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Trainer Mark Newnham joins Andrew Bensley to chat about his team at Canterbury today. We also get an update on his Melbourne Cup Carnival runners including HARMONY ROSE and SPLINTEX.

Jockey Ben Allen joins Andrew Bensley to chat about his Bendigo Cup mount AMADE. We chat about how he is likely to measure up and just what Ben thought about his run in the Geelong Cup.

Trainer Andrew Forsman joins Andrew Bensley to chat about the horror draw of his galloper AEGON in the Golden Eagle this Saturday. We also chat and get an update about the Baker/Forsman Melbourne Cup representative, THE CHOSEN ONE.

Trainer Maddie Raymond joins Andrew Bensley to chat about her stable star WENTWOOD ahead of his run in today's Bendigo Cup.

On today's Spring Racing Breakfast, Cam Luke and Simon O'Donnell have a big discussion around Floating Artist's chances in the Melbourne Cup, which eventually results in another wager between the two. They also pose the question of Floating Artist's chances to the listeners, Sportsbet's Patty Garschagen joins the show to weigh in on the debate, and he also gives a preview of other Melbourne Cup runners. And to cap off the show, the brutally honest Matt Chapman phones in from London to give his take on the internationals in the Cox Plate and the Melbourne Cup, and explains which trainer he thinks is Australia's equivalent of Jesus.

Matt Chapman phones into The Spring Racing Breakfast all the way from London, and as always, the brutally honest racing analyst has plenty to say about the biggest issues in Australian racing. He also speaks about his reaction when State Of Rest won the Cox Plate and explains why he thinks Peter Moody is Australia's equivalent of Jesus.

Sportsbet's Patty Garschagen joins the Spring Racing Breakfast once again, and this time he's given the task of settling a couple of Cam and Scoob's debates around two prolific horses. He also gives a preview for the runners in the Melbourne Cup and reveals who he thinks is in for a big race.

Cam Luke and Simon O'Donnell discuss the new measures Racing Victoria have in place to ensure the safety of international horses at the Melbourne Spring Carnival and explain why it's probably doing more harm than good.

Cam Luke believes Maher and Eustace's gelding Floating Artist is in for a big run in the Melbourne Cup, if it's in the final field. Scoob believes it's absolutely no chance and the debate that ensues results in another wager between the Spring Racing Breakfast duo.

Catch up on Tomorrow's Markets with Campbell Brown and Sam Hyland taking a look at the Quaddie Legs at Bendigo tomorrow!