Last year’s Melbourne Cup winner. He came from France a little unheralded, but after victory in the Geelong Cup and the Melbourne Cup he received his just accolades. He has …
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Englishman Ian Poulter will arrive for his Australian Masters defence in the form of his life after shooting a seven-under-par 65 to snatch victory in the $US7 million ($A6.76 million) …
Continue reading Sizzling Poulter snatches WGC winAdam Scott admits a gut feeling that golf’s rule makers will act against long putters but he’s also adamant he could do well with a short one again. The Australian …
Continue reading Scott senses long putter move will comeAustralian amateur star Oliver Goss couldn’t bridge the gap as Chinese wonderkid Guan Tianlang won the right to become the youngest golfer in US Masters history. Fourteen-year-old Guan weighs just …
Continue reading Chinese star Guan, 14, wins Masters startSouth African firebrand Dale Steyn produced an intimidating audition on Sunday for Australia’s batting hopefuls – his hostile spell of fast bowling at the SCG an ominous warning ahead of …
Continue reading Steyn signals warning with fierce spellIn 1993, three years before google and 11 years before Facebook, a Melbourne Cup revolution began. Planned in Ireland by a racing mastermind and carried out at Flemington by a …
Continue reading Vintage Crop changed the Melbourne Cup FieldStacy Lewis of the United States shot an eight-under-par 64 on Sunday to win the Mizuno Classic for her fourth LPGA title of the season. Lewis, who carded 10 birdies …
Continue reading Lewis claims fourth LPGA win of 2012The attraction of $6 million in prizemoney for horses who would otherwise be sitting at home shivering and letting their hair grow long or leaping over obstacles in jumps races …
Continue reading Melbourne Cup Field to continue to attract internationalsAustralia captain Michael Clarke is adamant his problem-plagued team can find a way to succeed against the number one-ranked South Africa when the first cricket Test begins at the Gabba …
Continue reading Aussies will fire despite woes: ClarkeA couple of weeks ago Damien Oliver was on the outer and his prospects for the Flemington carnival were bleak. Now he is the winner of the Victoria Derby and …
Continue reading Damien Oliver to ride Melbourne Cup 2012 favouriteSouth Africa drew their three-day tour match with Australia A at the SCG on Sunday, but will be pleased with their only practice game before Friday’s first Test at the …
Continue reading Australia A, Proteas draw tour matchSouth Africa ended their batting practice at the SCG early on the third and final day of their tour match with Australia A, declaring at 6-277 at tea on Sunday. …
Continue reading Sth Africa declare at 6-277 at SCGQueensland recruit Usman Khawaja made the most of playing in front of several Australian selectors to lead the Bulls to a comprehensive Sheffield Shield win over his former NSW teammates …
Continue reading Khwaja shines as Bulls beat NSW in ShieldSouth Africa’s batting practice at the SCG dragged on into the final session of their three-day tour match with Australia A as the visitors reached 6-277 at tea on Sunday. …
Continue reading South Africa creep to 6-277 by tea at SCGTrainer Luca Cumani says he has made his most determined bid ever to win the Melbourne Cup this year. The England-based Italian has pronounced his two runners for Tuesday’s race, …
Continue reading Melbourne Cup 2012 is Luca Cumani’s best chance yetSportingbet Australia punters are throwing their support behind 2011 Melbourne Cup winner Dunaden to do it again on Tuesday, backing the Mikel Delzangles trained galloper from $8 into $7.50 two …
Continue reading Melbourne Cup 2012 best backed runners Americain and DunadenAustralia captain Michael Clarke is willing to play Shane Watson as a specialist batsman but he’s hopeful the allrounder will be fully fit for the first Test against South Africa …
Continue reading Clarke hopeful Watson will be fit for TestSouth Australian batsman Michael Klinger has been fined 50 per cent of his match fee for showing dissent at an umpire’s decision in his team’s narrow Sheffield Shield win over …
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