanson CLASS 596 BEST PRESENTED MULE & Haugh, 2nd olivia Adams, 3rd Quinn DOUBLE SWORD, under 14: 1st Lucy WILSON BULK TRANSPORT HANDLER: 1st Robin Winter, 2nd Robin Coutts, CLASS 637 BAYLEYS REAL ES- SHOWJUMPING Marshall, 2nd Abbey Marr, CLASS 1019 DONKEYS- Saturday Winter, CLASS 597 MOLLY MULE ANY TATE, HORSE #1.20m Art 239 Table C: SPECIAL SWORD UNDER 14: 1st Ella AGE: 1st Robin Winter, CLASS 598 JOHN Ring 2 Showjumping - Friday 1st Noah Coutts, 2nd Molly Buist-Brown, DONKEY - CONFORMATION Hole, 2nd Ella Thorpe, 3rd Sophie Thor- CLASSES MULE ANY Age: 1st Robin Winter, CLASS CLASS 619 PONY 90cm 2-phase (Art 3rd Emma Power, CLASS 638 COUN- TRY TV with PAUL CUNNEEN and TOBY pe, CLASS 1020 HIGHLAND REEL, under Reserve Champion Confirmation Don- 599 BEST PACED & MANNERED MULE 274/5.3): 1st Kaitlyn Murray, 2nd Ruby McDONNELL in PROPERTY BROKERS 14: 1st Isabella Inglis, 2nd Lucy Marshall, key: Graeme & Sherryn Green Any Age: 1st Robin Winter, 2nd Robin Thomas, 3rd Grace Flett, CLASS 620 COUNTRY: 1st Pippa Collins, CLASS 639 3rd Ruby Tanner, CLASS 1021 SEANN Champion Confirmation Donkey:Winter HORSE 90cm 2-phase (Art 274/5.3): QUAID CONSTRUCTION HORSE MINI TRIUBHAS, under 12: 1st Ruby Tanner, Graeme & Sherryn Green DUNCREE SHETLAND PONY 1st Larissa Marchand, 2nd Sacha Holm- PRIX SERIES # 1.30m-1,40m Art 238/2.2: 2nd Madeline Marshall, 3rd Clara Tanner, CLASS 589 Best Presented Donkey STUD - SHETLAND PONY- Smith, 3rd Makaela Bruce 1st Kimberley Bird, 2nd Kimberley Bird, CLASS 1023 IRISH JIG, under 8: 1st Emilie and Handler: 1st D&J Humphries, 2nd Ring 2 Showjumping - Saturday 3rd Oliva Brown, CLASS 640 HORSE Burrows, 2nd Molly Greenwood, 3rd Ol- 1.10m Art 274/5.3 (2 Phase): 1st Kirstin ivia Erskine, CLASS 1024 IRISH JIG, Local Beaven, 2nd Olivia Robertson, 3rd Oliv- under 12: 1st Madeline Marshall, 2nd Se- ia Robertson, CLASS 641 HORSE 1.00m bastian Inglis, 3rd Eve Marshall, CLASS 2-phase (Art 274.5.3): 1st Harriet Gard- 1025 IRISH JIG, under 14: 1st Isabella In- ner, 2nd Larissa Marchand, 3rd Emma glis, 2nd Ruby Tanner, 3rd Lucy Marshall, Waite CLASS 1026 IRISH JIG, under 10: 1st Clara Tanner, 2nd Sebastian Inglis, 3rd Emilie HIGHLAND Burrows, CLASS 1027 IRISH HORNPIPE, under 16: 1st Ruby Tanner, 2nd Clara Tan- AND NATIONAL ner, 3rd Lucy Marshall, CLASS 1028 IRISH JIG, under 10 IRISH JIG RESTRICTED: 1st DANCING Molly Greenwood, 2nd Olivia Erskine, 3rd Sebastian Inglis, CLASS 1029 SAIL- Charmaine Quaid Cup (local winner ORS HORNPIPE, under 10: 1st Olivia Er- most points in national): Lucy Marshall skine, 2nd Sebastian Inglis, 3rd Eve Mar- Kate Wills Cup (winner of waltz clog): shall, CLASS 1030 SAILORS HORNPIPE, Lucy Marshall under 14: 1st Madeline Marshall, 2nd Moore Family Cup (Most points local Un- Lucy Marshall, 3rd Isabella Inglis der 12): Madeline Marshall Grieve Cup (most points local under 8): TINY TOTS Catriona Inglis R & D Mawes Cup (local winner most SHOW points under 10): Sebastian Inglis Gray Clan Trophy (A&P sailors under 10): Champion Baby (Silver Salver): Dominic Olivia Erskine Lawrence Julie Hawke Challenge Cup (winner nov- CLASS 1031 Girls up to 6 months.: 1st ice under 14): Mia Pierson Chloe Hill, 2nd Piper Lawrence, 3rd Evie CLASS 1006 WALTZ CLOG, under 14: Ranson, 3rd Cassie Churchill, CLASS 1st Lucy Marshall, 2nd Ruby Tanner, 3rd 1033 Girls 6 to 12 months.: 1st Kenna Madeline Marshall, CLASS 1007 NOVICE Robinson, 2nd Ellemay Horrell, 3rd Ken- HIGHLAND FLING, under 14.: 1st Mia zie Dhue, CLASS 1035 Girls 1 to 2 years.: Pierson, 2nd Catriona Inglis, 3rd Isla 1st Willow Peddie, 2nd Natalia Watson, Barron, CLASS 1008 HIGHLAND FLING, CLASS 1037 Girls 2 years to 4 years.: 1st under 12: 1st Ruby Tanner, 2nd Clara Tan- Ivy Hunt, 2nd Maddie Drummond, 3rd ner, 3rd Madeline Marshall, CLASS 1009 Annabelle Poole, CLASS 1038 Boys 2 HIGHLAND FLING, 6 years and under.: years to 4 years.: 1st Dominic Lawrence, Emily Everest, 11, (left) and Katey Foot, 10, have fun at the Ashburton A&P Show on Saturday. 1st Olivia Erskine, 2nd Pippa Green- 2nd Jedd Ranson, 3rd Carter Hill, 3rd PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 021119-HM-0282 Monty Ranson Arts

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■■THE SOUTH AFREAKINS ARTS DIARY

■■ November 5 – Ashburton Socie- Concept of home explored ty of Arts AGM, guest speaker is Methven sculptor Hannah Kidd, Helene and Gordon are stuck 7.30pm, Short Street Studio. ■ in the same armchairs, on the ■ November 8 - Ladies Summer same farm, in the same rut. Session, Trott’s Garden Marquee, So begins the solo perfor- Racecourse Rd, 7pm-12am. mance by New Zealand actor Southern Netball invites you Robyn Paterson, The South to a great night out with guest Afreakins. speaker Hollie Woodhouse and Helene longs to leave and ex- live band Black & Gold. Ticket perience everything the world price includes food and drinks. and retirement has to offer, but See Southern Netball Club Face- Gordon won’t leave his milk book page for further details. ■ tart. ■ November 10 – Simon O’Neill in When the couple finally im- Concert with Woolston Brass, migrate to Otemoetai in ru- 2pm to 4pm, Ashburton Trust ral Aotearoa, a hilarious and Event Centre. ■ heart-breaking story unfolds as ■ November 16 – Weekend two- they discover it is hard work to day Limestone Sculpture Work- find a place they feel is home. shop begins with Paul Deans ■ The South Afreakins is a ■ November 17 – The South black comedy about leaving Afreakins – a dark comedy, writ- everything you’ve known and ten and performed by Robyn starting over again. Paterson. Ashburton Trust Event Now touring New Zealand, it Centre, 6.30pm, Open Hat, no was performed with a sell-out pre-bookings necessary. ■ season at the Edinburgh Festi- ■ November 18 – Muka Youth val, followed by the VAULT Fes- Prints Exhibition, 1pm to 6pm tival in London. at the Ashburton Art Gallery. The South Afreakins will No adults allowed in this unique stage at an open hat night at travelling exhibition of original Ashburton Trust Event Centre lithographs which can only be at 6.30pm on November 17. viewed and purchased by those aged five to 18 years. Right - New Zealand actor ■■ November 21 – High Country Robyn Paterson presents Fete Methven, Methven Race- the dark comedy The South course, from 10am–4pm. Bou- Afreakins. tique stalls from well known and unique businesses from all over PHOTO SUPPLIED New Zealand. Entertainment, wine tasting, fashion, food and great gift shopping. Take in the spectacular landscape as you listening to live entertainers. ■■ November 22 – Twelfth Night by Big Little Theatre Company at the Ashburton Trust Event Cen- tre, runs to November 24. ■■ To November 22 – Remember- ing Rodin at the Ashburton Art Gallery. ■■ November 23 – Ashburton Soci- ety of Arts Monday Group arts and crafts sale, 10am to 3pm at the Short Street Studio. Anyone wanting to participate please phone Val 0211006997. ■■ To November 24 – Spring Into Christmas exhibition and sale at the Short Street Studio. ■■ November 26 – The Bee Gees Night Fever, 8pm, Ashburton Trust Event Centre.

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Send your information to: Spring into Christmas open for business Susan Sandys [email protected] Ashburton Society of Arts members yesterday opened their annual Spring Into Christmas exhibition, which will run to Novem- or phone 03 307-7961 ber 24. Pictured is guest artist Vicki Knudsen of Darfield, getting some help from fellow exhibitor Judith Mitchell, in hanging her watercolours and acrylics. About 15 members are displaying their works alongside Knudsen, which are all for sale, ranging @AshGuardian from a very reasonable $50 and up. The exhibition is based at the Short Street Studio, and will open 11am to 4pm Saturdays and www.facebook.com/ashguardian Sundays, as well as on Mondays and Wednesdays when the studio sign is out. Subscribe at www.guardianonline.co.nz PHOTO SUSAN SANDYS 011119-SS-0346 Sport

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■■CRICKET Black Caps strike back

Nearly four months later and 18,000 kilometres away, this time Martin Guptill and Jimmy Neesham’s con- tributions against England got the Black Caps over the line. Guptill and Neesham, playing in the same game for the first time since their infamous Super Over combination in the World Cup final, were the blocks for Mitchell Santner and Ish Sodhi to build upon as the Black Caps leveled the Twenty20 se- ries against England at one apiece. A 21-run win at Westpac Stadi- um was started by Guptill’s 41 and Neesham’s 42, as the Black Caps overcame a slow middle period and a brief lower-order English scare to bounce back from their defeat on Friday in Christchurch. A return to Wellington, where they haven’t lost a T20 since 2013, and the shorter boundaries on offer at the Cake Tin proved hospitable for the Black Caps’ bigger hitters, after being sent in to bat for the sec- ond straight clash. Guptill’s return to the scene of his highest one-day score helped him bust his recent slump. After just one six in his last nine innings, Guptill Allenton took on Greendale on Saturday and lost by four wickets. PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 021119-HM-0485 welcomed English debutant Saqib Mahmood to international cricket with a long-awaited straight six. ■■CRICKET Guptill’s knock – eventually end- ed after 28 balls by Adil Rashid – was complemented by a classic Colin de Grandhomme cameo – 28 from 12 balls – as the Black Caps had a help- ing hand from some ropey English Gilbert plays lone hand fielding. James Vince spilled a sitter from Tim Seifert, and after wicketkeep- By Erin Tasker O’Connor got the job done for Back in Ashburton, Mid Can- best batsman was opener Sat- er Sam Billings put down Guptill, [email protected] their side, with Gilbert finishing terbury’s other team in the com- veer Singh, who scored 27. Vince couldn’t hang on to a much It’s not often that one man gets up 36 not out, and O’Connor petition, Allenton, were at home Allenton then made an ear- more difficult chance to remove the all of his side’s runs in a chase, there at the end without a run to to Greendale and looking for ly breakthrough in Greendale’s Black Caps opener. but on Saturday Nick Gilbert did his name. their second win of the compe- chase, with a run out off the arm However, Vince’s biggest blunder just that. He did face a few balls, and tition. of Ranpreet Singh, but Green- came when he dropped Neesham His Tech side headed to Rolle- was even dropped once, but But it wasn’t to be, as the Al- dale’s reply was steady and even- – on four – in the deep. Ross Taylor ston to play one of two Ohoka when it came to scoring the runs, lenton side – made up entirely of tually they got there with four (28 from 24) and Daryl Mitchell (five teams in the Canterbury Coun- all the action came off the bat of players with the surname Singh, wickets in hand and two overs to from nine) had allowed England to try senior cricket competition, Gilbert. with all of them hailing from the spare. wrestle back into the contest, but and after a late start it was all one It was a big win, and Tech’s same part of India originally – Ben Alexander followed up Neesham produced his highest way traffic. fourth on the trot in their debut went down by four wickets. his four wickets bowling, with a Twenty20 score to give the innings Tech bowled first and dis- season in the Canterbury Coun- Allenton won the toss and high score of 36 for Greendale, impetus once more. missed Ohoka for just 35 runs, try competition, making them elected to bat first, and although while Haigh Jebson finished the In his first Twenty20 since 2017, with two Tech bowlers taking five firmly the team to beat in the they lost wickets at regular in- job off for his side, finishing 33 Neesham ended with 42 from 22 wicket bags. competition’s south section. tervals they eventually made it not out. balls, and after Chris Jordan (3-23) Alex Veint took 5/11 while Har- Their match on Saturday was through to 160 all out off 31.1 For Allenton, Ranpreet Singh and Sam Curran (2-22) had pegged ry Jones took 5/18 in what was a a crossover game with the north overs, thanks largely to a late and Mana Singh took two wick- them back, the Black Caps reached remarkable innings of cricket. section, played in Rolleston as a knock of 66 off 58 balls by Mana ets each, with Ranpreet Singh a defendable total at 176-8. But it was to get even more mid-way meeting point, as will Singh. finishing with 2/34 and Mana That total became eminently remarkable, with Tech knocking be the case when sides from Mid Batting at number nine, his Singh taking 2/23 and a catch to more defendable when Jonny Bair- the target off in just 3.5 overs. Canterbury and North Canter- innings included five sixes and round off a man-of-the-match stow was dismissed first ball by Tim Openers Gilbert and Liam bury meet this season. four fours, while Allenton’s next performance. Southee.

■■RUGBY Kolisi bursting with pride after World Cup victory

Siya Kolisi grabbed the Webb El- Led by the first black captain in different backgrounds, different It evoked memories of South emotional Kolisi said, “and we can lis Cup, gave it a kiss and hoisted the Springboks’ 128-year rugby races – came together with one Africa’s first World Cup triumph achieve anything if we work to- it high as fireworks exploded and history, South Africa’s multiracial goal.” in 1995 and Nelson Mandela – the gether as one.” his team-mates – black and white squad swept to a record-tying Among the post-match cele- country’s president at the time Kolisi was shaking with adrena- – rejoiced behind him. third World Cup title by overpow- brations was the poignant sight of – wearing the No. 6 jersey as he lin as he belted out the national an- A blowout victory in the Rugby ering England in a 32-12 victory Kolisi being joined on the winner’s handed the World Cup trophy to them before kickoff in Yokohama World Cup final for the Spring- on Saturday night. podium by South African Presi- captain Francois Pienaar. and was then at the heart of a mas- boks. “We have so many problems in dent Cyril Ramaphosa, who was Kolisi thanked the South African sive effort by the Boks forwards, Yet another transcendent mo- our country,” the 28-year-old Ko- wearing a Springboks jersey with people on the farms, in the town- who brutalised England with their ment for post-apartheid South lisi said. No. 6 on the back – the number ships and in the streets. traditional power at the set piece Africa. “A team like this – we come from worn by the captain. “We love you, South Africa,” an to seize control of the game. Sport

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Mission Mt Somers 10km race winner Steve Anderson heads for the finish line in hot race day conditions on Saturday. PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 021119-HM-0160 ■■TRAIL RUNNING Mission completed in Mt Somers

By Erin Tasker four different trail running events back, finishing in 4.59.35 hours, The women’s half marathon The 5km event attracted all [email protected] based on the Mt Somers Walkway just ahead of third placed Jamie was won by Nicki McFadzien in ages and it was an under-10 en- Sweltering conditions made the track – a full 42km marathon, the Gardner. 2.43.41 hours, with Tessa Walker trant who crossed the finish line going just that little bit tougher 21km half marathon, the 10km For the women, Methven local second and Katherine Reardon first for the blokes. for the 400-odd entrants in Sat- and a 5km event. Julia Grant was the first woman third. Hero Barrettelli won in 27 min- urday’s Mission Mt Somers trail The marathon runners set off at home in 5.28.47 hours, also well Leading the pack home in the utes flat, while Ruben Birt (in the running event. 7am when it wasn’t quite so hot, ahead of her nearest rival, Kristi- 10km run for the men was Steve 11-17 age group) was second, and But, the smiles on the faces of and 4.13.52 hours later the first of na Aluzaite, who crossed the fin- Anderson, who finished in a time another 10-and under was third, the athletes as they crossed the them crossed the finish line, and ish line in 6.03.51 hours. of 41.57 minutes, ahead of Rhys in Guy Orchiston. finish line said it all – it may have that was Weston Hill, who set an Things were a bit closer in the Bowen in second and Zac Noone For the girls, Hannah Hayes been hot and hard going, but it absolutely blistering pace in the half marathon, with Hamish El- in third, while the women’s 10km (11-17 years) was first to cross the was a whole lot of fun, too. heat. liott winning the men’s race in a title went to Lindy Millar in a time line in 35.20 minutes, with Na- Starting and finishing at the He opened up a huge gap on time of 2.06.53 hours, and Ryan of 46.54 minutes, ahead of Lola dia Marinelli (18+) second, and Staveley Store, the Mission Mt the rest of the field, with second Carr second in 2.08.56 hours, and Bryson-Boe in second and Mor- Monique Johnson (11-17 years) Somers event was made up of placed finisher Grant Guise well Rhys John third. gan Ahu in third. third. Futsal Whites go close to massive World Cup upset

The Futsal Whites have come ago- Looking to make history by mons onslaught, holding a narrow Arnold Maeluma netting to send The Solomon Islands then nisingly close to a ground-break- qualifying for the biggest stage lead at the end of a tense first half. the match into extra time. held their nerve from the spot to ing place at the World Cup, fight- for the first ever time, the Futsal With less than two minutes on Despite some frantic end-to- qualify for Lithuania 2020 by the ing out a thrilling 10-goal draw Whites took an early lead with the clock, Hou pulled a goal back end action in the final minute, the slimmest of margins, leaving the with the Solomon Islands before captain Miroslav Malivuk scoring. for the Solomon Islands to set up scores remained deadlocked as Futsal Whites heartbroken but eventually losing on penalties in The New Zealand defence then a grandstand finish. The Solomon the title decider went into a pen- proud of putting in such an out- the OFC Futsal Nations Cup final. stood strong in the face of a Solo- Islanders showed their class with alty shoot-out. standing effort. GET AHEAD OF THE GAME WITH THE GUARDIAN ALL DRAWS AND RESULTS Sport ONLINE TONIGHT AT www.guardianonline.co.nz Racing

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■■CUP WEEK ■■EMPIRE ROSE Carlo ‘never been better’ Melody

By Adam Hamilton get to see the very best of San “We joined the victory celebra- confirms Carlo. tions afterwards and it was fan- Powerhouse Aussie veteran San “I truly believe he’s never been tastic to see Kerryn treated like a Carlo is primed for his first Kiwi better,” she beamed. celebrity,” she said. raid. “It’s like he’s gone to another “I’ve had such a great time her class San Carlo shares a flight with level this campaign. It’s so excit- both trips over and never thought emerging trotter McLovin to ing.” for a moment I’d get to compete Christchurch, via Auckland, on San Carlo won the Kilmore Cup in it myself. Star Kiwi mare Melody Belle has Wednesday. sitting parked first-up and has “I can’t wait.” added a Gr 1 win in Australia with a “It’s not ideal going through since produced runs of the race San Carlo looms as such an dominant performance in the Em- Auckland, but they have the for fourth in the Victoria Cup and important horse in all the NZ pire Rose Stakes at a sodden Flem- chance to get out and spend a second in the Swan Hill Cup after races he contests because he so ington. bit of time there before the flight doing all the work in quick times. Bec Bartley often makes moves in his races Already a winner of nine Group down to Christchurch,” co-train- “Colt Thirty One had the per- and connections aren’t afraid to One races in New Zealand includ- er and driver Bec Bartley said. fect sit on him and it took the in an NZ Cup, but she’s got great go and sit parked. ing six this year, Melody Belle was “They get to Christchurch Fri- whole straight for him to nose us memories of the race. He’s sure to make the races racing in Australia for the first time day morning, so it’s still plenty out. “I’ve been twice. The first time genuine contests. since March last year in Saturday’s of time to settle in before the big “And Colt Thirty One is a really, I went, I was lucky enough it was And the way he’s racing, he’s fillies and mares’ 1600m weight- one.” reallt nice horse,” Bartley said. year Kerryn (Manning) won with good enough to win a big one for-age feature. Bartley is adamant Kiwis will This will be Bartley’s first drive Arden Rooney. with the right sort of luck. And she showed her class. With Opie Bosson aboard, Mel- ody Belle sat wide with cover back in the field from a deep draw be- fore asserting her authority in the Toms comes of age in Feilding victory straight. Melody Belle, the $3.80 favour- ite, chased down last year’s VRC Foxton trainers David and Emma cluding three of his last four delivering an excellent support- his move, rolling to the lead in Oaks winner Aristia ($17) and drew Haworth came within a nose of starts, and he had begun a new ing performance in third. the straight under Darryl Bradley. away to beat her by 1-1/2-lengths a quinella in Saturday’s Listed campaign with eye-catching per- The Haworth pair both en- But Johnathan Parkes brought with Spanish Reef ($20) another Ricoh Feilding Gold Cup (2200m) formances at Hastings and Otaki. joyed smooth midfield runs as Toms home over the top of his 1-3/4-lengths away third. at Awapuni, headed by a break- He stepped up to stakes level Call Me Royal, Strolling Vaga- stablemate in the last 200m, “She’s a great mare,” trainer through performance by Toms. for the first time yesterday and bond and Pacorus set a strong sweeping past and opening up a Jamie Richards said. The improving six-year-old rose to the occasion, with ac- pace up front. margin of a length-and-a-quar- “We were quietly confident she won four races last season, in- complished stablemate Balham Balham was the first to make ter at the finish. was ready to go.” Kaikoura harness M8 Today at South Bay Racecourse Kaikoura Trotting Club Inc at South Bay Racecourse Meeting 5 0F8 My Man Rooster fr...... Scratched 8 06170 Ideal Invasion (U1) 10M 9 x6644 Monkey’s Way (U2) fr...... R Close 13 49x12 Sweet Mary (U1) 10M...... S Ottley Date: 04 Nov 2019 NZ Meeting number: 8 Doubles: 2 and 6 Tasman Tempest (5) fr...... R May 9 90573 With Ice (U2) 10M...... B Butt 10 435x8 Le Lievre’s Gift (U3) fr...... J Curtin 14 53410 Millwood Maizie (1) 20M...... C D Thornley 3; 4 and 5; 6 and 7; 8 and 9 Trebles: 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 7 Terror Maria fr...... Scratched 10 P4090 Zeddie Marit (1) 20M...... J Dunn 7 3.22pm ALABAR KAIKOURA CUP PACE $50,000, 9 4.40 SPRINGSTON HOTEL MOBILE PACE $14,000, 6; 7, 8 and 9 8 389x Rozha (6) fr...... S Anderson 11 7x126 Idle Moose (2) 20M...... B Orange ffa, stand, 2400m 3yo+ r57-r74., mobile, 1900m 1 12.05pm (NZT) THE JOINER SHOP PACE $12,000, 9 Jimmy D (21) fr...... R Close 12 50416 Medusa (1) 30M...... K Cameron 1 P9218 Our Uncle Sam (1) fr...... A Frisby 1 21561 Donegal Mary Francis (1) fr..... S O’Reilly (J) 3yo+ r40-r55, stand, 2400m 3 1.05pm KAIKOURA BUILDING CENTRE ITM TROT 5 2.12pm PENINSULAR BEACHFRONT RESORT MBL 2 7x357 Hail Christian (2) fr...... B Orange 2 8x320 Vinnie Rulz (2) fr...... B Hope (J) 1 43311 Donegal Davy Boyd (1) fr...... B Butt $10,000, w/c, stand, 2400m PACE $12,000, 3yo+ r50-r56., mobile, 1900m 3 24x45 Another Masterpiece (3) fr...... T Williams 3 x8065 J B Mauney (3) fr...... B Orange 2 93369 King Of Heroes (2) fr...... C DeFilippi 1 0095x Cabella Noir (1) fr...... J Curtin 1 5x1 Where’s Daddy (1) fr...... M Anderson 4 43x11 Triple Eight (4) fr...... D Butcher 4 400x8 Anamajor (4) fr...... B Butt 3 5155 Roll The Dice (3) fr...... O Thornley (J) 2 x7291 Orlando Magic (2) fr...... S Ottley 2 x140P The Governor (2) fr...... M Hurrell (J) 5 43356 Check In (5) fr...... G Smith 5 1129 Carlos Bromac fr...... Scratched 4 135 Can I Be Me (4) fr...... M Anderson 3 3862x Majestic Mannequin (3) fr...... R Close 3 72021 Mordecai (3) fr...... K Tomlinson (J) 6 83x19 Cruz Bromac (6) fr...... M Purdon 6 4321x Jay Tee Tyron (5) fr...... J Dunn 5 10455 Portalegre (5) fr...... S Ottley 4 2379x Eden Creek (4) fr...... G O’Reilly 4 8x485 Virgil (4) fr...... T Williams 7 25x42 Ashley Locaz fr...... Scratched 7 01530 Ivana Flybye (6) fr...... D Butcher 6 x0500 Rainy River fr...... Scratched 5 03104 Blink N Bones (5) fr...... B Ford 5 2565x Mach Da Vinci (5) fr...... B Orange 8 16237 Classie Brigade (7) fr...... J Dunn 8 54459 Smarter VC fr...... Scratched 7 8149x Sherry Baby (6) fr...... J Dunn 6 10 Idle Stuartia (6) fr...... B Orange 6 25598 Jonty James fr...... Scratched 9 11121 A Bettor Act (8) fr...... M Anderson 9 16x91 Letterkenny Boy (21) fr...... T Williams 8 708x0 Pay Me Swiss fr...... Scratched 7 41472 Sierra Gold (7) fr...... R Holmes 7 37464 Corona (6) fr...... R Close 10 43x85 Nandolo (9) fr...... J W Cox 10 506x0 Three Ideas (22) fr...... R May 9 3331 Terror The Christian fr...... Scratched 8 66879 Prince Teka (8) fr...... I Cameron 8 27068 God Only Knows (7) fr...... G Smith 8 4.03pm PGG WRIGHTSON NZ YSS AGED CLASSIC 11 91850 Go Davey (23) fr...... B Laughton (J) 10 25598 Jonty James (7) fr...... R May 9 310x9 Call Me Trouble (9) fr...... S Thornley (J) 9 8149x Sherry Baby fr...... Scratched HANDICAP PACE $50,000, 4yo+ r60-r100 spechcp, SELECTIONS 11 60006 Tin Roof Blues fr...... Scratched 10 54480 Look Both Ways (10) fr...... R May 10 42068 Givemewhatineed (21) fr...... P Davis stand, 2400m Race 1: Roll The Dice, Donegal Davy Boyd, King Of Heroes 12 8x814 Hidden Delight (8) fr...... J W Cox 11 000x9 Wandering Star (11) fr...... K Tomlinson (J) 11 71040 Frosty Reception (22) fr...... R May 1 325x5 Heisenberg (1) fr...... J Dunn Race 2: Luminite, Freddiesam, Navagio, Tasman Tempest 13 4687x Georgie Martin (9) fr...... S McNally 12 498x9 You Really Got Me (U1) fr...... J Dunn 12 11852 Down To The Bone (23) fr...... J Dunn 2 402x2 Franco Niven (2) fr...... T Williams Race 3: Orlando Magic, Cabella Noir, Idle Stuartia, Sierra Gold 14 71297 Ghostwriter (10) fr...... M Lewis (J) 13 65405 Chasing Great (U2) fr...... C DeFilippi 6 2.47 MAJESTIC SON SOUTH BAY TROTTERS CUP 3 6x111 Taxman (3) fr...... M Purdon Race 4: Overzealous, Idle Moose, Sioux Princess, Lone Star Lad 15 316 Patronus Star (11) fr...... G Smith 4 1.40pm VIC & IRENE SMITH MEMORIAL HANDI- (HCP TROT) $30,000, r50-r130 spechcp, stand, 2400m 4 805x0 Franco Hampton (4) fr...... J Curtin Race 5: Virgil, Down To The Bone, Mach Da Vinci, Where’s Daddy 16 66624 Bound To Impress fr...... Scratched CAP TROT $12,000, r50+ discrhcp, stand, 2400m 1 31x33 Pres The Belle (1) fr...... T Williams 5 036x3 Stars Tonight (5) fr...... G Smith Race 6: Habibi Inta, Pres The Belle, Valloria, Destiny Jones 17 323x6 Copperfield (12) fr...... T Williams 1 25235 Lone Star Lad (1) fr...... R Close 2 x3225 Valloria (2) fr...... J Dunn 6 21625 Kruizr (1) 10M...... R May Race 7: Another Masterpiece, Triple Eight, A Bettor Act 2 12.35 KAIKOURA WASTE SERVICES MOBILE PACE 2 68020 Sioux Princess (U1) fr...... S Ottley 3 6x939 Amaretto Sun (3) fr...... S Tomlinson (J) 7 59x12 Cast No Shadow (2) 10M...... B Orange Race 8: Taxman, Bettorstartdreaming, Arden Roanoke $10,000, non-winners 3yo+., mobile, 1900m 3 41226 The Bloss (1) 10M...... B Borcoskie 4 8x553 Didjabringthebeers (4) fr...... K Butt 8 51x46 Mongolian Cavalry 10M...... Scratched Race 9: Jay Tee Tyron, Letterkenny Boy, Ivana Flybye 1 63362 Freddiesam (1) fr...... O Thornley (J) 4 1537x Tehoro Dazzle 10M...... Scratched 5 x3313 Habibi Inta (5) fr...... B Orange 9 24841 Mikey Maguire (3) 10M...... C DeFilippi LEGEND: X - Spell from racing of at least 3 months P - Retired 2 Navagio (2) fr...... B Orange 5 6424x Izmok (2) 10M...... C DeFilippi 6 x80x5 Bordeaux (6) fr...... M Anderson 10 4845x Bringitonhome (4) 10M...... R Close (or pulled up) from race L - Driver unseated U1 - Unruly beginner 3 Luminite (3) fr...... C DeFilippi 6 850x9 Alvira Hest (3) 10M...... R May 7 23642 Destiny Jones (7) fr...... S Ottley 11 15112 Arden Roanoke (5) 10M...... M Anderson {C} - Concession driver {C.cl} - Claiming concession driver which 4 Beaudiene Hustler (4) fr...... M Anderson 7 418x3 Overzealous (4) 10M...... P Davis 8 070Dx War Machine (U1) fr...... R May 12 01455 Bettorstartdreaming (6) 10M...... J I Dickie allows horse to start one class down Palmerston North dogs M3 Today at Manawatu Raceway Palmerston North Greyhound Racing Club (2014) Incorporat- 10 64878 White Comet 23.69...... D Donlon 6 51237 Big Time Lebron 23.67...... L Cole 8 3.54 PNGRC SECTIONAL TIMES@PNGREYHOUNDS. 3 72784 Electrical Storm nwtd...... M Goodier ed Venue: Manawatu Raceway Meeting Date: 04 Nov 2019 3 2.21pm J P PRINT, PETONE C3 C3, 410m 7 72141 Awesome Quality 23.24...... L Cole KIWI C1 C1, 457m 4 54218 Bigtime Caleb 25.99...... L Cole NZ Meeting number: 3 Doubles: 1 and 2; 3 and 4; 5 and 6; 7 1 88716 Bigtime Jamie nwtd...... L Cole 8 47183 Bigtime Charlote nwtd...... L Cole 1 84778 Jetlag Jag nwtd...... J McInerney 5 Box Vacant...... Scratched and 8; 9 and 10; 11 and 12 Trebles: 1, 2 and 3; 4, 5 and 6; 7, 2 41668 Bigtime Jasmine 23.51...... L Cole Emergencies: 2 62565 Chat Ya Later nwtd...... I Howe 6 64774 Big Time Rhino 26.30...... L Cole 8 and 9; 10, 11 and 12 3 67422 Bigtime Stella 23.62...... L Cole 9 45854 Bigtime Banjo 23.49...... L Cole 3 66856 Midnight Molly 26.28...... B Hodgson 7 62186 Bigtime Thor nwtd...... L Cole 1 1.48pm (NZT) FORMPRO RATINGS FREE EVERY 4 48658 Bigtime Minnie nwtd...... L Cole 10 54887 Magic Flynn 23.38...... L Cole 4 55158 It’s Timmy 27.02...... J McInerney 8 67354 Bigtime Diesel nwtd G &...... S Fredrickson MONDAY C1 C1, 410m 5 47753 Bigtime Cutie 23.66...... L Cole 6 3.13pm KERNOW CONSTRUCTION C0 C0, 457m 5 22471 Bigtime Fred 26.04...... L Cole 11 4.51pm NZ RACING SERIES GRADUATION (C2- 1 45753 Big Time Rusty nwtd...... L Cole 6 41625 Born Fab 23.83...... S Maher 1 635 Young Dumb Broke nwtd...... M Olden 6 54767 Bigtime Rosie 26.24 G &...... S Fredrickson C3) HEATS NZRSq, 457m 2 73467 Lucy Lingers nwtd...... J McInerney 7 x1513 Dyna Frankie 23.52...... M Roberts 2 7232 Big Time Spot nwtd...... L Cole 7 26543 Thomas William 25.97...... D Denbee 1 13867 Bigtime Tank 26.37...... L Cole 3 25156 Big Time Kenny 23.91...... L Cole 8 14214 Big Time Dusty 23.76...... L Cole 3 Thrilling Brax nwtd...... K Walsh 8 11214 Meandering 26.34...... A Turnwald 2 62511 Flying Huey 26.19...... K Gommans 4 445F7 Euphamistic nwtd...... B Hodgson 4 2.38pm PAUL CLARIDGE ELECTRICAL C4, 410m 4 64326 Stormin’ Home nwtd S &...... C Blackburn Emergencies: 3 65382 Big Time Tina nwtd...... L Cole 5 13442 Big Time May 23.90...... L Cole 1 62355 Dyna Diode nwtd...... M Roberts 5 T5275 Big Time Harper nwtd...... L Cole 9 68875 Bigtime Kate 26.13 G &...... S Fredrickson 4 72264 Big Time Kobe 26.78...... L Cole 6 x5526 Shrewdy nwtd...... L E Dunkerton 2 13658 Bigtime Pearl nwtd...... L Cole 6 55234 Ariana Sunset nwtd...... B Goldsack 10 87788 Toki Girl 26.45...... D Denbee 5 Box Vacant...... Scratched 7 37654 Here’s Hemi 23.62...... J McInerney 3 81421 Little Scamp 23.33...... D Denbee 7 73 Free Thinker nwtd...... M Olden 9 4.12pm NZ RACING SERIES GRADUATION (C2-C3) 6 57418 Big Time Benny 26.58...... L Cole 8 64168 Mickey Mowhawk nwtd...... D Denbee 4 48711 Big Time Izzy 23.39...... L Cole 8 67254 Trudy Remarkable nwtd...... C Morris HEATS NZRSq, 457m 7 56715 Thrilling Bruce nwtd...... K Walsh 9 66655 Zipping Romeo 23.91 J &...... D Bell 5 36315 Millie Prince 23.29 J &...... D Bell 9 75786 That’s Frank nwtd...... J McInerney 1 41123 Thrilling Stomp nwtd...... K Walsh 8 83146 Big Time Gina 26.28...... L Cole 10 77675 Dyna Bryleigh nwtd...... M Roberts 6 11768 Queen Big League 23.18 G &.S Fredrickson 7 3.34pm TOTAL BODYSHOP SUPPLIES C1 C1, 457m 2 46663 Bigtime Chris 26.27 G &...... S Fredrickson 12 5.13 OUTBACK TRADING COMPANY C4/5, 457m 2 2.04pm CREATIVE CATERING C1/C2 C1/2, 410m 7 73588 Bigtime Puma 23.57...... L Cole 1 64112 Broke Brad 26.31...... A Turnwald 3 67834 Bigtime Jetty nwtd...... L Cole 1 31763 Bigtime Bruno 26.35...... L Cole 1 41542 Bigtime Honey 24.01...... L Cole 8 62F88 Dynamite Danger 23.55 G &... S Fredrickson 2 7857P Elland Road nwtd...... J McInerney 4 62535 Big Time Tatum nwtd...... L Cole 2 25321 Tommy The Jett 26.09...... A Turnwald 2 77435 Punch On Ruby nwtd...... J McInerney 9 45854 Bigtime Banjo 23.49...... L Cole 3 43374 Tuff Mr. Tee 26.54...... S Gommans 5 Box Vacant...... Scratched 3 2211x Bigtime Lucy nwtd...... L Cole 3 11121 Thrilling Peta nwtd...... K Walsh 10 54887 Magic Flynn 23.38...... L Cole 4 55687 Arm Turner nwtd...... J McInerney 6 23635 Bigtime Forest 25.97...... L Cole 4 82713 Cheeseball 26.11...... L Cole 4 4167x Three Of Hearts nwtd...... B Hodgson 5 2.56pm DOUG BRADLEY PAINTERS C4/5, 410m 5 42223 Diamond Geezer 26.93...... M Goodier 7 41777 Bigtime Mike 26.18...... L Cole 5 37441 Fare Dodger 26.01...... M Goodier 5 41346 Retail Mayhem 23.85...... L Pearce 1 36636 Bigtime Emjay 23.56 G &...... S Fredrickson 6 72523 Summer Glee 26.85...... J McInerney 8 41667 Bigtime Alfie 26.37...... L Cole 6 13523 Bigtime Levi 25.75...... L Cole 6 55144 Cawbourne Moss 23.75...... M Roberts 2 17424 Funky Facts 23.27 G &...... S Fredrickson 7 64467 Bill’s Barker 26.58...... S Maher 10 4.33pm NZ RACING SERIES GRADUATION (C2- 7 47322 Bigtime Leads 26.03...... L Cole 7 45537 Three Amigos 23.65 J &...... D Bell 3 45341 Bigtime Eve 23.26...... L Cole 8 5x626 Ophira Bale nwtd...... M Roberts C3) HEATS NZRSq, 457m 8 42278 Ask King Jeff 25.78...... L Cole 8 11663 Big Time Nash 23.39...... L Cole 4 36285 Big Time Marlisa 23.37...... L Cole 9 68875 Bigtime Kate 26.13 G &...... S Fredrickson 1 28111 Big Time Amie 26.79...... L Cole LEGEND: fsdt - First Start Here nwd - No Win this Distance fstd 9 4F571 I’ll Be Loyal nwtd...... B Hodgson 5 55541 Big Time Frosty 23.37...... L Cole 10 87788 Toki Girl 26.45...... D Denbee 2 86347 Bigtime Benji 26.11...... L Cole - First Start This Distance 31 13 - Best Winning Time This Track Classifieds

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■■RUGBY TRADES, SERVICES ENTERTAINMENT COMPUTER PROBLEMS?? For professional computer Beckley Advertise in servicing and laser engraving, see Kelvin at KJB Systems, Coachlines 4 Ascot Place. Phone 308 Programme Foster gets 8989. Locally owned and Guardian Classifieds serving Ashburton for 30 ◊ GERALDINE FETE years. Same day service November 7 departing if possible. Supergold Ashburton, 9.30am. discount card welcomed. ◊ HORORATA for only $10 Hansen’s vote HIGHLAND GAMES November 9. MOTORING Date to be published ...... ◊ CHRISTMAS REBUILD NZME WHEEL alignments at great prices. Maximise the TRIP 30 words for $10* (31-50 words – $15) life of your tyres with an November 24 departing Steve Hansen has endorsed Ian alignment from Neumanns 9.30am. Foster to replace him as head Tyre Services Ltd, 197 Wills ◊ SELWYN EXPO coach of the New Zealand All Street. Phone 308 6737. @ West Melton, Blacks. December 1 departing Hansen’s tenure finished MEETINGS, EVENTS 11.30am. with a 40-17 win over Wales in For bookings Celtic Squash Club the third-place playoff at the phone 308 7646 Rugby World Cup on Friday, Annual six days after semi-final loss to General Meeting ADULT England ended New Zealand’s Thursday, ENTERTAINMENT bid for a third consecutive title. Tick box for your classification Foster is a long-serving as- November 21, 7pm NEW to town, Asian ladies, 015 - Accommodation / Rental 032 - For Sale 049 - Personal sistant coach and is among the size 8, sexy body, 34DD, busty. Steve Hansen At the club’s Keenan’s Chinese prostate massage. 029 - Adult Entertainment 034 - Gardening 051 - Plants / Produce candidates to succeed Hansen, Road, clubrooms. Two girls available. In/out 016 - Auction Sales 038 - Grazing 057 - Rural Trading Post who was an assistant to Gra- had an impact on sentiment calls. Phone 021 046 4314. 017 - Boats / Accessories 080 - Health & Beauty 059 - Situations Wanted ham Henry at the 2007 and ‘11 back in New Zealand, where All welcome. 018 - Business Notices 039 - Hire 063 - Sport World Cups before taking over many All Blacks fans see the For all subscriber 019 - Business Wanted / Sell 040 - Holiday Accommodation 064 - Sporting Notices and guiding the All Blacks on a need for an entirely new coach- HIRE enquiries, missed 021 - Caravans / Trailers 041 - Let or Lease 065 - Tenders successful title defense in 2015. ing partnership with fresh ide- GENERAL hire. Lawnmowers, deliveries, new 024 - Cinema 050 - Livestock / Pets 066 - Travel “I guess with hindsight, be- as. chainsaws, concrete breakers, subscriptions, temporary 025 - Education 042 - Lost and Found 067 - Trades / Services cause (Foster) has been there Aside from Foster the leading trailers, and more. All your stops – text, call or email: 027 - Entertainment 046 - Motoring 070 - Wanted for the last eight years and done candidates appear to include DIY / party hire, call and see Te x t 030 - Finance 047 - Motorcycles a fantastic job and understands current Wales coach Warren Ashburton U-Hire. 588 East Street. Open Monday-Friday 021 271 3399 013 - Florists 048 - Musical what happens, he’s got a good Gatland, who will return to 7am - 6pm; Saturday 7.30am * T&C’s apply. head-start over everybody else New Zealand after the World - 5pm; Sunday 8.30am - Phone on what’s needed,” Hansen Cup to coach Super Rugby’s 12.30pm. Phone 308 8061. 0800 274 287 said. Chiefs, and Jamie Joseph, who www.ashburtonuhire.co.nz Not for publication Email I hereby authorise publication of the above information on behalf of the organisation “He’s known for a long time guided Japan to the World Cup circulation@ concerned. that I’ll be leaving and he’s put semi-finals. theguardian.co.nz Name ...... together a very strong team. Former All Black Scott Rob- (Block letters) “And if that team comes to- ertson, who has coached the gether they’ll have a lot of in- Crusaders to the Super Rugby Address ...... gredients that are needed.” title in each of the last three Contact ph ...... (day) ...... (evenings) Hansen, who had a stint as seasons, has indicated his in- head coach of Wales before re- terest in the role. Email ...... turning to New Zealand to join But there is likely to be oppo- Signature ...... the All Blacks coaching staff, sition to Robertson taking over has previously touted Foster as from Hansen, who is also a for- the best option to succeed him. mer Crusaders coach, with the Clip this form, fill in the applicable details Foster has been an assistant Christchurch-based team seen and hand in to our LEVEL 3 coach since 2012. as exerting too much influence office on Burnett Street. But the semi-final loss has over All Blacks selections.

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Clogs (6) 4 6 8 9 3 1 4 2 5 8 3 1 9 7 6 21. Deserving recognition (10) 18. Tie (4) 716594283 22. Sprightly (4) 20. Beams (4) 1 2 7 8 3 839762145 6 7 3 2 8 9 5 1 4 79 3 8 5 192457638 584316729 MEDIUM HARD 371248596 748361592 486195273 231859467 592673841 569427381 8 1 4 3 5 9 7 6 2 6 1 4 7 9 8 2 3 5 957426318 827635149 263781459 395142678 1 4 5 9 3 2 6 8 7 4 5 2 9 8 3 7 1 6 638517924 976514823 729864135 183276954 26 Ashburton Forecast Guardian 25 RANGIORA LAKE COLERIDGE Waimakariri TODAY: Fine and warm. Family Notices Weather 27 Northeast breezes. DARFIELD 27 MAX 28 OVERNIGHT MIN 10 Map for today CHRISTCHURCH TOMORROW: Fine with some high 26 27 LYTTELTON cloud and light winds. Cloud increasing 22 Ashburton Guardian METHVEN LINCOLN 22 www.guardianonline.co.nz with late S. MAX 24 OVERNIGHT MIN 9 WEDNESDAY: Mostly cloudy. Rakaia Southerlies turning northeast. DEATHS DEATHS FUNERAL AKAROA 20 MAX 17 OVERNIGHT MIN 9 McCORMICK, Peter William – FURNISHERS ASHBURTON R THURSDAY: Partly cloudy, a few ak Passed away on November 2, MASTER 28 aia spots of rain. NE dying out. 2019, in Ashburton. Adored MONUMENTAL MASON MAX 22 OVERNIGHT MIN 10 husband of Elaine, and much A shb loved and respected father E.B. CARTER LTD Geraldine urton Midnight Tonight and father-in-law of Angela- Canterbury owned, For all your memorial Jane and Bruce, and Simon. R locally operated requirements ang Cherished Did/Granddad of New headstones and designs itata Brittany, Thomas, Isabella, Luka, Lachlan, and Jesse. He Patersons Renovations, will leave a huge gap in our Funeral Services Additional inscriptions, TIMARU hearts, that will never be filled. Cleaning and Concrete work 25 Messages to: The McCormick and Ashburton Carried out by qualified SUN PROTECTION ALERT family, c/- PO Box 6035, Crematorium Ltd tradesmen. Ashburton, 7742. A service 620 East Street Ashburton :40 :50 Office and Chapel 9 AM– 4 PM to celebrate Peter’s life, will Ph/Fax 308 5369 PROTECTION REQUIRED be held on Wednesday, Corner East & Cox or 0274 357 974 Whatever your skin colour November 6, at 11am at the Streets, Ashburton [email protected] Data provided by NIWA Allenton Rugby Clubrooms, Ph 307 7433 NZMMMA Member Waimate Melrose Road, Ashburton. Wind km/h NZ Situation Monday, 4 November 2019 Followed by a private less than 30 interment at Peter’s request. A ridge lies over New Zealand while a front n e mainly isolated cloudy drizzle drizzle few showers n e showers clearing showers approaches the far south of the South Island late 30 to 59 tonight. The front moves north through the South Island tomorrow then becomes slow moving on fog isolated snow sleet thunder rain snow hail 60 plus thunder  urries Wednesday and weakens stalling over the South Island, then moves southwards late Wednesday. overnight Canterbury Plains Canterbury High Country NZ Today max low We are the only TODAY TODAY FZL: Above 3000m Auckland ne 21 13 Fine and warm. Wind at 1000m: NW 45 Fine and warm. Northeast breezes. Hamilton ne 25 9 Mid Canterbury funeral km/h. Wind at 2000m: NW 50 km/h, rising home providing local, TOMORROW to to 65 km/h at night. Napier ne 26 13 Fine with some high cloud and light winds. TOMORROW FZL: Lowering to 2700m Palmerston North ne 20 12 caring and dignifi ed Cloud increasing and southerlies developing High cloud. A few spots of rain south of Wellington ne 17 13 mortuary care. late evening. Arthur’s Pass from afternoon. Wind at 1000m: NW rising to gale 65 km/h in exposed places Nelson ne 24 13 WEDNESDAY in the morning, then easing to W 45 km/h in Complete Blenheim ne 30 11 Mostly cloudy, scattered rain in the north. the evening. Wind at 2000m: NW rising to Local Care Southerlies turning northeast. gale 70 km/h in the morning, then easing to Greymouth ne 17 11 Since 1982 Rochelle W 50 km/h in the evening. Embalmer Christchurch ne 27 11 THURSDAY WEDNESDAY Partly cloudy, a few spots of late rain. Scattered rain. Light winds, but Timaru ne 25 9 northwesterlies developing late. Northeasterlies dying out. Queenstown ne 22 10 THURSDAY FRIDAY Partly cloudy. A few spots of rain. Dunedin ne 24 13 Mainly ne. Northwesterlies. Winds tending northerly. Invercargill ne 23 11

World Weather Forecasts for today River Levels cumecs Adelaide showers 20 12 Frankfurt drizzle 12 10 New York ne 12 4 Selwyn Whitecliffs (NIWA) at 2:00 pm, yesterday 1.99 Amsterdam rain 12 7 Geneva drizzle 12 8 Paris showers 14 10 Bangkok rain 32 24 Hobart showers 17 9 Perth ne 25 10 Berlin drizzle 12 9 Hong Kong ne 28 22 Rarotonga rain 23 21 Rakaia Fighting Hill (NIWA) at 2:00 pm, yesterday 162.5 Brisbane thunder 29 20 Honolulu showers 30 22 Rome rain 20 17 Cairns ne 31 22 Islamabad ne 27 16 San Francisco ne 21 11 Nth Ashburton at 2:00 pm, yesterday 8.86 Cairo ne 31 20 Jakarta showers 30 25 Seoul ne 19 9 Calcutta ne 32 23 Johannesburg ne 29 16 Singapore thunder 33 24 Sth Ashburton at 2:00 pm, yesterday 8.56 Canberra ne 23 11 Kuala Lumpur thunder 33 25 Stockholm cloudy 5 3 Colombo thunder 31 24 London rain 13 7 Sydney thunder 24 17 Darwin thunder 33 26 Los Angeles ne 26 13 Taipei drizzle 22 20 Rangitata Klondyke at 2:25 pm, yesterday 70.1 Delhi windy 29 18 Madrid rain 16 11 Tel Aviv ne 27 15 Dubai ne 33 26 Melbourne showers 18 10 Tokyo ne 21 12 Waitaki Kurow at 2:06 pm, yesterday 222.4 Dublin showers 10 7 Moscow rain 10 3 Washington ne 15 0 Edinburgh rain 10 9 Nadi showers 30 21 Zurich showers 14 9 Source: Environment Canterbury

Tides, Sun, Moon and Fishing Canterbury Readings to 4pm yesterday Ashburton Methven Christchurch Timaru Monday Tuesday Wednesday m Airport Airport Airport am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm am 369noon 369pm We Help 3 Temperature °C 2 At 4pm 28.9 28.1 27.4 27.7 Max to 4pm 30.9 30.6 31.4 28.5 1 Minimum 13.0 17.9 9.8 11.6 0 Grass minimum 7.8 – 6.2 – 4:19 10:44 4:57 11:13 5:15 11:38 5:54 12:04 6:08 12:28 6:45 The times shown are for the Ashburton River mouth. For the Rangitata river Rainfall mm Save Lives 16hr to 4pm 0.0 – 0.0 0.0 mouth subtract 16 minutes and for the Rakaia river mouth subtract 4 minutes. Rise 6:11 am Rise 6:10 am Rise 6:08 am November to date 0.0 – 0.0 0.0 Set 8:23 pm Set 8:24 pm Set 8:25 pm Avg Nov to date 6 – 5 5 Good Good fishing Fair Fair fishing Bad Bad fishing 2019 to date 628.0 – 494.4 381.8 Avg year to date 578 – 541 429 We help save lives every day Set 2:27 am Set 3:05 am Set 3:37 am Rise 11:50 am Rise 12:51 pm Rise 1:51 pm Wind km/h At 4pm E 17 N 28 E 20 E 9 First quarter Full moon Last quarter through the research and 4 Nov 11:24 pm 13 Nov 2:36 am 20 Nov 10:12 am Strongest gust E 30 – NE 30 NW 19 Time of gust 3:39pm – 2:56pm 12:58am development of improved ©Copyright OceanFun Publishing Ltd. www.ofu.co.nz Maori Fishing Guide by Bill Hohepa For the very latest weather information, including © Copyright Meteorological Service of New Zealand Limited 2019 Compiled by diagnosis, better prediction Weather Warnings, visit metservice.com and treatment of heart disease in our hospital and community. Happy Birthday Find out how you can help For just $10!* For just $10!* by visiting: Book your birthday greeting, including a photo, for just $10! Ten words only.* www.otago.ac.nz/chchheart (Under 12 children’s birthday greetings remain FREE) *Terms and conditions apply. Phone 03 307 7900 A University of Otago Centre of Research Excellence Email: [email protected] Level 3, Somerset House, 161 Burnett Street Television

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By Erin Tasker reth Evans 6-1 6-2 in the top dou- Eyeing up a backhand return in sweltering conditions at the Ashburton Trust Tennis Centre on [email protected] bles, while Southern got on the Saturday was Jess Aldridge. PHOTO HEATHER MACKENZIE 021119-HM-0520 Southern have opened up a good board with Evans beating Kerr lead on the rest of the field after 6-1 6-0 in the number two sin- courtesy of a 6-3 win over Meth- sets, while Hampstead’s win was too good in the top doubles beating Fairton 7-2 in the third gles. ven. wrapped up with singles wins though, winning in three, while round of the Mid Canterbury Both of the other doubles Hampstead took out two of the to Lachlan Adam over brother Dorie also wrapped up the other Tennis open grade competition matches went the way of South- three doubles matches, with the Jacob Adam, and Liu, who only two doubles matches of the tie. on Saturday. ern, with Dianna Leonard and middle doubles going the way of dropped one game against Tal- Riley Breen and Tim Groves In sweltering conditions at the Ollie Bubb taking the middle Josh Jones and Nishitha Maarka bot, while at number two Ryan beat Jake Parsons and Mathieu Ashburton Trust Tennis Centre doubles against Phil Crozier and in three sets, and Lachlan Adam Watt was forced to retire from his Lucas in the middle doubles, Southern dominated the top-of- Angel Spooner 6-1 6-2, and Ame- and Maia Liu beating Bridget Bro- match against Maarka. while Tess Opie and Ashton Cro- the-table encounter everywhere lia McKeown and Jess Aldridge ker and Victoria Talbot 6-0 6-1. The day’s third game pitted the mie beat Murphy Dargue and except at the top of the order, beating John Leslie and Jim Barry In the top singles, youth over- two teams at the bottom of the Sam Holland in the bottom dou- where top Australasian junior 6-4 6-1. came experience when Methven’s table two rounds in against each bles. Diego Quispe-Kim again showed All of the remaining sin- Tyler Leonard beat Pete Kirwan other, where it was Dorie who Allenton’s only other win was his class. gles went the way of Southern, 6-2 6-1, while Henry Ross got an- came out on top, beating Allen- in the three singles, where Breen Initially not due to play on Sat- too, with Bubb, Aldridge and other win on the board for Hamp- ton 7-2. was forced to retire from his urday, Quispe-Kim came back in McKeown all winning in two, stead, beating Bryn Looij 6-3 7-5. Old foes faced off at number match against Parsons. as a late change to the Fairton while at six Leonard needed a Leonard made it two wins for one, with Dorie’s Rhys Cromie At four Groves downed Lucas line up and took on Connor Bro- third-set super tie-break to get Methven, when he combined beating Allenton’s Jason Feutz in 6-3 6-1, while at five Opie need- snahan, who took to the court at past Barry, eventually winning with Looij to beat Kirwan and the top singles 6-1 6-2, while at ed a third-set super tie-break to number one for Southern. 6-0 4-6 1-0 (10-4). Ross 7-5 6-3 in the top doubles. two Lee Gilbert got one back for get past Dargue, and at six the Quispe-Kim beat Brosnahan In another of the day’s big Methven’s third and final win Allenton, beating Jayden Cromie youngest of the three Cromies in 6-0 6-0 and combined with Mike clashes, Hampstead moved from came courtesy of Neil Alombora 6-2 6-3. the Dorie side beat Holland 6-0 Kerr to beat Brosnahan and Ga- the middle of the table to second, at four, who beat Jones in three The Cromie brothers proved 6-0. Hansen gives Ian Foster the seal of approval P20