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For some reason which it is impossible to explain, golfers always seem to be far more frightened at being two yards beyond the hole than they are at being two yards short. Two combined team has uptodate collected £122,882 as prize money having won races including Handicap Steeplech-ases over a career run of 33 races excluding the 1998 Grand National which fetched him a record £300,000. No person shall be eligible to compete in any athletic meeting, game or entertainment, given or sanctioned by this Union, who has (1) received or competed for compensation or reward in any form for the display, exercise or example of his skill or knowledge of any athletic exercise, or for rendering personal service of any kind to any athletic organization, or for becoming or continuing a member of any athletic organization; or (2) has entered any competition under a name other than his own, or from a club of which he was not at that time a member in good standing; or (3) has knowingly entered any competition open to any professional or professionals, or has knowingly competed with any professional for any prize or token; or (4) has issued or allowed to be issued in his behalf any challenge to compete against any professional or for money; or (5) has pawned, Open Billiards Club bartered or sold any prize won in athletic competition.

A return to Europe will enable him to renew associations with home, to rub off the rust of the tropics and bring his experience and knowledge up to the standard of the times. Organisers will also be arranging social events such as a trip to the ‘Auckland Night Trots’ on the Friday (always enjoyed by the players). It is expected that the NZBSA will be providing lifts to and from the hotel and venue when possible. Due to the time of year, demand is understandably high, and we encourage that bookings are made as soon as possible. The closing date for all entries is Sunday 1st September 2024 at midday (NZ time). Block code: 2024BILLIARD, please quote to secure the special rates which apply for stays from 10th to 17th September 2024. All quotes in NZD. The New Zealand Open is $140 NZD to enter. The Auckland Open is $80 NZD to enter.

For those that want to be within 10 minutes walking distance to the Papatoetoe Cosmopolitan Club, there is the Kolmar Inn, 152 Kolmar Road, Papatoetoe, Auckland. Auckland Airport is only about 5 minutes by taxi to the Naumi Hotel, with the Papatoetoe Club only another 10 - 15 minutes by car from the hotel. On Saturday 22nd of May 1937, the Western Valley’s Billiards League celebrated a successful season with an annual supper and presentation held at the Station Hotel, Abertillery. This Saturday Celebrity Billiards Club is opening its outdoors summer venue on the Waterfront at the Celebrity Hotel in Lapta. Please visit our YouTube playlist for footage from the 2023 World Billiards Championship. Peter Gilchrist defeated David Causier 1824-783 in the final at the Landywood Snooker Club to win the 2023 World Billiards Championship and claim the fifth world title of his illustrious career. Gilchrist - who himself was nowhere near his best - made another ton before the halfway stage and went into the interval exactly 300 points ahead of his struggling opponent. I had a feeling that even at that time I was the best player around.

The beginning of the five-hour final was a very scrappy affair with neither player settling. Aiming to become the first player since Mike Russell in 2011 to retain the title, Causier compiled the tournament’s highest break in the last four with a 519, but he bizarrely failed to craft a single three-figure break during the whole final. It was also the second time in just four days that the two played each other in a ranking final; Causier retained the Landywood English Open title at the same venue last Sunday evening. Causier defeated players representing four different countries during the groups stage, coming top of Group B with four wins out of four. In a meeting of the planet’s top two ranked players, world champion David Causier defeated world number one Peter Gilchrist 682-405 in the final to win and retain the 2023 Landywood English Open. With Causier not able to ignite his hopes with a stirring counter attack, Gilchrist did what he needed to do as he registered further runs of 210, 104, 106 and 132 to run out a comfortable victor and lift The John Roberts Trophy. In the billiard match he played Mr Gwyn Howells of Llanharan in a match 750 up, which he won with breaks of 123, 106 and 88. In the snooker match, again playing Mr Howells, over five frames, he won 4-1. Mr Entwistle of Llanharan was marker and Mr Garfield Thomas of Brynna was the referee.