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Grady HuddDigital sports producer

Grady Hudd is a digital sports producer with News Corp Australia’s national sports network, based in Adelaide. He is a passionate follower of all things sport, particularly AFL, cricket and golf, and has more than eight years experience working in the media having cut his teeth at regional mastheads.

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John Northey, Andrew Bews and Rob Gaylard.

Respected racing icon Rob Gaylard dies aged 70

He was the voice of the Flemington Mounting Yard presentations for two decades and widely loved in the racing industry. Tributes have flowed for Rob Gaylard after he passed away suddenly on Tuesday.

SuperRacing

Triple Strip (Craig Newitt) wins a class 3 over 1350m in Devonport

Sandown tips: Triple Strip looks a treat

Need help to pick a winner at Sandown on Wednesday? Herald Sun tipster Gilbert Gardiner has analysed the races and the form and named his top picks.

Racing

21/07/20 - Apprentice Academy SA member Ben Price at Morphettville race course. Picture: Tom Huntley

Eyes on the Price: Jockey Ben follows in family footsteps

When your dad is a leading jockey and your brother a highly-promising apprentice in Victoria, joining them on the track was only a matter of time for rookie South Australian hoop Ben Price.

Mark Robinson

Robbo: Petracca’s got nothing on Dusty … yet

Hawthorn great Shane Crawford says Christian Petracca is the No. 1 player in the AFL and has “gone past Dusty’. It’s a big call, but let’s wait until the whips start cracking, writes Mark Robinson. TAKE OUR POLL

Mark Robinson

Richmond vs North Melbourne at Metricon Stadium, Gold Coast. 18/07/2020. Jamie Macmillan of the Kangaroos . Pic: Michael Klein

Roos set for huge list overhaul

North Melbourne faces key calls on several of its veterans at the end of the year, with more than 20 Roos set to come out of contract. Which players will survive if the club shifts its focus to youth?

Racing

Luke who’s back: Top jockey eyes remarkable return

Group 1 jockey Luke Currie has been given the green light to return to the saddle in August – six months after a fall at the Valley left the gun hoop with multiple injuries, including spinal fractures.

Racing

Jockey Sam Clipperton rides Destiny's Kiss to victory in race 6, the Winter Cup during the Rosehill Gardens Raceday at Rosehill in Sydney, Saturday, June 15, 2019. (AAP Image/Simon Bullard) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Live The Moment ready to follow his destiny

Trainer Peter Robl is hoping Live The Moment can replicate the success his ironcast sibling Destiny’s Kiss enjoyed at Wyong racecourse over the years, and notch his first victory.

Port Adelaide

The kick before the kick that won Port Adelaide the game

Before Robbie Gray’s game-winning heroics, someone had to kick it to him – and it was a 26-year-old playing his first game in two years. Sam Mayes recounts the final play and opens up on his perspective on footy.

West Coast

PERTH, AUSTRALIA - JULY 19: Jarrod Cameron and Josh J. Kennedy of the Eagles celebrate a goal during the round 7 AFL match between the Fremantle Dockers and the West Coast Eagles at Optus Stadium on July 19, 2020 in Perth, Australia. (Photo by Paul Kane/Getty Images)

Eagles put Pies on notice with derby demolition

It was a night of milestones for West Coast on Sunday – celebrating Josh Kennedy’s 250th game with a win over Fremantle and in the process setting a new derby record. But the focus quickly shifted to a huge Round 8 encounter.

Racing

Track ~ MorphettvilleDate ~ 18.07.20Jockey ~ Kayla CrowtherWinner/Horse ~ Instant CelebrityPhoto Credit ~ © Atkins Photography

Classy filly an Instant Celebrity

Experienced trainer Phillip Stokes has a lofty opinion of Instant Celebrity and it was clear why after the classy filly blitzed the field in the Listed Oaklands Plate at Morphettville.

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