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  1. With a fall and a horse’s death, this day at Caulfield became racing’s worst nightmare

    A two-horse fall involving the reigning Melbourne Cup champion has marred what should have been a fairytale finish for unheralded grey, Kingswood.

  2. Phoenix deliver crushing reality check on Cairns

    Nathan Sobey has inspired South East Melbourne, who overcame some early issues to trounce the visiting Cairns Taipans by 32 points.

  3. ‘Testosterone to burn’: Rabada rejoins battle with Smith after 2018 flashpoint

    Kagiso Rabada has spoken about resuming his battle with Steve Smith, eight years after the shoulder brush at St George’s Park that pushed the infamous 2018 series to boiling point.

  4. 'We've been robbed': Glory goalscorer on Bulls collapse

    Substitute Ryan Fraser has sparked a remarkable comeback, scoring and assisting on debut as Macarthur FC netted twice in the last ten minutes to defeat Perth.

  5. At Olympic Stadium, Wallabies needed spirit of Cathy Freeman. They got Eric the Eel

    We came to see Les Kiss’ side atone for last week’s capitulation at Eden Park. They were humbled again … but at least they kept trying.

  6. Irish sisters stun Suns and shake up AFLW finals footy

    It's a game of snakes and ladders in the AFLW as teams vie for a top-eight spot on the cusp of the finals series.

  7. Ohope Wins euthanised and WA’s Mark Zahra involved in horror fall as Kingswood wins in Caulfield Cup boilover

    Last year’s Melbourne Cup-winner Half Yours, ridden by star WA jockey Mark Zahra and Ohope Wins both fell at the top of the home strait.

  8. Stewards to hold inquiry into tragic Caulfield Cup fall; favourite beaten in Everest stunner

    Follow along live as we bring you all the colour, fun and excitement from both Caulfield and Randwick for one of racing’s biggest days.

  9. South Australian star batters Bulls in record fashion

    Jake Fraser-McGurk now owns two of the three quickest one-day tons scored by an Australian, while guiding South Australia to a landslide win over Queensland.

  10. The Bledisloe Cup used to be a great rivalry. This year proved it no longer is

    After a period of promise under new coach Les Kiss, the bubble has well and truly burst for the Wallabies.