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28 REGIONS & RACING
Otago Daily Times • Monday, February 20, 2012
>Cardrona
New objection lodged
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Luxurious Circa
Corner Shower
900x900mm &
1000x1000mm
Resort opposes building below skifield road
By LUCY IBBOTSON
>Alexandra
Up in
the air
By LYNDA VAN KEMPEN
former quarters, The Crib, beneath the
Cinema Paradiso building in Ardmore St.
The organisation had long since
outgrown the old space.
At the opening, Queenstown Lakes
deputy mayor Lyal Cocks congratulated
Kahu Youth on providing a ‘‘great asset’’
for Wanaka’s young people.
Kahu Youth programmes and events
for youth in Wanaka include Blue Moon
parties, Matariki celebrations, the
Wanakafest parade and cardboard boat
race, adventure clubs, radio courses,
weekly drop in sessions and a Young
Change Makers group.
THE first South Island
Big Air Boot Camp lived
up to its name, with
riders spending more
time in the air than on
the ground.
A motocross track,
free­riding jumps and
freestyle ramps on farm­
land near Alexandra
were the venue at the
weekend for 20 South
Island riders to get
tuition from ex­Crusty
Demon Luke Smith.
However, lessons fin­
ished early yesterday,
after Smith crashed
while demonstrating a
backflip. He was taken
to Dunedin Hospital
with multiple injuries.
Riders at the camp
ranged in age from 15 to
30.
REPORT & PHOTO: LUCY IBBOTSON
Jamie’s for resort?
Queenstown: Top chef
Jamie Oliver could be
opening a restaurant in
Queenstown following the
reported scouting of
locations for up to 200
diners in the resort and
Wellington and Auckland.
Pacific Restaurant
Group, the Australian
licensee of the British
Medics need help
Alexandra: Medical staff in
Alexandra had to seek
police help last night after
a man allegedly interfered
with their treatment of
person having an asthma
attack.
A 20­year­old Alexandra
man was charged with
disorderly behaviour,
resisting police and wilful
damage after the incident,
Central Otago police sub
area commander Senior
Sergeant Ian Kerrisk said.
$450
Auckland
Weather: fine, track: good3
TAB code: 2.
$15,000, r85, 1200m: 1­1 The Miner (3) 56 car 55 A
Collett 1; 3­3 Starpin (5) 54.5 J McDonald 2; 8­8
Prime Hit (4) 55.5 J Jago 3. Win: $3.50. Places: $1.20,
$1.70, $6.90. Quinella: $7.00. Trifecta: $195.40 (3,5,4).
First4: $1989.30 (3,5,4,7).
1
$20,000, opn, 1400m: 2­1 Lady Kipling (2) 56.5 J
McDonald 1; 5­5 Worthing (3) 56 J Waddell 2; 3­3
Shandream (5) 54.5 L Innes 3. Win: $3.00. Places: $1.70,
$3.80. Quinella: $11.20. Trifecta: $57.40 (2,3,5). First4:
$237.90 (2,3,5,1). Double: $8.10 (3/2), $10.70 (3/3).
2
$13,000, r65, 1400m: 5­5 Hassle Free (4) 57 J
Riddell 1; 2­1 Speech Craft (1) 58.5 L Innes 2; 1­2
Positivenergy (3) 57.5 J McDonald 3. Win: $9.10.
Places: $2.20, $1.40, $1.40. Quinella: $17.50. Trifecta:
$72.40 (4,1,3). First4: $789.50 (4,1,3,8).
3
$10,000, mdn, 1600m: 9­8 Lovetohaveit (11) 56.5 G
Cooksley 1; 6­6 Oberon (1) 58.5 C Grylls 2; 3­3 Good
Will (2) 58.5 J McDonald 3. Win: $29.50. Places: $5.30,
$3.80, $1.80. Quinella: $215.30. Trifecta: $2252.20
(11,1,2). First4: $7775 (11,1,2,5). Double: $141.10 (4/11),
$42.30 (4/1). Treble: $1286.30 (2/4/11).
4
$13,000, r75, 1600m: 2­2 King’s Fortune (6) 56.5 J
Riddell 1; 4­5 Essaouira (3) 57 M Coleman 2; 7­7
Bellino (7) 56.5 N Collett 3. Win: $6.40. Places: $1.60,
$2.30, $3.50. Quinella: $29.50. Trifecta: $399.90 (6,3,7).
First4: $2090.80 (6,3,7,1).
5
Avondale Guineas, $85,000, 3yo, 2100m: 1­1 Silent
Achiever (10) 54.5 J McDonald 1; 2­2 Shuka (1) 56.5
H Tinsley 2; 3­3 Carrick (2) 56.5 L Innes 3. 1­1/4L, Nse,
1­1/4L. Time: 2:10.15. Win: $1.50. Places: $1, $1.60,
$2.30. Quinella: $3.50. Trifecta: $15.80 (10,1,2). First4:
$70.70 (10,1,2,4). Double: $10 (6/10), $9.20 (6/1). Trainer:
R James, Cambridge. 3 f O’Reilly­Winning Spree.
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$13,000, r65, 2100m: 1­1 Captain Marvel (1) 59 J
McDonald 1; 2­2 Jeroboam (4) 58 J Waddell 2; 3­3
Elegant Madam (7) 57.5 C Ormsby 3. Win: $3.50.
Places: $1.50, $1.80, $1.80. Quinella: $5.50. Trifecta:
$32.80 (1,4,7). First4: $233.20 (1,4,7,11).
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Avondale Cup, $85,000, opn, 2400m: 2­1 Single
Minded (5) 55.5 C Grylls 1; 5­6 Booming (1) 59 J
Riddell 2; 11­10 Blood Brotha (3) 55.5 M Coleman
3.1/2L, 2­3/4L, Hd. Time: 2:30.84. Win: $4.50. Places:
$1.70, $3.30, $6.30. Quinella: $27.70. Trifecta: $665
(5,1,3). First4: $2737.80 (5,1,3,2). Trainer: G Richardson,
Matamata. 4 g Bachelor Duke­Capacity.
8
9
$20,000, sp cond, 1600m: 1­1 Glad (10) 55.5 M
4
Cameron 1; 2­2 Denmark (1) 58 S Spratt 2; 7­7
Hostage (15) 54.5 M Wenn 3. Win: $3.60. Places: $1.50,
$2, $5.10. Quinella: $8.30. Trifecta: $264.40 (10,1,15).
First4: $3927.50 (10,1,15,16). Double: $7.70 (4/10), $2.50
(4/1). Treble: $31.50 (8/4/10).
$25,000, r75, 1600m: 4­4 Cissy Bowen (14) 54.5 S
5
Collett 1; 13­13 Little Singa (16) 54 L Allpress 2; 8­9
Gus (1) 59 M Hills 3.Win: $10.80. Places: $3.40, $7.60,
$5. Quinella: $248.20. Trifecta: $5889.00 (14,16,1). First4:
Not struck.
2yo Classic, $75,000, 1200m: 2­2 Choice Bro (2)
56.5 M Cameron 1; 1­1 Ockham’s Razor (1) 56.5 D
Moor 2; 3­3 Seleno (7) 54.5 L Allpress 3. 1/2 nk, 3/4L, Hd.
Time: 1:10.48. Win: $4.60. Places: $1.40, $1.10, $2.20.
Quinella: $2.70. Trifecta: $33.50 (2,1,7). First4: $171.30
(2,1,7,3). Double: $44.90 (14/2), $9.40 (14/1). Trainer: J
Sargent, Matamata. c Choisir­Ladidi.
6
$30,000, r85, 1400m: 1­1 Ginner Hart (5) 55 R Myers
1; 4­4 Demophon (1) 59 car 57 R Hutchings 2; 11­11
Platinum Dancer (6) 55 K Myers 3. Win: $4.40. Places:
$1.80, $2.80, $6.10. Quinella: $16.60. Trifecta: $410.10
(5,1,6). First4: $3739.50 (5,1,6,8). Treble: $317.60
(14/2/5).
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Taranaki Cup, $80,000 opn, 1800m: 1­1 Jetset Lad
(5) 55 S Spratt 1; 9­9 Riomoral (6) 55 P Turner 2; 5­5
Spiro (1) 59 D Walker 3. Sht hd, 1/2 hd, 1L. Time:
1:48.73. Win: $3.50. Places: $1.70, $6, $3.50. Quinella:
$32.40. Trifecta: $460.50 (5,6,1). First4: $4784.40
(5,6,1,9). Double: $9.40 (5/5), $34.70 (5/6). Trainer: J
Wheeler, New Plymouth. 4 g Elusive City­Jetset Lass.
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$403.40 (2,4,5). First4: $2051.50 (2,4,5,3).
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$7000, mdn, 1200m: 1­1 Rapid Kash (1) 58.5 D
1
Walsh 1; 2­2 Star A Rook (4) 56.5 car 54.5 B Moore
2; 3­3 Proximity (2) 58 A Mundy 3.Hd, 2­1/2L, Nse. Time:
$10,000, r75, 1200m: 8­7 Whata Delight (7) 54 A
Mundy 1; 1­2 Anita Pea (2) 56 J Morris 2; 4­5
Diamond Jules (3) 56 K Williams 3. 3/4L, 2L, 1­1/4L.
Time: 1:13.32. Win: $22.40. Places: $4.60, $1.50, $2.70.
Quinella: $28.50. Trifecta: $618.70 (7,2,3). First4:
$2585.50 (7,2,3,1). Double: $28.80 (1/7), $2.40 (1/2).
Trainers: B & S Anderton, Wingatui. 4 m Faltaat­
Rowena’s Delight.
2
3
$20000, sp cond handicap, 1300m: 1­1 Yardstick (8)
2
56 S Spratt 1; 5­5 Maranello (2) 57.5 D Johnson 2;
4­4 Americanidol (4) 57 L Allpress 3. Win: $3.20. Places:
$1.30, $3.10, $2.30. Quinella: $14.30. Trifecta: $186.10
(8,2,4). First4: $808.40 (8,2,4,6). Double: $20.90 (6/8),
$21.50 (6/2).
$10,000, r65, 1600m: 2­3 Phil Wenneck (8) 56 T
11
Moseley 1; 1­1 Richard Trimbole (4) 57.5 A Mundy
2; 3­2 Ballyrina (9) 55 L Callaway 3. 2­1/2L, 3L, 1­1/4L.
Time: 1:43.10. Win: $5.40. Places: $2.20, $1.40, $2.10.
Quinella: $8.50. Trifecta: $95.80 (8,4,9). First4: $341.50
(8,4,9,1). Quaddie: $14194.20 (2/8/12/8). Double:
$137.30 (12/8), $27.40 (12/4). Treble: $4027.70 (8/12/8).
Trainer: K Thompson, Ascot Park. 5 g Handsome
Ransom­Iconic.
Flemington
Weather: fine, track: good.
TAB code: 7.
Lightning Stakes, $752,500, 1000m: 1­1 Black
6
Caviar (7) 56.5 L Nolen 1; 2­2 Hay List (2) 58.5 G
Schofield 2; 5­5 Buffering (3) 58.5 M Rodd 3.1­3/4L, 2L.
Time: 55.53. Win: $1.00. Places: $1, $1.40, $4.40.
Quinella: $1.90. Trifecta: $12 (7,2,3). First4: $26.70
(7,2,3,9). Trainer: P Moody, Caulfield. 5 m Bel Esprit­
Helsinge.
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$7000, mdn, 1600m: 6­6 Young Bachelor (9) 58 A
Mundy 1; 5­4 She’z A Prima Donna (11) 56.5 A
Webb 2; 1­1 Tunza Vitality (12) 56.5 car 53.5 T Direen 3.
Nk, 2­3/4L, 1L. Time: 1:41.70. Win: $10.80. Places: $3.30,
$3.00, $1.70. Quinella: $58.50. Trifecta: $478.10
(9,11,12). First4: $4134.40 (9,11,12,1). Trainer: J Yeo,
Ascot Park. 3 g Bachelor Duke­Kilmaghenny.
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Passenger Transport Citibus is seeking
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3­1/4L. Time: 2:15.41. Win: $5.60. Places: $1.70, $3.10,
$1.60. Quinella: $38.30. Trifecta: $315.10 (2,11,4). First4:
$1351.00 (2,11,4,5). Trainer: J Yeo, Ascot Park. 8 m
Howbaddouwantit­Harapan Besar.
Contact Alan Kilpatrick, ph. 453­3389.
Local Licensed Dealer will call to view.
TOPSOIL/COMPOST
1/2L, 2­1/2L. Time: 1:41.29. Win: $3.40. Places: $1.60,
$4.80, $3. Quinella: $25.40. Trifecta: $297.90 (1,8,2).
First4: $1021.40 (1,8,2,9). Double: $11.50 (1/1), $38.30
(1/8). Treble: $38.10 (5/1/1). Trainer: P Richards,
Wingatui. 3 g Coats Choice­Monsanto.
Southland
TAB code: 6.
Sizes
Competitive Pricing
for all Budgets
We won’t be beaten
DIESEL MECHANIC
$10,000, r75, 2100m: 3­2 Roseline (2) 57 A Mundy
8
1; 7­6 Manonthemoon (11) 54 car 52 B Moore 2; 1­1
The Bishop (4) 57 car 54 A Tempelman 3. 4­3/4L, 1/2L,
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QUALITY PAVING
Southland Guineas, $47,750, 3yo, 1600m: 1­2
7
Natuzzi (1) 56.5 C Johnson 1; 6­6 Ortem Fire (8) 54.5
M Misbah 2; 4­5 Uppland (2) 56.5 D Bothamley 3.1­3/4L,
$18,000, opn, 1360m: 12­11 Straitothepoolroom
(12) 54 L Callaway 1; 1­1 Miss Maximuss (6) 54
car 52 B Moore 2; 3­3 Petty Lane (5) 54.5 D Walsh 3.
Nse, 1­3/4L, Nk. Time: 1:25.19. Win: $30.10. Places:
$6.70, $1.90, $2.60. Quinella: $66.60. Trifecta: $1230.80
(12,6,5). First4: $7381.60 (12,6,5,7). Trainers: J & K
Parsons, Balcairn. 6 g No Excuse Needed­Kirkberg.
Weather: drizzling, track: dead (5).
Precious Metals Bought and Sold.
Fine Gold, Alluvial, Bars, Coin, Jewellery,
Scrap. Fine Silver, Sterling Silver
$5.20. Places: $2.10, $3.60, $2. Quinella: $46.10. Trifecta:
$291.70 (1,8,2). First4: $1403 (1,8,2,12). Trainer: J
Bridgman, Rangiora. 6 m Skagen­Zen.
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Weather: fine, track: good (3)
1
$10,000, r75, 1360m: 2­2 Zenagen (1) 59 car 56 T
6
Direen 1; 7­6 Bellonet (8) 56.5 A Mundy 2; 1­1
Redfern (2) 59 car 57 B Moore 3.Time: 1:24.44. Win:
Nse, 2­3/4L, 2L. Time: 2:52.77. Win: $19.30. Places:
$3.30, $2.10, $1.60. Quinella: $76.80. Trifecta: $462.40
(8,4,1). First4: $3718.40 (8,4,1,3). Double: $41.30 (2/8),
$16.30 (2/4). Trainer: L Beck, Winton. 5 g Sunray­Bernie.
$30,000, r85, 2000m: 11­11 Bruno (13) 54 K
Myers 1; 3­3 Star Of Show (16) 57 D Moor 2; 10­10
Chettak (1) 59 car 57 M McNab 3. Win: $22.40. Places:
$6.50, $2.70, $5.60. Quinella: $116.00. Trifecta: $3082.50
(13,16,1). First4: $4726.50 (13,16,1,14). Quaddie:
$3149.70 (5/5/2/13). Double: $110.60 (2/13), $16.50
(2/16). Treble: $470.50 (5/2/13). Pick6: (14), (2), (5), (5),
(2), (13) $279,250.40 (1.88 winning units).
1:14.67. Win: $2.50. Places: $1.40, $1.60, $2.00. Quinella:
$5.60. Trifecta: $26.70 (1,4,2). First4: $275.20 (1,4,2,8).
Trainers: J & K Parsons, Balcairn. 5 g Kashani­Nureyeva.
$20,000, r65 & jmprs, 2000m: 4­4 Flemington (6)
58.5 M Hills 1; 2­3 Viking Ace (5) 58.5 C Lammas 2;
1­1 First Response (8) 56.5 M Cameron 3. Win: $6.40.
Places: $2.10, $2, $1.50. Quinella: $32.20. Trifecta:
$152.10 (6,5,8). First4: $402.40 (6,5,8,7).
Places: $1, $3, $2.50. Quinella: $13.00. Trifecta: $97.40
(5,1,8). First4: $415.20 (5,1,8,3). Double: $27.20 (10/5),
$136.70 (10/1). Trainer: S Prince, Wingatui. 5 m High
Chaparral­Peak Time.
$25,000, 3yo, handicap, 1800m: 3­3 Our Ko Ko (2)
9
58 S Doyle 1; 7­7 Savasong (4) 57.5 M Hills 2; 4­4
Invercargill Cup, $25,000, opn, 2550m: 7­6
Moscow Pearl (5) 57 car 55 R Hutchings 3. Win: $5.90.
9 Gargamel
(8) 54 T Moseley 1; 4­5 Ya Dreamin
Places: $2.20, $4.10, $2.50. Quinella: $41.80. Trifecta:
Jonesy (4) 54 J Morris 2; 1­2 Zabene (1) 59 J Bullard 3.
Racing Taranaki
TAB code: 4.
$12,000, r85, 1600m: 1­1 Chaparella (5) 56 K
5
Williams 1; 6­6 Relampago (1) 63 D Bothamley 2; 5­5
The Boys (8) T Direen 3. Time: 1:40.82. Win: $2.50.
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www.nzbullion.co.nz
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$13,000, r75, 2100m: 3­3 Dadzadreamer (3) 58.5 J
McDonald 1; 2­2 Yourein (9) 57 L Innes 2; 10­10
Rochallen (2) 59 M Sweeney 3. Win: $5.70. Places:
$2.40, $1.80, $5.80. Quinella: $19.30. Trifecta: $685.40
(3,9,2). First4: $4346.20 (3,9,2,11). Quaddie: $154.80
(10/1/5/3). Double: $21.50 (5/3), $6.90 (5/9). Treble:
$119.10 (1/5/3).
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$10,000, r65, 1600m: 6­7 Ginty’s Choice (10) 54.5 M
Misbah 1; 1­1 Treat (2) 57 car 55 B Moore 2; 2­2 Au
Naturel (3) 57 L Callaway 3. 2­3/4L, 3L, 5L. Time: 1:39.62.
Win: $13.60. Places: $4.10, $1.30, $2.70. Quinella: $22.
Trifecta: $373.10 (10,2,3). First4: $1321.50 (10,2,3,5).
Treble: $3104.50 (7/9/10). Trainer: S Anderton, Wingatui.
4 m Coats Choice­Ginty’s Gold.
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The opening of Kahu Youth’s new base in
Wanaka was celebrated with lashings of
grapefruit juice on Saturday.
Pictured at the opening are youth
workers Angie Griffiths and Richard
Elvey (in front), with Kahu Youth Trust
members (from left) Dave Jongsma,
chairman Graham Berry, Eddie Spearing,
Carlos Gerrard, Bill Stalker, Dawn
Bosley, Catherine Jay and Sousa
Jefferson.
The trust gained consent last year to
convert the former Wanaka
Physiotherapy building at 11 Russell St
into a youth venue. The youth centre
relocated there in December from its
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which rezoned 131ha of the prop­
erty — was approved, Cardrona
Alpine Resort said.
The Lees, who founded Car­
drona skifield, made separate sub­
missions supporting the project.
Mrs Lee said she was in favour
of growth and economic develop­
ment in areas such as Cardrona,
which were Wanaka’s ‘‘lifeblood’’
in the winter months. Mr Lee
praised the developers for their
‘‘foresight’’.
‘‘Wanaka and surrounding areas
must keep progressing for the ski
industry and supporting busi­
nesses to be sustainable,’’ Mrs Lee
said.
Of
the
eight
submissions
received on the proposal, four
were in opposition, three were in
support, and one, from the New
Zealand Historic Places Trust, was
neutral. A hearing on the proposal
is likely to take place next month.
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ANOTHER objection has been
lodged on the proposal to build a
ski lodge below the Cardrona Ski
Area access road.
The Otago Daily Times reported
the Upper Clutha Environmental
Society opposed Mount Cardrona
Station Ltd’s proposal to establish
an 875sq m residential building
platform on the lower reaches of
the skifield, and a 392sq m four­
bedroom ski lodge, on the grounds
it would have ‘‘significant and
adverse’’ visual and amenity
effects on natural landscape
values. Now the owners of Car­
drona Alpine Resort have opposed
the proposal, too.
However, skifield pioneers John
and Mary Lee have lent their
support to the development.
Vealls (Singapore) Pte Ltd, trad­
ing as Cardrona Alpine Resort,
said the Cardrona Ski Area access
road, which the applicants ‘‘pur­
port to rely on access from’’ was a
private road, and no authority had
been given for its use, or for use of
the road margins to locate power
and telecommunication services.
The resort owners were con­
cerned Mt Cardrona Station
wanted to take water out of the
‘‘limited supply’’ at Pringles and
Little Meg Creeks, from which the
skifield has extracted water for
many years for general use and
snow­making. Additionally, the
applicants’ proposal to access the
area’s existing power supply
which was ‘‘already near or at
capacity’’ meant the supply would
require a ‘‘substantial upgrade’’.
Extra demands already existed
because the skifield’s water rights
and existing power supply were
granted by the Otago Regional
Council before the planned alpine
village at Mt Cardrona Station was
envisaged and Plan Change 18 —
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