PTF and JK are back with a fun show that gives thoughts, tips, and analysis on the races of the Tropical Turf Pick Three for the Friday of Pegasus weekend, but also have plenty of applicable evergreen chatter about strategy and ticket construction.

The Tropical Turf Pick Three is one of the best bets going, with a 15% takeout and a $3 minimum, both of which favor the player. Listen along and play along!

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Loaded show to kick off a busy week!

It begins with Nick Tammaro stopping by as we look back at a fun Saturday of racing at Fair Grounds and start picking through the results of Kentucky Derby Future Pool 3, with thoughts on a whole bunch of runners and some speculation about the Bob Baffert triumvirate of Muth, Maymun, and Nysos.

Next up, Rich Rosa of Daily Racing Form is here to tell us about his new role and also about the PDJF benefit his band, Play Date, is doing at Boston Johnny's in Hollywood, Florida for Friday night Happy Hour (5-8). Come on by and join in the fun. There's no cover and no minimum but donations to the PDJF are encouraged and appreciated.

Peter Rotondo from 1/ST is up next with a detailed rundown of the wagering menu on Pegasus Day which includes extra bets and and all-graded-stakes Pick 5, as well as the Tropical Turf Pick Three, and a special edition of the 1/ST Coast-to-Coast bet.

Last but not least, JK and PTF play a round of Kentucky Derby Buy-Sell-Hold with thoughts on Fierceness, Sierra Leone, Locked, Track Phantom, Dornoch, Honor Marie, Timberlake, El Capi, and Carbone.

Nick is joined by Racing Post writer Jonathan harding to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. They get the latest from Lingfield, battling very cold temperatures, with clerk Stephanie Wethered, while Gary Moore joins the show to tell us about Editeur Du Gite's likely repeat should the Clarence House be restaged at Cheltenham. In an extensive interview with RCA CEO David Armstrong, Nick drills into a mixed set of racecourse attendance results from 2023, while broadcaster Lizzie Greenwood-Hughes joins the show to discuss the British Horse Society's road safety initiative, and Old Gold Racing's Ed Seyfried tells us how he's raising funds for Cervical Cancer Week and brings us an update on star mare Apple Away.

Nick is joined by Racing Post writer Maddy Playle to discuss the latest news and developments from around the racing world. Henry de Bromhead pays tribute to A Plus Tard while also suggesting a date for Envoi Allen at Thurles this weekend. The Clerks at Ascot, Taunton and Haydock have their say as to the weekend's weather prospects, while trainer Richard Hobson looks forward to Lingfield with stable star Fugitif. Ollie Greenall explains why Iroko is back in the Festival picture, while Tom Scudamore remembers owner Peter Deal, who died yesterday. Thady Gosden brings us news on Lord North, seeking a remarkable fourth win in the Dubai Turf in March, while Laura King has this week's update from the emirate. Ellerslie Park Executive GM Craig Baker tells Nick about NZ Racing's biggest ever development project.

Nick is joined by Jane Mangan to canter through today's racing headlines. They begin by getting the latest from the Clerks at frost bound Ascot, Lingfield, Haydock and Taunton, with prospects looking bleak for Saturday in Britain. Nick catches up with Gavin Cromwell on his Lingfield Sunday team, plus news on Flooring Porter and Vanillier. Bloodstock agent Johnny Hassett talks to Nick at length about the support he received from the racing community through his cancer treatment, while Sean Levey reports from this working holiday in Florida, and JA McGrath brings us the latest from Hong Kong.

PTF is back with Lawrence P. Roman, who talks about his time in the New York construction business and how he relates that to horse racing and the state of the game. Then he gives his thoughts on races 7, 8, and 10 today at Gulfstream Park.

PTF and JK are back with a fun show that gives thoughts, tips, and analysis on the races of the Tropical Turf Pick Three on Sunday but also have plenty of applicable evergreen chatter about strategy and ticket construction.

The Tropical Turf Pick Three is one of the best bets going, with a 15% takeout and a $3 minimum, both of which favor the player. Listen along and play along!

PTF and JK are back with a fun show that gives thoughts, tips, and analysis on the races of the Tropical Turf Pick Three but also have plenty of applicable evergreen chatter about strategy and ticket construction.

The Tropical Turf Pick Three is one of the best bets going, with a 15% takeout and a $3 minimum, both of which favor the player. Listen along and play along!

PTF kicks on with Nick Tammaro as they go a tangent about Houston sports before coming around to their planned topic: the Santa Anita Pick Six on Saturday.

Next up is Dustin Fabian from Xpressber/1/ST Racing as he gives us all the meaningful details about this year's Pegasus World Cup Betting Challenge, a great deal for players with $50,000 added to the pot by 1/ST. Learn more and sign up today at PWCBC.com.

Then we hear from JK with his very first Lane's End Legacy of the Week segment, focusing on Turn Up The Trees.

Lastly, PTF tests his poetry reading chops with his interpretation of Charles Bukowki's "Roll the Dice."

(You never know what you'll get on this show).