Soccer
Door open for Mariners to play ACT fixture
David Polkinghorne Capital Football will put its hand up to host reigning A-League champions the Central Coast Mariners.
Cricket
More girls set to eye cricket career: coach
David Polkinghorne Em Preston believes Cricket Australia's increased funding will give girls hope they can pursue a career in the game.
Lucky Lobster
Adelaide where the action is
David Polkinghorne As the Sydney autumn carnival winds up and the races head to Hawkesbury, the race of the day travels to Adelaide.
Australian football
Fill-in full-forward takes all before him
David Polkinghorne Ainslie discover their new diamond in attack.
Racing
Staying test for Coliseo
David Polkinghorne Norm Gardner thinks the Sydney autumn carnival is over-hyped and would much rather be at a country racetrack watching Coliseo run.
Racing
Canberra club backs debate on steroid ban
David Polkinghorne Canberra Racing Club has welcomed a discussion on the use of anabolic steroids in the racing industry, because anything that could affect the integrity of racing needed to be considered carefully.
Racing
GWS syndicate dares to dream of Caviar
David Polkinghorne Could the next Black Caviar be on her way to the nation's capital to be trained by Matthew Dale?
Racing
Onthelookout for a nice bit of prizemoney
David Polkinghorne One name stands out from the nominations for the T.J. Smith Stakes, but it's not Black Caviar.
Onthelookout takes crew for a wild ride
David Polkinghorne Could a casual chat in the lead-up to Black Opal Stakes day between trainer and owner lead to the ''Steven Bradbury of racing'' ending Black Caviar's 24-race winning streak at Randwick on Saturday?
Racing
Shinn's Friday on Saturday would be grand
David Polkinghorne Jockey Blake Shinn enjoyed the perfect preparation for one of the biggest days of the Sydney autumn carnival, with four winners from his four rides at Canberra on Friday.
Mountain biking
Mud flies, but Buchanan just misses title
David Polkinghorne Caroline Buchanan has one shot left at riding at the mountain bike downhill world championships.
Mountain biking
Mullens glad Henderson ruled out
David Polkinghorne AUSTRALIA'S elite women's cross-country champion Peta Mullens is adamant if Canberra's Bec Henderson had been allowed to race in the open class, she would have been the new national champion instead.
Racing
Punters go for Assail
David Polkinghorne Assail co-owner keeping comeback low key in Saturday's group 3 Sweet Embrace Stakes.
Cycling
Meyer dares to dream of Tour
David Polkinghorne Riding had literally become a pain in the butt for Cameron Meyer.
Racing
Appeal decisions stump stewards
David Polkinghorne Racing NSW is expected to appeal a decision by its own appeals panel.
Racing
Coliseo's Sydney campaign takes Albury route
David Polkinghorne The Norm Gardner-trained Coliseo will look to add the listed Albury Gold Cup (2000 metres) to the Wagga Wagga Cup (2000m) he won last year.
Cricket
On-song Lyon hits high note
David Polkinghorne Nathan Lyon has shown why Mike Hussey entrusted him with leading the Australian victory song, but he is still less than ''halfway'' to the bowler he could be.
Cycling
English's woes give rival a sniff of victory
David Polkinghorne Canberra's Ed McDonald used to think Jason English had an aura of invincibility.
Racing
Gardner says Coliseo's up to the task
David Polkinghorne Canberra trainer Norm Gardner is hoping Coliseo's luck will change at Rosehill on Saturday.
Hore racing
Horse trio a coup for Canberra Centenary Cup
David Polkinghorne The Canberra Centenary Cup could overshadow it's younger, flashier sibling, the Black Opal Stakes.


























