Tonga’s push for further Tests against tier-one nations will encourage more players to follow in the footsteps of Andrew Fifita and Jason Taumalolo, according to coach Kristian Woolf. Fifita and …
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Continue reading Williams’ coach pleas for rule relaxationLatvian Anastasija Sevastova has rallied from a set down to defeat Russian qualifier Vera Zvonareva 4-6 7-5 6-3 in the quarter-finals of the Kremlin Cup. Sevastova, who endured tough three-setters …
Continue reading Sevastova battles past Zvonareva in MoscowAustralia’s Nick Kyrgios has decided to call it quits on his tennis season after a recurring elbow injury forced him out of the the Kremlin Cup in Moscow. The Australian …
Continue reading Kyrgios wraps up tennis season in MoscowIt is arguably the hottest rugby league ticket in the world. Having already sold out Mt Smart Stadium for Saturday’s Test against Australia, Tonga could have at least three more …
Continue reading Tonga set for more league Tests in 2019The appropriately named Supercars driver Cameron Waters is one of the few in the field hoping for the Gold Coast’s rainy weather to extend into the weekend. Over 160 millimetres …
Continue reading Rain no fear for Supercars star WatersAustralian ace Nick Kyrgios has withdrawn from the Kremlin Cup with an elbow injury. The Australian No.3 had been due to play Mirza Basic for a place in the quarter-finals …
Continue reading Aust’s Kyrgios withdraws from Kremlin CupTom Melbourne has returned to Victoria for his latest attempt to end a long run of outs. But the enigmatic gelding’s chances of breaking through for the first time since …
Continue reading Tom Melbourne out to end drought in Moonga StakesThe Victoria Derby prospects of a pair of Lindsay Park-trained three-year-olds will be put to the test in the Caulfield Classic. Stablemates Sikorsky and Muswellbrook will step up to 2000m …
Continue reading Lindsay Park duo on trial for 2018 Victoria Derby bidsThe spirit of co-operation in pursuit of spring riches on foreign soil has been obvious. But it’s time for Japanese thoroughbreds Chestnut Coat and Sole Impact to go from travelling …
Continue reading Japanese set to take on quality Caulfield Cup FieldAfter going close in both the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups a year ago, jockey Ben Melham is striving for a better result this year. Melham’s Caulfield Cup 2018 hopes on …
Continue reading Jockey Ben Melham gets another Caulfield Cup chanceTHE CAULFIELD CUP AND THE INTERNATIONALS OVERSEAS WINNERS 2014 – Admire Rakti (JPN) – trainer Tomoyuki Umeda – jockey Zac Purton 2012 – Dunaden (FR) – trainer Mikel Delzangles – …
Continue reading Caulfield Cup – How International horses have faredA Caulfield Cup blueprint established in defeat 12 months ago will be used in Irish training maestro Aidan O’Brien’s bid to win the $5 million race for the first time. …
Continue reading Irish stayer to relish Aidan O’Brien’s Caulfield Cup master planNew Zealand stayer Charles Road will continue his Melbourne Cup campaign in a Group Three race while many other contenders run in the Caulfield Cup. The winner of the Chairman’s …
Continue reading Sir Charles Road out to stake 2018 Melbourne Cup claimsLeading jockey Dwayne Dunn expects the Caulfield Cup’s modern-day transformation into a true staying test will bring out the best in his mount Duretto. Dunn, who won the 2006 Cup …
Continue reading Strong 2018 Caulfield Cup tempo the key for UK stayerPaul Perry is rarely without an early-running two-year-old, or a couple of handy horses to fly the flag during the Melbourne spring carnival. And this year is no different. The …
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