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SPORTSBEAT24 SEPTEMBER 2015 – VOL 24 NO 28

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Oh how the Victorian media is basking in the glory of Patrick Dangerfield leaving the Crows.

Everyone is trying to out-scoop each other, yearning to have the latest surrounding his move home to Geelong.

It actually has led to so many different stories that it is hard to know which one is true.

Now the Victorian media commentators are suggesting that Adelaide should just step aside and allow Dangerfield to leave for the unacceptable compensation which has been offered by the AFL.

Hearing Mark Stevens on Channel Seven say that Adelaide is being unfair to Dangerfield if it attempts to match any Geelong deal is a bit harsh.

Quite simply it is laughable to expect Adelaide to just lay down and lose its best player for little in return.

Current reports that Dangerfield and his manager Paul Connors are declaring that they will go into the pre-season draft leaving

Adelaide with nothing if the star midfielder is not allowed passage to the Cats for the AFL compensation pick, which is likely to be around 14 or 15, or worse, cannot be the club’s response.

Looking at the way Dangerfield finished the season and what he has said about the club, it does not make sense he would want the club to suffer in any way by his departure.

This would seem to be coming more from his manager than him.

At the moment, it appears that Dangerfield is leaving the Crows on an amicable basis.

Although not entirely happy with his decision, which might not be all his own doing, the club will strive to get the best possible outcome for moving ahead.

Adelaide deserves nothing less for losing a player of Dangerfield’s ilk.

Melbourne was given pick three for losing defender James Frawley to Hawthorn under the free agency rules and he is nowhere near the player that Dangerfield is.

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COVER PHOTO Leading contenders in this week’s preliminary final encounters will also be in the mix for Brownlow medal honours. Photos: AAP

Dangerous media circus

It has been described as the biggest upset in Rugby World Cup history and it was masterminded by an Aussie.

Former Wallabies coach Eddie Jones is at the helm of Japan which surprisingly defeated one of the tournament favourites South Africa 34-32 last weekend – the Blossoms first ever win in 24 years of the World Cup.

Australian opened its Cup assault against Fiji early Thursday morning.

It backs up on Saturday against Uruguay.

Aussie Davis Cup doubles pair Lleyton Hewitt and Sam Groth had their chance but couldn’t overcome the Murray brothers and the parochial Glaswegian crowd to send Australia to the final.

In what was always going to decide the semi-final, the Aussie grit was on full display on Saturday as the pair took the fight to an epic five sets, but just failed to pull off what would have been one of Australia’s gutsiest Davis Cup victories.

World number three Andy Murray beat Australia’s top-ranked player Bernard Tomic in the reverse singles on Sunday to claim the tie for Great Britain.

THUMBS DownTHUMBS UP

BY STEPHEN O’LOUGHLIN

BEATBOXDangerfield was selected at pick 10 in 2007 and has since become one of the elite players in the competition.

He has been well developed and looked after in that time, particularly considering he was allowed to spend his first year as a Crow at home to finish his studies.

He is also now coming into the prime of his playing abilities.

That means Adelaide can’t just let him go.

It must match the offer, which is why the restricted free agent rule was brought in.

While Adelaide may have benefited itself in the past from the free agency system with the luring of Eddie Betts, Carlton similarly had the opportunity to match but chose not to, much to its detriment.

Matching Geelong is not just for the future of Adelaide either.

Adelaide must stand strong. The Victorian media will have something new to write about soon anyway.

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The fairytale wasn’t to be for the Crows and it never seems to be when such storylines are played out either.Now our two AFL clubs are delving into off-season preliminaries with possible trades and delistings high on the agenda, while a new coach is also required at West Lakes.• The Power has started its dreaded

cutting with Kane Cornes and Tom Logan retiring, big men Jarrad Redden, Mitch Harvey and Mason Shaw are not in coach Ken Hinkley’s thinking for next year and rookies Sam Russell, Johann Wagner and Irishman Daniel Flynn have not been offered new contracts

• Forward Jay Schulz re-signing comes as somewhat of a surprise and it is hard to see Hinkley include Schulz, Patrick Ryder, Matthew Lobbe, Justin Westhoff and potential trade pick-up Charlie Dixon in the same line-up

• There has also been some coaching re-structuring with Tyson Edwards shown the door and Nathan Bassett coming in to look after the defence, Matthew Nicks takes over the forward line and Garry Hocking will now assist Michael Voss with midfield matters

• Then there’s a ‘Cornes’ to coach the Magpies in the SANFL – what the? – yes, Chad Cornes returns from Sydney to take the helm of the reserves squad in the local competition

• Its traditional guernseys all round for this weekend’s preliminary finalists – no more Power Rangers jibes for the Hawks

• Disappointing that Swans great Adam

Goodes does not see it as a viable option to join other retiring stars in the traditional AFL grand final parade next week with fear of still being booed – farewell Goodesy, you have been a testament to the game

• Sydney won’t be as disappointed to see the back of Lewis Jetta, who is set to move back to Perth next season with West Coast his most likely venue of choice – his failure to stay focused on helping his current side remain in the finals race was clear to see and he looms as a liability wherever he ends up next year

• Silly season has made way for walking season with numerous players looking for new homes this trading period – there will need to be plenty of action early for them all to get done because if too many are left to the last minute, as usual, then some may not get done – watch this space for all pending trade news over coming weeks

• Bulldogs president Peter Gordon has already requested a Collingwood blockbuster with his club to open the 2016 season at the MCG

• What was the AFL doing authorising those new ugly, club sweaters? – will anyone really buy them?

• While it was the last time we’ll see an AFL game at ANZ Stadium, only getting just over 31,000 was a terrible crowd for a finals encounter – however, with the SCG only fitting a maximum of 46,000, it is time other major sporting events are not simply handed to Sydney because it’s this country’s largest populated city, Adelaide Oval with a capacity of 53,500 cannot be overlooked from now on

Footy footnotes

It’s not quite State-of-Origin but it is still state versus state – Victoria versus Western Australia – in this weekend’s two AFL preliminary final encounters in Perth.

The potential of an ‘all West Australian’ derby grand final adds to the intrigue of this weekend’s clashes.

However, Hawthorn, despite its week one finals lapse, is once again a hot premiership favourite with a decider against West Coast the most anticipated outcome.

The break will hold Fremantle in good stead. But the question is whether it has the firepower and game plan to kick a winning score against the Hawks.

Fremantle’s ability to pressure and restrict its opposition from scoring should be on display but its capabilities in attack are what has many doubting their chances.

The Dockers will clearly have to take advantage of every foray forward. They cannot afford any second half fade-out as experienced against Sydney in the qualifying final two weeks ago.

Much will rest on small forwards Michael Walters and Hayden Ballantyne to do the damage. Captain Matthew Pavlich must be influential as well if his side is to advance to the season-decider where he can become a lauded premiership hero.

Big man Aaron Sandilands should have aerial dominance against David Hale and Ben McEvoy. It will be up to Michael Barlow, David Mundy, Lachie Neale and Matt de Boer to contain the drive provided by the Hawks engine room of Sam Mitchell, Luke Hodge, Jordan Lewis and Liam Shiels to be successful.

A fit Nathan Fyfe could be the key. If the Dockers star is over his quad complaints, he could steer the home side to a victory.

His ability to bring teammates into play is his greatest attribute so if he is able to get on top then Fremantle will get the run of play.

In the Hawthorn attack, Jarryd Roughead and Cyril Rioli are yet to put their stamp on the finals and the Dockers cannot allow them to start here. But the Hawks also have Luke Breust, Paul Puopolo, Isaac Smith and even Luke Hodge who have put their names on the scoreboard.

Dockers coach Ross Lyon started with the mind games at the beginning of the week suggesting tagger Ryan Crowley would be considered, now that he has served his drug suspension. But it would not be in the side’s

State versus Statebest interests if he played.

Lyon has had a more attacking group in the middle in the absence of Crowley this season and maintaining that greater clearance ability is more important to his side winning this week than restricting an opponent’s influence.

Fremantle can expect the arrival of the unsociable Hawks on Friday night. But with a few players on two fines, they won’t risk missing the GF for another misdemeanor.

The home ground advantage of Domain Stadium cannot be underestimated, which is perhaps the main reason the Dockers are still in the mix.

While many are simply expecting West Coast to come out on top in the other preliminary final, North Melbourne won’t be overawed by its opponent having beaten them earlier in the season.

The Kangaroos still rely heavily on ageing midfielder Brent Harvey. Should his impact be reduced, then it seems North Melbourne’s chances also diminish on Saturday night.

In the ruck contests, the influence around the ground of best big men, Eagle Nic Naitanui and Kangaroo Todd Goldstein, will be crucial to either side gaining a decided edge.


AFL finals PREVIEWBY DION HAYMAN

FREMANTLE VS HAWTHORNFriday 7.50pm, Domain Stadium

Hawthorn has won seven of its past eight games against Fremantle including their only prior meeting this season in Launceston by 72 points. The Hawks won 17.13 (115) to 6.7 (43) with four goals from Luke Breust and three from Luke Hodge. Hawthorn won every quarter and kept the ladder leaders to just one goal at half-time. Fremantle’s only win against Hawthorn since 2010 came at the MCG in 2014 when the Dockers won by 19 points, 17.8 (110) to 13.13 (91) when Matthew Pavlich finished with five goals. The Dockers overturned a six-point half-time deficit with five goals to one in the third term.

The Hawks have bossed the Dockers in their 20 years in the competition, taking 23 wins to Fremantle’s eight in head-to-head competition. In addition, Hawthorn has won seven of its 12 games against the Dockers at Subiaco. The Hawks also won their only meeting at the WACA giving them an 8-5 advantage in Perth. However, the sides haven’t met at Subiaco since 2011 when Hawthorn won by 51 points. Fremantle hasn’t beaten Hawthorn at home since winning the 2010 second elimination final by 30 points. Their only other finals meeting was the 2013 grand final which Hawthorn won by 15 points. Hawthorn is playing in its fifth straight preliminary final, in which it has an 8-6 record. Fremantle is in its fourth straight finals series and second preliminary final in three years. The Dockers lost their maiden prelim to Sydney in 2006 but beat the Swans in 2013.

To win the premiership, Fremantle will need to win a third successive final for the first time in its history. The Dockers are 3-2 in home finals. Hawthorn is 2-4 in finals games outside of Melbourne, 1-3 in Perth and 0-1 against the Dockers in Perth. The Hawks are attempting to reach their fourth straight grand final. FREMANTLE: $2.40 HAWTHORN: $1.60

WEST COAST VS NORTH MELBOURNESaturday 7.15pm, Domain Stadium

North Melbourne has won its past two games against West Coast including their only meeting this year in round 10 in Hobart. It was tight all day. North led by 18 points at quarter-time, trailed by seven at the half and was back in front by a goal at the last change. Scores were level after Josh Kennedy’s goal at the eight-minute mark of the final term but North kicked clear with back-to-back goals from Jack Ziebell and Todd Goldstein and went on to win by 10 points, 13.7 (85) to 10.15 (75). Shaun Higgins finished with four goals and Ben Brown three while Kennedy kicked three for the Eagles. North also won their only clash last year at Subiaco by 38 points, 12.10 (82) to 6.8 (44).

West Coast won five on end from 2011-13. North hasn’t beaten West Coast three times in a row since four straight wins from 1997-98. The sides have since played six times at Subiaco and twice at Bellerive. North has a 5-11 record against the Eagles at Subiaco and an 8-14 record against them in Perth, taking into account six games at the WACA. They have met four times in finals for two wins apiece – their most recent was West Coast’s 96-point win in the 2012 first elimination final. North has reached the last four in consecutive seasons for the first time since seven straight preliminary finals appearances from 1993-2000. North has played in 19 preliminary finals for nine wins and 10 losses.

Adam Simpson’s first preliminary final as a coach is against his old side. The Eagles are playing just their second preliminary final in the last decade and first since 2011. The Eagles are 4-2 in preliminary finals. They are unbeaten in home preliminary finals having beaten Melbourne at the WACA in 1994 and Adelaide at Subiaco in 2005. West Coast hasn’t won consecutive finals since the 2006 finals series. WEST COAST: $1.20 NORTH MELBOURNE: $4.65

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2015 ALL-AUSTRALIAN teamFB: JoshGibson(HAW),AlexRance(RICH),HeathShaw(GWS)

HB: EastonWood(WB),MichaelHurley(ESS),RobertMurphy(c)(WB)C: DanHannebery(SYD),MattPriddis(WCE),AndrewGaff(WCE)

HF: ChadWingard(PA),JackRiewoldt(RICH),CyrilRioli(HAW)FF: EddieBetts(ADEL),JoshKennedy(WCE),JakeStringer(WB)

R: ToddGoldstein(NM),NatFyfe(FREM),PatrickDangerfield(ADEL)B: SamMitchell(HAW),DavidMundy(FREM),BrettDeledio(RICH),

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GREGORY – Bridgeway Hotel

The two Western Australian sides have dominated the AFL landscape this season and it appears they will continue at next Monday night’s Brownlow medal count.

While all the fanfare has been around Fremantle star Nathan Fyfe, missing five of the Dockers’ past six games could be costly when ‘Charlie’ (Brownlow Medal) comes into question.

Fyfe will need to be well ahead of his rivals by round 17 to claim the coveted individual honour, which now seems unlikely.

Lachie Neale’s impact at the Dockers cannot be underestimated and he could prove the thorn in his teammate’s prospects.

Fyfe may still be in a position to share the award as challengers hunt him down over the final rounds of the season.

That chase is set to come from a pair of crosstown rivals as well, in the form of last year’s winner Matt Priddis and teammate Andrew Gaff.

The Eagles duo have been the standouts for their club all season and with few other teammates to steal votes away, it is set to be a race as to who comes out in front.

An Eagle to outshine Fyfe

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Many have touted that Priddis has had a better year than last and he certainly comes under the notice of the umpires.

Fellow midfielder Gaff has been as prolific for West Coast this season, even more so, if that’s possible, than his award-winning counterpart.

The count could go either way, with both Priddis and Gaff most definitely worthy winners on the night.

The potential for multiple winners is high where all three could win it. But more likely one of the Eagles may share ‘Charlie’ with their Dockers rival or even dual West Coast success.

Departing Crow Patrick Dangerfield will loom large but looks set to miss by a few votes, but still finishing in the top five.

The absence of votes from Adelaide’s cancelled round 14 clash against Geelong could be telling for the Cats-bound onballer.

The AFL will be hoping Dangerfield is not within three votes of the leader at the end of proceedings, proving no votes should have been placed for that particular round.

Then there is North Melbourne’s Todd Goldstein. But ruckmen don’t win the Brownlow, it’s a midfielders’ medal.

It is questionable whether he will poll enough to be in contention, especially to knock off the likes of Priddis, Gaff or Fyfe.

Hawthorn’s Sam Mitchell is a perennial vote-getter and will again be high among his club’s ranks but he will receive hot competition from fellow midfielders Jordan Lewis and skipper Luke Hodge which will reduce his chances of winning.

The same club battle will limit the hopes of a Swans victory between Daniel Hannebery and Josh Kennedy, with other teammates likely to pinch a few key votes throughout the season.

Dane Swan, 2011 medalist, and Scott Pendlebury from Collingwood will be prominent as usual, especially over the first half of the count when the Magpies were at their best.

At Port Adelaide, Travis Boak and Robbie Gray will be its major players with the Power captain possibly just eclipsing his dynamic counterpart but will not be among the top 10 at the finish.

West Coast midfielder Andrew Gaff could rise above his leading WA counterparts and be a surprise Brownlow medal winner on Monday night. Photo: AAP


SANFL FINALS PREVIEWBY CHRIS KENDALLMore in-depth SANFL discussion FROM CHRIS KENDALL can be found at www.sanfl.com.au this season.

GRAND Final

WEEK four

WOODVILLE/WEST TORRENS V WEST ADELAIDE Adelaide Oval, Sunday 2.10pm TV: Channel 7 Radio: Life FM 107.9, ABC891, 5AA, Triple M

The decider for 2015, with the western suburbs set to rock, regardless of which side takes out the big one. West Adelaide booked its place after dispatching Central District by 53 points in the preliminary final last Sunday, with the Bulldogs appearing to hit the wall after two long months of virtual sudden death games. The season would have been seen a success at Elizabeth given there was minimal recruiting and a slow start to proceedings, before a barnstorming run to the finals that revived the emotion of Woodville in 1986. Careful recruiting over summer and continued growth of a number of younger players who seized their opportunity should give Central a springboard to remain in September contention in 2016.

The Eagles have been the benchmark all season and the benefit of a week off should keep them mentally fresh. Their style of football, while effective, can be mentally taxing after long periods and the chance to have a short break can be just the tonic to refocus on this week. West Adelaide should have some key personnel in the mix for selection after missing last week, including Taite Silverlock, Aaron Fielke, Logan Hill and Adam Hartlett, which will make for some very tough decisions for coach Mark Mickan. The loss of youngster Jack Agostino after a quad injury eases the pressure a little and while he would be extremely unlucky to be dropped after kicking two goals in his SANFL debut last week Jaydn Brind may be another who will miss. The third and fourth choices will give plenty of headaches all week and narrowing them down will be a much harder task than that faced by the Eagles who need to replace the season-ending knee injuries to Angus Rowntree and Angus Poole. The logical choices there would look to be Matthew Appleton and Joe Sinor, but coach Michael Godden has swung surprises during the year which it can’t be ruled out again.

Hartlett’s return to defence will ease the load on Tom Keogh who should get first look at Eagle spearhead Michael Wundke, giving Hartlett the role on Andrew Ainger further up the ground. Mickan may face a tough choice in defence, as to whether he can keep both Riley Milne and Brad Helbig there, particularly with the return of Hartlett and given that may leave the Bloods one too many taller options down back.

The Eagles will miss Rowntree’s grunt and clearance work around the middle, so if Appleton does come in, he may need to prepare

to take a defensive role on West’s ball magnet Chris Schmidt who worked his way into the contest last week with class. The role on Kaine Stevens will be one for Godden to consider at length, as he broke clear repeatedly last week en route to 33 damaging possessions and if allowed space can create havoc through the centre. Sam Martyn may have an opportunity there, as his ability to break the lines may push Stevens into a less offensive role and reduce his influence on the contest.

Eagles skipper Luke Thompson should get Daniel Webb as his initial opponent, with the defender making up for a slight height disadvantage with spring and the ability to hit the ground running.

The ruck duel will be crucial with Ryan Willits squaring off against Eagle Marc Borholm. While Willits can push forward and be very damaging, Borholm has also proven menacing at times in attack.Dragging him away from the forward 50 will increase the chance of Willits making a point of difference in a smaller Bloods attack.

Most grand finals are hard to tip on paper and this is no exception. There is no question the Eagles have been the dominant team all season and have demonstrated their ability to dictate the terms of a contest if allowed the early opportunity to do so. Michael Godden’s men have been the best team virtually all season and most key factors ought to point to them in this one. But I’m going to back the Bloods to break the second longest premiership drought in the SANFL and have Milner Road rocking come Sunday night.Tips: West Adelaide 13-24 Jack Oatey Medallist: Kaine Stevens (West ADEL)

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The making of golf’s new No.1

To consider how impressive Jason Day’s rise to world number one is, you have to know where he’s been.

Long before Day won his fourth tournament in six starts to become the youngest Australian to reach golf’s summit, he had a plan to get there.

But long before that, he was just lucky to get anywhere.

Golf began as an escape for Day. It was an escape from a poor childhood and from being teased at school for being ‘right off the boat’. It was a place to find peace. And it was something he was good at.

Father Alvin gave Jason a rotting three-wood from the Beaudesert tip and from the age of three began drilling the sport into the boy from their base in the small regional Queensland town.

Alvin and his wife Dening worked long hours at a meat factory to help pay for the sport and the family existence.

But when Day was 12 his father died from stomach cancer. It was a moment that would first send the pre-teen off the rails but end up being a salvation of sorts.

After Dening watched her boy start to drink alcohol and get involved in street fights she figured enough was enough.

Fearing for his life as much as anything she borrowed money and sent Jason to a boarding school where there was a golf academy.

“If my dad didn’t pass away, I don’t think I would have been in a good spot,” Day admits.

“For my mum to sacrifice and my sisters to sacrifice for me, so I could get away to a golf BY BEN EVERILL – AAP

academy and work hard, it’s something I’ll always be grateful for.”

It was at Queensland’s Kooralbyn International School he met instructor Colin Swatton, his current coach and caddy.

After a few years together at school Day told Swatton he wanted to be world number one. He wanted to emulate Tiger Woods and wrote out a plan needed to do it.

Several near misses in majors and the fact he had closed just one of seven 54-hole leads on the US Tour after the British Open this year had plenty labelling him a choker.

“I think the last thing that was lacking was the mental bucket,” Day said.

Now, with his first major under his belt and his new number one status Day has reset his goals. He wants every major and he wants to be Australia’s greatest ever.

Postecoglou recalls key Socceroos trio

S occeroos coach Ange Postecoglou returned a trio of Asian Cup winners to his squad for a crucial World Cup qualifier with Jordan next month.

James Troisi, Tomi Juric and Trent Sainsbury have been named in Australia’s 23-man squad for the October 8 match in Amman, which Postecoglou said was the toughest assignment of their 2018 World Cup qualifying task so far.

Joining them is a surprise inclusion - uncapped left-back James Meredith, who plays with Bradford City in England’s third tier.

If Australia can win the match over its closest Group B rival it will take a stranglehold on the group, keeping it on track for the 2018 tournament in Russia.

Making way for the four inclusions are Jackson Irvine, Chris Ikonomidis (Olyroos duty), Aziz Behich and Ben Halloran. Still missing are captain Mile Jedinak, first-choice goalkeeper Mat Ryan and key forward Robbie Kruse.

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Postecoglou said he was close to calling up his skipper despite a recurrence of a hamstring problem.

“At a stretch he might have made this camp, but because he’s had that setback maybe he’s coming back too early, I think it’s wise to us to make sure Mile’s 100 per cent and right for the November games,” he said.

Postecoglou said he was hopeful the key three would return for November qualifiers against Kyrgyzstan in Canberra and Bangladesh away.

He suggested Meredith’s selection came partially as he was seeking answers to a problem position.

“I still think the full-back positions are an area where we don’t have as much depth as other areas of the park,” he said.

“It’s served us well in the past to bring guys in and see how they look in our environment.”

The Socceroos lost 2-1 on their last visit to Jordan in 2012, their most recent World Cup qualifying defeat.

Australia sit tops of the group with three wins from as many games, followed by Jordan two points back.

Postecoglou said the match would be a great test.

“The atmosphere will be fairly hostile ... I’m kinda looking forward to it because I believe we’re making progress.”

SOCCEROOS SQUAD:Luke Brattan, Nathan Burns, Tim Cahill, Alex Cisak (gk), Jason Davidson, Tarek Elrich, Adam Federici (gk), Eugene Galekovic (gk), Tomi Juric, Mathew Leckie, Massimo Luongo, Ryan McGowan, Matt McKay, James Meredith, Mark Milligan, Aaron Mooy, Tommy Oar, Tom Rogic, Trent Sainsbury, Matt Spiranovic, James Troisi, Alex Wilkinson, Bailey Wright.


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Falcons rise but can they bring down Saints’ halo?I

n its first year back in the top flight of the amateur league, Payneham Norwood Union has pulled off a remarkable feat by

reaching Saturday’s Division 1 grand final.

It is an outstanding achievement for a club that rose to the top echelons of the competition in 2010 from Division 4 before falling back to Division 3 just as quickly, only to rise again and now be only one win away from celebrating its best ever result.

The Falcons must get past the might of Goodwood Saints at Adelaide Airport Stadium this week for their third premiership in a row.

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• 10am - Division C1 Adelaide University v Goodwood Saints• 12.15pm - Division 1 Reserves Henley v Rostrevor Old Collegians• 2.30pm - Division 1 Goodwood Saints v Payneham Norwood Union

Gates open at 9am on Ashley and Meyer Street Torrensville.

Adults $15, Concession $5 and Children under 12 FREE

It’s a carnival atmosphere for the kids with face painters, a jumping castle, food galore, the Australian Army Band and enjoy a kick on the oval at half time.

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Payneham Norwood Union, with key player Nick Jolly, will be out to achieve its best ever result in amateur league football this weekend. Photo: Jayson Vowles

The Saints will be pursuing their seventh premiership at this level in 11 years, which is a record that is unlikely to be surpassed by any club in the future.

Unlucky not to be among the top three at the end of the minor round, Payneham Norwood Union has had to do it the hard way reaching this point from the elimination final.

A nine goal, third quarter blitz saw it take last week’s preliminary final by the scruff of the neck and control the contest after being 15 points down to Tea Tree Gully at half-time.



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However, coach Garry McIntosh, as has been his way in his long successful tenure at the club, urged a lift from his troops, which they responded to.

Injuries were beginning to tell on a hindered Gullies’ outfit, which went into last week’s clash missing a few key players and watching that toll grow larger during the match.

However, the Falcons were facing their own issues with players being sidelined as well, none greater than centre half forward Tom Langford, succumbing to a knee injury.

The rest of the side stood up and didn’t let it bother them, evident by their rise in effort following the main break. They maintained their focus to send the top side Tea Tree Gully out a disappointed 17-point loser, without a finals victory.

How it affects the Falcons this week is another matter. But they are sure to be as resilient as ever, hell bent on achieving a major upset against the competition’s benchmark.

Much will rest on the key contributors from last week’s victory to again take it up to

Goodwood Saints on Saturday, especially Anthanasi Agorastos (four goals) and Nick Jolly (five) in attack with Langford unlikely to be available. Jolly has been sensational and looms as a key player this week.

Mitch Caon, Matthew Prowse and Chase Bower were also instrumental in getting the Falcons here, but big man Cameron Milne, defender Tyler Brimacombe, nuggety Paul Lowe and skillful Louis Martin must be vital influences this week if their inspired run is to continue.

The possible inclusion of Adam Rowett could account for the absence of Langford.

Much of the Saints’ strength is in their midfield so Payneham Norwood Union must not let the likes of Shane Tuck, Anthony Skara, Brad Holzbauer, Jesse Boundy, Aaron Bayliss, Tom Anderson and Anthony Dempsey dictate terms or its hopes will be dashed early.

Milne’s battle with Goodwood’s ruck duo Angus Clarke and Matt Illman will be a crucial factor on which side will enjoy first use of the ball.

Veteran forward Eric Kells has had a standout season in front of goal. If he is given plenty of opportunities then he could finish the Flacons off single-handedly.

However, with assistance from Jacob Hughes and Reid Pinto, the usual team-oriented dismantling of opposition sides should be displayed again.

Payneham Norwood Union won’t fear the Saints on Saturday having beaten them in round 18 just before the finals. But its opponent’s dominance on the big stage is hard to avoid.

Goodwood’s experience should see it handle the pressures surrounding such an encounter and should steer it to yet another Division 1 premiership.

The experience of Goodwood Saints could be the crucial factor that sees them achieve yet another Division 1 premiership. Photo: Jayson Vowles


ADELAIDE AIRPORT DIVISIOn 2

Painting the town red

Prince Alfred OC has handled the big stage best to stun season pacesetter Unley Mercedes Jets taking out the Division 2 premiership.

The Reds took the ascendancy early and had their more fancied opponent’s measure for most of the gruelling contest.

It stuck to its pre-game plan which worked out for the club having just missed making the grand final last year.

It used that disappointment of losing last year’s preliminary final to spur it on to a better result this season.

“We were disappointed we couldn’t at least get through to the grand final last year, but having said that we probably learnt a bit from that and set ourselves to make sure we would give ourselves the best chance at getting up to Division 1 next year,” Prince Alfred OC coach Tom Martin said.

Martin also said he took something out of his side’s second semi-final loss to the

Jets two weeks before, engineering their downfall in the season decider at Adelaide Airport Stadium last Saturday.

“Unley (Mercedes Jets) were clearly the best side all year and certainly set the pace,” he said.

“They’d beaten us every time we’d played them all three times (this year), including the second semi, but we’d got a fair bit out of the second semi-final result.

“We kind of knew what we had to do. The only problem was every time we tried to do it against Unley (Mercedes Jets) they didn’t let us do it.

“It was nice (though) on the weekend to execute how we wanted to and got out in front of them early which I think was the key and the game continued to be played on our terms from there which was good.”

Despite being slow starters during the regular season, the Reds took a one goal lead into the first break, extending to about

five goals midway through the second term before the Jets rallied going into half-time.

Although Prince Alfred OC was 15 points up at the main break, the game was still in the balance but it set up the victory with a commanding third term, kicking a goal after the three quarter-time siren to take the momentum into the final term, 23 points up.

An arm wrestle ensued at the start of the last term, but kicking the first goal settled the Reds nerves to run out strongly for a 31 point triumph.

Drew Clayfield, Ryan Tromans, James Dalwood, Brendan Papps, Edward Boyd and Sam Gunning all played significant parts in the victory. Prince Alfred OC also won the Reserves Grand Final, beating Modbury by five points.


Prince Alfred OC celebrates its grand final success over Unley Mercedes Jets. Photo: Corey Sutton


Horse Racing news

Victorian trainer Lee Freedman has quickly formed a high opinion of former West Australian galloper Disposition

and believes his latest acquisition can make a Group One impact in Saturday’s Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes (1400m) at Caulfield.

It will be the second start of Disposition’s spring campaign and his second for Freedman and training partner and brother, Anthony.

Disposition began his career with Grant Williams in Perth where he won two Listed races and ran second in last year’s Group One Kingston Town Classic over 1800m.

Owner Bob Peters then sent him to Melbourne to give him his best chance in the bigger races.

His two starts during the autumn for trainer Wez Hunter included a close second to Wandjina first-up in the CS Hayes Stakes at Flemington.

Star Tasmanian galloper, The Cleaner, has never won at Caulfield but he gets his best chance to rectify that in Saturday’s

Group One Underwood Stakes (1800m).

Recognised as a Moonee Valley specialist but having also recorded victories at Flemington and Sandown, The Cleaner is winless in three starts at Caulfield. His best performance there is a close second in last month’s Group Two PB Lawrence Stakes.

The popular front runner then followed that up with victory in the Group Two Dato’ Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley for the second year in succession on 5 September.

It was his fifth win from eight starts at Moonee Valley and confirmed trainer Mick Burles’ plan for another crack at the $3 million WS Cox Plate at the course on 24 October.

After winning last year’s Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes, The Cleaner topped off his Cox Plate

High hopes for former WA star

Ready to clean up Caulfield

Now with Freedman, Group One success is not that far away.

“He’s got all the hallmarks of a good horse,” Freedman said.

“Now’s his time to prove it.”

Freedman said Disposition wasn’t wound up when he stepped out first-up for his stable in a 1400m race at Flemington two weeks ago but the gelding still won like he expected.

“We were pleased to get that out of the road,” Freedman said.

“He’s improved from that and he’ll go to Caulfield next Saturday and I think will run very, very well.

“He’s threatened to be a Group One horse for a little while now and I’m hoping next Saturday, whilst he’s down in the weights being a handicap, he can achieve it.”

Although, it has been some time since Bull Point has won a race, trainer Tony McEvoy

feels the stallion is capable of surprising punters here in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.

Bull Point’s last win was in February last year, scoring for then-trainer Gai Waterhouse in the Group Three Manfred Stakes.

The five year-old son of Fastnet Rock finished third behind Zoustar and Dissident in the Group One Golden Rose as a three-year-old and was third behind Trust In A Gust and Dissident in last year’s Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes when trained by Chris Waller.

McEvoy said Bull Point was fitter for his two runs this time in and showing him on the training track that he can still be competitive in feature races.

“He is working like a Group One horse and deserves to be there on Saturday,” McEvoy said.

“I know his recent form is uninspiring, but I thought his last effort was much better, his condition just gave out late in a fast run race.

preparation with a win in the JRA Cup at Moonee Valley.

However, that race is being run a week later this year and doesn’t fit the lead-up program Burles has mapped out for the eight year-old.

Therefore, there was no other choice but for a return to Caulfield and while The Cleaner will be meeting the strongest field he has faced since last year’s Cox Plate, Burles feels this is his gelding’s chance to break his track jinx.

Burles declared that his veteran had thrived since returning to his Longford base in Tasmania after his latest win.

‘‘He couldn’t have worked any better,” he said. “It’s amazing that he’s bigger and stronger than ever.”

Burles hopes the Underwood Stakes will show The Cleaner’s true Cox Plate chances.

‘‘If he can’t beat this field he probably can’t beat them in the Cox Plate,’’ he said.

The Underwood Stakes favourite is Contributer, who prepared for his first Group One start of the spring with a solo gallop at Moonee Valley.

Godolphin trainer John O’Shea took the opportunity to send Contributer to the home of the Cox Plate on Tuesday morning and Melbourne stable foreman David Charles was pleased with the dual Group One winner’s workout.

O’Shea added the Underwood to Contributer’s spring program after finishing fifth in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes first-up, which saw him displaced as Cox Plate favourite.

It’s a strong field that will line up on Saturday with Makybe Diva Stakes winner Fawkner, PB Lawrence Stakes winner, Mourinho and New Zealand four year-olds Mongolian Khan and Volkstok’n’barrell.


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1 MedAllion HoMes HAndicAp 12.33 1950m

(Apprentices can claim) Benchmark 82$40,000

1 s0701 Stimulatte tcw (6) J Cartwright (a2) 59.5 3.00 2 66121 Temps Voleur w (5) D Tourneur 55 2.50 3 93674 Pretty Blonde cdw (3) J Bowditch 54.5 4.00 4 47238 Halayr Jet cw (1) Ms E Finnegan (a3) 54 7.50 5 91193 Flying Paris w (7) Ms K Bishop (a2) 54 11.00 6 05514 Sebring Magic w (4) T Pannell 54 21.00 7 05363 Pierremont Rocks (2) P Gatt 54 21.00

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2 Akeed Mofeed@Goldin fARMs 1.08 1000m

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1 Call Me Curtis (7) Ms J Kah 57.5 17.00 2 Federal Court (6) M Neilson 57.5 6.50 3 256 Get In The Bowl (3) R Hurdle (a2) 57.5 5.50 4 38 Gold Search (2) Z Spain (a3) 57.5 4.60 5 6 Schizle (1) T Pannell 57.5 7.50 6 Streetcar Illusion (4) J Holder 57.5 15.00 7 China Town (8) J Bowditch 55.5 17.00 8 Cocoa Doll (9) D Tourneur 55.5 3.50 9 Nippy lippy (10) Ms E Finnegan (a3) 55.5 7.50 10 756 Ruby For Henry (5) S Price 55.5 26.00

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(Apprentices can claim) 3yo Benchmark 70$40,000

1 212 eclair attack wb (8) D Tourneur 59 5.50 2 46120 Celestial Story dw (1) M Neilson 58 8.00 3 4s251 Maxalicious (6) R Hurdle (a2) 58 26.00 4 5s1 Dropped t (10) J Holder 57.5 11.00 5 Praiseworthy (4) S Cahill 56.5 21.00 6 7s146 C’est Beau la Vie tw (7) Ms C Lindop 56 3.00 7 41 Dashebo (9) J Bowditch 56 11.00 8 01355 Beluga Blue (3) T Pannell 55.5 4.60 9 6s83 Vintage Grove (2) P Gatt 54.5 26.00 10 5s038 aali Mia (5) J Toeroek 54 5.50

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1 5s123 Roycey (1) Ms C Jones (a3) 60 13.00 2 6s937 Gav’s Gift w (4) Ms E Finnegan (a3) 59.5 26.00 3 1115s Sandhill Star wb (3) Ms J Kah 59.5 31.00 4 82122 Courtside tdw (14) J Cartwright (a2) 59 3.00 5 52321 Chondra tw (13) S Price 58 7.50 6 16s leonforte w (10) M Neilson 58 4.60 7 4320s It’s Fred d (9) J Holder 57.5 15.00 8 39s41 Sagapuss t (11) D Tourneur 57.5 4.60 9 390s1 I’mtellingyounow c (5) R Hurdle (a2) 57 26.00 10 41823 one More Daisy (12) P Gatt 56 6.50 11 2130s Mighty Maher w (6) Ms C Lindop 55.5 31.00 12 335s8 Thespinis (8) J Bowditch 55 26.00

eMeRGeNCIeS 13 36373 Night Breeze dw (2) J Childs (a2) 57 26.00 14 6s171 Desert lady (7) Ms K Brooks (a3) 54.5 51.00

RoyCey, It’s Fred, one More Daisy

5 fiVe stAR pRint HAndicAp 3.03 1000m


1 13475 Jennyfromtheblock cdw (4) Z Spain (a3) 60 9.00 2 s6511 Captain Punch w (12) P Gatt 58 7.50 3 93171 Snip of Magic dw (6) Ms E Finnegan (a3) 58 17.00 4 35251 Trueno (3) J Childs (a2) 58 6.50 5 28s37 Spartan Warrior dwn (8) J Holder 57.5 15.00 6 14213 Trupt w (2) J Cartwright (a2) 57 6.50 7 12s0s exalted appeal d (5) Ms C Lindop 56.5 11.00 8 504s4 I am Gypsy c (16) Ms J Kah 56.5 7.50 9 s0769 Rock out cw (7) D Tourneur 56.5 15.00 10 6s312 Brooklyn (10) J Bowditch 55 3.50 11 409s3 Nimasael twb (1) S Price 54.5 31.00 12 72386 North Beach cw (14) Ms E Boyd (a3) 54.5 51.00 13 7569s Sagabella d (15) Ms S Carr (a2) 54 21.00 14 5666s Written Birch (11) T Pannell 54 15.00

eMeRGeNCIeS 15 79426 Bold Senator w (13) J Toeroek 54 51.00 16 08s82 Baiton w (9) R Bell 54 51.00

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6 scHWeppes HAndicAp 3.43 1400m

(Apprentices can claim) 4yo & up mares Benchmark 75 Heat$40,000

1 96s21 Miss adele t (6) J Holder 59 5.50 2 84121 olivia’s Gold td (7) J Cartwright (a2) 59 9.00 3 410s1 ample on offa tcw (8) Ms C Lindop 58.5 5.50 4 02891 Raise a Dream dw (4) S Cahill 58.5 9.00 5 204s1 Into The Mist t (9) M Neilson 55 3.00 6 670s3 Coachella (3) Ms E Finnegan (a3) 54.5 4.60 7 79416 lady Hederaj (2) J Toeroek 54 17.00 8 019s0 Perpetual Bliss d (5) Ms J Kah 54 26.00 9 13332 Red Begonia (12) J Bowditch 54 17.00 10 0s7s5 Flask t (11) P Gatt 54 26.00 11 48770 Bon elise dw (10) J Maund 54 31.00 12 32747 Come Follow Me w (1) T Pannell 54 17.00

INTo THe MIST, olivia’s Gold, ample on offa

7 MAc dRink dRiVinG? GRoW Up 4.23 1400m(Apprentices can claim) 4yo & up E&Gs Benchmark 70

$30,000 1 s1742 Just For Starters w (13) Ms C Jones (a3) 60 3.50 2 04462 Streetcar Valour tw (4) J Cartwright (a2) 60 8.50 3 s1411 Mullinger lane d (7) J Holder 58.5 5.00 4 70596 Straying Tiger tw (8) R Hurdle (a2) 57.5 21.00 5 845s6 Tuscan Ranger t (3) T Pannell 57.5 17.00 6 2s133 amiconi originale w (11) M Neilson 57 4.60 7 0s650 Burgundy Blast t (10) Ms J Kah 56 13.00 8 11570 Russian Rocker cw (5) J Maund 56 21.00 9 137s0 Grumpy Guru w (2) Ms C Lindop 54.5 26.00 10 43552 onehundredclicks wb (12) Ms E Boyd (a3) 54.5 11.00 11 7s340 Bomber Brown (6) J Bowditch 54 8.50 12 88018 Rod’s opinion tc (1) P Gatt 54 15.00 13 18s67 epona Rebel d (9) R Bell 54 31.00aMICoNI oRIGINale, Just For Starters, onehundredclicks

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1 24275 Nearest To Pin tw (12) Ms C Jones (a3) 62 4.60 2 5s826 Hank’s Nephew t (4) R Hurdle (a2) 59.5 31.00 3 48404 Mr Make Believe dw (13) Ms K Bishop (a2) 59.5 13.00 4 136s2 Magic Boy tw (6) J Holder 58 7.50 5 14217 Mio Dio tw (7) T Pannell 57.5 9.00 6 1134s Mr Backchat t (11) M Neilson 57.5 6.00 7 50s82 Snippetee Bee dw (2) Ms J Kah 57.5 21.00 8 s5112 Counter Spin tcw (3) Ms C Lindop 56.5 9.00 9 s5111 a Saucy Snitzel tw (9) Ms E Finnegan (a3) 56 6.00 10 36s35 almighty Bullet tw (8) J Cartwright (a2) 56 21.00 11 20s31 Northern Zhar (10) J Childs (a2) 56 4.60 12 4224s Here To There dn (5) Ms S Carr (a2) 55 21.00

eMeRGeNCy 13 779s0 alertness (1) R Bell 54 31.00

SNIPPeTee Bee, Northern Zhar, Magic Boy

tAB GUideDaily Double 7, 8 extra Double 3, 4treble 6, 7, 8 Quadrella 5, 6, 7, 8First Four All Races Fixed Odds All Races

tRAck/RAil/WeAtHeRRail is out 0.5m for the entire circuit. Sectional distance 606m. Track good (4). Weather fine.

GeAR cHAnGes race 1: (1) Stimulatte tongue-tie off again; (2) Temps Vo-leur gelded race 2: (2) Federal Court tongue control bit on first time; (4) Gold Search, (8) Cocoa Doll tongue-tie on first time; (5) Schizle blinkers on first time; (6) Street-car Illusion cross-over noseband on first time, lugging bit on first time; (10) Ruby For Henry tongue control and lug-ging bit on first time race 3: (5) Praiseworthy blinkers on first time race 4: (2) Gav’s Gift tongue control bit on again; (7) It’s Fred blinkers on again, visor off again race 5: (7) Exalted Appeal lugging bit on again, stallion chain off first time, tail chain off first time, tongue control bit off first time, tongue-tie off first time; (12) North Beach kyneton noseband on again; (14) Written Birch blinkers off first time, concussion plates off first time race 7: (4) Straying Tiger tongue-tie on first time; (7) Burgundy Blast blinkers on again race 8: (1) Nearest To Pin blinkers off first time; (12) Here To There noseroll off again

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leGend T – Won at track; C – Won at this distance on this course; D – Won at this distance on another course; W – Won in slow or heavy going; B – Beaten favourite at last start; H – Trained on track; N – Won at night; S – Spell of three months; F – Fell


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1 RydgeS PaRRamatta hcP 12.10 2000m

(Apprentices can claim) 3yo & up Benchmark 80$85,000

1 65112 Loophole cdwn (7) R Hutchings (a1.5) 61 4.60 2 26024 Mr One Eleven w (8) J Parr 58 5.50 3 82s71 Four Carat dh (1) J Bowman 56.5 11.00 4 s5131 Herne’s Oak t (4) B Avdulla 56.5 3.20 5 67512 Dance Of Heroes dh (3) G Schofield 56 6.50 6 15s17 Nazir tw (5) T Clark 54.5 9.00 7 31764 Piamimi w (6) S Lisnyy (a2) 54 11.00 8 34165 Scherzoso w (2) J Collett 54 7.00

FOur Carat, Herne’s Oak, Dance Of Heroes

2 dyldam Stan Fox StakeS 12.45 1500m

(Apprentices cannot claim) 3yo Group 2 SW$200,000

1 11s25 Press Statement twh (2) J Bowman 56.5 1.40 2 2s414 rageese wh (5) T Berry 56.5 3.50 3 32117 Shards tw (1) S Clipperton 56.5 7.50 4 34s11 Winning accord w (3) M Mc Guren 56.5 21.00 5 61s41 Man Of His Word w (4) K Wharton 56.5 21.00 6 30s55 Fireworks twh (6) B Avdulla 54.5 31.00

MaN OF HiS WOrD, Press Statement, rageese

3 dilmah colin StePhen Quality 1.20 2400m(Apprentices cannot claim) 3yo & up Quality Group 3

$125,000 1 36s35 Kingdoms dw (9) T Angland 58 4.80 2 60s00 tremec wn (1) T Huet 57.5 51.00 3 34436 reigning twn (8) J Bowman 56.5 7.50 4 28s14 King Kinshasa d (5) S Clipperton 56.5 3.50 5 21s69 Bohemian Lily (4) T Clark 56.5 4.80 6 80373 rio Perdido d (7) C Reith 56.5 13.00 7 s9609 turner Bayou dw (2) Ms K O’Hara 56.5 31.00 8 1s749 Sasenkile tdw (3) J Collett 56.5 21.00 9 42111 amelie’s Star dw (6) J Parr 56.5 3.20

KiNgDOMS, King Kinshasa, rio Perdido

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$100,000 1 013s9 Look to the Stars (10) J Bowman 59 26.00 2 130s1 Flamboyant Lass w (9) T Clark 55.5 2.25 3 39s54 italy (1) S Clipperton 54.5 11.00 4 14661 alart w (7) G Ryan 54 7.00 5 s10s1 Denpurr (8) Ms W Costin (a) 54 6.50 6 12 Ocean tempest w (4) G Schofield 54 11.00 7 14 tremezzina wbh (5) T Angland 54 7.00 8 34221 Way too good d (6) T Berry 54 9.00 9 8s41 Fast Candy (3) C Reith 54 13.00 10 7s313 gone to Paris w (2) T Huet 54 17.00 11 0s91 alpina w (11) B Avdulla 54 26.00

FLaMBOyaNt LaSS, Denpurr, alart

5 gloaming StakeS 2.35 1800m

(Apprentices cannot claim) 3yo Group 3 SW$200,000

1 3s151 Devil Hawk h (10) T Angland 56.5 9.00 2 25422 tatoosh w (12) T Huet 56.5 13.00 3 41256 intrepid Way tw (8) T Berry 56.5 11.00 4 24621 Vanbrugh h (5) J Bowman 56.5 2.50 5 1s693 gold ambition w (4) B Avdulla 56.5 7.50 6 s1371 Man Of Choice w (3) S Clipperton 56.5 4.00 7 8s925 Clash Of Clans (6) J Parr 56.5 15.00 8 52322 Over the air h (9) J Collett 56.5 31.00 9 193 Battle Of Hastings h (2) G Schofield 56.5 26.00 10 48 Maven Wiz (7) T Clark 56.5 31.00 11 4s6 gobstopper (11) J Riddell 56.5 13.00 12 7s663 Daisy’s Joy (1) C Reith 54.5 21.00

MaN OF CHOiCE, Vanbrugh, Daisy’s Joy

6 R. mcdonald houSe Pendant 3.15 1400m

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1 621s0 amanpour w (6) T Clark 59 15.00 2 226s1 Catkins tdwh (5) J Bowman 58 1.55 3 690s4 arabian gold cwb (1) T Berry 57 4.60 4 171s4 Slightly Sweet dw (8) Ms K O’Hara 56.5 13.00 5 10215 Vergara tdw (4) B Avdulla 55 26.00 6 25s19 Peeping tw (3) S Clipperton 55 15.00 7 22722 two Blue tw (2) P King 54 21.00 8 11108 Berry Delicious tcdw (7) T Angland 54 17.00

CatKiNS, arabian gold, Peeping

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$175,000 1 42900 Moriarty t (1) R Hutchings (a) 59 21.00 2 64s79 Foreteller tcdwh (10) J Parr 58.5 17.00 3 9s538 Messene cwh (3) B Avdulla 58.5 6.50 4 202s3 Ninth Legion th (2) C Reith 58 5.50 5 336s9 i’m imposing cwh (7) T Angland 57.5 13.00 6 82s09 Flamingo Star wh (4) J Bowman 56.5 9.00 7 458s2 akavoroun w (9) G Schofield 54 5.50 8 38873 Wouldnt it Be Nice tw (11) T Huet 53.5 17.00 9 s0s37 Vashka tcw (8) S Clipperton 53 4.00 10 34142 Foreign Prince wbh (6) Ms K O’Hara 53 15.00 11 s11s1 god’s in Him twh (5) T Berry 53 5.50

aKaVOrOuN, god’s in Him, Flamingo Star

8 taB moRe than Winning 4.35 1400m

(Apprentices can claim) 3yo & up Benchmark 85$85,000

1 4217s Frespanol td (3) K Jennings (a3) 61.5 13.00 2 257s1 good Project th (14) J Bowman 58 3.80 3 101s0 Slate On Edge dwn (15) Ms W Costin (a1.5) 58 51.00 4 817s5 Ballet Suite dwh (7) R Hutchings (a1.5) 57.5 21.00 5 7s337 Wine tales twbh (12) G Schofield 57.5 7.50 6 52s23 Music Magnate w (8) B Avdulla 57.5 3.50 7 819s2 Nevagotavote w (5) Ms S Clenton (a3) 57 8.00 8 29s10 Harry Hotspur wn (6) C Reith 56.5 51.00 9 s212s Paris Match db (2) T Angland 56 7.50 10 s1696 Darciwood whn (13) T Berry 55.5 16.00 11 5s670 testashadow cd (10) T Clark 54.5 16.00 12 8s324 Bold Circle tbh (9) S Clipperton 54 16.00 13 1122s royal adventure wb (1) J Collett 54 31.00 14 222s6 Zaboss w (11) T Marshall (a2) 54 21.00 15 11331 Something Secret tw (4) Ms K O’Hara 54 15.00

MuSiC MagNatE, Wine tales, Paris Match

taB guideDaily Double 7, 8 Extra Double 3, 4Treble 6, 7, 8 Quadrella 5, 6, 7, 8First Four All Races Fixed Odds All Races

tRack/Rail/WeatheRRail is out 4m for the entire circuit. Track good (3). Weather fine.

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geaR changeS RacE 1: (6) Nazir blinkers on first time RacE 2: (2) Ra-geese ear plugs on first time; (5) Man Of His Word wink-ers on first time RacE 3: (1) Kingdoms blinkers off first time; (2) Tremec blinkers on again, browband off again RacE 4: (1) Look To The Stars cross-over noseband off first time, ear muffs on first time; (4) Alart blinkers off first time; (9) Fast Candy near-side bubble cheeker off first time RacE 5: (11) Gobstopper lugging bit on first time, race plates on first time, winkers on first time RacE 6: (1) Amanpour boots on first time RacE 7: (6) Flamingo Star blinkers on first time RacE 8: (10) Darci-wood blinkers on again, winkers off again

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RanDwick sTRikE RaTEsJockeysname wins wins Place Place Rides Outs s/R s/R J B Mc Donald 30 3.3 55 1.8 101 1B Shinn 27 4.7 58 2.1 127 2Tommy Berry 19 6.9 51.5 2.5 132 -J Bowman 19 5.3 51 2 102 1J R Collett 14 8.7 35 3.4 122 11Tim Clark 13 9.2 35 3.4 120 25S Clipperton 12 10.9 41 3.1 131 9K Mc Evoy 12 7.5 26 3.5 91 2B Avdulla 12 9.8 37 3.1 118 6T Angland 7 14.8 45 2.3 104 15Ms W Costin (a) 7 13.2 24 3.8 93 20J Parr 7 6.8 14 3.4 48 2G Schofield 4 24 30 3.2 96 13Brodie Loy (a) 4 15.5 16.5 3.7 62 4C Reith 4 20 13 6.1 80 22Trainersname wins wins Place Place Runners Outs s/R s/R C J Waller 45 8.2 142.5 2.5 370 4J A O’Shea 35 3.7 59 2.2 131 3Ms G Waterhouse 18 8.0 49 2.9 145 15Joseph Pride 8 10.5 23.5 3.5 84 27Tony McEvoy 8 2.5 12 1.6 20 2K A Lees 8 7.3 18 3.2 59 18M, W & J Hawkes 7 10 30 2.3 70 -Bjorn Baker 7 5.8 20.5 2 41 2P & P Snowden 7 11.2 23 3.4 79 9David Vandyke 7 6.4 14 3.2 45 2B & J Cummings 7 4.5 14 2.2 32 -G A Ryan 6 13.6 30 2.7 82 2J C Coyle 5 7 8.5 4.1 35 2Sam Kavanagh 5 3.6 10 1.8 18 1P G Moody 4 7.2 10 2.9 29 5


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1 PancaRe Foundation Plate 11.55 1100m(Apprentices can claim) 4yo & up mares Benchmark 90

$80,000 1 983s5 Atmospherical dw (4) B Loy (a2) 64 8.00 2 348s4 Afleet Esprit td (1) Dylan Dunn (a3) 60 8.50 3 13110 Lesley’s Choice dw (10) M Zahra 57.5 9.00 4 73350 Nautical (15) P Moloney (a1.5) 57 21.00 5 5s702 Beach Front dwn (13) C Williams 56 11.00 6 1787s Pittsburgh Flyer d (3) B Shinn 56 11.00 7 21426 Pilly’s Wish twn (11) D Oliver 55.5 8.50 8 21246 Fiftyshadesofgrey dw (7) K Mc Evoy 55 13.00 9 50313 Japhils twbhn (6) Ms J Beriman (a1.5) 55 5.50 10 s11s3 Catch That Cat dwn (16) D Lane 54.5 6.50 11 330s3 Matilija bn (8) M Dee (a2) 54 11.00 12 7574s Tahni Dancer h (5) D Dunn 54 13.00 13 6535s Thinking Of You td (12) G Boss 54 7.50 14 5728s Sensational Report tdw (2) Ms S Wynne 54 51.00 15 14213 Trupt dw (14) H Coffey (a1.5) 54 26.00 16 21069 Cresta Condor w (9) 54 51.00

LESLEY’S ChOiCE, Atmospherical, Pittsburgh Flyer

2 inglis cuP 12.25 2000m

(Apprentices cannot claim) 4yo SW+P$250,000

1 72s00 Bondeiger t (5) J Winks 56 21.00 2 0s024 Firehouse Rock t (11) D Dunn 56 4.00 3 11025 Braces w (6) C Williams 56 11.00 4 111 Muraqaba w (10) B Shinn 56 3.50 5 s1027 Gloryland wh (9) M Zahra 56 11.00 6 62023 Allzin b (8) C Newitt 56 26.00 7 45854 hell On Earth b (2) V Duric 56 31.00 8 4s128 Castelo h (12) D Oliver 56 11.00 9 65s60 Sloane Ranger (1) P Moloney (a) 56 51.00 10 54360 Taqneen (7) D Gauci 56 51.00 11 21s00 Loved Up w (4) R Bensley 54 13.00 12 03235 Kansas Sunflower bh (3) B Melham 54 2.80

MURAqABA, Kansas Sunflower, Braces

3 le Pine FuneRals HandicaP 1.00 1100m

(Apprentices can claim) Open$90,000

1 560s9 Sterling City (16) Dylan Dunn (a3) 63 17.00 2 813s8 Kuro dw (13) J Mc Donald 59.5 8.50 3 3714s hard Stride t (4) D Lane 58.5 6.00 4 175s9 Unanimously dwn (15) D Dunn 58 26.00 5 120s2 Craftiness dw (8) B Shinn 57.5 3.20 6 21611 Rock Royalty dw (1) G Boss 57.5 13.00 7 01056 Sea Lord wn (9) B Melham 56 21.00 8 166s7 The quarterback tw (10) M Allen 55.5 17.00 9 1250s Sabatini tcdw (5) K Mc Evoy 54 3.80 10 2145s The Monstar w (2) R Bensley 54 21.00 11 80s50 The Thief dw (7) S Baster 54 51.00 12 44550 Tristram’s Sun wn (14) J Bayliss (a3) 54 51.00 13 41330 il Cavallo wh (3) R Bayliss (a2) 54 21.00 14 9113s Durendal tw (6) C Williams 54 7.00 15 54355 El Prado Gold w (11) H Coffey (a1.5) 54 51.00 16 70922 Sang Choi Bao (12) C Newitt 54 31.00

CRAFTiNESS, Kuro, Rock Royalty

4 HaRRy WHite classic 1.40 2400m

(Apprentices cannot claim) Listed$120,000

1 11s57 Excess Knowledge b (3) K Mc Evoy 58 7.00 2 09s83 Foundry w (2) C Williams 57 3.00 3 146s0 Maygrove d (9) O Bosson 55.5 8.00 4 8s000 Ethiopia d (1) 55 51.00 5 300s0 Renew d (7) J Winks 55 21.00 6 82424 Lord Durante tw (12) D Gauci 54 16.00 7 64461 Albonetti w (13) D Dunn 54 5.00 8 34436 Reigning wn (15) J Cassidy 54 8.00 9 s7113 Shenzhou Steeds dwb (10) B Melham 54 7.50 10 46264 At First Sight (8) J Mc Donald 54 21.00 11 s9609 Turner Bayou cdw (11) Ms M Payne 54 21.00 12 0s874 Epsom hill dw (5) C Parnham 54 26.00 13 32333 Black Tomahawk w (4) G Boss 54 31.00 14 41221 haradafull h (6) D Lane 54 11.00 15 08354 Gerontius (14) M Walker 54 31.00

ALBONETTi, Shenzhou Steeds, haradafull

5 tHousand guineas PRelude 2.15 1400m(Apprentices cannot claim) 3yo Fillies Group 2 SW+P

$200,000 1 141s2 Pasadena Girl wh (3) V Duric 57.5 3.80 2 341s3 Jameka dh (7) D Oliver 57.5 11.00 3 112s0 Sagaronne (12) B Shinn 56.5 17.00 4 25s11 Stay With Me (11) D Dunn 56.5 3.00 5 121s4 My Poppette dwh (9) M Zahra 56.5 16.00 6 20s16 Reemah (2) M Walker 55 26.00 7 1s131 Miss Gunpowder w (10) C Williams 55 6.50 8 11 Alaskan Rose cw (6) S Arnold 55 5.00 9 1145 Don’t Doubt Marley w (4) D Lane 55 16.00 10 132 Super Cash wh (1) K Mc Evoy 55 11.00 11 520s0 Payroll (8) J Cassidy 55 31.00 12 9s541 Effortless Miss (5) J Mc Donald 55 51.00

PASADENA GiRL, Stay With Me, Miss Gunpowder

6 caulField guineas PRelude 2.55 1400m(Apprentices cannot claim) 3yo C&Gs Group 3 SW+P

$175,000 1 131s4 Dal Cielo (2) O Bosson 57 9.00 2 26s35 Odyssey Moon w (14) S Arnold 56.5 8.00 3 47s23 Ready For Victory bh (9) D Oliver 56.5 4.00 4 3211 Metallic Crown dw (15) J Cassidy 56.5 15.00 5 41321 Bon Aurum dh (12) K Mc Evoy 56.5 6.00 6 51s18 Last Bullet (7) V Duric 56.5 31.00 7 46s70 Manhattan Blues w (1) J Winks 55 26.00 8 1s119 Snoopy dwb (6) D Dunn 55 8.00 9 171 Mr individual w (4) M Zahra 55 6.50 10 34s1 Dark Steel (11) B Shinn 55 9.00 11 31s94 Moher dwb (8) J Mc Donald 55 31.00 12 05s11 Extra Choice d (3) M Walker 55 15.00 13 21 Spieth w (13) C Williams 55 11.00 14 14 Puritan (5) J Noonan 55 15.00 15 241 Strike Force w (10) G Boss 55 31.00 16 3s16 Tulsa (16) B Melham 55 26.00

READY FOR ViCTORY, Dal Cielo, Bon Aurum

7 Hyland undeRWood stakes 3.35 1800m

(Apprentices cannot claim) 3yo & up Group 1 WFA$400,000

1 120s1 Fawkner tdwn (2) D Oliver 59 3.60 2 24s00 Dandino dw (11) B Melham 59 15.00 3 s21s0 Sertorius twn (10) R Maloney 59 35.00 4 45s21 The Cleaner dwn (1) N Callow 59 7.00 5 10s16 Mourinho tcwn (4) V Duric 59 17.00

6 111s5 Contributer tb (8) J Mc Donald 59 4.00 7 2s249 Weary w (12) C Newitt 59 10.00 8 s0s33 Dibayani w (9) D Lane 59 13.00 9 151s7 Mongolian Khan w (3) O Bosson 58 10.00 10 13s70 Volkstok’n’barrell w (7) C Williams 58 14.00 11 11s00 Magicool tdw (5) J Winks 58 41.00 12 11s50 hi World wh (6) K Mc Evoy 58 21.00

CONTRiBUTER, Fawkner, The Cleaner

8 siR RuPeRt claRke stakes 4.15 1400m

(Apprentices cannot claim) Group 1$400,000

1 167s4 Lucky hussler cwn (2) G Boss 58 10.00 2 05s75 Cosmic Endeavour dw (10) K Mc Evoy 56.5 12.00 3 171s5 Amorino cdw (1) C Parnham 56 26.00 4 210s0 Leebaz dw (15) J Winks 56 41.00 5 611s4 Strawberry Boy tdw (17) J Cassidy 56 21.00 6 202s3 Ninth Legion d (12) D Dunn 55.5 21.00 7 27s26 Rich Enuff cb (22) J Mc Donald 55.5 16.00 8 23s52 Under The Louvre tdwhn (6) M Zahra 55.5 6.50 9 60s11 Amicus tdw (16) C Newitt 54.5 18.00 10 31111 Charmed harmony cdwh (9) B Melham 54.5 11.00 11 32s73 Stratum Star cdw (18) C Williams 54.5 7.50 12 224s1 Disposition d (3) D Oliver 54 3.40 13 45s55 Fast ‘n’ Rocking tn (5) M Walker 54 26.00 14 2358s hopfgarten dw (14) G Colless 54 41.00 15 26s73 Gregers tcwn (11) D Lane 53 26.00 16 361s1 Abidewithme cdwh (20) P Moloney (a) 52 31.00 17 65s89 Bull Point tw (7) M Dee (a) 52 26.00 18 0s0s0 We’re Gonna Rock (19) F Alesci 52 201.00

EMERGENCiES 19 0s389 Petrology (13) J Mc Neil (a) 52 35.00 20 45s93 Moonovermanhattan wh (8) D Yendall 52 35.00 21 97138 Yesterday’s Songs dw (4) D Moor 52 21.00 22 37517 Worthy Cause w (21) L Tarrant (a) 52 31.00

DiSPOSiTiON, Gregers, Lucky hussler

9 tHe cuP club HandicaP 4.50 1700m

(Apprentices can claim) Open$90,000

1 040s0 Puccini (6) C Newitt 61.5 13.00 2 755s0 Akzar wn (13) B Rawiller 60 15.00 3 23144 Kenjorwood cwhn (12) R Bayliss (a2) 59.5 6.50 4 89s27 Jacquinot Bay w (3) M Walker 59 9.00 5 15s0s Bring Something twn (14) M Zahra 57.5 31.00 6 62221 iggimacool dwhn (5) G Boss 56.5 5.00 7 05339 Diametric (2) J Mc Donald 55 11.00 8 30s40 Don Doremo wn (4) B Melham 54 26.00 9 1s852 he Or She (10) C Parnham 54 4.20 10 1229s Lucky Lucky Lucky (11) K Mc Evoy 54 31.00 11 s3557 Adorabeel w (7) C Williams 54 21.00 12 1s646 Zebrinz tw (8) D Dunn 54 13.00 13 4s2s1 Takenja h (1) D Oliver 54 5.00 14 98s21 Extra Noble (9) J Bayliss (a3) 54 11.00

ZEBRiNZ, Kenjorwood, Takenja

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WHEN A MAN OPENS THE DOOR OF HIS CAR FOR HIS WIFE, you can be sure of one thing – either the car is new or the wife is.

A COUPLE WALKING IN THE PARK NOTICED A YOUNG MAN AND WOMAN SITTING ON A BENCH, passionately kissing. “Why don’t you do that?” said the wife. “Honey,” replied her husband, “I don’t even know that woman!

A FARMER IN THE FIELD WITH HIS COWS COUNTED 196 OF THEM, but when he rounded them up he had 200.

DION HAYMAN’S SUPER QUIZ

?ONE-POINTERS: 1 - Pink. 2 - Richmond. 3 - Chad Cornes. 4 - A spectator. 5 - Great Britain. TWO-POINTERS: 6 - Same (12). 7 - Nine. 8 - Grit. 9 - Andrew Fekete and Cameron Bancroft. 10 - Sydney. THREE-POINTERS: 11 - Basketball. 12 - Japan. 13 - Victoria. 14 - Greg Norman. 15 - 2003 and 2006. FOUR-POINTERS: 16 - Wallaroo. 17 - Melbourne, North Queensland, Brisbane and Sydney Roosters. 18 - V8 Supercars. 19 - Jason Holder. FIVE-POINTER: 20 - 1987.

ONE POINT WARM-UPS1. What colour ball will be used in the first day/night Test at Adelaide Oval

in November?

2. West Adelaide’s Brad Helbig played for which AFL club?

3. Who is the new coach of the Port Adelaide Magpies?

4. What was unusually seen on the track during the Singapore Grand Prix?

5. Which nation eliminated Australia in the Davis Cup semi-finals?

JUDGMENT DAY. 0-10 POINTS You are a sporting dunce. 11-20 A lot more work needed. 21-30 A strong showing. 31-40 A real bright spark. 41-45 Bordering on genius. 46 OR MORE You are a sporting guru.

TWO POINT PONDERS6. Which is higher – Bart Cummings’ number of Melbourne Cup wins or

Hawthorn’s premierships?

7. How many men did Arsenal finish its EPL game with at Chelsea?

8. What is the nickname of SACA’s Premier League club called ‘Western’?

9. Name the two uncapped players in Australia’s Test squad to tour Bangladesh?

10. John Blakey is an assistant coach at which AFL club?

THREE POINT PLAYS11. What sport does Ebi Ere play?

12. Which nation beat South Africa in the Rugby World Cup causing one of the biggest boil-overs in the competition’s history?

13. Who did Adam Goodes represent in his only domestic (state) representative game?

14. Jason Day has become the youngest Australian to reach number one in the golf rankings since who?

15. In which seasons did Adam Goodes win the Brownlow Medal?

FOUR POINT BONUS16. In which South Australian town was Adam Goodes born?

17. Name the four NRL preliminary finalists.

18. With what sport would you associate Renee Gracie?

19. Who is the latest appointment as West Indies Test captain?

MOTOR SPORT news

Ricciardo getting back to the front

20. In what year was Rugby’s World Cup first held?

FIVE POINT EXTRA

I t has been a frustrating season to say the least for Red Bull driver Daniel

Ricciardo but he is beginning to find his way back to the front of the grid in the latter part of the Formula One season.

After returning to the podium in last week’s Singapore Grand Prix, Ricciardo will be hoping to make it to the top step this weekend in the Japanese Grand Prix, although past results haven’t been kind to him in Suzuka.

Since Hungary where he finished third, Ricciardo and the Red Bull has been gradually improving to where he wants the car to be.

Engine problems have been his major issue throughout this season but the team seem to have worked them out for now, which is giving the Australian more time on the track to do what he does best – trying to win races.

Ricciardo couldn’t hide his delight after finishing second in last Sunday’s Singapore Grand Prix.

It was also the first time since last year’s Chinese Grand Prix

that the team had qualified on the front row of the grid.

“Firstly, nice to be back up here,” said Ricciardo, who saw former team mate Sebastian Vettel beat him in the Ferrari

“It has been a while, its good. Bit of a coincidence with Seb and I.”

Red Bull has regularly found itself the fourth-best team this season, but it always predicted the car could shine on the tight confines of the Marina Bay Street Circuit.

On a similarly tight circuit at the Suzuka International Race Course, Ricciardo could go one better on Sunday but is just hoping for a good result now the car is handling as it should.

“It’s fast, it’s flowing, and it’s got everything,” he said. “ (It’s a) wonderful circuit.”

“I love going to Japan and I’m absolutely fascinated by Tokyo.

“Suzuka is normally a good track for us.”

Ricciardo was fourth in this race last year after crashing out during practice and a similar top-five finish would please him this weekend.

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