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Former Melbourne Cup winner Subzero dead at 32 – Sydney Morning Herald
Racing’s greatest ambassador Subzero, a 1992 Melbourne Cup winner, has died just two months after his great mate and long-time carer Graham Salisbury passed away.
“He would have been so bonded to Graham and fretting so badly for Graham since Graham died, about two or three months ago, he’s just given up.
“He was the greatest living thoroughbred before he died and now he’s the greatest ever, not just because of what he did on the track but the joy he gave people after he finished racing and the service he gave to racing.
“He was a clerk of a course, visiting schools, being an ambassador; there’ll never be one like him. He was one of a kind, a freak of na…
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Nick Cummins criticised for tackling Shayna Jack on SAS Australia – NEWS.com.au
Nick Cummins criticised for tackling Shayna Jack on SAS Australia
Viewers have taken to Twitter to question the behaviour of Honey Badger Nick Cummins after a game of murder ball which is basically rugby without rules saw him tackle Australian swimmer Shayna Jack so hard she feared she had a broken rib. The incident occurred in episode two of SAS Australia and led to Jack getting emergency medical help when she collapsed to the ground.
Thankfully she was fine, and was told she was suffering from low blood sugar with help given to get her fluids back up.
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Covid-19: Are we detecting coronavirus the right way? New researches pose questions – India Today
Covid-19 is no longer considered an exclusive respiratory illness by the scientific community. Intestines have emerged as another major hiding place for SARS-Co…
Is Covid-19 only a respiratory illness? This was the question that scientists asked months ago. Now, the researchers are wondering: Is Covid-19 primarily a respiratory illness? Are we testing in the right manner to diagnose Covid-19 or understand SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus infection correctly?
Covid-19 has a gut connection. It is no longer just a respiratory illness for scientists. An emerging volume of research suggests that Covid-19 is a multisystem illness with overlapping symptoms for a host of…
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‘Is this an annual thing now?’ Kent calls out Jahrome Hughes’ contract ploy – Fox Sports
After a fine year, Jahrome Hughes has emerged as one of the competition’s best halfbacks.
Shifting from fullback to the No. 7 jumper, Hughes has been in fine form all season for the Storm as they finished second and qualified for another grand final.
But a story circulated on Tuesday, quoted his agent and claimed rival clubs were circling for the Kiwi playmakers services.
Hughes comes off contract and is able to field offers from other NRL sides from November 1.
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