Damien Ractliffe and Aaron Maynard dissect a huge 10-race card at Caulfield.
Damien Ractliffe and Cody Winnell preview the Emirates Stakes Day at Flemington.
Damien Ractliffe and Cody Winnell preview the race which stops the nation.
Damien Ractliffe and Aaron Maynard dissect a huge 10-race card at Caulfield.
Damien Ractliffe and Cody Winnell preview the Emirates Stakes Day at Flemington.
Damien Ractliffe and Cody Winnell preview the race which stops the nation.
The Eagles should win at home against the Kangaroos, but won’t be getting further than the preliminaries, writes Damien Ractliffe.
With three weeks left in the season, Fremantle looked set to miss out on finals; but the in-form side can cause damage in September, writes Damien Ractliffe.
It’s the last round of the season and teams are fighting to secure a home final. Who is relying on someone else to lose? Damien Ractliffe previews Round 23.
Collingwood’s forward line is preventing the team from winning another premiership, but Brendan Fevola might be the key to success, writes Damien Ractliffe.
Hundreds packed Federation Square yesterday to meet their sporting idols, with everyone hoping to get a glimpse of gold medalists Sally Pearson and Anna Meares, reports Damien Ractliffe.
The Tigers are desperate for September action, but will need to shock everyone to get there, writes Damien Ractliffe.
Drafting mistakes over the past 10 years has hurt the Melbourne Football Club. They can’t afford to make the same mistakes in November, writes Damien Ractliffe.
Tiger Woods takes all the hype into the start of tomorrow mornings’s PGA Championship, but fellow American Jason Dufner will win, writes Damien Ractliffe.
When it comes to sport, Australians love a win. And what the Olympics have shown is that coming second is not an option, writes Damien Ractliffe.
Dane Swan hit back at ‘fat’ critics when he won the Anzac Medal in Round 5, but he’s now in the box seat to silence them for good, writes Damien Ractliffe.
A new semester at La Trobe University means many things for students, especially for this group of 12.
West Coast jumped from wooden spooners to top-four in 2011, but can they take the next step in 2012? Damien Ractliffe casts the eagle eye.
