The pinkification of horseriding

Katie Price, aka former glamour model Jordan, is a shrewd businesswoman whose equestrian assault appears to be working

US embraces the Lingerie League

Fans look forward to the ultimate in fantasy (American) football

Twomey finds pride after the fall

Irish-born rider recovers from an accident to enjoy success on his new mount at the Horse of the Year Show

Brabants moves into uncharted waters

Britain's kayak Olympic champion has been persuaded to try his hand at rowing in the Pairs Head race

Holyfield to challenge Valuev for WBA title

At 46, the four-time champion would become the oldest boxer to win the WBA heavyweight title if he wins in December

IOC to retest Olympic samples

All Beijing blood samples will be re-analysed using a new system developed for the Tour de France

Khan searches for remedy to glass jaw

The British boxer switches to LA next week ready to begin a martial arts-inspired regime aimed at strengthening his chin

Dublin doubles the fun for darts fans

Giles Smith defies anyone to claim that the sport lacks variety

Four more training-ground bust-ups

After Danny Cipriani and Josh Lewsey clashed on the training ground we review four more famous training-ground clashes

Officals intent on level playing field

Umbrella organisation has been established to raise standards of officiating in cricket, football and both codes of rugby

Britain faces Olympic coaching crunch

The transfer market for coaches is now at its peak but a funding shortfall threatens to deprive Team GB of its top people

Mayweather Sr makes impression on Hatton

Boxer insists that his new American trainer is already whipping him into peak physical condition for his next bout

Hatton relishing Mayweather Sr's tutelage

The light-welterweight believes he was right to change trainer for his world title showdown with Paulie Malignaggi

DeGale given tough choice

Britain's Olympic middleweight boxing champion is considering a multi-million pound offer to turn pro

Olympic boxing coach in the dark over his future

Great Britain's Terry Edwards uncertain whether he will last the distance until 2012 despite team's success in Beijing

Credit crunch sinks its teeth into sport

Widespread financial meltdown threatens a funding crisis for teams

Test players take part in whole new ball game

Cricketers step up to the plate as they chance their arm at baseball as part of Marcus Trescothick's benefit year

Giving the lie to great fishermen

Anyone who cannot lie through their teeth backwards is not worthy of the name angler, and certainly not of greatness

Improving Pavey looks to marathon

Veteran Briton's hard-fought third in Great North Run suggests the longer distance could be her best bet in the future

O'Sullivan is humbled by Walden

The English qualifier, ranked 35th in the world, overcomes favourite for an epic victory in Shanghai Masters final