Ruby Walsh has made an amazing recovery on Killultagh Vic to claim a dramatic victory in a Novice Chase at Leopardstown. The 2-7 favourite was in front heading to the …
Continue reading Ruby Walsh in drama-packed victoryAfter a summer that started as badly as it could for Brett Cavanough, the Albury trainer now has plenty of reasons to smile. Early in December, a virus spread through …
Continue reading Brett Cavanough back in the swingGroup Three placegetter King’s Troop is one of five horses added to the 1000m-race for three-year-olds at Randwick bringing the entries up to nine. Trainer Gerald Ryan already had two …
Continue reading Extra entries for 3yo race at RandwickLeon Corstens believes Del Prado is in career-best form heading into the VOBIS Gold Star at Moonee Valley while the trainer is also hoping for an improved showing from Word …
Continue reading VOBIS Gold Star2016: Del Prado in form for Moonee ValleyChris Ashton’s hopes of an England recall for the Six Nations Championship are in the balance after he was cited for eye gouging. The prolific try-scorer, who won the last …
Continue reading England’s Ashton hit with eye gouge chargeSwiss superstar Roger Federer will join many around the country and tune in for Lleyton Hewitt’s potential Australian Open swansong. Hewitt’s 20th – and final – Australian Open campaign starts …
Continue reading Federer to keep an eye on Hewitt’s matchFormer Sydney Roosters and Canberra winger Justin Carney is ready to make a fresh start as he comes to terms with being labelled the bad boy of Super League. The …
Continue reading Carney wants to make a fresh startRoger Federer regards the spectre of match-fixing as serious but the Swiss superstar is unhappy with speculation regarding the issue in tennis. A joint BBC-BuzzFeed report claimed 16 players, including …
Continue reading I want to hear names of fixers: FedererSamantha Stosur’s Melbourne Park malaise remains as debilitating as ever, with the veteran jolted from the Australian Open in straight sets. Stosur added another chapter to her miserable record at …
Continue reading Stosur’s Melbourne Park woes intensifySamantha Stosur’s Melbourne Park malaise remains as debilitating as ever, with the veteran jolted from the Australian Open in straight sets. Stosur added another chapter to her miserable record at …
Continue reading Czech qualifier ousts Stosur from Aus OpenChris Gayle blasted the equal-fastest half-century in Twenty20 history but it wasn’t enough for Melbourne Renegades to advance to the Big Bash League semi-finals. Renegades needed to reach Adelaide Strikers’ …
Continue reading Gayle stars but Strikers score BBL winAustralian teenager Omar Jasika has dished out a bagel on grand slam debut, defeating Illya Marchenko at Melbourne Park. Jasika, who won the US Open boys’ singles and doubles titles …
Continue reading Aussie wildcard Jasika into second roundFormer world No.1 Caroline Wozniacki was unable to hide her disgust after her fall from grace continued with a deflating first-round exit from the Australian Open. The two-time grand slam …
Continue reading Wozniacki crashes out of Australian OpenNick Kyrgios has mixed the good, the bad and the nothing overly ugly in cruising into the second round of the Australian Open. Australia’s 29th seed was hugely impressive in …
Continue reading Kyrgios coasts in opener at Melbourne ParkWallaby winger Rob Horne says he’s hoping to avoid shoulder surgery as long as possible and reckons the NSW Waratahs have added a couple of great finishers in recruits Reece …
Continue reading Horne on track for first Super roundReigning Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic is unsure whether gambling advertisements should have taken their place at the grand slam. Melbourne Park’s biggest venues – Rod Laver Arena, Hisense Arena …
Continue reading Djokovic queries tennis’ gambling tie-upWorld No.1 Novak Djokovic says there is “no real proof” of match-fixing among top players as tennis authorities hosed down claims of evidence suppression after an incendiary media report into …
Continue reading Tennis figures deny match-fixing claimsSerena Williams has dismissed any hint of match-fixing in women’s tennis after surviving a tough early test to safely progress to the second round of the Australian Open at Melbourne …
Continue reading Williams dismisses match-fixing claims

