Between his first start as a 2yo and his retirement as a 6yo, the great Tommy Smith-trained Tulloch won over every distance up to 3200 metres.
Bulleen Templestowe’s retired 300 game veteran Dean Tulloch, who is looking at his fortieth birthday, will in June run a little further than his namesake ever did. This Tulloch will take on one of the toughest runs on the planet – a 250km Ultramarathon through the Gobi Desert, China, taking him through one of the driest and hottest places on the planet.
Dean is raising money for the MDDA (Metabolic Dietary Disorders Association). Dean’s little mate Charlie Cooper (12 months old) has PKU (phenylketonuria). This means he cannot process protein and is on a life managed diet – every meal, every ingredient, every time – is carefully measured.
Combined with weekly blood tests to monitor blood levels, it is difficult for families to get it right. Get it wrong and it can lead to problems with brain development.
You can help Dean. Go to www.rundeanorun.com
Old Haileybury continued their promising return to Premier Men’s with an impressive wire-to-wire win over University Blacks at Princes Park. The Bloods controlled the football, racking up 86 more disposals
Round 4 of VAFA footy was The Real Stakes Round. Here’s a look at some of the highlights from VAFA grounds in our weekend wrap. The Real Stakes Round dedicated
Round 4 delivered another enthralling weekend of footy. Box Hill North took a major scalp, defeating the top of the table La Trobe and handing them their first loss of
