English stayer Gold Mount has been retired after suffering a suspensory injury during the Caulfield Cup. Trained by Ian Williams, Gold Mount finished 12th, beaten just over four lengths, in …
Continue reading Melbourne Cup 2019 contender retired due to injuryMultiple Group One winner Black Heart Bart has been paid up as a late entry for the $5 million Cox Plate after making his mark in a couple of important …
Continue reading Black Heart Bart a late entry for the Cox Plate FieldYoung Sydney trainer Richard Litt will take his stable star Castelvecchio for an easy gallop at The Valley ahead of an anticipated Cox Plate start and is confident the colt …
Continue reading Castelvecchio to give 2019 Cox Plate a shake if selectedThree northern hemisphere-trained horses targeting the inaugural Golden Eagle in Sydney are settling into quarantine at Canterbury in preparation for the $7.5 million race at Rosehill. The Golden Eagle (1500m) …
Continue reading Internationals targeting The Golden EagleTrainer Gerald Ryan is convinced the form from the Stan Fox Stakes will hold up in one of the new races of the Sydney spring, the $1 million Bondi Stakes. The …
Continue reading Bondi Stakes field taking shapeLast year’s Melbourne Cup placegetter Prince Of Arran is one of a host of horses, including three other internationals, who will be trying to force their way into this year’s …
Continue reading Geelong Cup to have 2019 Melbourne Cup implicationsCaulfield Cup winner Mer De Glace has been given a 1kg penalty for the Melbourne Cup. The Hishasi Shimizu-trained Damian Lane-ridden Mer De Glace became the second Japanese horse to …
Continue reading Mer De Glace gets 2019 Melbourne Cup weight penaltyAFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan was among a number of key AFL stakeholders who met with AFLW player delegates on Monday as the league and its players move closer to …
Continue reading AFL meets with AFLW players over CBAFormer Australian captain Andrew Slack is among the voices calling for an independent review of both the Wallabies coaching role and the Rugby Australia hierarchy following the World Cup debacle. …
Continue reading Ex-skipper Slack calls for rugby reviewNew Zealand coach Michael Maguire has described the three-Test ban on Nelson Asofa-Solomona as “heavy” and vowed to support the embattled star. The Kiwis will be without Asofa-Solomona for the …
Continue reading Solomona ban heavy says NZ coach MaguireSome of Supercars’ biggest names have slammed DJR Team Penske, with Craig Lowndes saying the Ford outfit’s safety car controversy will forever overshadow the 2019 Bathurst 1000 result. While the …
Continue reading Supercars rivals slam DJR Team PenskeLasith Malinga will become one of the oldest quicks to tour Australian shores this century in this month’s three-match Twenty20 series. The world’s leading wicket-taker in T20 internationals with 104, …
Continue reading Veteran Malinga still firing at 36Wests Tigers veteran Chris Lawrence has finally re-signed with the club on a one-year deal, taking him to a remarkable 15 consecutive seasons at Concord. The deal will make Lawrence …
Continue reading Chris Lawrence re-signs with Wests TigersRugby league would be losing the best winger in the game if Suliasi Vunivalu switches codes to union, according to his Melbourne NRL teammate Josh Addo-Carr. As the Wallabies pick …
Continue reading Vunivalu would be loss for NRL: Addo-CarrIn the end, the answer to the question of which France would turn up at the Rugby World Cup was a bit of the team that plays rugby with flair …
Continue reading Brunel era ends with France blowing itTHE tandem of LeBron James and Anthony Davis is tipped to return the Los Angeles Lakers to prominence with the $4.50 second favourites at TAB the best backed to win …
Continue reading NBA Betting Preview, Odds and Big Bets – 2019/2020Unless he can find a formula that’s eluded many of world rugby’s best coaches, the next Wallabies mentor will be on a hiding to nothing, just like Michael Cheika was. …
Continue reading Wallabies job toughest in Australian sportFour internationally trained horses including last year’s Melbourne Cup placegetter Prince Of Arran feature among the field of 11 for the Group Three $400,000 Geelong Cup. The Charlie Fellowes-trained Prince …
Continue reading Quality Field for 2019 Geelong Cup


