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Category Archives: U.K.
I've been watching Hinterland on Netflix. Gosh – Wales is bleak!
Metal Detectorists on the March
22,000 small denomination Roman coins! Great photos at the link, and a really clear explanation of the Treasure Act and the Portable Antiquity Scheme (so clear I forwarded to both my Roman class and my First Year Seminar).
Sanctimony over deaccession – whose art is it?
I'm teaching a First Year Seminar this fall on cultural property and just found another article for them to read. A regional museum in England sells an Egyptian statue to pay for building a new wing – and everyone is getting up in arms.
I'm especially amused by the Egyptian ambassador's fulminations. I've BEEN to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo – it's a museological disaster. And, though there are plenty of packing crates just sitting around in the public areas, they have works in storage, too.
As many as 3% of the £1 coins are forgeries?
You have to read to the end of the article to find this out. The Royal Mint is replacing the current (1983-present) £1 coin with a new dodecagonal model. 3% of the current coins in circulation are forgeries? Really? That seems like a lot.
I'm all for pretenders and such . . .
. . . but María del Rosario Cayetana Alfonsa Victoria Eugenia Francisca Fitz-James Stuart y de Silva, 18th Duchess of Alba de Tormes, Grandee of Spain may be a reason to vote against Scottish independence.
Metal detectorists – a subculture, and a legal one at that.
Read this article: the man who found the gold bracelets has made a number of other finds – and he was part of a 100-person group searching the Forest of Dean that weekend.
I'm in the process of getting a First Year Seminar called "Stealing Art/Saving Art" approved for next fall. The main topic is understanding cultural property – who owns art? One of the units I'm planning is a compare and contrast between the practices and legal situation of metal detectorists in the UK and tombaroli in Italy. The British experiment beginning in the 1990s (I believe) with allowing detectorists to profit from their finds legally has been wonderful for archaeology. Meanwhile, in Italy, where the finds are much bigger, no one but the State (through its designates) can excavate anything legally.
His first time with a metal detetector . . .
. . . and he finds a coin hoard with 55 Roman golden solidi. That's a hobby purchase that paid for itself. Great photos – including one of the shopkeeper who sold the metal detector. You know his shelves are bare, now!
You mean that's a Van Dyck over there in the corner?
A British effort to put pictures of all the oil paintings in the UK online pays off – an art historian spotted a previously unknown Van Dyck portrait.
The painting, which was not thought to be important and in a bad condition, was covered in layers of dirt and varnish and was not on display at the Bowes Museum.
But it was photographed as part of the Public Catalogue Foundation's mission to document every oil painting in public ownership and added to the BBC's Your Paintings website, where it was spotted by art historian and dealer Dr Bendor Grosvenor.
"Although as part of our national heritage values are irrelevant, for insurance purposes it should now be valued at anything up to £1m," Dr Grosvenor said.
"Had it appeared at auction as a copy, and in its dirty state, it would probably only have been estimated at about £3,000-5,000."
Grosvenor runs Art History News – here's an example of what he's doing with this picture.
The general initiative is called Your Paintings.
So easy even a 4 year old can do it . . .
Look what a 4 year old can find with a metal detector – if he lives in Essex: Christmas-themed medieval stuff, now on display at the British Museum.
Ptolemy Dean, Surveyor of the Fabric of Westminster Abbey . . .
Ptolemy Dean, Surveyor of the Fabric of Westminster Abbey. It sounds like a young adult book title, almost, but he really is the 19th Surveyor of the Fabric of Westminster. Who names a child Ptolemy? Parents who are sure their little darling will grow up to be someone interesting!
He's got plans for Westminster Abbey, too – we might be able to get up into the triforium (the gallery between the arches of the nave arcade and the visible stained glass windows above) soon!
Anglo-Saxon hall excavated in Kent
Nice aerial photo of a big feasting hall excavated in Kent – and a tease that, like at Yeavering in Northumbria, there may be more buildings in a complex.
Paul McCartney is . . .
. . . six years past his own self-advertised sell-by date. Born, 1942. 64 in 2006. Now 70.
50,000 Celtic coins found on Jersey
Not in Jersey, on Jersey. The Channel Island, not the State. The story.
Click and look at the picture in this version – the find is a block that weighs 3/4 of a ton!
There's almost no way to have a find of that size without it eventually telling us things we didn't know about, say, Celtic exchange and trade around the time of Julius Caesar.


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Peter Schiff is asked if he would run for SENATE in 2010
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This would be very cool. It would help bring back the excitement of Dr. Pauls campaign.
It would be tough to win in Conneticut but would be the first big test for C4L in helping a candidate win national office.
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10 Things BlackBerry Z10 Does That iPhone Can'tAdded 8th Apr 2013
One solid sign that the Z10 is getting some attention in the United States is the number of inquiries I'm currently receiving from readers, colleagues, coworkers, friends and family about the Z10. The inquiries usually go something like this: "You have the new BlackBerry, right? [Insert name of somebody they know here; Joe Schmo, for example] has one too, and he really likes it. But I don't know if I can switch from my iPhone. I'm due for an upgrade, but the new iPhone is coming out soon, and I might just play it safe. What can the new BlackBerry do that my iPhone can't?"
I hear from a lot of Android users, too, but more people I've spoken with use iPhones. So for the purpose of this article, I'm going to stick with a BlackBerry Z10 v. iPhone comparison. Instead of repeating the same ol' spiel to everybody who asks about why they should buy the Z10 instead of a new iPhone, here's a quick list of things the Z10 can do that the iPhone can't.
Before I get started, I'll state that this post is in no way saying the BlackBerry Z10 is "better" than the iPhone. You should do a lot more research before buying a new phone than just reading one article.
With that said, here's a list of 10 BlackBerry Z10 features that you will not find in any iPhone.
(For more on the first BlackBerry 10 smartphone, read my Z10 guide, which includes a review, tips, tricks, best apps and more.)
1) BlackBerry Z10's Mini HDMI Out, Standard Charging Ports
One of my single favorite features found in the BlackBerry Z10 smartphone is the HDMI-out port, which lets you easily connect your device to any TV, monitor or display with an HDMI-in port. The HDMI support lets you watch HD video, stream music or share anything else on your device by mirroring its screen on your HD display. HDMI-out support is not an exclusive BlackBerry Z10 feature; a number of Android phones from Motorola have mini HDMI ports. But you won't see any such port on any Apple gadget.
Unlike any of Apple's products, the BlackBerry Z10 has standard charging ports. That means you can use any microUSB power cord or sync cable you may have on hand. And you get access to a larger number of third-party accessories that aren't necessary built just for the Z10 and, therefore, are often cheaper than Apple-specific cords and accessories.
2) BlackBerry 10 and TimeShift Camera
An awesome new camera feature in BlackBerry 10 is the TimeShift camera setting, which helps you capture better pictures of groups of people - particularly children, who may have trouble sitting still. TimeShift takes a rapid series of images and lets you isolate the faces of the subjects in your photos. You can then tap the faces in the picture and "fast forward" or "rewind" them to find the best facial expressions. TimeShift is unique to BlackBerry 10 - you won't find anything like it built into iOS or Android - and it works very well.
3) Expandable Storage up to 64GB
The BlackBerry Z10 supports microSD memory cards up to 64GB, which boosts the device's overall storage capacity to 80GB at a time. (The Z10 only comes in one 16GB model.) I use one 64GB memory card in my device, and I carry around another pair of 64GB cards for a total of more than 200GB of storage at any given time. I have a massive music collection, and I can fit almost all of it on these three media cards. I could also carry additional memory cards if I wanted more storage space. The iPhone doesn't support expandable storage, and the largest storage capacity for iPhone is 64GB.
4) BlackBerry Z10 Removable Battery
Even more valuable than support for microSD media cards is the fact that you can swap out the BlackBerry Z10's 1800-mAh battery. I have yet to find a single smartphone that will last a full day of travel, with heavy use, without charging multiple times. That's why support for removable batteries is an absolutely necessity for meanyone who travels frequently. Spare Z10 batteries can be purchased for less than $25 each on Amazon.com. And BlackBerry offers a cool Battery Charger Bundle that comes with a spare battery and a charging dock for simultaneously powering up your Z10 and an extra battery.
5) BlackBerry Z10 Runs Android Apps
The BlackBerry Z10 and its BlackBerry 10 OS may have only a fraction of the applications as iOS, but the Z10 can run not only native BlackBerry apps, but also repackaged or "ported" Android apps. Some official versions of ported Android apps are available in the BlackBerry World app store, but many more can be found online and then manually sideloaded onto your device. You can even repackage your own Android apps if you're willing to put in time and effort - though not all apps will work the way they do on Android.
The quality of Android apps on BlackBerry 10 varies widely, depending on the complexity of the apps and how much effort the developers put into making them BlackBerry 10 compatible. But support for Android apps provides BlackBerry 10 users with a wider base of applications while BlackBerry improves developer support and builds its catalogue of quality native BlackBerry apps.
6) BlackBerry Z10 Screen Share during BBM Video Chat
BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) app got a significant upgrade in BlackBerry 10. You can now use BBM in BlackBerry 10 for video calls, in addition to voice and text chats, over Wi-Fi and 4G cellular networks. BBM in BlackBerry 10 also lets you share your device's screen with video-chat participants, so you could initiate a video chat with a colleague to show them a presentation or chat with a long-distance loved one while showing them pictures of your recent travels. (Note: BlackBerry 10 is required for video chats; you cannot chat with users of older BlackBerrys or non-BlackBerry devices.)
I know of some screen sharing software for iOS, but BBM screen sharing lets you quickly switch back and forth between sharing and a video chat, and you can continue your voice chat while sharing your device's display.
7) The BlackBerry Z10 and BlackBerry 10 Virtual Keyboard
My single favorite feature in BlackBerry 10, and on the Z10, is the virtual keyboard. It's the best touch-screen, virtual keyboard I have ever used, hands down. When it comes to accuracy, ease of use and predictive-text features, it puts the stock iOS keyboard to shame.
The on-screen keys are large, and the keyboard's rows are separated by virtual "frets," which add some space and provide more touchable area per key. The keyboard literally "learns" your typing behavior and adjusts accordingly. For example, if you have large hands and you constantly hit the "P" key when you're trying to tap the letter "O," the keyboard learns your pattern and adjusts itself.
The BlackBerry 10 keyboard's predictive-text features are what truly set it apart from other touch-screen keypads. When you start typing, the software predicts what it thinks you'll type next. But unlike other keyboards, the predicted words appear directly above the next letter in the word you're typing. To finish the word you just slide your finger upward from above the letter you're on.
The Z10 virtual keypad also takes predictive text a step further. In the past week, I've send a lot emails to PR people and sources, and I closed many of these messages with a standard: "Thanks very much for your assistance." Now, when I start typing "Thanks," on my Z10, it not only predicts that word, but "very" automatically appears above the "V" key. And if I slide my finger up to type "very," the word "much" appears above the "M" key and so on.
8) The BlackBerry Hub
The heart and soul of BlackBerry 10 is the BlackBerry Hub, and it's a standout feature. The BlackBerry Hub shows all of your messages and notifications in a single place. And you can easily access it, when you're using a specific application or while you're navigating home screens, by sliding your thumb up from the bottom of the display and then to the right, to pull the active page to the side and "peek" at your Hub. If you want to open a message or notification you just continue your thumb's leftward motion until the Hub takes up your entire display and click on the message or notification of your choice. If there are no pressing messages, you can slide your thumb back to the right and return to whatever you were doing.
BlackBerry Hub also lets you filter messages and notifications so you see only the items you want. For example, when you're in the Hub you can pick Email to see only email messages, or you could choose Facebook to see only messages and notifications from Facebook Friends. Developers can build applications that integrate with the Hub, and the more Hub-compatible apps you use the richer the information you find there. BlackBerry Hub is unlike anything in iOS, and though it takes some getting used to, it works very well.
9) BlackBerry 10 and Active Frames
BlackBerry 10 can keep up to 8 applications running at one time, and each app is represented with its own Active Frame that appears on your main home-screen pane. Active Frames are dynamic windows that update themselves periodically with new information. Different apps provide different levels of information via Active Frame, depending on the software's integration with BlackBerry 10. But a deeply integrated app can provide a wealth of information just by viewing its Active Frame.
A couple of examples: The Active Frame for the BlackBerry World store rotates through popular and spotlighted apps, noteworthy films and music to show you what's hot at a given time without actually opening up the app store; and the BeWeather 10 app shows rotating weather information and graphics for your pre-set locations in its Active Frame.
10) BlackBerry 10 and BlackBerry Balance
BlackBerry Balance is a technology built into the BlackBerry 10 OS that lets IT administrators create two separate personas on your smartphone: one for work; and one for personal. While Balance sounds like a feature designed specifically for IT, it also benefits users because it keeps all personal information separate from corporate data, so IT never has to access personal files - or delete them in case of a security scare. Balance couldn't be more unobtrusive for the user, so it doesn't affect the overall experience. And it provides piece of mind for both IT and Z10 users.
BlackBerry recently announced Secure Work Space features that will bring Balance-like dual personas to iOS and Android, but the security features won't match those available via BlackBerry 10 and BES 10. And the user experience will likely be less smooth.
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IoT Hasn't Achieved its True Potential: Prateek Pashine, Tata Teleservices
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Connected TVs is Fast Becoming a Mainstream Concept: Harwinder Singh Jutla, Tata Elxsi
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Former Rackspace CTO Retorts to Gartner's Disapproval of OpenStack
During his recent visit to India, Alan Perkins, former Rackspace Asia Pacific CTO, shared his thoughts on the future of OpenStack, new generation cloud computing technologies and responded to a recent statement by a Gartner analyst that made light of OpenStack.


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Peep one of the cuts off rising rapper Calez' latest EP "G-Unit Bundle Pack" which you can grab on HNHH now!
Things are improving for Calez with each new offering, and Love Ceito is certainly no exception. It's a worthy addition to the Calez's catalogue, which has seen much evolution as of late. We're definitely anticipating the next step.
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Laura Benanti's pantsuit, Carrie Underwood's acting, and those swastikas.
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If you feel it's just engineering, then maybe it's time for a change or perhaps some home project that reawakens the magic and art of programming for you again.
I don't think you understand the meaning of word engineering. Engineering and art are not mutually exclusive.
From a professional engineering perceptive what you are calling art is far closer to engineering than what you are calling engineering and once you start repeating processes without redesigning them you are no longer engineering at all.


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WASHINGTON - In a tightly contested men's tennis match the Georgetown Hoyas fell to local rival GWU earlier today, 6-1. The loss snapped an eight match winning streak for the Hoyas and is the lone home loss of the year. The Hoyas overall record now stands at 10-9 and they are 8-1 at home.
Three closely played doubles matches began the afternoon. GWU won on court three but the Hoyas evened the doubles competition after Charlie Caris (Des Moines, Iowa/Theodore Roosevelt) and Casey Distaso (The Woodlands, Texas/Edmond North) brought home an 8-5 win at one doubles. GWU seized the momentum by winning second doubles and leading the overall match 1-0.
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EDIT: oh and cable ties are a must with this kind of setup!
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I understand though that it works on a school by school basis, no two schools are the same, but i'm willing to bet i could walk in to quite a lot of schools and be disgusted with they're spending (i include my own in that, but not in the ICT spending as i now deal with a lot of it, though my manager deals with most of it still)
Trying to get rid of staff laptops altogether, but it's proving difficult, luckily the head is semi behind us on it though
EDIT: only got one classroom of laptops (in two trolleys that go between the science labs) and those are now 5 years old and falling apart, those were HP Celerons but they managed to last in the hands of students! crap laptops though.
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Anyway, back to Desktops.... I am using more and more refurbished PCs from John @ict-direct simply due to the great value of them and the support from John, I did purchase some i3 machines last year for our Dedicated Media Rooms and the year before high end Core2 machines for the small pilot media room, other than that I'm looking more and more at Refurbished PCs simply as a new PC with 3 year warranty is £450+ (from the big names), but I can get a refurb one with a high end spec for half that price and its got enough ram and CPU power for a good 3 years life within the school, so if it does us 3 years for £200 or so, yet we only get 5 years (on paper) on a £450+ New PC what is the point of getting them as we get better value from the refurb PCs.
I've nothing against building your own, however home brew machines in our place have no respect and no confidence in them as they simply didn't cut the mustard for our needs so we need a period of showing look this kit works and people respect brand names, its a disgrace that its that way but the rooms with big name kit in are looked after better by staff and students than the home-brew / generic PCs.
I do like the idea of open PC being panels etc that is a good idea however so something work thinking about for when I next get funding to completely re-design an IT room from scratch.
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Too slow for a certain requirement i'd allow, but you can't expect me to believe that your entire school uses cpu intensive software?
We have Pentium 4 Ds which still hold there own on windows 7!
Do you have a scheduled weekly disk defrag on your PCs? scripts running to clean up the junk folders? etc etc, it's more likely that they're being filled with crap rather than the hardware not coping.
Buy all retail processors, 3 year warrentys per processor and you get an intel sticker with it....perfect, it's now branded as intel
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@mrbios - we do buy i5s but as a primary school we buy stuff to last for ages and still be usable without a pile of compromises two thirds of the way through their actual lifespan. When you brought your Pentium Ds were they three revisions back too. As a comparison we still have 7 year old machines that can run Windows 7 reliably.
Your method of construction does interest me though and if we had ay large computer labs appointed like that (with space) I would totally look at something like this but would probably irritate you in my CPU choices. How does stuff like full screen encoding work on those CPUs for tutorial videos and the like as we had some i3s that choked on that. We also look at the power consumption figures for our gear closely to try and reduce the ammount of heat it puts out and by extention sound. The latest CPUs are just so efficient in comparison being able to use the same idle poser as an Atom chip but still spin up to decent levels of performance and with the right setup can even go passive cooling when idle under stock heat sinks.
As you say it is different per school but in our particular case we buy stuff to really last with good driver support so that even five or more years down the line they can still support the latest OS without having to rebuy what was otherwise a perfectly good machine.
What is your refersh cycle like on those builds out of interest, 3 years?
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@mrbios where do you get your G620T motherboard bundle from, care to share the link?
The pentium Ds were actually a wrong choice when they were purchased and certainly not my choice! at the time of purchase the E2xxx range were cooler, used less power, the same price, and about twice/three times as fast, that was my managers fault though, had we bought the E2xxx chips they'd have likely lasted 5 years easily. That said they have lasted nearly 4 years, and the only reason they aren't lasting longer is due to a dodgy batch of foxconn motherboards where the electrolyte capacitors have started leaking (a problem which shouldn't happen again as they all use solid capacitors these days, also a problem that was likely to occour in prebuilt PCs - foxconn admitted the problem and sent us 50 new motherboards, again my managers fault for buying foxconn crap).
Good driver support is something i ensure when i buy, it's a prime reason i don't use AMD kit, as much as i like AMDs processors and prices the motherboards are poo
Infact one thing i notice is that the hard drive seems to cause more problems than the rest of the PC in the long haul, hopefully the 40GB SSDs should fix that Also most parts these days, so long as you buy retail and not oem, comes with warrantys from 1-5 years. We have a field on our asset register where we log the purchase date, order number and products on that order along with their warranty start and end date, that way when parts die we have an easy referral point.
I'd like to make it clear though that i'm not saying that i think what anyone else is doing is wrong, just that i get the impression that in some schools around the country money is needlessly wasted, though i can't say that for certain without knowing a ton of other things to do with that school, i'm more questioning peoples practices rather than accusing, as i know i can come off as a bit of a **** on this subject which i feel quite strongly about
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Processor: not currently on novatechs site, but a price we were given through a quote: £51.50 unit cost
SSD: Again not currently on novatechs site, but price given through quote: £63.90 unit cost
Quote works out about £225 per PC including the PSU, i'm hoping the SSD price might drop a bit before we order though as about a month ago it was £59 per unit.
So All in that's an Intel G620T 35w processor, Asus mini ITX motherboard, 4GB OCZ Memory, 40GB Intel 320 SSD, Corsair CX430W PSU.
Could make the build cheaper by getting £12 power supplies but i've lost kit due to shoddy cheap power supplies in the past so im not going to bother this time. I fully expect those PCs to last us 5 years as well, if you wanted to up the cost by £10 you could put a G850 in there which would be a lot faster (the G620T is 2.2ghz, the G850 is 2.9ghz) but obviously you lose the lower power/heat addition then.
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oh i should also add that we're getting a G620T bundle (once they're available) and a G850 processor to fully test the setup prior to purchase, so i'll let you know how that goes
I'll be testing using Adobe CS5, Visual basic 2010, windows movie maker....i might even test adobe premiere elements and see how they fare on that, though i can't see that being fantastic
All machines get re-imaged termly, profdel set on them etc... so they're as speedy as they can be.
Celeron's just can't and don't cut the mustard.
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The action floats between the present and the day Petie died. Fischer plays Bonnie, the mother of Petie and his now teenage sister, Jesse. It's almost the 10th anniversary of Petie's death; Jesse begs her mother to reveal the details of that horrific day, but she refuses. The wild card is Daddy, a crazy religious fanatic who returned from prison shortly before Petie's death and was later locked up again.
Jesse's life has been on hold since that fateful day. She reacts by avoiding men, being hypersensitive to situations that hint of abuse and rejecting religion, which is the founding principle of every other person in her family.
Bonnie rarely leaves the house and is toying with taking Reverend Spark's advice to add one new thing to her life each week. (This week, it is Bartlett pears.) Jesse works at a Bi-Lo with her best friend, KM, who is dating a bully.
"Petie" tells more than it shows. It touches on a myriad of important subjects in ways so obvious that we hear the words, rather than feel them. There are too many scenes and too many characters. The foreshadowing is relentless. There is no background music, but scene changes are marked by sounds projected from a speaker: the trickling of water, the sighs of a child. That is intriguing at the play's beginning but tiresome by the end.
At center stage is a rowboat, which we know is the scene of the crime. To the left is a dining room set as fatigued as the family that owns it. To the right is a shifting depiction of Bi-Lo, which goes from the check-out counter to the break room.
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Petie is played by Rock Hill fifth-grader Walker Dixon. He has a lot of lines, and he memorized them well. However, his mother and sister have deep Southern accents, and he doesn't.
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Classic rock and oldies playing just loud enough get you humming along, album covers and LPs on the walls and a casual, friendly beat make Bilda Burger a welcome spot for all ages. Bilda, the grinning fraulein boar with braids and puffy sleeves, is the burger shop's mascot, serving as a direct point to the menu and a play on a build-a-burger concept.
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Melbourne on radar for Emerald Queen The connections of the well-performed Emerald Queen might … 18 Dec
Atlante to stand at Mapperley Stud Atlante is back where he made his Group One name ahead of … 18 Dec
News in Brief Bounding ready to go, Windborne to run in Eclipse and Chri… 18 Dec
Ransomed leads local cup charge Gary Vile is chasing a second Gr.3 Manawatu Cup title with… 17 Dec
Casino cashing in on sprint chances Casino isn't being kept to sprint distances by desig… 17 Dec
Keenan looking forward to next stage of stayer's career Wayne Keenan will be enjoying the best of both racing worl… 17 Dec
Waipukurau jockey Club Trainers Bonus Dunstan Horsefeeds & Waipukurau Jockey Club have combi… 12 Nov
Highland Rose The Fraser Auret trained Highland Rose, the 2 points… 11 Nov
BYO Ends at Waikato Racing Club A BYO policy that has allowed race-goers attending the Te … 29 Oct
Racing 'In the Pink' at Arawa Park Years of hard work will pay dividends for locals and visit… 10 Oct
Lion Co Races Roar for TRAC Group Spring traditionally brings some of the best racing action… 10 Oct
New Zealand Cup and Show Week at Riccarton Park Selling Out Fast! Five weeks out from New Zealand Cup and Show Week and inte… 7 Oct
Punters Competition at Otaki-Maori Join the fun at the Otaki-Maori Racing Club and put a team… 3 Oct
The Edge Carriage Carpark Enhanced The increasingly popular Riccarton Park 'The Edge&rs… 26 Sep
New Zealand Cup Meeting First Acceptances First acceptances closed on Wednesday 24 September 2014 fo… 26 Sep
Lion Co Races Roar for TRAC Group Spring traditionally brings some of the best racing action… 24 Sep
BYO Ends At Waikato Racing Club A BYO policy that has allowed race‐goers attending the Te … 17 Sep
Otaki Maori jump out heats 12 Sep
Saturday Afternoon
Track: Dead 6
Rail: True | 6mm rain since Saturday Morning
Weather & Track updated as at 3.21pm Saturday 20 December
Race Day
Weather: Fine | Now Overcast
Track: Good 3
Rail: Out 2m
Weather and track updated at 6.30am Saturday 20 December
Race Day
Weather: Fine
Track: Dead 4 | Good @ 2.13pm
Rail: True | No Rain
Weather and track updated at 6.25am Saturday 20 December
Friday Morning
Weather: Drizzling (now Fine)
Track: Dead 5
Rail: True | 0.5mm Rain Overnight
Weather & Track updated at 9.21am Friday 19 December
Updated 10.49am Friday 19 December
Reminder To All Trainers:
First Withdawals (10am) & First Late Nominations (12pm) for the Platinum Homes Wellington Cup & J & N Berkett Telegraph are due Wednesday 17 December with the National Racing Bureau.
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Chris Dell Hospitalised After Trial Fall.
Please Note; Due to a technical issue the replay for R1 is not yet available.