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Lights On At Menangle
GOLDEN MILE TO HIGHLIGHT TABCORP PARK MENANGLE MEETING THE much anticipated moment has finally arrived and another piece of New South Wales harness racing history will be achieved tomorrow night at Tabcorp Park Menangle.
Having originally aimed for a January launch, the NSW Harness Racing Club will achieve their objective of turning on the new state-of-the-art lighting system at the facility this Friday.
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Redempton for Brown
Corey Brown's cheeky smile and affable nature hide a world of hurt that has beset the jockey throughout his career.
Regarded as one of Australia's best riders, Brown has bounced back from adversity on more than one occasion to reach a career high with his Melbourne Cup win on Shocking.
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Emirates Melbourne Cup
VIEWED is our on top selection and tipped to go back-to-back in the Emirates Melbourne Cup.
It appears as though every race this time in, trainer Bart Cummings has slowly built towards the Cup, which is his Grand Final.
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Karloo Mick conquers Kiwis
ONE of Australia's most popular harness horses, Karloo Mick, took a giant step towards winning the New Zealand Cup following his thrilling victory in last Monday's Ashburton Flying Stakes.
The Dubbo-based star stepped cleanly for New South Wales reinsman Greg Bennett to lead early, before handing up the front to the in-form Bondy.
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So You Think Wins Cox Plate
Master trainer Bart Cummings has done it again.
The maestro won his third Group One race in as many weeks when three-year-old So You Think led all the way to triumph in Saturday's $3 million Cox Plate (2040m) at Moonee Valley.
His victory followed recent wins by stablemates Allez Wonder in the Toorak and Viewed in last week's Caulfield Cup.
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Viewed wins Caulfield Cup
Master trainer Bart Cummings created history once more when he claimed a record seventh Caulfield Cup courtesy of Viewed's win this afternoon.
The reigning Melbourne Cup champion was perfectly ridden by Brad Rawiller in the $2.5million BMW-sponsored event, who notched his first win in the time-honoured feature.
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Sea The Stars retired
SEA THE STARS, arguably the best racehorse in the world, has been retired.
There is major disappointment in many circles, however, as it was anticipated he would contest the Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita next month, with Kieren Fallon among those who would have liked to see him race in the US, the Racing Post reported.
"He's been a brilliant horse, and it was a fine training performance," Fallon told the paper.
"Personally, I'd like to have seen him run in the Breeders' Cup because Santa Anita has such a good surface, and it would have been great for racing."
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McNabb ready to come back
Donovan McNabb is ready to return to the starting line-up of the Philadelphia Eagles.
McNabb plans to start when Philadelphia plays Tampa Bay on Sunday, his first action since breaking his rib in the season opener. McNabb isn't fully recovered and will be wearing protective clothing to help absorb any hits.
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SKY RACING this week announced that it will be launching two new racing channels by early next year.
The news means that Australian punters watching in hotels, clubs, TAB's and at home will have greater choice and racing entertainment opportunities than ever before.
The launch of the new Sky Racing channels forms part of Tabcorp's long-term strategy to expand racing choice for its customers and to provide a superior showcasing service.
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Eels continue fairytale march
The PARRAMATTA EELS continued their fairytale story when defeating the Canterbury Bulldogs 22-12 in last night's NRL preliminary final at ANZ Stadium.
It is the first grand final appearance for the Eels since 2001, however, they have a few concerns heading into the match, where they will play either Melbourne Storm or Brisbane Broncos.
Star player Jarryd Hayne along with Matt Keating and skipper Nathan Cayless all have an anxious wait to see if they are available to play in Sunday week's grand final.
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Star City officially launches new sports venue
Star City Casino welcomed a new sports and entertainment venue last night.
The launch of the new Sports Bar had all the glitz and glamour of an awards evening and one thing's for sure, they were all impressed at the fantastic set up.
With the sounds of international superstar band Eskimo Joe, the Halo Bar was welcomed into Tabcorp's Star City with a bang!
The new TAB area is a pioneer in itself, with it arguably becoming the first TAB to offer paperless formguides. All the formguides are electronic and presented on screens around the walls - score one for the environmentalists!
A huge screen with grandstand seating dominates the new area, and at capacity, would give anyone the feel of actually being at a live sporting event.
On top of this, the bar itself is 48 metres long and is the longest of its kind in Australia. Mind you, it isn't 48 metres long in one straight line, rather, it is a full circle which is situated right in the middle of the new arena.
A cast of thousands were in attendance, with no less than Dragons winger Wendell Sailor, former Wallaby Lote Tuqiri and a host of media personalities including Mickey Robbins, Erin McNaught and Fox Sports' Ryan Phelan were all there to celebrate the opening of Sydney's new home to live sports and betting entertainment!
Well done Tabcorp and Star City - your new Halo Bar is something Sydney has desperately needed for some time.
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Spring Carnival shake-up
The multi-million dollar Spring Racing Carnival could come under threat from industrial strike action from jockeys.
Yesterday (Thursday), jockeys from Hawkesbury, Ballarat, Ipswich and Northam were abandoned mid-afternoon after jockeys decided they could not follow the contentious new whip rules imposed under the Australian Racing Board.
While tomorrow's race meetings will go ahead, jockeys have warned they will boycott the Spring Carnival racedays unless the ARB changes its stance.
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Tabcorp secure naming rights to major events
HARNESS Racing Victoria (HRV) has announced that global wagering and entertainment giant Tabcorp will sponsor two of the State's marquee events for the next two years.
Under the lucrative arrangement, Tabcorp has attained the naming rights to the prestigious Australasian Breeders Crown and renewed its sponsorship of Victoria's signature race, the Hunter Cup.
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Blues Salvage Some Pride
New South Wales has managed to salvage some pride by winning the third State Of Origin game at Suncorp Stadium tonight.
The Blues ran out fairly convincing winners in the end, 28-14.
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Hall Quits AFL
Sydney star Barry Hall has shocked the AFL world by announcing his retirement, effective immediately.
Hall suggested last week that if he could not go on with the Swans, he would seek to continue his AFL career elsewhere, however, he admitted today (Tuesday) that would be difficult.
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Federer makes history - again!
Roger Federer has been hailed as the greatest tennis player of all time following his marathon five-set victory over American Andy Roddick at Wimbledon overnight.
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El Masri to retire
Click here to read the story on Hazem El Masri's retirement announcement.
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