Hartnell will head to Melbourne to begin his next campaign in the Group One C F Orr Stakes after pleasing Godolphin trainer James Cummings in a barrier trial. The seven-year-old …
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The scratching of Prezado has left training partners Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra relying on Crystal Spirit in the Manfred Stakes at Caulfield. He will be ridden by Melbourne premiership …
Continue reading Crystal pair chase Caulfield stakes doubleJason Coyle concedes training two-year-olds is not yet his forte, so it will be up to River Bird to indicate whether she is worthy of a start in the $3.5 …
Continue reading River Bird can prove herself against Widden Stakes FieldApprentice jockey Nyssa Burrells continues to make an encouraging recovery from serious injuries suffered in a fall during jump-outs at Warwick Farm. Racing NSW issued an update on Friday, saying …
Continue reading Positive signs for jockey Nyssa BurrellsHolders France ran into a spot of bother as they split the opening day’s singles matches to finish locked at 1-1 with Netherlands in the first round of their Davis …
Continue reading France, Netherlands 1-1 in Davis Cup tieSt Helens got their Super League campaign off to a blistering start with a 46-6 destruction of a Castleford team that looked a shadow of the one that dominated the …
Continue reading Barba dominant in Saints Super League winWorld No.1 Caroline Wozniacki suffered her first defeat since lifting the Australian Open trophy when she was edged out 7-6 (7-2) 6-3 by Russia’s Daria Kasatkina in the quarter-finals at …
Continue reading Kasatkina stuns Wozniacki in St PetersburgSouth Africa’s director of rugby Rassie Erasmus believes the country has slipped further behind the world’s top nations, but insists there is still time to turn the tables before next …
Continue reading Springboks playing ‘catch-up’,: ErasmusHe has taken rookie sensation Alex de Minaur under his wing in Australia’s Davis Cup team, acting like an “older brother”. But Nick Kyrgios does not believe he will need …
Continue reading De Minaur will bounce back: KyrgiosHamish Stewart admits there is considerable pressure on his shoulders after Brad Thorn’s decision to choose him over Quade Cooper as Queensland’s chief playmaker. But the Reds’ new all-for-one, one-for-all …
Continue reading Reds rookie Stewart not feeling pressureAnother bumper crowd watched Carlton open an AFL Women’s season with a win over Collingwood, but low scoring remains an issue for the fledgling league. There was no repeat of …
Continue reading Blues down Pies in low-scoring AFLW openerRugby union player Karmichael Hunt will not be prosecuted with cocaine possession after police found a lack of evidence, his lawyer says. Police had alleged Hunt was found is in …
Continue reading Hunt cocaine charge dropped: lawyerCentre Ben Te’o will play his first England test for almost a year and his first rugby of any sort for more than three months after overcoming an ankle injury …
Continue reading England bring back Te’o for Italy openerLeeds coach Brian McDermott admits his side will get beaten by the Melbourne Storm in the World Club Challenge later this month if they don’t improve quickly. The Rhinos began …
Continue reading Leeds coach: Storm will blow us awayCarlton have opened the 2018 AFL Women’s season with a hard-fought eight-point win over Collingwood in front of another big crowd at Ikon Park. There was no repeat of the …
Continue reading Blues down Magpies in AFLW season openerSouth Africa coach Allister Coetzee has been sacked after a tumultuous two years in charge of the Springboks. His departure came just days after the leaking of an explosive letter …
Continue reading Coetzee’s turbulent Springboks tenure endsCentre Ben Te’o will play his first England Test for almost a year after overcoming injury to be included in the team to face Italy in Rome in their opening …
Continue reading Te’o back for England in Six Nations rugby“It’s a start.” That’s how Queensland Super Rugby coach Brad Thorn has described the team’s maiden hit-out under his reign – a willing 14-14 internal trial draw in tricky, wet …
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