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Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz Goodall aims for 13th time lucky in Coast To Coast • By Chris Barclay SAM GOODALL extinguishes flames for a living, but there’s one fire that continues to burn for the multisport athlete – the quest for a podium finish in the Coast To Coast endurance race. The 37-year-old firefighter tackles the epic Longest Day from Kumara on the West Coast to New Brighton beach for the 13th time on Saturday, with the goal of improving on last year’s fourth placing. Goodall, who lives in Lyttelton and works shifts out of the Anzac fire station in Wainoni, hit the beach less than five minutes behind third placegetter and longtime rival Ryan Kiesanowski. He has already had several dry runs over the run and kayaking legs of the 243km traverse, with his standard preparation programme ramping up from December. “The weather’s been pretty good over the last six weeks. Training has been a little bit easier without having to battle weather and changing days to get out on the course,” he said. However, his chances of cracking the top-three could be compromised by a grim weather forecast. HIGH WATER: Kayaking specialist Sam Goodall hopes his strongest leg of the Coast To Coast’s Longest Day will not be removed for safety reasons. PHOTO: KATHMANDU COAST TO COAST A kayaking specialist, Goodall fears the 70km leg on the Waimakariri River will be scrapped for safety reasons, condemning him to more time on the road to Christchurch. “We’re due some pretty horrific weather. It’s looking highly likely there’s not going to be a kayak, that doesn’t suit me at all,” he said. “There’s a 90 per cent chance there won’t be a mountain run either.” “That changes the whole dynamic. There’s guys, the strong runners and cyclists, that wouldn’t really be in the ballpark if we were doing the normal course. Now they could be right up there,” Goodall said. Organisers were expected to rule on the course format on Thursday. Despite the potential setback, Goodall was undeterred and determined the hours of hard graft around Arthur’s Pass and closer to home on the Port Hills will not be in vain. “This is the pinnacle if you want to do outdoor sports and test yourself against what I believe to be the best athletes in outdoor sports, this is the race to do,” he said. Goodall will see some familiar faces at the start line with defending champion Dougal Allan, last year’s runner-up Sam Mason and Kiesanowski again among the leading contenders. •From page 1 Her first port of a call to find out what happened was a police constable. “He informed me of what had happened and I asked about Juniper and he said no, sadly she’s gone.” Jordaan drove to Lyttelton to find all of her and Mackenzie’s possessions had been burnt or damaged in the fire. The only thing salvageable was Mackenzie’s guitar, which to their surprise was still in tune. As the shock lessened, the reality of losing Juniper started to set in. “When I arrived, there was all these logistics I had to sort out before I could even face what had actually occurred and what that meant for my life, and also I guess just trying to process the fact that I’d lost my sidekick,” said Jordaan. Juniper was a friendly dog, with one blue eye and one brown, who stole the hearts of many in Lyttelton. Wednesday February 9 2022 Bay Harbour News NEWS 5 BURNED: Robyn Jordaan and her flatmate Fraser Mackenzie lost most of their possessions in the blaze. ‘I lost my sidekick’ “She was a really, really special dog. She was so young, she didn’t even get to live a full life,” said Jordaan. “I think a lot of people love animals and love their homes and we just forget how integral they are to keeping us functioning as humans.” While she figures out her next move, Jordaan is staying with friends. She said she has felt the community’s love and support. Jordaan and Mackenzie did not have contents insurance. Both are artists and lost items they depend on for their livelihood. A Givealittle page – which can be found at https://bit.ly/3HGKbYU – has been set up by a friend to support the pair. “It’s been incredible the amount of support, I mean nothing can replace Juniper but at least things that cost money can be replaced,” said Jordaan. “I guess you just don’t really ever think that’s going to happen to you.” Redcliffs PHARMACY LOOKING AFTER THE COMMUNITY your gift* When you buy two or more Trilogy products*. Free limited edition Uplifting Hand & Body Wash 200ml Sanderson's Vitamin C 1000mg $14 99 Self Tanning & Skin Care Are you off?! passport photos See us for digital photos 2 PHOTO KIOSKS IN STORE • Ski passes • CVs • ID cards • Visa applications • International licenses Redcliffs PHARMACY 87 Main Road, Redcliffs. Phone 03 384 1037 www.redcliffspharmacy.co.nz WE DELIVER! (Small fee may apply)
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