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First-timer scores top price for ram in Gore

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By Evelyn Thorn
| The Ensign Verified
A big-boned sheep with an excellent head fetched top dollar for a first-time seller at Gore’s annual ram fair. Knapdale farmer Pete Gardyne was one of many farmers to attend the South Island Premier Ram Fair at the Gore Showgrounds last week. He decided to try his luck selling two of his Poll Dorset rams at the fair — one, a yearling, was the highest sold Poll Dorset at $3200. ‘‘It ends up being good potential to buy better rams in the future.
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Rider high in the saddle

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By Evelyn Thorn
| The Ensign Verified
One Southland youngster has grown up alongside horses — and his performance at the weekend suggests it is paying dividends. James Rowlands, of Wendonside, made a clean sweep at the West Otago A&P Show in Tapanui at the weekend with his mount Eastdale Llardro. He won the champion group B show pony, supreme novice pony, champion paced and mannered pony and overall supreme pony showing classes. He was ‘‘really excited’’ to win the awards.
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Hunt for sensory objects

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By Evelyn Thorn
| The Ensign Verified
One person’s trash is another school’s treasure in Tokanui. Tokanui Primary School is creating a sensory wall for its pupils. The school is in search of fidgety-type objects they can put on the wall so pupils can use it during the day. Helping to arrange the wall were pupils Honor McCabe, Claudia Buckingham and Monique Deville, who all said they were excited by the project. ‘‘It will be something for everyone to use,’’ Honor said.
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