A capacity field of 18 plus three emergencies has been declared for the Group One Toorak Handicap at Caulfield with top weights Madison County and So Si Bon both drawing …
Continue reading Capacity field set for 2019 Toorak HandicapThe Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Creator has been scratched from the Group One Caulfield Guineas with first emergency Exeter now in the field. Creator, who had the outside draw in …
Continue reading Rank outsider scratched from the Caulfield GuineasThe worst kept secret in Supercars is officially out after former series champion James Courtney was confirmed as the headline driver of a new two-car, Sydney-based Holden team for 2020. …
Continue reading Courtney to spearhead new Holden teamRacing Victoria chairman Brian Kruger has categorically ruled out shifting the Melbourne Cup to later in November. The Cup has been run on first Tuesday in November since 1875, but …
Continue reading Racing Victoria rules out a Melbourne Cup date changeDominant Supercars series leader Scott McLaughlin hopes his Holden rivals can finally stop their whingeing after receiving aerodynamic changes that have dramatically increased their speed ahead of Sunday’s Bathurst 1000. …
Continue reading Ford’s McLaughlin sick of Holden whingeingAFL star Tim Kelly says his partner Caitlin cried tears of joy after his trade to West Coast finally went through – 12 months after it fell flat the first …
Continue reading Tears of joy as Tim Kelly joins AFL EaglesCooper Cronk will be made a Sydney Roosters life membership as work begins to ensure he will be a part of the club’s coaching staff in 2020. Cronk was honoured …
Continue reading Rooster Cronk may be a coach, life memberAggression and discretion are strange bedfellows but it’s a concept Rory Arnold and other Wallabies collision men must grapple with for the rest of the Rugby World Cup. Australia have …
Continue reading Arnold seeks tackle balance for WallabiesFIVE KEYS THINGS FOR AUSTRALIA v NEPAL * Stake your claim up front. Socceroos coach Graham Arnold is desperate for a striker who can score regularly and whoever gets the …
Continue reading Five key things: Socceroos v NepalSteve Smith has backed David Warner to bounce back from his Ashes struggles as the race for Test spots begins in earnest on Thursday. Warner and Smith will both headline …
Continue reading Smith backs Warner to find form at homeCooper Cronk could add another award to his bulging trophy cabinet with the NRL champion among the nominees for “The Don” award at the annual Sport Australia Hall of Fame …
Continue reading Cronk in running for Hall of Fame awardThe replay technology used for tight calls in tennis and cricket is being considered as an antidote to the insidious creep of offside infringements in rugby union. World Rugby vice-chairman …
Continue reading Hawk-Eye solution for offsides: rugby bossIt will be a long NRL off-season for Canberra thinking about what could have been in 2019, but nobody will be working harder than suspended youngster Hudson Young. The 21-year-old …
Continue reading Raiders rookie Young learns harsh lessonShaun Johnson will spearhead New Zealand’s World Cup Nines campaign with star fullback Roger Tuivasa-Sheck kept on ice for the end-of-year Tests. Johnson was unveiled in coach Michael Maguire’s 16-man …
Continue reading Johnson in but no RTS for Kiwi NinesGeelong have accepted a swag of draft picks from West Coast in return for star midfielder Tim Kelly in a blockbuster AFL trade finalised on Wednesday. The Cats will receive …
Continue reading Kelly an Eagle after Cats accept AFL picksGWS have warned Hawthorn they won’t snare former No.1 draft pick Jonathon Patton in the AFL trade period for a bag of chips and a can of soft drink. Fellow …
Continue reading GWS warn Hawks over Patton AFL tradeAustralia’s hopes that Super Typhoon Hagibis can gift them a more favourable finals run at the Rugby World Cup remain alive, but they’re slim at best. The fierce tropical storm …
Continue reading Wallabies’ typhoon Cup boost chance slimNSW Waratahs have continued their rebuild by signing New Zealand-raised loose forward Charlie Gamble, who has taken an unusual path into Super Rugby. The former Crusaders Academy product has inked …
Continue reading Tahs take Gamble on Kiwi forward

