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THE State Government is under pressure tocommit more cash for Townsville’s proposedsuperstadium.

It comes after the NSW Government un-veiled a $1.5 billion blueprint to cover the cost oftwo new stadiums and an upgrade of ANZ

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GAMECHANGERStadium. The Queensland Government haspledged $100 million for Townsville’s super-stadium project.

Townsville Enterprise chief executive Patri-cia O’Callaghan said the NSW move shouldconvince the Government to increase funding.

“We have made it clear to the Premier and allof the local state MPs that we don’t think the

funding commitment of $100 million is enoughand that our community will continue to put se-rious pressure on the state to find further fund-ing in partnership with the Federal Governmentto deliver the fully integrated stadium and en-tertainment centre,” she said.

“We expect the Prime Minister will commithis Government’s fair share to this project but

this does not mean that the state is off the hook.“We won’t be short-changed in ensuring that

this community is provided with an integratedstadium and entertainment centre that is of na-tional and international standard.”

Mayor Jenny Hill said she didn’t care wherethe funding for the CBD stadium came from.

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COWBOYS prop James Tamou celebrates his try on Saturday night with teammates John Asiata and Ray Thompson. Tamou crossed the tryline for the first time this season in the Cowboys’ 42-12 win over the Gold Coast at 1300SMILES Stadium. The Cowboys now focus on the NRL finals, starting on Saturday night in Brisbane against the Broncos. REPORTS: PAGE 3, SPORT

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2 Butter toAst (5) J Byrne 58 78 13.00

3 dAmn Fine (9) R Fradd 58 78 3.90

4 L2 YeezY (2) Ms E Ljung (a3) 58 100 4.40

5 52 drummLe (10) J Orman (a1.5) 57.5 87 10.00

6 0 AirLie rewArd (4) Ms T Harrison 57 80 51.00

7 6273 FALLen For You (1) G Colless 56.5 94 4.60

8 92 GrAceFuLLY cHic (6) J Taylor 56.5 97 *3.40

9 4 VenetiAn BeAutY (7) M Cahill 56 85 15.00

10 05 You’re so VAin (3) J Lloyd 56 82 51.00

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$65,000. Benchmark 75. Apprentices can claim. 1 8004 Anton en AVAnt cw (6) Ms C Schmidt (a2) 59 98 8.00

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3 2099 meteoroLoGist w (8) J Orman (a1.5) 56 100 23.00

4 6125 scottY Be Gotti d (12) R Wiggins 56 95 7.50

5 s376 KAiser FrAnz cw (13) M Cahill 55.5 95 8.50

6 s541 once AGAin w (7) J Byrne 55.5 96 11.00

7 s687 monAco doLL cw (1) S Fawke (a3) 55 91 23.00

8 6103 roGALi n (4) P Hammersley 54.5 97 11.00

9 s225 QuALitY mAn b (16) J Lloyd 54 94 11.00

10 1722 roYALtown roAd w (2) Ms E Ljung (a3) 54 92 14.00

11 s044 tAmpere dw (9) E Wilkinson 54 91 15.00

12 6755 wimpoLe street d (14) G Colless 54 90 23.00

13 1910 dAnisH HomBre tdw (3) Ms B Grylls (a1.5) 54 94 31.00

14 s152 sKYtreK wb (11) M Mc Gillivray (a2) 54 95 16.00

15 3581 cooL wAter d (10) R Fradd 54 91 26.00

16 7524 JAm witH tHe duKe (15) Beau Appo (a2) 54 86 71.00

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1200m 1.40$65,000. F&M Class 6 SW. Apprentices can claim.

1 6439 AdorABuBBLe cd (3) Beau Appo (a2) 59 95 15.00

2 7s20 BurLeiGH BuLLet d (14) Ms S Eilbeck (a3) 57.5 90 21.00

3 s132 douLA d (12) J Orman (a1.5) 57.5 88 18.00

4 s234 Action Button dw (2) SCRATCHED 56 —

5 10s5 GHerArdini cdw (18) SCRATCHED 56 —

6 150s sHirAz AttAcK tc (5) L R Dittman (a2) 56 85 26.00

7 230s spirit oF HeAVen dw (9) R Fradd 56 91 10.00

8 2421 FAiconi dw (16) 54.5 87 21.00

9 8222 FLiGHt AcAdemY db (4) J Byrne 54.5 88 12.00

10 7s33 KHALeesi w (15) 54.5 87 51.00

11 7s69 KniGHtwicK mAnor (6) Ms B Grylls (a1.5) 54.5 80 81.00

12 47s5 oceAntes tw (7) G Colless 54.5 86 26.00

13 1827 pienKnA cwb (13) SCRATCHED 54.5 —

14 2022 sHeiswHAtsHeis tdw (1) Ms T Harrison 54.5 100 *1.95

15 4620 tennessee HussY dw (11) SCRATCHED 54.5 —emergencies: (in order)

16 5031 cAstAnitA dw (8) P Hammersley 54.5 87 31.00

17 3222 pompeii FLYer (17) S Fawke (a3) 54.5 85 26.00

18 4s22 Awesome siGHt w (10) Ms E Ljung (a3) 57.5 87 31.00

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$65,000. Benchmark 85. Apprentices can claim. 1 s001 FinisHinG cArd (3) S Fawke (a3) 61 91 15.00

2 0487 dArci Be Good tcdw (8) Ms S Eilbeck (a3) 59.5 93 23.00

3 8507 trAKstAr cdw (4) M Mc Gillivray (a2) 59 98 11.00

4 s411 riGHt or wronG cw (10) R Fradd 57 94 *2.35

5 1461 GoLd Horizon tcw (9) M Hellyer 56 99 6.50

6 0s02 BudGet Bender cdw (11) R Wiggins 54.5 100 7.50

7 s536 oAK ‘n’ ArtHur cdw (1) Beau Appo (a2) 54.5 94 13.00

8 9784 reVitALise cw (12) 54.5 92 23.00

9 3066 cAsH ‘n’ stYLe cdw (2) P Hammersley 54 94 19.00

10 0232 court’s stAr dw (6) A Allen 54 97 5.50

11 50s4 GottA zip c (5) Ms B Grylls (a1.5) 54 93 35.00

12 s004 reunite n (7) Ms T Harrison 54 88 51.00

riGHt or wronG 1, Gold Horizon 2, oak ‘n’ Arthur 3, court’s star 4.

1. FinisHinG cArd (S W Edmonds) 9g By Platinum Scissors - Helen (50:7-10-

11): Never in it 5-1/2 len 14th of 16 (6) $101.00 (54.0) Cradle Me 1200m R’wick LR

Razor Sharp Good(3) Dec 12. Stormed home 1-1/4 len win of 14 (9) $12.00 (63.0)

Single Spirit, Nautile 1400m Inverell Cup Good(4) Jan 1. Big effort to come from

last carrying the grandstand last time. Five weeks between runs and stepping up

to the mile is the concern but hard to ignore last win.2. dArci Be Good (A P Williamson) 7g By Darci Brahma (NZ) - You Can’t Say

That (56:7-4-10): Tiring 5-1/2 len 8th of 11 (3) $26.00 (54.0) Tinto 1800m Gold

Coast Qlty Good(3) Dec 26. Couldn’t go on 2-3/4 len 7th of 12 (8) $31.00 (55.5)

Lordag 1800m Sunshine Coast (Bm90) Soft(5) Jan 16. Hasn’t been attacking the

line this campaign. Improvement required.3. trAKstAr (T J Gollan) 6g By Stratum - Track (38:7-3-6): Never likely 12-1/4

len 13th of 14 (7) $31.00 (54.0) Tinto 1800m Gold Coast Qlty Good(3) Jan 9. Set

a task 3-3/4 len 7th of 11 (4) $11.00 (58.0) Gold Horizon 1600m D’ben (Bm85)

Good(3) Jan 23. Three and four deep (no cover) from 700m last time and not

surprisingly couldn’t sustain effort. Past couple of runs aren’t as bad as they look

on paper. Can improve with better luck in running.4. riGHt or wronG (L J Gough) 4g By Manhattan Rain - Impulsive Lass

(12:4-2-2): Impressive first up 3-1/4 len win of 16 (7) $3.50F (54.5) Real Favulous,

Storm Fighter 1400m Sunshine Coast (Bm80) Soft(5) Jan 16. Too strong len win

of 10 (1) $1.60F (58.5) Tracey’s Angel, La Spiaggia 1615m D’ben C6 Soft(6) Jan 30.

Rounded them up and swept clear last week when he defied the pattern. Flying

this campaign. Can add this to his tally.5. GoLd Horizon (E B Murray) 5g By Choisir - See The Gold (24:6-2-2): Worked

home ok 1-1/2 len 6th of 16 (9) $16.00 (58.0) Glorious Red 1400m Sunshine Coast

(Bm75) Good(3) Jan 2. Edged clear late 3/4 len win of 11 (8) $14.00 (54.0) Court’s

Star, Spur Le Jouer 1600m D’ben (Bm85) Good(3) Jan 23. Honest sprinter-miler

who has developed a real liking for this track. One of the major players.

6. BudGet Bender (M Caltabiano) 6g By Valixir (IR) - Under The Lantern

(17:5-5-1): Trapped wide first up 6-3/4 len 11th of 16 (5) $14.00 (58.0) Double

Banger 1200m Gold Coast (Bm75) Good(3) Dec 26. Tried hard nk 2nd of 12 (9)

$7.00 (61.0) Hula Girl 1400m Ballina Open Good(4) Jan 17. Brave in defeat last

time carrying the grandstand. Winner this circuit and huge weight drop in his

favour. Value hope.7. oAK ‘n’ ArtHur (J P Morrisey) 5g By Markane - Merry Road (20:5-0-7):

Finished gamely sht nk, 1/2 len 3rd of 9 (4) $4.20 (57.0) One Grey, More Than

Money 1200m Gold Coast (Bm75) Good(4) Jan 16. Struggling 4-1/4 len 6th of 10

(8) $13.00 (59.0) Right Or Wrong 1615m D’ben C6 Soft(6) Jan 30. Didn’t look at

home in the conditions last week. Can improve on firmer surface.

8. reVitALise (J, D & C Meagher) 7g By Bel Esprit - Dane Belltar (47:8-5-1): Tir-

ing 6-3/4 len 8th of 11 (10) $31.00 (54.0) Little Brown Horse 1600m Sunshine

Coast Open Good(3) Jan 2. Not bad 3/4 len 4th of 12 (2) $5.00 (56.5) Once Again

1666m Ipswich (Bm75) Good(3) Jan 20. Better effort in midweek company last

time. Proven performer this circuit. Not hopeless.9. cAsH ‘n’ stYLe (Steven O’Dea) 8g By Noverre (US) - Dear Jilly (46:8-5-5):

Struggled after covering ground 7 len 6th of 16 (8) $41.00 (57.5) Right Or Wrong

1400m Sunshine Coast (Bm80) Soft(5) Jan 16. Held on ok 2-3/4 len 6th of 11 (7)

$51.00 (53.0) Gold Horizon 1600m D’ben (Bm85) Good(3) Jan 23. Pressed on

after being caught deep last time and his effort wasn’t too bad. Any give in the

ground will help his cause.10. court’s stAr (D J Wilcock) 4g By Court Command - Rainbow’s Angel

(18:2-3-3): Fought on well 2-1/2 len, 1-1/4 len 3rd of 16 (7) $4.40F (55.5) Cram-

ming, Outraged 1800m Sunshine Coast (Bm75) Good(3) Jan 2. Gave his all 3/4

len 2nd of 11 (1) $10.00 (54.0) Gold Horizon 1600m D’ben (Bm85) Good(3) Jan

23. Racing consistently and stays down in the weights. Respect.

11. GottA zip (B J Smith) 5g By Zabeel (NZ) - Sandy City (IR) (16:2-1-1): Spelled

after 9-3/4 len 12th of 13 (8) $9.00 (54.0) In Masquerade 2200m D’ben (Bm85)

Good(4) June 27. Resumed with fair 6-3/4 len 4th of 10 (1) $21.00 (56.0) Sam-

buca Shot 1300m Sunshine Coast C4 Good(4) Jan 10. Better for the run first up

and better suited this trip. Not the worst.12. reunite (J A Sylvester) 7g By Encosta De Lago - Cousins (41:5-4-3): Poor

6-1/4 len 12th of 15 (13) $61.00 (56.5) Silent Duke 1350m D’ben (Bm65) Good(3)

Jan 1. Missed start then worked home well 2-3/4 len 4th of 12 (2) $17.00 (55.5)

Magazine Miss 1350m Ipswich (65) Good(3) Jan 13. Last run wasn’t too bad but

this is a lot tougher. Rough place hope at best. 5 coca-cola Handicap 1110m 2.57

$65,000. 3yo. Apprentices can claim. 1 3118 JAm toAst dw (4) J Orman (a1.5) 59 97 8.00

2 s104 tiBroGArGAn miss tw (11) Ms S Eilbeck (a3) 58.5 98 10.00

3 16s1 QuicK KetcH tdw (6) B Stewart 56.5 98 *5.50

4 05s6 redsson tw (2) J Lloyd 56.5 100 11.00

5 114s emBrAce tHe pAin db (15) SCRATCHED 55.5 —

6 72s0 monAco pLAYBoY w (9) SCRATCHED 55.5 —

7 415s tAiLLeVent tdw (8) G Colless 55.5 93 18.00

8 1s1 mYsticAL reneGAde w (5) P Hammersley 55 97 6.50

9 9s10 reLAmpAGo d (1) M Hellyer 55 98 18.00

10 s315 rA rA epic cb (14) M Cahill 54 95 11.00

11 12 GLoBAL red (13) Ms E Ljung (a3) 54 98 7.50

12 7216 seQ tHe stAr db (3) J Byrne 54 95 13.00

13 55s1 mAJeLLA mAGic (10) Ms T Harrison 54 94 21.00

14 1 nietA w (7) R Wiggins 54 95 *5.50emergency

15 45s5 wHisperinG winGs (12) Ms B Grylls (a1.5) 54 85 101.00

nietA 1, Global red 2, Jam toast 3, mystical renegade 4.

1. JAm toAst (Ben Currie) 3c By Jet Spur - Casholet (12:6-0-3): Surged clear

2-1/4 len win of 7 (3) $1.80F (59.0) Legal Procedure, Ninette Kan 1050m Rock-

hampton 3yo Good(4) Dec 3. Unlucky 3-1/2 len 8th of 10 (5) $8.50 (57.0) Quick

Ketch 1050m D’ben 3yo Good(3) Jan 23. Three and four deep (no cover) last

time and didn’t have much hope. Worth another chance from better draw.

2. tiBroGArGAn miss (D J Hansen) 3f By Monashee Mountain (US) - Miss

Raffin Dane (11:3-1-2): Did it tough 21 len last of 12 (7) $61.00 (54.0) Husson Ea-

gle 1100m Gold Coast Qlty Good(3) Jan 9. Not bad 1-1/4 len 4th of 10 (8) $9.50

(58.0) Quick Ketch 1050m D’ben 3yo Good(3) Jan 23. Did some work early with

big weight last time and held on quite well. One of the major players.

3. QuicK KetcH (Stephen Kirkwood) 3g By Jet Spur - Rattletattat (4:3-0-0):

Inconclusive 3-1/4 len 6th of 12 (4) $12.00 (54.0) Blue Desert Moon 1050m D’ben

3yo Good(3) Oct 10. Resumed with gutsty sht nk win of 10 (9) $11.00 (54.0) Glob-

al Red, Aimalac Millie 1050m D’ben 3yo Good(3) Jan 23. Switched around heels

and knuckled down well first up. Subject to further improvement and building a

great strike rate. Will go close.4. redsson (Bruce Hill) 3g By Red Dazzler - Goodlookin Gambler (7:2-2-0):

Spelled after 4-1/4 len 5th of 12 (3) $5.50 (57.0) Real Good 1200m Sunshine Coast

LR B McLachlan Mem Good(3) May 16. Bit unlucky 2-1/4 len 6th of 10 (6) $8.00

(56.0) Quick Ketch 1050m D’ben 3yo Good(3) Jan 23. Stopped in his tracks

250m last time and did well to pick up again and keep finding line. Right in this.

5. emBrAce tHe pAin (Christopher Maxfield) 3g By Gonski - Modest Meisie

(6:4-0-0): Impressive 5 len win of 5 (3) $1.28F (57.0) The Girls In Paris, Craiglea

Altise 1200m Yeppoon 3yo Good(3) Sept 10. Spelled after 2-1/4 len 4th of 16 (12)

$2.10F (57.0) Valley Rose 1200m Townsville 3yo Plt Good(4) Sept 26. Resuming

in blinkers and undefeated first up. Didn’t measure up first run this area on Ip-

swich Cup day last year but should be kept safe.6. monAco pLAYBoY (T N Miller) 3g By Monaco Consul (NZ) - Absent Annie

(12:2-3-1): Went down narrowly sht 1/2 hd 2nd of 12 (2) $8.00 (57.0) Dee Nine

Elle 1350m D’ben 3yo Good(3) Oct 17. First beaten 11-1/4 len 15th of 16 (15) $26.00

(53.5) Privlaka 1200m Sunshine Coast 3yo Soft(5) Jan 16. Scratched.

7. tAiLLeVent (Bruce Hill) 3g By Haradasun - Dutchy’s Lass (8:2-1-0): Dug

deep sht nk win of 10 (6) $3.10F (56.5) Lord Tscharke, Otoshi 1050m D’ben E&G

C1 Soft(5) July 26. Hung out and spelled after 3 len 5th of 11 (6) $6.00 (56.0)

Most Important 1200m D’ben 3yo Good(3) Aug 8. Resuming and freshened

since winning 1000m Gold Coast barrier trial three weeks ago. Forward show-

ing on the cards.8. mYsticAL reneGAde (D T Kelly) 3g By Magic Albert - Ambers Waltz (2:2-0-

0): Led all the way 3/4 len win of 8 (1) $1.70F (57.0) Captain Eyche, Stellar Jewel

1010m Murwillumbah 3yo Mdn Plt Soft(5) Aug 3. Finished gamely first up 1-1/4

len win of 10 (3) $1.90F (58.0) Lasszou, Monschapelle 1010m Murwillumbah C1

Good(3) Jan 3. Kept ticking over with runaway win in 1000m Grafton barrier trial

a fortnight ago. This is his acid test but is untapped. Respect winning form.

9. reLAmpAGo (C A Cousins) 3g By Jet Spur - Silver Screamer (9:2-1-1): Re-

sumed with emphatic 3/4 len win of 8 (2) $6.00 (59.0) Seq The Star, Spinnaker

Run 1050m Toowoomba 3yo (Bm65) Good(4) Dec 19. Didn’t have much luck

5-1/4 len 10th of 16 (12) $31.00 (54.5) Privlaka 1200m Sunshine Coast 3yo Soft(5)

Jan 16. Caught in no man’s land last time and was entitled to feel the pinch. Rails

alley in his favour. Forgive last defeat and go on previous win.

10. rA rA epic (A J Edmonds) 3f By Drumbeats - Miss Argyle (5:2-1-1): Did

the job in good style 2 len win of 10 (7) $9.00 (54.0) Spinnaker Run, Powerful

Saga 1110m D’ben 3yo Good(3) Jan 1. Finished off quite well 1-1/4 len 5th of 10

(1) $4.80F (54.0) Quick Ketch 1050m D’ben 3yo Good(3) Jan 23. Nothing wrong

with her run last time when she was caught in the worst part of the track. Won

this circuit the start before. Can make amends.11. GLoBAL red (M A Kropp) 3g By Red Dazzler - Rosendahl (2:1-1-0): Impressive

debut 3-3/4 len win of 10 (7) $14.00 (56.5) Kahneman, Pirelli Princess 870m Toow-

oomba 3yo Mdn Good(4) Jan 9. Excellent sht nk 2nd of 10 (3) $6.00 (51.0) Quick

Ketch 1050m D’ben 3yo Good(3) Jan 23. Three deep (no cover) last time and did

great job to fight on so bravely at only second start. Will give this a huge shake.

12. seQ tHe stAr (R G Lipp) 3f By Sequalo - Star Of Kristle (8:2-2-0): Had a bit

on them 2 len win of 10 (3) $1.60F (54.5) Casse Bleu, Red Future 1100m Gatton

3yo (Bm65) Good(3) Jan 3. Not far away 3/4 len 6th of 9 (3) $1.80F (56.0) Will To

Rule 1100m Toowoomba 3yo (Bm65) Good(4) Jan 15. Failed as an odds-on pop last

time but has blinkers on first time here. Improved showing wouldn’t totally shock.

13. mAJeLLA mAGic (T J Gollan) 3f By I Am Invincible - Little Evie (4:1-0-0):

Left Moody stable after 3 len 5th of 11 (2) $31.00 (54.0) Counterattack 1200m

W Farm 2yo Rst1 Soft(5) April 15. Scraped home lg hd win of 9 (2) $3.00F (55.0)

Stella Ombra, All That Is 800m Ipswich 3yo Mdn Good(3) Jan 20. Railed like a

greyhound first up and that won her the race. Was paddling at the finish that day

and extra trip this grade is a stern test.14. nietA (Glen Thompson) 3f By Nicconi - Brookton Flash (1:1-0-0): Impressive

4-1/2 len win of 14 (5) $3.50 (55.0) Jerry’s Witness, Quatronic 1000m Ballina 3yo

Mdn Soft(5) Jan 17. Created big impression with runaway win at debut. Question

mark on strength of opposition but ran quick time in rain-affected conditions

and looks up to city grade. Worth following.15. wHisperinG winGs (G R Schwenke) 3f By Immovable Option (IR) - Zeph-

ira (11:1-2-1): Spelled after 5th of 10 (9) $4.00 (56.5) Conmigo 1000m Clifton (Cl

B) Firm(2) Oct 24. Resumed with fair 5-1/4 len 5th of 10 (9) $5.00 (57.5) Brazen

Jake 1100m Warwick (Cl B) Heavy(8) Jan 30. Won at T’wba three runs back but

hard to have on latest efforts. 6 coke zero plate 1200m 3.37

$65,000. C,H&Gs Class 6 SW. Apprentices can claim. 1 1204 scenic roAd cdbn (1) J Orman (a1.5) 59 94 13.00

2 867s ALLKniGHt sAint tw (14) B Stewart 57.5 94 16.00

3 s600 BiG decision tcdw (6) Ms B Grylls (a1.5) 57.5 92 26.00

4 9565 misHAni steALtH cdw (3) Ms T Harrison 57.5 96 11.00

5 5s70 cHALupA dw (9) E Wilkinson 56 92 51.00

6 4s92 eL sAsso dw (13) SCRATCHED 56 —

7 4214 proFiLer cd (4) R Wiggins 56 97 5.50

8 21s0 Gid up strop td (11) G Colless 54.5 96 12.00

9 10s1 KAtY’s son w (15) P Hammersley 54.5 99 5.00

10 44s3 KrAFtwerK w (12) J Byrne 54.5 97 *4.60

11 s337 meGA d’oro (5) Beau Appo (a2) 54.5 91 31.00

12 s980 nApAYsHini dw (2) R Fradd 54.5 92 23.00

13 s661 so You drinK dw (8) J Lloyd 54.5 95 8.00

14 5163 tAn tAt diAmond dw (7) M Cahill 54.5 100 7.00

15 s457 true roYAL dw (10) SCRATCHED 54.5 —

proFiLer 1, tan tat diamond 2, mishani stealth 3, Kraftwerk 4.

1. scenic roAd (T J Sears) 5g By Exceedingly Good - Great Ocean Road (14:6-

3-0): No excuses 6 len 10th of 14 (8) $9.00 (54.5) Kudero 1000m Sunshine Coast

(Rs1mw) Good(3) Jan 2. Bit unlucky 2-1/4 len 4th of 10 (1) $2.40F (58.0) Fiercely

Defiant 1200m Toowoomba (Bm75) Good(3) Jan 22. Went keenly early and

didn’t have the clearest path last time. Won only start this circuit and drawn the

rails. Can make amends.2. ALLKniGHt sAint (B Herne) 6g By Zaha (CA) - Royal Covet (27:5-4-3): Not

bad 1-1/2 len 6th of 16 (13) $21.00 (54.0) Daph ‘n’ Alf 1400m Sunshine Coast

Open Soft(7) July 25. Spelled after 8-1/2 len 7th of 9 (7) $4.60 (54.0) Lock’s

Legend 1615m D’ben Open Soft(5) Aug 12. Resuming and ran well this trip at

Sunshine Coast first up last prep. Look for him late.3. BiG decision (R L Heathcote) 6g By Strategic - Jennacomm (43:5-5-8):

Luckless 4-1/4 len 10th of 12 (2) $8.00 (56.0) Storm Fighter 1350m D’ben E&G

(Bm80) Good(3) Dec 19. Only managed 5-1/2 len 14th of 16 (1) $11.00 (56.5) Glori-

ous Red 1400m Sunshine Coast (Bm75) Good(3) Jan 2. Freshened up since be-

low par run last time. Has ability but not the most reliable type. Monitor betting.

4. misHAni steALtH (L G Ross) 6g By Oratorio (IR) - In The Money (23:5-4-2):

Reasonable 2-1/4 len 6th of 12 (1) $6.00 (58.0) Storm Fighter 1350m D’ben E&G

(Bm80) Good(3) Dec 19. Worked home quite well 1-1/2 len 5th of 10 (9) $14.00

(55.0) Heart Smart 1110m D’ben (Bm85) Good(3) Jan 23. Did enough over unsuit-

able trip last time. Bit further here will help his cause. Not hopeless.

5. cHALupA (D K Munce) 7g By Econsul (NZ) - Challoner (25:4-2-4): Resumed

with tidy 3-3/4 len 7th of 14 (13) $13.00 (57.5) Mywayorthehighway 1200m Sun-

shine Coast (Bm75) Soft(5) Dec 11. Never likely 5-1/4 len 13th of 16 (8) $31.00

(57.0) Glorious Red 1400m Sunshine Coast (Bm75) Good(3) Jan 2. Last run was

average. Place looks best.6. eL sAsso (P & P Snowden) 5g By Snitzel - Sassy Peg (26:4-6-4): Struggled

after covering ground 6-3/4 len last of 9 (9) $10.00 (54.0) Esgrimidor 1100m

C’bury (Bm85) Good(4) Jan 9. Went down narrowly sht nk 2nd of 5 (5) $3.20

(57.0) Alpha Beat 1200m R’wick (Bm86) Heavy(8) Jan 23. Scratched.

7. proFiLer (S B Lee) 5g By Ready’s Image (US) - Burford (13:4-2-0): Gutsy 1/2

len win of 10 (8) $5.50 (59.0) Maximilian, Mr Cha Cha 1200m D’ben (70) Good(3)

Dec 19. Led and held on fairly 5-1/4 len 4th of 11 (11) $5.00 (54.0) Three Sheets

1200m Sunshine Coast (Rs1mw) Soft(5) Jan 16. Hasn’t finished further back than

4th at past four runs. Likes this circuit and maps beautifully from ideal alley.

Bound to look winner at some stage.8. Gid up strop (R L Heathcote) 4g By Pendragon (NZ) - Cardsino (11:3-1-1):

Spelled after 1-1/4 len win of 9 (1) $4.20 (54.0) Coworth Park, Right To Roam

1350m D’ben E&G C6 Good(4) Sept 26. Woeful 13-3/4 len last of 16 (11) $6.00

(55.0) Right Or Wrong 1400m Sunshine Coast (Bm80) Soft(5) Jan 16. No point

sugar coating his first up run when he went disgracefully even allowing for the

rain-affected track. Likes this track and obviously much better than that. Might

pay to forgive one bad run.9. KAtY’s son (Steven O’Dea) 4g By Real Saga - Kiss Me Katy (4:3-0-0): Bled

and spelled after 6-1/2 len 13th of 16 (10) $10.00 (55.0) She’s Miss Devine 1000m

Sunshine Coast 3yo Good(3) May 16. Impressive 1-1/4 len win of 8 (2) $3.80

(54.5) Joint Initiative, Stellarcraft 1000m Ipswich C4 Good(3) Jan 20. So much

to like about his first up win when he ran up onto heels vital stage before switch-

ing into clear and savaging the line. No easy task given his racing pattern with rail

out but is destined for better things.10. KrAFtwerK (T J Gollan) 5g By Dubawi (IR) - Dinna Fash (19:3-5-2): Left

Corstens yard after 3-1/2 len 4th of 11 (9) $14.00 (55.0) Staviva 1400m Racing.

Com Park (Metro) (Bm84) Soft(5) Sept 16. Ran home well 1/2 len, sht 1/2 hd 3rd

of 12 (4) $9.00 (56.5) Assertory, Natural Dancer 1000m Sunshine Coast (Bm75)

Soft(5) Jan 16. Pleasing effort first up and likes to race on the fresh side. Any give

in the track will help his cause.11. meGA d’oro (S P Ryan) 4g By Medaglia D’Oro (US) - Gerber (12:2-0-3):

Solid but not spectacular 2-3/4 len, 2-1/4 len 3rd of 7 (2) $5.00 (56.5) Sharpe

Hussler, Everyday Hero 1050m D’ben (65) Heavy(8) Jan 6. Fair 3-1/2 len 7th of

8 (8) $10.00 (52.0) Katy’s Son 1000m Ipswich C4 Good(3) Jan 20. Stays down

in the weights after claim but looks more suited to midweek company. Place

preferred.12. nApAYsHini (S B Lee) 5g By Ready’s Image (US) - Daloot (18:2-5-0):

Wouldn’t go straight 4-3/4 len 8th of 13 (7) $17.00 (54.5) Legendary Luke 1400m

Gold Coast (Rs1mw) Good(3) Dec 26. Tiring 7-1/2 len 10th of 12 (12) $10.00 (55.0)

Hula Girl 1400m Ballina Open Good(4) Jan 17. Outside alley no help last time but

has bad habit of laying in under pressure. Can’t afford any mistakes against this

field.13. so You drinK (Gerard Blades) 4g By Commands - Dance With Zeel (14:2-

2-2): Just a run 4-1/4 len 6th of 9 (2) $5.50 (59.0) Date Night 1200m M Valley

(Bm64) Good(4) Dec 11. Finished gamely 1/2 len win of 13 (13) $6.00 (58.5) He’s A

Moral, Sterno 1200m Sandown-Lakeside (Bm64) Good(3) Dec 30. Left Smerdon

stable after latest win. Freshened up for this and handles all conditions. Shapes

as the wildcard.14. tAn tAt diAmond (B R Guy) 4g By Fastnet Rock - Tan Tat De Lago (13:3-1-

2): Left Moody stable after 5-1/2 len 6th of 7 (7) $3.80 (59.0) Santa Rocks 1550m

C’bury (Bm71) Good(3) Nov 27. Bit unlucky len, lg nk 3rd of 8 (1) $4.00 (58.0)

Saint Hugo, Flight Academy 1200m Ipswich C3 Good(3) Dec 30. Blocked for run

on straightening last time and kept up to the mark with 3rd in 1000m Deagon

barrier trial nearly three weeks ago. Not out of this.15. true roYAL (Jason McLachlan) 4g By Real Saga - Princess Clang (20:3-3-2):

Kept closing 3-3/4 len 5th of 14 (2) $16.00 (54.0) Kudero 1000m Sunshine Coast

(Rs1mw) Good(3) Jan 2. Barrier victim 7-1/4 len 7th of 16 (16) $19.00 (54.0) Right

Or Wrong 1400m Sunshine Coast (Bm80) Soft(5) Jan 16. Scratched. 7 sprite Handicap

1350m 4.17$65,000. Open. Apprentices can claim. 1 1103 steeL zip tcw (10) S Fawke (a3) 60 95 5.50

2 1249 sALuter c (2) M Cahill 56 100 7.50

3 0431 timeLess prince w (1) P Hammersley 56 100 *4.50

4 0643 Hidden wArrior dw (6) Ms C Schmidt (a2) 55.5 100 5.50

5 1943 JopA tcw (3) Ms B Grylls (a1.5) 55 98 7.50

6 335s coLLAr w (8) Ms T Harrison 54 90 31.00

7 53s2 LAuterBrunnen tw (9) G Colless 54 99 6.50

8 8060 HiGH esteem (7) J Byrne 54 98 15.00

9 1002 Just A perLA cdw (4) Ms E Ljung (a3) 54 98 8.00

10 s505 KALAnduLA cwn (12) J Lloyd 54 100 15.00

11 s200 zAHA’s Ace tcw (5) A Allen 54 93 21.00

12 0069 Amexed t (11) M Mc Gillivray (a2) 54 92 101.00

LAuterBrunnen 1, steel zip 2, Jopa 3, Hidden warrior 4.

1. steeL zip (P Duff) 8g By Canadian Silver (CA) - Zip (69:11-10-8): Injured and

forgive 17-1/2 len last of 10 (6) $6.00 (58.0) Fontelina 1350m D’ben LR Lough

Neagh Soft(7) Dec 12. Fought on well 1-1/2 len, 1-3/4 len 3rd of 13 (7) $13.00 (59.0)

Buffering, Mister Booze 1300m Gold Coast Open Good(3) Jan 9. Three deep (no

cover) and did good job behind the champ last time. Well weighted after claim.

Rates highly.2. sALuter (R L Heathcote) 6g By Commands - Rosekay Heart (37:6-7-5):

Led and held on ok 2-1/4 len 4th of 16 (1) $6.50 (54.0) Bachman 1300m Gold

Coast LR Goldmarket Qlty Good(3) Dec 26. Every possible 6-3/4 len 9th of 16 (3)

$31.00 (54.0) Lucky Hussler 1400m Gold Coast Qlty Good(3) Jan 9. Freshened

up since lacklustre run on MM day. Impressive winner this circuit in Nov. Can

make amends.3. timeLess prince (A Newing) 6g By Casino Prince - Timeless Miss (49:11-9-6):

Blew start which proved costly 1/2 hd, sht nk 3rd of 12 (12) $26.00 (58.0) Great Es-

teem, Idance 1400m R’hill (Bm89) Good(3) Jan 2. Got up on protest sht 1/2 hd win

of 10 (7) $4.00 (54.0) Pillar Of Creation, Mischievous Devil 1400m Sunshine Coast

LR S’coast Cup Heavy(10) Jan 31. Gained verdict last time after stewards upheld

their own protest. Handles all conditions and going well. Will go close.

4. Hidden wArrior (G D Yorke) 6g By Hidden Dragon - Marcovette (31:5-4-

2): Not bad 1-1/2 len 4th of 10 (7) $17.00 (54.0) Howmuchdoyouloveme 1200m

Gosford LR Takeover Target Soft(5) Jan 8. Fought on well 2-1/4 len, 1-1/2 len 3rd

of 5 (1) $5.00 (54.0) Zin Zan Eddie, Voilier 1400m R’wick LR Carrington Stks

Heavy(8) Jan 23. Latest form solid but last win was more than two years ago.

Place preferred.5. JopA (R L Heathcote) 8g By Tycoon Ruler - Safety Pins (63:10-9-11): Finished

off ok late 3-1/2 len 4th of 13 (6) $6.50 (57.0) Le Cap 1200m Sunshine Coast

Open Soft(5) Jan 16. Ran on well len, 2-1/4 len 3rd of 10 (7) $10.00 (54.5) Dream

Choice, Whiskey Allround 1200m D’ben Open Soft(6) Jan 30. Latest form sound

and is a four-time winner this circuit. One of the key chances.

6. coLLAr (J A Sylvester) 7g By O’Reilly (NZ) - Laebeel (NZ) (43:7-4-7): Bit

unlucky 1-1/2 len, sht 1/2 hd 3rd of 11 (2) $10.00 (54.0) Lock’s Legend, Quick

Snitzel 2030m D’ben Open Good(3) Oct 10. Spelled after 5-1/2 len 5th of 9 (3)

$7.00 (59.0) Bettabet Red 1500m Muswellbrook M’brook Cup Heavy(10) Nov

3. Resuming and primed for this winning 1150m Cessnock barrier trial last week.

Capable of running a cheeky race fresh.7. LAuterBrunnen (R L Heathcote) 5g By Not A Single Doubt - Chenar (27:6-

3-4): Spelled after unlucky nk, 1/2 len 3rd of 12 (1) $3.60F (54.0) Double Impact,

Casarati 1600m D’ben Open Good(3) Oct 3. Stormed home to just miss hd 2nd

of 10 (8) $9.00 (57.0) Heart Smart 1110m D’ben (Bm85) Good(3) Jan 23. Had the

flashing light on first up and step up in journey with 3kg less to carry is ideal.

Poised to improve on modest second up record.8. HiGH esteem (T J Gollan) 6g By Redoute’s Choice - Park Esteem (IR) (24:4-

3-1): Not bad 2-1/2 len 6th of 16 (6) $51.00 (54.0) Bachman 1300m Gold Coast

LR Goldmarket Qlty Good(3) Dec 26. Laboured 13-3/4 len 15th of 16 (4) $9.00

(58.5) Right Or Wrong 1400m Sunshine Coast (Bm80) Soft(5) Jan 16. Too much

weight in conditions he doesn’t relish last time. Likely to strike a firmer surface

and weight drop in his favour. Improved showing wouldn’t shock.

9. Just A perLA (J Bannon) 7g By Ferocity - Just A Princess (36:8-11-1): Tiring

12-1/2 len 12th of 16 (6) $26.00 (58.0) Right Or Wrong 1400m Sunshine Coast

(Bm80) Soft(5) Jan 16. Fought on well 1/2 len 2nd of 12 (6) $17.00 (58.0) Ruling

Force 1350m D’ben (Bm75) Soft(6) Jan 30. Nearly caused a boilover last week

when he led and almost pinched it. Will take catching if he adopts similar tactics.

10. KALAnduLA (Bruce Hill) 5m By Commands - Luanda (US) (27:7-4-3): Never

likely 6-3/4 len 12th of 16 (4) $31.00 (54.0) I Am Zelady 1300m Gold Coast F&M

Qlty Good(3) Jan 9. Battled away ok 4-1/4 len 5th of 13 (11) $21.00 (54.5) Tina

Melina 1200m D’ben LR Nudgee Hcp Good(3) Jan 23. Last run wasn’t too bad

and cherry ripe for this assignment. Not the worst.11. zAHA’s Ace (T J Sears) 5m By Zaha (CA) - Meg’s Ace (25:9-6-1): Struggled

after covering ground 7-1/4 len 13th of 14 (7) $11.00 (55.5) Divine Service 1200m

Sunshine Coast (Bm80) Good(3) Jan 2. Did nothing 9-3/4 len 12th of 13 (3)

$21.00 (54.5) Tina Melina 1200m D’ben LR Nudgee Hcp Good(3) Jan 23. Couldn’t

win when she couldn’t lead last time. Has a tidy record this trip. Can improve if

she returns to her frontrunning ways.12. Amexed (T J Gollan) 5g By Pentire (GB) - Danex (NZ) (17:2-2-1): Battling

5-1/2 len 6th of 12 (8) $41.00 (56.0) Glorious Red 1600m D’ben (Bm85) Soft(7)

Dec 12. No excuses 7-3/4 len 9th of 11 (9) $26.00 (54.0) Little Brown Horse

1600m Sunshine Coast Open Good(3) Jan 2. Hasn’t gone on with it since show-

ing staying promise as a 3yo. Prefer others. 8 cascade Handicap 1350m 4.57

$65,000. 0MW. Apprentices can claim. 1 s611 court cLown (17) 59 93 26.00

2 22s2 HeArt oF A wArrior d (3) M Mc Gillivray (a2) 59 97 *4.00

3 s271 mestALLA w (12) R Fradd 58.5 96 12.00

4 0s91 BernitcHY d (2) Ms T Harrison 58 96 7.00

5 2950 neuscHwAnstein cdwn (13) M Cahill 58 98 19.00

6 3s41 storm siren dw (9) J Lloyd 58 100 6.00

7 3524 it’s A tHriLLA wn (16) G Colless 57 94 11.00

8 2132 BuLLitt countY dw (18) J Taylor 56.5 97 16.00

9 8314 mArsHAL wn (4) Ms B Grylls (a1.5) 56.5 96 19.00

10 17s7 Buon Auspicio cdw (7) Ms C Schmidt (a2) 56 97 35.00

11 17s0 How cAn i HeLp tcw (1) Ms S Eilbeck (a3) 56 93 31.00

12 8s66 zindzeLA b (15) J Byrne 56 96 8.00

13 s136 misHAni ViKinG w (10) J Orman (a1.5) 54.5 98 23.00

14 1143 peArLY court w (5) Ms E Ljung (a3) 54 100 11.00

15 6681 HeArt commAnd w (6) E Wilkinson 54 97 31.00

16 2611 sororitY sister (8) P Hammersley 54 96 26.00emergencies: (in order)

17 2185 oL’ Brown eYes w (11) 54.5 96 41.00

18 0s34 rideonABiGJetpLAne w (19) 54 96 31.00

19 3605 BAYView emperor dw (14) 54 92 31.00

HeArt oF A wArrior 1, pearly court 2, Bernitchy 3, storm siren 4.

1. court cLown (Ricky Vale) 6g By Nadeem - Our Greta (36:7-6-2): Scraped

home nk win of 7 (2) $9.00 (57.5) Fast Focus, Huncha Duncha 1100m Rockhamp-

ton C6 Plt Good(4) Dec 12. Led all the way 1-1/4 len win of 7 (7) $8.00 (54.0) Blue

Jest, Lansdowne Road 1300m Mackay Open Good(4) Jan 8. Going great guns up

north. Up in weight from poor draw but hard to knock winning form.

2. HeArt oF A wArrior (T J Gollan) 5g By Show A Heart - Repercussions

(10:3-3-1): Spelled after 1-1/2 len 2nd of 7 (1) $4.80 (54.0) Punta Norte 1600m

D’ben C6 Good(3) Aug 29. Tried hard 2-1/4 len 2nd of 14 (10) $5.00 (53.0) Hotel

Drive 1350m D’ben E&G (Rs0mw) Good(3) Jan 23. Winner had fitness edge on

him first up but didn’t shirk his task at any stage. Won second up last prep. Goes

up 4kg but drawn perfectly. Worth following.3. mestALLA (Chris Munce) 5g By Northern Meteor - Villa Valencia (20:4-5-2):

Finished off ok 6-1/4 len 7th of 16 (16) $13.00 (54.0) War Jet 1200m Gold Coast

Qlty Good(4) Jan 9. Dug deep lg nk win of 10 (5) $2.40F (57.5) Storm Magic,

Champagne Tales 1400m Beaudesert (Bm70) Soft(5) Jan 24. Back to his best

last time and this looks suitable target. Worth following.

4. BernitcHY (T J Gollan) 5h By Bernardini (US) - Citichy (15:3-4-2): Missed

start then caught wide 11-1/4 len last of 9 (8) $8.50 (54.5) Pirandello 1110m D’ben

E&G C3 Plt Good(3) Jan 1. Dug deep 1/2 nk win of 10 (10) $8.00 (57.5) Flying

Charger, Expat Envy 1350m Ipswich E&G C3 Plt Good(3) Jan 20. Back to his best

with a gutsy all-the-way win last time. Likely to push forward from ideal alley and

give another great sight.5. neuscHwAnstein (R L Heathcote) 5g By Mossman - Magical Love (30:4-

6-5): Worked home ok 1-1/2 len 5th of 13 (6) $10.00 (56.0) Legendary Luke

1400m Gold Coast (Rs1mw) Good(3) Dec 26. Pulled too hard 10-1/4 len 11th of

16 (2) $8.00 (57.0) Cramming 1800m Sunshine Coast (Bm75) Good(3) Jan 2.

Freshened up for drop back in journey. Has won this circuit in the past. Moni-

tor betting.6. storm siren (J C Coyle) 4m By Excites - De Chorus (17:4-2-3): Worked

home well 3-3/4 len 4th of 11 (10) $3.60F (57.0) It’s A Shamozzle 1350m Beau-

mont (Bm70) Soft(6) Jan 9. Impressive 1-3/4 len win of 9 (6) $3.40F (57.0) Prince

Manitou, Galizia 1350m Beaumont (Bm70) Heavy(8) Jan 23. Created good

impression last time when she had them covered at the 100m and idled to the

post. That was in much weaker company and best form has been in the wet. Can

measure up if she has conditions to suit.7. it’s A tHriLLA (Ms K Doughty) 5m By Bianconi (US) - Thrilladilla (25:4-5-2):

Fought on well 1-1/2 len 2nd of 10 (3) $9.00 (57.0) Sambuca Shot 1300m Sun-

shine Coast C4 Good(4) Jan 10. Wasn’t disgraced 1-1/2 len 4th of 13 (10) $5.00

(54.0) Taltarni 1350m D’ben F&M (Rs0mw) Good(3) Jan 23. Kept finding line in

restricted room last time. Drawn awkwardly but worth including in multiples.

8. BuLLitt countY (Ms A Willick) 5g By Churchill Downs - Just Stunning (12:2-

2-3): Fought on well lg hd, hd 3rd of 8 (7) $7.00 (56.0) Substation, Righteous

Miss 1350m Ipswich (Bm75) Good(4) Jan 9. Led and only run down late nk 2nd

of 10 (2) $5.50 (56.0) Lever Lever 1400m Gold Coast C2 Good(3) Jan 23. Model

of consistency since returning from let-up and makes his own luck. Likely to roll

forward from outside alley and give a sight.9. mArsHAL (Melissa Leitch) 6g By General Nediym - Appear (20:3-1-3): Fin-

ished gamely 3/4 len win of 11 (1) $4.40F (58.0) Zinging, Puntinato 1200m Sun-

shine Coast C2 Good(4) Dec 18. Ran home well from last 3-3/4 len 4th of 14 (12)

$41.00 (52.5) Hotel Drive 1350m D’ben E&G (Rs0mw) Good(3) Jan 23. Played

up before the start last time and did well to make ground in leader-dominated

race. Right in this.10. Buon Auspicio (B R Guy) 5m By Bernardini (US) - Gerber (23:5-3-3):

Spelled after 5-1/4 len 7th of 8 (5) $10.00 (54.0) Lucky News 1350m D’ben F&M

(Bm85) Good(3) Aug 15. Resumed with tiring 3-3/4 len 7th of 8 (1) $8.00 (56.5)

Substation 1350m Ipswich (Bm75) Good(4) Jan 9. Ran out of steam first up.

Three-time winner this circuit. Improved showing wouldn’t totally shock.

11. How cAn i HeLp (D J Hansen) 5g By Husson (AR) - Lent (26:5-4-4): Put

away after 11-3/4 len last of 7 (7) $5.00 (57.0) Red Cent 1666m Ipswich (Bm75)

Good(3) Oct 5. Never likely 10-1/2 len 13th of 14 (6) $19.00 (54.0) Hotel Drive

1350m D’ben E&G (Rs0mw) Good(3) Jan 23. Three deep (no cover) last time and

had no hope. Rails alley in his favour. Likely improver.12. zindzeLA (T J Gollan) 4m By Magic Albert - Lebombo (16:5-1-3): Had her

chance 5-1/2 len 6th of 16 (7) $41.00 (54.0) War Jet 1200m Gold Coast Qlty

Good(4) Jan 9. Every possible 2-1/4 len 6th of 13 (1) $4.60F (53.0) Taltarni 1350m

D’ben F&M (Rs0mw) Good(3) Jan 23. Hard to find excuses for her lately when

she’s had favourable runs. Faces tough task from wide alley.

13. misHAni ViKinG (L G Ross) 4g By Oratorio (IR) - Wild And Windswept

(12:3-0-1): Solid but not spectacular 2-1/4 len, 2-3/4 len 3rd of 9 (2) $7.50 (57.0)

Pirandello, Three Sheets 1110m D’ben E&G C3 Plt Good(3) Jan 1. Battling 2-1/2 len

6th of 9 (4) $4.80 (54.5) Sequalex 1200m Ipswich E&G C3 Good(3) Jan 13. Form

has gone off the boil since shock first up win at Ipswich. Improvement required.

14. peArLY court (T J Sears) 5m By Court Command - Polarity Pearl (22:4-

4-2): Caught wide and did good job 4-1/4 len 4th of 8 (7) $5.00 (57.0) Fiercely

Defiant 1200m Toowoomba (C4 Good(4) Dec 31. Stuck on well 1-1/4 len, lg hd

3rd of 13 (4) $19.00 (51.0) Taltarni, Doula 1350m D’ben F&M (Rs0mw) Good(3)

Jan 23. Going great guns this time in and drawn perfectly. Last run keeps her

in contention.15. HeArt commAnd (R R Wilson) 4m By Show A Heart - Heartbreak (21:4-

0-3): Wide throughout 2-1/4 len 8th of 12 (4) $21.00 (53.0) Castanita 1200m

Ipswich F&M C3 Good(3) Jan 13. Scraped home sht 1/2 hd win of 7 (7) $4.00

(52.5) Superior Dragon, Torqueflite 1000m Sunshine Coast C3 Heavy(10) Jan 31.

Returned to form in the wet last time. Unlikely to strike those conditions here.

Place preferred.16. sororitY sister (G R Schwenke) 4m By Tycoon Ruler - Miss Monash

(20:3-3-3): Knuckled down well len win of 13 (2) $21.00 (54.0) Super Kangaroo,

Egiptienne 1200m Sunshine Coast C1 Good(4) Jan 10. Finished gamely nose win

of 13 (6) $6.50 (55.0) Penhale Pride, Hamilton 1100m Toowoomba C2 Good(3)

Jan 22. Has struck form with a vengeance at the provincials. Bit tougher here but

hard to knock winning form.17. oL’ Brown eYes (Gerard Blades) 4g By Big Brown (US) - Sontweni (IR)

(21:3-5-0): Fair 7-1/4 len 8th of 16 (4) $26.00 (54.0) War Jet 1200m Gold Coast

Qlty Good(4) Jan 9. Had his chance 3-3/4 len 5th of 10 (5) $6.50 (59.0) Medal

Afrique 1200m Toowoomba C3 Plt Soft(5) Jan 29. Won well at Gatton three runs

back and that looks his level. Prefer others.18. rideonABiGJetpLAne (Bradley Smith) 5g By Immovable Option (IR)

- Schapelle (16:2-3-2): Hit line strongly 1/2 nk, 1/2 len 3rd of 9 (7) $9.00 (52.5)

Sequalex, Counter Meal 1200m Ipswich E&G C3 Good(3) Jan 13. Worked home

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Matt Bowen is one of three retiring

legends stepping out on the field for

the last time in Auckland today.Bowen, 33, Canberra Raiders leg-

end Jason Croker, 42, and the Sydney

Roosters’ Braith Anasta, 34, will suit-

up for one final time with the clubs the

famous trio played a combined 938

first-grade games with. Each have

their own reason for being at Eden

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stop on his own incredible career with

the Cowboys, following a stint with

Wigan in the British Super League,

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from North Queensland co-captain

Johnathan Thurston. CONTINUED PAGE 59

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Get boot scootin’ at the country music night being held at St Joseph’s School, Ross River Rd, Mundingburra from 7pm tonight. Walk-ups are welcome and admission is $3 adults, schoolchildren are free. There’s a barbecue and soft drinks available at reasonable prices. For further details, phone 0417 199 744.

Kia ora Townsville! Riverway will come alive with all things New Zealand with Townsville’s first ever Waitangi Day festival. Enjoy the cultural performances, live music, family-

friendly fun and games, and touch rugby game. Join in all the fun and dig in to the traditional Kiwi food. It’s on tomorrow from 9am to 9pm at the Pioneer Parklands at Riverway.

Visit Townsville Museum this Sunday from 1.30pm-3.30pm. Take a step back in time and view 150 years of Townsville’s history. The museum is

behind the ambulance centre in Hugh St, enter via Barbeler St. Entry is by gold coin donation.

Towns Villains Roller Derby would like to invite you to their sign-on day, taking place at Irish Finnegans on Sunday from 3pm to 5pm. New and existing members are welcome. Men, women and juniors are all encouraged to join. TVRD caters for skaters, referees and non-skating officials “NSOs”. For more information, find them on Facebook.Learn new skills, make new friends and play some

games at tomorrow’s Hot4Hockey Fun Day at the

Townsville Hockey complex in Murray Lyons Crescent from 9am to 1pm. There will be heaps of

fun for all the family, including demonstrations and

hockey clinics, jumping castles and face painting. No

bookings required. Barbecue, canteen, food and drinks also available.

Don’t miss the first garden workshop at the new Upper Ross Community Garden on Sunday from 1-3pm. Learn the low-maintenance, waterwise way of growing bananas, or just drop in to see the garden, behind the Men’s Shed down the right side of the Upper Ross PCYC. This will be a permaculture-designed living seed bank and resource centre. The banana circle workshop isfree, but if you have spare herb or vegetable seedlings to donate, please bring them along. Email [email protected].

Willows Rotary Market is on this Sunday at the Willows Shopping Centre carpark from 7.30-11.30am and Cotters Rotary Market in Flinders St, CBD from 8.30am-1pm.

Fabulous fruit and vegies, homemade preserves and crafts, clothing, food stalls, kids fun area and live entertainment.

Theatre iNQ presents its latest production, What Is The Matter With Mary Jane? – a funny and inspiring tale of self-acceptance written by Sancia Robinson and Wendy Harmer and starring some new local talent. It runs until February 13. Tickets available from www.theatreinq.com. Peter Lawson: Retrospect celebrates 50 years of Peter’s work, which captures the essence

of North Queensland and the outback including historical scenes that depict the development of Townsville. The exhibition will run until Sunday at Perc Tucker Regional Gallery.

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Enjoy a 3 course dinner and receive a complimentary bottle of sparkling wine.

To book call 4729 2054 and quote “Valentine’s Weekend Special” or visit townsvilletickets.com.au.Level 1, Holiday Inn Townsville, 334 Flinders Street Townsville City. Bookings essential. Terms & conditions apply.

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Photographs & CopyMust be supplied of high quality and meetwith the newspaper’s decency standardsand be collected promptly after publication.The Townsville Bulletin reserves the right tochange wording and reject unsuitablephotos without notice or liability.Funeral and Death NoticesThese notices are generally only acceptedfrom authorised Funeral Directors. Anyalterations or addition to existingadvertisements must be verified through theFuneral Director. Proof of death is requiredby either presenting death certificate or thename and contact number of the FuneralDirector.

Errors & OmissionsWhilst every care is taken in the publicationof advertisements, errors may sometimesoccur. In such cases no liability is acceptedfor the error,its subsequent effects. Ifbrought to our attention on day of publicationadjustments may be made, but only for thatspace actually occupied by the error. Noguarantee is given regarding the position ofadver t i sements o f co lour in theadvertisement and credits will not be givenfor advertisements appearing out ofalphabetical sequence. No liability isaccepted for errors occurring as the result ofverbal instructions be given. Verbalinstruction must always be followed bywritten confirmation within 24 hours ofadvice.

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GARAGE SALEWheelz and Wheelz792 Flinders St,Townsville8.00 -11.00 am

GARAGE SALE Movingsale. Heaps of goodiesgoing cheap. Sat only.6am-6pm. 85 Tenth AveRailway EstateHEATLEY 12 DaleyStreet. Entire con-tents! Sat 7am - 12pm.KARAGON 8 HorwoodSt. Top Deal SecondHand Re-Opening Sat-urday 9AM - 1PM Ph:0407 634 253. "Alwayshappy to haggle."KIRWAN 1 Wheeler CctStrictly 7am Sat onlyA n t i q u e s e w i n gmachine, collectables,china, crystal, vintage,assorted boxed lotssold per box only.Furniture, tools, linen,curtain material, plusmore! All must go!

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Craft &Sowing Sale24 Nevada Ct, KirwanSaturday 8-12100’s of materials,patchwork, quilting,scrap booking,craft supplies.KIRWAN 13 CrosslandCourt. Sun 8-12. Plants,baby & childrens items,electrical & householdgoods & booster seatsKIRWAN 45 WinstonCrescent. Sat 8am -1pm and Sun midday -4pm. Power and gardentools, fencing, gates,steel, building supplies,1000’s of xmas lights.

KIRWAN 5 SweetgumPlace Sun 8am-12noonFurniture, householditems, collectables,kids items, plus more!

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For SaleC SECTION - C25050x4.2m $2500 andC200 20x6m $1200.Phone 0439 251 558.

CHEAPSHIPPING containers.Sell, hire, storage. Willb u y b a c k a n ycontainers. 4774 4900

FISH $1 SaleAssorted SharksThis Sat & Sun only!While stocks last!A1 Aquarium World16 Brampton AvenuePhone 4775 2133

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TownsvilleDemolitions Pty Ltd25 Carmel StGarbutt Q 4814

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FRIDGES & washers,choice of 40, all servicedwith warranty, from$195. Affordable Ap-pliances. 20 SomerStreet. Ph 4721 4788.LATTICE and privacyscreens. For a freemeasure and quote Ph:4724 4700 BSA: 1000994NQ DEMOLITIONSECOND HANDBUILDING MATERIALSPavers, U Beams,range of pallet racking ,Glass louvers, Frenchdoors, Casement windows,selection of Timbers, lgerelocatable office563 Ingham RoadPh 4774 7222

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Under instructions from FTI Consulting

as Administrators of Queensland Nickel Pty Ltd

In the matter of Queensland Nickel Pty Ltd (Administrators Appointed)Online Auction Closes: Tuesday 9th February at 7:00pm (AEST)

9 x 2014 Freightliner Coronado Tipper Trucks Series 114 each with a 2014 Hercules HEDT5

5 Axle Dog Trailer or Shephard 5 Axle Dog Trailer, 2 x CAT 740 Articulated Dump Trucks,

2 x CAT 740 Articulated Water Trucks & New Holland T8040 Tractor.

A buyer’s premium of 7.5% (GST Exclusive) will be added to the purchase price of each lot sold.

Location: Corner of Kelly & Toll Streets, Bohle, Townsville QLD 4818

Inspection: Monday 8th & Tuesday 9th February 2016, from 10:00am to 3:00pm

Enquiries: Bill Moore on 0417 890 062 or [email protected]

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Bloodwood & Moreton Bay 90x19 asst lin metres.WHEN: THURSDAY 11th. FEBRUARY 9.30a.m.

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their filthy presence has taken over areas of Townsville and Charters Towers yet this growing plague continues unabated. Remember when the Palmetum was a popular weekend spot for picnics and wedding photos? Not now, who would risk black liquid excrement landing on the bride, and my heart aches for the elderly residents of the Good Shepherd nursing home located next door to the overpowering stench. Calls for bat culls are opposed by animal activists yet as an animal lover I’d gladly endorse a cull of this

vile vermin, as I had no problem stalking each and every cane toad near my fish pond, and after the sudden grab with a plastic bag about 50 of the buggers met their maker in my freezer, my yard is now toad-free. But if you are really worried aboutanimal welfare, do you know how our beef is slaughtered these days? All major supermarket meat except pork is now Halal certified. Australian national standards require pre-slaughter stunning, but allows Halal slaughter to use reversible stunning,

where the animal regains conscious-ness before it bleeds out. Yes, really. If we care about animal welfare, where’s the welfare in that? We protect disease-ridden bats, but for meat that we put on our tables, let’s make its last moment on earth one of pure, unadulterated terror. Shouldn’t we use the most humanemethods available to ensure death to any creature is as swift and painless as possible? Cull or kill, just don’t condone cruelty.

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ANIMAL CRACKERSTO CULL or not to cull? It seemsto depend on whether we con-sider an animal threat, pest or pet.With crocs, specimens like the 50-year-old reptilian “baby boomer” wallowing off The Strand should always be rehomed, after all, this old boy was in his own habitat for over five decades before it was decided he was too great a risk to his uninvited guests. Our response was a humane approach, but there are calls for culls in the Northern Territory where saltwater populations have soared to one crocodile for every two residents. Experts say removal and relocation is best, and that unless you get rid of every croc, there will always be a risk. But why is it that some creatures areconsidered a menace to society, while risks from others are ignored? Time was of the essence after wild brumbies wandered on to the Bruce Highway causing a tragic road fatality. After a second death, the ironically titled Action Group gave sharpshooters the green light to cull the herd, and although it would have been great to see these horses rounded up and tamed, the problem hasn’t resurfaced. Now the wild pigs rampaging in ourregion are in the spotlight, but an offer from bowhunters to help cull them has caused a flurry of feedback with the method of the final kill questioned. Pig hunters regularly use dogs to bring the pigs down by their ears so they can be finished off with a knife, but dogs can get badly mauled during this process. Bowhunters offer stealthy marksman-ship skills and use a long-handled knife to finish if required – no dogs. I know which I’d rather endorse. Then there’s the bats. Hideous, foul-smelling, disease-spreading creatures,

VILE VERMIN: Filthy bats have taken over areas of Townsville and Charters Towers. Surely it’s time for a cull.

Remember when the Palmetum was a popular weekend spot for picnics and wedding photos? Well, not any more ...

KATTER’S Australian Party will demand a tougher crackdown on coward punches when it re-enters negotiations with the State Government over lockout laws. Katter MP Shane Knuth warned the Government had hurt its chances of passing its lockout laws through the State Parliament after Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk refused to push back debate. She said the laws were too important to wait.

A MAN who fell asleep behind the wheel while ordering at a McDonald’s drive-through was one of 10 Northern Territory motorists who have been caught drink-driving by police. The man ordered at a Darwin drive-through on Thursday and pulled over into the waiting bay where he fell asleep, before being woken by police and breath-tested. He returned a blood-alcohol level of 0.196, almost four times the legal limit.

THE boss of the highly criticised NBN rollout has asked for trust as he vows to have eight million homes and businesses connected to high-speed broadband by 2020. NBN Co chief executive Bill Morrow said roughly half the nation’s homes and businesses were now either in the design stage, under construction or ready for service. “This is such a complex undertaking that has never been done before anywhere,’’ he said.

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A TOWNSVILLE police officer who was dragged for 200m hanging out of a moving car has told of the moment his attacker looked him straight in the eye before grabbing him and accelerating.

Former soldier Joshua James Shooter,25, was yesterday jailed for 4½ years – suspended after 15 months – over the attack, which happened on Flinders St on January 4, 2014.

Sen-Constable Craig McSwan spoke tothe Bulletin after Shooter was sentenced yesterday, sharing details of the attack, which left him with lifelong injuries.

“He grabbed hold of me and actually

looked at me and started smashing me in the face,” he said.

“I put my hand on his shoulder and said ‘stop’ and he’s grabbed my hand, taken off and pulled me into the car.

“There was none of the normal indicators beforehand – even when he was changing gears there was no angst, no rapidness to his movements.”

Continued page 2

STARINGDEATHIN THEFACE

CHRISTIE ANDERSON

TURNBULL HEADS NORTH BUT NOT BEARING GIFTSPRIME Minister Malcolm Turnbull isset to roll in to Townsville next weekas part of a regional tour, but a firmfunding commitment to a new CBDstadium is unlikely to be announced.

It is understood the stadiumdoes not satisfy the necess-

ary requirements to be funded underthe Coalition’s $5 billion NorthernAustralia Infrastructure Facility.

The Bulletin understands HerbertMP Ewen Jones is lobbying for a res-olution on the project and may try tofind another funding stream for it.

It is understood Mr Turnbull,left, will be the guest of honour at a$1500-a-head fundraiser being held

on Monday night at the home of con-struction identity Adrian Gabrielli, aprominent local supporter.

Given the fallout of QueenslandNickel Industries going into adminis-tration last month and mass job lossesin the mining sector, there are highhopes the prime minister will bring apositive announcement in tow.

It is understood the Government

fears funding the stadium projectwould set a precedent that could leadto calls of bias from other regions.

There may be scope for fundingunder urban renewal and regener-ation works, but a decision could takesome time. The stadium has been highon Townsville’s infrastructure wishlist for the best part of a decade.

Continued page 4

CHARLIE PEELEXCLUSIVE

JUSTICE SERVED: Sen-Constable Craig McSwanyesterday and (inset) in

2014, after being dragged200m by a car.

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withcareersTHERE are many peopleemployed as salespeople inAustralia but top talent is inshort supply.

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A five-year study of 22,000salespeople by businessconsultants SG Partnersreveals 74 per cent lack skills inbuilding rapport, 87 per cent donot know how to effectivelyask questions, and 95 per centtalk too much.

SG Partners managingdirector Michael Lang says hiscompany screens about 1000salespeople a year but onlyabout 250 of those are worthrecruiting.

“The average salespersonout there likes to talk morethan listen, they like to tell

people how great they are andto project their beliefs on toothers,” he says.

“Great salespeople reallywant to find out more aboutthe person in front of them –what makes them tick, howthey make decisions, how toinspire them, how to be thetrusted adviser, how todemonstrate they care.

“It’s one of the hardest jobsin any organisation becauseyou are being paid to go outand get rejected so you’ve gotto be comfortable with that.

“(Ask yourself) ‘do I sufferfrom rejection?’. If so, eitherchange or you shouldn’t getinto selling.”

There are about 1.08 millionsales workers across Australia,including 87,700 salesrepresentatives, according theAustralia Bureau of Statistics.

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Rural Fire Service Queensland(RFSQ) Far Northern region bushfiresafety officer Katie Mann said coolerovernight temperatures assisted in the

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TOWNSVILLE State Emergency Service volunteer Lauren Hanran is urging residents to play their part this cyclone season. After several quiet seasons since Yasi, community leaders say complacency is a risk. Despite El Niño conditions, a cyclone could form at any time as Townsville heads deeper into summer. REPORT PAGE 2

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ROCK BOTTOMBurdekin Falls Dam heading towards disastrous lows as dry continues

BURDEKIN Shire Council has vowed to crackdown on water cheats as the region’s dam plum-mets towards a record low.

The region is on water restrictions for the firsttime in 30 years and the Burdekin was droughtdeclared in November.

Already 15 warning notices have been handedout to residents defying the water crisis. And

council has promised to start handing out fines ifthe message is not heeded.

With no meaningful rain on the horizon, theBurdekin Falls Dam is set to drop to its lowestever level in the near future. It currently sits atjust 42.5 per cent.

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everyone, whether be it rides, displaysor livestock .

This year’s show enjoyed recordentries across many different sections.

There was a resurgence of dairycattle with a record number of animalsand exhibitors present.

The beef cattle followed suit withrecord entries being recorded in this

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anda and Atherton state high schoolsstudents participated in the paradingand judging classes of various types oflivestock which included dairy andbeef cattle and goats.

People continuously streamedthrough the popular poultry pavilion,

which included children and schoolexhibits as well. Equestrian eventsdrew large crowds of spectators.

Pavilions were full of people whowere marvelling at the number andquality of the agriculture, floriculture,orchids, floral art, needlework , pho-tography and art and craft exhibits. TO PAGE 3

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COWBOYS RING IN TOWERS NEW YEARThe cowboys came from near and far to help usher in the new year at the 2015 Charters Towers New Year’s Eve PBR event at the Dalrymple Equestrian Centre. The competition drew riders from across Australia and the world. More pictures page 14. Picture: MORGAN OSS

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Wet end to dry yearGREENER pastures in theCharters Towers region and aflowing Burdekin River havemade a solid comeback, but theshowers of blessings in the newyear are expected to be short-lived.

A low pressure system orig-

inating from the Gulf Carpen-taria saw a big and wetDecember end, which carriedon into the first four days of thenew year yielding a total rain-fall of 89mm since December28.

Other drought stricken re-

gions in Northern Queenslandenjoyed the rain too, with Pen-tland, Ravenswood and Hugh-enden recording 95mm, 57mmand 25mm respectively duringthe last week.

But Bureau of Meterologyweather forecaster Diana

Eadie said the recent heavyrainfall was fleeting, with thelow pressure system shiftingtowards the coast.

“Essentially, we’ve had atropical low which trackedoriginally south and it’s pushedoff the coast now and Charters

Towers can expect to go backto more stable conditions forthe rest of the week,” she said.

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A BLESSING IN DISGUISEWith a drink in hand and a breeze behind their backs, Bruce Shanks and Bob Paull on Dolphin prove it doesn’t get much better than this on the water... especially when their exploits have been blessed from above. See who else celebrated the Blessing of the Fleet on page 18. Picture: NADINE O”NEILL

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Eastern promiseBOWEN is eyeing a multi-million dollar injection of east-ern promise as the town playshost to its latest wave of poten-tial Chinese investment.

E-Cheng Industrial Park

Development Pty Ltd CEODixon Xie and business con-sultant Bernie Moore met withkey local stakeholders fromthe fishing, agriculture andbusiness sectors on Wednes-day, outlining plans whichcould deliver millions into the

local economy over the nextthree years.

E-Cheng is an Australianincorporated company with asmall group of Chinese inves-tors, whose main investor isbased in China’s Fujian prov-ince. They were accompanied

by Member for Burdekin DaleLast.

Not many details are cur-rently available about E-Cheng’s plans for Bowen, butMr Moore said the companywas interested in the town’sboat harbour and tourism op-

portunities and the proposedmulti-green technology foodprocessing facility using clear-can technology.

If adopted, it would be thefirst in Australia.

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Yasi’srippleeffect

THE economic and psychologi-cal effect Tropical Cyclone Yasileft behind are still being felt fiveyears on.

At 2am on February 3, 2011,the biggest cyclone NorthQueensland has ever encoun-

tered smashed into our smallcommunities. The scars from thepowerful storm continues to beseen with the region still rebuild-ing its struggling economy.

Full report on page 2

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