Adelaide’s players must take some responsibility for the departure of their AFL coach Don Pyke, retiring Crows stalwart Andy Otten says. Pyke quit last Thursday despite being contracted for two …
Continue reading Departed Crows coach Pyke was stressed outWelcome to Sapporo, where rugby barely rates a mention and where the Wallabies will be anxious about a momentous sporting upset nearly 20 years ago. Michael Cheika’s Australian team were …
Continue reading Sapporo a change in pace for WallabiesGreater Western Sydney have been dealt another massive blow before Saturday’s AFL preliminary final against Collingwood, with star Lachie Whitfield ruled out after being hospitalised with appendicitis. Giants coach Leon …
Continue reading GWS’s Whitfield out of AFL prelim finalGreat Western Sydney star Lachie Whitfield will miss Saturday’s AFL preliminary final against Collingwood at the MCG after being hospitalised with appendicitis. Giants coach Leon Cameron confirmed on Wednesday that …
Continue reading Whitfield out of AFL preliminary finalDaly Cherry-Evans can see the similarities between Des Hasler’s last premiership at Manly and this year’s finals campaign. Call it the Des effect. Manly, with the world against them. The …
Continue reading Different Des sparking old Manly feelingLock Izack Rodda has bucked the trend of several of his Wallabies teammates to commit his future to Australian rugby. Rodda has signed a four-year contract with the Queensland Reds, …
Continue reading Rodda commits to Aust rugby until 2023Veteran hooker Andrew McCullough admits his future at Brisbane may be on the line after their embarrassing NRL finals exit. McCullough has also expressed regret after it emerged six players …
Continue reading Bronco McCullough admits future uncertainThe Racing Australia board has asked its veterinary advisory committee to report back on the science of cobalt following a letter from the Australian Trainers Association. The ATA has asked …
Continue reading Trainers ask Racing Australia to review cobalt rulesDual state trainer Lindsey Smith will rely on Black Heart Bart as his sole representative in the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield. Smith also nominated Malaguerra but …
Continue reading Black Heart Bart ready to tackle Sir Rupert Clarke StakesGroup One winning sprinter Malaguerra has been retired from racing. Malaguerra has been nominated for this weekends G1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes although connection Bruno Micalizzi announced on twitter that …
Continue reading Dual Group 1 winner Malaguerra retired from racingBjorn Baker has started the season better than any other since he took up training in Sydney after a stint with his father Murray in New Zealand. The flag bearer …
Continue reading Samadoubt in great order ahead of George Main StakesTrainer Lindsay Smith has decided to bypass the remainder of the spring with Memsie Stakes winner Scales Of Justice. Trained from Smith’s Warrnambool base, Scales Of Justice won the Bletchingly …
Continue reading Cox Plate ruled out for Scales Of JusticeNew Zealand sprinter The Bostonian is primed to replicate his Brisbane winter form when he heads to Melbourne for the Moir Stakes. The Tony Pike-trained five-year-old will arrive in Australia …
Continue reading The Bostonian primed for Moir Stakes at Moonee ValleyTrainer Robert Hickmott is pleased with what he has seen in a jump-out from imported galloper Django Freeman at Caulfield. Purpose-bought for the major spring carnival races, Tuesday’s jump-out over …
Continue reading Django Freeman given hit-out ahead of Turnbull StakesMystic Journey’s trainer Adam Trinder has spoken out about the derogatory calls, emails and text messages he has received after the mares defeat in the Makybe Diva Stakes. Trinder said …
Continue reading Adam Trinder speaks out after Mystic Journey abuseChampion jockey Hugh Bowman will not ride this weekend on George Main Stakes day at Randwick after he underwent surgery on his hand last week. Hugh Bowman suffered a broken …
Continue reading Bowman ruled out of George Main Stakes dayDecorated jockey and trainer Geoff Lane has died suddenly from kidney failure aged 80. Lane, whose career in the saddle was cut short by weight problems, enjoyed success at the …
Continue reading Decorated jockey Geoff Lane diesRoger Federer plans to decide “in the next month or so” whether he will play at next year’s Tokyo Olympics. Federer said on Tuesday his 2020 schedule is already set …
Continue reading Federer weighing up Tokyo Games tilt


