Greater Western Sydney have staged a stunning comeback to beat Melbourne by 45 points in Canberra, marking their best-ever start to an AFL season. Down 27 points at halftime, the …
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Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson says he’s disappointed Brian Lake was named by a handful of media outlets as the player who allegedly sledged Mitch Clark about his battle with depression. …
Continue reading Clarkson unhappy wiith Lake being namedThe Western Bulldogs have continued their AFL revitalisation under new coach Luke Beveridge by downing Richmond at the MCG. In a low-scoring contest, the Bulldogs kicked clear in the third …
Continue reading Bulldogs bite too tough for Tigers in AFLEssendon coach James Hird is upbeat his side will keep up with AFL pacesetters Hawthorn on Sunday, saying lack of match fitness is no excuse. The Bombers had 13 players …
Continue reading Bombers’ AFL match fitness no excuse: HirdMadison Keys added to her growing reputation as she breezed through her quarter-final contest at the WTA Family Circle Cup on Friday. The seventh-seeded 20-year-old blew away fellow American Lauren …
Continue reading Rising star Keys cruises in WTA CharlestonDefending champion Fernando Verdasco defeated Russia’s Teymuraz Gabashvili 6-2 6-3 to reach the semi-finals of the US claycourt championships in Houston. The sixth-seeded Verdasco, from Spain, will face the winner …
Continue reading Verdasco reaches Houston ATP semisMotoGP world champion Marc Marquez has posted the fastest practice time for the Grand Prix of Americas, the first of two races to be held this season in North America. …
Continue reading Marquez tops field in MotoGP practiceBath coach Mike Ford hinted Sam Burgess’s future could lay in the back-row after the rugby league convert made his first start at No.6 in the 29-19 bonus-point victory at …
Continue reading Burgess impresses Bath coach at No.6Nick Hall has won a compensation case against the connections of Japanese star To The World in a stewards’ room result which could net the Melbourne jockey a $120,000 windfall. …
Continue reading Hall wins case for Queen Elizabeth Stakes 2015 compoGroup One winning jockey Paul Hammersley is confident he can celebrate his return to Queensland with a win aboard Dances On Stars at Doomben on Saturday. Hammersley has three rides …
Continue reading Chief de Beers Handicap 2015: Hammersley looks to Stars for next winNigel Blackiston has South Australian Derby ambitions for Manapine and expects a distance rise to suit the three-year-old in the Galilee Series Final. Manapine steps up to the SA Derby …
Continue reading Manapine takes next step on SA Derby 2015 pathTrainer Shane Fliedner is relying on a proven formula with Setinum who he plans to run at Flemington on Saturday and back-up for a richer prize seven days later. The …
Continue reading Tom Elliott Drive Trophy 2015: Fliedner sets two-race target for SetinumFirst Seal has been given the all-clear to run in the Queen of the Turf Stakes as she attempts turn her Group One luck around. The Flight Stakes winner in …
Continue reading 2015 Queen of the Turf Stakes Field: First Seal passed for Group One WFA testKen Keys is realistic about outsider Like A Carousel’s Sydney Cup hopes but has at least given his stayer every chance to produce his best in the $1.6 million race. …
Continue reading Sydney Cup 2015 a tough challenge for CarouselHaving more than one runner in a race often means trainers have to be at their diplomatic best when it comes to discussing their prospects with different owners. John Sargent …
Continue reading Sargent two-handed in ATC Australian Oaks 2015Pat Hyland is counting on a lesson learned to give Bonaria every chance of making a winning racetrack farewell in the Queen of the Turf Stakes. Bonaria is expected to …
Continue reading Queen of the Turf Stakes 2015: Bonaria ready to bow out on high: HylandAntonio Murdaca can at least leave Augusta National knowing he can match it with the big boys. The South Australian amateur finished at seven-over-par after shooting 78 and 73 in …
Continue reading Murdaca misses Masters cutAustralian’s Adam Scott and Jason Day are hoping Augusta National officials crank up the difficulty on the weekend as they back themselves to chase a red hot Jordan Spieth at …
Continue reading Scott and Day hope for tough conditions
