Podcast appearances and mentions of jamie kah

A jockey riding for redemption. A famous name with old school tactics chasing modern day glory. A dynamic duo riding a wave of emotion. These are just some of the cracking stories that will define the 2024 Melbourne Cup. Featured: Quentin Hull, ABC Sport.Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Billy's been to a lunch... but he kicks things off with the All Sports Report. Aussie cricketer Travis Head phones in as he awaits the arrival of baby #2, and prepares for the upcoming test series against India, then it's time for Friday Brag Artist. Lehmo has found one billionaire's response to long toilet-queues at sporting events, and he has the official stats from performance at the Melbourne Half Marathon. The Melbourne Cup Carnival kicks off tomorrow so the boys chat to Channel 9's Billy Slater, and champion jockey Jamie Kah, then SEM Phoenix co-captain Nathan Sobey is in studio as the Phoenix prepare to take on the Jackjumpers tonight. Finally, it's Billy's Fruity Friday Joke, and Lehmo is very nervous.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The boys are back for 2024! It's Underwood Stakes this weekend so the boys give their tips there as well as their hot-takes on the Jamie Kah suspension just announced. We also hear their thoughts on the early season shoot-out between Mr Brightside, Pride of Jenni and Via Sistina in the Makybe Diva Stakes, as well the drama at the MRC and TAB. Don't forget to follow the boys for their Saturday tips on X: @shouldabackedit

Jamie Kah spoke with Matt Nevett at Flemington on Tuesday. The star hoop is back in the saddle after a weekend off and will ride In Secret, the horse she was supposed to ride in the 2023 Newmarket Handicap, on Saturday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Authorities on backing slow horses, enthusiasts of spinning yarns.We wave goodbye to the Adelaide carnival with a congratulations to Benedetta for being far too good for them in the Goodwood, thanks largely to an outstanding ride from Jamie Kah. The Sunshine Coast raced well despite the heavy 10 rating, and there were a few smarties to take out of the Newcastle and Caulfield meetings. We discuss it all!We preview all the big Group 1s for the Brisbane Carnival, and we can't wait for it to get underway!On The Drift, the self acclaimed biggest horse racing podcast on the Northside of Brisbane. We preview and review the Group 1 races across the Australian Thoroughbred Racing calendar, while providing best bets each week. We'll have a light hearted look at the racing industry, talking about topics that racing enthusiasts are interested in.If you're having a bet this Spring, take it to the Neds level: www.neds.com.auJoin us on Instagram, Twitter & Tiktok.Thanks for listening

The good Wood(head) is back with Nick and they've got plenty to say!We delve in to what races we are likely to see this weekend and how we see them playing out - for once Woodhead thinks he's found a “M Word” and we've uncovered a group horse in our own stable!Navesh, Jamie Kah and Betting Jockeys are in the firing line for The Good, The Bad and The Ugly - brought to you by UPC Showdown (Download the App Now bit.ly/UPCShowdown )And we have a cracker of a question from the “DM of the Week”Are you a member yet? Jump onboard and join our punting community. https://bit.ly/TLUMembersApril was another successful month on the Harry Hunt for Members!NSW: +18.16QLD: -38.30VIC: +57.02SA: +9.70+46.58 units overall.Making it three winning months from four and the loss (February) was by 0.16 units…. For a more detailed look at our results, check out our results page here  thelegupaustralia.com/mo-results.Have you got a question for us to answer in the poddy? Hit us up on Instagram https://bit.ly/instaTLUImagine what you could be buying instead. Set a Deposit Limit. Support the Show.

Benedetta tackles the Group 1 Goodwood on Saturday, with Jamie Kah on board. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Walker joined Matt Nevett in-studio for his weekly segment, and they covered a lot of ground on a number of different topics, including Jamie Kah's sensational rides in Adelaide. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony McEvoy joined The Verdict on RSN after Coco Sun won the SA Derby on Saturday at Morphettville. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Col McKenna, owner of Doncaster Handicap favourite Another Wil joined The Verdict after his win in the Prelude on Saturday and confirmed Jamie Kah will be the rider again this  Saturday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode the boys reflect on Jamie Kah's third straight Group 1 Saturday on Cylinder in the Newmarket Handicap and the victories over high class fields of Celestial Legend and Lady Laguna at Randwick. Also on the agenda was the heat policy deployed around some jurisdictions over the long weekend, as well as the new Caulfield Heath track and Big V gets his choice of the nation's country cups to go to... wait 'til you hear his choice. Get in touch with the show: Follow us on X (Twitter): @shouldabackedit Email us: shouldabackedit@gmail.com

Nigel Carmody from Racing.com joined Breakfast with Harf to reflect on a huge weekend in racing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hutchy and Damo hit all the heavy topics this week: the coverage of the Josh Giddey story, Netball Australia, Mark Cuban relinquishing his majority ownership of the Dallas Mavericks and Bruce Lehrmann. Plus, Craig's Carry On is back! In this episode: 1:35 - Mainstream media finally caught on to the Uber/taxi truce 2:30 - The fallout after last week's episode 5:42 - The journalistic side of how the Josh Giddey story is being covered 14:54 - Why are Racing Victoria playing out the Jamie Kah incident as much as they have? 18:37 - Netball Australia's pay dispute 23:37 - Mark Cuban's move to sell his ownership of the Dallas Mavericks 26:02 - Bruce Lehrmann: why would he choose to sue Channel 10? 31:53 - Nick McKenzie's last few weeks: wins court case against Channel 7 to release emails, loses defamation case to Peter Schiff  34:55 - The Manufacturer 37:14 - Kyle and Jackie O - will it work in the Melbourne market? 42:11 - Craig's Carry On Hosts: Craig Hutchison: twitter.com/craighutchy Damian Barrett: twitter.com/barrettdamian Follow and contact us: Twitter: twitter.com/SoundingBoardEp Facebook: facebook.com/SoundingBoardEp Email: thesoundingboard@sen.com.au The Sounding Board is proudly supported by DrinkWise - if you're choosing to drink, choose to drink wise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Racing.com's Ed Sadler joined RSN on Tuesday to discuss all the latest racing news.

Gerard shares his thoughts on the Jamie Kah trial that is currently taking place. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lindsey Smith says Jamie Kah will be told to take no prisoners in the G1 Railway Stks. Smith says he has made a decision to change things up (work wise) with Tuvalu.

Champions we have the Jockey in form on for a chat Tommy Berry!!!!He's pretty honest in the chat and doesn't hide away from his thoughts.We also hand out the Jordan Awards and the Derek/HAF/Goose Awards.The podcast is finished off with laying our Frizzy's on the Line

RSN racing editor Matt Stewart discusses the latest twist in Jamie Kah's comeback story, as well as all the other burning issues in racing.

Gareth joined the boys to discuss Jamie Kah's court appearance, Thousand Guineas day, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The boys discussed Jamie Kah's court case, Sam's cycling story, the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Scoob's Wordle difficulties, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The boys wrapped up the Flemington carnival, Imperatriz's win, Pride of Jenni, James McDonald's Spring, Jamie Spencer, Airman's failure, Jamie Kah's return to form, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ahhhh, the Melbourne Cup; where champions become legends. We still get goosebumps every time we hear Greg Miles call Makybe Diva home in her third Melbourne Cup win all the way back in '05.2005 was the last time a horse won a consecutive Melbourne Cup, so can Gold Trip buck the trend and rewrite the record books in 2023? Lloydy think so.Maybe it will be another Irish victory. Willie Mullins sends two runners over for the race that stops a nation - wait, no - stops the world. He'll saddle up the race favourite Vauban and the Ebor Handicap winner Absurde. Absurd spelling of the word, that's for sure.Could Rachel King, Jamie Kah or Hollie Doyle be the second female jockey to win the race? Maybe Gai will win it again; 10 years since her first. What a horse Fiorente was?!Or maybe, just maybe, Without A Fight will do the elusive Caulfield Cup/Melbourne Cup double. It's bloody hard to do, but Mark Zahra thinks he can do it, so does BJ.Enjoy our 2023 runner-by-runner preview, enjoy the Melbourne Cup and most importantly, gamble responsibly!Don't have a Dabble account yet? No stress! Sign up now, just in time for Cup Day: bit.ly/tlu-dabbleSupport the show

Richard Pegum is the owner of More Felons and joined RSN on Wednesday.

Authorities on backing slow horses, enthusiasts of spinning yarns.A Hall of Fame day for the podcast. Without A Fight was simply brilliant winning the Caulfield Cup, while the 3yo Victoria Oaks and Victoria Derby markets have been blown up with some underwhelming performances in the Caulfield Classic and the Ethereal Stakes. While it was a tough day at the office for Godolphin right around the country. We dissect it all and highlight some horses to follow. On The Drift, the self acclaimed biggest horse racing podcast on the Northside of Brisbane. We preview and review the Group 1 races across the Australian Thoroughbred Racing calendar, while providing best bets each week. We'll have a light hearted look at the racing industry, talking about topics that racing ethusiasts are interested in. If you're having a bet this Spring, take it to the Neds level: www.neds.com.au 00:00 - Winners Win04:10 - The Without A Fight journey08:21 - Group 1 Caulfield Cup Review19:40 - Who can feature in a Melbourne Cup?24:25 - Listener question - What do we do with Francesco Guardi?29:05 - Caulfield Undercard Review40:10 - Listener question - who do we do with Jamie Kah & Spacewalk?48:30 - Zac Lloyd criticism52:00 - Randwick undercard ReviewJoin us on Instagram, Twitter & Tiktok.Thanks for listening

You get what you get, and you don't get upset.  It's time to launch into your week with.  The 4th instalment of the Artist Series with Will Anderson,  Liam Hendricks from episode 148 and champion jockey Jamie Kah from episode 149.  Go and get your week with some new found knowledge. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Annabel Neasham joins The Verdict team with the news that Jamie Kah will ride Zaaki in Saturday's Winx Stakes.

The Australian racing industry continues to come to terms with the death of Dean Holland in a race fall at Donald in April. Ethan Brown, Jamie Kah, Craig Williams, and Blaike McDougall were all sidelined with serious injuries on either side of the Donald tragedy. Ethan Brown required multiple surgeries in the wake of his fall in the Australian Guineas in March. Cranbourne track regulars were amazed when the 24 year old reported for trackwork on July 10th and even more surprised when he resumed race riding at Sandown last Sunday (Aug 6th). Ethan joins us on the podcast to talk about his miracle recovery and to reflect on a short but brilliant career which began in his hometown of Alice Springs. He talks about that all important first day back at trackwork. Ethan says his body had to adjust following a long lay off from the saddle. He says the accident came at a time when he'd ridden 62 Victorian winners for the season. He has a philosophical attitude when it comes to the highs and lows of racing. Ethan has a clear recollection of the Flemington accident. He says he felt as though he'd been thrown into a washing machine. He talks of the love and support extended by family and friends in the days after the fall. The young jockey takes us back to childhood days in Alice Springs and his gradual indoctrination into the world of the thoroughbred. He talks of his initial apprenticeship to Greg Connor and a later transfer to Garry and Lisa Lefoe. With barrier trials scarce in Alice Springs Ethan explains that he had to go to Melbourne to acquire the mandatory number of rides. Mick Kent Snr came to the rescue. Brown says he returned to the Alice to get his riding career started, and reflects on his only two wins at home. He talks of a return to Victoria and a transfer of his indentures to Mick Kent Snr. The jockey reflects on a magical day at Wycheproof when he had three rides for three wins. His career was off the ground. Ethan talks of his mateship with two other Kent apprentices who helped him through some chronic homesickness. He remembers his first city win on a horse provided by Mitch Beer, and the beginning of a wonderful association with Darren Weir. He talks of the highpoints on Weir trained horses. Ethan reflects on his two victories in the Rising Star Series. The talented apprentice has three Gr 1 wins under his belt already. He talks of the first one, the Robert Sangster Stakes in Adelaide on the bonny mare Snap Dancer. Staying with Snap Dancer, Ethan recalls her second in the Gr 1 Tatts Tiara and her all the way win in the historic Memsie Stakes. The two Gr 1 wins on Snap Dancer came courtesy of Maher and Eustace. Maher and Eustace gave the young jockey another chance at the elite level in the Turnbull Stakes on Smokin' Romans. Ethan recalls the thrill. Ethan looks back on the exciting 2018/2019 season when he was crowned champion apprentice and figured prominently on the overall Melbourne jockeys premiership. He pays a special tribute to his partner and fellow jockey Celine Gaudray who was runner up in last season's Melbourne apprentices premiership. He talks of Celine's amazing race day temperament.  More than 400 wins and three Gr 1's in just eight years of riding highlights the talents of the young Territorian. His recent recovery from serious injury suggests his steely determination to succeed is matched only by his toughness and durability. It's a nice yarn with an impressive young man. 

Wayne Hawkes and John O'Neill joined Miles for the Monday Means Test, discussing the Jamie Kah situation, Nathan Brown calling out Wayne on the Sunday Footy Show, Campbell Brown's portrait and plenty more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Champion jockey Jamie Kah has been charged by racing stewards but is determined to get back in the saddle after images surfaced of her on social media with a white substance.   Restaurateurs say South Australia's hospitality industry is at “rock bottom” and the Covid-19 pandemic was a “dream” compared to the current economical landscape.   The cowboy developers who illegally demolished a historic Melbourne pub seven years ago will be blocked by the local council from obtaining a planning permit to rebuild the site. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Champion jockey Jamie Kah has been charged by racing stewards but is determined to get back in the saddle after images surfaced of her on social media with a white substance.   Restaurateurs say South Australia's hospitality industry is at “rock bottom” and the Covid-19 pandemic was a “dream” compared to the current economical landscape.   The cowboy developers who illegally demolished a historic Melbourne pub seven years ago will be blocked by the local council from obtaining a planning permit to rebuild the site. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Racehorse trainer Wayne Hawkes joined Jules to talk about how Carlton's going at the moment, the similarities between the AFL and Racing Victoria, the quality of international horses we'll see in Melbourne this spring, the investigation into Jamie Kah, how she'll go when she returns to racing, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Racehorse trainer Wayne Hawkes joined Sam in the studio to talk about the SANFL legends inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame last night, Adam Simpson's struggles at West Coast, the fallout to the Jamie Kah white powder images, King Charles' win at Royal Ascot, Frankie Dettori's upcoming trip to Australia, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

President Vladimir Putin's regime is in crisis as Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin leads a coup against the Kremlin. Jamie Kah and her greyhound trainer mate are being investigated after a shocking video emerged online. Children as young as 12 are accessing dating apps. A backlash is growing among Victorian councils against the state government. Social media giants could be fined billions if they fail to crack down on the lies being spread on their platforms. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SEN Track's Gareth Hall joined Gerard in the studio to talk about Zaaki's win in the Hollindale Stakes, Jamie Kah's concussion, the raise in the Point of Consumption Tax, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Horse trainer Wayne Hawkes joined Gerard in the studio to talk about the Warrnambool Racing Carnival, his wife's appearance on Channel 7, the Hong Kong Jockey Club's reluctance to let Zac Purton compete overseas, Jamie Kah's desire to return to the track, Andrew Dillon's racing background, the racing pause for Dean Holland's funeral on Monday, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It would have been a massive shock to his family had Cody Morgan not pursued a career with horses. With a mum and dad who were wizards in the saddle and a brother who could ride a rampaging rhinoceros, it was unlikely Cody would ever become a ballet instructor. We talk to the young Tamworth horseman about his start as a bronc rider, the transition to professional race riding and finally to the training ranks. Cody begins by talking of Talbragar who shapes up as one of the top chances in the Country Championship Final. He talks of his on course location at Tamworth and his reluctance to leave there. Cody looks back on his very first phone call from Australian Bloodstock's Luke Murrell. He could have wrecked the partnership there and then. He talks of his favourites among the Australian Bloodstock horses. One of the horses featured in a memorable Rosehill double. The thirty two year old says his aspiration to become a jockey was triggered by his first ride on a mechanical horse. He looks back on the thrilling experience of his first win at Quirindi, and a funny recollection from his days at Quirindi High School. Cody looks back on a transfer to the late “Pud” Davies at Cessnock. He speaks of the famous jockey who drove him to countless race meetings and gave him wise counsel. He looks back in awe on his time with Tony McEvoy at the famous Lindsay Park training operation at Angaston. He talks of life on the farm, and the great horse he got to ride on the training track. Cody says his weight was on the rise when he arrived back in Tamworth. He knew his riding career was coming to an end. He talks of father Glenn's wonderful achievements as a saddle bronc rider, and his subsequent experience as a specialist announcer on Foxtel rodeo telecasts. Cody talks of the serious Quirindi race fall that could have ended his career. By a freak of nature he rode the following day. He looks back on another nasty accident only two years ago when riding one of his own horses in trackwork. Cody takes us back to the occasion of his last winning race ride, and the low key commencement of his training career. He looks back on the online purchase of a mare destined to kick start his training career. It wouldn't have been possible without some financial assistance from brother Luke. He pays tribute to his “go to” jockey. Cody is still abuzz with the excitement of a major Gold Coast win early this year courtesy of Ezekeil and Jamie Kah. He acknowledges a few special horses who've helped his career along the way, and lauds the regular TAB Highway races. Cody's happy to talk about the lowest point in his training career- a two year disqualification on a race day treatment charge. He says it gave him a massive shake up. He talks of two apprentices who've been through his “school” and his ambition to reach a special milestone on his home track at Tamworth. It's an enjoyable yarn with a great young bush trainer, who knows how to win a race in town.

Jamie Kah caught up with Andrew Bensley at Geelong trials after a whirlwind 72 hours winning in Hong Kong on Sunday and trialing I'm Thunderstruck this morning

Jockeys Jamie Kah and Stephanie Thornton join Racing Pulse to discuss the Beach gallops this morning and the Magic Millions this weekend

It's a long way from Dannevirke to Melbourne, but Steve Prenter has made the journey in order to watch his horse, Smokin' Romans, compete in the Melbourne Cup on Tuesday afternoon. The horse, one of six New Zealand chances at Flemington, will be ridden by Jamie Kah and is the favourite of the Kiwi hopes. The six year old gelding has already had some success over in Australia, winning the $1 million Turnbull Stakes last month. Prenter will be hoping for an even bigger success. He spoke to Māni Dunlop.  

The boys rambled about Jamie Kah, shoes, watches, handbags, restaurants, a range of expensive addictions, Kane's love of Australia' Got Talent, best T20 ratings ever, House of Dragons, Nedd Brockman's injury, plane etiquette, and more.

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Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV personality Jane Mangan to celebrate 500 editions of the daily podcast since its inception in July 2020. Looking ahead to Royal Ascot with news from across the globe, they talk to Channel 7's Jason Richardson, who gives a bullish assessment of the Aussie sprinters, and also explains why riding sensation Jamie Kah may be set for a key mount. Nick also catches up with Graham Motion on the chances of Spendarella in the Coronation Stakes, while NBC's Matt Bernier gives his take on Irad Ortiz, the US Ascot challenge and this weekend's Belmont Stakes. After Westover's luckless run in the Derby, Ralph Beckett discusses bold plans for his star colt, while looking ahead to Scope and Prosperous Voyage in Ascot's Group Ones next week. Richard Philips drops in to talk through National Racehorse Week this year, while Goffs Director Nick Nugent is on hand as this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest to preview both the Land Rover and London Sales.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV personality Jane Mangan to celebrate 500 editions of the daily podcast since its inception in July 2020. Looking ahead to Royal Ascot with news from across the globe, they talk to Channel 7's Jason Richardson, who gives a bullish assessment of the Aussie sprinters, and also explains why riding sensation Jamie Kah may be set for a key mount. Nick also catches up with Graham Motion on the chances of Spendarella in the Coronation Stakes, while NBC's Matt Bernier gives his take on Irad Ortiz, the US Ascot challenge and this weekend's Belmont Stakes. After Westover's luckless run in the Derby, Ralph Beckett discusses bold plans for his star colt, while looking ahead to Scope and Prosperous Voyage in Ascot's Group Ones next week. Richard Philips drops in to talk through National Racehorse Week this year, while Goffs Director Nick Nugent is on hand as this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest to preview both the Land Rover and London Sales.

Jamie Kah was absolutely flying. Heading into the 2021 Spring Racing Carnival, the South Australian was the world's top-ranked female jockey and had recently become the first jockey to ride 100 winners in a Melbourne Metropolitan racing season.  Then it all came to a grinding halt.  This is the first time Jamie has spoken publicly since she was very publicly suspended from racing because of a covid breach during Victoria's lockdown in September 2021.  We all make mistakes and Jamie owns hers. But as you will hear, she is so much more than a tabloid headline. One of the most dedicated athletes in the country, this is the story of a woman who has turned a lifelong love of horses into an immensely successful career.  Thank you Jamie for trusting the pod to tell your story ❤️   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jamie Kah was absolutely flying. Heading into the 2021 Spring Racing Carnival, the South Australian was the world's top-ranked female jockey and had recently become the first jockey to ride 100 winners in a Melbourne Metropolitan racing season.  Then it all came to a grinding halt.  This is the first time Jamie has spoken publicly since she was very publicly suspended from racing because of a covid breach during Victoria's lockdown in September 2021.  We all make mistakes and Jamie owns hers. But as you will hear, she is so much more than a tabloid headline. One of the most dedicated athletes in the country, this is the story of a woman who has turned a lifelong love of horses into an immensely successful career.  Thank you Jamie for trusting the pod to tell your story ❤️   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rainbow ice cream, The Man from Snowy River, and Justin Bieber. This is Jamie Kah's player profile Giddyup!

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Jamie Kah, Grant Field, Tim Ginever, Tom Clurey, Mark Bickley, Graham Cornes  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Snowden - Captivant represents team Snowden in Saturday's Group 1 Australian Guineas with Jamie Kah to ride