Jockey Reece Jones joins Miles Pfitzner on Midweek Racing, discussing how, despite a relucant start, his career in the industry is starting to blossom. Reece talks through his relationship with the O'Shea stable, and previews his rides at Canterbury today.

NSW-trainer John O'Shea joins Miles Pfitzner runs through the status of key runners in his stable ahead of the spring, including Maximal and Waihaha Falls. John also previews today's chances at Canterbury.

NSW-trainer James Cummings joins Miles Pfitzner to discuss the Godolphin stable's nominations for the Caulfield Cup and Cox Plate, and look ahead to today's runners at Canterbury.

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Tuesday edition of The Mounting Yard with Cam Luke and Josh Jenkins

Cam Luke fires up the Tuesday Mounting Yard with jockey Daniel Moor, discussing his shifting ambitions following his career-defining season that saw him break through with four Group One wins. Cam is also joined by jumps trainer Symon Wilde for a chat on the improved help of jumps racing, Playoffs co-owner Col McKenna to rejoice in yesterday's Darwin Cup success, and jocular trainer Barry Ratcliff after yesterday's win at Port Macquarie! Featuring the usual range of tipsters from across the country.

Cam Luke kicks off the Tuesday Mounting Yard with the top 5 things he'd like to see take place at the outset of the new season; from the return of abandoned traditions in jumps racing, to more opportunities abroad for Australia's best jockeys.

Kempsey-based trainer Barry Ratcliff joins Cam Luke to celebrate yesterday's opening day of the season win of Perkova at Port Macquarie, following which Barry promptly stole the headlines on Sky Racing!

Part-owner of Darwin Cup winner Playoffs, Col McKenna, joins Cam Luke to discuss yesterday's success, which has proved a great tonic after years of hard work and recent tragedy within trainer Gary Clarke's family. McKenna pays tribute to Clarke, Ciaron Maher, and lays out the plan for Playoffs going forward.

Jumps trainer Symon Wilde joins Cam Luke and backs his push for the return of jumps in the straight at Australian tracks, as well as discussing the improved health of jumps racing in the country.