For part 2 of Bill's in-studio interview with Leon Nichols, Calvin Davis, Jim Natsis, and Jerry Fife, the discussion turns from the non-profit endeavors of the Project to Preserve African American Turf History (ppaath.org) to what's in store for the future.  Leon, Calvin, Jim, Jerry, and others also comprise the leadership of Bet The World Entertainment - a thoroughbred gaming venture created with an eye toward forming a world championship for horse racing.

Do you feel lucky?  Do you live in the New York/New Jersey area?  Are you interested in winning a coveted seat at Anthony “The Big A” Stabile’s annual Breeders Cup preview dinner at King Umberto’s in Elmont, NY Wednesday evening, October 30th?  

Come to our Can Do podcast Facebook page on Tuesday, October 1st to find a trivia question.  First to correctly answer will win a free ticket.  

Do you feel lucky?  Well, do ya...?

Kany Levine shares a Big Score story for the ages.

For our Season 3 Premiere, Bill sits down in the studio with the founders and leadership of the Project to Preserve African-American Turf History to discuss thoroughbred history, The Isaac Murphy Image Award, fan outreach, and what's ahead for their foundation.

The podcast about all things horse racing is back!  Can Do with Bill Duncliffe returns Tuesday, September 24 with a special in-studio interview with the founders and leadership of the Project to Preserve African American Turf History (ppaath.org).  

Follow us on facebook and twitter for updates, photos, and much much more.  And as always, may the horse be with you!

For our final episode of Season 2, New York Racing Association Analyst and Horse Racing Radio Network host Anthony, "The Big A" Stabile joins Bill to discuss the field of this year's Belmont Stakes.  

From all of us at Can Do, we want to thank our listeners for an incredible Season Two.  Keep in touch on Facebook and Twitter, and we'll see you this Fall!

We are joined again by our dear friend John McCarthy, as he shares his Belmont Stakes Big Score story from 2002.

Special guest and handicapper Chris Larmey returns this week to handicap the upcoming Preakness, as well as discuss the issues raised by the recent Kentucky Derby disqualification.

We are lucky this week to have guest Cricket Goodall, Executive Director of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association and Executive Director of Maryland Million, Ltd., talk about her Preakness memories and the Pimlico controversy.  We were also joined by very special guest Mary McManus Guba, daughter of the late, great Jim McKay, famed sports broadcaster.

As the proud co-owner of this year's Kentucky Derby winner "Country House", Guinness McFadden shares what it felt like to be on the winning circle, and tells us how he got into the thoroughbred business.