Pegasus Podcast

J.G. and Cookie chat with all-round gentleman of the turf, a jack of all trades who masters all of them too, Warren Moore on this week's Pegasus Podcast. Warren is Owners Liaison at MRC on race days, on the Board at Equine Pathways Australia, and a horse owner. He talks about how he got into the racing industry and looks forward to the Catanach's Jewellers MRC Foundation Race Day in which the Club is raising funds for Equine Pathways and 12 other charities through various fundraising initiatives.

Since returning to Melbourne after COVID put a halt on racing in Singapore, jockey Michael Rodd sits down to chat to J.G. and Cookie on his less than traditional entry into racing, his many stints overseas, the astonishing 43 Group 1 wins and his plans for spring.

J.G. and Cookie chat to the former face and former voice of Australian racing, Shane Anderson on this week's Pegasus Podcast. Before moving to Denmark, Anderson was a stalwart in racing media and tells the guys how his love for the sport developed and what he thinks is needed for racing to continue to evolve in Australia.

In this week's #PegasusPodcast, J.G. & Cookie chat to up-and-coming Caulfield trainer, Gemma Rielly, who reflects on the career of stable star, La Belle Jude and looks towards Tarcoola Diva's plans for spring. She discusses her latest interest, TED Talks & encourages the team to download the app and consume content that's good for the soul.

J.G. and Cookie chat to leading WA-based trainer Grant Williams from his Melbourne camp at Sutton Grange ahead of his spring campaign and his runners for Saturday's P.B. Lawrence Stakes Day. Also, a new tipping competition for MRC members, a few hot tips for the weekend and the perils of toasted sandwiches.

Today J.G. and Cookie are joined by one time auditor, budding poet, canny punter and presenter/ journalist/ reporter for Racing.com Grace Ramage. The team talk poetry, Phil Collins and stage 4 lockdown in Victoria, with a few hot tips thrown in to keep the spirits up.

JG and Cookie are joined by the incredibly well-travelled, well-read and well-rounded Marlee Horobin, from Australian Jumps Racing Association. After a week of great racing, the team look at the four and two-legged ones to watch at Ladbrokes Park this Sunday.

This week on the PegasusPodcast: A look behind the curtain into the "dark art" of racecourse management with MRC Racecourse Managers Jason Kerr and Tim Bailey and will the iso-beard survive the face mask mandate and more from Cookie and Jake "subtlety's not my thing" Norton.

JG and Cookie are back with expert commentary on the current issues including political posturing, the "muddy marvel" and whether the iso beard will survive in the age of the facemask. Joined by Jennifer Hughes, Racing Victoria's General Manager, Equine Welfare, who highlights the continued work in the industry including her role as Chair for the Equine Welfare Advisory Council.

JG and Cookie speak with Managing Director of Byerley Racing Club, Kate Sadler who redefines the ownership experience. A love for horses is in the Sadler family, however Kate wasn't set on a career in racing. After the enjoyment of syndicating Divine Chills with her brother in 2011, Kate was inspired to start the Club, a not-for-profit members-owned group comprising of 35 members and 5 current horses.