The Adelaide Crows say their own reserves team is inevitable as some of the AFL’s non-Victorian clubs consider creating a breakaway second-tier competition. Adelaide, Port Adelaide, West Coast and Fremantle …
Continue reading Crows says reserves side is inevitableAt face value, Gold Coast coach Guy McKenna admits it is tempting to ask if veteran Suns ruckman Josh Fraser’s recruitment has been worth it. Especially after the former No.1 …
Continue reading Sun sets on Fraser’s AFL careerARLC chairman John Grant says good progress is being made in finding a new chief executive, but a new incumbent would not be in place before the end of the …
Continue reading Grant happy to bide time for new ARLC CEOBernard Tomic is plotting to spoil Andy Roddick’s 30th birthday celebrations after overcoming stifling heat and a pesky opponent to book a US Open show stopper with American tennis’s poster …
Continue reading Tomic set to crash Roddick’s partyThe Western Fury have snared the services of New Zealand captain Suzie Bates for the 2012-13 Women’s National Cricket League season. Bates, a right-handed top order batter and right-arm medium …
Continue reading Western Fury sign NZ cricket captainThe AFL career of West Coast utility Patrick McGinnity has been filled with uncertainties and he’s learned to thrive off it. Despite playing 18 games this season, McGinnity still feels …
Continue reading Versatile Eagle sets AFL sights on RioliInfluential Adelaide on-baller Rory Sloane will return from injury as the Crows treat Saturday’s home match against lowly Gold Coast as a full rehearsal for the AFL finals. Sloane missed …
Continue reading Crow Sloane to make AFL returnCollingwood coach Nathan Buckley has declared forward Andrew Krakouer will play his first AFL match of 2012 on Saturday night against Essendon. The goalsneak is back to full fitness after …
Continue reading Krakouer back for Magpies in AFLAll Blacks coach Steve Hansen says it’s no surprise Wallabies counterpart Robbie Deans is under pressure to keep his job given his players appeared lost for answers to New Zealand’s …
Continue reading Wallabies have no answers, gloats HansenAndy Roddick says the days of Lleyton Hewitt-like prodigies dominating men’s tennis may be over as Roger Federer leads an unprecedented revival of the thirty somethings. A record 33 players …
Continue reading Hewitt’s success was exceptional :RoddickDefending champion Novak Djokovic needed just 73 minutes to reach the US Open second round on Tuesday in an embarrassingly one-sided 6-1 6-0 6-1 mauling of hapless Italian Paolo Lorenzi. …
Continue reading Wozniacki out of US Open, Djokovic on fireRace 6 – 3:30PM New Zealand Bloodstock Memsie Stakes (1400 METRES) Of $220,000.1st $132,000, 2nd $39,600, 3rd $19,800, 4th $9,900, 5th $5,500, 6th $4,400, 7th $4,400, 8th $4,400 GROUP 2 …
Continue reading Memsie Stakes Field – 2012Pakistan captain Misbah-ul Haq laid the blame squarely at the feet of his batsmen following his side’s four-wicket loss in their one-day game against Australia on Wednesday morning. He said …
Continue reading Pakistan implode in power playRace 5 – 2:52PM TheShark.com.au Stakes (1100 METRES) Of $120,000.1st $72,000, 2nd $21,600, 3rd $10,800, 4th $5,400, 5th $3,000, 6th $2,400, 7th $2,400, 8th $2,400 LISTED Set Weights plus Penalties, …
Continue reading TheShark.com.au Stakes Field – 2012Race 4 – 2:15PM H.D.F. McNeil Stakes (1200 METRES) Of $150,000.1st $90,000, 2nd $27,000, 3rd $13,500, 4th $6,750, 5th $3,750, 6th $3,000, 7th $3,000, 8th $3,000 GROUP 3 Set Weights …
Continue reading McNeil Stakes Field – 2012Race 6 – 3:50PM MOTOR TRADERS ASSOCIATION PREMIER’S CUP (1800 METRES) Of $100,000.1st $60,000, 2nd $20,000, 3rd $10,000, 4th $5,000, 5th $2,000, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, Starter Subsidy …
Continue reading Premier’s Cup Field – 2012Race 5 – 3:10PM SAVE THE CHILDREN THE RUN TO THE ROSE (1200 METRES) Of $125,000.1st $75,000, 2nd $25,000, 3rd $12,500, 4th $6,250, 5th $2,500, 6th $1,250, 7th $1,250, 8th …
Continue reading The Run To The Rose Field – 2012Bernard Tomic has overcome stifling heat, a pesky opponent and a lacklustre start to book a second-round US Open date with former champion Andy Roddick. An off-colour Tomic required assistance …
Continue reading Tomic into US Open second round
