David Ferrer is 33 years old and seeded eighth but one of the form players at the Australian Open. Ferrer, who confronts Andy Murray in a quarter-final on Wednesday, is …
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Angelique Kerber has been on the receiving end of two of the most significant victories in the second coming of Victoria Azarenka. There was a three-set thriller in the third …
Continue reading Azarenka has the wood on KerberPenrith coach Anthony Griffin is set to unveil the first big call of his tenure when he names his captain for the new NRL season on Wednesday. Current skipper and …
Continue reading Griffin poised to name Panthers skipperCanadian Milos Raonic says he plans to get swash-buckling Frenchman Gael Monfils out of his comfort zone when they meet in the Australian Open quarter-finals. But where that zone ends …
Continue reading Raonic hoping to unsettle MonfilsSix-times champion Serena Williams has stormed into the Australian Open semi-finals, extending her run of dominance over Maria Sharapova to 18 matches. Williams wasn’t always at her best on Tuesday …
Continue reading Serena extends domination of SharapovaTennis supercoach Darren Cahill has urged Bernard Tomic to bring more intensity to the practice court in his ongoing bid to bridge the gap on the grand slam giants. Two-time …
Continue reading Cahill’s advice to Bernard TomicIt’s the most improbable Australian Open women’s quarter-final in more than two decades – and fans won’t know who to cheer for. On one side of the net, unassuming Australian-born …
Continue reading Unlikely pair to meet in Open quartersAgnieszka Radwanska is the first woman through to the Australian Open semi-finals, having crushed Carla Suarez Navarro in straight sets on Tuesday. Fourth seed Radwanska stepped up her search for …
Continue reading Radwanska through to Open semi-finalA tough-talking Brad Arthur says the time for Parramatta to make excuses is over as they aim to break their five-year absence from the NRL finals. The Eels coach says …
Continue reading Eels set bar at NRL top eightHaving already competed almost 30 Group One races in Australia, a new challenge awaits Happy Trails. The Paul Beshara-trained eight-year-old will ramp up his preparations on Monday for another autumn …
Continue reading Hong Kong on radar for Happy TrailsIt’s getting close to crunch time for potential Golden Slipper contenders to make a mark starting with the year’s first stakes races for two-year-olds at Rosehill. Saturday’s meeting features the …
Continue reading Golden Slipper 2016 contender Star Of Monsoon ready for Rosehill debutTwo interstate Cups are in the sights of trainer Richard Laming with a horse which has family ties to the legendary Makybe Diva. Six-year-old Wales, a winner at Moonee Valley …
Continue reading Wales to be aimed at Hobart Cup 2016One of Lindsay Park’s Blue Diamond hopefuls will step out in the colts and geldings Preview with co-trainer Tom Dabernig expecting Kafoo to benefit from his first race-day experience. The …
Continue reading Blue Diamond Stakes 2016 hopes step out in PreviewsVeteran Queensland horseman Harold Norman has visited the winners’ circle on hundreds of occasions but admits Gold Horizon’s Doomben win gave him a special thrill. Gold Horizon is trained by …
Continue reading Norman collects the prize for his mateThe breeders of Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance have been presented with a special trophy at the Karaka Million meeting at Ellerslie in Auckland. The Victoria Racing Club handed …
Continue reading VRC presents miniature Melbourne Cup to breedersJockey Thomas Huet will front the Racing NSW Apppeals Panel to try to clear his name in his fight against an improper riding charge. Huet was outed for one month …
Continue reading Thomas Huet appeals improper riding chargeTrainer Pat Duff has called on a long-standing association with jockey Brad Stewart to help veteran Steel Zip win his second Sunshine Coast Cup, four years after they combined for …
Continue reading Steel Zip targeting back to back Sunshine Coast Cup winsCaulfield trainer Henry Dwyer has paid $200,000 for the yearling brother to Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance at the New Zealand premier sale. Dwyer bought Prince Of Penzance’s sister …
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