Thanx for your reports from the coal face Alan whether it’s at SARA Queens or anywhere else around Australia I always enjoy your commentary Cheers
Not the easiest of shoots for me and others I guess Skill required most of the time and at others your best endeavours elude you.
Alan you are always my yard stick and unfortunately didn’t get as much luck as I did.
Graham shot very consistently throughout except today.
As he was squadded just after me on the next target I guess his luck ran out I managed a good score at 600m for the first range of the day and managed to be 1 point ahead I knew that may put some pressure on him going into the last, it was still anyone’s match.
I remember last year I crash at the first 300 with a 51 in similar conditions while everybody around me were getting 58s 59s
I think the 300m today was grahams worst range of the week that’s the way it goes sometimes at LL it’s not called the house of pain for nothing.
Commiserations to Graham he has really got that 6.5 going.
Mark Tyler is becoming a force to be reckoned with and I know Stew, Brandan, Krakey and Alan are all very capable marksmen you just need to stumble and they will run right over you.
It was great to see 2 new ppl to the FO ranks in SA J. Parker and D. Dolphin from the west coast I’m sure the will come away from the event having a lot more experience for their next foray.
My congratulation also to T. Gee and Marcus.
M. Benjamin also is relatively new to the FS ranks and at his first Queens event he didn’t go home empty handed well done.
And last but not least my 2 traveling mates from the USA Micky and Rod a solid effort boys
3rd place in FTR went to the G-Train (Brian G) a CTV club mate hang in there Brian you will knock Micky of his perch eventually

Cheers
RB
BTW the scores not being posted probably had something to do with the power blackout about 1 hour before the ceremony was conducted without lights not a good look when the governor turned up as the VIP to the presentation not much we could do about it probably a tree blown over on a power line some where.