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HEARTBREAKING: A toddler died when he was struck by a reversing car during a terrible tragedy at a Waubra property on Monday afternoon. Picture: Kate Healy
TODDLER
BY OLIVIA SHYING
A FAMILY is in mourning
after an 18-month-old boy
died when he was tragically
struck by a reversing car driv-
en by his father.
The death of the toddler
in the horrific accident on
a property in Waubra fol-
TRAGEDY
lowed a fatal crash little
over an hour earlier in cen-
tral Ballarat.
A young woman in her 20s
lost control of her ute and
struck a light pole in Redan.
She suffered horrific injuries
and died at the scene.
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BY MELANIE WHELAN it’s had a positive impact on DEPART 5.10am* (reserved
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NEWS
Gang of
youths
break
into cars
A GROUP of young offend-
ers, one armed with a meat HORROR CRASH: A woman died when her ute smashed into an electrical pole on Monday afternoon. Picture: Kate Healy
cleaver, broke into at least
10 cars during a crime spree
spanning numerous suburbs
in late April.
Senior Constable Simon
Kirk said a group of youths
were captured on video
Community tragedies
travelling down streets in BY OLIVIA SHYING AND Meanwhile another wom-
Alfredton, Delacombe and BRENDAN WRIGLEY an died after her car smashed
Sebastopol attempting to into a light pole near the in-
open car doors. A FAMILY is in mourning tersection of Pleasant Street
Senior Constable Kirk said after a toddler died when South and La Trobe street
the opportunistic offenders he was tragically struck by a about 2pm.
opened the doors of at least reversing car driven by his The 20-year-old female,
10 cars, believed to be un- father. was driving north on Pleas-
locked, between April 22 and The boy, believed to be ant Street towards Sturt
24. Police believe a young 18-months-old, was playing Street in a black Holden ute.
driver of a dark coloured in the yard of the family’s The woman who was the
hatchback with no head- Waubra property just before only occupant of the vehicle
lights on drove the group to 3pm on Monday when the then lost control with exiting
various streets. The young tragedy unfolded. the roundabout, crashing in-
people got out of the car and Police were frantically to a light pole.
stole anything they could attempting to contact the Ballarat Police Sergeant
from the cars. mother of the child was on IN MOURNING: The tight-knit community of Waubra is mourning the loss of a toddler. Ben Young said while speed
One of the offenders was her way back from a trip to Picture: Kate Healy was being investigated as a
captured on CCTV wearing Queensland. She was in- potential cause of the crash,
distinctive clothing includ- formed of the tragedy late on car when the boy wandered appeared the toddler had the shed and been struck. police were unable to con-
ing a Von Zipper cap, two Monday afternoon. outside. wandered out of the shed "It's a tragic accident. It's firm it at this stage.
toned T-shirt, white shoes Ballarat Sergeant Rick Paramedics were called to moments before he was hit. tough on everyone, the fam- “We’re not sure to what ex-
with a black strip on the rear Nield said the young boy and the Settlement Road prop- "The dad was in the yard ily and emergency services." tent speed may have played a
containing a reflective strip. his father, aged in his 30s, erty just before 3pm. An air with his young fella today. On average, seven chil- part in it but unfortunately as
The same male also wore were together in the back- ambulance was dispatched The dad was in his car and dren aged up to 14 years, are a result of that collision and
glasses, a headlamp and on yard when the young boy from Melbourne, but the it appears the young bloke killed and 60 are seriously striking the pole that female
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BY DERRICK KRUSCHE AND The latest crime data
OLIVIA SHYING revealed Ballarat ranked
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A POLITICAL stoush has for aggravated burglaries,
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NATIONAL
‘‘ making no
POLICE don’t know how vices at least two-and-a- Premier Daniel Andrews
a half-naked man got half hours to get the man says this year’s budget will
onto the roof of Victoria’s down from the roof in a include $11.5 million for
Government House, but
authorities have already
I am not sure how the man got
into the house or exactly what
stretcher, 3AW reported.
The man was taken to
the security of government
buildings, including the promises
on GST
promised security will be the Alfred Hospital in a sta- perimeter fence of Govern-
tightened. direction he has come from. ble condition with upper ment House.
The shirtless 37-year- Victoria Police Commander Sharon Cowden body injuries, Ambulance Government House is
old from Oakleigh climbed Victoria said. the official residence of the THE federal government
onto the roof about 7.40am It is not known how he Governor Linda Dessau, won’t guarantee Tasmania
on Monday before police a short time, but police are exactly what direction he got the injuries. Police told who was not inside as she and South Australia will
pinned him down about 20 unable to explain how he has come from,” Victoria reporters it was not imme- was overseas on an official be no worse off under po-
minutes later. slipped past security. Police Commander Sharon diately clear why the man visit to Singapore and In- tential changes to the way
The unarmed man had “I am not sure how the Cowden said on Monday. was on the roof or what his donesia, a spokeswoman GST revenue is carved up
been inside the building for man got into the house or It took emergency ser- intentions were. said. among the states.
“You’re getting way
ahead of yourself,”
by drug traffickers
tion of the consumption
tax.
“We have initiated a
Productivity Commission
review and we obviously
can’t pre-empt what the
THE mother of a young Ad- guy. Then when he said this findings and recommen-
elaide woman arrested on Cassie said, ‘Oh, OK’. dations of that review will
drugs charges in Colombia “Then the day of her de- be.”
says her daughter is living parture he came up to her Tasmanian Premier Will
a “nightmare” after being hotel, gave her a package Hodgman has vowed to
set up and used as bait by that was wrapped in black fight tooth and nail against
traffickers. plastic we think, and she any changes to the GST,
Personal trainer Cassie took it, put it in her luggage declaring his state de-
Sainsbury, 22, is facing up and this is where the na- serves its fair share.
to 25 years in jail for alleg- ive bit comes in, she didn’t Senator Cormann, who
edly carrying 5.8kg of co- even rip it open to make hails from Western Austral-
caine concealed in 15 box- sure there was just head- ia, says the federal govern-
es of headphones inside phones in there. ment had long acknowl-
her suitcase as she tried to “Whether he was just edged his home state’s
fly home from El Dorado using her as bait and there slice of GST revenues was
International Airport in Bo- was another big shipment unacceptably low, and top-
gota on April 12. trying to go through … so up payments offered to
Her mother Lisa Evans she would get caught, I just Perth in recent years were
says her daughter was set don’t know.” a short-term fix.
up by a Colombian man Ms Sainsbury is being “We always were of the
she befriended while she held at the El Buen Pas- view there is a need for
was on a working holiday. tor jail, notorious for its medium to long-term re-
“It’s a devastating situa- overcrowding and annual form,” he said.
tion. It’s something I never beauty pageants. Treasurer Scott Morri-
thought I’d have to deal She last spoke to her son said there were plenty
with in my entire life,” Ms mother about a week ago of parochial arguments
Evans told KIIS FM on and said she was safe and about GST distribution,
Monday. learning Spanish. but it was his job to take a
“It’s a nightmare, it really Ms Evans says her national view.
is.” SERIOUS CHARGES: Cassie Sainsbury is facing up to 25 years in jail after daughter has a good law- “We need to know the
Ms Evans says Cassie allegedly being caught with cocaine at Bogota’s international airport. Picture: AAP yer who says if she pleads answer to that question: is
wanted to buy gifts, includ- guilty she faces a mini- this negatively or positive-
ing headphones, for family “She mentioned about guy that if you buy 16 or 18 “He had been helping mum sentence of six years ly affecting our national
and friends to give away at these headphones that she of them he can give you a her all week, taking her compared to 18-25 years if productivity,” Mr Morrison
her upcoming wedding to wanted to get and this man really good price’,” Ms Ev- around and showing her she pleads innocent and is told ABC Radio on Mon-
fiance Scott Broadbridge. said to her, ‘Well I know a ans said. places and just being a nice found guilty. day.
IN BRIEF
ABBOTT SLAMS ‘ANTI-MEN’ GENDER QUOTA BARNESY, THROSBY UP FOR BOOK AWARDS
TONY Abbott has with a hiring rate target MUSICIANS Jimmy Barnes released his
rubbished an idea for of 40 per cent women. Barnes and Holly childhood memoir,
the Human Rights “Pull your head in,” the Throsby have both been Working Class Boy,
Commission to set new former prime minister nominated for prestigious last year and has been
gender workforce quotas, said of Ms Jenkins during literary awards – but not nominated for the ABIA
labelling it “anti-men”. an interview with Sydney for their songwriting. Biography Book of the
Sex Discrimination radio 2GB. They are each vying Year, whileThrosby’s
Commissioner Kate “We absolutely have to for an Australian novel Goodwood has
Jenkins reportedly wants give women a fair go but Book Industry Award, been nominated for
the federal government some of this stuff sounds and are featured in a Literary Fiction Book of
to make private sector like it’s just anti-men.” list of nominees that theYear as well as New
contractors hire more Mr Abbott said if the includes feminist author Writer of theYear.
women. government wanted to Clementine Ford, defence Both Barnes and
Government agencies do the right thing by lawyer and refugee Throsby will perform
would include a clause women, the best thing it advocate Deng Adut, songs at the book awards
in contracts requiring could do was to get good TV journalist Julia Baird ceremony on May 25 at
“demonstrated efforts to conservative women into and Big Little Lies author the Art Gallery of NSW in
Tony Abbott improve gender balance” the parliament. Jimmy Barnes Liane Moriarty. Sydney.
thecourier.com.au Tuesday May 02, 2017 THE COURIER 11
NATIONAL
‘‘
VICTORIA will get “surplus- about $4.9 billion to Coast line. The $1.45 billion ALMOST half of older
es as far as the eye can see” $10.1 billion in this budg- is included in Tuesday’s working Australians expect
as it rings up more than et,” Mr Pallas said. budget but the projects to retire with credit card,
$8 billion over the next four
years, Treasurer Tim Pallas
Imagine how much more we could “Imagine how much
more we could do if the
would not go ahead with-
out the commonwealth
mortgage and bill debt af-
ter helping their children.
says. do if the federal government were federal government were funds, Mr Pallas said. REST Industry Super
But he admits a key pro- interested in partnering with the interested in partnering Before the election, the research shows the “sand-
ject will not go ahead un- with the state of Victoria government promised no wich generation” are be-
less the federal government state of Victoria instead of playing instead of playing politics?” new taxes but it now says ing squeezed financially by
stumps up the money. politics? Victorian Treasurer Tim Pallas A state and federal it will not increase taxes to their children and parents.
A $1.2 billion surplus stoush is looming over a fund election promises. The survey of 1048 Aus-
for this financial year will $1.45 billion regional rail Two tax changes, for in- tralians aged over 35 found
be unveiled in Tuesday’s Along with debt being capacity for infrastructure revamp announced by vestment properties and one in four expected to re-
budget, with average sur- kept below the level the La- investment, Mr Pallas says. Premier Daniel Andrews new cars, were announced tire with credit card debt,
pluses of $2.4 billion over bor government inherited “We’ve increased our on Sunday, to upgrade the on Saturday and together one in five with a mortgage
the forward years, Mr Pal- from its coalition predeces- level of infrastructure in- Gippsland and Warrnam- are set to bring in $120 mil- and one in 10 with unpaid
las said on Monday. sor, Victoria has a greater vestment from around bool lines and a new Surf lion a year. bills after helping children
with tuition fees, home de-
posits and other expenses.
Morrison: Housing focus not just on Sydney The Journey Begins re-
port also showed those
surveyed are providing fi-
LOW-INCOME renters in nancial assistance to their
Hobart or Townsville are parents, with 14 per cent
just as important to the helping to fund medical or
government as Sydney health expenses.
home buyers, insists Treas- The findings show of the
urer Scott Morrison. $507 billion cost of sup-
Mr Morrison is putting port provided by Austral-
the finishing touches to ians, $109 billion related to
his second federal budget, payments for children’s or
which will be delivered on grandchildren’s education.
May 9. Everyday expenses
One of the features of made up the next big-
the budget will be a pack- gest chunk of support at
age of measures to deal $93.1 billion, while
with housing affordability, $68.5 billion was forked out
the rental market and pub- for home deposits.
lic housing. REST CEO Damian Hill
Speaking to reporters in said the high levels of in-
Canberra on Monday, the tergenerational depend-
treasurer underlined the ency and debt with which
broad scope of what would old working Australians are
be presented in the budget. retiring on is of concern,
“I know that so much of with the pressures of hous-
the commentary and the ing and education costs
analysis of the issue focus- particularly hitting home
es on house prices in Syd- MONEY MATTERS: Scott Morrison speaks outsideTheTreasury in Canberra on Monday. Picture: AAP in Sydney and Melbourne.
ney,” Mr Morrison said. “As the majority of as-
“I’m just as concerned consultation with the states government will point to Mr Morrison said he also “My grandparents – all sets for older working Aus-
about someone on a low on how to better spend the its “city deals” as an exam- empathised with the frus- they ever knew on my fa- tralians are locked up in
income living in Hobart $11 billion set aside for so- ple of how local, state and tration of young home buy- ther’s side was renting a the family home, carrying
who can’t afford their rent, cial and affordable housing federal governments can ers facing high prices. house in Sydney – could mortgage debt into retire-
or in Adelaide or in Perth or and leverage more invest- co-operate on land devel- “If you live in Sydney it’s never buy a house … so it ment can be a cause of fi-
Darwin or Townsville.” ment in the sector. opment, transport and ser- been like that for genera- has been a long-term issue nancial stress for retirees,”
Work is under way in It’s also expected the vices. tions,” he said. in Sydney.” Mr Hill said.
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OPINION
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JOEL FITZGIBBON
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age at which twenty-somethings now
Regions need more
than thin pork slices
see themselves as “proper adults”, a survey
found last week – news that will no doubt
have older generations, who were mostly
married with children and a mortgage by
that age, wringing their hands.
All this would make my birthday daunt-
S
ing, if it wasn't for the fact I already feel URELY a decentralisation plan would to work a couple of days a week, your sister- Decentralisation can be good if it is
like an adult. Unlike many of my peers, help regional towns? If the Turnbull in-law or parents look after your kids”. properly planned and the effectiveness of
I've felt this way for the past few years. I'm government had a considered plan, Nash's enthusiasm and mixed-messaging the entity moved is not undermined in the
by no means married with children, yet I the answer could be “yes”. But it was too much even for Joyce, who held a process. The relocation of the pesticides
have faced enough failures, successes and doesn’t, and the Abbott and Turnbull gov- press conference less than 24 hours after her authority ticks none of those boxes. Indeed,
challenges to force me into some sort of ma- ernments have cut more jobs in the regions speech to try to limit the damage. Unfortu- the government's own cost-benefit analysis
turity. For Generation Y, being an adult does in our regional Centrelink, tax and other nately, he only added to the confusion by says so. But that's all right: Joyce declared
not necessarily mean ticking off traditional government offices than they have created. declaring a minority of public servants safe, this no longer matters.
“life goals”, like planning your career, settling Given the debacle Barnaby Joyce's leaving a majority free to start worrying. The official cost of the authority's relo-
down with a long-term partner or buying a pork-barrel relocation of the Australian Nash and Joyce say their threat to move cation is $26 million, but we know it to be
property. Nor does it entail vowing never to Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Author- departments that can't justify staying in our closer to $60 million. Imagine how many
step foot in a club again. ity has become, one might have expected a capital cities has been endorsed by cabinet, teachers and skillstraining opportunities
The markers of adulthood are no longer retreat. But Nationals senator Fiona Nash but Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is yet that could fund in the regional communities
what they used to be. These are the signs soldiered on during a recent press club to comment. that need the extra resources the most.
you're really a grown-up: speech, declaring full-scale war on our Beyond Armidale in his own electorate, That's a key point. The nature of employ-
1. Love life strife. Nothing forces you to national capital and its public servants. Joyce has not nominated any destinations ment is changing and, increasingly, higher
grow up more than ending a serious rela- That was just after telling her audience for these yet-to be-determined departments levels of education and training will be
tionship, especially when done amicably. that regional Australia was already a better and agencies. However, the unusual “policy needed to secure and keep a job. As well as
2. Looking after number one. Having a place to live and work, and just before order” he used to avoid any parliamentary telecommunications and strategic transport
massage isn't always a sign of decadence, blaming the media for not promoting that veto of his pesticides-authority pork barrel infrastructure, fully funding the Gonski
and nor is ordering a meal in at the end of a obvious fact. Just in case assembled journal- says the recipient regional city or town must needs-based school reforms is the best thing
long day. There's no shame asking for help. ists doubted her claim, she went on to point be no nearer than 150km from a capital city the Turnbull government could do for rural
3. Parting with your smartphone. We're all out that unemployment was lower in the and within 10km of the main campus of a and regional Australia.
so addicted to the highs of racking up “likes” bush and “overall, the story is very positive”. regional university that is recognised for The alternative is more Centrelink offices
on Instagram that being able to disconnect Nash then declared that, if you live in research and teaching in the field of agricul- in rural and regional towns already suffering
is now a true sign of maturity. My current the regions, “you can send the kids to the tural science. According to Parliamentary double-digit unemployment rates. That's the
record is six hours. neighbour's for half an hour while you go to Library analysis, the order narrows the field real tragedy of Joyce's pork-barrelling.
4. Failing well. We're dubbed the “snow- see the doctor”, implying that is not possible to just two regional cities in New South Joel Fitzgibbon is Labor's federal agri-
flake generation” who can't take the heat, in our capital cities. And “when you return Wales and two in Queensland. culture and regional Australia spokesman.
but most of the time our so-called failures
are simply a case of not meeting our own
high expectations. The biggest lesson I've
learnt in my 20s is knowing when to try
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EDITORIAL
Vast plans topple into myopic squabbles
T
HE Courier has maintained at structure and a bizarre reluctance for the sold for investment in infrastructure.
many points that the big infrastruc- federal government to fund passenger rail Last September Victoria sold the Port of
ture spends needed to bridge the But the signs are not good that this is Melbourne lease for $9.7 billion deal but the
shocking lag between plans and anything like a federation, let alone cooper- federal government said it would provide
the demands of growth require more than ation, when it comes to the squabbles over $877 million – almost $600 million less than
a little cooperation. This means a bipar- money at budget time. The latest stoush the $1.45 billion Victoria has claimed.
tisan support from both sides of politics centres around the funds from the sale of State Treasurer Tim Pallas confirmed on
so that key projects whose planning and the Port of Melbourne where Victoria has Monday the $1.45 billion Victoria is owed
execution lies far beyond any single term of already factored $1.45 billion of federal cash has been factored into the budget and worse
government or parties hold on power can be into its major regional rail upgrades. even threatened to dump the rail project if
pursued for the good of the nation. The problem is the funds for a regional re- the federal government reneges on the deal.
Likewise this bipartisanship must be vival, spread from Gippsland to bendigo and While it has been reasonably argued that
extended between the states and the federal even looking to revive the Maryborough and Victoria is continuously shortchanged on
government most particularly because in the Ararat services, is dependent on a funding the federal infrastructure spend compared
century since the constitution of federation source over which there has been little or no to revenue, this petulant “toss the whole
was written , the federal government has conclusive agreement. The background is board game into the air” is hardly the model
taken control of the lions share of revenue that the Victorian government believes the of the kind of vision we need to fill some
but many infrastructure projects are left to money is part of an agreement where the of the biggest gaps we have. A sour note to
the direction of states. This is particularly federal Government was supposed to return launch a budget on.
obvious when it comes to costly rail infra- to the States 15 per cent of any public assets
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ARTS LIFE
Entries
Pride in Koori art trail open for
BY MELANIE WHELAN newest
LANGI Kal Kal prison is set
to extend its Indigenous
art program into the Beau-
section
fort community. ENTRIES to Royal South
The prison is partnering Street’s newest section, The
with Pyrenees Shire Coun- Arts for All, opens this Friday.
cil to create a Koori art trail The competition is for
around Beaufort Lake. people with a disability and
This will build on an estab- includes dance, vocal, in-
lished art trail in the prison strumental and speech and
grounds in a bid for the pub- drama sections.
lic to better appreciate Koori South Street chief execu-
art and traditions, predomi- tive officer Brett Macdonald
nantly by talking about it. said the idea for the sec-
Langi Kal Kal prison gen- tion had been around for
eral manager Scott Jacques some time.
said the the initial project “We hope to see many
had aimed to improve aes- competitors out at Creswick
thetics about the prison, and later this year performing in
the trail concept helped pro- front of quality adjudicators
mote physical activity. GLIMPSE: Part of a piece on the Koori art trail in Langi Kal Kal, which has inspired a new Koori Arts Trail, in the nearby for prize money and medals.”
“Guys were remembering Beaufort community, to be developed about Beaufort Lake. To enter visit www.royal-
things they did as children, southstreet.com.au or call
like yabbying...it was also a about it. It helped build a on, which Mr Jacques said directly on to metal sheets, Council chief executive 5332 1054.
chance to get back in touch much more inclusive com- would increase benefits. Ul- then lacquered to protect officer Jim Nolan said the Entries close 5pm Friday,
with their tradition and cul- munity in the prison.” timately, he said the prison against weather. council looked forward to June 16. Entries are $8 for
ture,” Mr Jacques said. Mr Jacques said some hoped to keep working with Langi Kal Kal started in- developing the trail and soloists and $16 for groups
“When the art trail for- prisoners involved in the nearby communities, like volving a few Koori prison- involving the local arts com- in primary, secondary and
mally opened, the guys got project discovered a talent Ballarat, on trail-like projects ers, but Mr Jacques said the munity, including Pyrenees open divisions. The Arts for
a lot out of it. Part of this and importantly, found satis- to help more people appreci- whole prison community Arts Council. All will be held at the RACV
was openly describing their faction in the 18 works being ate Koori culture. quickly got on board. “The artwork is exquisite, Goldfields Resort on Tues-
art and their stories. It really a permanent fixture. The initial project took Pyrenees Shire Council and it shows how much ef- day, November 7 as the last
helped with confidence and The Beaufort project will about eight months to will work with the prison to fort the prisoners have put event of Royal South Street’s
building self-worth. involve some different Koori source the right materials for establish exact locations for in to expressing their culture 2017 Eisteddfod.
“All cohorts were asking prisoners, as some had move works, which were painted the Beaufort Lake trail. and heritage,” Mr Nolan said.
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BUSINESS
Caltex sets up $20m fund for underpayments MARKET
WATCH
PETROL retailer Caltex
Australia is setting up a
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IN BRIEF
SHOE RETAILER RCG CUTS WATCHDOG SAYS RAMSAY OUTLOOK THE KEY AS ANZ
ITS EARNINGS FORECAST HEALTH ANTI-COMPETITIVE STARTS EARNINGS SEASON
THE Athlete’s Foot owner depreciation and THE consumer watchdog and Coffs Harbour Day ANZ will kick off what unit, tight cost control
RCG has cut its annual amortisation to be in the has started Federal Court Surgery if they proceeded is expected to be a solid and a sharp drop in
earnings forecast and has range of $74 million to action against Ramsay with plans to establish a round of bank earnings bad and doubtful debt
blamed a widespread $80 million for 2016-17, Health Care, alleging competing Coffs Harbour over the next week, with charges already flagged
sell-down of retail stocks down from its February that the private hospitals day surgery. investors eager for clues in its first-quarter trading
for a significant drop in guidance of $85 million to operator engaged in anti- Ramsay Health said it on how long the blue update.
its share price. $88 million. The company competitive conduct in took its obligations under skies over the sector NAB and Westpac
The shoe retailer said attributed the downgrade Coffs Harbour. competition law seriously can last. are also expected to
housing market concerns, to softer shoe sales, The Australian and had co-operated with ANZ is tipped to unveil announce larger profits
subdued wage growth including flat like-for-like Competition and the ACCC. a first-half cash profit of over the coming days
and the pending arrival sales during March and Consumer Commission “Ramsay intends to about $3.79 billion – up but, with financial stocks
of Amazon had made April for its Accent and has alleged that Ramsay vigorously defend the more than 30 per cent on having gained more than
investors nervous about Hype businesses, and threatened to block some matter,” it said. last year’s writedown- 20 per cent in the past
the retail sector. flat like-for-like sales for surgeons’ access to Shares in Ramsay heavy $2.8 billion six months, the market
RCG expected earnings the year to date at The operating theatres at its Health Care fell 1.39 per – thanks to a strong appears to have already
before interest, taxes, Athlete’s Foot. Baringa Private Hospital cent, or $1, to $70.70. performance by its retail priced that in.
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Class. (PG) 1.10 Wolfblood. 1.35 Move It The Business. 9.00 ABC News. 9.30 Addiction. (PG) 9.00 The Next Level. (PG) 1.00 World’s Funniest Videos Top 8.00 Totally Wild. (C) 8.35 Bob The
Mob Style. 2.00 Backyard Science. 2.25 Lateline. 10.00 The World. 11.00 ABC (PG) 10.00 Swamp People. (PG) 10 Countdown. (PG) 2.00 Children’s Builder. 9.00 Super Wings. 9.30
Steam Punks! 2.50 Pearlie. 3.05 Sally News. 11.30 7.30. 12.00 ABC News. 11.00 Charlie’s Angels. (PG) 12.00 T.J. Programs. 3.30 Nexo Knights. (PG) Crocamole. (P) 10.00 Dr Quinn. (PG)
Bollywood. 3.30 Thunderbirds Are Go. 12.30 The Drum. 1.00 Al Jazeera Hooker. (M) 1.00 Wipeout USA. (PG) 4.05 The Amazing World Of Gumball. 11.00 JAG. (PG) 12.00 Judging Amy.
4.00 The Dengineers. 4.30 Deadly 60. Newsgrid. 2.00 BBC Global. 2.30 7.30. 2.00 What Went Down. (PG) 3.30 4.30 Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! (PG) 5.00 (M) 1.00 WIN News. 2.00 Becker. (PG)
5.05 Nowhere Boys. 5.45 The Fairly 3.00 BBC Global. 3.30 Landline. 4.00 American Pickers. (PG) 4.30 Pawn Ben 10: Alien Force. (PG) 5.30 Teen 3.00 King Of Queens. (PG) 4.00 Rules
OddParents. 6.05 Teenage Mutant Al Jazeera Newshour. 5.00 Outside Stars. (PG) 5.00 Swamp People. (PG) Titans. (PG) 6.00 Regular Show. (PG) Of Engagement. (PG) 4.30 Raymond.
Ninja Turtles. (PG) 6.30 Eve. (PG) Source. 5.30 Lateline. 6.00 American Pickers. (PG) 7.00 6.30 Adventure Time. (PG) 7.00 The (PG) 5.30 Frasier. (PG) 6.00 Family
7.00 Operation Ouch! 7.30 Officially Pawn Stars. (PG) 7.30 Highway Patrol. Middle. (PG) 7.30 Police Ten 7. (M) Feud. 6.30 Neighbours. 7.00 Acropolis
Amazing. 8.05 Degrassi: Next Class. (PG) 8.00 Motorway Patrol. (PG) 9.00 8.30 MOVIE The Peacemaker. George Now. (PG) 7.30 How I Met Your Mother.
(PG) 8.30 Prisoner Zero. (PG) 8.55 The MOVIE Safe. Jason Statham. (2012, Clooney. (1997, Mlv, CC) 11.00 Two And (M) 8.00 The Simpsons. 8.30 MOVIE
Amazing Extraordinary Friends. 9.20 MA15+v) 11.00 Counting Cars. (PG) A Half Men. (PG) 11.30 South Beach Scary Movie 3. Anna Faris. (2003, Malv)
Total Drama: Pahkitew Island. (PG) 11.30 Car Chasers. (M) 12.00 Heroes Tow. (M) 12.00 The Middle. (PG) 12.30 10.15 How I Met Your Mother. (PG)
9.40 Rage. (PG) 10.40 Close. 5.00 Reborn. (M) 1.00 American Pickers. Adventure Time. (PG) 1.00 Regular 11.15 James Corden. (M) 12.15 King Of
Children’s Programs. (PG) 2.00 Late Programs. Show. (PG) 1.30 Children’s Programs. Queens. (PG) 1.25 Late Programs.
NITV (CH 34) 6.00 Bushwhacked! 6.30 Wapos Bay. 7.00 Move It Mob Style. 7.30 Musomagic. 8.00 The Dreaming. 8.30 Wapos Bay. 9.00 Tipi Tales. 9.30 Cities Of Gold. (PG) 10.00 The
Point. 10.30 The Prophets. (PG) 11.00 First Australians. (PG) 12.00 Get Your Fish On. 12.30 City Slickers Rodeo. 1.00 Talking Language. 1.30 Survive Aotearoa. (PG) 2.30
Surviving. 3.00 Kagagi. (PG) 3.30 Mysterious Cities Of Gold. (PG) 4.00 Little J & Big Cuz. 4.15 Tales Of Tatonka. 4.30 Guardians: Evolution. 5.00 In The Frame. (PG) 5.30 Real Pasifik. (PG) 6.00 Around The Campfire.
6.30 Project Matauranga. 7.00 Our Stories. 7.20 NITV News. 7.30 The Other Side. 8.00 Haunting: Australia. 9.00 The Point. 9.30 Football. NEAFL. 11.00 Mount Grenfell. 12.00 Volumz. (PG)
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COMICS
HAGAR
CROSSWORD 13222
ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 Unreliable
5 School subject (coll) 8 9
8 Protection in the kitchen
10 Part of a flower 10 11 12 13 14
13 Confused
15 Favourable 15
16 Opera song
17 Produce 16 17 18 19
20 Abominable snowmen
22 Musical notes 20 21 22
GINGER MEGGS 23 Not good
23
24 Elongated cake
27 Facial hair
24 25 26 27 28 29
30 Decisive moment
31 Fringe benefit (coll)
30 31
32 Abstruse
34 Member of the clergy
32 33
36 Made amends
37 Silly action
34 35 36
38 Not old
39 Needing food
37
DOWN 38 39
2 Trim by cutting
GARFIELD 3 Periods of instruction
4 Ukrainian seaport 18 Feather quilt 27 Curved
5 Of recent times 19 Russian emperor 28 Related by blood
6 As well as 21 Pitcher with a wide spout 29 Exploit
7 Grass-like plant 22 Ruin 30 Over-confident
9 Having a rank smell 23 Divide into two equal 31 Take game illegally
10 Small horse parts 33 Rip
11 Petty quarrel 25 Quote 35 Took part in a race
12 Flowering plant 26 Exposure to public
14 Fertile soil debate
DOWN
1 Change oars for mooring 5 Cossacks are husky chaps, 14 A beggar sorted out the
places (10) one hears (8) contents of the bin (7)
THE PHANTOM 2 A note is needed for 6 Forceful novel is involved 16 One who handles the keys
medicine (5) with it (7) in office (6)
3 In the Bible, a humble 11 Consider it as tact, 17 Rascal to take too little
female (4) maybe (10) trouble with the job (5)
4 But surely it doesn’t 13 Exciting description of a 20 Having departed, subject
contain rose-water! (3,3) crowded Sports Day (8) to delay (4)
CROSSWORD AND CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS 28 Akin, 29 Deed, 30 Cocky, 31 Poach, 33Tear, 35 Ran.
19Tsar, 21 Ewer, 22 Mar, 23 Bisect, 25 Cite, 26 Airing, 27 Bent,
17 Scamp; 20 Late. 9 Rancid, 10 Pony, 11 Spat, 12 Iris, 14 Loam, 18 Eiderdown,
6 Violent; 11 Discretion; 13 Eventful; 14 Garbage; 16Typist; DOWN 2 Clip, 3Tutorials, 4Yalta, 5 Modern, 6 And, 7 Sedge,
DOWN 1 Anchorages; 2Tonic; 3 Leah; 4 Red Sea; 5 Horsemen; 36 Atoned, 37 Antic, 38Young, 39 Hungry.
21 Rigours; 22Tempo. 24 Eclair, 27 Beard, 30 Crisis, 31 Perk, 32 Recondite, 34 Cleric,
12 Repayments; 15 Gravestone; 18 Sabot; 19 Polecat; 15 Opportune, 16 Aria, 17 Create, 20Yetis, 22 Minims, 23 Bad,
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SPORT
❚ From page 25 1st: A Curtain 93-26-67; 2nd N Clifford 84-16-68; 3rd R Head Kings 12 v Nerrina Ninjas 3, Nerrina Warriors 3 v Blue A GRADE: Sails def Bombers 7-4 Mark Smith 3/3 singles;
Peters 91-21-70 Bell Bullets 12, Mojos Tobler One 8 v Market Goers 7, Bye v X Magpies def Cosmic 7-4; Dynamic def Trojans 9-2 Andrew Pha,
K. Kellett, M. Bromely, A. Tudorovic, B. Hughes 18 d E. Kierce, Ladies: T Murnane 92-23-69 on No Hopers. Max Diamond 3/3 singles
P. Holman, D. Bailey 14; A. Hamilton, J. Firth, P. Anderson, NTP 3rd K Murnane B1: Cowboys def Panthers 6-5 Bob Bowler 2/2 singles; Blue
S. Grano 25 d M. Edwards, M. Holloway, M. Blake, N. Magpie Balls: 1st S Wylie, 2nd P Lewis, 4th M Drinkwater, 6th BBSA
Betteridge 15. Oval def Marlins 9-2 Phil Vawdrey, Fred Dejong 3/3 singles;
D Gibson, 7th K Brierley, 8th P Lewis SNOOKER – ROUND 11 27/04/2017 Wolves def Falcons 7-4
Sebastopol v Invermay: Longest Drive men: T Clark, Ladies T Murnane MHS 7 d OCC-2 5 S. Landsborough lt J. Eltringham 52-63, 49-
V. Lacy, T. Cole, J. Knowles, C. Helmore 21 d R. Powell, R. B2: Warriors def Giants 7-4 Matt Nielsen 3/3 singles; Broncos
73, 57-69 T. Broad lt P. Oates 34-48, 18-33, 41-29 S. Courtney d
Nunn, H. Burzacott, V. Rook 11; R. Page, L. Dwyer, E. Pitts, E. ATHLETICS G. Males 59-11, 46-29, 48-39 J. Punch d M. Beer 50-21, 60-22,
def Rockets 9-2 Dean Cooper, Steve Heath 3/3 singles; Raptors
Manning 45 d S. Howard, N. Day, K. Bulic, F. Grady 9. def Eagles 8-3 Scott Walker 3/3 singles
Webbcona 54 d Midlands Golf 37:
BALLARAT YCW JUNIOR ATHLETICS 54-8 Breaks: Eltringham 20, 28
C1: Saints def Hawthorn 9-2 Les Fodor, David Jowett 3/3
Airport-Eagle 7 d VRI-Boyle 5 J. Stevens d R. Boag 26-74,
E. Gluyas, K. Coon, R. Worsley, J. Hammond 39 d B. Ruggles, JUNIOR CROSS COUNTRY 29/04/2017 52-49, 50-30 R. Callender lt D. McNeice 60-33, 64-74, 63-66 J. singles; Bulls def Jaguars 7-4 Shaun Dunstan 3/3 singles;
W. Jenkins, J. Adams, M. Agnew 17; G. Gullock, P. Lloyd, YCW Junior Athletics at DeSoza Park in Buninyong on Smiley d S. Boag 68-69, 77-35, 67-55 A. Nash d S. Brooks 42- Braves def Wildwoods 7-4 Wayne Atkins 3/3 singles
A. Gull, V. Waight 15 lt N. Hanrahan, L. Franks, L. Mason, T. Saturday, saw Riley Berrigan lead all the way in a much 33, 69-41, 29-63 Breaks: Stevens 24 Callender 39, 24 Smiley C2: Colts def T. M.N. T 7-4 Jake Whelan 3/3 singles; Blazers
Speechley 20. improved run to win the 4k handicap in 20m05. Andrew Wills 24, 24, 36, 35 def Tigers 9-2 Stefan Khosh 3/3 singles
DIVISION 2: ran 21m14 in a good run to second place with Mia Lepair third Airport-Wright 4 lt Airport-Taylor 8 G. Wright d J. McLean C3: Oldies def Devils 11-0 Brian Thomas, Ivan Spratling, Celie
Creswick 38 lt Sebastopol 44: in 18m17 ahead of her older sister Eliza in 16m51, passing 61-38, 62-42, 28-47 M. Curwood lt M. Curwood 17-56, 31-42, Fletcher 3/3 singles; Sovereign def Diamonds 6-5 Reg Jinnette
J. Hepworth, J. Caddy, L. Hocking, E. Mitchell 17 lt L. Opie, C. Ruon Reath and Sebastian Streat in the run to the line for 37-58 S. Law d L. Taylor 75-31, 71-49, 71-78 S. Page lt A.
Vincent, N. Thornhill, B. Sanders 24; B. Grose, M. Raven, J. 3/3 singles
fourth place. Georgina Mees 16m29 and James Mavity 15m42 Spalding 57-72, 31-75, 76-83 Breaks: Wright 28, 22 McLean 21
Rieniets, L. Mackinlay 21 d P. Weatherhead, A. Kerr, K. Parnell, were fastest times. Aiden Sliwa was a winner in the U/8 700m C4: Whales def Dolphins 3-2 Tim Broder 2/2 singles; Penguins
Curwood 20 Curwood 30, 32 Taylor 20 Spalding 27 def Seals 3-2 Sally Spence 2/2 singles
B. Patton 20. handicap, and Jud Buckland impressed with a fast 2m14 time. OCC-1 5 lt VRI-Angwin 7 J. Crocker lt C. Lee 29-44, 66-41,
Central Wendouree 88 d Linton 26: A big field of runners faced the start of the 1500m handicap for 45-61 J. Lewis lt S. Hardy 25-57, 24-55, 42-12 J. Wills lt G. WEDNESDAY NIGHT PENNANT 26/04/2017
J. Hendy, C. Bowers, T. Copeman, V. Page 49 d B. Howlett, I. U/10 and U/12’s, And it was Olivia Waterhouse in 6m24 the Musgrove 35-47, 32-37, 53-26 P. Paige d J. Angwin 47-23, Round 1
White, S. Tilley, L. Symes 8; u/12 winner, and Charlotte Streat fastest in 6m09. 43-54, 18-8 Breaks: Lee 22
I. Kennedy, L. Hill, J. Burt, J. Barnes 38 d H. Smith, K. Ross, I. A GRADE
GIRLS U/6. Julia Justin 1st., Elsie Nalder 2nd, Pippa VRI-Williams 3 lt Airport-McCartney 9 D. Palmer lt J.
Murphy, H. Lindsay 18. Edwards 3rd Rocks def Grass 3-2 Leigh Facey 2/2 singles; Trees def Stones
McCartney 26-61, 12-45, 18-63 M. Williams d J. Patterson 63- 3-2 Ben Mata 2/2 singles
Midlands Golf 53 d Webbcona 31: GIRLS U/8. Charlie Rowe 1st, Madison Edwards 2nd, Eva 24, 36-61, 61-26 K. Kramer lt R. Godden 22-58, 35-38, 56-39 S.
D. Robinson, H. Newman, B. King, N. Coad 24 d V. Savage, H. Tallent 3rd. B GRADE
Lahey lt N. McNeight 20-33, 17-37, 14-55 Breaks: McCartney
Williams, B. Sanders, L. Lane 15; GIRLS U/10. Ebony Ellis 1st, Alicia Buckland 2nd. Eleanor Triangles def Cones 3-2 Steve Huyton 2/2 singles; Squares def
27, 33 Kramer 22 McNeight 23
C. Kuypers, L. Slocombe, M. Doyle, M. Roach 29 d L. Smolski, Justin 3rd. Ladder: Airport-Taylor 36 126% Airport-Eagle 30 120% VRI- Rectangles 3-2 Bev Hamilton 2/2 singles
M. Hammond, J. Todd, G. Filbey 16. GIRLS U/12.Olivia Waterhouse 1st, Charlotte Streat 2nd, Alice Williams 28 108% Airport-McCartney 26 95% VRI-Angwin 26
DIVISION 3: Lepair 3rd. RACING
94% Airport-Wright 18 95% OCC-2 16 92% VRI-Boyle 14 92%
Victoria 29 lt Sebastopol 57: GIRLS U/14. Mia Lepair 1st, Georgina Mees 2nd, OCC-1 14 92% MHS 12 85% BALLARAT GREYHOUNDS
L. Cocks, D. Tebble, M. Bradford, G. Ward 15 lt M. Cassells, J. Alanna Peart 3rd.
Francis, J. Paterson, R. Brunt 29; GIRLS U/16. Eliza Lepair 1st, Anika Jones 2nd, Macey BRIDGE VIC TAB DIVS FOR $1.00
Y. Downing, G. Surman, V. McLeod, M. Rayner 14 lt L. Goon, B. Ludeman 3rd Race 1: 4 2 6. Win $6.30 place $3.00 $1.50 NTD. Q: $11.10. E:
Simpson, J. Gladman, R. Hinds 22. BOYS U/6. Samuel Zakkam and Nick Blunden 1st, Justin BALLARAT BRIDGE CLUB
$36.70. T: $87.60. First 4: 4-2-6-5: $374.10. Sub: 1. Scr: 3, 7, 8.
Learmonth 35 lt Ballarat 41: Francis 2nd. WEEKLY RESULTS 27/04/2017 Race 2: 6 1 5. Win $3.10 place $2.70 $1.50 NTD. Q: $4.40. E:
M. Lakey, L. Morvell, V. Lavery, L. Findlay 22 d K. Whitehead, J. BOYS U/8. Aiden Sliwa 1st. Oliver Walsh 2nd, Saturday: northsouth H. Dolan-L. Holmes 1, J. Fairhurst-D. $9.80. T: $115.80. D: $32.30. First 4: 6-1-5-8: $361.60. Sub: 1.
Smith, J. Davies, M. Sharp 12; Archer Mason 3rd. Phillips 2, L. Caroll-A. Smail 3. eastwest D. Stewart-R. Gilmour
P. Swanson, P. Hunter, S. Marshall, L. Bourke 13 lt M. Tatchell, Scr: 3, 7, 10.
BOYS U/10. William Rowe 1st, Caden Spruce 2nd, Jesse 1, R. Giles-T. Tonkin 2, C. Hynd-J. Williams 3.
L. Gribble, O. Gunnell, H. Hopkinson 29. Race 3: 4 2 7. Win $7.50 place $3.40 $1.30 $2.10. Q: $27.30. E:
Nankervis 3rd. Tuesday: northsouth B. Lowe-J. Clark 1, C. Beer-V. Bennett 2.
City Oval 40 d Buninyong 30: BOYS U/12. Harry Mason 1st, Brodie Tallent 2nd, Scott Peart $38.00. Duets: 4-2: $11.30, 4-7: $7.60, 2-7: $3.00. T: $138.10.
eastwest J. Campbell-R. Beacham 1, B. Prest-J. Oates 2.
D. Mahoney, C. Hawkes, H. Kinnersly, M. Tait 23 d H. Slater, J. 3rd.(1500m) D: $61.70. First 4: 4-2-7-5: $1, 024.90. Sub: 2. Scr: 9, 1(L).
Wednesday: N. Dowling-C. Hynd 1, P. Fisken-C. Beer 2.
Worth, Y. Clark, J. Earl 14; BOYS U/12. James Childs 1st, Mason Roberts-Dunn 2nd. Thursday: northsouth J. White-L. Holmes 1, T. Broeders-J. Race 4: 8 9 4. Win $2.60 place $1.50 $1.10 $2.60. Q: $4.20. E:
H. Dolling, G. Hogg, J. Alexander, T. O’Sullivan 17 d M. BOYS U/14. Andrew Wills 1st. Sebastian Streat 2nd, Samuel Campbell 2, R. Gilmour-D. Stewart 3, A. Smith-D. Newland 4. $7.70. Duets: 8-9: $2.50, 8-4: $3.00, 9-4: $6.00. T: $36.80. D:
Meulan, Y. Gamble, M. Horne, B. Glover 16. Pearse 3rd. eastewst C. Woodley-E. Ramshaw 1, C. Hynd-D. Wilderness 2, $31.80. First 4: 8-9-4-2: $89.40. Sub: 8. Scr: 1, 3.
Midlands Golf 45 d Invermay 40: BOYS U/16. Riley Berrigan 1st. Ruon Reath 2nd, D. Cox-P. Guthrie 3, R. Giles-T. Tonkin 4. Race 5: 6 4 5. Win $4.70 place $2.40 $2.40 NTD. Q: $10.70. E:
K. Alsop (Sub), J. Smith, A. Eyers, M. Robertson 26 d J. Jack Seery 3rd. $35.60. T: $46.90. D: $14.90. First 4: 6-4-5-8: $141.90. Sub: 4.
Fitzgerald, A. Kuchel, Y. McDonald, N. Hoare 21; M. Foy, D. DARTS Scr: 2, 3.
McGregor(sub), B. Burridge, M. Phealan 19 dw K. Peachey, H. WENDOUREE ATHLETIC CLUB
Brennan, J. Blower, M. Irvin 19. AHA DARTS Race 6: 5 2 4. Win $4.50 place $1.40 $3.40 $4.90. Q: $61.40.
CROSS COUNTRY 29/04/2017 E: $106.60. Duets: 5-2: $14.10, 5-4: $22.70, 2-4: $15.50. T:
Andrew Amor set the pace in the 5km Buninyong Winery THURSDAY MENS 27/04/2017
CITY OVAL $768.30. D: $30.00. First 4: 5-2-4-1: $3, 731.60. Sub: NSR.
event crossing the line in a race time of 16m.46s. in clearing Round 10
AUTUMN TRIPLES 04/05/2017 All Started.
conditions in the combined Wendouree and Eureka Athletic A GRADE: Widges Herd 7 d Twisted Oaks 6; C/Yards Cavaliers
Nominated players for this Thursday’s 2 bowl autumn triples at 7 d Market Stayers 6; C/Yards Deviates 11 d C/Yards Cruisers Race 7: 4 6 5. Win $6.30 place $1.90 $2.30 $2.00. Q: $24.00. E:
Clubs 2 km and 5 km cross country event. This was well
City Oval 11am start are Les Horrigan, John Ryan, Barry Turnor, 2; Golfers All Stars 10 d Market Muppetts 3 $67.30. Duets: 4-6: $3.40, 4-5: $11.00, 6-5: $19.70. T: $162.60.
supported by 58 athletes in what appeared to be a wet event
Alan Hawkes, Dennis Holman, John Cuthbert, Terry O’Farrell, until conditions cleared and the only moisture was underfoot. High Scores: M. Wilde 140x2, 136, 100x4; G. Matthews 140, D: $32.50. First 4: 4-6-5-8: $773.90. Sub: 8. Scr: 9, 10.
David Flintoft, Neil Sutherland, Eligio Di Giralamo, David Both the 2 km and 5 km events started simultaneously with 100x6; S. Keirl 140x2, 125, 123, 100x2; A. Dean 100x6 Race 8: 7 6 8. Win $3.10 place $1.10 $2.50 $4.10. Q: $11.60. E:
Murphy, Peter Coffield, Ivan Fraser, Rosaleen Ryan, Col Gibson, 2 different turn around points with Micheal Bleicher setting B GRADE: Brewery Tap 8 d Millers Sharks 5; Millers $12.10. Duets: 7-6: $4.00, 7-8: $2.90, 6-8: $13.50. T: $75.60. D:
Peter Orr, Bryan Coutts, Darren Kurzmann, Bruce Dean, Dorothy the fastest time for the 2k event in 8m.56s Lackie Hawkes Maulers 8 d The Rat Pack 5; Nerrina Lancers 11 d Webbcona $12.80. First 4: 7-6-8-1: $414.40. Sub: 7. Scr: 9, 10.
Sheehan, Brian Smith, David O’Sullivan, Nick Ravenscroft, 9m.22s and Dayne Schnyder 9m.26s. On handicap the event Wanderers 2 Race 9: 7 4 8. Win $12.60 place $2.70 $1.90 $1.90. Q: $15.90.
Wayne Roberts, Bill Wilkins, Alan Mann, Ian Robinson, Tony went to Bailey Davis in 9m.57s with a handicap of 5m.06s. High Scores: R. Beer 140, 100; J. Rose 101, 100; B. Fothergill E: $45.00. Duets: 7-4: $6.40, 7-8: $4.40, 4-8: $4.80. T: $189.40.
Gutteridge, Barry Hender, Charlie Bolte, Tony Johns, Max from Mikey Bleicher in 8m.56s. and a handicap of 3m.58s with 100x2; P. Keirl 100x2 D: $40.50. First 4: 7-4-8-2: $734.10. Sub: 4. Scr: 6, 9.
Sargent, Ray Kinna, Mark Firman, Ron Coxall Zoe Schnyder finishing in 3rd place in a time of 9m.45s. and a C GRADE: Bunny Bowlers 9 d Millers Tigers 4; Aussie Battlers Race 10: 5 6 3. Win $3.40 place $1.80 $2.70 $1.90. Q: $17.00.
handicap of 4m.46s. 8 d Sexy Exees 5; C/Yards Misfitz 7 d Nerrina Warriors 6
INDOOR PENNANT High Scores: A. Rickard 140, 126; J. Weston 127, 117; S.
E: $50.00. Duets: 5-6: $10.40, 5-3: $4.90, 6-3: $9.20. T: $188.70.
With Andrew Amor being a clear winner he was followed D: $201.60. First 4: 5-6-3-2: $426.50. Sub: 2. Scr: 9, 10.
BALLARAT 03/04/2017 home by Harry Sharp in 17m.21s and Justin Bleicher in Vanderwaal 100x2; A. Smith 122; S. McNeil 111
Race 11: 8 7 3. Win $2.40 place $1.50 $1.50 $1.80. Q: $3.60.
Division 3 (at Learmonth, cars 12.15pm): M. Tatchell, E. 17m.43s. who all found their handicaps close a little hard to BHC MIXED/LADIES DARTS E: $8.40. Duets: 8-7: $3.20, 8-3: $3.10, 7-3: $6.90. T: $50.00. D:
Gribble, O. Gunnel, H. Hopkinson; K. Whitehead, J. Smith, J. overcome and these runners being all under 18 and 16 years
Davies, M. Sharp of age. First senior to finish was Grant Gilbert in 18m.49s just ROUND 10 RESULTS 24/04/2017 $18.60. First 4: 8-7-3-4: $172.20. Sub: 8. Scr: 1, 2.
2 places ahead of u/16 year daughter Lily Gilbert who was the MIXED A GRADE: Burra Bullets 8 d Traitors 5; Miners 7 d Race 12: 4 8 3. Win $5.00 place $2.00 $2.60 $1.70. Q: $20.00.
BALLARAT 04/04/2017 E: $32.70. Duets: 4-8: $7.50, 4-3: $3.90, 8-3: $11.10. T: $163.20.
first female home in 19m.33s ahead of Michelle Hawkes in Easties 6; Golfers 7 d Mixed Mob 6
Division 1 (at Home): A. Emonson, D. Eastman, J. Croft, P. 20m.17s. and T Whittle 23m.05s. H/Scores: G. Murphy 140, R. Phillips 138, 102PI, L. Robertson D: $47.90. First 4: 4-8-3-10: $886.30. Sub: 9. Scr: 5, 6.
Ashmore; B. Horwood, B. Fothergill, A. Dalgleish, D. Bowman; On handicap the winners were Mal Johnstone in 19m.37s with 134, 100, B. Spicer 116PI, 100 VIC TAB DOUBLE on races 6 and 8: Waikiki Creek (5):
Division 4 (at Home): W. Penhall, N. Smith, C. Fothergill, P. a handicap of 6m.05s with Annabel Brennan 2nd in a time of MIXED B GRADE: Midland Misfits 9 d Wannabees 4; BBC Southwood Max (7) $10.70. Subs: NSR, 7.
Fothergill; M. Rowe, D. Whitfield, M. Calagari, L. Calf 23m.47s and a handicap of 13m.38s and Rex Flemming 3rd in Traitors 8 d C/Yd Rams 5; C/Yd Rebels 7 d Sebas Dragons 6 VIC TAB QUADDIE on races 5, 6, 7, 8: (6)(5)(4)(7): $358.70.
LEARMONTH 02/05/2017 21m.14s and a handicap of 7m.32s. Others that competed well H/Scores: S. Cain 140, A. Smith 138, D. Krahe 125, D. Goulter Subs: 4, NSR, 8, 7.
Division 1 (at Home v VRI): C Newman, G Stowe, M Powell, R were Matthew Catterson 18m.09s Josh Hawkes 18m.21s. and 123, D. Donaldson 122PI
Powell; R Peskett, P Beechey, P Ryan, G Powell. Micah Poole 18m.40s MIXED C GRADE: Midland Picks 9 d X on Warriors 4; Jaggers 8 MORNINGTON GALLOPS
Division 3 (at Victoria) R Broadbent, D Powell, I Long, C Powell; Wendouree Juniors. The under 6, 400m. event went to Olivia d Assassins 5; C/Yd Misfitz – bye VIC TAB DIVS FOR $1.00
R Cassar, I Martin, G Findlay, K Stowe. Gallager in 5m.23s with Sasha Johnstone taking out the under H/Scores: S. Klein 160, 140, R. Castles 134, S. Jennings 113,
8 section over 1200 m in 8m.09s and Charlotte Mcilvena the D. Bourke/S. Drake 100 Race 1: 7 2 3. Win $4.40 place $2.20 $1.10 NTD. Q: $2.80. E:
INVERMAY under 10 1200m in 6m.39s. Maya Fleming took out the under TUESDAY A GRADE: Midland Mystics 8 d Dream Team 5; R/ $7.40. T: $25.40. First 4: 7-2-3-6: $46.80. Sub: 2. Scr: 4, 5.
INDOOR TOURNAMENT 30/04/2017 12 2klm event in 9m.31s Mail Ramblers 7 d Burras 6; C/Yard Sheilas bye Race 2: 9 11 3. Win $5.50 place $1.80 $2.50 $1.40. Q: $10.80.
H/Scores: M. Kearns 110PO, 110, L. Bishop 131 E: $37.20. Duets: 9-11: $4.20, 9-3: $2.80, 11-3: $6.20. T:
Winners: P Ditchfield, M Bromley, B Trezise, B Hughes; 2nd: S BADMINTON
Fraser, N Day, R Nunn. TUESDAY B GRADE: Wendy’s Girls 8 d Midland Sinners 5; $128.10. D: $26.60. First 4: 9-11-3-10: $292.00. Sub: 3. Scr: 5.
BALLARAT BADMINTON ASSOCIATION Jaggers 7 d Wranglers 6; Xona Divas – bye Race 3: 7 6 3. Win $2.80 place $1.20 $1.90 $3.10. Q: $5.60. E:
SEBASTOPOL H/Scores: L. Berriman 133, K. Young 112, A. Maher 105 $11.70. Duets: 7-6: $2.60, 7-3: $6.70, 6-3: $11.70. T: $67.40. D:
JUNIOR PENNANT 27/04/2017 $16.20. First 4: 7-6-3-4: $485.30. Sub: 7. Scr: 5, 8, 12, 13.
SATURDAY SOCIAL 29/04/2017 A GRADE: W H O 4/115 def Faze 3 2/093; No Idea 5/125 def QUOITS
Winners: G Meadows, D O’Sullivan, P Fletcher, F Reus (s) 54 Race 4: 6 1 3. Win $12.50 place $2.80 $1.80 $1.50. Q: $38.60.
Super Shuttles 1/072 BALLARAT ROPE QUOITS ASSOCIATION
pts; 2nd: G Bott, L Aitken, A Kerr, P Lovell (s) 52 E: $72.90. Duets: 6-1: $7.90, 6-3: $7.30, 1-3: $4.40. T: $322.10.
B GRADE: Tigrada 3/117 def Goon Squad 3/100; Two and Half
Saturday Social Bowls: 1pm start Men 6/126 def H. E.L. L 0/076 HOME AND AWAY 26/04/2017 D: $48.50. First 4: 6-1-3-14: $935.90. Sub: 3. Scr: 2, 10, 11.
Wednesday Scroungers: 1pm start C1 GRADE: The Bad Mittens 5/124 def Obey 1/083; RC Riders In this week games, Nuggets hit form only being 1 quoit short Race 5: 3 2 1. Win $2.70 place $1.30 $2.40 $1.30. Q: $9.00. E:
Wednesday Twilight Social: 7pm start Names in 1 hour before 7/157 def Racqueteers 1/111 in 6 rounds, with Dale Robertson throwing a limit of 40 in the $12.10. Duets: 3-2: $3.50, 3-1: $1.70, 2-1: $2.40. T: $32.00. D:
play starts. C2 GRADE: White Tigers 5/149 def 4 Bob Bobettas 3/131; first six rounds to be on a possible throw, in the last round $33.10. First 4: 3-2-1-5: $103.60. Sub: 3. Scr: 8, 10.
All entries/inquiries to 53364601 Racquet Rumbles 6/147 def Jimy Matoah 2/128; Royals 4/130 with a throw of 13 he unfortunately missed his possible. Their Race 6: 1 6 9. Win $5.30 place $2.50 $1.70 $5.50. Q: $22.90. E:
Come and see the XXXX Multi 6’s Thursday nights at 7pm. def Just Keep Swinging 3/109 opponents Cruisers, yet to record a win, were very unlucky $35.30. Duets: 1-6: $6.50, 1-9: $11.80, 6-9: $21.00. T: $571.40.
GOLF D GRADE: Red Devils 6/163 def Mixtures 2/120; The Raptors to come up against Nuggets in such red-hot form and would D: $17.80. First 4: 1-6-9-3: $2, 798.10. Sub: 3. Scr: 10, 11.
8/168 def Awesome Four 0/091; L O L 8/168 def Flaming have beaten any other side on the night. In the other games, Race 7: 3 2 9. Win $5.00 place $2.20 $6.50 $4.60. Q: $65.90.
MIDLANDS Teddies 0/098 BBC got back to winning ways in a close game with Sebas E: $112.30. Duets: 3-2: $15.60, 3-9: $12.20, 2-9: $46.40. T: $1,
MONDAY 12 HOLE STABLEFORD 01/05/2017 and Invermay had an easy victory over VRI both game went 095.20. D: $28.10. First 4: 3-2-9-16: $16, 313.00. Sub: 5. Scr:
BILLIARDS & SNOOKER to 9 rounds.
A total of 42 players including visitors from interstate and 1, 7, 12, 15.
BALLARAT EIGHT BALL ASSOCIATION Next week will see the completion of the first round of the
university students. Race 8: 12 10 15. Win $12.20 place $3.50 $2.00 $13.10. Q:
home and away season and at this stage BBC, Invermay and
A Grade Winner: W. Slocombe 26 pts; 2nd: G. Guest. 24 pts ROUND 13 26/04/2017 $25.50. E: $68.00. Duets: 12-10: $9.60, 12-15: $107.30, 10-15:
Nuggets have broken away from the other 3 sides with 8
C/B P. Carmichael Premier Division: Shooters Outs 6 v Who Let the Dogs Out 12, $42.80. T: $2, 196.00. D: $99.20. First 4: 12-10-15-5: $19,
points between 3rd and 4th.
B Grade Winner: P. Davidson 28 pts; 2nd: K. Price 28 pts Shooters Slingers 12 v Shooters Crushers! 7, Shooters Lions 731.30. Sub: 3. Scr: 1, 2, 4, 14.
Nuggets 1031 8pts d Cruisers 977 2pts in 7rds
NTPs: 3rd hole and 11th hole: J. Kennedy 12 v Big Mojo’s 8, Dog Warriors 11 v Shooters Cap Guns 9, Race 9: 3 7 12. Win $4.20 place $2.00 $1.60 $3.30. Q: $8.50. E:
BBC 1010 6pts d Sebas 2pts in 9rds
Magpie 11th hole: M. Britt Mojos 17 v Shooters McGavins 7. Division 2 Market Grunters $22.60. Duets: 3-7: $3.50, 3-12: $6.90, 7-12: $6.40. T: $117.60.
Invermay 1004 6pts d VRI 949 0pts in 9rds
SKIPTON 11 v Miners Rest 4, Travelling Mojos 10 v Cattle Yard Bulldogs Limits D: $36.10. First 4: 3-7-12-11: $1, 015.30. Sub: 3. Scr: 1, 2, 5.
5, Millers Arms Again 11 v Mojos Rare Breed 4, Royal Mail D. Robertson 6, I. Spencer 4, N. Thompson, D. Hopkinson, B. Race 10: 3 8 11. Win $8.30 place $3.00 $5.20 $3.20. Q: $86.10.
MEN’S SATURDAY COMPETITION 29/04/2017 P A 9 v Market Guns 6. Division 3 Brewery Tap Pheonix 8 v Bowman, S. Taylor, R. Walker 3, J. Fitzpatrick, A. Robertson, A. E: $175.70. Duets: 3-8: $24.70, 3-11: $14.80, 8-11: $29.90. T:
A smaller than usual field played a stableford round. Miners Rest Shovellers 7, Mojos Misfits 10 v Brewery Tap Big Giles, D. O’Donnell 2.
Men’s Stableford Winner: G. Thompson 34 pts; 2nd: M. $1, 512.50. D: $37.00. First 4: 3-8-11-9: $12, 121.60. Sub: 6.
Bashers 5, Lal Lal Squatters 7 v Market Tradies 8, Eastenders Next week draw: Nuggets v BBC; Invermay v Cruisers;
Richardson 33 pts; G. Simpson 33 pts; R. Evans 27 pts Scr: 7, 14, 15.
5 v Dog Ramblers 10, Shooters O’Sullivans 7 v Mojos Crumbs Sebas v VRI
Comp Balls: G. Thompson 8. Division 4 Mojos Llamas 11 v Millers Arms Socceroos 4, P VIC TAB DOUBLE on races 8 and 10: Rossatin (12): Charcol (3)
SNAKE VALLEY Spot 8 v Royal Mail Rayls 7, Nerrina Nuggets 9 v Cumberland TABLE TENNIS $131.00. Subs: 3, 6.
Yankees 6, X on Wolves 5 v Mojos Masters 10. Division 5 VIC TAB EARLY QUADDIE on races 3, 4, 5, 6: (7)(6)(3)(1):
STROKE 30/04/2017 BALLARAT TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION $749.80. Subs: 7, 3, 3, 3.
Market Movers 7 v Nerrina Outlaws 8, Webbcona Warriors 9
Next Sunday, Open 4 man Ambrose 11am. Tee off names to v Learmonth Breakers 6, Miners Rest Diggers 9 v Park Cues 6, MONDAY NIGHT PENNANT 04/04/2017 VIC TAB QUADDIE on races 7, 8, 9, 10: (3)(12)(3)(3): $4, 251.40.
the captain by 10.30am Learmonth Hotel 6 v Queens Head Spuds 9. Division 6 Queens Round 1 Subs: 5, 3, 3, 6.
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AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL GOALS: Mount Clear: Charlie Molan 3, Liam Howard Mount Clear ......................3.2 6.3 7.3 8.5 (53) JUNIORS 30/04/2017
2, Billy Miller 1, Kingsley Prendergast 1, Cooper Fox East Point...........................0.0 0.0 0.2 0.2 (2) Ladders
1, William Mesley 1,; Max Rivers 1, Jack Bambury 1, 17/UNDER SENIORS
BALLARAT FOOTBALL LEAGUE Lachlan Humphrey 1; East Point: Noah Ryan 1, Felix
GOALS: Mount Clear: East Point:
BEST: Mount Clear: East Point: Charlie McClure, Lachlan North Ballarat City 8, 943.75; Lake Wendouree 8, 326.95;
Fogaty 1, Jack Jeffrey 1 Darley 8, 158.33; East Point Juniors 4, 96.08; Bacchus Marsh
Under 16.5 Seniors BEST: Mount Clear: Liam Howard, Charlie Molan, William
McGuigan, Patrick O’Connell, Mason Black, Nash Vance
4, 75.47; Mount Clear 4, 65.67; Sebastopol 4, 2.2; Ballarat 0,
North Ballarat ...................2.2 5.3 6.6 9.7 (61) Mesley, Jack Flood, Jack Bambury, Shaun Leonard; East Redan .................................2.0 3.0 4.0 4.0 (24) 44.71; Redan 0, 41.38
Ballarat ..............................2.9 3.12 5.16 7.16 (58) Point: Adam Jirik, Aiden Brien, Geordy Slater, Joshua Lake Wendouree..............0.0 0.0 0.0 0.2 (2) 17/UNDER RESERVES
Gibcus, Jack Jeffrey North Ballarat City 8, 354.84; Darley 8, 137.5; Lake Wendouree
GOALS: North Ballarat: Elijah Kelly 2, Riley Polkinghorne GOALS: Redan: Jack Bray 2, Riely Collins 1, Samuel
2, Riely Ranieri 2, Sam Bowen 1, Riley O’Keefe 1, Jackson Byrne 1; Lake Wendouree: 8, 136.67; Ballarat 4, 140.82; Bacchus Marsh 4, 102.94; East
Redan .................................2.0 3.4 6.6 7.8 (50)
Kurzman 1; Ballarat: William Liston 2, Tarkyn Balzan 1, BEST: Redan: Riely Collins, James Rieniets, Samuel Point Juniors 4, 39.62; Sebastopol 4, 4.55; Mount Clear 0,
Lake Wendouree..............3.0 4.1 4.1 4.3 (27)
Clint Eastman 1, Darcy Trethowan 1, Mitchell Collins 1, Byrne, Zac Grainger, Jacob Catley, Michael Allen- 79.41; Redan 0, 63.93
GOALS: Redan: James Harrington 2, Jack Lee 1, Ethan 15/UNDER SENIORS
Jacob McFarlane 1 Postlethwaite 1, Sam Broadbent 1, Lachlan Spiteri 1, Wythes; Lake Wendouree: Ethan Binks, Declan Clark,
BEST: North Ballarat: Sam Bowen, Riley Polkinghorne, Doheon Raphael Kwon, Kabel Lovison, Jack Bennetts, North Ballarat City 8, 505.88; Darley 8, 287.5; Lake Wendouree
Trent Parisi 1; Lake Wendouree: Lachlan Bear 1, Jonte 8, 251.43; Mount Clear 4, 120.45; Ballarat 4, 80.43; Redan 4,
Dylan Graham, Riely Ranieri, Riley O’Keefe, Isaac Carey; Jarred 1, Flynn Loader 1, Thomas Cleary 1 Nelson Bawden
61.33; Sebastopol 4, 18.0; Bacchus Marsh 0, 47.44; East Point
Ballarat: Clint Eastman, Tarkyn Balzan, Bailey O’Keefe, BEST: Redan: Nicholas Cushing, Xavier Nelson, Ryan
Under 16.5 Seniors Juniors 0, 32.79
William Liston, Max Eastman, Will Green Wilson, Joshua Conduit, Sam Broadbent, James Liston; 15/UNDER RESERVES
Lake Wendouree: Kai Lohmann, Jake Ashmore, Sam TEAM P W L D B FF FOR AGST % PTS North Ballarat City 8, 522.22; Lake Wendouree 8, 392.31;
Darley.................................0.7 2.10 7.12 10.15 (75) Butler, Cooper James, Flynn Loader, Jacksen Connor 1 Lake Wendo 2 2 0 0 0 0 186 106 175.47 8
Bacchus Marsh................1.1 1.5 3.6 5.8 (38) Bacchus Marsh 8, 203.23; East Point Juniors 4, 87.1; Ballarat
2 North Ball 2 2 0 0 0 0 130 95 136.84 8 4, 62.26; Darley 4, 30.0; Sebastopol 4, 11.32; Mount Clear 0,
GOALS: Darley: Thomas Presnell 2, Joel Cadman 2, U/14 Reserves 3 East Point 2 2 0 0 0 0 102 120 85.00 8 52.63; Redan 0, 43.14
Connor Ascough 1, Jai Dodemaide 1, Matthew Arnold 4 Darley 2 1 1 0 0 0 112 107 104.67 4 13/UNDER SENIORS
1, Boden Mugridge 1,; Blake Colley 1, Mitchell Ward 1; North Ballarat ...................3.3 9.3 15.8 21.11 (137) 5 Redan 2 1 1 0 0 0 142 161 88.20 4
Ballarat ..............................0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 (1) East Point Juniors 8, 418.75; North Ballarat City 8, 288.24;
Bacchus Marsh: James Vulic 2, Daniel Wilson 1, Jack 6 Mount Clea 2 0 2 0 0 0 116 104 111.54 0 Lake Wendouree 8, 259.09; Darley 8, 152.17; Redan 4, 109.09;
Hehir 1, Jack Crawford 1 GOALS: North Ballarat: Jude McGuire 9, Riley 7 Bacchus Ma 2 0 2 0 0 0 117 163 71.78 0 Sebastopol 4, 13.33; Bacchus Marsh 0, 56.34; Mount Clear 0,
BEST: Darley: Thomas Presnell, Joel Cadman, Duncan Tuddenham 3, Will Quinlan 3, Thomas Ford 2, Max 8 Ballarat 2 0 2 0 0 0 114 163 69.94 0 35.85; Ballarat 0, 31.75
Cadman, Connor Ascough, Jai Dodemaide, Bryce Faulkner 2, Oliver Warwick 1,; Oliver Huf 1; Ballarat: 13/UNDER RESERVES
Stephenson; Bacchus Marsh: James Vulic, Jack Hehir, BEST: North Ballarat: Adam Lovett, Thomas Ford, Will Under 16.5 Reserves Darley 8, 625.0; North Ballarat City 8, 283.33; East Point
Jack Crawford, James Dickson, Nicholas Joselin, Quinlan, Max Faulkner, Jude McGuire; Ballarat: Ashley TEAM P W L D B FF FOR AGST % PTS Juniors 8, 158.33; Lake Wendouree 6, 125.71; Redan 4, 96.88;
Daniel Wilson Cutts, Lachlan Scholten, Samuel Farrington, William 1 Ballarat 2 2 0 0 0 0 158 29 544.83 8 Sebastopol 4, 10.53; Mount Clear 2, 89.47; Ballarat 0, 55.88;
Cordingley, Tristan Roberts, Ben Wardley Bacchus Marsh 0, 27.5
East Point...........................0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (0) 2 Lake Wendo 2 2 0 0 0 0 224 73 306.85 8
Mount Clear ......................1.4 5.5 8.7 9.10 (64) Mount Clear ......................0.3 0.4 3.7 4.9 (33) 3 Bacchus Ma 2 2 0 0 0 0 143 80 178.75 8 SOCCER
East Point...........................3.0 3.2 3.2 3.5 (23) 4 Mount Clea 2 1 1 0 0 0 118 111 106.31 4
GOALS: East Point: Mount Clear: Lawson Prendergast 4, 5 Darley 2 1 1 0 0 0 109 110 99.09 4 BALLARAT DISTRICT SOCCER
Daniel Boers 4, Jackson Perry 1 GOALS: Mount Clear: Isaac Hucker 2, Nash Allgood 1, 6 North Ball 2 0 2 0 0 0 74 155 47.74 0 ASSOCIATION
BEST: East Point: Mount Clear: Darcy Hunt, Rhys Perry, Jamie Tuhoro 1; East Point: Jesse Hardiman 1, Cooper
7 Redan 2 0 2 0 0 0 51 198 25.76 0 DIVISION 1 OPEN 30/04/2017
Jackson Perry, Jack Thornton, Lawson Prendergast, McKenzie 1, Dayne Wolterman 1
BEST: Mount Clear: Joshua Dunne, Samuel Flintoft,
8 East Point 2 0 2 0 0 0 7 128 5.47 0
Ambrose Vallance Daylesford 3 drew with Ballarat Red 3
Lochlan Oellering, Hugh McKenzie, Levhi Givvens, Isaac U/14 Seniors Ballarat North United 9 d Creswick 1
Lake Wendouree..............3.1 6.1 10.5 12.10 (82) Hucker; East Point: Darcy O’Farrell, Dayne Wolterman, Forest Rangers 3 d Bacchus Marsh 0
Redan .................................1.1 4.2 6.5 8.6 (54) Kane Irvin, Benjamin Gibcus, Kynan Learmount TEAM P W L D B FF FOR AGST % PTS Buninyong 4 d Sebastopol Vikings 3
1 Mount Clea 2 2 0 0 0 0 208 21 990.48 8 Victoria Park v Warrnambool Rangers (not submitted)
GOALS: Lake Wendouree: Cooper Bath 3, Matthew Lake Wendouree..............2.2 3.2 4.2 5.5 (35) 2 Darley 2 2 0 0 0 0 138 65 212.31 8
McKenna 2, Noah McIntosh 2, Will Tickner 2, Ned Nash Ladder: Forest Rangers 10 points, goal differential +14;
Redan .................................0.3 1.3 2.3 3.3 (21) 3 Redan 2 2 0 0 0 0 110 85 129.41 8 Buninyong 9, +3; Sebastopol Vikings 7, +6; Warrnambool
1, Hamish Bridges 1,; Brody Gilbert 1; Redan: Myles King 4 East Point 2 1 1 0 0 0 122 110 110.91 4
3, Samuel Kyatt 2, Fletcher Douglas 1, Ryan Jerera 1, GOALS: Lake Wendouree: Brodie Tobin 2, Rory Gibson Rangers 7, +5; Ballarat North United 6, +7; Ballarat Red 5, +3;
1, Soren Andrews 1, Jack Antonio 1; Redan: Daniel 5 Ballarat 2 1 1 0 0 0 68 129 52.71 4 Daylesford 5, +2; Victoria Park 2, -2; Bacchus Marsh 1, -12;
Douglas Arthur 1
Thomson 1, Hamish Macdonald 1, Lachlan Davies 1 6 Bacchus Ma 2 0 2 0 0 0 89 133 66.92 0 Creswick 0, -26.
BEST: Lake Wendouree: Will Tickner, Ned Nash, Jordy
BEST: Lake Wendouree: Noah Shearer, Ashwin Spencer, 7 North Ball 2 0 2 0 0 0 61 105 58.10 0 Division 1 Women
Clark, Charlie Lloyd, Cooper Bath, Noah McIntosh;
Redan: Myles King, Jack Jones, Fergus Macdonald, Jack Harrison Welsh, Rohan Thiele, Noah Hildebrand, Rory 8 Lake Wendo 2 0 2 0 0 0 28 176 15.91 0 Sebastopol Vikings 2 d Warrnambool Rangers 1
Richards, Owen Davidson, Douglas Arthur Gibson; Redan: Leo Turnbull-Gent, Jordie Petersen, Jack Vic Park 12 d Bacchus Marsh 0
Quinlan, Oliver Frangos-Woodhouse, Oscar Murphy, U/14 Reserves Ballarat 3 d Ballarat North United 1
Under 16.5 Reserves Hamish Macdonald TEAM P W L D B FF FOR AGST % PTS Forest Rangers BYE
1 Sebastopol 1 1 0 0 1 0 67 27 248.15 8 Ladder: Ballarat 9, +20; Sebastopol Vikings 9, +12; Vic Park 6,
Ballarat ..............................1.5 6.9 10.9 13.12 (90) Darley.................................3.0 5.0 8.2 8.4 (52) 2 Darley 1 1 0 0 1 0 52 21 247.62 8 +13; Ballarat North United 6, +4; Warrnambool Rangers 6, -4;
North Ballarat ...................1.2 1.2 1.3 3.4 (22) Bacchus Marsh................1.1 2.1 3.2 3.3 (21) 3 Mount Clea 2 2 0 0 0 0 94 59 159.32 8 Forest Rangers 6, -5; Bacchus Marsh 3, -28.
GOALS: Darley: Logan Moffat 3, Sebastian de Courcy 2, 4 East Point 2 1 1 0 0 0 130 39 333.33 4 Division 2
GOALS: Ballarat: Ryley Lopes 4, Tom Conheady 3, Zack
Kurtis Beck 1, Joshua Taylor 1, Luke O’Brien 1; Bacchus 5 North Ball 2 1 1 0 0 0 164 68 241.18 4 Creswick v Ballarat White (not submitted)
Maple 2, Damon New 1, Riley Graham 1, Jake Drever
Marsh: Connor Benton 2, Noah Neumann 1 6 Redan 2 1 1 0 0 0 84 41 204.88 4 Horsham & District 8 d Ballarat Red 1
1,; Jasper Kemp 1; North Ballarat: Max Riding 1, Riley
BEST: Darley: Brodie Gellie, Kyle Hodgetts, Logan 7 Lake Wendo 2 1 1 0 0 0 71 82 86.59 4 Maryborough v Ballarat North United (not submitted)
Gallagher 1, Brandyn Eagle 1
Moffat, Luke O’Brien, Joshua Taylor, Jarrod John White; 8 Bacchus Ma 2 0 2 0 0 0 27 115 23.48 0 Victoria Park 2 d Sebastopol Vikings 1
BEST: Ballarat: Samuel Fisher, Nathanael Van Lieshout,
Bacchus Marsh: Taj Dale, Ryan Lister, Connor Benton, Daylesford 4 d Buninyong 0
Flynn Kellett, Zack Maple, Ryley Lopes, Chad Cartledge; 9 Ballarat 2 0 2 0 0 0 7 244 2.87 0
Max Marshall, Jake Wernicke, Mackenzie Popple Forest Rangers BYE
North Ballarat: Dane Kolek, Ryan Aikman, Jacob Cowan,
U/12 Seniors Ladder: Forest Rangers 10, +13; Horsham & District 9, +17;
Max Riding U/12 Seniors Sebastopol Vikings 9, +14; Ballarat White 7, +10; Victoria
TEAM P W L D B FF FOR AGST % PTS Park 6, +2: Ballarat Red 6, -8; Daylesford 4, -2; Creswick
Bacchus Marsh................3.1 3.2 4.3 9.4 (58) Ballarat ..............................1.1 1.1 5.4 6.4 (40) 1 Mount Clea 2 2 0 0 0 0 187 7 2671.43 8
Darley.................................2.1 4.4 5.7 6.8 (44) 3, 0; Maryborough 3, -13; Buninyong 3, -14; Ballarat North
North Ballarat ...................1.2 1.3 1.3 2.5 (17) 2 Bacchus Ma 2 2 0 0 0 0 140 14 1000.00 8 United 1, -4.
GOALS: Bacchus Marsh: Darley: Rylan Tanner 2, Hayden GOALS: Ballarat: Damian Irvin 3, Geordie Adam 1, 3 Ballarat 2 2 0 0 0 0 97 31 312.90 8 Under 17 Open
Nash 1, Harrison Barnes 1, Regan King 1, Jaiden Martin 1 Jack O’Brien 1; North Ballarat: Thomas Murphy 1, 4 Sebastopol 1 1 0 0 1 0 27 16 168.75 8 Ballarat North United White 11 d Sebastopol Gold 1
BEST: Bacchus Marsh: Darley: Lane Havelberg, Harrison Darcye Moloney 1 5 Redan 2 1 1 0 0 0 50 93 53.76 4 Warrnambool Rangers 3 d Sebastopol Vikings Blue 2
Barnes, Bradley Crampton, Kye Trask, Noah Closter, BEST: Ballarat: Zac Haintz, Angus O’Keefe, Jack O’Brien, 6 Darley 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 63 3.17 4 Ballarat 4 d Ballarat North United Black 1
Rylan Tanner Damian Irvin, Harry Sutton, Jack Harwood; North 7 North Ball 2 0 2 0 0 0 33 67 49.25 0 Victoria Park BYE
Ballarat: Ned McInerney, Thomas Murphy, Oscar Jones, 8 Lake Wendo 2 0 2 0 0 0 22 109 20.18 0 Ladder: Ballarat 9, +6; Sebastopol Vikings Blue 6, +16; Ballarat
Mount Clear ......................1.1 4.1 6.7 8.12 (60) Lachlan Barnes, Harvey Driscoll 9 East Point 2 0 2 0 0 0 15 173 8.67 0 North United White 6, +12; Ballarat North United Black 3, +2;
East Point...........................0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (0) Victoria Park 3, +1; Warrnambool Rangers 3, -6; Sebastopol
GOALS: Mount Clear: Kobi Cheeseman 2, Nicholas Bacchus Marsh................2.2 2.4 6.5 9.9 (63) U/12 Reserves Vikings Gold 3, -22.
Raschilla 2, Alex Murphy 1, Bill Thornton 1, Jack Pilbeam Darley.................................0.0 0.1 0.2 0.2 (2) TEAM P W L D B FF FOR AGST % PTS Under 16 Girls
1, Jesse Gallagher 1; East Point: GOALS: Bacchus Marsh: Kelsey Laubsch 2, Cooper 1 Mount Clea 2 2 0 0 0 0 77 2 3850.00 8 Ballarat North United 0 drew with Victoria Park 0
BEST: Mount Clear: Alex Murphy, Lachlan Cain-Sultana, Sutherland 2, Andrew Erhardt 1, Ethan McKercher 2 Redan 2 2 0 0 0 0 62 3 2066.67 8 Bacchus Marsh 8 d Buninyong 3
Daniel Baldwin, Jesse Gallagher, Ruben Walker-Corbet, 1, Adam Blain 1, Lachlan Meyer 1,; Joshua 3 Darley 1 1 0 0 1 0 38 7 542.86 8 Ladder: Ballarat North United 4, +12; Victoria Park 4, +4;
Kobi Cheeseman; East Point: Huxtable 1; Darley: 4 Ballarat 2 2 0 0 0 0 44 12 366.67 8 Bacchus Marsh 3, +1; Buninyong 0, -17.
BEST: Bacchus Marsh: Andrew Erhardt, Jackson Dellar, 5 North Ball 2 1 1 0 0 0 66 33 200.00 4 Under 15 Open
Lake Wendouree..............5.6 8.6 15.9 17.11 (113) Jack Kovacevic, Elise Cook, Archie Lalor, Isaac Nixon; 6 Sebastopol 1 0 1 0 1 0 6 61 9.84 4 Bacchus Marsh Yellow 4 d Victoria Park Red 3
Redan .................................0.0 0.2 1.2 2.3 (15) Darley: Joel Freeman, Rudie Forde, Wade Dickson, 7 East Point 2 0 2 0 0 0 9 70 12.86 0 Bacchus Marsh Blue 3 d Ballarat North United Black 2
GOALS: Lake Wendouree: Iggy Duke 4, Marlin Staley Rockey Hoey, Taine Powell, Aidyn Bartolo 8 Bacchus Ma 2 0 2 0 0 0 8 76 10.53 0 Ballarat White 8 d Creswick 3
3, Joshua Canny 2, Will Clark 2, Matthew Butler 2, Ballarat Red 9 d Horsham & District 1
9 Lake Wendo 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 48 4.17 0
Noah Steenhuis 1,; Jeremiah McKenzie 1, Ethan Mount Clear ......................4.5 6.10 12.12 17.14 (116) Victoria Park Blue 4 d Sebastopol Vikings 0
Henderson 1, Griffin Andrews 1; Redan: Harry Venner 1, East Point...........................0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 (1) NETBALL Buninyong 3 d Daylesford 1
Zander Hourigan 1 GOALS: Mount Clear: East Point: Ladder: Bacchus Marsh Blue 9, +7, Victoria Park Blue 7, +21;
BALLARAT Ballarat Red 7, +13; Bacchus Marsh Yelow 6, +11; Ballarat
BEST: Lake Wendouree: Max McLachlan, Iggy Duke, Kye BEST: Mount Clear: East Point: Benjamin McKelvie,
Edwards, Harry Fraser, Benjamin Maher, Lleyton Rodd; Kepler Jones, Sam Duggan, Harry Charleson, Archie JUNIORS 30/04/2017 North United Black 6, +4; Ballarat White 6, +2; Buninyong
Redan: William Rothe, Joel Walton, Darby Frazer, Sam Caldow, Oliver Harris Round 2 6, -13; Victoria Park Red 3, +7; Sebastopol Vikings 3, -7;
Broadbent, Finn Lappin, Tully Heenan 17/UNDER SENIORS Daylesford 0, -4; Horsham & District 0, -14; Creswick 0, -27.
Redan .................................3.2 4.5 4.7 5.8 (38) North Ballarat City 60 d Ballarat 14, Darley 38 d Bacchus Under 13 Division 1
U/14 Seniors Lake Wendouree..............1.0 2.2 2.2 2.4 (16) Marsh 24, Mount Clear 27 d East Point Juniors 24, Lake Victoria Park Blue 11 d Bacchus Marsh Blue 0
Wendouree 42 d Redan 9 Ballarat North United Black 4 d Ballarat Red 0
Ballarat ..............................0.0 3.4 4.4 6.4 (40) GOALS: Redan: Jordan Kroussoratis 2, Charlie Mader 1, Sebastopol Vikings 6 d Ballarat Eureka Strikers Blue 0
Blake Kelly 1, Lachie Abrams 1; Lake Wendouree: Jonty 17/UNDER RESERVES
North Ballarat ...................2.3 3.5 3.7 3.9 (27) North Ballarat City 44 d Ballarat 28, Darley 44 d Bacchus Forest Rangers 9 d Buninyong 1
Faull 1, Oscar Campbell Wootton 1 Ladder: Sebastopol Vikings 9, +18; Ballarat North United
GOALS: Ballarat: Jake Drever 2, Charlie Stepnell 2, BEST: Redan: Zachary Lang, Lachlan Kroussoratis, Marsh 32, East Point Juniors 16 d Mount Clear 12, Lake
Padraic Simpson 1, Rory O’Keefe 1; North Ballarat: Black 7, +6; Victoria Park Blue 4, +6; Ballarat Red 4, +1; Forest
Declan Atkins, Rory Gunsser, Jackson Quayle, Ted Wendouree 23 d Redan 15
James O’Sullivan 2, Fletcher McCarty 1 Rangers 3, +1; Ballarat Eureka Strikers Blue 1, -8, Buninyong
O’Brien; Lake Wendouree: Nicholas Salter, Archie Geyle, 15/UNDER SENIORS
BEST: Ballarat: Riley Constable, Bailey Blomeley, Red 1, -13, Bacchus Marsh Blue 1, -23.
Nathan Jolly, Fred Valpied, Jett Marshman, Riley Dunn North Ballarat City 36 d Ballarat 8, Darley 46 d Bacchus Marsh
Under 13 Division 2
Padraic Simpson, Rory O’Keefe, Jake Drever, Lachie 16, Mount Clear 32 d East Point Juniors 10, Lake Wendouree
U/12 Reserves Creswick 9 d Buninyong 2
Constable; North Ballarat: Jake Polkinghorne, Jason 54 d Redan 14
Ballarat North 1 drew with Ballarat White 1
Parker, Fletcher McCarty, Nelson Troon, Kento Dobell, 15/UNDER RESERVES
Ballarat ..............................2.1 2.1 2.1 4.3 (27) Victoria Park Red 1 drew with Ballarat Eureka Strikers Green 1
Sean Robinson North Ballarat City 41 d Ballarat 12, Bacchus Marsh 40 d
North Ballarat ...................0.0 0.0 0.1 0.5 (5) Victoria Park White 10 d Daylesford 1
Darley 12, East Point Juniors 15 d Mount Clear 10, Lake Ladder: Victoria Park White 9, +28; Creswick Maroon 9, +10;
Darley.................................2.1 5.5 7.6 11.7 (73) GOALS: Ballarat: Luke Drummond 2, Brodie Graham 2; Wendouree 28 d Redan 3
Bacchus Marsh................1.3 3.3 4.6 4.7 (31) Ballarat White 4, +8; Ballarat Eureka Strikers Green 4, +1;
North Ballarat: 13/UNDER SENIORS Victoria Park Red 3, 0; Ballarat North United White 2, -13;
GOALS: Darley: Lane Havelberg 4, Will Johnson 2, Brodie BEST: Ballarat: Brodie Graham, Eli Holloway, Nicholas North Ballarat City 19 d Ballarat 13, Darley 35 d Bacchus Daylesford 1, -10; Buninyong 0, -21.
Ward 2, Aaron Cadman 1, Adam Azzopardi 1, Jett Fuller Glass, Luke Drummond, Harry Alsop, Eli Smart; North Marsh 23, East Point Juniors 23 d Mount Clear 9, Lake
1; Bacchus Marsh: Jaylan Altay 1, Spencer Jenks 1, Ballarat: Brandon Ling, Daniel Malcolm, Zane Attard, Wendouree 27 d Redan 12 BOWLS
Hamish Garner 1, Flynn Pettitt 1 Jamie Sardo, Rhett Burnham 13/UNDER RESERVES
BEST: Darley: Bailey Young, Lane Havelberg, Jett Fuller, North Ballarat City 15 d Ballarat 10, Darley 25 d Bacchus BALLARAT INDOOR BIAS BOWLS
Blake Fuller, Aaron Cadman; Bacchus Marsh: Hamish Darley.................................1.3 2.3 4.8 5.8 (38) Marsh 4, East Point Juniors 19 d Mount Clear 15, Lake ASSOCIATION
Garner, Daniel Lalor, Patrick Tyler, Spencer Jenks, Bacchus Marsh................0.0 1.1 1.1 1.1 (7) Wendouree 25 d Redan 16 LADIES PENNANT 01/05/2017
Jayden Coutts, Jaylan Altay GOALS: Darley: Jayven Tanner 2, Ned Loft 1, Max Hoey 1, UNDER/11 SENIORS DIVISION 1:
Cooper Jordan 1; Bacchus Marsh: Darley 48 d Bacchus Marsh 2. No other results submitted. Victoria 43 d Central Wendouree 29:
Mount Clear ......................2.2 7.3 9.7 12.10 (82) BEST: Darley: Joel Robinson, Jack Anderson, Grant UNDER/11 RESERVES
East Point...........................0.1 0.1 1.2 3.2 (20) Hatcher, Jayven Tanner, Ned Loft; Bacchus Marsh: Darley 7 d Bacchus Marsh 2. No other results submitted. ❚ Continued page 24
26 THE COURIER Tuesday May 02, 2017 thecourier.com.au
SPORT RACING
WARRNAMBOOL gallops today MR
TAB GUIDE
Daily Double 8, 10
TRACK/RAIL/WEATHER
Track heavy (8).
5 1.45 Callaghan Motors VOBIS Gold Strike 1000m
Note: Race times correct at time of publication.
Eligible riders can claim Maiden SW $25,000 9 Baby Beluga (6) John McArdle ........ D Stackhouse 57 19.00 6 23522 Our Bottino cwbh (7) M J Williams........R Maloney 57.5 7.00
1 5s582 All Well (8) R W Smerdon...................J Mott (clm3) 68 7.00 10 Bel Seleva (7) Sam Pritchard-Gordon .SCRATCHED 7 0s970 By The Grace w (15) Andrew Noblet.....P Moloney 57 41.00
2 0s829 Bonfire w (3) G Waterhouse & A Bott ... S Pateman 68 3.20 11 Do It For Dottie (1) M Ellerton & S Zahra . A Mallyon 57 21.00 8 0s561 War Story (10) Matthew Cumani........ C Robertson 57 7.00
3 00898 Darebin (4) E V Musgrove ...........................M Kelly 68 31.00 12 Leila’s Star h (14) P A Chow......................D Bates 57 19.00 9 4121s Gallic Chieftain h (4) D K Weir.................D Yendall 56.5 3.80
4 s3423 Felix Bay w (2) Amy McDonald...L Horner (clm1.5) 68 10.00 13 Maeve In Manhattan h (13) M J Williams .............. 10 800s7 Tick Tick Bloom wh (11) D K Weir ............. D Lane 56.5 13.00
5 52759 Hale Soriano dw (1) D K Weir...................... J Allen 68 3.00 ....................................................... B Thompson (a) 57 19.00 11 51693 Lady Selkirk wh (3) M J Williams.. B Thompson (a) 54 5.00
6 s90s7 Like You Look (10) Ms B Simpson . B Small (clm1.5) 68 101.00 14 Pan Jinlian (8) G Waterhouse & A Bott .B Mertens (a) 57 8.50 12 602s0 Passover w (5) Henry Dwyer.................. B Allen (a) 54 26.00
7 08231 Refectory w (6) Richard Laming ................A Lynch 68 4.80 15 Street Lights h (12) M J Williams ...............D Moor 57 17.00 13 74s15 Guizot wbh (1) Aaron Purcell ..............Ms L Meech 54 9.00
8 79586 Space Invader (9) E V Musgrove .... J Lynch (clm3) 68 81.00 16 Vivendi (17) M Ellerton & S Zahra .......... C Symons 57 13.00 14 s7351 Shintaro twh (16) Ms J Baker ....................D Bates 54 17.00
9 22642 Trouble Bound (5) John McArdle ..C Douglas (clm3) 68 12.00 EMERGENCIES 15 49615 Alrouz wn (14) D C Harrison ............... J Bayliss (a) 54 41.00
10 55079 Who Says I’m Ready (7) T & K O’Sullivan . T Ryan 68 26.00 17 Pleasuring (9) D K Weir.......................... B Allen (a) 57 11.00 16 64670 Subiaso wn (13) R E Laing.............. SCRATCHED
BONFIRE, Hale Soriano, Trouble Bound, Felix Bay 18 Sierradora (4) D K Weir............................D Yendall 57 7.00 LADY SELKIRK, Our Bottino, Authoritarian, War Story
PAN JINLIAN, Je Suis Tycoon, Wired, Byerley Diva
2 11.55 tab.com.au Hurdle 3200m
6 2.20 3YB Scotty Stewart Brierly Steeple 3450m
10 4.30 Rock To Race @ W’bool Greyhounds 1200m
Eligible riders can claim Maiden SW $25,000 Apprentices can claim Benchmark 70 $30,000
Eligible riders cannot claim Open $125,000
1 89754 Ancient King wb (4) D K Weir...................... J Allen 68 2.40 1 s977s Ilgattino cdwh (1) Symon Wilde................... J Mott 59.5 12.00
2 47099 Big Country (10) E V Musgrove ............. P Hamblin 68 11.00 1 s7611 Zed Em cw (9) Patrick Payne................ S Pateman 68 2.50 2 339s9 Recalculate tdw (13) Colin Scott...............D Oliver 59 10.00
3 06033 Durnford (7) Q J Scott .................... SCRATCHED 2 07135 Nishiazabu w (11) K & H Frew............... P Hamblin 67.5 11.00 3 1197s Sohool (2) D K Weir...................................... J Allen 59 51.00
4 04527 He’s A Genius (1) T & K O’Sullivan............. T Ryan 68 4.40 3 05902 Now And Zen twhn (7) D K Weir.................. J Allen 66.5 3.30 4 s748s Artie Fred dw (11) Paul Rocke.............A Creighton 58.5 21.00
5 0s89P Marquateer (5) J R Wheeler........ C Douglas (clm3) 68 9.00 4 L9s3P Dormello Mo dwh (4) Simon Ryan ............. T Ryan 66 11.00 5 11s8 Royal Ace dbh (3) D K Weir ....................B Rawiller 58.5 7.00
5 s8591 Gold Medals tdwh (8) Symon Wilde ......S Jackson 66 4.80 6 2215s Astrolabe b (14) K T Bourke ....................R Bayliss 58 17.00
6 04715 Oerter w (6) Brett Scott............... C Douglas (clm3) 68 6.50
6 20272 About The Journey tw (6) E V Musgrove...M Kelly 64 15.00 7 0s131 Boss Coni w (8) T & K O’Sullivan .......Ms L Meech 58 3.20
7 59s05 Sir Walter Scott (3) Archie Alexander......... R Cully 68 31.00
7 33344 Mannertone wh (5) Ms A McGrath ............ B Small 64 31.00 8 211 Inn Keeper wh (12) Symon Wilde ...........A Mallyon 58 8.00
8 s8403 Strike The Stars (9) Ms B Simpson............M Kelly 68 10.00
8 09943 King Of The Forest w (2) D J Londregan.. J Lynch 64 41.00 9 510s8 Starsi h (10) Daniel Bowman.......................D Moor 58 101.00
9 67s97 Tangara w (8) E V Musgrove ........ B Small (clm1.5) 68 26.00
9 31s86 Western Kingdom wn (1) R W Smerdon..... J Mott 64 15.00 10 1558s Time Walker (6) J A McLean ...................D Yendall 58 51.00
10 21s27 Unabashed w (2) Steven Pateman ....... S Pateman 68 11.00
10 8404s Universal Sound cw (10) Kaye Edwards .... R Cully 64 101.00 11 31s94 Bullywolfe tcdwh (7) D & R Beriman ......................
HE’S A GENIUS, Ancient King, Oerter, Sir Walter Scott
11 88s0F Racquetor w (3) J R Wheeler ......... SCRATCHED ..........................................................Ms N Beriman 57.5 31.00
3 12.35 Fishtales Cafe Plate 1200m
ZED EM, Western Kingdom, Now And Zen, Gold Medals
12 12272 Belaruski tdwh (9) Allan Peterson...... C Robertson 56.5 15.00
Apprentices can claim 2yo & up Maiden SW $23,000 7 3.00 Choices Flooring By Swintons 1100m
13 s4231 Singleraine dw (15) C W McDonald ......................
.......................................................... SCRATCHED
1 03633 All Vegas h (1) P W McKenna ...............J Childs (a) 58.5 101.00 Apprentices can claim Benchmark 64 $25,000 14 12124 Don’tbabylon tw (4) J A McLean ........... B Allen (a) 56 5.00
2 Downs Road h (3) Symon Wilde..............D Yendall 58.5 17.00 15 52171 Favonski dh (5) Daniel Bowman ................D Bates 55.5 15.00
1 King Of The Ark d (6) V L Malady...T Germaine (a3) 61.5
141s 5.50 BOSS CONI, Royal Ace, Inn Keeper, Recalculate
3 s563s Iron Machine h (8) D & R Beriman ..Ms N Beriman 58.5 31.00 2 Princely Blaze tw (8) J A McLean ..S Brown Jnr (a2) 60.5 21.00
6467s
4 Maxey Campo h (6) Symon Wilde ..........A Mallyon 58.5 7.00 3 Bumgarner dw (11) Henry Dwyer ............R Bayliss 59.5
1 4.60
5 087 Pegasus Magic h (13) P W McKenna .................... 4 Hot Hansel w (4) Paul Rocke...............A Creighton 59.5 26.00
s218s GEAR CHANGES
............................................... Ms G Cartwright (a2) 58.5 101.00 5 Sol Brillante dw (3) E V Musgrove.......A Darmanin 59.5 17.00
32036
6 50s22 Speedy Illusion (7) K T Bourke.................... J Mott 58.5 7.00 RACE 3: (2) Downs Road winkers on first time; (6) Speedy Illusion, (10)
6 Shortspresso dwh (12) M J Williams.......... D Lane
1260s 59 8.00 Deecember blinkers on first time RACE 4: (10) Aldous blinkers on again,
7 53s6 Starsonfortyfive (2) Ms J Beriman .. Ms J Beriman 58.5 61.00 7 Miss Benedetta whn (5) D K Weir ...........D Yendall 58.5
135s2 4.00
8 Uisce Beatha h (9) S R Fisher ..................... J Allen 58.5 61.00 hanoverian noseband on first time, lugging bit off first time RACE 5: (1)
8 Danigree wh (1) Mitchell Freedman ................J Fry
317s0 58 19.00 Je Suis Tycoon tongue-tie on first time; (2) She’s Our Gift, (5) Heart Of
9 32s Conwoman h (4) Aaron Purcell...................D Moor 56.5 9.00 9 Ruby Eyes dwh (2) Symon Wilde............A Mallyon 58.5
51241 6.00
10 223s2 Deecember b (14) J A McLean..................D Oliver 56.5 3.40 Eden, (7) Byerley Diva, (14) Pan Jinlian blinkers on first time; (8) Jaylo
10 Unique Storm cdwh (10) D & R Beriman ...............
74349
11 2250s Irish Moshe bh (11) P A Chow ................... D Lane 56.5 5.50 winkers on first time RACE 6: (2) Nishiazabu tongue-tie on first time; (11)
..........................................................Ms N Beriman 56.5 26.00
12 28s5 Mookcat h (5) Symon Wilde ...............Ms L Meech 56.5 13.00 Racquetor cross-over noseband on first time, winkers on first time RACE
11 s1340 Mrs Martin (9) C W McDonald...... B Thompson (a) 56 9.00
13 2 Pearl De Vere h (15) Mitchell Freedman.........J Fry 56.5 3.20 7: (1) King Of The Ark winkers off first time; (3) Bumgarner lugging bit on
12 0349s Volcanic Sky w (7) J A McLean ........ B Mertens (a) 55.5 21.00
14 8s1 Waa Master wh (12) P F Ryan........ SCRATCHED MISS BENEDETTA, King Of The Ark, Bumgarner, Ruby Eyes first time; (8) Danigree ear muffs on first time; (11) Mrs Martin blinkers on
15 8s77 Woogie Two Shoes h (10) Symon Wilde ........J Hill 56.5 101.00 first time RACE 8: (5) Los Cabos gelded; (7) Del Piero gelded, tongue-tie
DEECEMBER, Pearl De Vere, Maxey Campo, Speedy Illusion 8 3.30 Carlton Draught Handicap 1100m on first time RACE 9: (4) Cougar Express blinkers off again, lugging bit
off first time; (12) Passover ear muffs on first time; (16) Subiaso blinkers
4 1.15 Cally Hotel Handicap 2350m Apprentices can claim Benchmark 64 $25,000 on first time RACE 10: (9) Starsi blinkers on first time, tongue-tie on first
time; (10) Time Walker front and hind approved race plates off first time,
1 3417s Equietto td (5) D K Weir ........................J Grob (a2) 60.5 8.50
Apprentices can claim Benchmark 78 $30,000 blinkers off first time
2 16323 Crystal Pistol tcbh (12) Symon Wilde ....A Mallyon 60 6.00
1 25332 Our Lucky Omens n (10) K T Bourke.......... J Mott 58.5 4.00 3 419s5 Dexterous cwh (10) Daniel Bowman ....J Childs (a) 59.5 18.00
2 55s51 Lord Fandango (2) Archie Alexander....J Childs (a) 57.5 4.20 4 7504s Levitical dw (3) G M Moloney ................P Moloney 59.5 21.00 LEGEND
3 08s75 Just Junior wn (3) C Maher ............................J Hill 55.5 13.00 5 1526s Los Cabos dw (1) D K Weir ....................B Rawiller 59 5.00 T – Won at track. C – Won at this distance on this course. D – Won at
4 13115 Marcks Maha wh (6) Aaron Purcell ............ D Lane 55.5 13.00 6 232s1 Mandjar wh (7) M W Greig.........................D Bates 59 9.00 this distance on another course. W – Won in slow or heavy going. B –
5 51127 Blue Jangles wn (8) D S Archard .......Ms L Meech 55 6.50 7 6912s Del Piero dwb (11) J A McLean ................... J Allen 58 3.80 Beaten favourite at last start. H - Trained on track. N - Won at night.
6 28926 I’ll’ava’alf twh (7) P F Ryan ... Ms G Cartwright (a2) 54.5 26.00 8 60s1 Classic Port dwh (4) Symon Wilde.................J Hill 56.5 14.00 S – Spell of three months. F - Fell. P - Pulled up L - Lost rider.
7 21342 Poppiholla b (4) D K Weir ........................D Yendall 54 2.60 9 51s5 Save Me Ned dw (2) M A O’Leary ......Ms L Meech 56.5 9.00
8 71136 Hello My Dear wh (9) Symon Wilde............D Moor 54 17.00 10 1932s Bring Me Luck twbh (8) C R Chandler .......D Moor 56 8.00
9 070s8 Latin Moves (5) Steven Pateman ... SCRATCHED 11 9s221 She’s Got Magic h (9) Allan Peterson..Ms N Beriman 55.5 41.00 This publication takes all care in compiling the TAB details but can-
10 7355s Aldous (1) Steven Pateman.......... Ms M Julius (a2) 54 101.00 12 50374 Suave Hero w (6) M A Bell............... Ms J Da Rose 54 51.00 not accept any responsibility for any errors. Readers are urged to
MANDJAR, Crystal Pistol, Save Me Ned, Del Piero check TAB information with the official lists before placing their bets.
BLUE JANGLES, Poppiholla, Lord Fandango, Our Lucky Omens
AFL SPORT
SPORT
IN BRIEF
AUSSIE SMITH IN DELAYED PGA PLAYOFF PHILLIPS STRONG IN BASKETBALL RETURN
YOUNG Australian chip shot for eagle on the HER shooting radar was points from the free-
Cameron Smith faced 18th to deny them victory well off but AFLW best throw line, but missed all
another restless night in regulation. and fairest Erin Phillips six shots from the field.
before playing off for a Fading light after six has performed strongly It was a typically
maiden US PGATour title hours of weather delay in her first basketball spirited performance
and million-dollar payday due to thunderstorms game since winning from Phillips having
alongside Swedish meant the sudden-death the premiership with switched back to the
teammate Jonas Blixt in playoff had to be held Adelaide. sport after being crowned
New Orleans. over untilTuesday. The Crows superstar an inaugural AFLW
Smith and Blixt finished If Smith and Blixt can led Dallas Wings with a premiership player in
tied at 27-under-par with win both players will earn team-high four assists in March.
American pair Scott $1.02 million and will be their 87-81 WNBA practice She left Adelaide soon
Brown and Kevin Kisner accredited with an official match loss to San after winning a string of
at the Zurich Classic, win, bringing a two-year Antonio Stars in Texas on accolades, including All
the tour’s first team exemption on tour as well the weekend. Australian honours and
tournament in 36 years. as entry to the Players Starting at guard, the club champion, to join
But only after Kisner Championship and PGA veteran Australian Opal the Wings for pre-season
Cameron Smith holed a stunning 27m Championship. Erin Phillips scored all six of her training.
thecourier.com.au Tuesday May 02, 2017 THE COURIER 29
SPORT
WestVic
returns
mixed DOMINANT: Tristan Fisher
top scored against Keilor
A win
Men stay at the top and loss
following big wins in youth
HOCKEY
WESTVIC Hockey’s Vic
Frankston got on the board
with 10 minutes to play, but
league
League men’s side held its the damage was done. BASKETBALL
spot on top of the ladder The WestVic women went THE Ballarat Miners had
following a 4-1 victory over down 3-2 in a close encoun- an exciting eight-point win
Frankston on Saturday. ter with Knox. over Keilor Thunder, while
WestVic sit at the top of the WestVic will be disap- Ballarat Rush was defeated
table after two rounds with pointed to have surrendered by 10 points by the Diamond
its +12 score differential – a 2-0 lead after its impressive Valley Eagles in two close Big
largely due to its thumping first half. Tammy Hansford V youth league matches.
9-0 win over La Trobe Uni- scored the opener as the In the first leg of the dou-
versity in round one. midfield gained control be- ble-header at the Mars Min-
WestVic controlled the fore a brilliant solo goal from erdome on Sunday, Rush fell
match from start to finish in Emma Collenette extended just short of the Eagles de-
the three-goal triumph and WestVic’s lead early in the spite Amelia Jarvis collecting
that was reflected in the shot second half. Knox quickly an impressive 21 points and
on goal numbers, WestVic responded and two more six rebounds.
taking a 20-3 advantage in goals followed as the dying In the Miners’ victory,
this area. minutes approached. Knox Tristan Fisher was top scorer
Ben Huf scored the open- doing enough to hold on with 29 points, while Ross
ing goal of the match after to victory. INTENT: WestVic Hockey's Nicolas Don pressures his Frankston opponent as the men Weightman had the most
stealing the ball on the half- In the reserves, the men’s delivered a comprehensive 4-1 victory. Pictures: Supplied rebounds with 13.
line and taking it solo to the side had a resounding 11-0 DETAILS:
scoring circle and finish- victory in a dominant display Rush 53, Diamond Valley Eagles
ing strongly. while the women drew 4-4. 63
Captain Jack Chadwick LADDERS POINTS – Rush: Jarvis 21,
scored from a penalty corner Men’s: WestVic 6 points, +12 Amoore 9, Blower 7, Constable
rebound in the 24th minute score differential; Mornington 7, Hayes 4, Taylor 2, Wynne 2,
to give WestVic their sec- Peninsula 6, +4; Casey 3, +4; Tranter 1.
ond goal. Gippsland Bulls 3, +1; Brunswick REBOUNDS – Rush 40, Eagles 39
Striker Bryce Robinson 3, +1; PEGS 3, 0; KBH Brumbles 0, ASSISTS – Rush 12, Eagles 12
earned WestVic a penalty -1; Hockey Geelong 0, -1; Frank- Miners 91, Keilor Thunder 83
stroke, which was put away ston 0, -8; La Trobe University POINTS – Miners: Fisher 29, Kuel
in clinical fashion by Mi- 0, -12 15, Viitala 11, Harvey 9, Weight-
chael Churcher. Women’s: Casey 6, +5; Power- man 8, Maplesden 6, Constable 6,
Robinson was again prom- house/St Kilda 4, +6; Hockey Brooks 5, Porteous 2
inent in the 44th minute, Geelong 3, +4; La Trobe Univer- REBOUNDS – Miners 49, Thunder
with a classy reverse-stick sity 3, 0; Mornington Peninsula 41
shot handing the visitors a 3, 0; Knox 3, -3; CV Blazers 1, -1; DEMOLITION: WestVic Hockey's Tim Toogood slots one of his three goals in the ASSISTS – Miners 22, Thunder
4-0 lead. WestVic 0, -5; Brunswick 0, -6 reserves 11-goal pumping of Frankston. 15
SPORT
O’Mara
building
towards
Worlds
KENDO
BALLARAT Kendo’s Tarl
O’Mara has his sights set on
qualifying for the Australian
team ahead of the 2019
Worlds competition.
O’Mara captained the Vic-
torian side that went all the
way at the Australian Kendo
Championships in April, de-
feating South Australia 5-0 in
the final
O’Mara is one of Ballarat’s
best Kendo exports and is
one of the main instructors Tarl O'Mara
at the club.
Club founder and instruc- is currently holding training
tor Gary Oliver met O’Mara sessions in each capital city.
as a 10-year-old and Oliver The Ballarat Kendo Club
said he had grown into an was extremely well repre-
outstanding mentor and sented at the championships
competitor. with a number of members PASSIONATE: Peter Taylor loved his family, waterskiing and supporting the Sebastopol Football Netball Club. He died
O’Mara has been at the attending the champion- on Saturday, aged 56.
club just over 20 years and ships. Ballarat also had two
SOCCER SPORT
Strikers
suffer Forest
loss at
home
Rangers
THE Eureka Strikers were
defeated by Bundoora Unit-
ed 4-1 at Morshead Park
on Sunday afternoon in
retain
top spot
the north-west division of
Football Federation Victoria
Women’s State League One.
In their first home game of
the season, teenager Claire
Demuth was the sole scorer
for the Strikers.
DETAILS
Women’s State League One
Round three had
North-West
Essendon Royals 4 d Preston
impressive wins
Lions 0
South Yarra 5 d Keilor Park 2 BY SIOBHAN CALAFIORE ers this season and it is a very
Bundoora United 4 d Ballarat different team so we really
Eureka Strikers 1 THERE was a mixture of came together this week,”
University of Melbourne 6 d strong wins and close match- Dale said.
Melbourne Knights 3 es in round three of the The team boasted seven
Lara United 2 d Eltham Redbacks Ballarat and District Soccer different goal scorers and
1 Association at the weekend. had an impressive eight-goal
LADDER: South Yarra 6 points, In Division One Open, the second half.
Essendon Royals 6, Bundoora Forest Rangers retained top “A lot of the young girls in
United 6, Lara United 4, Uni- spot on the ladder after a our team were actually the
versity of Melbourne 3, Eltham comprehensive victory over goal scorers so it is a good
Redbacks 1, Melbourne Knights Bacchus Marsh 3-0. confidence boost – espe-
1, Ballarat Eureka Strikers 1, While Ballarat North cially after two losses – and
Keilor Park 0, Preston Lions 0. United enjoyed the biggest it shows we are not relying
Reserves scoreline for round three solely on one or two players,”
Ballarat Eureka Strikers 1 drew after scoring nine goals to Dale said.
with Bundoora United 1 Creswick’s one. “We can only go up from
LADDER: Preston Lions 6, Keilor Ballarat North coach Tim here and continue to build
Park 4, Ballarat Eureka Strikers Beggs said changing the for- on that.”
4, University of Melbourne 4, mation due to injuries had DETAILS
Melbourne Knights 4, Eltham worked in the team’s favour. Division 1 Open
Redbacks 3, South Yarra 1, “We had just three at the Daylesford 3 drew with Ballarat
Bundoora United 1, Lara United 0, FOCUSED: Jelena Black from the Eureka Strikers in FFV Women's State League One back – we normally play Red 3
Essendon Royals 0. North-West competition against Bundoora United. Picture: Luka Kauzlaric four – and just used our pace Ballarat North United 9 d
out wide and upfront to get Creswick 1
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SPORT
SOCCER
Wrap-up of
the weekend's
local soccer
P31
CITY STAR
PULLS THE
TRIGGER ON
NPL1 MOVE
Ballarat City's Michael Trigger
will move to National Premier
League side Heidelberg FC
during May's transfer window
SOCCER which begins on May 22 to larly after his blistering form expectation was, that he’d Trigger joins Brandon level of soccer Ballarat itself
BY DANIEL SHORT play in the top tier. this season. However, Gn- be committed to seeing out Lauton (Melbourne Victory), is aiming to place in com-
The move will leave a sig- jidic said while it was great the season, but opportunity Stefan Nigro (Melbourne ing years.
BALLARAT City has been nificant void for City to fill the region was producing knocked and he felt like he Victory) and Aaron Romein “While it’s a great develop-
dealt a huge blow with the and while the club wished top-level talent, the fact that needed to take it. (St Albans – NPL) as former ment ground for local talent,
news that star player Michael Trigger all the best and that talent was leaving to play “As a current coach, you’re players to have taken up we’ve got to do what we can
Trigger will be leaving the thanked him for his services, at a higher level impedes torn to a point. You want to opportunities at the high- to keep our best talent so the
club mid-season to join Na- the 22-year-old’s decision Ballarat’s ability to forge its keep your best players and er levels. best talent is playing at the
tional Premier League one was far from ideal for the way into that top tier. Michael has been a key part In no way does the club highest level in Ballarat.
side Heidelberg. Ballarat side hopeful of earn- ”There was some sense of what we’re doing, but at begrudge the departures, but “We’re not going to make
Trigger, who is the league ing promotion. that Michael might attract the same time the club wants Gnjidic said it was difficult the highest level ourselves
leading goal kicker with nine Coach Danny Gnjidic said interest, he’s obviously had to be able to provide oppor- seeing quality players, who if we keep producing talent
goals this season, will make Trigger had been a much a good month,” Gnjidic said. tunity for players to play at could help City’s promotion then it’s going elsewhere.”
use of the transfer window sought after player, particu- “We were hoping, and the the highest level.” cause, leave in search of the ■ Continued page 31
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