Nick is joined by Rishi Persad to discuss the latest from around the racing world. On the show today, bloodstock agent Alex Elliott - at the heart of the extraordinary spending spree from Amo Racing this week - tells Nick at some length and in some depth what was going on behind the scenes at Tattersalls. Nick also gets perspective from Karl Burke, one of the many trainers chosen to handle the precious goods from Book One. Also on today's show, Nick and Rishi preview the Dewhurst and all the action from the Rowley Mile this weekend with trainer Hugo Palmer and Sportinglife.com's Ben Linfoot. Charlotte reports on the sales' biggest pinhooking success with Kelsey Lupo, Mimi Wadham and Violet Hesketh.

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the issues of the day in horseracing. Today they examine the juxtaposition of the Levy Board's stark warnings for the sport's funding with the colossal sums of money being spent at Tattersalls over the past two days. Levy Board CEO Alan Delmonte joins the show, as do two of Book One's most successful vendors yesterday, Emma Banks and Guy O'Callaghan. Plus, Nicky Henderson outlines plans for Palladium, his own recent big-bucks acquisition, while Eliza catches up at Tattersalls with Fiona White, who scored a noteworthy pinhooking triumph.

Will Humphrey, Justin Christein, and Mike Pribozie look at the All Turf Pick 3 for Sunday, October 13, 2024, at Keeneland Racecourse. The bet carries a $3 minimum and goes as Races 4, 6 and 8.

Mike Pribozie's Picks

R4 7 8 14 (b) 2

R6 1 3 9 10

R8 3 (b) 1

Justin Christein's Picks

R4 7 (b) 2 3 12

R6 3 9 (b) 8

R8 1 5 (b) 6 10

Will Humphrey's Picks

R4 2 3

R6 9 1 3

R8 1

Peter Thomas Fornatale is joined by a trio of expert guests to cover an exciting day of racing at Belmont at the Big A, Japan, Keeneland, and Santa Anita. Jonathon Kinchen kicks things off by discussing the upcoming races at Belmont at the Big A, offering insights on the key contenders. Then, Alex Henry shares her expertise on Japanese racing, starting with action Saturday night and then highlighting some of the exciting contenders expected to compete in the Breeders' Cup. Mike Pribozie rounds out the show with a deep dive into the action at Keeneland, including a look at the prestigious Grade 1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes. The episode wraps up with a thorough examination of the Santa Anita card, ensuring listeners are well-prepared for the weekend's racing events.

Takeaways:

• Peter Thomas Fornatale highlights the upcoming Keeneland contest and encourages participation on twinspires.com and elsewhere
• Jonathon Kinchen shares insights about Belmont at the Big A races .
• Alex Henry discusses the depth of the Japanese contingent for the Breeders' Cup.
• Mike Pribozie analyzes Keeneland races, emphasizing the importance of hidden form lines.
• The show provides expert picks and analysis for racing at Belmont and Santa Anita.
• Listeners are encouraged to engage with the podcast hosts during live events and races.

Peter Thomas Fornatale is joined by a trio of expert guests to cover an exciting day of racing at Belmont at the Big A, Japan, Keeneland, and Santa Anita. Jonathon Kinchen kicks things off by discussing the upcoming races at Belmont at the Big A, offering insights on the key contenders. Then, Alex Henry shares her expertise on Japanese racing, starting with action Saturday night and then highlighting some of the exciting contenders expected to compete in the Breeders' Cup. Mike Pribozie rounds out the show with a deep dive into the action at Keeneland, including a look at the prestigious Grade 1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes. The episode wraps up with a thorough examination of the Santa Anita card, ensuring listeners are well-prepared for the weekend's racing events.

Takeaways:

• Peter Thomas Fornatale highlights the upcoming Keeneland contest and encourages participation on twinspires.com and elsewhere
• Jonathon Kinchen shares insights about Belmont at the Big A races .
• Alex Henry discusses the depth of the Japanese contingent for the Breeders' Cup.
• Mike Pribozie analyzes Keeneland races, emphasizing the importance of hidden form lines.
• The show provides expert picks and analysis for racing at Belmont and Santa Anita.
• Listeners are encouraged to engage with the podcast hosts during live events and races.

Chapters

 00:00

Introduction and Contest Announcement

01:00

Horse Players Happy Hour Reminder

01:03

Jonathan Kinchen on Belmont Races

25:16

Alex Henry Discusses Japan Races and Breeders' Cup

41:46

Mike Pribozie on Keeneland Preview

01:01:27

Keeneland and Santa Anita Race Previews

01:01:32

Keeneland Highlights and Picks

01:01:53

Santa Anita Highlights and Picks

01:18:35

Closing Thoughts and Outro

Links referenced in this episode:

• twinspires.com
• keeneland.com
• inthemoneypodcast.com
• adelphiracing.com
• drf.com
• nyra.com

Links referenced in this episode:

• twinspires.com
• keeneland.com
• inthemoneypodcast.com
• adelphiracing.com
• drf.com
• nyra.com

Fanduel TV's own Mike Joyce joins Billy and Michelle to catch up on the latest Breeders Cup Win and You're In action.

This week on the Harness Players' Podcast, join host Ray Cotolo as he leads a vibrant discussion of harness racing from various parts of North America. Mike Pribozie joins for a look at the Late Pick 4 at Fraser Downs for Friday night (Oct. 11) and later John Rallis of Woodbine Mohawk Park and The Meadowlands joins to look at some of the state-bred Super Final action happening this weekend with Indiana's night of champions on Friday night at Harrah's Hoosier Park and Ontario's provincial finals on Saturday (Oct. 12) at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

Charlotte Greenway is in for Nick today and has the reaction from the opening day at Tattersalls Book 1 from yesterday’s big spender Kia Joorabchian of Amo Racing, who bought the top two lots and he explains his change in strategy to buying well-bred fillies. Newsells Park consigned the 4.4 million guineas filly sold to Amo Racing and their manager Julian Dollar gives his reaction as well as the man set to train the filly Ralph Beckett who also has news of his runners at Newmarket this weekend plus further reflection on Bluestocking’s Arc triumph. Jane Mangan is alongside Charlotte and reacts to all of this as well as previewing the Fillies Mile and the Dewhurst, this weekend’s two Group Ones and finally we get our weekly Hong Kong update from JA McGrath.

Nick and Charlotte collaborate on today's podcast, with analysis from Mirror journalist David Yates. Nick, monitoring the early action at Book One of the October Yearling Sale at Tattersalls, gets a snap reaction from one of the earliest buyers Conor Quirke, before - in conjunction with Weatherbys - an extended chat with Luca and Sara Cumani, whose Fittocks Stud is consigning some of the choice offerings this week. Meanwhile, Dave and Charlotte look ahead to the action at Newmarket this weekend, plus reflections on Arc in the company of Timeform's Dan Barber. Later in the show, Charlotte reports from the IFHA conference at Saint Cloud where she discusses integrity in racing with Chair Winfried Engelbrecht Bresges.

Nick is joined by the returning Lydia Hislop for news and comment on the best of the racing action from around the world. This edition, brought to you the morning after the 2024 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, features interviews with winning rider Rossa Ryan, and trainer Ralph Beckett. Also on the show, Kieran Shoemark reflects on first Group One for the Gosdens on Friendly Soul, while the trainer himself tells how Freddy Head was the inspiration for running the filly in the Prix de l'Opera. Owner/Breeder Jeffrey Hobby of Brightwalton Stud shares the thrill of winning the Abbaye with Makarova, while Lars Wilhelm Baumgarten explains the confusion over Fantastic Moon's Arc preparation. On the eve of Tattersalls Book One, Ballylinch's John O'Connor explains the success of Lope de Vega, and reflects on the victory of his latest star and Book One Grad Carl Spackler in the Coolmore Turf Mile.

PLUS... Lydia uncovers key information as regards the distribution of a portion of Levy Board funding which may well cause significant discomfort over the coming days.

Peter Thomas Fornatale and Jonathon Kinchen dive deep into the stakes races from the weekend, providing valuable insights as they prepare for the upcoming Breeders' Cup thoroughbred championships at Del Mar. They analyze key performances, including the impressive wins from horses like Citizen Bull in the American Pharoah and the standout Scythian in the Miss Grillo. The duo also discusses the implications of these results on future betting markets, identifying potential value as they look ahead to the big event. With a focus on both American and international contenders, they explore how recent races can impact the odds and expectations for the Breeders' Cup. Listeners can expect a thorough examination of each race, uncovering clues to help inform their betting strategies as the prestigious championships approach.

Takeaways:

• Peter Thomas Fornatale and Jonathon Kinchen discuss numerous stakes races leading up to the Breeders' Cup.
• Morning Line Club offers a unique investment opportunity in racehorse ownership and breeding.
• The Breeders' Cup is approaching, with many horses making their final preparations.
• Key races discussed include the Jockey Club Derby, Frizette, and Oak Leaf Stakes.
• Expert analysis on horses like Chancer McPatrick and East Avenue for the Juvenile .
• Betting markets are shifting, indicating potential value for savvy bettors ahead of the championships.

Links referenced in this episode:

• morninglineclub.com
• twinspires.com
• racingsymposium.com
• inthemoneypodcast.com
• tenstrikeracing.com