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  1. Watson all smiles despite devastating decision

    Trent Robinson reveals how Connor Watson has reacted after missing out on the grand final due to concussion.

  2. ‘Do you want the filtered version?’ Trainer’s head in a spin after Melham’s close call

    Trainer Andrea Leek might have won the feature race at Flemington, but a jockey’s unexpected actions were the talk of the track in the following race.

  3. Tempted destroys Premiere rivals to issue warning to world’s best

    Tempted cemented her place again as the main challenger to Ka Ying Rising in the Everest with a slashing win in the $1 million Premiere Stakes.

  4. Demon faces Djokovic in China final after Medvedev DQ'd

    Alex de Minaur will play Novak Djokovic in the China Open final after Daniil Medvedev was disqualified for hitting a ball into the crowd, injuring a spectator.

  5. ‘Our fans mean everything to us’: Crash set to cast pall over grand final

    Events in Wallsend on Saturday morning have left Newcastle’s players and staff shaken as they arrive in Sydney for Sunday’s grand final, which is set to take place under a cloud.

  6. Grima’s star rises to emotional group 1 glory through God’s Window

    Star apprentice Siena Grima became the first apprentice in 45 years to win the Epsom Handicap, which she won with her first group 1 ride.

  7. Newcastle’s shouts of joy turn to tears and horror as city deals with crash aftermath

    As Newcastle fans lined the city’s streets to farewell their heroes, the excitement soon turned to devastation after an out-of-control car struck 10 people.

  8. Sargent sticks solid with Gibbons for drought-breaking group 1

    Randwick trainer John Sargent and jockey Dylan Gibbons combined for a satisfying Flight Stakes win with Global Goal.

  9. Outgoing Brisbane Lions coach reportedly reaches out to Jordan Clark after bizarre drive-by

    Retiring Brisbane coach Chris Fagan has reportedly contacted Fremantle star Jordan Clark to apologise for his bizarre drive-by at the Lions' best-and-fairest night.

  10. World Rugby has a year to sort out this farce

    Simulation hasn’t crept into rugby, it’s been invited through the front door. Four yellow cards for the Wallabies against South Africa and a four-game ban for Hunter Paisami is madness.