With Dr Turf and Paul scratched, the subs were activated as Jobe Watson and Roger Oldridge joined Matt to make up A Good 3. Thankfully for Jobe, his horse is doing far better than his football team this season.

Gavin Bedggood started pony club at primary school to be closer to the fairer sex but his love was ultimately the horses and they've been his life ever since.

Troy Corstens was the underbidder on Black Caviar and was talked out of buying Nature Strip by his own vet. Remarkably they're still close and he remains one of racing's good guys without a Royal Ascot size chip on his shoulder

Shindigs with the Sheikhs, winners for the Queen, a party with Elton John and Rod Stewart, Hall Of Fame jockey, Brent Thomson, has some stories as legendary as his racing record

Racing fan, Carlton tragic, good bloke and ... A politician. Yep, it's all true when describing Victorian Sport and Racing Minister, Martin Pakula, who joined A Good 3 in studio for a fascinating chat about just about everything, including his election betting frenzy

Loved by Freo fans, loathed by others, he got under the skin of almost all he came up against but footballer turned horse trainer, Hayden Ballantyne is the type of character racing loves as he shows on this edition of A Good 3

A hero of the Swans 2005 premiership who haunts Cats' fans to this day, Nick Davis joins A Good 3 with some classic tales from the footy field and the racetrack including the Group 1 winner he got talk out of buying in to. That, plus the Flemington form, election betting and all the money moves ahead of a monster weekend of racing.

David Hayes joined the team from Hong Kong for an entertaining and in depth chat about life overseas, his pride in his children, stinging the bookies and getting sledged by the Queen when training a horse for Her Majesty. All that plus the Flemington form, tales from the Top Sport trading floor and what's making waves in racing

A revelation that rocked the foundation of the podcast, the state of jumps racing, winners to be had and plenty more

There as many classic tales from off the track as there are on it when it comes to the 'Bool and Dr Turf has a richer memory bank to most to tell them.

A crowd conundrum for Sandown, a Group 1 win to warm the heart and Cox Plate dreaming for a son of So You Think.