Months of speculation are finally over after Anthony Milford officially re-signed with Brisbane for another four NRL seasons. The classy five-eighth agreed to a deal taking him to the end …
Continue reading Milford signs four-year Broncos dealThe MCG will be hosting two festivals this weekend – one for the ‘Country Game’ and the other for AFL 300-gamer James Kelly. The Essendon utility notches the almighty milestone …
Continue reading MCG becomes AFL’s Kelly CountryJockey Larry Cassidy will feel nostalgic when he dons the colours for Doomben 10,000 hopeful Japonisme. Japonisme, who is trained by Chris Waller, carries the all cerise colours of the …
Continue reading Nostalgic Doomben 10,000 ride for Larry CassidyThe recent performances of Magnapal look disappointing on paper but co-trainer Terry O’Sullivan is expecting an improved showing at Caulfield. The rising eight-year-old runs in the Ladbrokes Handicap (1600m) on …
Continue reading Trainer expecting improvement from Caulfield Cup runnerAfter winning Adelaide’s first $1 million race, Melbourne trainer Mick Price has one of the leading chances for another Group One race at Morphettville. Price took out the Group One …
Continue reading Price chasing another G1 win in SA Derby 2017Buoyed by training his first winners for Godolphin at a midweek meeting in Sydney, Darren Beadman is now eyeing his first Group level success at Scone. Beadman started his stint …
Continue reading Beadman targets maiden Group win in Dark Jewel ClassicSouth Australian Derby ambitions have not eventuated for Fontein Lad with the gelding instead remaining in Victoria to chase a city win at Caulfield. The Greg Eurell-trained three-year-old was second …
Continue reading Caulfield instead of South Australian Derby for Fontein LadPremier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan won’t have a runner in the Group One Doomben 10,000 but he still expects to be a major player in three stakes races on the …
Continue reading Tony Gollan likes his chances in Champagne Classic, Queensland Day StakesMurray Johnson travels full circle when Pure Pride goes around in the Listed Scone Cup. Although Melbourne-born and domiciled abroad for decades before resettling in Victoria, Scone has always been …
Continue reading Murray Johnson takes pride in Scone Cup starterRemember the tarpaulins. They go a long way to explaining why Keith Thomas is sitting in a squat concrete grandstand at Shanghai’s Jiangwan Stadium, talking about China. In front of …
Continue reading Port thinking big with AFL push into ChinaEugenie Bouchard’s Madrid Open campaign ended on Thursday with a whimper as she was thrashed 6-4 6-0 by eighth seed Svetlana Kuznetsova to exit at the quarter-final stage. The Canadian …
Continue reading Bouchard crushed in WTA Madrid Open exitRomania’s Simona Halep has booked her spot in the Madrid Open semi-finals, taking less than an hour to defeat Coco Vandeweghe of the United States. Halep, the world No.8, needed …
Continue reading Halep keeps Madrid Open defence on trackNine-time French Open champion has handed Australia’s Nick Kyrgios a clay court lesson at the Madrid Open. Fourth seed Nadal won 6-3 6-1 in 72 minutes in a match which …
Continue reading Nadal teaches Kyrgios a lesson in MadridShutting down Beauden Barrett, or at least reducing his influence, is the task confronting the Crusaders as they look to maintain their unbeaten start to the Super Rugby season. The …
Continue reading Crusaders ready for Barrett-led HurricanesA midweek chat between Paul Green and Michael Morgan could help catapult the North Queensland star into contention for injured teammate Johnathan Thurston’s State of Origin jersey. A proud Queenslander, …
Continue reading Morgan ready to wear Queensland No.6Support for Corey Norman is growing but Queensland great Justin Hodges says it won’t matter who replaces Johnathan Thurston with Maroons’ old guard Cameron Smith and Cooper Cronk at the …
Continue reading Smith, Cronk will cover JT absence: HodgesThe last fortnight has given Ollie Wines a sweet taste of his AFL future, quickly followed by a bitter dose of reality. While the Port Adelaide star admits to dreaming …
Continue reading Wines relishes AFL leadership at PortFrom rough-around-the-edges country lad to seasoned AFL professional, Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin can’t help but admire Bernie Vince’s journey. Goodwin was a dual-premiership veteran with the Crows when Vince made …
Continue reading Adelaide perfect setting for Vince’s 200th

