The Offer who held favouritism for the 2014 Melbourne Cup since Autumn until mid way through the Spring Carnival has been scratched from the race this morning. Melbourne Cup news: …
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On the eve of the 2014 Melbourne Cup Carnival, last year’s event was announced the winner of the Major Festivals and Events Category at the RACV Victorian Tourism Awards on …
Continue reading 2014 Melbourne Cup Carnival wins tourism stakesPreferment is yet to win a race, but punters expect a breakthrough in Saturday’s VRC Derby at Flemington. Online bookmaker sportsbet.com.au reports Preferment ($5.00) has received more support than $3.00 favourite, Spring Champion Stakes …
Continue reading Maiden gallopers odds crunched to win Victoria Derby 2014Halfback Nick Phipps has passionately denied a culture of misogyny exists in the Wallabies as the fallout from the Kurtley Beale text message scandal continues. Beale was last week fined …
Continue reading Wallabies deny sexist cultureMarussia and Caterham “may not be the last” Formula One teams to go bust given the incredibly high cost of Grand Prix racing, the former head of world motorsport’s governing …
Continue reading Fears for future of F1 teams as two foldThe Wallabies’ new coaching connection hopes to replicate its success with the NSW Waratahs but won’t simply be trying to create a clone of the Super Rugby champions. The green …
Continue reading No NSW bias in new-look Wallabies: GreyNovak Djokovic expressed no surprise on Monday that his world No.1 ranking is in the sights of on-form Roger Federer. Djokovic, top seed at the Paris Masters ahead of the …
Continue reading Djokovic feeling the pressure from FedererPakistan’s media consistently pitched into the bowlers’ footmarks against world cricket’s chief David Richardson on Monday, demanding to know why Saeed Ajmal had been targeted by Indian interests within the …
Continue reading ICC defends crackdown on chuckingKurtley Beale could join the Wallabies’ tour of Europe as soon as he’s deemed fit enough. Beale remains in Australia as his teammates prepare for Saturday’s tour opener against the …
Continue reading Beale still in frame to join WallabiesCricket’s global governing body has justified its crackdown on bowlers with illegal actions, vowing to only allow unorthodox deliveries like the ‘doosra’ within the rules. The International Cricket Council (ICC) …
Continue reading ICC backs crackdown on chuckingCricket’s global governing body has justified its crackdown on bowlers with illegal actions, vowing to only allow unorthodox deliveries like the ‘doosra’ within the rules. The International Cricket Council (ICC) …
Continue reading ICC backs crackdown on chuckingRace 7 – Emirates Melbourne Cup (3200 METRES) Of $6,000,000.1st $3,600,000, 2nd $1,080,000, 3rd $540,000, 4th $270,000, 5th $150,000, 6th $120,000, 7th $120,000, 8th $120,000 GROUP 1 Handicap, Minimum Weight …
Continue reading Melbourne Cup Field order of entry – 2014It’s a special time in Mitchell Marsh’s life, playing his debut Test against Pakistan after receiving his baggy green cap from his dad and former Australia vice-captain Geoff Marsh. Marsh, …
Continue reading Mitchell Marsh reflects on special weekSouth Africa coach Heyneke Meyer included five uncapped players in a 36-man squad named Monday for Tests in Ireland, England, Italy and Wales during November. Left-wing Seabelo Senatla, hooker Robbie …
Continue reading Springboks pick five uncapped playersTaijul Islam shone with bat and ball as Bangladesh scored a tense three-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the first Test on Monday to grab the lead in the three-match series. …
Continue reading Bangladesh beat Zimbabwe in cricket TestIf Lord Van Percy can win the Lexus Stakes and force his way into the Melbourne Cup field, internationally-trained horses will account for half the runners in Australia’s most famous …
Continue reading Internationals to make up half 2014 Melbourne Cup fieldWhatever the future holds for Essendon, Mark Harvey is happy to be back home and stay out of AFL senior coaching. Harvey said he has no sense of unfinished business. …
Continue reading Harvey rapt to be back at his AFL homeIt’s the wrecking ball bad-news rugby story which won’t die. Just when the Australian Rugby Union thought that it may have, finally, washed its hands of the unsavoury Kurtley Beale …
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