Ciaron Maher Racing Assistant Trainer Johann Gerard-Dubord looks at the chances of the stable's runners over the next couple of days on Racing HQ with Dave Stanley.

Racing Manager for Bjorn Baker Racing, Luke Hilton runs though the chances of the stable's runners over the next couple of days.

Trainer Pat Webster looks at the chances of his Eagle Farm runners for Saturday on Racing HQ with Dave Stanley.

Trainer John Sargent looks at the chances of his runners at Hawkesbury and Wagga Wagga during the next couple of days on Racing HQ with Dave Stanley.

Trainer Corey Geran chats about the chances of Our Magnus in the Archer at Rockhampton on Racing HQ with Dave Stanley.

Jockey Chad Schofield looks at the chances of his rides at Wyong, Wagga Wagga and Hawkesbury over the next couple of days on Racing HQ with Dave Stanley.

Form expert Peter Ellis joins the show to provide a comprehensive look at today’s South Australian racing, with a primary focus on the midweek card

Renowned form analyst James Jordan joins the show to share his elite-level insights

Frazer Horton and the team at the William Farrer Hotel—affectionately known by locals as "The Faz"—are once again at the heart of the Wagga Wagga Gold Cup carnival action. As one of the city's premier racing supporters, the hotel serves as the unofficial hub for the two-day event, kicking off the festivities with their traditional Calcutta Night to build the hype before the first gates crash open. This year, "The Faz" is the place to be for both the pre-race build-up and the post-track celebrations, hosting the Official Tanqueray Lounge After-Party on Friday night. With live entertainment from local favorites and a "Big Punters Club" atmosphere in the front bar, Frazer ensures the hotel provides the perfect bridge between the Murrumbidgee Turf Club and the Wagga CBD, making it the essential home base for owners, trainers, and punters throughout the carnival.

Paul Joice looks at todays major QLD meeting.