Podcast appearances and mentions of mark newnham

Former Brisbane carnival winner Setanta, a $2.3M yearling and brother to Merchant Navy was back in the winners circle last night in Hong Kong. Mark Newnham says he has now won 2 races since arriving in his stable.

Australian expat trainer Mark Newnham joined Gareth after Full Credit saluted at Sha Tin on Sunday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today was a big Tuesday edition of Giddy Up as we kicked things off with the Bet365 Country Racing Hour before getting stuck into Bag Of Tips and The Midweek Masterclass. We rounded out the show with Facing The Breeze and a chat with Mark Newnham for Hong Kong Corner.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nathan Doyle places his horses judiciously, and is rewarded with a consistent win rate. In this current season he's sitting in tenth spot on the NSW premiership ladder. Here is a young man born and reared in the Hunter Valley who was destined for a future with horses. After several years in the employ of top trainers, Nathan kicked off at Newcastle in 2018. He begins by talking about his current number of horses. He says he tried to get started at Scone but couldn't find enough boxes. The trainer expresses delight with his current season statistics. Nathan says more young horses are now coming into his stables. He looks back on a childhood practice of drawing horse figures on paper- an early pointer to his subsequent career. Nathan says there was no connection with racing in the family background, but his father's best friend was a trainer. He acknowledges behind-the-scenes assistance from his only sibling, sister Hayley. Doyle looks back on his apprenticeship as a budding boilermaker, mainly to appease his parents. He was surprised to gain a trainer's licence with a minimum of fuss. He looks back on his first venture into training, and a Narromine win with a cheap mare. Nathan recalls his commitment to learning from the best teachers. He was 24 when a job came up with Team Snowden. He looks back on a rewarding two years as Mark Newnham's Warwick Farm stable manager. The trainer remembers the highlight of his time at Randwick- the beginning of a relationship with long time partner Melina Gissing who was on the Gai Waterhouse team. Nathan says Mel actually owned his first winner as a trainer this time around. They found the right race at Dubbo, and almost snagged a double on the day. He pays tribute to his great mate and “go-to” jockey Koby Jennings. He talks about the veteran galloper who came out of nowhere to Give him a win in his hometown Cup. Nathan outlines the reasons a mare called Strawb was potentially the best horse he's ever trained. He has some nice things to say about the massively talented mare Norwegian Bliss. Nathan acknowledges several horses who've helped to establish him as a serious commercial trainer.  He admits to being a bad sleeper, and says many of his solutions to problems are sorted out in the middle of the night. A laid back chat with a young trainer whose reputation precedes him.

Former Sydney trainer Mark Newnham has set himself a lofty goal in Hong Kong next season. Newnham says he is satisfied with his results but wants to climb the premiership ladder and be a major force in years to come.

Leading trainer talks about his preparation for the Hong Kong racing carnival this weekend

The BSB Team cover all the big news in sport plus chat with Mark Newnham, Brad Rosen and Ally Mosley

Hong Kong trainer Mark Newnham was delighted to see Rachel King ride her first HK winner last night. Newnham says he feels proud to have provided Rachel with her first G1 some seasons ago.

Tyler Schiller was always destined to make it to the ranks of Sydney's top jockeys. After a flying start in the Riverina he was fortunate to gain a start in Sydney with Mark Newnham who had emerged as a master tutor of young riders. Tyler was champion Sydney apprentice in his second season, and has already established himself in the senior ranks. He begins the podcast by heaping praise on the flying Front Page, the horse to give him two Kosciuszko wins in twelve months. Tyler shares a funny sidelight to the Kosciuszko win on October 14th. His mum Susan found an ingenious way to gain entry to the Randwick birdcage. The young jockey talks of the first leg of his double on Everest day. He used great initiative to get Land Legend home in the historic St Leger. He expresses great gratitude for the wonderful run he's had in his first few months as a fully fledged jockey. Tyler talks about early days in his hometown of Young, and his only sibling's indifference to horses. He talks of father Glenn's association with harness horses, and his own involvement with the breed. Tyler gives a shout out to grandfather Peter who's also had a strong connection to harness horses. He talks of having attained his permit to drive in races, and says he was ready to start when the opportunity arose to become an apprentice jockey. The young jockey talks of his move to the stables of the late Phil Sweeney at Jerilderie, the tiny border town which has strong ties to bushranging history. Tyler talks of the freakish motor accident which almost finished his potential riding career. He remembers with great clarity the thrilling occasion of his first winning ride. The magic moment came at a non TAB meeting on the dirt track at Hillston in the western Riverina.  He says that Lucky Capri's trainer has remained a close friend and associate.  Tyler recalls the occasion of his first winner at a TAB meeting. He revisits a Wagga win on Gold Touch for Luke Pepper, a trainer who has continued to support him. He says bush jockeys rarely get the opportunity to ride top class horses. He pays tribute to one such horse trained by his master. Tyler says he contacted a few Sydney trainers himself when the time was right to make the transition. The jockey reflects on a magical moment at Rosehill on Golden Slipper day this year- his first Gr 1 victory on Mariamia in The Galaxy. He says the euphoria of his breakthrough win was overshadowed by news of his father's cancer diagnosis a few days earlier. Mariamia was one of two winners on the day. He remembers Opal Ridge's brilliant win in the Darby Munro Stakes.  Tyler goes on to talk of Opal Ridge's subsequent Brisbane form. He acknowledges several horses who've helped him to gain a foothold in the ranks of Sydney's senior ranks. Tyler got a huge thrill to head back to the Riverina last year to win the Albury Gold Cup on Harmony Rose for his boss Mark Newnham. Tyler Schiller is still very much a “bushie” at heart which shows through in this podcast. A nice chat with one of Australia's most talented young jockeys. 

Mark Newnham made many sit up and take notice with his first Hong Kong winner on Wednesday. Newnham's winner Happy Hero had 10 starts for no placings before entering his stable.

Hong Kong Corner w/ Mark Newnham (08/09/23)  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Part 1 of the Asian Racing Report Podcast's Hong Kong season preview with Andrew Le Jeune and Editor Michael Cox, we talk trainers. With two new trainers, who has more wins, Mark Newnham or Cody Mo? What are the expectations of second year trainers Jamie Richards and Pierre Ng (9.40), David Hayes a trainer under pressure and the rise of 'local' trainers (17.47) and who is Michael's pick for champion trainer in 2023-24? (23.56). Look out for Part 2 and 3 of the Hong Kong season preview soon.Read Michael Cox's pre-season interview with Mark Newnham here: https://asianracingreport.com/rookie-mark-newnham-ready-for-hong-kong-challenge/SOUND ENGINEER: Peter Scherr 

An ATC Derby placegetter has joined the stables of Mark Newnham in Hong Kong. Newnham says he has several horses that are up and going that should be running prior to Christmas.

Trainer Mark Newnham has arrived in Hong Kong and says things are starting to fall into place in preparation for the new season.

Trainer Mark Newnham saddled up his last runner in Australia over the weekend. He joins Racing Pulse ahead of his new adventure training in Hong Kong

Mark Newnham's Sydney stables will be completely empty in a few weeks. Newnham says he met with many prospective Hong Kong owners last week in readiness for his move in June.

Joe Pride has inherited some quality stock from Hong Kong bound trainer Mark Newnham. Pride says the QLD Winter carnival is going to be a major focus this year with his stable stars.

Mark Newnham chats about his upcoming move to Hong Kong to join the training ranks there plus his runners at Warwick Farm today.

Hong Kong bound Mark Newnham has King Frankel in the Group 1 Sydney Cup

Brilliant Sydney trainer Mark Newnham says the decision was easy, however the interview process was extensive and very thorough. Newnham says at this stage, he plans to see out his training days in Hong Kong if things go according to plan.

Trainer Mark Newnham discusses his upcoming move to Hong Kong's training ranks.

Tom Wood from the HKJC joined Gareth to discuss Mark Newnham's move to Hong Kong as well as some tips for a rare Saturday meeting at Sha Tin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hong Kong bound Mark Newnham joined Warren Huntly on The First Word this morning ahead of a big day in Sydney for the stable on RSN 927!

Chris congratulates Mark Newnham for his move to Hong Kong plus looks at many of his runners today at Rosehill

Mark talks about his move to Hong Kong later this year plus runners today at Rosehill

The full episode for Sunday 19 February 2023 with Ray and Dean is headlined by Panthers CEO Brian Fletcher chatting after St Helens beat Penrith in the World Club Challenge. We also reflect on the life of our colleague Deane Lester. Chatting racing we hear from Richard Callander plus trainers Mark Newnham and Michael Hawkes. NRL thoughts with Peter Peters plus we have the latest League Super Quiz and Gerard Daffy from the TAB. Ray and Dean chat football with Phil Moss after some upsets in the EPL overnight. We also have your calls and texts about cricket and the World Club Challenge.

Trainer Mark Newnham chats about the win of his imported galloper King Frankel yesterday at Rosehill.

Trainer Mark Newnham looks at the chances of his Rosehill Gardens runners today.

Trainer Mark Newnham looks at the chances of his Rosehill Gardens runners today.

Trainer Mark Newnham chats about his sole runner today in Sydney with Dragonstone in race six, the Canterbury Sprint.

Trainer Mark Newnham chats about his chances today at Randwick including his two runners in race eight, Mission Value and Beer Palace.

Trainer Mark Newnham chats about his chances today at Randwick including his two runners in race eight, Mission Value and Beer Palace.

Trainer Mark Newnham looks at his runners at Royal Randwick today.

From Qatar Phil Moss, and former Socceroo Luke Wilkshire, discuss the Socceroos win over Tunisia. We also chat to Peter Peters and Phil Rothfield about all things sport. Trainers Danny Williams and Mark Newnham after wins at Rosehill join Dean and Ray. We have another edition of the League Super Quiz and chat to Glenn Munsie from the TAB. We are also joined by BSB co-host and former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke to chat about the upcoming test series and discuss his own career.

Trainer Mark Newnham reflects on the win of Mission Phoenix yesterday at Rosehill over 1,800 metres.

Gareth Hall was joined by trainers Richard Jolly, Dave Eustace, Sam Freedman, Mark Newnham, Simon Miller and Kris Lees on Thursday's edition of Stable Mail

Mark talks about his runners tomorrow at Warwick Farm

Import King Frankel reeled off the quickest final 600m of the day last weekend - What level can he get to in 2023 - Also an update with Joyful Fortune.

Trainer Mark Newnham reflects on the win of King Frankel at Newcastle yesterday.

Reviewing the weekend's sport Ray and Dean are joined by an array of regulars plus special guest former English international Sam Burgess. We hear from Peter Peters and Phil Rothfield chatting rugby league and more. Phil Moss looks at A-League Men's and EPL action. We also speak to trainer Mark Newnham and assistant trainer at Godolphin Darren Beadman plus journalist Richard Callander. We have another edition of the League Super Quiz!

Anthony Cummings, Lindsey Smith, Trent Busuttin and Mark Newnham preview the chances of their Oaks Day runners.

Talks about his runners today

Leading trainer talks about his preparation for the TAB Everest with "Joyful Fortune"

The BSB Team cover all the big news in sport plus chat with TAB Everest trainer Mark Newnham and Sydney Kings forward Xavier Cooks

Mark Newnham with an Everest slot in order for Joyful Fortune

Mark Newnham's career story is one of a young bloke who held on to his dream like a dog with an old boot. From the first day his father took him to the races, young Newnham knew he wanted a future with horses. He says his passion has never waned. Mark talks of the difficulties of running a dual operation at Randwick and Warwick Farm. He was relieved when more boxes became available at headquarters.  He reflects on his training statistics over the last two seasons. Mark elaborates on the little known fact that his maternal grandfather Bert Condon was a successful jockey as far back as the 1920's and 30's. He remembers with affection the many times he tagged along when his father, newspaper executive John Newnham was a regular at Sydney race meetings. Mark recalls work experience with Bob Thomsen, a dream job as travelling foreman for Bart Cummings and an overseas stint when he rode work for some legendary horsemen. He looks back on his first apprenticeship to Graeme Begg and a transfer to Ron Quinton. He remembers the thrill of his first winning ride and acknowledges a couple of nice horses he got to ride early days. Mark talks of his years as Gai Waterhouse's regular rider at the Saturday Kembla and Newcastle meetings. He recalls a winning ride in a maiden at Kembla on a future multiple Gr 1 winner. He looks back on five productive years as assistant trainer to Gai. Mark talks of the upheaval in his life when Tulloch Lodge was sold to Asian interests. As it turned out it simply expedited his long time plan to train in his own right. He remembers the uncertain early days when he started out at Warwick Farm with just three horses. His first winner in 2016 came as a blissful relief. Newnham acknowledges a few important early wins and the thrill of getting a stakes horse in Lanciato. He looks back on a surprise Gr 2 win with a two year old who made it into the Slipper field. Mark delights in the story of his very first Gr 1 success with Maid of Heaven who got beaten in a maiden just ten weeks before her thrilling win in the Spring Champion Stakes. You can hear the admiration in the trainer's voice when he speaks of his dual Gr 1 winner Shadow Hero. Mark was devastated when Nakeeta Jane went amiss after just eight starts. One of her 3 wins was the Gr 1 Surround Stakes. He pays tribute to a handful of favourites like Greysful Glamour, Big Parade, Marway, Harmony Rose, Splintex, and Quackerjack. Mark assesses the prospects of a handful of promising horses he has in the stable currently. He pays tribute to three talented apprentices who've come under his care in recent seasons.  It's a laid back chat with the man who's emerging as a successor to Theo Green and Ron Quinton as a mentor of jockeys.

The BSB Team cover all the big news in sport plus chat with Former Hull FC five eighth Josh Reynolds, Sydney trainer Mark Newnham and SMH journalist Adam Pengilly

Sydney horse trainer talks about his successful day at Randwick with his horse "Matcha Latte"

In an Inglis Easter Yearling Sale special, Gus Roland is joined by bloodstock agent Hubie de Burgh, Arrowfield Stud's Paul Messara and Randwick trainer Mark Newnham to discuss the sales market, yearling buying and conformation lessons.

Leading trainer talks about his preparation for the Villiers Stakes with "Greysful Glamour"