Brad Haddin has labelled former Test coach Mickey Arthur “insecure” and accused him of setting the Australian team back in its progress. Haddin says Arthur’s successor Darren Lehmann has turned …
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He did it with Smokin’ Joey and now Mornington trainer Wez Hunter is doing it with Our Smokin’ Rock – turning potential into winning form. [include file=”inpost_adrotator.php”] While Smokin’ …
Continue reading Hunter eyes more success at Moonee Valley racecourseConservatorium has played his part in a long-term plan to win the Group One Railway Stakes at Ascot on Saturday. Since Conservatorium finished fifth in last year’s Winterbottom Stakes at …
Continue reading Conservatorium fulfils Railway Stakes 2013 planFirst Murray Bridge. Then Seymour and Sale. And now for Ballarat. Trainer Tony McEvoy’s assault on country cups continues when last year’s runner-up Pelicano returns for Sunday’s $200,000 Ballarat Cup. …
Continue reading Ballarat Cup 2013 – Tony McEvoy after more country cup winsNo one competing in golf’s World Cup at Royal Melbourne wants to say it straight out, but there doesn’t seem to be much love for the new individual-based format. Until …
Continue reading Golfers coy on new World Cup formatGrieving Jason Day is receiving heartfelt support from international rivals as he and Adam Scott prepare to represent Australia in golf’s World Cup. Day lost his grandmother, an uncle and …
Continue reading Day’s rivals wish him well in World CupThirteen years to the day since being crowned the youngest-ever year-end men’s world No.1, Lleyton Hewitt has challenged Bernard Tomic to finally deliver on his own undoubted potential. After opening …
Continue reading Hewitt challenges Tomic to step upThe International Rugby Board (IRB) has admitted some countries within the Six Nations are wary of adopting the global governing body’s controversial pitch-side concussion assessment (PSCA). IRB chief executive Brett …
Continue reading Six Nations wary of rugby concussion testControversial England star Kevin Pietersen says arrogance is what’s got him to his 100th Test match but that he regrets mistakes he’s made throughout his career. Pietersen will bring up …
Continue reading England’s Pietersen likes to be arrogantFiji coach Rick Stone says he will have a few tricks up his sleeve for the Kangaroos as he attempts to pull off the biggest shock in World Cup history. …
Continue reading Fiji to take Kangaroos out of comfort zoneKangaroos star Jarryd Hayne has launched a passionate defence of the Rugby League World Cup against detractors who claim the tournament is a waste of time. Rugby league’s international showpiece …
Continue reading League World Cup not waste of time: HayneGeorge Gregan, Test rugby’s most-capped player, has commended Ewen McKenzie for his early and hard-line stance to improve Wallabies culture. While McKenzie has shocked many by suspending six players and …
Continue reading Gregan backs McKenzie’s Wallaby bansGiant forward Tom Lynch has become the latest Gold Coast youngster to re-commit to the AFL club. The 199cm Lynch has extended his contract by two years until the end …
Continue reading Lynch signs new AFL deal with SunsLate owl Adam Ashley-Cooper wasn’t drinking excessively but the Wallabies have “made an example of him” by banning him due to his seniority. That’s according to Ashley-Cooper’s mother Karen who …
Continue reading Ashley-Cooper upset by booze linkThe Wez Hunter-trained Smokin’ Joey is the clear favourite for Saturday’s Group one Railway Stakes at Ascot after drawing perfectly in gate seven. [include file=”inpost_adrotator.php”] The six-year-old has shortened …
Continue reading Smokin’ Joey’s odds firm in betting for Railway Stakes 2013Those calling for Irish rugby great Brian O’Driscoll to retire might eat their words this weekend, according to All Blacks captain Richie McCaw. O’Driscoll and McCaw are set to go …
Continue reading Centre O’Driscoll still a rugby ace: McCawAustralian greats George Gregan, David Campese, Ken Catchpole and Mark Ella are among 11 rugby union legends, with almost 500 caps between them, to be inducted into the IRB Hall …
Continue reading Australian rugby legends in hall of fameRichie McCaw feels uneasy handing back the Rugby World Cup but believes the All Blacks are building a team capable of reclaiming it. New Zealand captain McCaw returned the Webb …
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