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The Border Watch : October 29th 2013
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30 SPORT BONUS $100 COLD HARD CASH Conidel blitzes rivals WHEN YOU CONNECT ANY HANDSET TO ANY OPTUS PLAN OVER 24 MONTHS From page 34 Double completed TOURNEUR picked up the ride on Caton in the fi nal event due to the absence of Bishop, and duly completed his double for the day. That did not look likely at the 500 metres when Caton was still second last, but the Fred Meuring (Strathalbyn) trained galloper stormed home between runners in the straight to win his third career race. No excuses for the $3 favourite Serious Danger which had every possible chance but weakened after reaching the lead half way up the straight. Limestone Coast Racing is expected to return to Mount Gambier next Sunday week (November 10) after an absence of nearly six months. Course manager Darren Kolpin mentioned yesterday that the track is drying out very well after 80mm of rain in the past week. Ride of the day: Jamie Kah (Iconseefraaraway) Black bookers: Conidel (gave nothing else a chance at his fi rst start for the Opperman stable) Bordertown Racing Club results BORDERTOWN Racing Club results from Sunday, October 27, 2013: Race 1, $8000 Holcim/SABOIS Distance Maiden Plate, 1900m: ($4.40) Painted Cloud, 58.0 (M. Neilson) 1; ($5) Lovers Rules, 56.0 (J. Frew) 2; ($7) Lucky Desert, 56.0 (A. Patterson) 3. Others: ($2.80 fav.) Valik, Portfolio, Gee I’m Good, Doublesix. Margins: 2.25 lengths, short ½ head. Time: 2.00.19. Owners: P. and L. Medhurst. Trainer: Darren Kolpin (Mount Gambier). Numbers: 3, 6, 7, 5. Win: $5. Place: $2.80, $3.40, ntd. Quinella: $23.30. Trifecta: $123.30. Exacta: $19. First 4: $250.20. Race 2, $8000 XXXX Gold Benchmark 80 Handicap, 1200m: ($2.80 fav.) Conidel, 55.5 (P. Marks) 1; ($5.50) Strike Breaker, 54.0 (C. Forrest) 2; ($9) Sandhill Prince, 59.0 (D. Tourneur) 3. Others: Ace Or Joka, Off The Map, Sacred Snadee. Margins: 4.5 lengths, neck. Time: 1.10.99. Owners: C., W. & D. Drury, A. Hann. Trainer: Jamie Opperman (Mount Gambier). Numbers: 5, 3, 1, 2. Win: $3.10. Place: $3.00, $2.80, ntd. Quinella: $13.30. Trifecta: $147.60. Exacta: $25.30. First 4: $278. Race 3, $8000 Barrett Distributors/SABOIS Maiden Plate, 1100m: ($3 fav.) Sandhill Flash, 56.0 (D. Tourneur) 1; ($9) Chestnut Charlie, 58.0 (M. Neilson) 2; ($13) Regaeya, 56.0 (J. Maund) 3. Others: Lototea, Il Figo, Dubailation, Mursadie, Ludlow Castle, The King Of Haiti, High Crescendo, Miss Tory, Hurricane Sonny. Margins: 0.75 lengths, 2.0 lengths. Time: 1.05.42. Owners: R. & V. Coleman, S. & E. Turner. Trainer: Sam Turner (Bordertown). Numbers: 11, 1, 10, 8. Win: $4.30. Place: $2.10, $1.60, $4.50. Quinella: $15.10. Trifecta: $466.80. Exacta: $32.50. First 4: $3418. Extra double (5 & 11) $32.40. Race 4, $8000 Ray White Bordertown/ SABOIS Maiden Plate, 1300m: ($4.20) Abluday, 56.0 (A. Patterson) 1; ($8) Sandhill Dancer, 56.0 (A. Herrmann) 2; ($13) Circadian, 56.0 (S. Price) 3. Others: Nicks ‘N’ Cuts, Fastnet Kate, ($2 fav.) Jetmaker, Miss You Johnny, Elines, Mr Duplesis. Margins: 0.75 lengths, 2.0 lengths. Time: 1.18.34. Owners: D. Klingenbuck, P. Huserof. Trainer: Dagmar Klingenboeck (Currency Creek). Numbers: 5, 11, 6, 10. Win: $3.70. Place: $1.60, $2.00, $3.30. Quinella: $17.50. Trifecta: $189.60. Exacta: $26.50. First 4: $3641.20. Race 5, $8000 Wise Ford & Farm Equipment 0-62 Handicap, 1900m: ($4) Kyby Lady, 54.5 (C. Lindop) 1; ($12) Magnus, 54.0 (J. Kah) 2; ($2.50 fav.) Potluck, 55.0 (D. Tourneur) 3. Others: Tinkler’s Lane, Navan Lass, Storm Brewing, Certain Dee. Margins: 2.5 lengths, head. Time: 2.00.71. Owners: J. & R. Jaensch, B. Skeer, D. Flint, R. Norton, R. Bull, R. Davies, A. Taylor, T. Porter and M. Fennell. Numbers: 6, 8, 5, 2. Win: $5.30. Place: $1.60, $3.10, $1.40. Quinella: $31. Trifecta: $139.20. Exacta: $40.10. First 4: $425.40. Race 6, $8000 S.C. Irlam Shearing Contractors Class 2 Handicap, 1100m: ($5) Iconseefraaraway, 57.5 (J. Kah) 1; ($3 fav.) Go Ninny Go, 54.5 (S. Price) 2; ($4) Hook Me Up, 59.0 (D. Tourneur) 3. Others: Magnusificient, I’m Smokin, Jack’s A Tiger Too, Richard The, Bangles, Vintage Belle. Margins: 1.5 lengths, 1.0 length. Time: 1.04.99. Owner: W. & J. Polniak. Trainer: Sue Murphy (Naracoorte). Numbers: 2, 5, 1, 3. Win: $5.40. Place: $2.00, $1.40, $1.80. Quinella: $9.80. Trifecta: $78.90. Exacta: $21.30. First 4: $226.60. Race 7, $8000 Woolshed Inn Bordertown 0-58 Handicap, 1300m: ($4) Caton, 58.5 (D. Tourneur) 1; ($31) Hotdeal, 54.0 (L. Hopwood) 2; ($3 fav.) Serious Danger, 59.0 (J. Frew) 3. Others: Dan’s A Lady, Court Clown, Mild Mannered, Jesta Tiger, She’s Got Soul. Margins: short neck, 1.25 lengths. Time: 1.17.47. Owners: Parktrent Racing Syndicate (Manager: R. Cross). Trainer: Fred Meuring (Strathalbyn). Numbers: 4, 8, 3, 7. Win: $4.20. Place: $1.90, $6.60, $1.70. Quinella: $61. Trifecta: $488. Exacta: $140. First 4: $7404.80. Daily double (2 & 4) $41. Treble (6, 2, 4) $283.40. Quadrella (5, 6, 2, 4) $1240.70. Terms and conditions apply. Available to approved customers only. See in store for details. VISIT US ONLINE borderwatch.com.au Mount Gambier Your Premium Optus Dealer Ph (08) 8724 6800 Martin smashes West to victory NICK Martin has smashed 76 runs in West Gambier’s decisive eight wicket victory over North in Round 1 of the Barber Shield cricket on the weekend. Even an impressive six wicket haul from North’s Michael Johnston, (6/13) and an equally impressive 4/25 off just 5.2 overs from Nick McInerney wasn’t enough to prevent a walk over. But despite the easy vic- tory, a West middle-order batting collapse left little to be excited about, apart from the Martin cameo. While all other games were washed out, the West v North match was played in a oneday format on the hard wicket at Blue Lake Sports Park. North struggled with the bat, only Gavin Coon, (24) and Michael Silvy, (25) causing any real trouble to the scorers on the way to a meagre 91 run total. West’s Shane Dycer applied the screws to North with the ball, taking 2/10 off eight overs, including four maidens. Ryan Hosking finished with 2/14, also including four maidens, while Derek Sargeant managed 2/17. West headed in to bat and made easy work of the run chase, amassing 83 before the fall of the fi rst wicket, 76 of those to Martin in a tally peppered with fours and sixes. Peter Hawthorne went soon after for just 13 runs with the team tally at 91 and there was little else to smile about, but by that stage the damage had been done. Bray Stephenson chipped in with 14 down the order but after just 28 overs and 123 runs the day was done. GWS star claims 4/11 for Dartmoor D grade GREATER Western Sydney footballer Jeremy Cameron has returned to his home town to join the Dartmoor cricket club’s D grade line-up. And while he contributed just 10 runs with the bat, with the ball he managed 4/11 from just 4.2 overs, good enough to help Dartmoor to victory in the 18th over against Allendale. Club president Ray Albert said while it would be nice to include Cameron Cricket scoreboards Barber Shield WEST d NORTH (At BLSP 2) North Gambier innings M. Johnston c J. McRae b R. Hosking ............. 5 J. Schutz c N. Martin b S. Dycer ....................... M. Lewis c J. Dejong b S. Dycer ....................... 1 0 G. Coon lbw D. Brown ...................................... 24 M. Silvy c J. McRae b D. Sargeant ................... 25 D. Silvy c J. McRae b D. Dargeant ................... 8 T. Hole b R. Hosking ......................................... 2 T. Edwards run out ............................................ 3 N. McInerney not out ........................................ 9 T. Young c S. Dycer b J. Dejong ....................... 1 A. Bowd not out ................................................ 5 Sundries ........................................................... 8 Total .................................................................. 91 Bowling O S. Dycer R. Hosking K. Badman M R W B. Stephenson 2 1 D. Sargeant D. Brown J. Dejong 8 4 10 2 8 4 14 2 7 2 19 0 1 0 8 3 17 2 5 0 16 1 2 0 12 1 West Gambier innings P. Hawthorne c T. Hole b M. Johnston .............. 13 N. Martin c N. McInerney b M. Johnston .......... 76 N. Easterbrook c T. Edwards b M. Johnston .... 7 R. Hosking c M. Silvy b M. Johnston ................ 0 J. McRae c T. Edwards b M. Johnston ............. 7 J. Dejong b M. Johnston ................................... 0 B. Stephenson c T. Edwards b N. McInerney ... 14 K. Badman b N. McInerney .............................. 1 D. Sargeant c T. Edwards b N. McInerney ....... 0 D. Brown b N. McInerney ................................. 0 S. Dycer not out ................................................ 0 Sundries ........................................................... 6 Total ................................................................. 123 Bowling O M T. Young R W 5 0 25 0 N. McInerney 5.2 1 25 4 Crouch Shield NORTH GAMBIER v YAHL (At BLSP) North Gambier innings M. McInerney c D. Lewis b M. Feast ................ 53 M. Walmsley-Pace c&b A. Hopgood ................. 75 J. Mahadevan c J. Dawe b A. Hopgood ........... 26 K. Bowd c P. Walters b A. Hopgood .................. 5 S. Walters c R. Murdoch b J. Dawe .................. 18 N. Wilson c D. Pick b A. Hopgood .................... 7 J. Gibbs c B. Close b A. Hopgood .................... 0 B. Johnson lbw J. Dawe ................................... 25 S. Habib not out ................................................ 3 S. Kenny run out ............................................... 3 D. Kenny c B. Close b J. Dawe ........................ 0 Sundries ........................................................... 7 Total .................................................................. 222 Bowling O D. Pick J. Dawe P. Braithwaite M. Feast R. Murdoch D. Lewis A. Hopgood J. Gosling M R W 8 2 17 0 15.3 3 32 0 8 0 30 0 10 1 45 0 1 0 4 0 9.0 1 41 0 19 8 34 0 7 1 13 0 CENTRALS v WEST (At Malseed Park 1) Centrals innings D. Burston b D. Lock ........................................ 4 I. Hewlett c D. Lock b J. Geddes ...................... 20 T. Kennett b M. Dejong ..................................... 17 B. Deamer lbw M. Dejong ................................. 0 30 - The Border Watch, Tuesday, October 29, 2013 Cox Bros Shield NORTH v MIL LEL (At Reidy Park) North Gambier innings D. Carraill lbw J. Breenham .............................. 0 T. Gibbs c&b C. Bachmann .............................. 8 G. Button run out .............................................. 45 W. Lewis c N. Graney b M. Tregoweth ............. 10 S. Fisher c N. Graney b J. Wirth ....................... 8 K. Bowering b B. Barker ................................... 8 T. Robinson run out .......................................... 2 M. Walters b M. Tregoweth ............................... 17 D. Ferguson b B. Barker ................................... 9 M. Button not out .............................................. 0 T. Telford b B. Barker ........................................ 2 Sundries ........................................................... 31 Total .................................................................. 141 Bowling O M R W J. Greenham 12 1 24 1 B. Barker 13.1 4 20 3 C. Bachmann 12 5 20 1 M. Tregoweth 20 4 38 2 J. Wirth J. Agars 5 1 13 1 1 1 0 0 A. Bowd M.Lewis 2 M. Johnston M. Silvy 3 0 32 0 0 18 West Gambier won by 8 wickets 8 3 13 6 5 2 0 9 0 D. Wright c N. Bone b J. Geddes ..................... 0 C. Hicks c D. Brown b A. Gill ............................ 36 J. Brooks c D. Lock b S. Dejong ....................... 11 G. Muhovics c N. Bone b B. Hosking ............... 27 K. Risely c, b B. Hosking .................................. 7 J. Burston c, b J. Geddes ................................. 1 A. Horbury not out ............................................ 1 Sundries ........................................................... 15 Total .................................................................. 138 Bowling O M. Dejong D. Lock J. Geddes A. Gill S. Dejong B. Hosking M R W 9 2 23 2 8 3 8 1 19.2 0 64 3 10 2 27 1 6 1 14 1 3 3 0 2 EAST v KALANGADOO (At McDonald Park) Kalangadoo innings D. Barlow b J. Lock ............................................. 10 G. Boyanton c Kerr b S. Allen ............................. 9 T. Bannister b S. Allen ........................................ 2 A. Kilsby c Williams b S. Allen ............................ 0 A. Stone c Kerr b B. Parham .............................. 19 D. Ousey lbw R. Glynn ....................................... 1 D. Ousey lbw R. Glynn ....................................... 1 D. White b R. Glynn ............................................ 2 B. Casey b J. Lock .............................................. 3 H. Dunn c Minge b C. Parham ............................ 4 T. Carlson lbw R. Glynn ...................................... 0 S. McManus not out ............................................ 0 Sundries ............................................................. 14 Total .................................................................... 64 Bowling O S. Allen J. Lock R. Glynn C. Parham M R W 3.3 1 8 4 10 3 6 2 25 2 5 2 18 3 8 2 East Gambier innings P. Kerr c A. Kilsby b B. Casey ........................... 0 T. Ongley c D. White b A. Kilsby ....................... 0 C. Parham lbw B. Casey .................................. 12 B. Williams c D. Barlow b A. Kilsby ................... 4 J. Lock c D. Barlow b A. Stone ......................... 23 C. Minge c D. Barlow b A. Kilsby ...................... 3 C. Just c B. Casey b A. Kilsby .......................... 0 S. Allen b S. McManus ..................................... 34 J. Lillicrapp not out ............................................ 9 R. Halleday b S. McManus ............................... 1 R. Glynn b S. McManus .................................... 0 Sundries ........................................................... 13 Total .................................................................. 113 Bowling O B. Casey A. Kilsby D. Barlow H. Dunn A. Stone M R W 10 4 10 2 15 5 29 4 4 0 15 0 5 1 21 0 3 0 25 1 S. McManus 3.1 0 10 3 Butchart Shield YAHL d CENTRALS (At Grant High School) Centrals innings D. Quinn b N. King ............................................ T. Helbig b S. Balshaw ...................................... 5 2 B. Koch c&b S. Balshaw ................................... 0 J. Clausen b T. Younghusband ......................... 29 J. Parsons b N. King ......................................... 57 D. Heeseman b T. Younghusband .................... 0 J. Simon b T. Younghusband ............................ 4 A. Reddie b T. Younghusband .......................... 8 J. Thomas c S. Creek b T. Younghusband ........ 12 B. Parsons not out ............................................ 1 Sundries ........................................................... 16 Total (9 wickets) ................................................ 131 Bowling O S. Balshaw N. King S. Murray M 3.2 0 R W 5 1 11 2 6 2 T. Younghusband 7 0 43 5 S. Creek T. Bartlett T. Patzel 5 2 10 0 2 0 19 0 8 0 4 0 34 0 3 1 Yahl innings S. Murray c, b D. Quinn .................................... 0 N. King run out .................................................. S. Balshaw c, b D. Quinn .................................. S. Creek b J. Clausen ....................................... 11 42 3 Trevor Younghusband c, b J. Thomas .............. 22 T. Bartlett b J. Clausen ..................................... 6 L. Pearce-Raisin b J. Parsons .......................... 0 T. Younghusband not out .................................. 37 J. Ransom c, b J. Thomas ................................ 3 T. Parker c, b J. Parsons .................................. 1 M. Jaclyn b J. Simon ........................................ 3 Sundries ........................................................... 12 Total (9 wickets) ................................................ 148 Bowling O J. Thomas D. Quinn J. Clausen M R W 7 1 52 2 7 0 30 2 7 3 9 2 D. Heeseman 7 0 33 0 J. Parsons J. Simon 5.2 0 19 2 1 0 5 1 Yahl won by 17 runs in the line-up he wasn’t yet sure how long the young star would remain in town. “He’s not sure himself,” Albert said. “He has other commitments and wants to catch up with family. “It would be nice to keep him in but I can’t see it happening for too long.” Cameron played a lot of cricket with the club, often as opening bat and bowler and Albert said he had not lost much touch, slotting into the line-up well. “He does a lot of fi shing and shooting with the boys when he comes home,” Albert said. “He’s just one of the boys when he gets home, you wouldn’t know any difference with him, he’s that sort of bloke.” And Albert said Cameron also had not forgotten his love of golf, pulling out a few balls for a hit on the football oval Saturday night with a few mates. 627148
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