A chance to test the big-race credentials of two Hawkes Racing juveniles has enticed Dwayne Dunn to Sydney on Saturday. The Melbourne-based jockey, who rides extensively for the Hawkes stable, …
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Gold Coast coach Rodney Eade believes captain Gary Ablett is a couple of weeks away from returning to full contact training. The Suns’ midfielder has been making steady progress in …
Continue reading Ablett nearing AFL contact training returnFontelina, a dual Group Two winner over 1200m at Flemington, has been added to Newmarket Handicap entries. The Anthony Cummings-trained sprinter, who has been sidelined with a leg injury since …
Continue reading Fontelina late nomination for Newmarket Handicap 2015The Brisbane Lions have suffered a cruel pre-season setback with vice-captain Pearce Hanley set to miss the next three months. Hanley has developed hip soreness over the last few weeks …
Continue reading Lions’ Hanley out for first month of AFLEngland are in the box seat to reach the Tri-Series final after bowling India out for 200 in Friday’s one-day clash at the WACA Ground. With England paceman James Anderson …
Continue reading England bowl India out for 200 at WACACLASH OF THE TITANS – SIX OF THE BEST: How Serena Williams’ biggest matches with career-long rival Maria Sharapova have ended: * LONDON, July 2004, Wimbledon final: Completing an improbable …
Continue reading Williams v Sharapova rivalrySerena Williams has tennis history at her mercy as she looks to rewrite the record books yet again in Saturday night’s heavyweight Australian Open final. The oldest women’s finalist of …
Continue reading More tennis history awaits WilliamsUnlike tournament organisers, North Queensland’s Gavin Cooper can see the funny side of Johnathan Thurston’s Auckland Nines no-show. But the stand-in Cowboys skipper is deadly serious when he reckons defending …
Continue reading We are no one-man show – NRL’s CowboysEssendon coach James Hird has suffered a second resounding court defeat in his bid to discredit an anti-doping investigation into the club. Hird was not present in the Federal Court …
Continue reading Federal Court dismisses Hird againANDY MURRAY’S FIANCEE KIM SEARS IS NOW A HOUSEHOLD NAME IN AUSTRALIA AFTER FOOTAGE OF HER SWEARING AT HIS AUSTRALIAN OPEN OPPONENT WENT VIRAL. HERE’S SOME OTHER FAMOUS OUTBURSTS BY …
Continue reading Famous tennis outburstsThe NRL has confirmed four themed rounds for 2015. NRL marketing boss Lewis Pullen said a meeting of club CEOs in Auckland on Friday decided the rounds that would target …
Continue reading NRL confirms four themed rounds for 2015Joke or genius? The debate over whether retirees tarnish the Auckland Nines’ credibility is set to heat up again, with South Sydney’s Issac Luke calling for every NRL club to …
Continue reading Every 9s club should pick a legend: LukeEssendon coach James Hird has lost his second bid to have the ASADA/AFL doping probe into the club ruled illegal. Federal Court Justice Susan Kenny said there was nothing illegal …
Continue reading Hird loses court doping appealSir Owen Glenn is proposing to transfer his half-share in NRL club the Warriors to a charitable trust for the development of rugby league at grass-roots level. Glenn has been …
Continue reading Glenn seeks to shift Warriors’ NRL holdingIt takes some doing to steal the limelight from super model Heidi Klum. But all eyes have been on Kiwi superstar Shaun Johnson ahead of this weekend’s Auckland Nines at …
Continue reading Johnson to fill NRL star void: McFaddenAfter the party comes the hangover and, for Andy Murray, it’s been a long and painful recovery. But the Great Scot is back, into his first grand slam final since …
Continue reading Murray completes long journey backSydney Sixers captain Moises Henriques will miss the opening game of next year’s Big Bash League after being penalised for his side’s slow over rate in Wednesday’s final. Cricket Australia …
Continue reading Henriques cops ban for slow over rateAP – Robert Allenby has battled headaches and a few boos on the notorious Phoenix Open party hole in his first round since his mysterious misadventure in Hawaii. Two days …
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