Chris Waller will be hoping to parlay a pivotal midweek win for Sydney’s newly crowned premier jockey into new-season stakes success when He’s Your Man contests the $100,000 Winter Challenge …
Continue reading Odds say Waller hard to beat in 2014 Winter Challenge FieldRoger James is confident Nash Rawiller will be aboard Silent Achiever throughout the mare’s Melbourne spring campaign despite the star jockey being based overseas. Rawiller partnered the New Zealand mare …
Continue reading Melbourne Cup 2014: Rawiller set to stick with Silent AchieverTrainer John Moloney could help his nephew make a perfect return to the saddle when they team up at Moonee Valley on Saturday. Moloney has three-year-old Stingray resuming in Saturday’s …
Continue reading Moloney back on Stingray at Moonee Valley racecourseIt’s become one of the most daunting trips in the AFL, but Carlton are determined not to become easy road kill when they trek west to take on Fremantle at …
Continue reading Carlton eager to spoil Freo’s AFL partyFremantle have recalled their AFL big guns to ensure a shock loss to St Kilda isn’t repeated against Carlton on Thursday night. Aaron Sandilands, Hayden Ballantyne, Stephen Hill and Garrick …
Continue reading Fremantle guns return for Blues AFL clashAfter creating a four-point buffer at the top of the NRL ladder, Manly say they are eyeing their first minor premiership in 17 years. The Sea Eagles put one hand …
Continue reading Eagles eye top NRL perchSt Kilda defender Jarryn Geary has signed a two-year contract extension with the AFL club. Geary was eligible to become an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season, …
Continue reading Geary signs new AFL deal with SaintsWests Tigers say captain Robbie Farah is expected back at training on Friday after being given time off by coach Mick Potter. Farah was a noticeable absentee from Tigers training …
Continue reading Farah given time off to clear headHenry Speight’s torn hamstring won’t delay the Fijian flyer’s long-awaited Wallabies debut but has further exposed Australia’s specialist wing depth. NSW Waratahs reserve Peter Betham has replaced Speight in the …
Continue reading Betham replaces Speight in Wallabies squadCricket Australia (CA) will bring the Big Bash League final to Canberra, a city without a franchise. CA announced on Wednesday that Manuka Oval will host the Twenty20 title decider …
Continue reading Canberra to host Big Bash League finalSeven-time grand slam champion Venus Williams advanced to the second round of the WTA Stanford hardcourt tournament on Tuesday by defeating Poland’s Paula Kania 6-3 6-2. Williams booked a second-round …
Continue reading Venus advances, Serena set for WTA returnAll Blacks centre Conrad Smith thinks two halves of rugby after an injury break will be enough for him to be ready to face the Wallabies. Smith, who hasn’t played …
Continue reading Smith gets warm-ups ahead of Bledisloe CupSydney Rooster Michael Jennings says he expects to be tested by NSW State of Origin centre partner Josh Dugan in his NRL return on Saturday. Jennings will play his first …
Continue reading Jennings expects test in NRL returnCanberra’s NRL motivation will be spoon-fed. Wooden spoon, that is. The Raiders have lost nine of their past 11 games to sink to second last on the ladder, only ahead …
Continue reading Raiders’ NRL motivation to be spoon fedGreater Western Sydney’s Heath Shaw showed a head knock hasn’t affected his sense of humour by turning up for a press conference wearing a cricket helmet. Shaw is set to …
Continue reading Giants’ Shaw ready for AFL returnPETER `BANANAMAN’ SIDDLE’S VEGAN DIET HAS ATTRACTED A LOT OF INTEREST, BUT IT’S NOTHING COMPARED TO THESE SPORTSPEOPLE * USAIN BOLT’S LOVE OF CHICKEN NUGGETS The fastest man in the …
Continue reading Sporting diets from around the worldInjured captain Dave Dennis has revealed the turning point in the NSW Waratahs’ season and how Michael Cheika’s audacious recruitment of Israel Folau has awoken Super Rugby’s sleeping giants. As …
Continue reading Snaring Folau proves a masterstrokeBeating his younger compatriots is getting tougher for Lleyton Hewitt, but that’s exactly what the Australian veteran did in Washington. The former world No.1 won the battle of the nation’s …
Continue reading Hewitt wins, Tomic falls in Washington

