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Lees finds new time to test unbeaten record as back-up assignment

October 29, 2026 — 1:44pm Kris Lees hopes a fresher approach to 2000m with Tavi Time will help keep the seven-year-old unbeaten at the trip when the Newcastle trainer switches to plan B in the $750,000 Sydney Gold Cup at Randwick. Tavi Time was third last start in the Big Dance Wildcard (1600m), which offered the final two places in the $3 million mile race held at Randwick next Tuesday. After falling a half-length short of a third appearance in the Big Dance, where he was eighth last year and fourth in 2024, Tavi Time will step up in distance for the listed Sydney Gold Cup on Saturday, which has been renamed from the Rosehill Gold Cup. Lees, who won the inaugural Big Dance with Rustic Steel in 2022 and is unlikely to have a starter this year, has taken Tavi Time to 2000m twice in 33 starts and both have been wins in the group 3 Summer Cups at Randwick on Boxing Day in…

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Mike Vrabel responds to BU study on NFL players and CTE

FOXBOROUGH – According to a study published in peer-reviewed journal JAMA Network Open on Wednesday, an estimated 74.5 percent of NFL players who died between 2008 and 2023 suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the neurodegenerative disease known as CTE. The lead author of the study is Julia Gallini, a PhD candidate at Boston University School of Public Health. She told the Boston Globe that while the results were concerning, they don’t necessarily mean that 75 percent of all NFL players will have CTE. “We don’t know that number,” Gallini said. “The magnitude of this number, though, is very concerning. It still tells us we need to be concerned about the risk of current players developing CTE.” Patriots coach Mike Vrabel, who played in the NFL for 14 seasons before beginning his coaching career, was asked to reflect on the study’s findings during his press conference on…

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Sony Bravia Theatre Trio

Although it’s tricky to say exactly which home audio pigeonhole Sony’s Trio speaker package belongs in, we can at least confidently file it under ‘brilliant’. Exceptional sound quality for both films and music Excellent adaptation to any room layout It’s a perfect partner for really big TVs Needs optional rear speakers for a proper surround sound effect Rather limited listening ‘sweet spot’ The Sony Bravia Theater Trio is hard to define, but easy to love. Hard to define because its three-speaker (Trio, geddit?) package doesn’t feel quite like either a soundbar or a home theatre separates system; easy to love because it sounds amazing. I would quickly add at this point, though, that I personally don’t see the Trio as only worth getting if you have a huge TV. It’s actually so good and, as I’ll explain, so flexible with its sound that it’s worth considering by really any home theater fan…

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Federal Reserve keeps rates unchanged despite elevated inflation

By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER, Associated Press “Inflation remains elevated,” the Fed said in a statement released after its two-day policy meeting. Holding off on an increase will allow “the accumulation of more information” that will help determine what policy the Fed should pursue “to ensure a timely return of inflation” to the central bank’s 2% inflation target, the statement said. The Fed raised its benchmark rate last month for the first time in three years, defying President Donald Trump’s demands for rate cuts, in an effort to get inflation back to its 2% target in a “timelier” manner. The Fed is tasked by Congress to combat inflation, and it does so by lifting rates to slow borrowing and spending and cool price increases. Wall Street investors and many economists continue to expect a quarter-point rate hike at the central bank’s next meeting Dec. 8-9. The Fed’s decision comes just six…

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