Will influential Carlton trio John Barker, Levi Casboult and Dale Thomas be at the AFL club next season? Blues coach Brendon Bolton isn’t sure on each of the three – …
Continue reading Bolton backs Barker for Suns AFL gigInjury-plagued Nick Kyrgios has suffered his first loss to fellow young gun Alexander Zverev, going down in straight sets in the Rogers Cup third round in Montreal. The Australian was …
Continue reading Kyrgios falls to Zverev in MontrealRoger Federer has dropped his first set since June before dispatching Spaniard David Ferrer 4-6 6-4 6-2 to reach the quarter-finals of the Rogers Cup. Federer was sloppy from the …
Continue reading Federer into Rogers Cup quarter-finalsFive NSW country features have received significant prize money increases this season. The Port Macquarie Cup, Goulburn Cup, Wellington Boot, Tamworth Cup and Wagga Wagga Town Plate will all be …
Continue reading NSW country cups received prize money boostRefreshed from a holiday after a break-out season, Beau Mertens is keen to begin his new campaign on a winning note at Flemington. In his first full year riding in …
Continue reading Mertens to make season debut on Aurie’s Star Handicap day at FlemingtonA year after celebrating their first win as a training partnership with Thronum in the Rosebud, Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott are looking to mark the occasion with victory in …
Continue reading Siege Of Quebec out to prove Golden Rose credentialsJust two cents of every dollar bet so far with the TAB on the Cox Plate has gone on a horse not called Winx. The champion opened at $4 minutes …
Continue reading Winx dominates 2017 Cox Plate oddsA host of feature spring races are in the thoughts of trainer Shane Nichols as he prepares his stable flag bearer I Am A Star for her return at a …
Continue reading I Am A Star set to take on strong Aurie’s Star Handicap FieldChris Waller ushers in two newcomers to his staying ranks when Sarrasin and Tom Melbourne begin their preparation for spring campaigns at Rosehill. Although Sarrasin changed hands from French trainer …
Continue reading Chris Waller has high hopes for stable newcomersMurray Baker has prepared more Australian Group One winners than any other New Zealand-based trainer and is gearing up to do it again. He and his training partner Andrew Forsman …
Continue reading Baker/Forsman preparing Caulfield Cup contendersKarolina Pliskova continues to settle in to her new role as world No.1, moving into the quarter-finals of the Rogers Cup after Japanese teenager Naomi Osaka was forced to retire …
Continue reading Pliskova, Wozniacki advance in TorontoKarolina Pliskova continues to settle in to her new role as world No.1, moving into the quarter-finals of the Rogers Cup after Japanese teenager Naomi Osaka was forced to retire …
Continue reading Pliskova into quarters after Osaka retiresWallabies bolter Jordan Uelese has gone from being starstruck to soaking up knowledge from his future teammates. The Melbourne Rebels hooker was the biggest surprise of a 34-man squad for …
Continue reading Uelese past his starstruck Wallabies phaseAfter re-signing captain Jarrod Croker, Canberra have turned their attention to extending Elliott Whitehead’s stay at the Raiders. Canberra chief executive Don Furner has opened talks with Whitehead, who is …
Continue reading Raiders want to lock Whitehead down in NRLSouth Sydney coach Michael Maguire has hailed the turnaround in form from Burgess twins Thomas and George after they played a key role in the win over Canterbury. The front-row …
Continue reading Maguire defends under-fire Burgess twinsRichmond are banking on their solid interstate record helping them break a hoodoo against Geelong, despite Simonds Stadium being just an hour down the road. The Tigers haven’t trumped the …
Continue reading Richmond say Geelong AFL ground suits themCanterbury coach Des Hasler has called out his underperforming outfit after producing yet another insipid performance against South Sydney. In arguably his most scathing assessment of his side this year, …
Continue reading Hasler turns on unacceptable BulldogsThe AFL is considering shortening next year’s pre-season series to accommodate its new hybrid game, AFLX. The shorter game, with smaller teams played on soccer-pitch sized grounds, has been likened …
Continue reading AFL to shorten pre-season for hybrid game


