Sport
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King Magnus’s crowning moment
Robbie Griffiths and Mathew de Kock are hoping King Magnus can wear another important crown this Saturday with the running of the $5million All-Star Mile…
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Simon Mackie sends the Doves soaring into a grandfinal
Springvale earned the right to host a home-final, finishing the home and away season as minor premiers. Silverton was quickly on the back-foot, after a…
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The big three remain
‘Oh no, don’t run on Sketcher’. It was a small, but accurate cry from a Narre South supporter on Saturday, as Lions skipper Kyle Hardy…
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Pattinson’s virtuoso performance
Dandenong finished its season on the highest of notes, with a crushing win over Greenvale Kangaroos. The Panthers were sent in on a leafy track,…
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Dilshan howler grounds the Eagles
VSDCA Endeavour Hills hosted St. Bernards OC at home on Saturday afternoon. St. Bernards won the toss and elected to bat, with openers Rory Collins…
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All that shimmers is De Silva
The old-adage that semi-finals are harder to win than grand finals – well it could have never rung louder than the startling results that graced…
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Triyan masterclass clips the Eagles wings
You’d be hard-pressed to find a more complete performance than Triyan De Silva’s masterclass with ball and bat. The left-arm all-rounder was the cornerstone of…
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Shand’s Sunday off to a Flyer
They say patience is a virtue in the racing game and Pakenham trainer Lyn Shand can vouch for that statement after Turf Flyer smashed her…
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Springy South out for Lions blood
‘Oh no, don’t run on Sketcher’. It was a small, but accurate cry from a Narre South supporter on Saturday, as Lions skipper Kyle Hardy…
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Zipping Kansas explodes to begin Sandown Cup campaign
Sandown Park played host to a series of incredibly fast wins over all distances on Thursday night. Gun New South Wales stayer Zipping Kansas made…
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Sweeney claims top gong
One of the key’s to Cranbourne’s success in 2022 has been Peter Sweeney. The talented all-rounder was recognised for his achievements with bat and ball…
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Allen claims his first Group-1
He may have lost six kilos to make the weight…but Cranbourne jockey Ben Allen had never been hungrier for Group-1 success when he was legged…
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