Unheralded Stuart Manley will take a one-shot lead going into the final round of the Hong Kong Open after carding a four-under-par 66 on Saturday. The Welshman, ranked a lowly …
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Steve Parnham’s decision to ditch his family ties to ride three-year-old Ihtsahymn in the Group One Kingston Town Stakes at Ascot has paid off. [include file=”inpost_adrotator.php”] The jockey had …
Continue reading Ihtsahymn wins Kingston Town Stakes 2013The script couldn’t have played out any better for Jamie Whincup on the streets of Sydney Olympic Park on Saturday. But the Holden driver is taking no comfort from a …
Continue reading It’s not over, Whincup says after V8s winIan Bell says he’s not scared of Mitchell Johnson’s pace bowling. But he can’t speak for the rest of his teammates. Johnson gave one of the great performances in Ashes …
Continue reading Johnson skittles England in Adelaide TestUnbeaten filly Stroak recorded slow time when she won at Doomben on Saturday but trainer Bryan Guy and jockey Michael Cahill defended her performance. [include file=”inpost_adrotator.php”] Despite racing on …
Continue reading Stroak stays on target for Magic Millions Classic 2013Jockey Jason Taylor made a triumphant return from a career-threatening shoulder injury to win the Group Three George Moore Stakes aboard Lucky Hussler at Doomben on Saturday. Taylor brought Lucky …
Continue reading Lucky Hussler wins G3 George Moore Stakes 2013Sydney’s summer showpiece meeting may be switched to the Kensington track with stewards unhappy with the state of Randwick’s course proper. Racing NSW chief steward Ray Murrihy said the decision …
Continue reading Villiers Stakes 2013 could be switched to KensingtonJamie Whincup is one step closer to clinching his fifth championship and cementing his status as a V8 Supercars great, but the dream is all over for Mark Winterbottom. Whincup …
Continue reading Holden’s Whincup wins V8 opener in SydneyAmerican motorsport icon and trucking magnate Roger Penske is eyeing a move into V8 Supercars. The billionaire has sent president of Penske Racing Tim Cindric on a scouting mission to …
Continue reading US giant Penske visits V8s in SydneyTiger Woods matched his own Sherwood Country Club course record on Friday with a 10-under 62 to take the lead in his World Challenge. The world No.1, who started the …
Continue reading Woods cards course record 62 in CaliforniaIt would probably be unfair to say England’s batsmen looked scared facing Mitchell Johnson’s pace barrage on Saturday. But if they were, who could blame them? The paceman gave one …
Continue reading Johnson skittles England in AdelaideDarren Bravo’s match-saving innings against New Zealand has helped continue a remarkable run of sides avoiding defeat when following on if a player scores a double century. Bravo’s 218 was …
Continue reading Bravo hailed after Windies’ great escapeA year to the day since taking over as New Zealand cricket captain, Brendon McCullum is still seeking his first tick in the win column with rain scuppering their hopes …
Continue reading Winless McCullum rues rain interventionLet’s look at this from an English view. A couple of weeks ago, you ask which Australians would make your Test team. Michael Clarke, definitely. Ryan Harris, most likely. The …
Continue reading England’s problems grow in Ashes reversalRain has ruined New Zealand’s chances of winning the first Test against the West Indies, with the heavens opening above Dunedin leaving the home side 33 runs short of victory. …
Continue reading Rain wrecks NZ’s hopes of Windies Test winCanterbury are hoping Sam Kasiano’s World Cup-extended season will mean Dogzilla can hit the ground running in 2014. Tipping the scales at 138kg when at his peak, Kasiano is considered …
Continue reading World Cup to benefit Kasiano in 2014Terrifying pace demon Mitchell Johnson was on a hat-trick twice as the speedster claimed 7-40 to bowl England out for 172 on day three of the second Ashes Test. Resuming …
Continue reading Johnson rips through England in AdelaideTasmania coach Dan Marsh is concerned Australia’s 12th man James Faulkner isn’t getting enough cricket. Faulkner could feature in the third Ashes Test at the WACA beginning on Friday with …
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