Interview: GREG MILLER Greg Miller has spent his whole life playing and working in sport and has had an involvement in greyhound racing his whole life. From owning greyhounds to later becoming CEO of one of Australia’s most successful greyhound clubs, Sandown Park, and now as Deputy Chairman of Greyhound Racing Victoria, he has seen the sport from many angles. He has also travelled the world to go greyhound racing, including here in the UK on many occasions. His views on the sport are well-informed, forward thinking and invaluable. Meeting Greg Miller. (interview by Julie Collier)

Interview: ANDREW MICHAEL Andrew Michael is an award-winning financial journalist who is possibly the only one ever to have enjoyed horse racing media accreditation too. In this interview with Simon Nott, he explains how the financial and horseracing world’s sometimes collide, his love of the sport and tips for smarter investing in the city and the betting ring. Meeting Andrew Michael.

Interview: JOHN McMULLEN John McMullen is a long-standing professional in-running punter who combines his skills backing horses with greyhounds at Towcester. In this interview with Simon Nott, he explains how life has become difficult for an in-running ‘twitcher’. He’s also candid on how he combines the uncertainties of professional punting with a family life and how he beats the Towcester books.

Interview: RASMUS SOJMARK and ANDREW McCARRON Rasmus Sojmark and Andrew McCarron of SBC (Sports Betting Community) provide B2B news to the industry and host industry leading seminars and conferences across the globe. In this interview with Simon Nott, they talk about their business, the sports betting industry, the health of the bookmaking, winners and losers, responsible betting, the future and more. Meeting Rasmus and Andy.

Interview: DEBBIE MATTHEWS Debbie fell in love with racing after a chance viewing on TV of Altior winning at Cheltenham. Despite a high profile career in marketing, Debbie also suffers from anxiety when confronted with new situations and experiences, she formed #GoRacingGreen after a solo trip to Ascot for a first visit to the races. The aim of the group is to enable people to enjoy a day at the races in an environment that feels comfortable to them. Listen to her story here. Meeting Debbie Matthews.

Interview: BERNARD MARANTELLI Bernard was born into an Australian bookmaking family and got involved working with the business and studying form in his teens. He soon began to be drawn into pool betting, successful at it he decided to move to England where he continued to do well winning the Scoop 6 on several occasions. In this time he co-founded Colossus Bets and is now striving to get the British betting public to embrace exotic pool bets. Listen to his story with Simon Nott.

Interview: CORNELIUS LYSAGHT For a generation, Cornelius was the ‘voice of racing’ broadcasting on the BBC as well as regular written word and TV appearances. Eton educated and with a peerage listing, Cornelius has links to the first ever steeplechase and possibly the Captain whose fall into a brook left his name immortalised in Grand National history. In this four-part interview he talks about his school days, falling in love with racing, first break as a broadcaster and a whole lot more. Meeting Cornelius Lysaght.

Interview: NICK LUCK For many people THE face of UK Racing, Nick Luck has been voted ‘Broadcaster of the Year’ no less than seven times by his peers in the HWPA, reflecting his work on Channel 4 Racing, RUK and NBC in the USA. He’s also the BBC voice of equestrian sport, add to that his written journalistic work – it’s a wonder he found time to talk to us, but he did. Meeting Nick Luck. (interview by Simon Nott)

Interview: JASON LOOSEMORE Simon Nott spends a race Day with Newton Abbot’s Clerk of the Course Jason Loosemore.

Interview: STEPHEN LITTLE Stephen Little was a giant of the betting ring in the 1980’s and 1990’s. The man who used to cycle to racecourses on the off chance of a day’s work with a bookie ended up one of the biggest of them all taking on anyone who wanted a bet, often no matter how large. In this interview with Simon Nott, Stephen tells of his unlikely bookmaking beginnings and his subsequent rise to the top of his game, and ultimately why he turned his back in the betting jungle. Meeting Stephen Little.