The Railway Stakes is a Group 1 horse race held in Western Australia each year. This open handicap event is the feature race of the Perth Summer Racing Carnival, where …
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Railway Stakes Day is known in 2013 as Carlton Draught Super Saturday, with two Group 1 races to look forward to in Perth’s biggest day of thoroughbred racing. Hosted at …
Continue reading Railway Stakes 2013 day Fields and raceday information – Ascot racecourseIreland rugby coach Joe Schmidt gives his team a fighting chance of toppling the All Blacks after three key backs were cleared to start their Test in Dublin. Five-eighth Jonathan …
Continue reading Schmidt says Ireland must be exceptionalNico Rosberg made the most of a limited supply of tyres on Friday when he topped the times for Mercedes in both free practice sessions for Sunday’s Brazilian Grand Prix. …
Continue reading Rosberg tops Brazil GP practiceInjured Kangaroos fullback Billy Slater has returned to training, raising hope he could be fit to return for the Rugby League World Cup final. Slater will sit out Saturday’s semi-final …
Continue reading Slater back in Kangaroos trainingGreg Inglis and Sonny Bill Williams will battle it out for the title of the world’s best rugby league player and Kangaroos coach Tim Sheens believes both have claims for …
Continue reading Inglis, SBW vie for top rugby league gongIf you thought Friday was quick, you ain’t seen nothing yet. That’s the scene on Phillip Island, where ten drivers had practice times below Craig Lowndes’ 13-year-old record. The quick …
Continue reading Crucial day ahead on Phillip IslandBen Mowen put himself on an booze ban this year, as he went from Super Rugby journeyman to Test rookie and now Australia skipper. Mowen, who supports coach Ewen McKenzie’s …
Continue reading Wallabies skipper reveals his booze banDefending champions New Zealand might have sailed through to the Rugby League World Cup semi-finals little troubled by lesser opposition, but coach Stephen Kearney insists they are not undercooked. Kearney …
Continue reading Kiwis prepped for tougher EnglandRed Bull team chief Christian Horner on Friday distanced himself from the prospect of taking over Bernie Ecclestone’s role as the lynchpin of Formula One management. Speaking on the opening …
Continue reading Ecclestone annoints Horner to run F1England coach Steve McNamara on Friday heaped praise on five-eighth Gareth Widdop for bouncing back from a horrific injury as it emerged the player he replaced for the Rugby League …
Continue reading Widdop in spotlight as axed Chase releasedGolfer Jason Day will reunite with grieving family members in Melbourne on Saturday for the first time since learning of the death of eight relatives in the Philippines. Day, playing …
Continue reading Golfer Day set for family reunionRob Quiney will be keen to hand the captaincy straight back to Matthew Wade following the Sheffield Shield game at the WACA Ground after Victoria had a horror first day …
Continue reading WA dominate Vics in Shield matchThe day started with a happy sense of deja vu for England. By stumps on day two of the first Ashes Test in Brisbane, the visitors were gripped with a …
Continue reading England not shellshocked, says CarberryKusal Perera and Tillakaratne Dilshan hit aggressive half-centuries as hosts Sri Lanka romped to an emphatic eight-wicket win over New Zealand in the second Twenty20 international in Pallekele on Thursday. …
Continue reading Sri Lanka beat NZ by 8 wickets in T20Jesse Ryder’s return to the international stage has been put on ice after being injured playing domestic cricket for Otago. The 29-year-old batsman had been named in a New Zealand …
Continue reading Ryder’s international comeback on holdMitchell Johnson devastated England on day two of the first Test in Brisbane, leading a stunning fightback from Australia which brought the Ashes series back to life. Openers David Warner …
Continue reading Johnson on fire as Aussies control TestAustralia’s Jason Day is proud to have held himself together on a day in which he and Adam Scott played well but made no ground in golf’s World Cup. Day …
Continue reading Day, Scott still well down at World Cup
