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Rosebank 16 jan Golden Helmet 1 Jason Bunyan 2 Glen Phillips 3 Simone Terenzoni 4 Andrew Bargh 5 Lukas Dryml 6 Attila Stefani 7 Sam Taylor 8 Deane Wallace Heat 1 2, 1, 3, 4 heat 2 5, 7, 6, 8 heat 3 2, 4, 8, 6ef heat 4 5, 7, 1, 3 heat 5 5, 2, 6, 1 heat 6 3, 7, 4, 8 Dryml 9 Phillips 8 Taylor 6 Terenzani 4 Bunyan 3 Bargh 3 Stefani 2 Wallace 1 semi 1 Simone running second rode wide to go around Phillips and hit the fence, Rerun 2, 6, 4 semi 2 5, 1, 7, 8 B Final Simone didn't come out because of earlier fall. (He's fine) Taylor 1st, Bargh 2nd, Wallace 3rd Golden Helmet A Final Phillips hit fence, same spot as Simone Rerun Dryml 1st, Bunyan 2nd, Stefani 3rd. Lukas unbeaten all day. Rider of the series so far must be Glen Phillips.

Sunday 16 Jan at Rosebank This will be the Sunday News Golden Helmet Meeting I will try to get results on here after meeting

NZ Champs being held tonight in Gisborne Sat 8 Jan Tomorrow afternoon at Rosebank in Auckland World Pairs Challenge Sun 9 Jan

George Mudgway (NZ rider) rode at Bradford around 47- 48

Thats funny I have him living in New Plymouth NZ I have his address, ph and email contact me speedwayarchives@ihug.co.nz

Try Alf Hagon Hagon Shocks

wern't the globe jackets owned by RW Greene at Wimbledon

Confirmed today Ivan Mauger has secured the rights for 3 years for round 6 of Longtrack Grand Prix. November 1 2003 New Plymouth, New Zealand Pukekura Raceway (Trotting Track) November 6 2004 November 5 2005

Wouldn't be good if it was in a nicer town though. Rosebank domain has meetings Sunday 16 and 23 Nov 1pm

Races were all over by the first bend, only two races where riders changed postions. I wouldn't go to watch it every week. Was a good spectacle with the veterans display and should improve next year with more spectators from overseas coming. The War and Sars apparenting affected numbers. Good to see a few old faces there, people I hadn't seen for twenty years or so.

found this on a site about the english hangmen Assistant executioners. There were many more names on the Home Office list of approved executioners over the period covered but they only acted as assistants and are, thus, not always recorded. Amongst the better known of these was Sid Dernley who assisted at 25 executions between 1949 and 1954 and also wrote a book called "The Hangman's Tale" detailing his experiences. Sid Dernley died in 1996.

He died aged 51

Try contacting the speedway researcher, Jim Henry is co editor.

Yes thanks Norbold. I dont know if I should carry this on here either, dont know what the rules are nowadays. Banked your cheque yesterday, I'll advertise your books in the next issue. That will be the 3rd issue as the second one I'm running out of room, I'm up to 36 pages. If I start this as a new subject to see if there's any interest should I be in Years gone by or speedway discussions?

Spoke to my dad today and he says Tyburn Gallows, came home from his mums funeral and sat down on the chair and died in the chair age 51.

Yes I'm fine only looked at the forum a couple of times this year and couldn't find anything new to comment on. I've started a new magazine up, similar to vintage speedway magazine I suppose, only focusing on NZ riders so thats taken up most of my spare time. I've also joined our local Speedway Riders Club, and after questioning the flag marshalls efforts find myself as the new Track Steward for this coming season. So I'm off to a seminar this weekend to learn a bit more. I'm up to date with the SGP as we get a video sent to us the week following the event. I find I'm cheering on Scott Nicholls more and more. So there you go. If you want a magazine subscription, 10 pounds a year, 6 issues. Norbold has one. Ask what he thinks of it.I haven't asked him myself yet. Email me at robnade@ihug.co.nz if your interested.

We always had six in a race in NZ in the 60s and 70s both handicap and gate starts. Dad was off 120yds in those days. In the Sixties we didnt have starting gates just a big Rubber band.

Someone told me Arnold Haley passed away the other day.

My dad rode against him. I'll send you his email address, he'll send you back a story or two.

Its a bit difficult to have your arm outstretched, keep your balance and control a throttle at the same time,especially when the handlebars were longer and the you had more turn on the throttle , and like you say bikes would have been set up initally for right handers.

He probably heard you were paying for the Russians accomodation, They were getting more than him. Try inviting Bjorn Knutsson, he's more famous than Knutson anyway.

http://www.geocities.com/lang_rowse_racing/home.html http://www.geocities.com/cory_lang_speedway/home.html For the others these are ricks son websites

Jill, sorry to here about Russell passing away, I think dad rung Ruth the other day. I only met Russell once or twice when I was very young, but always remember him as CHCH speedway, the two went together. I think dad has some cine film of Russell and the kids (your husband) when their were little, from when dad rode down at CHCH in the mid 60's. Robert Andrews

Funny how the 61 final programme at Malmo has him spelt with 2 s' .

Dont tell him