Former top jockey Danny Nikolic has again lost his right to attend racecourses after Victoria’s highest court overturned a decision that a police ban against him was unlawful.
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Mick Price pleased to have Lankan Rupee back and hoping for a win
It has been a year since Lankan Rupee appeared on a racecourse but the return of the former horse of the year has Mick Price hoping one of his favourites can match past glories.
Hartnell moves into the world's top-10 after Turnbull Stakes win
Hartnell has been rated the equal Arc de Triomphe winner Found for his Turnbull Stakes romp making him the highest rated horse in Australia this season.
Spring carnival 2016: Beware the femme fatales … they're not horsing around
Deadlier than the male?
Garry Frazer hoping for equine then canine success in space of few hours
Horse trainer by day, sometimes greyhound trainer by night. And it’s hard to imagine Garry Frazer managing to enjoy success in both in the space of a few hours.
Melbourne City ready to scrap and fight as Tim Cahill set for A-League derby debut
It’s unlikely, given his big match experience, that Tim Cahill will be feeling too many nerves before his Melbourne City A-League debut in the Melbourne derby at Etihad on Saturday night.
Spring carnival 2016: They're dreaming of a Caulfield Cup upset
The great trainers of the last century, Bart Cummings, Tommy Smith and Colin Hayes, all had their own secret strategies on how to condition a race horse.
Spring racing 2016: Damien Oliver 20-meet suspension stands
Champion jockey Damien Oliver’s Spring Carnival is in tatters after he had his appeal against a 20 meeting suspension was knocked back by The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Boards on Friday morning.
Spring carnival 2016 top tips: Your essential guide to Caulfield Cup day
A balmy spring day with a predicted top temperature of 24 degrees means a bumper crowd for Caulfield Cup day. One of Australia’s leading tipsters passes on a few tips on how to enjoy your day and some of the horses to watch.
Phillip Hughes family criticise cricketers' 'memory failure' over sledging
The family of Phillip Hughes has accused top cricketers of “pre-fabricating” evidence at the inquest into the cricketer’s death.