March 30, 2026 • 8 mins
Disaster gives the latest results from the southern dog trial circuit.
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
I understand.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
Thanks to Abbi Rur, will we catch up once again
with Grant Disaster McMaster. He's got a sidekick today, Brian Dag.
They've been weaning calves up there at close per in station.
Gooday guys, house eggs.
Speaker 3 (00:17):
Yeah good. He's the exit of the building. Andy here.
So we're just waiting for the second truck to come
as we've had quite a good lot of cars get
away today, so we've have to we've got to get
another truck and to come and give us a hand.
So that's he's he's just like looking at the moment,
but no, it's nine degrees at the moment. It's fine.
(00:37):
Bit of a col briefly is here.
Speaker 2 (00:39):
Yeah, it's not that warm and Gore, I think it's
a slight correction and we're going to go into warm
temperatures until Saturday.
Speaker 4 (00:45):
But I don't know, it's been a pretty good march.
Speaker 2 (00:47):
Actually, this just shows you today April's around the corner
and just knocking on your head and telling you year
I'm here.
Speaker 3 (00:53):
Yeah, well we got we got twenty five meals of
rain over the weekend actually Saturday night and a nice
rain till Sunday. Lunchtime, which was really really good timing.
That's got it's got water going back through the creek
and the caval yards paddle, although it's it's sort of
dropping away again now, so yeah, lakes Low creeks are low,
but you know, three or five miles away and it's
(01:15):
still looking really good in here.
Speaker 1 (01:17):
So we're we're lucky.
Speaker 3 (01:19):
Yeah, all the all the weaning's done. We just truck
and trailer away with odom cow and we have too
many for one unit. So luckily there's another another truck
coming down from Mount Crichton, so there's enough for the
last fifteen on that. So they are away today in
the sale tomorrow. So yeah, cows are making a bit
of noise at the moment, but all in pretty good
(01:41):
and good condition as you expect. Calves looking good, and
we'll TV will pregnancy test on Friday and get the
cows out and yeah, start to get the cows working again.
Speaker 4 (01:53):
How many calves have you weaned all of them? Yeah?
Numbers right, one hundred.
Speaker 3 (02:00):
One hundred and twenty eight calves the way, so that
was that's pretty good. And we had one hundred and
twenty six cows, so that's well, that's we lost the
ob but that's that's the way it stands at the moment.
So yeah, the few calves come out, no doubt, but yeah,
good we said all the carves, didn't didn't keep any back.
(02:22):
They're all a pretty good even line. The idea I've
got the last couple of years out. There's any smaller ones,
I've just keep them at the hells four or five
of them. But you know, the market's as good as
it's it's ever been, so you know everything's selling. So yeah,
all a pretty good even line. Heaps look good, but
we'll see what happens tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (02:40):
So you're buying cattle in there obviously. As far as
breeding propositions.
Speaker 3 (02:44):
Yeah, I've always bought. We've always bought about twenty five
heifers every year or to normally to carve as three
year olds. It's getting in straight.
Speaker 1 (02:53):
Blacks and we put the herop and ball over and
so you know that first class is quite well sought after,
especially in heathers, and that's you know that's rewarded us
over the years with with selling our hippers at at
the at the overcow sale. So hopefully Paul Croox is
listening and Cox.
Speaker 3 (03:09):
He normally comes up. He is a good a good
buyer of airs for.
Speaker 1 (03:13):
Us, and he he normally.
Speaker 3 (03:15):
Comes and has a going our heaper, so I hope
he's back up again. And yeah, so that's that's the
way we're roll So we just we normally we've always
got our heipers from the same place. But remember a
couple of years ago there was an outbreak of TV
in that area, so we we've had the outsourced the
heapers again. So that's yeah, it's always good. It's always
good to get the to you know, get your heapers
(03:37):
from the same place every year, which we've managed to
do for probably eighteen years. But you know, there's still
there's still good heathers around there of it. The last
couple of years we've actually bought heapers that have carved
as two year olds and they carve a three year
old for us, so yeah, got to buy them and
over apart from that, everything else is just sort of
kicking along, right your.
Speaker 4 (03:56):
World famous dog driving results, what have you got?
Speaker 1 (03:59):
Wow?
Speaker 3 (04:00):
We'll start with the with the Gordon Trials though back
in a couple of weeks ago and event won the
long head was one was won by first as Maria
Burrow and Code with ninety seven. Second was Lloyd the
Maestro Smith and another Code with ninety five. Third was
Rodney Coronation Street, Colder and Dick ninety three point seventy five.
(04:21):
Lloyd the Maestro Smith was fourth with god City ninety
three point five oh and Amy hears to you missus
Robertson and Stormy ninety two. Event to the shore head
and yard Maria Burrow and Code ninety nine. Well done there,
that's that she's got the double. Second was Lloyd the
maestroke Smith. He was another second time was Code ninety seven.
Third was Rodney Coronation Street Coulter ninety four. So first,
(04:44):
second and third and the long head and the short
yard there those three guys and girls. Fourth was Russell Mighter,
Pete Peak and Reef with ninety three point five oh
and fifth with Amy hes to you, missus Robertson and
Dot ninety three. Event three the zig Zag. First was
Sean o'boil and Pearl with ninety four point five. Second
was Lloyd the Moestro Smith and Jerry ninety five. Third
(05:04):
was Nick Whale and Tony ninety one. Forts was Tane
Lang Time ninety and fifth was Ryan, Cut, Cut, Cut,
Cuddy and Dude was eighty nine. Events four there at
Gore the last on the field and on the field
was Pressed with Sam Bungee Right and Rambo with ninety
six point five oh. Second was at Toby Tank and
Hoighly ninety ninety five point five. Third was his Covenny
(05:26):
Hell and Clough with ninety five, Lloyd the Maestro Smith
and Jerry ninety four point five oh. And fifth was
Maria Barrell and tarm with ninety four so and congratulates
as Sam Bungee Wright come back down to feel like
he's running things there now first and then the media
and first in the main world done Sammy. Event Next
we go to to Lumsdon and twenty seventh and twenty eighth.
(05:47):
First the long head was Rodney Coronation Street, Colder and
Don ninety four point five. Second was Richard Hoare and
Rose ninety three point five. Third was Kent the Madhouse
Ever and Blue ninety three. Forth was There's the second
oldest competitor McGregor and Doug Tiling and Cham with ninety two,
and fifth was John Gus McDonald and Marshall ninety one.
Event two first was Jimmy short Ass, Longley and Lady
(06:08):
with ninety six point five, second with a mad Richard
Ahare from Beaumont and Rose ninety six. Third was John Guss,
McDonald and Marshall ninety three point five. Fort was Shane
Roy and r J ninety world 'n Shane, it was
Yeah and Stiff was Aaron Sanson and Ridgith eighty nine
point five. Event feet first was Henry Smith and Smith
(06:29):
and Tracks with ninety seven. Second was Michael Benton and
Meyer with ninety six point five, Third was Michael Benton
and Early with ninety six. Fourth was fourth was Graham
the selected Dickey in Treble ninety five point five, and
fifth was Quinton Whitehead, Blackhead and Zeus was ninety five.
Event for the last one there at Lumbondon, first was
(06:50):
McKenzie Smith and Smith and Chubbed with ninety eight. Second
was McKenzie Smith and Smith in Pound with ninety seven
point five. Third was mackenzie Smith and Smith and Wake
ninety five point sent five of course was by him
Old David Sparrow and Jerry ninety four point five, and
fifth was Roger, Rinda Sellers and Blake ninety four point
two five and just just there than the maiden at
(07:12):
tom Lumbson they all made world half day Hume. He
won the maiden with his dog here and with ninety two,
so well done. Half day coming up May I on
a Friday on Saturday, the tenth and eleventh of April,
and cure away twelve and twenty to April. So we'll
talk before then. But that's what's coming up.
Speaker 4 (07:26):
Any get on.
Speaker 2 (07:27):
Your grant, your work as a stellar as always. You
get those carves on the truck and we'll catch up
next week.
Speaker 3 (07:33):
Yeah, get the last so you have it on and
we're out of here in seventy.
Speaker 4 (07:38):
Two degree laugh out loud.
Speaker 1 (07:40):
We're as proud because life on the land can be
a laughing matter.
Speaker 2 (07:44):
Brought to us by sheer Weell Data working to help
the livestock farmer. A man came home very late and
very drunk. His wife, who was waiting for him in
the hallway, rolling pin and hands, This is two o'clock.
Where have you been? He said, I don't know, but
the place had red velvet, wool paper and gold plated journals.
Then he passed out. Curious hiss why he started calling
bars around town. First bar no red wallpaper, sickond bar
(08:07):
read woolpaper, no gold journals. I finally she called another
bar and asked have you got red velvet, woolpaper and
gold plated journals. There was a pause as then she
heard someone on the beat ground say, Hey, Charlie, I
think we found the guy that took a leak in
your saxophone.
Speaker 4 (08:22):
There's that's us over and damas for the afternoon. My
name's Andy Muir.
Speaker 2 (08:28):
This has been the muster on Hakanui thanks to pages,
feedx podcast and No Heart Radio is going up shortly.
Speaker 4 (08:34):
We're going to draw those prizes from Alan.
Speaker 2 (08:35):
McCleary and shearwell over the next day so as well,
So make sure you get on board with that.
Speaker 4 (08:39):
See tomorrow. Good with caffeine.
I understand.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
Thanks to Abbi Rur, will we catch up once again
with Grant Disaster McMaster. He's got a sidekick today, Brian Dag.
They've been weaning calves up there at close per in station.
Gooday guys, house eggs.
Speaker 3 (00:17):
Yeah good. He's the exit of the building. Andy here.
So we're just waiting for the second truck to come
as we've had quite a good lot of cars get
away today, so we've have to we've got to get
another truck and to come and give us a hand.
So that's he's he's just like looking at the moment,
but no, it's nine degrees at the moment. It's fine.
(00:37):
Bit of a col briefly is here.
Speaker 2 (00:39):
Yeah, it's not that warm and Gore, I think it's
a slight correction and we're going to go into warm
temperatures until Saturday.
Speaker 4 (00:45):
But I don't know, it's been a pretty good march.
Speaker 2 (00:47):
Actually, this just shows you today April's around the corner
and just knocking on your head and telling you year
I'm here.
Speaker 3 (00:53):
Yeah, well we got we got twenty five meals of
rain over the weekend actually Saturday night and a nice
rain till Sunday. Lunchtime, which was really really good timing.
That's got it's got water going back through the creek
and the caval yards paddle, although it's it's sort of
dropping away again now, so yeah, lakes Low creeks are low,
but you know, three or five miles away and it's
(01:15):
still looking really good in here.
Speaker 1 (01:17):
So we're we're lucky.
Speaker 3 (01:19):
Yeah, all the all the weaning's done. We just truck
and trailer away with odom cow and we have too
many for one unit. So luckily there's another another truck
coming down from Mount Crichton, so there's enough for the
last fifteen on that. So they are away today in
the sale tomorrow. So yeah, cows are making a bit
of noise at the moment, but all in pretty good
(01:41):
and good condition as you expect. Calves looking good, and
we'll TV will pregnancy test on Friday and get the
cows out and yeah, start to get the cows working again.
Speaker 4 (01:53):
How many calves have you weaned all of them? Yeah?
Numbers right, one hundred.
Speaker 3 (02:00):
One hundred and twenty eight calves the way, so that
was that's pretty good. And we had one hundred and
twenty six cows, so that's well, that's we lost the
ob but that's that's the way it stands at the moment.
So yeah, the few calves come out, no doubt, but yeah,
good we said all the carves, didn't didn't keep any back.
(02:22):
They're all a pretty good even line. The idea I've
got the last couple of years out. There's any smaller ones,
I've just keep them at the hells four or five
of them. But you know, the market's as good as
it's it's ever been, so you know everything's selling. So yeah,
all a pretty good even line. Heaps look good, but
we'll see what happens tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (02:40):
So you're buying cattle in there obviously. As far as
breeding propositions.
Speaker 3 (02:44):
Yeah, I've always bought. We've always bought about twenty five
heifers every year or to normally to carve as three
year olds. It's getting in straight.
Speaker 1 (02:53):
Blacks and we put the herop and ball over and
so you know that first class is quite well sought after,
especially in heathers, and that's you know that's rewarded us
over the years with with selling our hippers at at
the at the overcow sale. So hopefully Paul Croox is
listening and Cox.
Speaker 3 (03:09):
He normally comes up. He is a good a good
buyer of airs for.
Speaker 1 (03:13):
Us, and he he normally.
Speaker 3 (03:15):
Comes and has a going our heaper, so I hope
he's back up again. And yeah, so that's that's the
way we're roll So we just we normally we've always
got our heipers from the same place. But remember a
couple of years ago there was an outbreak of TV
in that area, so we we've had the outsourced the
heapers again. So that's yeah, it's always good. It's always
good to get the to you know, get your heapers
(03:37):
from the same place every year, which we've managed to
do for probably eighteen years. But you know, there's still
there's still good heathers around there of it. The last
couple of years we've actually bought heapers that have carved
as two year olds and they carve a three year
old for us, so yeah, got to buy them and
over apart from that, everything else is just sort of
kicking along, right your.
Speaker 4 (03:56):
World famous dog driving results, what have you got?
Speaker 1 (03:59):
Wow?
Speaker 3 (04:00):
We'll start with the with the Gordon Trials though back
in a couple of weeks ago and event won the
long head was one was won by first as Maria
Burrow and Code with ninety seven. Second was Lloyd the
Maestro Smith and another Code with ninety five. Third was
Rodney Coronation Street, Colder and Dick ninety three point seventy five.
(04:21):
Lloyd the Maestro Smith was fourth with god City ninety
three point five oh and Amy hears to you missus
Robertson and Stormy ninety two. Event to the shore head
and yard Maria Burrow and Code ninety nine. Well done there,
that's that she's got the double. Second was Lloyd the
maestroke Smith. He was another second time was Code ninety seven.
Third was Rodney Coronation Street Coulter ninety four. So first,
(04:44):
second and third and the long head and the short
yard there those three guys and girls. Fourth was Russell Mighter,
Pete Peak and Reef with ninety three point five oh
and fifth with Amy hes to you, missus Robertson and
Dot ninety three. Event three the zig Zag. First was
Sean o'boil and Pearl with ninety four point five. Second
was Lloyd the Moestro Smith and Jerry ninety five. Third
(05:04):
was Nick Whale and Tony ninety one. Forts was Tane
Lang Time ninety and fifth was Ryan, Cut, Cut, Cut,
Cuddy and Dude was eighty nine. Events four there at
Gore the last on the field and on the field
was Pressed with Sam Bungee Right and Rambo with ninety
six point five oh. Second was at Toby Tank and
Hoighly ninety ninety five point five. Third was his Covenny
(05:26):
Hell and Clough with ninety five, Lloyd the Maestro Smith
and Jerry ninety four point five oh. And fifth was
Maria Barrell and tarm with ninety four so and congratulates
as Sam Bungee Wright come back down to feel like
he's running things there now first and then the media
and first in the main world done Sammy. Event Next
we go to to Lumsdon and twenty seventh and twenty eighth.
(05:47):
First the long head was Rodney Coronation Street, Colder and
Don ninety four point five. Second was Richard Hoare and
Rose ninety three point five. Third was Kent the Madhouse
Ever and Blue ninety three. Forth was There's the second
oldest competitor McGregor and Doug Tiling and Cham with ninety two,
and fifth was John Gus McDonald and Marshall ninety one.
Event two first was Jimmy short Ass, Longley and Lady
(06:08):
with ninety six point five, second with a mad Richard
Ahare from Beaumont and Rose ninety six. Third was John Guss,
McDonald and Marshall ninety three point five. Fort was Shane
Roy and r J ninety world 'n Shane, it was
Yeah and Stiff was Aaron Sanson and Ridgith eighty nine
point five. Event feet first was Henry Smith and Smith
(06:29):
and Tracks with ninety seven. Second was Michael Benton and
Meyer with ninety six point five, Third was Michael Benton
and Early with ninety six. Fourth was fourth was Graham
the selected Dickey in Treble ninety five point five, and
fifth was Quinton Whitehead, Blackhead and Zeus was ninety five.
Event for the last one there at Lumbondon, first was
(06:50):
McKenzie Smith and Smith and Chubbed with ninety eight. Second
was McKenzie Smith and Smith in Pound with ninety seven
point five. Third was mackenzie Smith and Smith and Wake
ninety five point sent five of course was by him
Old David Sparrow and Jerry ninety four point five, and
fifth was Roger, Rinda Sellers and Blake ninety four point
two five and just just there than the maiden at
(07:12):
tom Lumbson they all made world half day Hume. He
won the maiden with his dog here and with ninety two,
so well done. Half day coming up May I on
a Friday on Saturday, the tenth and eleventh of April,
and cure away twelve and twenty to April. So we'll
talk before then. But that's what's coming up.
Speaker 4 (07:26):
Any get on.
Speaker 2 (07:27):
Your grant, your work as a stellar as always. You
get those carves on the truck and we'll catch up
next week.
Speaker 3 (07:33):
Yeah, get the last so you have it on and
we're out of here in seventy.
Speaker 4 (07:38):
Two degree laugh out loud.
Speaker 1 (07:40):
We're as proud because life on the land can be
a laughing matter.
Speaker 2 (07:44):
Brought to us by sheer Weell Data working to help
the livestock farmer. A man came home very late and
very drunk. His wife, who was waiting for him in
the hallway, rolling pin and hands, This is two o'clock.
Where have you been? He said, I don't know, but
the place had red velvet, wool paper and gold plated journals.
Then he passed out. Curious hiss why he started calling
bars around town. First bar no red wallpaper, sickond bar
(08:07):
read woolpaper, no gold journals. I finally she called another
bar and asked have you got red velvet, woolpaper and
gold plated journals. There was a pause as then she
heard someone on the beat ground say, Hey, Charlie, I
think we found the guy that took a leak in
your saxophone.
Speaker 4 (08:22):
There's that's us over and damas for the afternoon. My
name's Andy Muir.
Speaker 2 (08:28):
This has been the muster on Hakanui thanks to pages,
feedx podcast and No Heart Radio is going up shortly.
Speaker 4 (08:34):
We're going to draw those prizes from Alan.
Speaker 2 (08:35):
McCleary and shearwell over the next day so as well,
So make sure you get on board with that.
Speaker 4 (08:39):
See tomorrow. Good with caffeine.
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