We are proud to present our roster of guest handicappers who will give you their analyses of each of the races from Santa Anita this Saturday, November 2, 2019.

1:51 - Filly & Mare Sprint w/ Brian Leckie

12:34 - Turf Sprint w/ Steve Simonovich

34:08 - Dirt Mile w/ Vince Bruun

43:15 - Filly & Mare Turf w/ Kany Levine

53:40 - Sprint w/ Leon Nichols

1:00:26 - Turf w/ Jerry Fife

1:06:03 - Mile w/ Peter Thomas Fornatale

1:14:36 - Distaff w/ Eric Wing

1:29:25 - Classic w/ Chris Larmey

It's Breeders' Cup week! So we thought it was appropriate to share this story of a big score that was and (involving the same horse) a big score that wasn't.

This week's episode is a prime example of how a simple conversation can be come a full episode without featuring a piece of junk. Stewart is joined by Tom Simmons and Lowell in Bloomington, Indiana as Stewart prepares for the Limestone Comedy Festival. This is a fun one!!

As everyone looks ahead to this weekend's Breeders' Cup, we look back at one of the most notorious scandals in sports history.

This week, Bill is joined by noted author, writer, and podcast host Peter Thomas Fornatale for his Big Score story from Del Mar, circa 2004.

This week's episode comes to us from a hotel in Grand Rapids Michigan. Stewart is unhappy because he feels that the hotel is "too fancy". Since we are out of our normal studio, there are some audio issues here...but still a lot of fun and great conversation! Stewart is joined by Gerrit Elzinga, Nardos Osterhart, and Brent Von Kalamazoo.

For this week's Big Score, Bill is joined by Steve Simonovich.  Steve was kind enough to share stories not only about Big Scores, but bad beats as well.  Steve also shared some techniques he uses to find those well-hidden big priced winners.

Cricket Goodall, Executive Director of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association, and Mary McManus Guba, daughter of legendary broadcaster Jim McKay, join Bill to talk about Maryland racing and the upcoming Jim McKay Maryland Million Day on Saturday, October 19.

This week, we find Stewart, Lowell and Tom Simmons in their hotel studio in Bloomington, Indiana. The gang has a great discussion..but there's something fishy about this week's item!

Brian Leckie shares his story of how he handicapped the 2014 Kentucky Derby and bet Commanding Curve (37-1) and Danza (8-1) to run in the money under his key horse, California Chrome.  

The exotics did not disappoint.