Very Wood: Goes over fences next season.

Noel Meade has confirmed that smart hurdlers Very Wood and Apache Stronghold will both go chasing later this year.

Noel Meade could have an exciting crop of novice chasers to go to war with next season after confirming Very Wood and Apache Stronghold will both tackle the larger obstacles later in the year.

Very Wood claimed Cheltenham Festival glory in the Albert Bartlett Novices Hurdle a couple of months ago, but was a slightly disappointing sixth in the Irish Daily Mirror Novice Hurdle at Punchestown last week.

Apache Stronghold, on the other hand, enhanced his reputation as he chased home the exciting Vautour in the Tattersalls Ireland Champion Novice Hurdle.

With Punchestown faller Wounded Warrior another potentially smart recruit to the chasing ranks, Meade is hopeful the future is bright

He said: They went no gallop in Very Woods race at Punchestown and he was a bit fresh. He was just a bit keen and then found himself in a sprint after no gallop which is not his forte. Things just didnt work out for him, but hes come out of the race well.

Apache has also come out of Punchestown well and my plan is that Very Wood, Wounded Warrior and Apache Stronghold will all go over fences next season.

They will all enjoy their summer break now.

Meade also had news of Mullaghanoe River, who was still travelling well when tipping up five fences from home in the Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse.

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The Otero County Commission will hold a special meeting on Monday to consider approving a court order for the Otero County sheriff to remove or open U.S. Forest Service fences.

The meeting will be held at 8 a.m. in the Otero County administrative building, 1101 New York Ave. Originally, the commission had planned to create a resolution that supports a court order for Sheriff Benny House to take action against the USFS at the May 8 commission meeting.

However, Otero County Attorney Dan Bryant said the commission hadn't placed the resolution on the budget soon enough for it to be legal for commissioners to take action on it.

"The open meetings act says our agenda has to be final and published 72 hours ahead of the meeting," Bryant said.

Bryant said the resolution wasn't placed on the May 8 agenda until late in the afternoon of May 5. He said by the time it was placed on the budget, it didn't fit the requirements of the open meetings act.

Bryant recommended the meeting be moved to Monday, May 12 with commissioners agreeing to tackle the issue then.

Also during the May 8 commission meeting the commission decided to postpone scheduling a public hearing to consider changes to the Otero County personnel policy.

The commission was asked by Otero County Human Resources Director, Debbie Alton, at the March meeting to consider adjusting the policy to include new state and federally protected classifications.

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May 8, 2014 3:39pm

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The White House was put on lockdownfor the second time this week after two individuals threw objects over the fences surrounding the building, a Secret Service official said.

Authorities closed Pennsylvania Avenue, shut down the North Lawn, and for a short period of time, would not allow workers inside the White House to exit the building.

They sounded the all clear about an hour and a half later.

Officials say both individuals were quickly taken into custody.

According to the Secret Service, one individual, identified asEvan J. Graham, allegedly chucked a cassette tape over the North Fence Line.

During his interview, Graham complained of a medical condition and was transported to George Washington University Hospital, a Secret Service spokesperson said. He will be transported to the metro police department for processing once hes medically cleared.

The other individual, identified as Von Greenbrier Lerriche, allegedly hurled some miscellaneous papers over the South Fence Line. Lerriche has already been transported to the metro police department.

Both individuals have been charged with Throwing Objects Missiles.

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