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Asia Horse Week

[2019-03-06 07:45]

Complementing the Longines Masters of Hong Kong again this year was the second Asia Horse Week, bringing together global and regional delegates to discuss issues ranging from equestrian development in Asia to horse breeding, veterinary regulations and horse welfare.

Punch-drunk Real at risk of knockout blow in Europe

[2019-03-05 07:22]

BARCELONA - Two demoralizing losses to Barcelona have left Real Madrid with just one chance to salvage its season by winning a record-extending fourth consecutive Champions League trophy.

Juve puts one hand on title

[2019-03-05 07:22]

ROME - Juventus closed all talk of a challenge to its Serie A dominance after coming through a second-half onslaught at Napoli to win 2-1 in an engrossing match that saw both sides reduced to 10 men.

Navratilova apologizes for transgender 'cheat' claim

[2019-03-05 07:22]

Martina Navratilova on Sunday apologized for describing transgender athletes competing in women's sports as cheaters.

Cool approach to firing up some new excitement

[2019-03-05 07:22]

Although China has dominated table tennis for decades and produced generations of world and Olympic champions, the sport is struggling to capture the imagination of today's young people - some of whom refer to it as "the old people's favorite".

Fan at forefront of youth brigade

[2019-03-05 07:22]

As a tune-up for the April 21-28 world championships in Budapest, The Marvellous 12 tournament in Shenzhen afforded Chinese paddlers a great opportunity to hone their skills.

Winner Wang taking aim at top 20

[2019-03-05 07:22]

After winning her first career WTA singles title and entering the world's top 50, 24-year-old Wang Yafan has set her sights on cracking the top 20.

Guerdat takes reins for Brazil

[2019-03-04 07:34]

LONDON - At 68, Philippe Guerdat hasn't given up his dream of leading a team to ultimate glory on the international stage.

It's all over but the crying for hapless Senators

[2019-03-04 07:34]

OTTAWA - The recent past, present and immediate future are all bleak for the Ottawa Senators, who fired coach Guy Boucher on Friday and replaced him with Marc Crawford.