Promising mare Yonga Lass returned from a break in fine form at Monday's Lark Hill trials, coming home with minimal stress to land one of two fast runs in the class. The five-year-old jumped off the fence and immediately led the field before jockey William Pike allowed his rival Capre Omnia to go ahead.
American ace Nelly Korda hopes to repeat the form she showed in early 2024, when her rivals had almost come to terms with the world number one's winning streak.
Railways player-coach Bodhi Stubber praised his team's selfless supporting cast for finishing the regular season on a high note with a 54-point win over Denmark-Walpole and making it to the finals in top form. After a slow start on both sides, with only one goal scored in the first quarter when Tigers striker Joel Want … Read more
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