Give Serena Williams the Australian Open trophy now, because beaten semi-finalist Agnieszka Radwanska says no one can beat her. Not if Williams maintains the form she reached on Thursday in …
Continue reading Radwanska in awe of WilliamsThe Mick Price-trained Extreme Choice remains the Blue Diamond favourite after the first races in the series at Caulfield. The Blue Diamond Previews were run on Tuesday with the John …
Continue reading Same 2016 Blue Diamond Stakes favourite after PreviewsDual Group One winner Pride Of Dubai’s comeback has been delayed and he will not be among the acceptors for the Expressway Stakes. The colt has not raced since he …
Continue reading Pride Of Dubai to miss Expressway StakesTrainer Gerald Ryan has decided to keep his options open with King’s Troop and the three-year-old remains in the mix for the Group Two Expressway Stakes. Ryan had indicated the …
Continue reading 3YO King’s Troop still in Expressway Stakes FieldTwo country wins has Polar Vortex ready for his first city test at Flemington. Polar Vortex heads to Saturday’s John Calvert Handicap after back-to-back wins at Wangaratta. Co-trainer Craig Widdison …
Continue reading Polar Vortex faces city test at FlemingtonTommy Berry insists everything is right for Our Boy Malachi to resume on a winning note despite an indifferent lead-up to the Expressway Stakes. Our Boy Malachi had his critics …
Continue reading All systems go for Our Boy Malachi in Expressway Stakes 2016Rarely a season goes by when Clarry Conners doesn’t have a two-year-old contesting a lead-up race to the Golden Slipper. This year is no different with the four-time Slipper-winning trainer …
Continue reading Conners represented in Canonbury Stakes and Widden Stakes 2016Yesterday’s Songs could press his claims for the Newmarket Handicap when he contests a straight race at Flemington for the first time in the Kensington Stakes. The Mike Moroney-trained gelding …
Continue reading Yesterday’s Songs to line-up in 2016 Kensington Stakes FieldTegan Harrison has bounced back from a fall to move into second place on the Brisbane jockeys’ premiership with a win on Urban Knight at Ipswich. Harrison was tossed off …
Continue reading Harrison continues city premiership surgeDominant Serena Williams has needed just 64 minutes to end the challenge of fourth seed Agnieszka Radwanska and advance to the Australian Open women’s final. The 6-0 6-4 win on …
Continue reading Williams storms into Australian Open finalNRL superstar-in-waiting Kalyn Ponga will be ready to go if he’s handed his debut this season, according to his North Queensland teammate John Asiata. But despite a scintillating pre-season for …
Continue reading Sizzling Ponga to wait for NRL debutNRL’S LENGTHY LIST OF OFF-SEASON SCANDALS 2016 – Sydney Roosters co-captain Mitchell Pearce stood down after video emerges of him simulating sex with a dog. 2015 – Gold Coast rocked …
Continue reading NRL’s lengthy list of off-season scandals.Sara Tomic has beaten fellow Australian Baijing Lin to reach the semi-finals of the Australian Open girls’ championship at Melbourne Park. The younger sister of Bernard, Tomic once again showcased …
Continue reading Tomic into Australian Open junior semisAdam Reynolds, Josh Reynolds, James Maloney and Blake Austin will be waiting in the wings should Mitchell Pearce be sacked from the NSW side for off-field incidents for the second …
Continue reading Pearce’s Origin fate in the balanceAdam Reynolds, Josh Reynolds, James Maloney and Blake Austin will be waiting in the wings should Mitchell Pearce be sacked from the NSW side for off-field incidents for the second …
Continue reading Pearce’s Origin fate in the balanceStar Manly recruit Martin Taupau says the sky is the limit for the Sea Eagles as they attempt to put last year’s roller-coaster NRL season behind them. Taupau took a …
Continue reading Sky’s the limit for Sea Eagles: TaupauYin meets Yang on Friday night when tennis opposites Andy Murray and Milos Raonic clash for a place in the Australian Open final at Melbourne Park. On court and off, …
Continue reading Tennis opposites vie for Open final berthSize has become the most valuable commodity in sevens rugby and will form the basis of New Zealand’s Olympic assault, starting this weekend in Wellington. Veteran supercoach Sir Gordon Tietjens …
Continue reading Tietjens lauds All Blacks Sevens’ size

