Glen Boss will have his first ride in the $14 million Everest and is excited to be aboard Yes Yes Yes, the lone three-year-old in the race. Trainer Chris Waller …
Continue reading Boss to ride in The Everest for the first timePat Cosgrave’s hopes of a second successive Caulfield Cup victory appear dashed but the international jockey still hopes to be a player at Caulfield. Cosgrave won last year’s Cup on …
Continue reading Cosgrave’s hopes of a 2nd Caulfield Cup dashedStar mare Sunlight is ready for a peak performance in The Everest and also has the Sydney weather on her side. Sunlight has been back and forth to Melbourne after …
Continue reading Sunlight ready for a peak performance in The EverestRacing Victoria has posted a net surplus of almost $9 million for the last financial year while also delivering significant targeted increases. RV delivered an $8.8 million surplus for 2018/19 …
Continue reading Racing Victoria posts $8.8 million surplusBernard Tomic has been sent crashing out of the Stockholm Open, going down in three sets to new British No.1 Dan Evans. Evans prevailed 6-4 1-6 6-3 in a tightly-fought …
Continue reading Tomic sent packing by Evans in StockholmJames Tedesco has set his sights on a dominant end of season for the Kangaroos to put him the running for the golden boot that controversially evaded his grasp last …
Continue reading Tedesco eyes golden boot to cap yearChristian Lealiifano is firming as the Wallabies playmaker for their Rugby World Cup quarter-final after coach Michael Cheika shed some light on his erratic selection methods at five-eighth. Cheika has …
Continue reading Lealiifano set to start RWC quarter-finalWallabies coach Michael Cheika can’t fathom why England would invite Canberra Raiders NRL coach Ricky Stuart into their camp ahead of their biggest game in four years. England counterpart Eddie …
Continue reading Stuart’s England invitation baffles CheikaJillaroos coach Brad Donald has labelled the equal pay across both genders at the Nines World Cup just reward for the game’s revolutionary female players. Each player in every team …
Continue reading Women’s nines stars see just reward in payGreat Britain coach Wayne Bennett has named former NRL stars Blake Austin, Lachlan Coote and Jackson Hastings in his squad for the upcoming tour of New Zealand and PNG. The …
Continue reading Hastings selected by GB for NZ, PNG tourIt’s quarter-final week at the Rugby World Cup so James Slipper knew the question was coming. The prop forward, who has made a near-record 50 bench appearances for the Wallabies, …
Continue reading Slipper recounts quarter-final horrorRoger Federer has confirmed his participation in next year’s Olympic Games in Tokyo and said he’d listened to his heart before making the decision. The Swiss 38-year-old competed in the …
Continue reading Federer to appear at Tokyo Olympic GamesBundee Aki will miss the rest of the World Cup after receiving a three-match ban for his red card against Samoa. The Ireland centre was sent off in the 47-5 …
Continue reading Ireland’s Aki slugged with three-match banJames Tedesco has capped off his dominant season by becoming just the second NRL star to win multiple Players’ Champion awards. The Sydney Roosters’ fullback on Monday night claimed the …
Continue reading James Tedesco wins NRL players’ top gongEddie Betts earned his three AFL All-Australian selections when David Teague was his forward line coach at Adelaide. The freakish goalsneak said Teague’s appointment as Carlton senior coach was a …
Continue reading Betts keen to reunite with Teague in AFLLess may be more for rugby league’s developing nations, according to New Zealand coach Michael Maguire ahead of the weekend’s World Cup Nines in Parramatta. The free-wheeling nature of the …
Continue reading Nines can boost global game: MaguireIf the sour atmosphere at a Monday media conference is any guide, the Wallabies will be steaming going into their Rugby World Cup quarter-final against England. A stock-standard media event …
Continue reading Caustic mood at Wallabies media conferenceEddie Betts said he was almost in tears when he walked back into Carlton. One of the greatest small forwards in AFL history has made an emotional homecoming, traded back …
Continue reading Emotional Eddie Betts’ Carlton AFL return


