A long-awaited win by Aerobatics has the filly on track to fulfil her potential this autumn. The three-year-old was rated among Darley Australia’s leading juveniles last season but she was …
Continue reading Aerobatics to fulfil potential this autumnCrack doubles pairing Lleyton Hewitt and Chris Guccione have given Australia an unassailable 3-0 lead over China in the Davis Cup Asia-Oceania tie in Geelong, belting Zhang Ze and Li …
Continue reading Aust takes unbeatable 3-0 Davis Cup leadThe breeding barn remains a long way off for grand old mare Winmara following her commanding victory at Eagle Farm on Saturday. The eight-year-old, who started the rank outsider at …
Continue reading Winmara continues to shun breeding barnThe Australian Masters Games will return to Geelong in 2013, with the biannual event expected to attract thousands of tourists and boost the city’s economy. The event attracted 7000 people, …
Continue reading Geelong to host Aust Masters Games in 2013Gai Waterhouse already dominates early Golden Slipper betting and has produced another contender in Rosehill winner Kuchinskaya. The Waterhouse-trained Raceway was posted $6 favourite for the $3.5 million Golden Slipper …
Continue reading Another juvenile winner for Gai WaterhouseNewly appointed Australian Rugby League Commission chairman John Grant fired a shot at AFL on Saturday declaring the rival code will struggle to “take away any turf” from rugby league. …
Continue reading ARL commission ready to take on AFLDespite suffering in her first cold-weather triathlon, new star Melissa Rollison scorched to the Australian long-course title at Falls Creek. Rollison and Sydney’s Tim Reed took out the 2km swim, …
Continue reading Melissa Rollison heats up cold triathlonSouth Korean golf star So Yeon Ryu was off to a lightning-fast start in the third round of the Women’s Australian Open on Saturday. The US Open champion jumped two …
Continue reading Ryu off to fast start at women’s Aust OpenWestern Australia won the toss and chose to bat in their one-day clash with Queensland at the Gabba on Saturday. Third-placed Queensland (4-2 record) trail leaders South Australia by six …
Continue reading WA win toss, bat v QldSwimmer Kenrick Monk accepts he’ll probably always cop flak for being that guy who lied about falling off a skateboard. But the 24-year-old freestyler insists he’s learned from the incident …
Continue reading Swimmer Monk moving on from big fibIt was the thing Melbourne Victory coach Jim Magilton could least afford. Now it looks like it could pay off. Patience, usually a no-no for coaches on short-term deals like …
Continue reading Melbourne Victory are now Magilton’s teamAustralia will rest veteran batsman Mike Hussey from Sunday’s Tri-Series one day international with India at the Adelaide Oval, with young all-rounder Mitchell Marsh named in the squad on Saturday. …
Continue reading Hussey rested, Mitch Marsh back for AustTeenage sensation Jessica Fox and former national team member Matthew Gabb have taken massive strides towards Olympic qualification with their performances at the Australian Slalom Open at the Penrith Whitewater …
Continue reading Fox, Gabb edge towards Olympic berthsFit and healthy again, Emily Seebohm has set her sights on London Olympic gold after putting a horror 2011 behind her. Seebohm on Saturday continued her strong build-up to next …
Continue reading Seebohm sets sights on Olympic goldAustralian skipper Michael Clarke admits his team needs to come up with a better plan to dismiss in-form Sri Lanka vice-captain Angelo Mathews. Mathews is fast establishing a knack of …
Continue reading Australia wary of Sri Lanka’s MathewsHarry Redknapp may be the fans’ favourite to become the next England manager but the man himself is in no hurry to take the job, saying he wants to see …
Continue reading Redknapp in no hurry to take England jobTeam Hawkes rarely ventures to Tasmania in search of a feature race success but one of those occasions will be on Sunday when Rainbow Styling runs in the Group Three …
Continue reading Team Hawkes after Hobart CupWallabies playmaker Quade Cooper is at peace with his tumultuous Rugby World Cup campaign which he believes suffered for over-analysis. Almost four months on after struggling to perform under a …
Continue reading Quade’s at peace with his RWC struggles

