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Dan Huddy was in the hosts chair for Summer Bensley with Lachy Neindorf chatting about his two runners at Hamilton today. Robbie Griffiths from the Griffith and De Kock stable joined Dan to chat about their runners out at Hamilton. Dan also caught up with Country Racing's Maggie Payne to chat about a big weekend of country cups and Butch Castles about the abandonment of Trentham. The Early Crow to find you plenty of winners across chasing, pacing and racing and Lochie Taylor reviewed the last three weeks of the TABTouch Masters Series over in Western Australia.

Lochie Taylor from the famous Taylor family in Western Australia joined Dan Huddy to sum up TABTouch Masters Series in Perth over the last three weeks at Ascot including the Winterbottom and Kingston Classic

Meetings in Hamilton, Dubbo, Cairns, Healesville, Geelong, Bulli, Warragul, Lismore, Gosford and Albion Park across chasing, pacing and racing with The Early Crow

Butch Castles joined Dan Huddy to chat about the Trentham abandonment over the weekend and the racing at Te Rapa this weekend

Country Racing's Maggie Payne joined Dan Huddy on Summer Bensley to chat about last weekends country racing and previewing the Christmas racing and Boxing Day meets

Robbie Griffiths joined Dan Huddy on Summer Bensley to chat about his new partnership with Mathew De Kock. They spoke about Abreha and Beswizzled's chances at Hamilton today.

South Australia jockey Lachy Neindorf joined Dan Huddy on his move to Victoria from SA. His side hustle outside of racing in appliances and his two rides at Hamilton today in Viking Rebel and Madam Cha Cha

Peter Vlahos is joined by Perth Glory's Antonee Burke-Gilroy after their big win over Melbourne Victory, Perth Wildcats Basketball Ops GM Danny Mills after their win against the 36ers, Mal Brown to remember the life of Percy Johnson, and Brit Taylor to wrap up the Tabtouch Masters Series.

Danny Mills joins Peter Vlahos after the Wildcats posted an opening weekend NBL win against the Adelaide 36ers.

Mal Brown joins Peter Vlahos to remember the life of WA Football Hall of Fame Member Peter Johnson, who passed late last week aged 88.