Right before Saratoga opening day, Acacia is joined by Tom Law from the Saratoga Special to share some great stories from The Spa over the years. She is then joined by bloodstock agent Alex Elliott following the Tattersalls July, and he gives a unique perspective on the market in England and some things to look forward to for the rest of the year.

Acacia is joined by Brad Weisbord, who has been involved in just about every aspect of the sales. He discusses their consignment Elite Race Sales, BSW/Crow Bloodstock, and private buys. Acacia is then joined by owner Billy Koch, who talks about his recent impressive 2-year-old winner, syndicates, and more.

With the 2-year-old sales season complete, Acacia catches up with Lucas Marquardt to talk about his company ThoroStride and some reflections on the sales season. She is also joined by owner and bloodstock agent Jeff Bloom who talks about buying horses, and, of course, Midnight Bisou.

With attention turned across the pond, Acacia is joined by Britney Eurton, who shares some memories from her experiences covering the Royal Ascot meeting. She is then joined by the Daily Racing Form's Nicole Russo, who talks about the 2-year-old sales season, aftercare, and more.

In the special Belmont Stakes edition of In the Ring, Acacia is joined by Jack Knowlton from Sackatoga Stable to reflect on last year's Belmont winner Tiz the Law, as well as their journey with Funny Cide. She then speaks to John Fradkin, owner and breeder of Preakness winner and one of this year's Belmont contenders, Rombauer.

This week, Acacia speaks to West Point Thoroughbreds COO Tom Bellhouse about some of their recent purchases at the Fasig Tipton Midatlantic sale, as well as runners coming up. She is also joined by Walker Hancock, President of Claiborne Farm, who gives some insight on their stallions, both new and established.

Acacia is joined by Fasig Tipton's Reed Ringler to discuss the upcoming Midatlantic 2-year-old in training sale. She is then joined by Cricket Goodall, Executive Director of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association.

In an episode dedicated to the Preakness Stakes weekend, Acacia speaks to David Fiske from Winchell Thoroughbreds about their runner Midnight Bourbon, as well as Three Diamonds Farm's Kirk Wycoff, who discusses his Black Eyed Susan entrant Army Wife. Maryland Jockey Club analyst Naomi Tukker then joins the show to help handicap the Preakness field from a pedigree standpoint.

On a special Kentucky Oaks/Derby edition of In the Ring, Acacia is joined by Jake Ballis to talk about his Oaks contender Pass the Champagne, and Mark Casse, who discusses his Derby runners Soup and Sandwich

Acacia talks with a couple of owners this week, both of whom started out owning racehorses with syndicates, and who coincidentally just partnered up on a horse together at the OBS April 2-year-old sale. Steven Rocco tells Acacia about his experiences with Team Valor and Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners, as well as his love for pedigrees and European racing. Rob Masiello then talks about starting out with West Point Thoroughbreds, and his current stable star Fiya, who is ready for the Twinspires Turf Sprint on the Kentucky Oaks undercard.