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Southern Blast Rolls Some Big Guns At Te Kuiti Shears

Southern Blast Rolls Some Big Guns At Te Kuiti Shears
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NZ Shearing Champs Day Two: Sean Fagan wins novice final

NZ Shearing Champs Day Two: Sean Fagan wins novice final 9 Apr, 2021 04:30 AM 4 minutes to read New NZ Shears novice champion Sean Fagan (left), with his grandfather John and father Neil. Photo / SSNZ New NZ Shears novice champion Sean Fagan (left), with his grandfather John and father Neil. Photo / SSNZ The Country Shearing sports has saluted the emergence of the next generation of Fagan champions. Sean Fagan (16) won the novice shearing final on the second day of the New Zealand Shears in hometown Te Kuiti today. On hand to witness the achievement in the Les Munro Centre was Sean s grandfather John Fagan who won the Shears first open final in 1985, when it was known as the King Country Shears. This was a year after John won the Golden Shears Open final in Masterton.

A New Fagan In Shearing s Limelight

Friday, 9 April 2021, 3:57 pm New New Zealand Shears Novice champion Sean Fagan (left), grandfather and inaugural 198 championships Open final winner John Fagan (centre), and Sean s dad, John s son Neil. Photo / SSNZ The shearing sports have saluted the emergence of the next generation of Fagan champions with a win by 16-year-old Sean Fagan in the Novice shearing final on the second day of the New Zealand Shears in hometown Te Kuiti today. On hand to witness the achievement in Te Kuiti’s Les Munro Centre was grandfather John Fagan who won the shears’ first Open final when the event was established as the King Country Shears in 1985, a

New Zealand Shears - The Show Finally On The Road

Wednesday, 7 April 2021, 12:31 pm Organisers of the New Zealand Shears are breathing a sigh of relief as they bounce-back from the cancellation of last year’s event to stage the 2021 championships starting in Te Kuiti tomorrow(Thursday). More than 200 shearers and woolhandlers will compete in the three-day championships, which 12 months ago became one of the early casualties of the 2021 Covid-19 Level 4 lockdown – called-off for the first time since the New Zealand championships were resurrected initially as the new King Country Shears in 1985. While a Level 2 alert which cancelled this year’s Golden Shears in Masterton at just four days’ notice a month ago sent shivers up the spines

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