Melbourne NRL coach Craig Bellamy says Canberra coach David Furner must think the Storm are a “bunch of hillbillies” to be dumb enough to teach their players to tackle around …
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John McNair and Corey Brown combined to claim a heat of the Provincial Stayers Championship at Wyong on Wednesday but on Saturday they’ll be rivals in the Group One Newmarket …
Continue reading Dal Rommel wins well at WyongTrainer Mark Kavanagh says the weather is the key to the autumn program for Atlantic Jewel as he eyes off potential Sydney targets for the unbeaten Group One-winning filly.. Kavanagh …
Continue reading Jewel shining for late autumn campaignGroup One-winning filly Streama has been installed odds-on favourite to turn the tables on Sea Siren in Saturday’s Group Two Surround Stakes. Streama was narrowly beaten into second by the …
Continue reading Streama odds-on favourite for SurroundThree wickets in four balls from veteran New Zealand seamer Chris Martin ripped through the South African cricket team’s top order on Wednesday as the decision to bowl first turned …
Continue reading Martin rips through Sth Africa in 1st TestJockey Brenton Avdulla is looking for top-class mare Secret Admirer to take another step towards her Group One autumn targets when she lines up in Saturday’s Listed Wiggle Stakes. The …
Continue reading Improvement expected from Secret AdmirerA clash between Frankel and Black Caviar might still be unlikely but Frankel’s trainer Sir Henry Cecil says he is up for the challenge if the moment ever arrives. Frankel …
Continue reading Cecil up for Frankel-Caviar clashLack of access to top players, lack of senior football and lack of preparation time were the key stumbling blocks in Australia’s doomed Olympic soccer campaign, according to coach Aurelio …
Continue reading Olyroos boss explains what went wrongRicky Ponting has the chance to play in a title-winning Tasmanian side for the first time, but is at pains to point out – ‘it’s not about me’. International duty …
Continue reading Ponting eyes first Tassie Shield titleSuspensions cruelled the early part of 2102 for Nash Rawiller but the premier jockey has been quickly making up for lost time with four feature wins in the past two …
Continue reading Rawiller after more feature race successGreater Western Sydney remain a long-term project for the AFL but the Giants’ crowd at their maiden league clash will be the first major indicator of what inroads have been …
Continue reading GWS, AFL hope for 40,000 to Giants’ debutAustralia’s Olympic team boss Nick Green is delighted with the team’s accommodation at the athletes village in London, including vital room for a barbie. Green has just returned from a …
Continue reading Australians impressed with Olympic villageA spate of food poisoning which forced some of Tasmania’s cricketers on to intravenous drips has added to the drama of a defining final round of Sheffield Shield games. Four …
Continue reading Tassie food poisoning adds to Shield dramaFlemington trainer Mike Moroney says Glass Harmonium will have a home ground advantage when he tackles a crack Australian Cup field on Saturday. The grey’s best runs have been at …
Continue reading Glass in harmony with Cup trackDamian Browne threw a scare into the Woorim camp ahead of his bid for successive Group One wins in the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington on Saturday when the jockey narrowly …
Continue reading Browne throws scare into Woorim campAustralians James Magnusson and Matt Targett could win the gold and silver medals in the 100m at this year’s London Games, according to two-time Olympic 1500m champion Grant Hackett. Hackett, …
Continue reading Aust could quinella Olympic 100m: HackettAustralia’s cricket hierarchy hold no fears for Michael Clarke’s long-term future despite injury costing him a chunk of the looming West Indies tour. Coach Mickey Arthur was awaiting results from …
Continue reading No fear for Clarke future: Aust coachIsrael Folau is likely to again be offered a hefty promotional wage by the AFL as chief executive Andrew Demetriou looks to keep the rugby league convert in the game …
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