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Tuesday, 1 February 2022, 9:37 amPress Release: Shearing Sports New Zealand
A carload of Northland shearers and a woolhandler praised the opportunity to contend at conceivably the nearest rivalry to home this season by asserting an armload of strips, including two successes, at the Rotorua Agrodome Shears on Sunday.

Voyaging four hours every way from Kaiwaka, among Whangarei and Auckland, Toa Henderson won the Open shearing last and Tama Nahona, initially from Whanganui, came out on top for the Senior championship, yet it was only a portion of the pickings starting from the trip to the spot here and there called Rotovegas.

Dane Phillips, likewise of Kaiwaka, was fourth in the Open last, Jayden Mainland, of Wellsford, sprinter up to Nahona in a nearby Senior last, and Destiny Paikea, from Whangarei, sprinter up in the Senior woolhandling last.

There was comparative accomplishment for a team of nine from Piopio worker for hire, New Zealand Shearing Contractors Association president and contests judge Mark Barrowcliffe headed by Intermediate shearing champ Keahrey Manson, and first-time Junior victor Tana Barrowcliffe.

The two groups contained close to 33% of the 45 sections, wherein, interestingly, woolhandlers, in three grades, dwarfed shearers (in four grades), by 23 to 22.

There were only six in the Open shearing, and five in the Open woolhandling, which was won by Masterton-based Chelsea Collier.

The decreasing numbers provoked Open woolhandling second place Keryn Herbert, of Te Kuiti, to encourage contenders to more readily uphold the occasions, next-up the Aria Waitanga Day Sports Shears in southern King Country next Sunday, and the Otago Shears on February 12 at Telford Farm, Balclutha.

Henderson, who shore in 11 Open finals last season, from Kaikohe in the north to Gore in the south, acknowledged there won't be a great deal of chances this late spring, with 36 of the period's 59 planned rivalries dropped, conceivably more to follow.

"It was a nearby one for us," he said. "That is the reason I thought we would be advised to do the excursion."

It was likewise a nearby race as Henderson, previously a top lower-grades shearer who following quite a while in Australia brought home his first Open championship at Warkworth in 2019 and who has now won eight Open finals. He and King Country veteran Digger Balme each shore the 20-sheep last in 17min 29sec.