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League: Stallions lose second straight game

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The WaiCoa Bay Stallions lost to the Canterbury Bulls 38-20 in Huntly. Pictured with the ball is Stallions player Raureti Grace. Photo / Ben Fraser

The WaiCoa Bay Stallions lost to the Canterbury Bulls 38-20 in Huntly. Pictured with the ball is Stallions player Raureti Grace. Photo / Ben Fraser

The WaiCoa Bay Stallions have started their campaign with two straight losses after losing to Canterbury in Huntly.

The Canterbury Bulls defeated the Stallions 38-20 on the road in Huntly on Sunday during the second round of the Pirtek NZRL National Premiership.

The guests were quickly on top with three converted tries in the opening half.

But the Stallions stayed in contention, when the halftime hooter malfunctioned and the home side scored on an extra tackle.

But there was no switch in momentum and the Bulls scored the next three tries to put their rivals away.

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Bulls front rowers Manu Weepu and Chris Bamford had two tries apiece, while winger Isaac Robinson matched that feat for the Stallions.

Defending champions Akarana enjoyed the bye and could be back to full strength next week, with the Fox Memorial club competition final played at the weekend.

Canterbury Bulls 38 (Manu Weepu 2, Chris Bamford 2, Ken Tofilau, Toi Sepulani, Corey Lawrie tries; Darren Tonihi 4 con, Cyrus Tomo Latu con) WaiCoa Bay Stallions 20 (Isaac Robinson 2, Caleb Heke, Mounga Molisi tries; Hayden Karena 2 con); HT: 18-10.

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