Podcasts about pja

Épisode 21, Partie 1 : Les PJADans ce 21ème épisode, nous parlons de ce rôle assez répandu et pourtant difficile à définir : le PJA. Dans cette première partie nous commençons par aborder des généralités sur le sujet. On propose pour débuter une petite description de la fiche de poste, sans oublier bien sûr de parler des avantages et des inconvénients du rôle. On enchaine ensuite sur une exploration du rapport que le PJA entretient avec les orgas et les joueurs. Peut-on cumuler les rôles? Ou encore comment gérer l'écart potentiel de puissance entre les personnages?Et comme nous sommes toujours aussi bavards, nous attendrons la partie 2 pour chercher à comprendre plus en détail comment tenir ce rôle de PJA.Merci infiniment à Solène, David et Jonathan pour leur participation à cet épisodeEt on vous dit a la semaine prochaine pour la partie de 2 de cet épisodeBonne écoute

NIck is joined by Mirror man David Yates to canter through the racing headlines today. They lead with the story of Curtis Wilson-Ruddock, apprentice jockey diagnosed with ADHD, whose treatment for failing to provide a sample has incurred the wrath of PJA boss Paul Struthers, who joins the show. Also on today's show, the best of yesterday's media days with Willie Mullins and Share Hanlon, while Nick catches up with Shishkin's breeder Clive Bennett and his assistant Lucy Smith, plus the Timeform perspective from Dan Barber. Haras de Cercy's Andree Cypres is this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest.

Nick is joined by David Yates from the Daily Mirror to reflect on today's news from the world of Horseracing. First they pay tribute to Keagan Kirkby, the point to point rider and key member of Paul Nicholls's team, who was killed in a fall on Sunday. They reflect on the action from the Dublin Racing Festival, and hear a detailed review of the stable's Grade One 8-timer from assistant David Casey. Also on today's show, Nick remembers Hardy Eustace in the company of Conor O'Dwyer, while Total Performance Data's Will Duff-Gordon brings news of a groundbreaking data partnership, and the PJA's Dale Gibson airs his grievances at the amount of evening fixtures in February for the jockeys' workload.

Nick is joined by David Yates from the Daily Mirror to reflect on today's news from the world of Horseracing. First they pay tribute to Keagan Kirkby, the point to point rider and key member of Paul Nicholls's team, who was killed in a fall on Sunday. They reflect on the action from the Dublin Racing Festival, and hear a detailed review of the stable's Grade One 8-timer from assistant David Casey. Also on today's show, Nick remembers Hardy Eustace in the company of Conor O'Dwyer, while Total Performance Data's Will Duff-Gordon brings news of a groundbreaking data partnership, and the PJA's Dale Gibson airs his grievances at the amount of evening fixtures in February for the jockeys' workload.

He's a two-time Irish Champion Apprentice Jockey, who has tasted Classic success in the Irish St Leger back in 2020, and has ridden over 200 winners in his career to date.We're delighted to be joined by Oisin Orr for episode five of our Taking The Reins podcast, which is produced in association with the PJA.Now it's time to find out all about Oisin's story, as he talks Adam McNamara through his highs and lows, where it all began, advice received from the late great Pat Smullen, ambitions to become Champion Jockey and thoughts on working for both Dermot Weld and Richard Fahey, with much more covered too.0:00 - Introduction1:29 - Where did it all begin for Oisin?2:58 - A two-time Champion Apprentice Jockey and riding for Dermot Weld4:10 - Advice received from Pat Smullen5:05 - Changing situation at Dermot Weld's8:01 - Taking opportunities and moving to Richard Fahey's9:50 - What riding instructions does Fahey give Oisin?11:23 - How does Oisin relax a horse?12:24 - What does a Classic-winning horse feel like?13:36 - What does Oisin get up to outside of racing?16:06 - What is Oisin's career ambition?18:15 - What does an average day look like in the life of a jockey?18:39 - The challenge of making weight and using baths21:35 - What is Oisin's aim in the short-term?22:39 - What other sacrifices has Oisin made because of his career?23:32 - Culture change of moving from Ireland to the UK26:30 - Oisin's thoughts on Guinness and his typical choice of drink27:19 - Moving away from home and family29:18 - Adapting to life in the weighing room and lessons learnt31:58 - Difference between Northern and Southern weighing rooms32:40 - Getting shouted at by Pat Smullen and Shane Foley34:40 - Experiencing the Breeders' Cup36:45 - Culture shocks of American racing38:07 - Thoughts on winning the Irish St Leger and riding at the big meetings39:22 - Which course has the best crowd?41:03 - Dealing with abuse received on course and on social media43:45 - What advice would Oisin give to his younger-self?44:31 - If Oisin could change one thing from his career so far, what would it be?VISIT US AT:https://www.sportinglife.com/racing FOLLOW US ON:Twitter: https://twitter.com/SportingLife/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportingliferacing/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sportingliferacing

Big stories on and off the track are packed into the latest edition of The Front Page. Lee Mottershead, Peter Scargill and Jonathan Harding start the programme by discussing the highs and lows of an incredible weekend, with Equinox, Shishkin, Galopin Des Champs, Fastorslow, Royale Pagaille and Bravemansgame among those whose performances are dissected. The panel then attempts to make sense of the revelation that the government is assessing remote betting duty rates - a move that could be very bad news for British racing. Britain jockeys believe the return of Paul Struthers as PJA chief executive is very good news. The Front Page trio ends this week's show by offering their thoughts on his return.

He's ridden over 300 winners to date, was second behind Oisin Murphy in the 2014 Champion Apprentice title race, and has since developed some brilliant working relationships with numerous Northern yards.We're delighted to be joined by Cam Hardie for episode four of our Taking The Reins podcast, which is produced in association with the PJA!In a very honest and open conversation with Adam McNamara, we find out all about where Cam's love for horseracing began, his experience of joining Richard Hannon's yard as a teenager, riding for Godolphin in Dubai, and most importantly Cam's story of overcoming depression and drinking to rebuild his career, coming back better and stronger.VISIT US AT:https://www.sportinglife.com/racing FOLLOW US ON:Twitter: https://twitter.com/SportingLife/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportingliferacing/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sportingliferacing

He's a five-time Group 1 winner, who landed his first victory at the highest level with Classic glory in the 1000 Guineas, which came on board 66/1 shot Billesdon Brook in 2018.We're delighted to welcome Sean Levey in for episode three of our Taking The Reins podcast, which is produced in association with the PJA.In this episode we find out all about Sean's youth, which was spent living near to a game-park in Swaziland, Africa, before moving across to England and eventually on to Ireland. Hear all about his journey in racing to date, including starting out at Ballydoyle working for Aidan O'Brien before heading to Richard Hannon's and the Group 1 glory that followed. This really is an episode not to be missed!VISIT US AT:https://www.sportinglife.com/racing FOLLOW US ON:Twitter: https://twitter.com/SportingLife/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportingliferacing/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sportingliferacing

He's a jockey who claimed his first Group 1 triumph in 2023 in remarkable style, and his career continues to go from strength-to-strength! We're delighted to welcome Rossa Ryan in for episode two of our Taking The Reins podcast, which is produced in association with the PJA.In this episode we find out all about what makes Rossa tick, his journey within the sport to date – including time at Willie Mullins' Closutton yard as a youngster, his time in the AMO racing role and advice from Kia Joorabchian, plus a fascinating discussion of his dramatic July Cup success on board Shaquille, which really isn't to be missed!VISIT US AT:https://www.sportinglife.com/racing FOLLOW US ON:Twitter: https://twitter.com/SportingLife/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportingliferacing/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sportingliferacing

It's finally here! The launch of our BRAND NEW Podcast, Taking The Reins, produced in association with the Professional Jockeys Association (PJA).Up first, Adam McNamara is joined by a Classic-winning jockey who has ridden over 1,000 winners by the age of 25, with 11 victories coming in Group 1 company on the global stage. We're delighted to be joined by the brilliant Tom Marquand!Settle in and find out all about the leading rider's story in and out of the saddle; how his love for racing was sparked, the value of his early years spent at Richard Hannon's, fascinating insight into his Champion Apprentice title success, and more recently his hugely successful partnership with William Haggas.VISIT US AT:https://www.sportinglife.com/racing FOLLOW US ON:Twitter: https://twitter.com/SportingLife/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportingliferacing/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sportingliferacing

In a special edition of the Final Furlong, Emmet Kennedy is joined by former jockey Martin Dwyer, the former CEO of the PJA, Paul Struthers, and top jockey Tom Marquand to prove that jockeys were unaware of the new BHA whip rules before their publication last summer. The perspectives shared by Martin and Tom, along with the findings presented in this episode's research, reveal that jockeys were kept uninformed during the whip consultation process. Even the few who were aware were prohibited from sharing any warnings about the new rules and the accompanying severe punishments for violations. This podcast strives to debunk the misconception that the majority of jockeys were aware of the rules before their release by the BHA and the PJA. The treatment of jockeys is deemed unjust, and this episode aims to shed light on the truth while advocating for reduced and equitable penalties. The objective is to enable jockeys to carry out their responsibilities without the looming threat of overly stringent bans. We encourage you, the FFP Army, to play your role and spread the message about this episode extensively across all social media platforms. COMPETITION Win a pair tickets to Coolmore Nunthorpe Day at the York Ebor Festival and a £50 digital One4All gift card To enter, simply

The Weighed-In team are here with your full Derby debrief. Auguste Rodin, King Of Steel, Emily Upjohn and Soul Sister. Plus, Piers Morgan, protestors, PJA, starting stalls and much more. For all the latest tips & insight on racing head to betting.betfair.com/racing/

Charlotte Greenway is in for Nick today and is joined by Lee Mottershead to first discuss the the current issues at the PJA and why the jockeys are currently unhappy with their representation before going on to discuss the key Derby and Oaks trials at Chester this week. The first race of Chester's May Meeting is the Lily Agnes for which Alice Haynes trains one of the favourites and is along to give an update. Then following the news that Princess Zoe has left Tony Mullins's yard, Charlotte catches up with Tony to reflect on a remarkable bond between trainer and horse. Finally, it's Tuesday so we go around the Bloodstock world with Weatherbys to France and to Tony Fry.

Loads of top performances to analyse this weekend. Frankie and Chaldean were the star turn but the two fillies served up a real treat in the 1000 Guineas. Over watering, Animal Rising, whip bans, the PJA and all your questions answered''

Lee is joined by John and Chris for a slightly later than usual Sunday Sermon: Intro 00:00 Bet365 Court case 01:41 Watering 09:14 Front Runners and the PJA 19:03 Affordability 26:50 Racing Sponsorships 33:20 Guineas Review 40:23

Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. Under discussion on today's show are the final declarations for the 2,000 Guineas (and the late jockey decs), the excellent action at Newmarket at the weekend, the promising performances on Trials Day at Ascot, more newspaper stories surrounding MPs links with betting companies, the technological deficiencies in executing White Paper recommendations, and the interesting intervention of the former CEO of the PJA on the whip. Joining the show today are FOX Sports analyst Jonathan Kinchen on the Kentucky Derby, Ben Pauling on the new challenge of saddling an important Flat runner, and bloodstock expert Michael Youngs, who gives fascinating insight into the lineage of Blue Point and his own sire Shamardal.

Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. Under discussion on today's show are the final declarations for the 2,000 Guineas (and the late jockey decs), the excellent action at Newmarket at the weekend, the promising performances on Trials Day at Ascot, more newspaper stories surrounding MPs links with betting companies, the technological deficiencies in executing White Paper recommendations, and the interesting intervention of the former CEO of the PJA on the whip. Joining the show today are FOX Sports analyst Jonathan Kinchen on the Kentucky Derby, Ben Pauling on the new challenge of saddling an important Flat runner, and bloodstock expert Michael Youngs, who gives fascinating insight into the lineage of Blue Point and his own sire Shamardal.

Bokklubben fokuserar denna månad på kvinnokroppen! Vi recenserar månadens bok ''Omständigheter'' skriven av nobelpris vinnaren i litteratur Annie Ernaux - och den handlar om när hon utförde en olaglig abort i Frankrike för 60 år sedan. Vi har med oss specialistläkaren i gynekologi Helena Graflund Lagercrantz som svarar på alla frågor vi och våra lyssnare har om abort och preventivmedel! Hur går man tillväga om man blir oönskat gravid? Vilket preventivmedlet är flest kvinnor nöjda med enligt studier? Vad för biverkningar kan man få av hormonella skydd? Är manliga p-piller påväg? Vad tycker Helena om natural cykels? Och varför får man mellanblödningar. Kan man få svamp av pJa många frågor får svar i detta avsnitt. Bokklubben är i stolt samarbete med Storytel https://www.storytel.com/se/sv/c/ittybittytittybookclub (länk till kampanjsidan med böckerna vi läser)

Stāsta horeogrāfs, dejas pedagogs un eksperts Iļja Vlasenko Deja ir viens no senākajiem mākslas veidiem. Dejas žanram bija jāveic ilgs ceļš, lai tas pilnveidotos un pārvēstos par brīnišķīgu, izkoptu baleta mākslu. Kas tad īsti ir balets un kā tas ir veidojies? Balets ir muzikāli teatrāls dejas žanrs, kurā ļoti cieši savijušies vairāki mākslas veidi - mūzika, deja, dramatiskā māksla un glezniecība. Pats jēdziens „balets” ir radies Itālijā XV gadsimtā Renesanses laikmetā. Itāļu valdnieku galmos bija pieņemts rīkot greznas balles, kurās galminieki demonstrēja dejas figūras un dažādas kustības, kuras viņi apguva, mācoties pie tā laika labākajiem deju meistariem. Tā laika galma dejas apzīmēja ar vārdiem Ballo vai Ballare. Par vienu no tā laika izcilākiem deju pazinējiem tiek uzskatīts Domeniko da Pjačenca, kurš sava mūža nogalē ir izdevis pirmo grāmatu par dejas mākslu un horeogrāfiju. Tajā ir aprakstītas ne tikai instrukcijas par deju izpildi, bet arī tas, kādām īpašībām ir jābūt, lai kļūtu par labu dejotāju. Aprakstos minēts, ka prasmīgam dejotājam ir labi jāzina deju soļi, nepieciešams saprast mūzikas tempu un ritmu, jābūt labām manierēm, veiklumam, labai ķermeņa kontrolei un ātrumam. Pastāv viedoklis, ka tieši Domeniko da Pjačenca, gatavojoties kārtējai ballei, piedāvāja apvienot vairākas dejas vienā priekšnesumā, izveidojot tam kopējo svinīgo fināla deju. Savās piezīmēs viņš apzīmēja šo uzvedumu vārdā Baletti. Itāļu hercogiene Katerīna Mediči, apprecoties ar Francijas karali Anrī II, atveda galma deju modi uz Franciju. Tieši franču galmā 1581.gadā tika iestudēts priekšnesums ar nosaukumu “Karalienes komiskais balets”, šo uzvedumu ir pieņemts uzskatīt par pirmo baleta izrādi, kaut līdz īstam baletam mūsdienu izpratnē vēl bija ļoti tālu. Tā laika teatrālie priekšnesumi izskatījās pēc ārkārtīgi pompoziem uzvedumiem ar fantastiskiem sižetiem, kuros dejas epizodes mijās ar dziedājumiem, drāmu un dzejas deklamēšanu. Baleta uzvedumu pamatā tika izdejotas tās pašas galma dejas. Nopietns baleta mākslas uzplaukums notika Francijā XVI gadsimta otrajā pusē. Tajā laikā Francijā valdīja karalis Luijs XIV, kuru dēvēja par Saules karali. Viņš kaislīgi mīlēja deju un arī pats bija ļoti prasmīgs dejotājs. Par Saules karali viņu sāka dēvēt, pateicoties Apolona lomai baleta uzvedumā “Nakts balets”, kurā Ludvigs XIV izpildīja savu dejas partiju greznā zelta tērpā ar saules staru motīviem, tā līdzinoties tikko uzlecošai saulei. 1661.gadā pēc Luija XIV pavēles tika atvērta pirmā Karaliskā Mūzikas un Dejas akadēmija, kuru vadīja karaļa deju pasniedzējs Pjērs Bošāns, kurš arī kļuva par Parīzes operas baleta trupas vadītāju. Tajā laikā dejojuši tikai vīrieši, jo sievietēm kāpt uz skatuves bija stingri aizliegts. Ļoti liels ir tieši Pjēra Bošāna ieguldījums baleta tehnikas veidošanā un attīstībā. Tieši viņš pirmo reizi ir pierakstījis deju soļus, kuru pamatā ir kāju izvērsuma princips. Dejotāja kustības viņš ir sadalījis trijās pamatgrupās: piesēdienos, lēcienos un griezienos, kā arī viņš ir iezīmējis dejotājiem izdevīgo korpusa stāvokli. Visas kustības dejotājiem bija jāizpilda, ņemot par pamatu piecas kāju un trīs roku pozīcijas. Pjēra Bošāna profesionālā darbība kalpoja par stabilu fundamentu visai turpmākajai baleta skolas attīstībai. Tajā laikā Francijā sāka veidoties baleta terminoloģija, tādējādi visi baleta termini ir franču valodā. Pjēram Bošānam tajā laikā ir bijis ļoti labs sabiedrotais - galma komponists Žans Batists Lullī. Izdabājot karaļa gaumei, viņš komponēja mūziku daudziem teatrāliem uzvedumiem ar neskaitāmām baleta ainām. Pateicoties daudziem Lullī skaņdarbiem un dejas popularitātei, balets strauji attīstījās un uz Parīzes baleta skatuves parādījās arī pirmās sievietes, bet smagās kleitas un kurpes ar papēžiem neļāva dāmām brīvi un veikli kustēties, tādējādi vēl ilgu laiku balets ir bijis tikai vīriešu privilēģija.

Tom in for Nick and joined by RTE and RTV broadcaster Jane Mangan. We discuss the news that Ahoy Señor is set to run in the King George having originally been aiming for the Rowland Meyrick at Wetherby. Sam Twiston-Davies is lined up for some big rides at Kempton and discusses the prospect of winning his 2nd King George. He rides Hitman and possibly I Like To Move for father Nigel in the Christmas Hurdle. With the news of pushback from the PJA on the BHA's proposed new whip rules we ask what this means for the future and whether there could and should be changes made to the proposals. Gordon Elliott has given Tom the lowdown on his Christmas runners and Jane assesses their respective chances. Grade 1 winning chaser Kalashnikov is back after over 18 months off and his trainer Amy Murphy joins us to talk about his reappearance in the Rowland Meyrick. We have our monthly check in with the Godolphin Flying Start team as Annie O'Rourke tells us about her experience and it's Thursday so we've the latest for the Saudi Arabian racing circuit with Martin Kelly.

Tom in for Nick and joined by RTE and RTV broadcaster Jane Mangan. We discuss the news that Ahoy Señor is set to run in the King George having originally been aiming for the Rowland Meyrick at Wetherby. Sam Twiston-Davies is lined up for some big rides at Kempton and discusses the prospect of winning his 2nd King George. He rides Hitman and possibly I Like To Move for father Nigel in the Christmas Hurdle. With the news of pushback from the PJA on the BHA's proposed new whip rules we ask what this means for the future and whether there could and should be changes made to the proposals. Gordon Elliott has given Tom the lowdown on his Christmas runners and Jane assesses their respective chances. Grade 1 winning chaser Kalashnikov is back after over 18 months off and his trainer Amy Murphy joins us to talk about his reappearance in the Rowland Meyrick. We have our monthly check in with the Godolphin Flying Start team as Annie O'Rourke tells us about her experience and it's Thursday so we've the latest for the Saudi Arabian racing circuit with Martin Kelly.

Nick is joined by Mirror man David Yates to cast an eye over the latest developments in the racing world today. With an icy blast over UK/Ire, Nick checks on the prospects at Punchestown and Cheltenham with racecourse officials Richie Galway and Jon Pullin. He also catches up with Racing Welfare CEO Dawn Goodfellow to gauge the likely effect of the cold snap on racing's workforce in the midst of the energy crisis. Nick and Dave discuss the new start time of the King George and the PJA's response to the new whip regulations. Further afield Graham Cunningham continues the build up to Hong Kong's big raceday, while Nick talks to Richard Gibson, trainer of HK's leading sprinter Wellington. Martin Kelly begins his weekly series of bulletins from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the build up to the 2023 Saudi Cup.

Nick is joined by Mirror man David Yates to cast an eye over the latest developments in the racing world today. With an icy blast over UK/Ire, Nick checks on the prospects at Punchestown and Cheltenham with racecourse officials Richie Galway and Jon Pullin. He also catches up with Racing Welfare CEO Dawn Goodfellow to gauge the likely effect of the cold snap on racing's workforce in the midst of the energy crisis. Nick and Dave discuss the new start time of the King George and the PJA's response to the new whip regulations. Further afield Graham Cunningham continues the build up to Hong Kong's big raceday, while Nick talks to Richard Gibson, trainer of HK's leading sprinter Wellington. Martin Kelly begins his weekly series of bulletins from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the build up to the 2023 Saudi Cup.

Sava Stojanov je generalni direktor kompanije Stojanov DOO, koja je nastala iz servisa Stojanov, koji je osnovao njegov otac 1977. godine, najpre kao dopunskim radom, da bi mu 1983. godine to postao stalni posao. Sava je nasledio posao još tokom studija, u trenutku kada se njegov otac razboleo. Danas u sklopu kompanije Stojanov posluje više povezanih lica, a dileri su za Fiat, Hondu, Jeep, Alfa Romeo, Reno, Nisan, Dačiju, a rade i sa Pjađom za skuter motore. Šta su mu prva sećanja na posao kojim se otac bavio, kako ga je još kao malog upućivao na trgovinu, koliko je bilo izazovno preuzeti posao još u toku studija kada ima samo 21. godinu, kako je napravljen kontakt sa Fijatom, šta je donela saradnja sa tako velikom kompanijom kao što je Fijat, šta su bili izazovi velikog rasta kompanije, koliko je bilo teško prelomiti i koristiti eksterno finansiranje, šta je morao da menja kod sebe, koliko mu je građenje sistema i uvođenje direktora u vlasništvo jednog biznisa bilo lako/teško i još mnogo toga da sjajnog čoveka i vrhunskog preduzetnika, Save Stojanova.

The team go through the usual weekly review and tackle all the issues currently making waves on the sea that is Horseracing. Sean Leavy, Dougie Costello, that strategic meeting, Stephen Mahon, and the PJA leadership. All of this plus all of your questions answered.

Nick is joined by ITV and Racing TV broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the news and events from around the racing world. In this specially extended edition, Nick talks to the PJA's Dale Gibson, jockey and PJA Flat Racing President and Safety Officer PJ McDonald and Goodwood Clerk Ed Arkell in a bid to understand what is happening on Britain's racecourses to have caused 4 abandonments for slippery and unsafe surfaces in the last 5 racing days. Nick and Rishi consider the economic impact of this crisis and the responsibilities now on the racecourses and the BHA to prevent this happening again. They also examine the reactions from the tracks themselves and wonder whether the political tensions within the sport's power structures are simmering to the surface through this issue. Later in the show, Nick talks to Bruce Raymond, racing manager to Saeed Suhail, owner of the Derby favourite Desert Crown, while Kevin Sommerville from South Africa's prestigious Drakenstein Stud is this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest.

Nick is joined by ITV and Racing TV broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the news and events from around the racing world. In this specially extended edition, Nick talks to the PJA's Dale Gibson, jockey and PJA Flat Racing President and Safety Officer PJ McDonald and Goodwood Clerk Ed Arkell in a bid to understand what is happening on Britain's racecourses to have caused 4 abandonments for slippery and unsafe surfaces in the last 5 racing days. Nick and Rishi consider the economic impact of this crisis and the responsibilities now on the racecourses and the BHA to prevent this happening again. They also examine the reactions from the tracks themselves and wonder whether the political tensions within the sport's power structures are simmering to the surface through this issue. Later in the show, Nick talks to Bruce Raymond, racing manager to Saeed Suhail, owner of the Derby favourite Desert Crown, while Kevin Sommerville from South Africa's prestigious Drakenstein Stud is this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest.

Tom in for Nick and joined by broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss plenty, including the ongoing weights debate in the UK. We hear from NTF Chief Executive, Paul Johnson, and also from PJA interim Chief Executive, Dale Gibson, on their stances on the matter, as well as whether they believe this decision is final. Jane gives her views on a fabulous day's racing from Gowran Park including on the Thyestes Chase. We also hear from Natalie Voss on the ongoing Bob Baffert, NYRA hearing in the US. Finally, we catch up with another member of the Godolphin Flying Start, Elinor Wolf, whose current placement is in Kentucky.

Tom in for Nick and joined by broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss plenty, including the ongoing weights debate in the UK. We hear from NTF Chief Executive, Paul Johnson, and also from PJA interim Chief Executive, Dale Gibson, on their stances on the matter, as well as whether they believe this decision is final. Jane gives her views on a fabulous day's racing from Gowran Park including on the Thyestes Chase. We also hear from Natalie Voss on the ongoing Bob Baffert, NYRA hearing in the US. Finally, we catch up with another member of the Godolphin Flying Start, Elinor Wolf, whose current placement is in Kentucky.

Proudly brought to you by All About Sunday and Kalooki Sportsbook, Emmet Kennedy is joined by Rory Delargy to discuss the latest major stories in Racing, including Freddy Tylicki winning his High Court case against Graham Gibbons. Delargy has some strong words that we can now finally say. Wales will have no fans at the races over Christmas, so should the rest of us be worried?! Jonbon strutted his stuff again, but does Delargy think he's the big superstar as the hype suggests? The PJA have had a nightmare over the last couple of weeks and now, Paul Struthers has left his role. But, has the wrong man Open Your account with our Official Betting Partner Kalooki Sports Book, who will beat the price of other bookmakers, with BPG for Horse Racing and instant withdrawls. Join today www.kalookisportsbook.co.uk To find out more about Race Horse Ownership with our official syndicate partnership ALL ABOUT SUNDAY, including the Horse Emmet bought shares in, Scarlet Witch, click the link www.allaboutsunday.com/collections/racehorse-collection More Gravy for the FFPArmy! Show Your Support for The FFP with Likes & Shares on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook

Proudly brought to you by All About Sunday and Kalooki Sportsbook, Emmet Kennedy is joined by Rory Delargy for a frank and open discussion about the Frost vs Dunne case now that the verdict has come in. Undoubtedly one of the the most controversial cases in Horse Racings history, we go through the BHA's damming verdict, THAT response from the PJA, what Racing must do next and what the future looks like for the weighting room, the BHA, the PJA, Dunne and most importantly, the victim who was vindicated, Bryony Frost. The Final Furlong Podcast is also brought to you by Beer52, the Worlds largest beer club. Each month Members are sent a case of unique Craft Beers and there's a new theme every month, including Belgium, Korea, California, New Zealand and so much more. You also get two snacks and a magazine. You can cancel at any time.  Because you're a loyal listener, we're treating you to a free case of eight unique Craft Beers, courtesy of Beer52 Just click the link www.beer52.com/final and all You have to do is pay the postage cost of £5.95 and a FREE case of Beer is on it's way for You to enjoy, just in time for Christmas.  More Gravy for the FFPArmy! Open Your account with our Official Betting Partner Kalooki Sports Book, who will beat the price of other bookmakers, with BPG for Horse Racing and instant withdrawls. Join today www.kalookisportsbook.co.uk To find out more about Race Horse Ownership with our official syndicate partnership ALL ABOUT SUNDAY, including the Horse Emmet bought shares in, Scarlet Witch, click the link www.allaboutsunday.com/collections/racehorse-collection Show Your Support for The FFP with Likes & Shares on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook

Nick is joined by writer and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the day's events from around the racing world. They reflect on the various interviews on the Sunday TV shows with representatives of the BHA and the PJA, and wonder whether the more conciliatory note being struck would presage greater cooperation and understanding off the back of the Robbie Dunne case. In an interview with Jockey Club CEO Nevin Truesdale, Nick finds out more about the increased prize money for 2022 and also Truesdale's philosophy on the best way to grow the sport plus his concerns surrounding bookmakers' affordability checks. Later in the show, trainer William Muir talks about Hong Kong runner-up Pyledriver's possible bid for glory in the Saudi Cup, while Nick and Lydia assess the performance of My Drogo at Cheltenham over the weekend.

Nick is joined by writer and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the day's events from around the racing world. They reflect on the various interviews on the Sunday TV shows with representatives of the BHA and the PJA, and wonder whether the more conciliatory note being struck would presage greater cooperation and understanding off the back of the Robbie Dunne case. In an interview with Jockey Club CEO Nevin Truesdale, Nick finds out more about the increased prize money for 2022 and also Truesdale's philosophy on the best way to grow the sport plus his concerns surrounding bookmakers' affordability checks. Later in the show, trainer William Muir talks about Hong Kong runner-up Pyledriver's possible bid for glory in the Saudi Cup, while Nick and Lydia assess the performance of My Drogo at Cheltenham over the weekend.

Episode 109 of the Luck On Sunday Podcast. Nick was joined in the studio by the Racing Post's Maddy Playle to mull over the past week in racing. Largely looking back and reflecting on the conclusion of the Bryony Frost harassment case. Speaking to The PJA's Paul Struthers, The BHA's Tim Naylor & Journalist Peter Scargill. Nick also spoke with Frances Crowley, about her late husband Pat Smullen's memoirs - Champion.

Nick is joined by David Yates, Newsboy of the Daily Mirror, to discuss the latest news and events from the horseracing world. The lead with the strange case of a strange race at Punchestown yesterday. In conversation with winning trainer Ronan McNally, Nick discovers him to be deeply critical of the perception that his built up around his gambled-on runners and also of his treatment at the hands of the Irish racing authorities. Nick and Dave discuss his thoughts, before moving on to recently familiar territory including the latest news on the Monasterevin raid samples, the BHA restructure and the commitment to better jockeys' room facilities, which is fleshed out by the PJA's Dale Gibson. Nick also talks to Brendan Powell jnr about his ride on Fiddlerontheroof in this weekend's Ladbrokes Trophy and to Fittocks Stud boss Sara Cumani about what it takes to prepare foals for the Tattersalls Sales, while JA McGrath brings news of great excitement from Hong Kong ahead of their big international raceday.

Nick is joined by David Yates, Newsboy of the Daily Mirror, to discuss the latest news and events from the horseracing world. The lead with the strange case of a strange race at Punchestown yesterday. In conversation with winning trainer Ronan McNally, Nick discovers him to be deeply critical of the perception that his built up around his gambled-on runners and also of his treatment at the hands of the Irish racing authorities. Nick and Dave discuss his thoughts, before moving on to recently familiar territory including the latest news on the Monasterevin raid samples, the BHA restructure and the commitment to better jockeys' room facilities, which is fleshed out by the PJA's Dale Gibson. Nick also talks to Brendan Powell jnr about his ride on Fiddlerontheroof in this weekend's Ladbrokes Trophy and to Fittocks Stud boss Sara Cumani about what it takes to prepare foals for the Tattersalls Sales, while JA McGrath brings news of great excitement from Hong Kong ahead of their big international raceday.

Nick is joined by broadcaster Cornelius Lysaght to reflect on the day's best stories from around the horseracing world. They begin by discussing an interview given to The Guardian newspaper by Frankie Dettori to promote his new book, in which he breezes through a range of significant and serious subjects. They also consider Joseph O'Brien's comments on Australian racing protocols, look ahead to the jump racing this weekend and provide further analysis of yesterday's PJA statement as well as celebrating the return of Grand National winning rider Rachael Blackmore. Nick catches up with trainer Ismail Mohammed, the Newmarket-based trainer looking to complete an audacious double with runners in the Melbourne Cup and Breeders' Cup, while Naohiro Goda spins us through the Japanese runners at Del Mar. Plus, legendary former trainer Criquette Head Maarek tells Nick about the history of her family's stud, Haras du Quesnay, as we continue our Tuesday series with Weatherbys.

Nick is joined by broadcaster Cornelius Lysaght to reflect on the day's best stories from around the horseracing world. They begin by discussing an interview given to The Guardian newspaper by Frankie Dettori to promote his new book, in which he breezes through a range of significant and serious subjects. They also consider Joseph O'Brien's comments on Australian racing protocols, look ahead to the jump racing this weekend and provide further analysis of yesterday's PJA statement as well as celebrating the return of Grand National winning rider Rachael Blackmore. Nick catches up with trainer Ismail Mohammed, the Newmarket-based trainer looking to complete an audacious double with runners in the Melbourne Cup and Breeders' Cup, while Naohiro Goda spins us through the Japanese runners at Del Mar. Plus, legendary former trainer Criquette Head Maarek tells Nick about the history of her family's stud, Haras du Quesnay, as we continue our Tuesday series with Weatherbys.

David Ord is joined by Ed Chamberlin, Cornelius Lysaght and Timeform’s Ben Fearnely to review the recent action and look ahead to the Betfair Tingle Creek and William Hill Becher Chase too.They discuss the big recent talking points too, such as Hollie Doyle’s nomination for the BBC Sports Personality of the Year and the issue of cocaine and the reaction from PJA chief executive Paul Struthers to the recent bans.

In this episode we explore the ways we have had to adapt to coronavirus in order to stay safe, and if these changes have helped or hindered our progress to live more sustainably.Are we still on track in the UK for a carbon neutral future? Join us, as we speak to the experts to find out just that!Morven McIntyre speaks to Beth Gardiner, an environmental journalist and author of bestselling book ‘Choked: The Age of Air Pollution and the Fight for a Cleaner Future', about the lessons that can be learned from the Covid-19 outbreak, to ensure we don't take a backwards step when it comes to carbon emissions and sustainable living.And Matt Millard speaks with transport expert Tom Millard, a senior consultant and lead for Economics at PJA - an integrated transport, engineering and placemaking consultancy based in Birmingham. Tom explains how the pandemic has impacted travel demand, what the risks are if we all jump into our cars to avoid public transport and what positive things are now being done to help try and reduce the environmental impact of our new, more socially distanced journeys.Alone Together is a Laudable production from the newsrooms of the Manchester Evening News, the Edinburgh Evening News, and Birmingham Live. It is presented by Morven McIntyre, Matt Millard and Dan McLaughlin, and it is produced and edited by Matt Millard.

Interview: JOSH APIAFI Josh Apiafi left school at 16 and started his career working for the legendary Martin Pipe. He soon turned his mind to business, involved early in the fledgling Betfair betting exchange and became CEO of the PJA then ultimately founded the hugely successful ‘Rewards4Racing’. Never one to sit on his laurels (though is more than happy to sit on horses in all weathers) he’s now setting his sights on racing media. (interview by Simon Nott)

If you're a marketer, it's a good time to look for gaps. We live in an age of asymmetrical advantage, and emerging companies have access to the same computing power, networks, and channels that everyone else does.  Tune into this Unconventionals episode to hear how finding the right gaps can propel a business and change a market. Look at the beer market—5,000 breweries today vs. 90 in in 1985. Market gaps are buyer needs exposed, and gaps often begin as questions. You'll hear the questions directly from the founders of Lagunitas, Peloton, and Warby Parker: Why do eyeglasses have to be so expensive? Why did American beer have to be so boring for much of the 20th century? PJA's Mike O'Toole and Robert Davis will talk about how to find the questions that can unleash your own business. 

Új Kérdés-Válasz rovatunkban elmondom, hogyan kell kialakítani az érdeklődőszerzés no.1 eszközét úgy, hogy az valóban a biznisz növekedését, brand építését eredményezze hosszútávon. Elárulok Neked 3 fontos dolgot, amelyet mindenekelőtt fontos végiggondolnod, mielőtt a szakértői könyved a piacra dobod! Ha szeretnél további hasznos, a gyakorlatba ültethető tanítást hallani tőlem, keresd a Marketingezz és Gazdagodj! zárt tudástárunkat és FB csoportunkat http://marketingezzesgazdagodj.hu/

Peloton is becoming one of the hottest brands in fitness, and it all starts with an extraordinary experience. Stripped down, the company sells you a cycle in your home and spinning classes delivered through the internet. But it adds up to something new and different: an addictive fitness regimen that almost no one who starts wants to stop. In this episode of The Unconventionals, we talk to founder Tom Cortese to find out how Peloton got there. The company stitched together several business models—talent management, logistics, software, hardware, internet content—to deliver an experience that makes you “want to want to work out.” Peloton has also figured out how to engage their “crazies”—their most loyal customers—to spread the word and grow the business. There is a tribal, family element that gathers around each Peloton instructor, to the point where many fans have opened Facebook groups for their favorite coaches and many coaches have their own clothing lines. You'll hear the customer perspective directly from PJA's own Jeff Porzio. He'll help us understand how the company has earned a Net Promoter Score of 91—we can't find another company that comes close.  

Tudod miért hoztam létre több mint 1 évvel ezelőtt az Imádok Vállalkozni kezdeményezést és rendszert? 3 elem és szimbólum köré építhető a megközelítésem. A fej, a szív és a pénz. Ebből is kiemelt szerepe van a szívnek. De miért is?

 A podcasthoz kapcsolódó prezentációt ide kattintva le is töltheted! Mi köze van a LEGO-daraboknak a kisvállalkozói marketinghez? Miért pont én, egy üzleti könyvkiadó tulajdonosa mesél Neked az összefüggésekről?

2015. szeptember közepén kint voltam Brendon Burchard - Expert Academy programján, ahol egy a vállalkozásom megváltoztató nagy áttörésben volt részem. Elmesélem, most neked!   http://10xmarketing.hu/akademia/  

törekedj arra, hogyan tudsz ebből limonádét csinálni? Pontosan egy ilyen citromot kaptunk mi is 2014-ben…

Ma a világon mindenkire jellemző, hogy ha valamilyen érdeklődési körben információt keres, beüti a Google keresőjébe és megnézi a találati listákat. http://10xmarketing.hu/attores/

Többször hallom vissza és tapasztaltam meg korábban én is személyesen, hogy hiába veszek részt egy vállalkozóknak szóló élő képzésen, a megvalósítás később elmarad… Én kitaláltam erre a megoldást!

2 és fél évvel ezelőtt egy izgalmas könyv került a kezembe, amelynek köszönhetően teljesen átalakítottam az addig működő marketingrendszerem. Hallgasd végig!

Amikor a Külkeren a lineáris algebrát tanultuk a tanárom azt mondta, 4 alapműveletre van szükség: összeadni, kivonni, szorozni, osztani. A marketingben is 4 alappillére épül az egész...

Képzeld, éppen az elmúlt hétvégén zajlott a világ egyik leghíresebb motivációs előadójának előadása Londonban. Kiváncsi vagy ki lehet ez a személy? Anthony Robbins programján azonban most nem én vettem részt, hanem a feleségem és a családom. Hogy miért? Hallgasd meg!

2012-ben amikor először jártam Jeff Walker: Product Launch Formula élő rendezvényén az egyik első gyakorlat az alábbi kérdésről szólt: Mi a Te nagy miérted? Akkor...

Ismered a kiemelkedően sikeres emberek 7 szokását? Ismerős Neked Stephen R. Covey? Ha még nem, akkor bemutatom miért érdemes megismerned a tanításait.

Biztosan volt már olyan pillanat az életedben, amikor hihetetlenül büszke voltál arra amit elértél a magánéletedben vagy a vállalkozásod területén. Neked mi volt a vállalkozásodban a legnagyobb büszkeséged?

Óriási öröm számomra, hogy eddig rengeteg pozitív visszajelzést kaptam a “szív” marketing tanításaimmal kapcsolatban. Olyan dolgot engedtem tavaly szeptemberben szabadjára, amire évek óta vágytam… Eljött az idő, hogy most meg is osszam Veled, milyen elemeknek köszönhetően sikerült nekem 6 év alatt 14-szeresére növelni a vállalkozásom eredményességét.

Tudod miért hoztam létre több mint 1 évvel ezelőtt az Imádok Vállalkozni kezdeményezést és rendszert? 3 elem és szimbólum köré építhető a megközelítésem. A fej, a szív és a pénz. Ebből is kiemelt szerepe van a szívnek. De miért is?

A mai speciális tanításom sok szempontból a célkitűzésről, időgazdálkodásról és végigcsinálási stratégiákról szól.

Te tudod mikor akarsz meghalni? Én 106 évet tűztem ki magamnak célként! De miért pont 106 év a célom, és milyen végigcsinálási stratégiát alakítottam ki hozzá?

Mindenki csak két dolgot tehet életében, vagy fejlődik, vagy hanyatlik! Kezdetben még tele vagyunk potenciállal, lehetőségekkel és álmokkal. Aztán a meghozott döntéseink által kiválasztjuk magunknak, hogy melyik ösvényre is lépünk rá, vagy hanyatlani kezdünk vagy fejlődni.  

A mai Imádok Vállalkozni Blogban egy exkluzív interjút osztok meg Veled, amit egy fantasztikus pénzügyi szakértővel, a 30 napos pénzügyi videótréning sorozatom társtanítójával készítettem többek között arról, miért imád vállalkozni és mi a sikerének titka.  Érdekel, milyen pénzügyi problémával keresi fel a legtöbb vállalkozó? Hogyan tart egy könyvelő 1200 fős rendezvényt?  Akkor gyere, hallgasd meg Böröczky Zsuzsával készített interjúmat! Ha kíváncsi vagy a blogvideóra is, kattints ide!

Kedves olvasónktól, Tóth Gábortól kaptunk egy remek kérdést: Hogyan lehet egy mastermind csapatot létrehozni? Hiszen elárultam, hogy saját mastermind csapatom alappillérét képezi sikeremnek, de hogy alakítsd ki te is saját csapatodat?