The duo sits down with Keith O'Brien from the Jockeys' Guild to discuss the important work they do for all riders as well as the importance of representation among the participants of one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. 

Note: we're releasing a little late because we had a slew of new programs to work out this week, but we've squashed the bugs and hopefully are back on track again. Thanks for your patience, everyone!

Just a quick update on what the horses with availability have been doing since the last time we talked about them. Remember, always feel free to reach out to us with questions or to find out more about ownership. 

The executive director of the New York Thoroughbred Breeders Inc., Najja Thompson, sits down with Jared and Pati to talk about what the group does, how a Breeders' Cup could impact the breeding environment in New York, and how he got into the sport! 

Jockey Romero Maragh joins the podcast this week to bask in his current YouTube popularity, talk about what got him to the races (hint: it's a big family tree), and what he'd change if he were king for the day.

Surprise! They had to move some stuff around in their schedules, but Jared and Pati quickly sat down to recap the last six months of 2024. While it admittedly hasn't gone entirely as we'd all hoped, it's also provided a good mounting block for the rest of the year in many ways. 

Dave comes back on to talk about a successful and exciting weekend of racing at Saratoga, and to cover a bit of ground as to who he talked to and what went into making the flagship series for the Pocket Aces Racing YouTube channel!

Dave Brown and the duo sit down to talk about the new mini series as well as preview the Belmont Stakes at Saratoga.

Marc joins the duo to talk about the two surprise new yearlings as well as give his thoughts on the state of racing in Kentucky. The group muses on how claiming has changed over the years, and whether a handicap system is plausible. 

Introducing the newest racing prospect offering for Pocket Aces Racing - Maleah, a beautiful daughter of Mitole. She's a half-sister to a Pocket Aces Racing alumnus Windy Lu Who, and the duo sit down with trainer (and co-owner) Susan Anderson to talk about her. 

Just some housekeeping and a chat about the recently concluded Preakness Stakes, which included another upset on a very rainy, muddy day.