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  • Ascot ready to welcome Australian sprinting sensation Black Caviar

    June 17, 2012

    ROYAL Ascot will once again host a strong international raiding party when the world’s most famous five-day meeting gets underway tomorrow. Horses and jockeys now regularly travel to Berkshire from throughout Europe and from as far afield as Japan, Hong Kong, New Zealand, South Africa and the USA. However, it’s the visit of one Australian [...]

  • Buick is the value at 10/1 to be crowned top jockey for the first time

    June 17, 2012

    THIS year’s Royal meeting couldn’t kick off with a much bigger bang than Frankel in tomorrow’s opening Queen Anne Stakes, but that race is immediately followed by two other Group One contests. We’ll be taking a detailed look at the card in tomorrow’s newspaper and will concentrate on trying to unearth some interesting special bets [...]

  • Van Marwijk: Blame me for Holland’s early exit

    June 17, 2012

    PORTUGAL (2) vs HOLLAND (1) HOLLAND manager Bert van Marwijk accepted the blame for his side’s shock early elimination from the European Championship after their third defeat from three became the devastating denouement of a woeful campaign. The recalled Rafael van der Vaart scored for Holland before Cristiano Ronaldo inspired a Portuguese victory that finally [...]

  • Bad blood at Queen’s as final is ruined by Nalbandian kick

    June 17, 2012

    ARGENTINA’S David Nalbandian yesterday provoked controversy amid the usually quaint surroundings of Queen’s after he was disqualified for kicking an advertising board into a line judge’s leg, drawing blood from the official’s shin. The final of the Aegon Championships, widely seen as a warm-up to Wimbledon, ended bitterly as chair umpire Fergus Murphy dismissed Nalbandian [...]

  • Crutchlow: Injury cost me

    June 17, 2012

    BRITAIN’S Cal Crutchlow bemoaned that only a broken ankle cost him a place on the podium at yesterday’s Moto GP at Silverstone, after he defied doctors’ orders to compete in the race. Crutchlow produced a heroic performance, moving from the back of the grid to finish sixth in front of a cheering home crowd, despite [...]

  • Lancaster eyes Care to replace injured Youngs

    June 17, 2012

    ENGLAND coach Stuart Lancaster is confident about the ability of Harlequins scrum-half Danny Care to replace Ben Youngs after the latter’s shoulder injury ruled him out of the remainder of the tour of South Africa. Care was dropped for the Six Nations because of several off-field incidents but has since been recalled and, after impressing [...]

  • Germany wary of dangerous quarter-final against Greece

    June 17, 2012

    DENMARK (1) vs GERMANY (2) GERMANY coach Joachim Low last night predicted that Greece will prove a tough nut to crack, after his team set up a quarter-final against the 2004 winners scheduled for Friday. Low’s men finished top of Euro 2012’s Group B on maximum points thanks to a late winner from Lars Bender. [...]

  • Hodgson hopes to start Walcott

    June 17, 2012

    ENGLAND manager Roy Hodgson admits winger Theo Walcott may start tomorrow against Ukraine if he can recover from the recurrence of a hamstring injury he suffered yesterday in training. Walcott scored England’s equaliser and set up their winning goal in the 3-2 victory over Sweden after coming off the bench and Hodgson hopes to have [...]

  • Antagonistic atmosphere won’t bother England, insists Rooney

    June 17, 2012

    ENGLAND striker Wayne Rooney is adamant he and his team-mates will be fully prepared for a hostile crowd away to Ukraine in Donetsk as it is nothing they have not experienced before. Victory over Sweden on Friday night means England need only a point against Ukraine to advance to the European Championship quarter-finals and though [...]

  • Cavendish wins Tour warm up

    June 17, 2012

    TOUR de France hopeful Mark Cavendish secured a morale-boosting victory in the run up to the epic event yesterday, grabbing his first-ever general classification win. Cavendish, Britain’s world champion cyclist, took the Ster ZLM Toer for Team Sky, holding onto the yellow jersey. Radobank’s Lars Boom came in second, eight seconds behind Cavendish. “I wanted [...]

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