Grace, Jules and SD preview all the best racing from this upcoming weekend, including an in-depth look at the time-honoured Ballarat Cup. The meeting has traditionally been a tough one for punters, and anyone looking to get an edge should be paying close attention to Jules's track report. SD breaks down the big race tactics in Marshall Law, and the team look at the group one Railway at Ascot. There's Around The Country for punters looking for some good things going round on Saturday and a Quaddie to round things out. How bloody good!

Jules and SD review Cranbourne Cup day. The team pick apart the Cup and wonder whether any of the day's better performers might target some of the remaining country cups. Jules reckons Lyrical Lad is set to go through the roof and the team look to see if April Rain has any legitimate excuses.

Grace, Jules and SD preview all the racing on Cranbourne Cup Day, following a huge Spring Carnival Campaign. Prime Time Pat is M.I.A. once again, and despite an impaired Vallance, the show must go on. The Cranbourne Cup looks wide open this year, JV loves the look of the favourite (Our Playboy) but can’t shy away from the value of another runner - and SD fancies one even further down the page. All that - plus Marshall Law, Through The Roof, Round The Country and a whole heap more!

Jules and Benny reviews Stakes Day -- and Jules has found Blackbookers galore in the early races. The boys have some ideas where Chaillot might head. Jules reckons he's found the winner of the Pakenham Cup and the boys wax lyrical on the might and the power that is Nature Strip.

Grace, Jules, SD and Prime Time Paddy preview the final day of the Flemington Carnival. Jules is willing to forgive Zaaki's failure in the Caulfield Stakes and isn't even dissuaded by his dramatic scratching in the Cox Plate -- he's nervous for sure, but the man with the tan claims Annabel Neasham's runner is still the one to beat. But the rest of the panel have found chances they'd rather be with. In the Darley Sprint, JV highlights the only chinks in Nature Strip's armour, and Prime Time has found some value in a potential place getter. SD and Paddy have alighted on the same runner at double-figure odds in the Chatham, but Grace is highly sceptical of the big lad's selection in the Matriarch. All that, plus all your usual faves: Around The Country, The Price Is Wrong and The Quaddie.

Jules and Benny review all the action from a thrilling Derby Day. The boys tipped Hitotsu in their Spring Futures Show at $41, and sure enough, the Maher and Eustace colt, who won a Donald maiden two starts ago, powered to the line for a scintillating victory in the Derby. We relive Home Affairs' emphatic victory in the Coolmore, which Jules imagines may be his swan song -- stud duties surely awaiting the Waller three-year-old. Benny has a blackbooker and the Jules has some words of wisdom for punters looking to take the form forward from this weekend.

Grace, SD, Jules and Paddy review every runner in this year’s Melbourne Cup. The team take an in-depth look at the top of the market, including some inside mail SD has regarding the health of top Northern Hemisphere stayer Spanish Mission. Paddy and Jules are bullish on Incentivise’s chances to defy history and win with a big weight. Grace has also got her eye on another International raider. The team also give us their best roughies in the race and those we can afford to ignore.

Grace, Jules, SD and Paddy preview the greatest Saturday on the racing calendar, Derby Day. The team dissect what looks to be a thrilling edition of the Derby, and miraculously there appears to be a modicum of consensus as to the most likely winner of the 2021 running! But that’s where the alignment ends, as the team venture in different directions for the majority of the remaining Group Ones. Paddy is ‘grotesquely confident’ in a runner in the Empire Rose, and Jules’s best bet of the day is currently paying $21. All that, plus the team go Around The Country, put together a Derby Day Quaddie and there’s even time for The Best Ever and Ride Of The Week.

Jules and Benny review a controversial Cox Plate day after boom Godolphin three-year-old Anamoe was pipped by the O'Brien international raider State Of Rest. The boys discuss the protest -- and the form lines punters can take forward from a Cox Plate that compares with some of the best run in recent years. Jules has found a couple of Blackbookers who will look to target races in the Flemington Carnival and Benny has some warnings for punters looking to take too much out of early races.

Grace, SD, and Jules welcome back prime time Paddy from a spell, and the big man is coming in hot off a sterling tipping performance last week, with a special present for Jules. SD then takes us through the big race tactics ahead of the Cox Plate, in Marshall Law. The team preview all the biggest races at Moonee Valley, before going Around The Country, cracking into The Qauddie and Paddy has some rapid-fire questions for the experts in a new segment called Fact Or Fiction.