October 13, 2024 • 6 mins
Bathurst 1000, Rugby league and Cricket!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Whether it's gum boots or rugby boots. The Country Sport
Breakfast has you covered on gold Sport, your home of
live commentary.
Speaker 2 (00:14):
I come from the dream time, from the dusty red
soil plane and that's where we take you right down
to the dream time, to the dusty red soil plans
catch up with their Ossie correspondent Jim Dolar Morning Gym.
You survived Bathurst? Okay? Yesterday?
Speaker 1 (00:34):
Man the chocolate subliminal advertising. All I wanted all day
was a chickout roll. I just kept seeing that car
out in the front and it took me back to
late nights out finding some dodgy servo and looking at
the bay Marie and there's a chicko role and I thought,
that's what I need today.
Speaker 2 (00:50):
I've got to say one of the highlights for me,
and it wasn't actually the race, but it was on
the grid before the start of the race. The singing
of the national anthem by the ten ten is one
of the best bootssions of advanced Australia. Run fair I've
ever heard unfair? Sorry fair of course.
Speaker 1 (01:08):
Yeah, there's been some creative ways of doing it. We
used to just rock out Julie Anthony everything that happened,
and she would think it. But yes, there's been some
very creative ones. And it was a race, and I
quite enjoyed seeing the safety cat not being involved, and yeah,
oh yeah, just sometimes I think it dart officially creates something.
(01:29):
So I just Brodie Kistiki and he's Cowie Todd Hazel.
They were just like machines, the remarkable skill and mental
toughness for one hundred and sixty one laps to be
mistake free on the amountain like that that doesn't have
too many too much margin for error. Yeah, it was
just amazing to watch. And then at the end when
(01:50):
the tires start to get a bit aware and rock fend,
he thinks he's got a chance, but he just couldn't
get close enough to Kosticki, So I think he certainly
deserved his wing. And yeah it was the weather didn't
play a role. The fans sort of got a bit
of what they wanted. We had a brown snake get
on the track on Thursday and stop racing, but the
(02:11):
poor blake that had to catch it all weekend people
were giving him killer Python, those slowly snakes. Just as
a bit of a gag, so yeah, a bit of
a right. So Todd Hazel would too. He has said
how it was tough for him and his family to
get him into the cars, and he used to work
in a sausage sizzle outside a hardware store and that's
how they made ends meet. So yeah, and he says
(02:33):
he's at peace with being a co driver and a
good car for two races a year rather than struggling
through twelve rounds in a poor car, So yeah, it
was great for him. He did think he was hallucinating
at one stage. We got to imagine it could be
like that, and yeah, I think they were very well deserved.
And your young black pain he's going to have another
(02:56):
crack next year.
Speaker 2 (02:57):
Yeah, I had to have my money on at the tab.
I thought Matte and Gartender to win the race. But yeah,
he was the only only crash during the entire one
hundred and sixty one labs.
Speaker 1 (03:06):
And that's just the way that Mountain does it to
some people. So they were just imagine making more determined
to have another crack next year.
Speaker 2 (03:14):
That Mountain does bite, as we saw in the build
up to the race. All right, let's talk about a
rugby league in a great rugby league celebration on the weekend.
Speaker 1 (03:22):
Yeah, thirty bus degrees, a house for of people screaming
to the other team and a rock hard ground. But
it was of course in Port Moresby where the Prime
Minister's third scene from Australia in Men and Women and
the Australian schoolboys took on their PMG school boys and
it was just a big day of celebration of rugby
(03:43):
league and the home team was certainly primed for it,
and the fans too when they scored twice to lead twelve,
feeling the big game against the PMS thirteen, but Bradford
was boys kicked in the gear, winning forty two to twenty.
The try of the day was scored by the home
team that made the fans pretty happy. The Gussie girls
did a little easier, winning fifty mil. They really got
(04:04):
their game together and you knew they met business. Every
time they scored a try. They ran back to their
positions at half way to start again, and I thought,
in thirty degrees running back you want to that might
weigh out pretty quick. And I think the P and
G being an expansion side, a lot of people got
proved correct when the school boys result finished twenty two.
All Australia had to score right on the bell to
(04:26):
level it up but then missed the conversion. So they
do have some depth when they become an expansion side.
And yeah, I think a few people might have seen
the P and G. Mon't just be a pie in
the sky thing to become an expansion team.
Speaker 2 (04:39):
Absolutely, and a challenge for cricket selectors over there as well.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
Yeah, we know Dave Warner's required, so we're looking for
an opening batsman. The Steve Smith experiment, I think we
can all agree hasn't worked exactly the way people would
like and he's probably better suited to coming in at
number four. And we had the first round of sheffild
of Shield matches last week into one day. As on
the week Candon, we had three drawers because the pitchers
are also good. Now we've got a rising star Sam Constance.
(05:06):
He could take another mercurial step to his dream of
Test cricket. Australia eighteen to play India will be named today.
This nineteen year old scored twin centuries in his Shield
debut for New South Wales just last week. Doug Walters,
who made one hundred and fifty five against England and
his debut at the tender age of nineteen. He reckons
(05:27):
the kids ready and can be a long term replacement
for Dave Warner. So we're all seeing if Sam Constance
will be a Constance will be picked today, and how
he will go against the might of India and what
could be his dream move shoehornted to the first test.
Speaker 2 (05:42):
You guys just have these people who just keep popping up,
don't you in your.
Speaker 1 (05:45):
Cricket Yeah, summers here we're getting excited.
Speaker 2 (05:49):
Oh bit you all right? I mean, good catch up mate,
have a good week and.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
I'm off for financy roll.
Speaker 2 (05:55):
I'm as dlers you've gone and ours he correspondent here
on gold Sport
Whether it's gum boots or rugby boots. The Country Sport
Breakfast has you covered on gold Sport, your home of
live commentary.
Speaker 2 (00:14):
I come from the dream time, from the dusty red
soil plane and that's where we take you right down
to the dream time, to the dusty red soil plans
catch up with their Ossie correspondent Jim Dolar Morning Gym.
You survived Bathurst? Okay? Yesterday?
Speaker 1 (00:34):
Man the chocolate subliminal advertising. All I wanted all day
was a chickout roll. I just kept seeing that car
out in the front and it took me back to
late nights out finding some dodgy servo and looking at
the bay Marie and there's a chicko role and I thought,
that's what I need today.
Speaker 2 (00:50):
I've got to say one of the highlights for me,
and it wasn't actually the race, but it was on
the grid before the start of the race. The singing
of the national anthem by the ten ten is one
of the best bootssions of advanced Australia. Run fair I've
ever heard unfair? Sorry fair of course.
Speaker 1 (01:08):
Yeah, there's been some creative ways of doing it. We
used to just rock out Julie Anthony everything that happened,
and she would think it. But yes, there's been some
very creative ones. And it was a race, and I
quite enjoyed seeing the safety cat not being involved, and yeah,
oh yeah, just sometimes I think it dart officially creates something.
(01:29):
So I just Brodie Kistiki and he's Cowie Todd Hazel.
They were just like machines, the remarkable skill and mental
toughness for one hundred and sixty one laps to be
mistake free on the amountain like that that doesn't have
too many too much margin for error. Yeah, it was
just amazing to watch. And then at the end when
(01:50):
the tires start to get a bit aware and rock fend,
he thinks he's got a chance, but he just couldn't
get close enough to Kosticki, So I think he certainly
deserved his wing. And yeah it was the weather didn't
play a role. The fans sort of got a bit
of what they wanted. We had a brown snake get
on the track on Thursday and stop racing, but the
(02:11):
poor blake that had to catch it all weekend people
were giving him killer Python, those slowly snakes. Just as
a bit of a gag, so yeah, a bit of
a right. So Todd Hazel would too. He has said
how it was tough for him and his family to
get him into the cars, and he used to work
in a sausage sizzle outside a hardware store and that's
how they made ends meet. So yeah, and he says
(02:33):
he's at peace with being a co driver and a
good car for two races a year rather than struggling
through twelve rounds in a poor car, So yeah, it
was great for him. He did think he was hallucinating
at one stage. We got to imagine it could be
like that, and yeah, I think they were very well deserved.
And your young black pain he's going to have another
(02:56):
crack next year.
Speaker 2 (02:57):
Yeah, I had to have my money on at the tab.
I thought Matte and Gartender to win the race. But yeah,
he was the only only crash during the entire one
hundred and sixty one labs.
Speaker 1 (03:06):
And that's just the way that Mountain does it to
some people. So they were just imagine making more determined
to have another crack next year.
Speaker 2 (03:14):
That Mountain does bite, as we saw in the build
up to the race. All right, let's talk about a
rugby league in a great rugby league celebration on the weekend.
Speaker 1 (03:22):
Yeah, thirty bus degrees, a house for of people screaming
to the other team and a rock hard ground. But
it was of course in Port Moresby where the Prime
Minister's third scene from Australia in Men and Women and
the Australian schoolboys took on their PMG school boys and
it was just a big day of celebration of rugby
(03:43):
league and the home team was certainly primed for it,
and the fans too when they scored twice to lead twelve,
feeling the big game against the PMS thirteen, but Bradford
was boys kicked in the gear, winning forty two to twenty.
The try of the day was scored by the home
team that made the fans pretty happy. The Gussie girls
did a little easier, winning fifty mil. They really got
(04:04):
their game together and you knew they met business. Every
time they scored a try. They ran back to their
positions at half way to start again, and I thought,
in thirty degrees running back you want to that might
weigh out pretty quick. And I think the P and
G being an expansion side, a lot of people got
proved correct when the school boys result finished twenty two.
All Australia had to score right on the bell to
(04:26):
level it up but then missed the conversion. So they
do have some depth when they become an expansion side.
And yeah, I think a few people might have seen
the P and G. Mon't just be a pie in
the sky thing to become an expansion team.
Speaker 2 (04:39):
Absolutely, and a challenge for cricket selectors over there as well.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
Yeah, we know Dave Warner's required, so we're looking for
an opening batsman. The Steve Smith experiment, I think we
can all agree hasn't worked exactly the way people would
like and he's probably better suited to coming in at
number four. And we had the first round of sheffild
of Shield matches last week into one day. As on
the week Candon, we had three drawers because the pitchers
are also good. Now we've got a rising star Sam Constance.
(05:06):
He could take another mercurial step to his dream of
Test cricket. Australia eighteen to play India will be named today.
This nineteen year old scored twin centuries in his Shield
debut for New South Wales just last week. Doug Walters,
who made one hundred and fifty five against England and
his debut at the tender age of nineteen. He reckons
(05:27):
the kids ready and can be a long term replacement
for Dave Warner. So we're all seeing if Sam Constance
will be a Constance will be picked today, and how
he will go against the might of India and what
could be his dream move shoehornted to the first test.
Speaker 2 (05:42):
You guys just have these people who just keep popping up,
don't you in your.
Speaker 1 (05:45):
Cricket Yeah, summers here we're getting excited.
Speaker 2 (05:49):
Oh bit you all right? I mean, good catch up mate,
have a good week and.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
I'm off for financy roll.
Speaker 2 (05:55):
I'm as dlers you've gone and ours he correspondent here
on gold Sport
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