After missing a start in the Melbourne Cup, the John Wheeler-trained Pentathlon has been taken home to New Zealand for another 3200-metre feature race. Wheeler decided not to keep the …
Continue reading Pentathlon to line-up in the New Zealand CupTrainer Robbie Griffiths says there are a few hurdles to clear if he is to claim a stakes race victory with one of his two mares engaged at Sandown. The …
Continue reading Griffiths mares to face-off in Summoned StakesBjorn Baker is keeping an open mind regarding Impavido’s next step with two options in play. The Warwick Farm trainer says the weather could determine whether Impavido starts at Rosehill …
Continue reading Impavido’s next assignment up in the airAnother trip to the Gold Coast for a rich Magic Millions race is on the radar for Lucky Hussler after the gelding tries to finish his spring campaign with a …
Continue reading Lucky Hussler ready for the Sandown StakesKangaroos coach Mal Meninga is unlikely to make any changes to his team for next week’s Rugby League World Cup semi-final after being impressed by his bench against Samoa. Australia …
Continue reading Meninga to stick with same 17 for ‘Roos SFAmid the hype of promising two-year-old Ef Troop’s first-up win the effort of second-placed Only Wanna Sing has been largely forgotten. Only Wanna Sing went to the barriers a $31 …
Continue reading Only Wanna Sing aimed at the Magic Millions ClassicGary Portelli continues to marvel at one of his stable stalwarts as Testashadow prepares to launch his latest campaign at Rosehill. While the Magic Millions carnival in January is a …
Continue reading Villiers Stakes or Magic Millions Cup for TestashadowHorses owned by Sheikh Mohammed have been a dominant force in the Sandown Guineas over the past decade and Beau Geste will be out to continue the trend. Godolphin’s Australian …
Continue reading Godolphin set to continue Sandown Guineas dominanceTrainer Toby Edmonds is confident he has made the right decision in not trialling promising Whypeeo before the gelding’s comeback run at Doomben Whypeeo confirmed he is one of the …
Continue reading Whypeeo on trial for Magic Millions GuineasThe Australian Competition Tribunal has once again cleared the $11 billion merger between wagering giants Tabcorp and Tatts Group to proceed, subject to one condition. The ACT was reviewing its …
Continue reading Tabcorp Tatts merger gets new approvalDavid Goffin has earned a shot at Roger Federer after completing the semi-final line-up at the ATP World Tour Finals with a storming straight-sets win over Dominic Thiem. The Belgian …
Continue reading Goffin into semi-final at ATP Tour FinalsBrumbies lock Blake Enever will make his shock Wallabies debut in the white-hot cauldron of Twickenham after Adam Coleman was ruled out because of an injured thumb. Enever, 26, who …
Continue reading Coleman out, Enever in for England clashRemaining injury-free rather than chasing the top ranking is Roger Federer’s focus as he eyes a triumphant finale to his dream season at the ATP World Tour Finals in London. …
Continue reading Staying healthy is Federer’s top priorityEngland’s Eddie Jones has accused Wallabies coach Michael Cheika of trying to influence referee Ben O’Keeffe through the media. New Zealand whistleblower O’Keeffe, at 28, is the youngest referee on …
Continue reading England’s Jones upset by Wallabies claimsHayden Paddon admits a lack of confidence on Coffs Harbour’s loose forestry roads is hurting him as he tries to end a disappointing World Rally Championship on a positive note. …
Continue reading Paddon low on confidence in WRC finaleValentine Holmes has scored a record five tries for the Kangaroos who have sounded an ominous warning to rival nations with a 46-0 trouncing of Samoa in their Rugby League …
Continue reading Holmes scores five as ‘Roos pump SamoaSuper League outfit Widnes have signed centre Krisnan Inu from Catalans Dragons on a two-year deal. Inu joined Catalans midway through the 2015 season and scored 14 tries in 46 …
Continue reading Krisnan Inu in Super League move to WidnesOne of three stayers could give trainer Robert Hickmott a winner with his final runners for owner Lloyd Williams in the Group Two Zipping Classic at Sandown. Hickmott’s association with …
Continue reading Almandin heads Zipping Classic Field

