Daniel Ricciardo goes into the Formula One off-season with team boss Christian Horner’s praise ringing in his ears for a “phenomenal” drive in the 2014 finale. Starting from the last …
Continue reading Ricciardo ends F1 season praised by bossDarius Boyd never thought he’d return to the Broncos after his tearful exit from the NRL club in 2008. But Boyd was officially unveiled at Brisbane’s Red Hill headquarters on …
Continue reading Boyd opens up on his tearful Broncos exitAround this time every year, the prospect of Australia using an all-pace attack for the first Test at the Gabba is floated. It hasn’t happened since 2008 and it almost …
Continue reading All-pace Aust attack unlikely for GabbaSam Clipperton’s first Saturday metropolitan treble is a building block for the young rider’s future with Godolphin trainer John O’Shea already among his admirers. At Randwick on Saturday, Clipperton rode …
Continue reading Sam Clipperton notches milestone trebleAfter a career spanning almost 40 years, journeyman jockey Kevin Forrester returned home to land the Ballarat Cup aboard Mujadale. The 53-year-old Forrester relocated to his hometown of Ballarat four …
Continue reading Kevin Forrester lands hometown Cup triumphTrainer Gai Waterhouse was at her persuasive best before Carriages took out the Magic Millions Clockwise Classic at Ballarat. Waterhouse “nagged” owner David Henderson into sending Carriages down from Sydney …
Continue reading Gai lands Clockwise Classic 2014 with CarriagesThe final boxes will be ticked this week ahead of Buffering’s trip to Hong Kong for the International Sprint. The Queensland champion will be given a thorough veterinary examination on …
Continue reading International Sprint 2014: Buffering in good order for Hong Kong tripAn autumn campaign is back on the agenda for impressive debut Caulfield winner Of The Brave. The Mark Riley-trained youngster was injured in a paddock accident not long after his …
Continue reading Blue Diamond Stakes 2015: Setback unlikely to hamper BraveTony McEvoy’s search for the perfect surface for Mouro means the horse could head north while most of his Villiers opponents have their lead-up in Sydney. The trainer will monitor …
Continue reading Festival Stakes 2014: Weather the key to Mouro’s next startTwo upcoming meetings will be transferred from Randwick’s Kensington track to allow remedial work to begin immediately. The surface again failed to come up to the desired standard on Saturday …
Continue reading Meetings to be moved off Kensington trackThe eastern states bid to win Perth’s richest races fell apart on Saturday with the locals triumphant in both Group One races. The Jim Taylor-trained Magnifisio took out the Winterbottom …
Continue reading Locals take out the big Perth featuresHonesty is the best policy for Ryan Harris – just ask the national cricket selectors. Harris, 35, laughed on Monday when told he could be the only Australian cricketer who …
Continue reading Harris vows honesty with selectorsMichael Clarke needs to start running by Wednesday if he is to stand any chance of playing in the first Test against India. Clarke was included in Australia’s 12-man squad …
Continue reading No risk, but no rest for Clarke: MarshCronulla coach Shane Flanagan has abruptly ended a media conference after being questioned about the NRL club’s 2011 ASADA drugs scandal. Flanagan faced the media at pre-season training on Monday …
Continue reading Sharks coach peeved by ASADA questionsBrad Haddin says he’s ready to step up as Test captain if duty calls but he hopes it doesn’t because the Australia team needs Michael Clarke. The 37-year-old Haddin was …
Continue reading Australia needs Clarke: deputy HaddinNew Zealand teenager Lydia Ko has ended a huge rookie pro season in triumph, collecting the largest payoff in women’s golf. Ko, 17, claimed the $US1 million ($A1.08 million) bonus …
Continue reading Teen Ko wins record LPGA prizeThe chance to become the first nation to win successive Rugby World Cups will drive the All Blacks next year. Always keen to lay a new challenge before his players, …
Continue reading World Cup history to drive All BlacksAustralia all-rounder Shane Watson admits his bowling is not up to scratch ahead of the Test series with India and he needs this week’s Sheffield Shield match for NSW to …
Continue reading Shield game just the tonic for Watson


