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STARS FIRESRAHFIELDSAYE andGolden Square set the stagefor their round three block-buster by scoring command-ing Anzac Day wins on Mon-day evening.

Te Storm reminded

Castlemaine just how big agulf there is between the topteam and those clubs tryingto force their way into the top

five by handing the Magpiesa 91-point belting.

Golden Square brushedaside Gisborne with a domi-nant second half, winning by118 points.

It was the magnitude ofthe Storm’s 39th-straight win that sent shockwavesthrough the Magpies.

Te Storm kicked the firstseven goals of the game ontheir way to a 22.10 (152) to7.9 (51) win.

For the second week in arow, the Storm’s victory wasbuilt around the strength oftheir defensive structures.

Te Magpies had fewanswers to Strathfieldsaye’szone defence and the Stormswept the ball from half-backto forward 50 efficiently.

Lachlan Sharp proved to

be a major headache for theCastlemaine defence. Teleft-footer kicked five goalsin the first half on his way to

a match haul of seven.Storm young gun Harry

Conway followed up his beston ground performance inround one with another biggame, while Kallen Gearyand Jake Moorehead hadplenty of the ball.

Jarryd Graham, JacksonHood and Justin Dorward

 were best for the Magpies.Meanwhile, midfielder Adam Baird was the star forGolden Square in the Bull-

dogs’ big win.Baird kicked six goals as

Square won 25.21 (171) to8.5 (53).

Te young Gisborne sidetook the game right up toGolden Square in the firsthalf and only trailed by 19points at the main break.

Te effort took its toll and,

once the game opened up,Golden Square took com-plete control.

Square kicked 12 goals to

two in the third quarter andfollowed up with five goals tonone in the last term.

Jack Geary continued hisgood start to the season, while centre half-forwardRyan Herring and defenderChris Ryan were also impres-sive.

Skipper Jarrad Lynch was

best for Gisborne, EamonMcKenna was solid and om Wood kicked four of his side’seight goals.

BY ADAM BOURKE

BFNL

Vista a

crowd

favouriteKyneton filly Miss

Vista is the talk of

Australian racing.

Trained by George

Osborne, Miss Vista

was a much-hyped

filly going into her

second start at Flem-

ington on Monday

and the baldy-faced

sprinter got the job

done again to remain

unbeaten from two

starts.

Miss Vista is a bay

horse with a white

face and four long

white socks.

Continued – Page 30 SPEED MACHINE: Kyneton filly Miss Vista is creating headlines around Australia for her looks and on-track ability. Picture: GETTY IMAGES