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Point of Law is a Geelong Cup-winner making his sixth career start. He previously belonged to King Charles III and Queen Camilla.
Point of Law has given trainer Ciaron Maher his second Melbourne Cup victory.
The Geelong Cup-winner maintained his form, becoming the third Northern Hemisphere three-year-old to win after Rekindling in 2017 and Cross Counter in 2018.
The horse, making the sixth start of his career, ran down stablemate Royal Supremacy in the straight to win an incredible race, beating Zahrann and Juja Kibo.
Ethan Brown rode Point of Law, formerly owned by King Charles III and Queen Camilla, to victory, winning his first Melbourne Cup.
The AFC Asian Cup 2027, originally scheduled for January-February 2027 in Saudi Arabia, has been postponed to December 23, 2027 to January 21, 2028 due to regional unrest and attacks on Saudi airports and oil facilities. The new dates await FIFA approval.
Socceroos and Matildas players have sued Football Australia through the PFA in the NSW Supreme Court over a seven-figure revenue share dispute, alleging the governing body is not properly servicing its commercial revenue agreement with national team players ahead of the CBA expiry in September 2025.
Millions watch the Melbourne Cup as confirmation of placings for the 166th edition comes through. ABC Sport is updating the full finishing order live on its blog.
Geelong co-captain Nina Morrison discusses the Cats' record-breaking AFLW season and Georgie Prespakis's rise ahead of Saturday's qualifying final against Melbourne at Princes Park.
Tonga defeated Samoa 20-18 in a highly anticipated Rugby League World Cup match at Parramatta Stadium. The intense contest, marked by cultural significance and physical play, has prompted calls for a recurring annual series between the two nations.
Lebanon defeated France in a dramatic Rugby League World Cup thriller at Western Sydney Stadium, featuring a golden point finish and a last-minute match-winning try by Abbas Miski.