Veteran traveller Red Cadeaux is back in familiar territory at Werribee where he is undergoing quarantine following his arrival from the UK. The Ed Dunlop-trained nine-year-old has contested the past …
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EPSOM HANDICAP – WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW HISTORY: Race named after famous racecourse in south of England where Epsom Derby run since 1780. Run over famous Randwick “mile” since …
Continue reading Epsom Handicap 2014 – What you need to knowThe Flight Stakes arsenal of Gai Waterhouse has been reduced to two with Twirl to bypass a clash with top fillies Winx and First Seal. Twirl was accepted for the …
Continue reading Waterhouse’s Twirl out of Flight Stakes FieldFLIGHT STAKES – WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW HISTORY: First run 1947 when won by Nizam’s Ring. Named after champion mare Flight, winner of two Cox Plates, Mackinnon Stakes, Champagne …
Continue reading Flight Stakes 2014 – What you need to knowOverstatement could be given time to grow into her body despite her impressive win at Ipswich on Wednesday. In a race which could be the midweek form pointer of the …
Continue reading Fradd, Heinrich in form with Ipswich winTommy Berry will be missing from Sydney’s biggest day of the spring but he left nobody in doubt about his form with a trio of winners at Canterbury. The star …
Continue reading Treble ensures Berry owns Canterbury cardRobbie Deans has revealed his disappointment at being knifed by senior Wallabies just days before the Australian Rugby Union terminated his contract last year. While Deans considers his five-year stint …
Continue reading Deans opens up about Wallabies axingThe future of Essendon coach James Hird will reportedly be decided at an emergency board meeting the AFL club has called for Thursday. Fairfax Media is reporting Hird will proceed …
Continue reading James Hird facing the sack: reportMitch Clark looks certain to land at Geelong, the AFL club of his choice. Clark on Tuesday revealed he wants to join the Cats to restart a promising career cut …
Continue reading Mitch Clark set to join CatsDespite his axing by Gold Coast, Guy McKenna believes he still has what it takes to succeed as an AFL coach. The 45-year-old was given his marching orders by the …
Continue reading McKenna keen to remain an AFL coachAfghanistan’s cricket chief on Wednesday called on top nations to tour the country, insisting it is safe and has world class facilities boosted by foreign money. Money from Germany is …
Continue reading Afghanistan cricket: it’s safe to tourHopman Cup organisers are praying for a clean bill of health for Serena Williams after the world No.1 agreed to play at this summer’s mixed-teams event in Perth. Williams, two-time …
Continue reading Serena Williams to play at Hopman CupMark Thompson and Gary Ablett built an AFL dynasty at Geelong and Gold Coast are hoping lightning will strike twice with the pair. The Suns sacked foundation coach Guy McKenna …
Continue reading Thompson in line for Gold Coast AFL jobTony Williams says he owes Canterbury coach Des Hasler a big performance in Sunday’s NRL final for standing by him when he was struggling last year. Williams was first signed …
Continue reading I owe Hasler for his loyalty: WilliamsSouth Sydney five-eighth Luke Keary has dared Canterbury’s imposing forward pack to test his supposed defensive frailties in Sunday’s NRL grand final. Once rejected as too small to play in …
Continue reading Run at me, Keary tells Dogs forwardsRetired West Coast champion Dean Cox suspects at least 10 Eagles players experimented with drugs during the AFL club’s infamous fall from grace last decade. Although much of the focus …
Continue reading Eagles’ AFL drug dramas caused fracturesShaun Tait retired from one-day cricket in 2011, but the slinging speedster is back to spearhead South Australia’s pace attack. Tait will be one of the star attractions when the …
Continue reading Tait back for domestic one-day cricket cupHawthorn’s premiership side is sore and croaky and missing its recovery routine. Four days after claiming AFL glory the brown and gold brigade jetted to the team’s second home, Tasmania, …
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