PTF is here with Double D (Darren DeLucia) as they go over a trip of maiden races on the Sunday Monmouth card, where there is an in-person only NHC qualifier.

For more coverage of MTH on Sunday, make sure to read Eric Solomon's free write-up on the In the Money website and check out our in-depth In the Money Plus coverage as well.

With the Belmont Stakes on the horizon, Acacia is joined by Price Bell, General Manager of Mill Ridge Farm, who consigned Preakness winner and Belmont Stakes contender Seize the Grey. She then speaks to Centennial Farm's Don Little, who owns Peter Pan winner and Belmont Stakes contender Antiquarian.

PTF and JK go over the last six races for Saturday, June 1, Monmouth’s Pick Your Prize contest You can play Pick Your Prize live at Monmouth or online with TVG or Xpressbet. For more information, go here.

The show kicks off with PTF and Jay Coatta, recent winner of the Gold Cup Challenge, talking about Santa Anita's racing on Saturday.

Next up, Eric Solomon is here with thoughts on Churchill Downs' stakes-festooned card.

Mike Pribozie drops by with thoughts, tips, and analysis on a quartet of stakes races from Woodbine.

Last but not least, Donna Brothers gives us the scoop on the super fun sounding Embrace the Belmont event in Saratoga next Tuesday night.

This week on the Harness Players' Podcast, Ray Cotolo and Mike Pribozie talk the North America Cup prep events as Woodbine Mohawk Park hosts two divisions of the Somebeachsomewhere Stakes on Saturday, June 1. Woodbine Mohawk Park will also host the opening round of the Graduate Series for 4-year-olds as well as the second leg of the Miss Versatility.

Later in the show, Ray and Mike are joined by Anthony MacDonald, founder of TheStable.ca, to talk about the group's upcoming Open House at Northfield Park on Sunday, June 2.

Billy and Michelle catch up with owner and breeder Joe McCloskey!

Hello and welcome to a new podcast from The Jockey Club and In the Money Media.

In this first episode, hosts Shannon Kelly and Peter Thomas Formatale are joined by The Jockey Club’s Associate Registrar Lori Johnson, to discuss the process of registering a thoroughbred. Then Jaime Roth, of LNJ Foxwoods, drops by to discuss the “method behind the madness” of her naming process with details about her love of familial lines, pop culture, art and sport all become evident in the names she chooses. She has 150 names on reserve and runs us through some of her favorites. Finally, Tom Durkin takes the story full circle, and tells us how the name on paper comes alive in his legendary race calls.

PTF kicks off the show by talking with Brian Skirka about the current Monmouth meet and Saturday's Pick Your Prize contest. To download the contest brochure, click here or contact Brian by email at [email protected] or phone at 732-571-6595. Note that Monmouth also have an in-person only Sunday NHC qualifier you can read about here.

Next up, In the Money's own Will Humphrey is here to go over races of interest from the weekend with an emphasis on the graded stakes from Santa Anita Monday with thoughts on World Record, Eagles Flight, Anisette, Olivia Maralda, Ruby Nell, Mr. Fisk, Reincarnate, Judge Miller, Johannes, Funtastic Again and many more.

Last but not least, the TOC's Gary Fenton drops by with an update on the state of racing in Northern California and some details on the upcoming Little Red Feather Cares contest which is happening on Sunday, August 12.

On this special Monday show for Memorial Day Weekend, Mike Pribozie and Justin Christein preview the Late Pick Four sequence at Santa Anita. These are part of the $1,500 Santa Anita Gold Cup Challenge hosted throughout the day's card. Learn more about the contest through www.xpressbet.com/sap-1500-challenge-5-29-23.

This week the Harness Players' Podcast goes abroad for a stellar weekend of racing over at Solvalla Racecourse in Stockholm, Sweden. Edison Hatter hosts live from Sweden to discuss the jam-packed festival of racing headlined by the Elitlopp on Sunday, May 26. Joining Edison to breakdown the big action are Mike Pribozie, Thomas Svensen and Ray Cotolo.