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Queenslander To Give It To The Blues
Story by Gary Crispe
Queensland speedster Burdekin Blues can notch his biggest career win when he ventures to Sydney for today's Group 2 Expressway Stakes (1200m) at Rosehill (race 5).
The lightly-raced gelding, a son of Sequalo, is trained by Barry Baldwin who has always felt the talented galloper has a big win in him.
Burdekin Blues has had just 10 career starts for six wins, three minors and a fourth.
Nine of those starts were last campaign where Baldwin pretty much gave him three weeks to a month between runs, carefully placing him to effect in Queensland with great success.
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Imran Khan Biography (1952– )in full Ahmad Khan Niazi Imran
in full Ahmad Khan Niazi Imran
Cricketer, born in Lahore, NE Pakistan. He studied at Oxford, playing in his first Test at 18 while at the university. One of the greatest all rounders, he was a fast bowler, adaptable batsman, and astute captain who inspired Pakistan's rise to prominence in world cricket. After leading Pakistan to the 1992 World Cup, he retired with a total of 3807 runs and 362 wickets in Test matches. He also played for Sussex and Worcester. His highly publicized nine-year marriage to Jemima Goldsmith ended in 2004. In addition to following a career in politics, forming his own party, Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaaf (Pakistan Justice Movement), he is a cricket commeRELATED content of external internet sitesntator.

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History of sport
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The history of sport probably extends as far back as the existence of people as purposive beings. Sport has been a useful way for people to increase their mastery of nature and the environment. The history of sport can teach us a great deal about social changes and about the nature of sport itself. Sport seems to involve basic human skills being developed and exercised for their own sake, in parallel with being exercised for their usefulness. It also shows how society has changed its beliefs and therefore there are changes in the rules. Of course, as we go further back in history the dwindling evidence makes the the theories of the origins and purposes of sport difficult to support. Nonetheless, its importance in human history is undeniab
Contents.
1 Pre-history
1.1 Development of modern sport
2 Modern history
2.1 Women's sport history
3 See also
4 References
5 Further reading
6 External links

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SPORT HISTORY

The Journal of Sport History has been published by the North American Society for Sport History since 1974. The journal seeks to promote the study of all aspects of sport history.
Available on LA84 Foundation site: 1974-2003.
To find specific articles, use the LA84 Foundation Search page. All articles are stored as Portable Document Format (PDF) files. If you cannot read PDF, please download Adobe Acrobat Reader, at no cost
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