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Sheza Alibi owner’s special reason to cheer on Golden Eagle rival

October 29, 2026 — 11:37am Fred Noffke feels like it is destiny for Sheza Alibi - his dream $10,000 horse named honouring his long-time partner - to win the $10 million Golden Eagle (1500m), and many more feature races. The Queensland grazier, though, would no doubt love to see Kris Lees-trained Rivellino also run into the major money in the race for four-year-olds on Saturday at Randwick. Rivellino, a $101 shot, was assigned Multiple System Atrophy Australia (MSAA) as its charity partner at Tuesday’s barrier draw. Each runner’s charity receives 10 per cent of their winnings on Saturday. MSAA supports people living with Multiple System Atrophy, a rare, progressive, and fatal neurodegenerative disorder which claimed the life of Noffke’s partner, Aliceson Moore, six years ago, following a seven and a half year battle. “When this filly came along, and it came to naming her, I knew that she…

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Patriots get good news on injury front, especially across offensive line

The New England Patriots came up short against the Chicago Bears on Thursday night. But for the first time in weeks, the Patriots seem to have avoided any major injuries amid a turbulent start to a new season.​ Speaking to reporters at Gillette Stadium on Monday, coach Mike Vrabel said reinforcements might be on the way for his roster, with guard Greg Van Roten and safety Dell Pettus potentially set to return from injured reserve and practice later this week. “We probably won’t see him today, but maybe this week,” Vrabel said when asked about Van Roten. “We’ll see where that goes. Those guys, I think him and Dell are eligible, potentially, to try to get back out there and see where that goes. “But we’ll have to make a decision with Marcus Bryant, so we’ll probably give us through today here. See where guys progress and go from there.” The return of Van Roten and Bryant — who was…

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Taylor Swift’s Seriously Chic Designer Shoes Aren’t Available (Yet)—but I Found Lookalikes From $24

Don’t be intimidated by the bold shade—it’s shockingly easy to style. It was only a matter of time before Taylor Swift cosigned the purple color trend for fall. (She did write “Lavender Haze,” after all). The singer is never averse to a touch of color in her wardrobe, especially on the red carpet. It’s only further proof that the rich-looking hue isn’t going anywhere this fall—and how she styled it is exactly how I’d recommend working it into your wardrobe. Don’t want to lose these finds? See more shoe trends on Picksy, a free shopping tool that keeps track of everything you want to buy. While attending the Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame Gala, she leaned into the elegant hues of fall, opting for a jewel-toned floral brocade minidress that she styled with Jimmy Choo Saeda Sandal Heels in an eye-catching royal purple hue (which are unavailable in purple for now, but you can grab the…

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The oil market should brace for a forever stalemate in Iran

The oil market sees the future of the Iran war as binary. Either Tehran and Washington reach a deal — in days rather than months — or they head into an extended and worsening conflict. With few signs of peace, the market is anticipating another round of hostilities, perhaps as soon as next week after the US midterm elections. There is a third path: The current deadlock becomes the new normal, creating a forever stalemate. With the on-off conflict already approaching 250 days and the price of oil hovering above $US100 a barrel, the prospect of months of continued standstill sounds bewildering, but I have increasingly heard — in private — that some executives in the top echelons of the global energy industry are starting to prepare for such an outcome. President Donald Trump says he wants to break the impasse. “I have a decision to make: Do I finish it off, which would be very easy to do…

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