Podcasts about makybe diva

Luke Marlow's love affair with thoroughbreds can be traced to the days when he had photos of the champion mare Makybe Diva  prominently displayed on his bedroom walls. Around this time his parents were managing the Merlo Downs Stud at Minden about 63 kms west of Brisbane. Luke's life changed forever a couple of years later when Jeff Marlow took out a trainer's licence and quickly enlisted his son as principal trackwork rider.  By the time the teenager had ridden a few fast gallops and provided a guest call of a race at Yepoon in 2008, the die was cast. Just three years later the young Queenslander won the fourth edition of a Sky Racing Scholarship and was off and running in the career he'd dreamed about.  Now approaching his 32nd birthday, Luke Marlow is recognised as one of the most versatile performers in the Australian racing media. He joins us on the podcast to reflect on a whirlwind fourteen years since arriving in Sydney. He begins by confirming a very important recent development in his personal life.  Luke talks about the never-ending variety in his working life. He lives by the roster. He talks of the changing face of country racing in NSW where undreamed of prize money levels regularly attract the patronage of major Sydney stables. Official barrier trials are almost as frequent as TAB race meetings. Luke is frequently called upon to describe the trials for Sky Thoroughbred Central. He talks of his hosting role on the popular Saturday morning radio programme Racing HQ.  Luke's talks of the change in his situation when Sky's Number 2 caller Mitch Manners accepted a full time role with the Gold Coast Turf Club in 2023. He immediately became understudy to the station's chief caller Darren Flindell. In this capacity he's had the opportunity to call five editions of the Provincial Championship Final. The easy going Queenslander talks of early life in his home state with special mention of happy days at the Merlo Downs Thoroughbred Stud. He recalls his introduction to the task of riding trackwork for his father Jeff. Luke recounts the entertaining story of the day he was invited to call a race on the public address system at a Yepoon meeting in 2008. The winner was trained by his dad and owned by his grandmother. He still regards the occasion as one of the greatest thrills of his life. He pays tribute to Tony McMahon, the man who gave him the opportunity to call the race that helped shape his destiny. Luke takes us back to 2011 when he “made the cut” for the fourth Sky Young Race Caller's Scholarship. He looks back on a week of auditions culminating in a nerve wracking race call at Wyong.  He was in disbelief when the judges voted in his favour. Seven years after settling into his new job, Marlow was stunned to receive a phone call from the Singapore Turf Club who'd been left short of a race caller when Tom Wood relocated to Hong Kong. Luke agonised over the decision he had to make. He looks back on an exciting two years in the famous city-state with special emphasis on his meeting with the lovely Kiwi jockey now destined to become his wife. Luke talks about the ravages of Covid 19 and the soul destroying lockdown endured by all Singaporians. He and Alysha made the decision to return to Sydney.  He pays tribute to Alysha's work ethic and acknowledges her emergence as one of Sydney's most in demand jockeys. Luke explains how he manages to control his emotions when calling races in which his fiancee is competing. He talks about the legendary NZ racing family from which Alysha descends. It's a laid back chat with a young Queenslander whose career  path was never in doubt. All he needed was an ounce of luck to make the dream come true.

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The story of the Freedman era is one of racing's all time best - four enthusiastic young brothers who made an amazing journey from the family stud farm at Yass to the establishment of a Victorian based training powerhouse. Lee held sway as trainer with Anthony, Richard and Michael handling crucial roles in the background. Together they had an enormous impact on Australian racing for three decades. Lee won seven Melbourne trainer's premierships and was runner up six times. Today the boys are all training under their own banners with Lee opting for a much quieter life on the Gold Coast. The former leader of the FBI was very gracious with his time on this week's podcast. He begins by berating his talents as a golfer. Lee talks about his current 31 horse team, a fraction of the number he trained in the busiest days of the FBI. He talks of the wide choice of race meetings he has from his Gold Coast base. Lee takes us back to early days at Hardwicke Stud near Yass, where he and his siblings gained sound education under the supervision of father Tony. He delights in telling the story of his first win as a trainer with a quirky but very talented grey called Sitting Bull. It was hard to keep news of the horse's talent under wraps.  Lee says his training career actually began at Warwick Farm. He looks back on a relocation to Flemington and a mare called Sauna - the daughter of Loosen Up who put the Freedmans on the map. Lee hasn't forgotten the thrill of a maiden Gr 1 win. He reflects on the rapid rise of the FBI and the simple theory he had about stress management. We needed to get started on Lee's reminiscences of the many wonderful horses to come through the Freedman operation. Who better to begin with than the incomparable Makybe Diva. She arrived in the Freedman camp having won 8 races for David Hall including her first Melbourne Cup. Lee recalls his expectations.  He reflects on his first win with the mighty mare, the 2004 Melbourne Cup. The trainer recalls the mare's dominance in the autumn and spring of 2005, and the memorable comments he made in a TV interview after her third Cup win- comments which have passed into folklore. Lee gives his view on why she was such an athlete. The great trainer looks back on wonderful journeys with crowd favourites Subzero and Doriemus, two more Melbourne Cup winners. It's not hard to tell Super Impose was one of Lee's great favourites. He shares some special memories. Lee puts into words his  enormous admiration for Naturalism.  The list of good horses to pass through the Freedman's hands is seemingly endless. He sings the praises of Mahogany and Schillaci. The Golden Slipper was a mighty race for the Freedmans in the 1990's. Lee talks about their four consecutive wins in the famous two year old race. Durbridge is another marvellous horse to get the thumbs up from his former trainer. The legendary trainer will surprise some when he says his greatest racetrack thrill came outside Australia. He looks back on his Royal Ascot journey with Miss Andretti. Lee used some of Australia's greatest jockeys during the golden years of the Freedman reign. He's prepared to single one of them out for special praise.  He speaks with pride of daughters Emma and Georgia. Lee pays tribute to his greatest ever supporter, late mother Del who passed just two years ago. He pays tribute to Anthony, Richard and Michael who have each forged great individual careers. A podcast with Lee Freedman is long overdue. We're delighted to finally get it done.

Three-time Melbourne Cup winner on Makybe Diva, Glen Boss joined Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast to share his insights on the great race and who he thinks will win this year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We revisit our chat with champion jockey Glen Boss who famously won three consecutive Melbourne Cups aboard Makybe Diva. Glen chats about his career and his struggles with mental health, leading to his passion to support others who are struggling.

In this episode, The week that was. Sharks and Roosters progress to the prelim finals. City and Arsenal play out a heated draw. Rodri ruled out for the season. J Mac rides the Quaddie and Buckaroo wins the Makybe Diva stakes. EPL match day 5 preview. Football best bets. Bin list - Giving a horse tip out then betting on something else in the race and it wins. Broccoli haircuts and wife beaters. Listener questions - What's the strangest compliant we've received. Ranking front rowers in 2024. Nrl Accountability. Nrl prelim finals preview , stats, bets and generational wealth. Make sure you follow @costalsportspod to keep up to date. (0:00) The week that was (25:17) EPL match day 5 preview (33:47) Football best bets (35:04) Bin list (41:02) Strangest compliant received (42:50) Broccoli haircuts and wife beaters (47:23) Accountability (49:26) Ranking front rowers in 2024 (54:12) Storm v Roosters (1:06:41) Panthers v Sharks (1:15:37) Generational wealth

In an unfortunate twist, Swans captain Callum Mills has been ruled out of the AFL Grand Final due to injury; so we asked you "What Massive Thing Did You Miss Out On?"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textAuthorities on backing slow horses, enthusiasts of spinning yarns.What a ROLLERCOASTER of a day! Mr Brightside was too bloody good in the Makybe Diva, he got the perfect setup to win that race with the hail falling at Flemington. The Run to the Rose was TRAFFIC WARDEN put them to the sword with a big weight, while Sunshine in Paris stamped her Everest credentials. Plenty to unpack. And how about those Lions!00:00 - What a rollercoaster08:14 - Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes Review12:47 - Is Growing Empire our best 3yo?14:48 - The Run to the Rose was a facinating race21:00 - Sunshine On Everest?25:00 - What's Lady Shenandoah's ceiling?28:35 - Could Matusalem win a Metropolitan?30:45 - Encap isn't one of ours33:48 - Point King will be $20 in the Cup34:24 - What's the fate for Moby Dick?35:55 - Flemington Undercard Review42:55 - Underwood Stakes Market Update45:50 - Tipping Competition Update47:40 - Listener QuestionsOn 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 and a few you can put a line through. We have a light hearted look at the racing industry, talking about topics that racing ethusiasts care about.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

Recorded Saturday, September 14, Year-Round Carnival's Vince Accardi and Racetrack Ralphy update their preview of all races for Flemington

Recorded Friday, September 13, Year-Round Carnival's Vince Accardi and Racetrack Ralphy preview the main races for Flemington on September 7

We go deep in the Den to watch the big bets fly as the best horses in the country go round.CHANCES ARE YOU'RE ABOUT TO LOSE. For free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelpline.org.au

This week, three of the top five Cox Plate fancies clash in the Makybe Diva Stakes to headline Girls Day Out at Flemington while the top Sydney three-year-olds match motors in the Run to the Rose at Rosehill and it's W.H. Wylie Handicap day at Morphettville.

After giving himself a short break, Oracle is back to preview Maykbe Diva Stakes Day at Flemington & Run to the Rose Day at Rosehill. There's a couple out wide and of course a Friday tip.

TheKingZone and TheFizzer give you a short sharp wrap of their better bets for this week's Saturday Racing and Sport. UNLOCK YOUR 7-DAY PRO PACKAGE TRIAL Become a Pack Member now

Join the CEO and Lotty as they break down last weeks races and give you all the insights leading into a huge Makybe Diva Stakes day at Flemington. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, we break down all the action ahead of the G1 Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington. We dive into the form of the big guns and find plenty of value in what promises to be a cracking program. We'll also take a look at the feature races at Rosehill Gardens and Morphettville.  Other segments included in this week's episode: The Sultan's Supper Pack Ya Nags UNIT of the Week 2 UNITS Outro: Zach Bryan - Revival Imagine what you could be buying instead. For free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au

Scoot, DK and Nico are joined by special guest Anthony Jupp to preview the biggest races across the weekend with Anthony Don back for his best!

Send us a textAuthorities on backing slow horses, enthusiasts of spinning yarns.Huge day of racing across the country, with plenty of value found on this podcast. 50% of us are with Via Sistina in the Makybe Diva, while the Run to the Rose at Rosehill sees one of the most facinating contests for the 3yo colts, arguably the most defining race of the Spring we've had to date. 00:00 - We pick the Everest Field16:30 - Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes Preview25:13 - Listed Exford Plate preview26:07 - Listed Cap D'antibes Stakes Preview28:13 - Listed Poseidon Stakes Preview30:23 - Group 3 Archer Stakes Preview34:18 - Listed Vale Black Caviar Preview36:29 - Group 2 Let's Elope Stakes Preview38:35 - Group 2 Bobbie Lewis Preview41:55 - Group 2 Sheraco Stakes Preview43:56 - Group 3 Ming Dynasty Stakes Preview45:54 - Group 2 Run To The Rose Preview53:53 - Group 2 Theo Marks Stakes PreviewOn 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 and a few you can put a line through. We have a light hearted look at the racing industry, talking about topics that racing ethusiasts care about.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

Koa Sports has done it!!  The 2022, 2023 and 2024 IRONMAN Asia Pacific TriClub Champions, congratulations to all athletes and coaches. This is the episode which has it all, beer mile review, race reviews, athlete interviews and the Kona roll down ceremony.  Trouble with the port authorities, just how did we get out of that one?  Triathlon Mockery collab on the cards and much more. “when a champion, becomes a legend” – Makybe Diva 3 x Melbourne Cup Winner Join the Tribe, Be the Warrior. www.koasports.com.au Proud Partners BMCbmc-switzerland.com, races don't happen in a wind tunnel. That's why we designed the Speedmachine to deliver speed and predictability where you need it most – the real world. ROKAROKA designs and manufactures premium eyewear and technical apparel for people who are out there getting after it, both competitively and recreationally. Use the code KOA20, that's KOA20, at checkout to receive 20% discount on ROKA products storewide

Two-man crew this week. One of the boys was keeping the country running on a public holiday. But it's the usual, taking you through the last couple of weeks of sport, before Kubes' gives us some of his weekly thoughts and wrapping up with the joke.

The man who rode Makybe Diva to three Melbourne Cup's, Glen Boss joins the Run Home ahead of the race that stops the nation tomorrow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Monday on the Run Home and the boys are back with The Run Home and they preview all things Melbourne Cup with Sen Track presenter Gareth Hall adn 3-time M

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

Melbourne Cup winning jockey Glen Boss chat's about his memories on Makybe Diva.

Recorded Friday September 15, Vince Accardi and Racetrack Ralphy preview the big races from Flemington held the following day

Recorded Saturday September 16, Vince Accardi and Racetrack Ralphy update their preview of all the races from Flemington

Glen Boss joins Matt Nevett and Matt Stewart at Flemington on Raceday Morning to reflect on the horse that he will always be associated with Makybe Diva. On Makybe Diva Stakes Day we find out about the memories of the triple Melbourne Cup winning jockey and the horse that holds a special place in his heart.

Dean Evans joins Gareth Hall on SEN Giddy up to provide his Flemington & Randwick Previews covering the Makybe Diva, Randwick and Tea Rose Stakes. Join them as they discuss these races, the best runs from last Saturday, and some futures bets. Learn more about Trial Spy here

The Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes headlines an outstanding weekend of racing from both Flemington and Royal Randwick. We find plenty to discuss in this weeks edition of SULTS SPECS. We put the arm around one of the great hoops this week in the SULTAN'S SUPPER after a tough week in and out of the saddle. In this week's edition of PACK YA NAGS Sleepy Jo pops up again with some inspiration. Sults' has a bad time at the servo and Footy calls out prospective beer sponsors. Our UNIT OF THE WEEK charity partner for Season 6 is Racing Hearts (https://www.racinghearts.com.au). Money raised throughout Season 6 will go towards providing equine and animal assisted counselling, psychology and educational programs for those most in need in the community. Funds will also assist Racing Hearts to retrain and rehome retired racehorses. Thanks to TopSport for the ongoing support with this. As always we round out the show with our 2 UNITS, our best bets from around Australia. Segment Times: 02:18 - The Sultan's Supper 06:16- Pack Ya Nags 11:33 - Footy's Fodder 15:40 - Sults' Specs 36:35 - UNIT of the Week 38:25 - 2 UNITS Outro: AI Cartman - Torn Imagine what you could be buying instead. For free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au

Pro Group Racing presents Show Us Your Tips, as Daggy & Beaver return with their free preview of two massive cards of Group Racing from both Melbourne & Sydney. We kick off at Flemingon, where the track will be good and the rail is in the true position. The feature on the card is the Group 1 WFA Makybe Diva Stakes, where Mr Brightside looks to continue his winning ways. The deep card also includes Group 2 contests Let's Elope Stakes, Bobbie Lewis Quality and further black type with The Sofitel, Poseidon Stakes, Exford Plate & Cap D'Antibes Stakes BEST Daggy – R9 N8 Benedetta Beaver – ALL UP – Antino – Legacies – Mr Brightside – Amelia's Jewel VALUE Daggy – R10 N9 Flash Flood Beaver – R4 N6 I Am Unstoppable We then head up to Sydney & Royal Randwick, where again we're getting great weather, a good track and a true rail. The $1 million 7 Stakes is one of the features on the card, as well as the Group 2 Darley Tea Rose Stakes for the fillies, the next stop on the path to The Everest in The Shorts and the Group 3 Bill Ritchie Handicap. BEST Daggy – R7 N9 Fangirl Beaver – R4 N1 Altivo VALUE Daggy – R12 N16 Atmosphere Beaver – R9 N10 Barbie's Fox We also have winners from the rest of the country on a big day of racing!

Scoot, Nicko, Walt & DK preview the biggest races across the weekend with the newest star Anthony Don back for his best!

We break down the week that was and look into the form for Makybe Diva Stakes Day on Saturday. Can Jack's Beanstalk continue to grow? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What a weekend of racing we have coming up! While the Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes has only attracted seven horses, it is shaping up to be a cracker between a couple of cult heroes - Mr Brightside & Alligator Blood.In Sydney, The Shorts serves as an entree to The Everest, which is just four weeks away, while the 7 Stakes has attracted a high-quality field for the inaugural running.If you don't have a Dabble account, be sure to get one here: bit.ly/tlu-dabbleSupport the show

Ladies and gentlemen, put on your fancy hats and grab a glass of champagne because today we're talking about the Phar Lap, Makybe Diva, and Winx of oyster shucking - Jimmy Yiannaros! This shucking legend has left his competitors in the dust with his lightning-fast speed and surgical precision, making him a force to be reckoned with in the oyster world. Just like those famous racehorses, Jimmy has become a household name in his field, inspiring awe and admiration in all who witness his shucking prowess. So, saddle up and get ready to dive into the exciting world of Jimmy Yiannaros………. https://www.instagram.com/batemansbay_oysters/?hl=en https://www.naroomaoysterfestival.com Follow Fishtales, a Seafood Podcast on Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/fishtalesseafoodpodcast/ Follow John Susman  https://www.instagram.com/fisheads/?hl=en Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ Follow Huck (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork The Fishtales Seafood podcast with John Susman will tell the stories of the catchers, growers, sellers and servers of seafood around the world. A food podcast from the Deep in the Weeds Food Podcast Network.

Ladies and gentlemen, put on your fancy hats and grab a glass of champagne because today we're talking about the Phar Lap, Makybe Diva, and Winx of oyster shucking - Jimmy Yiannaros! This shucking legend has left his competitors in the dust with his lightning-fast speed and surgical precision, making him a force to be reckoned with in the oyster world. Just like those famous racehorses, Jimmy has become a household name in his field, inspiring awe and admiration in all who witness his shucking prowess. So, saddle up and get ready to dive into the exciting world of Jimmy Yiannaros………. https://www.instagram.com/batemansbay_oysters/?hl=en https://www.naroomaoysterfestival.com Follow Fishtales, a Seafood Podcast on Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/fishtalesseafoodpodcast/ Follow John Susman  https://www.instagram.com/fisheads/?hl=en Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ Follow Huck (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork The Fishtales Seafood podcast with John Susman will tell the stories of the catchers, growers, sellers and servers of seafood around the world. A food podcast from the Deep in the Weeds Food Podcast Network.

Paul covers the amazing Australian equine star - Makybe Diva - 3 time Melbourne Cup winner

To Victoria we go for this week's podcast with talented trainer Jason Warren who's based on the Mornington Peninsula. Jason was lucky to get himself a Gr 1 winner early in his career, and hopes to find another one or two in the future. He begins by acknowledging the talents of his smart 3YO filly Benedetta. He's also pretty keen on a three year old called Grand Pierro who was luckless in the Victoria Derby.  Jason talks about the decision to sell his lovely Mornington training property to Barbara and Barrie Saunders. He still works some of his horses at Denistoun Park. He describes his own training base right on the Mornington racecourse. Jason reflects on childhood days in Bega on the NSW South Coast and a very early love affair with horses. He talks of an early transition into the breaking of young horses. He says horse breaking was his primary interest early days and remembers his first job at the beautifully appointed Shipton Lodge at Cobbitty. Jason talks of his next move to Phillipa Duncan's Hardwicke Stud at Yass, the property where the Freedman brothers grew up. He talks of a two year stint at Eliza Park Stud in Victoria.  Jason looks back on his first tentative crack at running his own business. He combined racehorses with pre trainers and breakers on a property at Moorooduc. His first winner came along during this period. The Bega born horseman explains that he felt in need of further tuition in the finer points of racehorse training. He was lucky to gain a foreman's role with Lee and Anthony Freedman at Markdel. He remembers his association with Makybe Diva. Jason finally got serious about training in his own right. He talks about some of the horses to get him up and running. He obviously wants to devote extra time to his recollections of the classy Bel Sprinter- the horse to give him a Sydney Gr 1 win and an invitation to Singapore. Jason is frank in his summation of the “Baron Archer affair- a situation that saw him incur a huge fine. He says the only positive to come out of the regretful episode was his resolve to never make the same mistake again. He explains it well. The Mornington horseman is adamant that Brooklyn Hustle is by far the second best horse to come through his stables. Jason acknowledges the contribution of Pryde's EasiFeed to his training operation. The trainer talks of his three daughters and their natural affinity with horses. He says their mother Yasmin keeps a close eye on their equine involvement. Jason talks of the jockeys he uses on a regular basis. He says his surname triggered a nickname early in life which follows him around to this day. He's aware that a famous Sydney sports media identity has the same predicament.

The RBA meets later today – and the news after the meeting is also not expected to be good for those of us paying a mortgage.  A hike in the cash rate appears to be the surest bet since Maybe Diva was running around Flemington.  So here to explain what that'll mean for us is Research Director for RateCity Sally Tindall.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Glen Boss is one of Australia's most beloved jockeys and a national icon who famously rode Makybe Diva to 3 straight Melbourne Cup victories. He won 4 Cox Plates as well as the Australian Cup, Sydney Cup, Brisbane Cup, Golden Slipper and just about every other race in the country.  It was a real 'pinch yourself' moment to sit down with Bossy and what an incredible man he is. This conversation had it all.  Bossy took us inside the stables as to what life is really like as a jockey. He told us about 3.30am starts for track work, communicating and building relationships with trainers and owners, the dangerous levels he pushed his body to cut weight, inside the dressing room and even dealing with angry punters!  What was really fascinating though was the psychological preparation he did before major race meetings. He shared with us the differences between being in and out of form, visualization and mindfulness techniques and the practice of looking himself in the mirror that would tell him if he was on or not.  Bossy reminisced on the famous 3-peat Melbourne Cup victories on board Makybe Diva. Including a story of riding her for track work on Mornington Racecourse, 3 days out from the big day and the feeling of confidence that they were about to make history. He shared what makes her such a champion athlete and the special bond she had with him and the fans.  He even went deeper with the bond Australian's have with horses and why they are such beautiful animals who love to compete. It was an insight you rarely get to hear.  But it wasn't just racing that we talked about. Glen went deep on the pressures young people face today and his passion for following your own path. He shared some incredible wisdom and empathy towards people who suffer from mental illness as a result of today's pressures and the constant need to compare.  There are just too many take-aways to mention but we know you will absolutely love this one.  Bossy is wise, humble and a lot of fun!  So enjoy our chat with Australia's favourite jockey, the legend himself, Glen Boss.    This Episode is brought to you by Neds Peninsula Cup Day at the Mornington Racecourse on Sunday October 30th.  Join us at The Highview Marquee here - https://mrc.racing.com/dining/mornington/highview-marquee And use the code "DOSANDD" at checkout for a special discounted offer. Hurry, limited spots available!    Follow us on Instagram - @dosandd_ Follow us on TikTok - @dosandd Email us your questions as we would love to answer them on the show - thedosanddshow@gmail.com  It would mean the world to both of us if you could please leave a 5 star review to help us grow this community and empower more lives.

Race horse trainer Wayne Hawkes joined Gerard in the studio to talk about Alligator Blood's loss to I'm Thunderstruck in the Makybe Diva stakes on Saturday, Queen Elizabeth's relationship with racing and why racing needs the royal family, Yearning's return at Flemington, his excitement with Remarque, the decision to geld Magic, Zeyrek's disappointing run, and more.

The fellas have Rachel King drop in briefly to discuss her ride on Shades of Rose and upcoming mount in The ShortsMakybe Diva ReviewTheo Marks StakesShades of RoseMost ImpressiveMost DisappointingBlack Book Week 2Black book runners this week.Give BoomBet a try this Spring Carnival for great odds. https://bit.ly/BoomBet100 Each week you'll also be able to find The Leg Up Multi with Boom Odds, this is where BoomBet give us some fat odds for BJ and Pat's best of the week from Thursday's show.Support the show

Jackson Oldham & Rob Scurry join Shane Ciurleo & Pete Anthonisz to discuss the breaking news regarding the departure of some of the cerise & white runners from Victoria (4:38); review the Punting Form data from the G1 Makybe Diva meeting at Flemington (7:02); & run through the best paraders & horses to follow from Rosehill (21:35). Get Involved & Our Results: https://linktr.ee/themailbag

Year Round Carnival's Vince Accardi and Racetrack Ralphy update their preview of the big race plus the Quaddy legs from Flemington www.pgpodcast.com

Recorded Friday September 9, Year Round Carnival's Vince Accardi and Racetrack Ralphy preview the big race plus the Quaddy legs from Flemington www.pgpodcast.com

Mick Price joins Correct Weight with Warren Huntly after I'm Thunderstruck won the Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington in the last strides yesterday. It was the second Group 1 win for the Cox Plate bound gelding and third for Price who won previously with Grunt and Pompeii Ruler

Warren Huntly is joined by Deane Lester and David Gately providing their expert tips and analysis of today's Makybe Diva Stakes meeting at Flemington with the TAB's Nicole Thomas giving the latest market updates.

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Another huge weekend of racing coming up with the Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington. We also preview great cards of racing at Rosehill and Morphettville in this week's SULTS SPECS. THE SULTAN'S SUPPER celebrates the Chicago Bull, Galileo and Sults fascination with The America's Cup. Furnishings Foot takes aim at some comfort products this week in PACK YA NAGS. Sults continues his love affair with The America's Cup. Jarrod joins us for UNIT OF THE WEEK as he attempts to raise some funds for https://www.saveahorse.org.au/ . As always we round out the show with our 2 UNITS, our best bets from around Australia. Segment Times: 01:15 - The Sultan's Supper 06:01 - Pack Ya Nags 10:00 - Footy's Fodder 16:30 - Sults' Specs 37:30 - UNIT of the Week 39:50 - 2 UNITS Outro Music: Fastball - The Way

Talking black-type action at Flemington, Rosehill and Hastings plus Saturday specials at all major venues.

Gaby is joined by Shane 'Curly' Ciurleo & Jack 'Dicko' Dickens to preview Flemington including their Best Bets! (00:00) - Start (03:10) - Mailbag Bloodstock (03:50) - Makybe Diva Stakes (10:43) - Elope Stakes (13:40) - Bobbie Lewis (21:30) - Best Bets Want consistent transparent, WINNING betting advice? Get a discount on your first week with The Mailbag now: www.themailbag.com.au/welcome

Special Guests: Luke Hilton and Daniel J ConstableRun To The RoseTheo Marks StakeSheraco StakesMakybe Diva Stakes Group OneMugs MoralGive BoomBet a try this Spring Carnival for great odds. https://bit.ly/BoomBet100 Each week you'll also be able to find The Leg Up Multi with Boom Odds, this is where BoomBet give us some fat odds for BJ and Pat's best of the week.Support the show

Nick Williams joins us ahead of Makybe Diva Stakes Day at Flemington on Saturday

Jack Smallhorn from Dynamic Odds joins us with his ratings review and preview for racing this weekend. Jack dissects the Makybe Diva and Let's Elope from Flemington and the Theo Marks from Rosehill.

ENTER THE GREATEST TIPPING COMPETITION OF ALL TIME RIGHT HERE. YOUR CHANCE TO WIN A NEDS X BAREBACK BILTONG X GAGE ROADS X ON THE DRIFT PODCAST PRIZE PACK!Sheesh a couple of lacklustre weeks from a tips perspective, fingers crossed we can make it up for it this week. And if we don't, stay for some yarns anyway!This week we have the Makybe Diva stakes at Flemington, can't wait should be a cracking race. The undercard is strong and the track should be cherry ripe, all things you love to hear. We're also trying out a new segment, the On The Drift Draft. We're taking our current milers, who will have the best stable?The great people at Backback Biltong are giving you 20% off their DELICIOUS biltong for a limited time! Upgrade your snack game with the best biltong in the business with the promo code "DRIFTERS20" https://barebackbiltong.com.au/The sensational people at Gage Roads have jumped on board again this season, get around them!Of course, the biggest thank you goes to the good people at Neds. Take it to the Neds Level this Spring and have a punt with Neds. Their app is sensational to use with a host of exclusive offers. Of course, if you're having a bet, please do it responsibly.On The Drift, the self acclaimed biggest horse racing podcast on the Southside of Brisbane. We dissect the Group 1 races across the Australian calendar, while providing best bets each week. We'll have a light hearted look at the racing industry, talking about the topics that ourselves & our listeners are interested about. We love bringing this content to you each week, so if you're picking up what we're putting down, please join our community on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/onthedriftpodcast & Twitter https://twitter.com/onthedriftpoddyThanks for listening

Jimmy Smith (SEN) is joined by Tristan Merlehan (TopSport) & Gerard Condon (@ReadingThePlay) to preview a big weekend of Racing with the Theo Marks being run at Rosehill and the Makybe Diva at Flemington.

As this podcast goes onto the website Chris Alford is closing in on an astonishing 7650 career wins which include 124 Gr 1's. To put those figures into perspective we should look at the Australian riding record held by NSW jockey Robert Thompson who retired last year with a record of 4447 wins. He'd been riding for 48 years and was 63 years old when he quit the saddle. Chris Alford is approaching 54 and has been race driving for 38 years. When not at the races, the champion reinsman is working horses at home for his trainer wife Alison. He talks about their Bolinda training property. Chris talks about the massive number of hours he's spent on the road during his career. He fondly remembers his late father Barry, a successful trainer and driver in his own right. Barry stood down from the driving duties when his son emerged as a budding talent. Chris talks of his father's battle with diabetes and his sad passing 16 years ago. He talks of his early departure from school to pursue a career in harness racing. The record breaking driver has never forgotten his first winning drive at Wangaratta and his initial metropolitan success. Chris acknowledges several fellow drivers for whom he had special admiration and forecasts a bright future for a current Victorian youngster. We set aside extra time for Alford's tribute to the great Golden Reign who took the young driver to the big stage. Chris drove the great horse in 26 0f his 28 wins. He remembers the highs and lows of his long association with the Noel Alexander/ Jayne Davies training team.  There's only one horse Chris rates the equal of Golden Reign. In recent years he had the privilege to partner Lennytheshark in 32 of the great pacer's 39 wins. “Lenny” was the horse to give Chris victory in a Miracle Mile- the race he was beginning to think he'd never win. He pays a warm tribute to his all time favourite mare Tailamade Lombo. He won 35 races on the Makybe Diva of the harness world. He talks of owner breeder Mick Lombardo who kept coming up with talented horses. An amazing horse called Mont Denver Gold came into the Alford stable at a time when Barrie's health was deteriorating rapidly.The pacer was lowly assessed but was to make dramatic improvement. Chris talks of the joy Mont Denver Gold brought to his ailing Dad. Some trots fans may be surprised with Alford's very high rating of Blue Eagle. Chris pays tribute to his favourite horse from the days of his successful association with the Stewart/Tonkin stable. The champion driver is universally known as “The Puppet”. He talks of the derivation of that curious nickname. Chris has always had great affection for the “square gaiters”. He acknowledges some of his all time favourite trotters. He talks affectionately of family- wife Alison, daughter Katie and son Sam. Katie and Alison are “hooked” on horses. Sam can take ‘em or leave ‘em. This is a wonderful chat with an Australian harness racing icon. He's in reminiscent mood and as humble as ever.

Sam Edmund chats to one of Australia's greatest ever jockeys and the man that steered Makybe Diva to an historic 3 consecutive Melbourne Cup wins, Glen Boss

Glen Boss discusses his career and highlights

Glen Boss joins Julian de Stoop to discuss his retirement from the saddle

Irish-trained and Australian-owned nine-year-old Twilight Payment will attempt to become the first horse to successfully defend a Melbourne Cup since Makybe Diva won her third in a row in 2005 in Tuesday's race at Flemington. The stayer will go into the 3,200-meter race having finished runner-up in the 2,800-meter Irish St. Leger, a placing that was one better than his final lead-in run in the same race last year. Part-owner Nick Williams says the St. Leger finish will be an advantage for Twilight Payment and British stayer Spanish Mission in their bid to beat Caulfield Cup winner and favorite Incentivise. "Our horse and Spanish Mission are proven over the distance at the absolute top level in the world," Williams said. "We'll see on Tuesday whether Incentivise is up to that level at that trip." Twilight Payment is the Melbourne Cup top weight with 58.5 kilograms (129 pounds) after being asked to carry 3 kg (6.6 pounds) more than 2020 as he tries to become the oldest winner of the race. Jye McNeil will ride Twilight Payment. "He'll roll forward again, that's the way he likes to race," Irish trainer Joseph O'Brien said of Twilight Payment. "He doesn't have to lead but he's very comfortable on the lead." Twilight Payment and Spanish Mission are the only overseas-trained horses in the race and they are the closest in betting to Incentivise. Twilight Payment drew Barrier 2 while Incentivise will need to overcome a wide barrier after drawing Barrier 16 in the 24-horse race. Incentivise, to be ridden by Brett Prebble, has won his past nine starts. Craig Williams has been booked to ride Spanish Mission. Incentivise trainer Peter Moody said his horse has taken it easy in training since his win in the 2,400-meter Caulfield Cup on Oct. 16. "He's done everything asked of him . . . very little fast work, he hasn't needed it," Moody said. "Fitness levels are very good and health and well-being are very good." With Melbourne only recently coming out of a lengthy lockdown due to COVID-19, Flemington, which can accommodate up to 120,000 race-goers, will be restricted to 10,000 fully-vaccinated spectators. The forecast is for dry weather and a high of 30 degrees Celsius (86 Fahrenheit) for the race first held in 1861. 

Cam and Scoob are extremely excited about tomorrow's Cox Plate, so today they asked the listeners what they're favourite Cox Plate of all time is.

We caught Anthony at the end of a good week. He'd ridden a double on the Gold Coast the day before, and a winner at Eagle Farm the previous Wednesday. As Incentivise's original rider he was a keen observer when the rising star won Saturday's Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington. He watched on a TV monitor in the mounting yard at Aquis Park. Anthony gives his impressions of the Makybe Diva win and then takes us through Incentivise's rise through the grades in Queensland. We chat about Anthony's early years in Maitland and the shock discovery of his hearing impairment. He's been wearing hearing aids from age eight. The jockey talks of his fascination with the game of Rugby League and his lifelong fascination with the Newcastle Knights. He talks of the only racing link in his family background- the grandfather who wanted to be a jockey but wasn't allowed to pursue his dream. Anthony talks of two apprenticeships in Grafton and his move to a Brisbane stable. He remembers his first ride which turned out to be a disaster, and his very first win at Murwillumbah. Allen still can't believe he rode five winners on a Saturday metropolitan programme at Doomben. He looks back on a three months “loan out” to a leading Sydney stable in 2012. He rode a winner at Rosehill on his very first day at a Sydney meeting. Anthony acknowledges the support of a fellow jockey during his short stay in Sydney. He pays tribute to a few of the horses who've helped him along the way. You can't help but admire his honesty as he talks about the day at Beaudesert when he had a mental block about the distance of a race. He explains the circumstances that may have contributed to his concentration lapse. Anthony speaks glowingly about the talents of his fiancee Alannah Fancourt, a very capable jockey in her own right. They won three races between them at Aquis Park last Saturday. A good yarn with the twenty eight year old who helped develop the talents of the Caulfield and Melbourne Cup favourite.  

Jules and Benny review all the market moves and results from and enthralling day of racing from HQ. Punters battled with short prices favourites losing up and down the card, but followers of Jules's tips on Three Wide would've been saved with Splintex winning at double figure odds before his best of the day, Incentivise, joined the G1 club, winning the Makybe. Ben has some thoughts on his chances in the Caulfield Cup and has a query for former handicapper, Jules, as to what weight he might carry in the Melbourne Cup. Jules has found a couple of Blackbookers and reckons there's a great form race early in the day.

Recorded September 10, Vince Accardi and Racetrack Ralphy from Year Round Carnival preview the 2021 Makybe Diva Stakes and the other legs of the Melbourne Quaddy.

VRC CEO Steve Rosich looks ahead to today's Makybe Diva meeting

Craig Newitt previews his solid book of rides at Flemington today.

Leading owner Ozzie Kheir chats with Michael, Matt and Dan about the chances of Incentivise and Sir Lucan ahead of their respective Flemington and Doncaster contests

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Jules starts today's show with a declaration for the ages: He claims a horse going around at Flemington this weekend will be the symbol, nay, the icon, to lead us out of two years of stasis and pain. SD, Paddy and Grace are less convinced. SD breaks down the big race tactics in Marshall Law, before Jules tells us who will firm and who will drift in The Price Is Wrong. The team go Around The Country and Paddy tries to make amends after crushing our Quaddie hopes in the last leg. All that, and a enormous amount more in a brilliant edition of Three Wide, No Cover.

Join the boys from Where's the Line reviewing an absolute cracking day at Flemington and Kembla Grange.

Shout out to our good friends at Ladbrokes who sponsor our special interest segment.Of course we provided a deep dive of the feature race of the day, the Makybe Diva Stakes.As always, we finished off the episode with our Juicy Stakes segment, where we provide our best bets of the day across the country. We love bringing this content to you each week, so if you're picking up what we're putting down, please join our community on Instagram & Twitter.We would appreciate it if you could also leave a 5 star review, wherever you listen to your podcasts.To donate to The National Jockey's Trust, hit the link here: https://njt.org.au/https://www.ladbrokes.com.au/blog/category/special-interest/Song: LAKEY INSPIRED - ArcadeMusic provided by Vlog No Copyright Music.Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 UnportedVideo Link: https://youtu.be/VOZc7020k2UMusic: All That - Bensoundhttps://www.bensound.comSupport by RFM - NCM: https://bit.ly/2xGHypM

Makybe Diva Stakes weekend is upon us as G1 racing returns to headquarters this weekend in what can only be described as a stacked card! We also take a look at races from Doomben and Kembla Grange in this week's edition of Sults Specs On the back of some dominant wins on the weekend, we put out the call for easiest wins of all time. Some great responses from bush cricket to Salt Lake City to Caulfield. Find out who took out the weekly $100 BoozeBud voucher in this weeks Footy's Fodder. The Sultan's Supper goes live this week as we actually have a real guest, not a fantasy one. Purple highlighters for everyone! Hungry horses from Hungary and midweek strips get sent packin this week in Pack Ya Nags. As always we round out the show with our 2 UNITS, our best bets from around Australia. Segment Times: 02:20 - Footy's Fodder 07:03 - Pack Ya Nags 09:53 - The Sultan's Supper 18:06 - Sults' Specs 53:00 - 2 UNITS Remember, we love a spec as much as anyone, but as always, please gamble responsibly: https://www.gamblinghelponline.org.au/

Behind the Curtain look at how Pro Punters bet. Tips, News & Banter on Australian Horse Racing to help you slice the Bookies apart. From the creators of Little Birdie Podcast.

Dicko, Curly & Pistol preview the Races 6-9 at #Flemington, including the #MakybeDivaStakes and Race 8 at #Doobem. They recap their early plays and finish up with some quick Q&A. Powered by Punting Form. (0:02) Intro & Meeting Overview (2:57) Flemington R8 G1 Makybe Diva 1600m (11:12) Flemington R6 G2 Let's Elope 1400m (14:28) Flemington R7 G2 Bobbie Lewis Qlty 1200m (21:23) Recap of Early Plays (21:33) Quick Q&A - R9 (23:30) Doomben R8 Head to https://www.themailbag.com.au/ for accountable mounting yard mail, delivered via TheMailBag App #MYM #TheGrouse #TheMailBag #TheFullCurly #TotalRhoden

Daggy & Beaver preview Group 1 racing from Flemington, headlined by the Makybe Diva Stakes, as well as a cracking card of black type racing from Kemba Grange

Victorian form analyst James Lamb gives us his assessment on every runner's chances of winning the 2021 G1 Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington this Saturday. For Lamby's full preview head to Punters.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former top jockey Dwayne Dunn joined RSN's Racing Pulse to preview the Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes meeting at Flemington

Zaaki VIBESWinners Circle: PAT Leg Up: Alana KellyYesterday's Heros: Makybe Diva Stakes Kembla Grange & FlemingtonSheraco Stakes G2Theo Marks Stakes G2Run To The Rose G2Let's Elope Stakes G2 Bobbie Lewis Qlty G2 The Maybe Diva Stakes G1 Roll Over BetAudio Courtesy of Racing NSWSupport the show (https://thelegupaustralia.com/members-only-sign-up)

Danny O'Brien will be looking to continue his strong run of form when he saddles up Inspirational Girl in the Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes

What we might see from Melbourne Cup favourite Incentivise in the Makybe Diva on Saturday and throughout the spring, and more.

Steve Tregea has confirmed that boom gelding Incentivise is likely to kick off his Melbourne spring carnival campaign in the G1 Makybe Diva S. over 1600m.

In this edition of Tales Of The Turf, Louis Herman-Watt tracks down 39 time Group One winning now retired jockey, Michael 'The King' Coleman.Coleman recently retired after a nasty fall at the Rotorua trials last year but enjoyed an incredible career in the saddle which took him around the world and to some astounding racing heights. In this episode of Tales Of The Turf, Coleman reminisces over his old friend Xcellent who he piloted to Group One New Zealand Derby triumph and third in the 2005 Melbourne Cup in which racing icon Makybe Diva completed her famous trilogy.Coleman doesn't shy away from the controversial topic which dominated the famous day in '05 either, significant watering of the track prior to the race-day has long been thought to have been at aid of the Australian equine icon."Yeah I think they left the sprinklers running on the Monday before more than they usually do ... so there was plenty of cut in the track, I'm pretty sure Makybe Diva was well looked after," he quipped.Coleman also talks freely about the severe injury he suffered which ended his career and is happily retired, not even slightly tempted to attempt a comeback at the veteran age of 51.

At last we catch up with one of the superstars of the Australian riding ranks. We launch straight into Glen’s memories of the freakish mare Makybe Diva who gave him three consecutive Melbourne Cup victories. He still gets goosebumps when he talks about the amazing staying mare. He talks of the 1998 Melbourne Cup when he hit the front on Champagne and thought he was home. Glen couldn’t believe it when Jezabeel fought back to win. The great jockey takes us back to childhood days at Beaudesert and his obsession with horses from an early age. He adored his years at Pony Club. Glen recalls the defining moment at Gympie races when he knew he wanted to be a jockey. He looks back on his two rewarding apprenticeships- the first with Terry Chinner at Gympie and the second with Kaye Tinsley on the Gold Coast. Glen talks about his fiery nature in those early years and the careless riding that brought him many suspensions. He looks back on the fateful day he met his future wife Sloane, the mother of his two children. Glen talks of the shock he received when the Australian Tax Office swooped at the completion of his apprenticeship. He was forced to sell a precious keepsake in order to pay the rent. Glen tells the story of the Ipswich treble that put he and Sloane back in the black. This was the day he realised he could handle pressure better than most.   The jockey talks of son Tayte and daughter Carter who grew up in Melbourne, and have chosen to make their homes there. He pays tribute to the NSW trainer who was instrumental in getting him south of the border. He remembers the morning he asked Tommy Smith if he could ride some work for Tulloch Lodge. Glen vividly recalls his maiden Gr 1 win on the enigmatic Telesto, and several of his subsequent career highlights. There have been so many it’s hard to know where to start. The champion jockey talks of the days when he had to wear contact lenses in races, and spectacles when he went out to dinner. Bossy takes us back to the lowest point of his long career- the Macau fall that went within an ace of leaving him quadriplegic. His own diagnosis and the steps he took immediately after the fall, probably prevented total disaster. Of all the great trainers with whom Glen has been associated, there’s one who left a lasting impression on the great jockey. This is almost certainly the longest podcast we’ve ever presented. When you talk to an achiever like Glen Boss, time passes quickly.

On Wednesday the 3rd of March, Court on the Breaky Flow commemorates the naming of Melbourne and Darwin, Melbourne Storm's huge win and toilet paper's sudden price rise - and birthdays for legendary South Australian racehorse Makybe Diva, Jessica Biel, Ronan Keating, rapper Tone Loc, Mad Max and other Australian film director George Miller and more

An investor's portfolio can say a lot about their outlook for markets. With vaccines on the way, a settled election and the index returning to its February 2020 highs the consensus is painting a rosy picture for equities. However, making a return on this good news after the fact is easier said than done. That's like calling a bookmaker after the Melbourne Cup and saying, "Makybe Diva's won, I want to put some money on it." says Steve Johnson of Forager Funds. In this thematic, Matthew Kidman leads the panel with Steve and Ben Rundle of NAOS Asset Management as the trio discuss their insights for 2021, the current opportunity set in the market and which sectors are presenting valuable opportunities right now.

We can't ask a horse whether they like racing, we can't ask them if they're being treated right but we can look at how they're treated AFTER they've left the track. The Quicky looks at Melbourne Cup winners from the past to see where they ended up and what happens to horses that aren't as successful. Subscribe to The Quicky at... https://mamamia.com.au/the-quicky/ CREDITS  Host/Producer: Claire Murphy Guest Booker: Mel Sauer Audio Producer: Ian Camilleri Guests: Tony Santic, owner of 3 time Melbourne Cup winning horse Makybe Diva and Jennifer Hughes, Manager of Equine Welfare Racing Victoria CONTACT US Got a topic you'd like us to cover? Send us an email at thequicky@mamamia.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The spin-off series for The Trainers Hut Raceday Review continues with the Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes Day at Flemington at the weekend along with a cracking edition of the Group 2 Run To The Rose (1200m) at Rosehill. Todd Blum is joined in The Trainers Hut by trainer of Makybe winner Fierce Impact Matthew Smith.

Tune in for this weekends preview as we take a look at the premium racing at every track headlined by the Group 1 Makybe Diva stakes in Melbourne, and the run to the rose in Sydney. Huge weekend of racing as the spring carnival heats up. Enjoy

Pat and Sam go through the full card for this weekends Makybe Diva Stakes day - including the Group One. They deep dive on Russian Camelot and his potential this spring, can a $10 and $17 shot get the cash for the boys? AND can "Pancake" Stackhouse save us in the last? Support the show (https://thelegupaustralia.com/theleguppremium)

This episode of the Polo Punt Club Podcast features:Horses that have caught our eyePolo RecipientsMeeting Preview at FlemingtonMakybe Diva Stakes Deep DiveThe Juicy Stakes, where we provide our best bets of the day Check out our website for our full meeting previews & reviews, as well as the Polo Punt Club performance throughout the Spring: https://www.thepolopunter.com/Are you picking up what we are putting down? Join the club on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/polopuntclub/ & Twitter https://twitter.com/polopuntclub to follow our performance throughout the Spring. We would appreciate it if you could also leave a review, wherever you listen to your podcasts.Song: LAKEY INSPIRED - ArcadeMusic provided by Vlog No Copyright Music.Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 UnportedVideo Link: https://youtu.be/VOZc7020k2U 

Group 1 horse racing is back at headquarters (Flemington) and in the name of a great mare. Which mare you may ask? The professor often professed that Makybe Diva is the best of the best. He also will tip you into the winner of this weight for age Group One race, plus the Melbourne Cup – so get a pen and paper and listen closely. We touch on the new whip rule, the AFL in Queensland, MRC memberships, explore the idea of lay-off/lay-on, discuss whatever happened to 'pick seven' and examine the upcoming Spring carnival races. Deep Blue will predict a few value bets and you also gets a chance to play on our Tipstars website: http://www.tipstars.com.au/ (www.tipstars.com.au) Victoria may have lost the AFL Grand Final, the Boxing Day test and the Aussie Open so maybe we need to erect a giant Trump-like wall to keep the border raiders out!

This week on Dead Set Legends, Emma, Jay and Joey relive the great Makybe Diva with Greg Miles; Discuss the NRL's plan to resume the season with Wendell Sailor; Talk the quarantine hub idea with Hawthorn CEO, Justin Reeves; and find out where Joey rated in the list of the best St Kilda players from the last 30 years See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.