Cambridge trainers David and Emma-Lee Browne have plenty to look forward too after progressive stayer Gone West displayed a picture perfect performance at Ellerslie on Tuesday. In light of Emma-Lee’s latest success we learn more about what it takes to raise a family while training a team of horses that may end up ticking off a few goals from her bucket list.

As the fiercely contested race draws near expat Kiwi Mike Moroney joins the show to reminisce his historic Melbourne Cup victory two decades ago with the regally bred gelding Brew. Mike explains an interesting tale behind the win and now has his sights set on his next big goal.

Racing thoroughbreds was inevitable for Te Awamutu based trainer Debbie Sweeney having learnt most of her craft from father and former co-trainer Graeme Sanders before going solo, Debbie offers some insight into the recent Breeze Up preparations and how she successfully runs a training establishment while balancing work and family life.

New Zealand Bloodstock Sales Manager Danny Rolston joins the show to analyse an exciting catalogue of two-year-olds who will go under the hammer at the upcoming Ready to Run Sales. Danny talks a little bit more about his varied role and how the effects of Covid-19 forced innovative thinking to enhance buyer experience.

Zame Partnership co-founder, Bart Zame, is becoming familiar with that winning feeling after rising star galloper Aegon stormed home to seize the Group 2 Hawkes Bay Guineas, Emily caught up with Bart to find out what sparked an immediate interest in racing and how the partnership came about as they look to pull off another big win.

Kiwi jockey Samantha Collett continued to showcase her riding talents after claiming her 800th winner aboard Supreme Heights at New Plymouth on Saturday. Emily checks in with Sam to learn more about her time in the sport; family ties; and noteworthy advice when pursuing a career in racing.

While the current global situation daunts the minds of many it’s only fitting to reflect on the positives and look forward to the activity of the new season.

Emily caught up with Westbury’s General Manager Russell Warwick for a post-season recap; coping with running a successful operation through a global pandemic; and how taking a proactive approach now will shape the future of racing.

A shock win has left emotions running high for the connections of Tarzino Trophy winner Callsign Mav after dominating his rivals in the first Group 1 of the season, Emily caught up with trainer and co-owner John Bary who reflects on the outsiders upsetting victory and an early involvement that has led to recent success.

On the show this week is international racing expert Andrew Hawkins who gives a brief analysis of potential Melbourne Cup contenders and how Australia's most famous race is taking shape due a widespread pandemic, Hawkins touches on his diverse roles within the industry and some simple advise for people looking to pursue a career in racing.

A relationship spanning 20 years and a new alliance has seen Kris Shailer relish in recent success after scoring double at Te Rapa on Saturday alongside prominent trainer Stephen Autridge as co-trainers, Shailer reflects on his diverse career within the industry and looks forward to what they can achieve on the track.