It’s Turnbull Stakes Day — and there more Group 1s than we know what to do with. Grace got off to an absolute flyer last week, tipping winners up and down the card… the boys, erm, not-so-much. But as SD always says, there’s no rear vision mirror on the good ship - TWNC - only a windscreen. With that in mind, the team look to bounce back as they preview all the best racing from Flemington and Randwick. The team dissect the Turnbull Stakes before turning the earlier races at HQ, before heading north of the border to preview all the Group 1s from a thrilling day of racing at Randwick. Last Max challenged Grace to get out a ear-catching analogy in one of her pre-race crosses — find out this week if she managed it! And find out what Nic has got to say this week - save to say it’s a doozy. The team go Around The Country, and SD gives us a masterclass on how to win a protest. All that and a whole heap more on a thrilling episode of Three Wide, No Cover!

Grace and SD are back -- and while the team farewell Jules and Paddy, who head off to fresh pastures and new challenges -- they also welcome Nic 'The Cashman' Ashman, and Sportsbet stalwart Max 'Bloodstock Heir' Price. The team deep dive into this weekend's racing from Sandown before heading north of the border to cast their eyes over the Golden Rose. Max has a challenge for Grace -- he wants her to slip an ear-catching phrase into one of her next pre-race crosses. The team are also keen to take on an ownership stake in a promising young filly with up and coming bloodstock agents Spud Stud. All that -- plus all your usual faves -- Around The Country, The Quaddie, The Cashman and more!

Benny and Jules review all the results from an interesting day of racing at Sandown. Some big names went round on Saturday, with some performing up to expectation, some vastly exceeding it and others falling well short of what the market was expecting. Jules has nevertheless found a race to follow and a Blackbooker and Benny is keen to back half the field out of one particular race. All that and a whole heap more on the final episode of The Money Men for this prep. But never fear, the boys will be back after a freshen up, primed and ready to review every major race day of The Spring.

Jules and Benny dissect all results from a thrilling day of racing from Eagle Farm. Stradbroke Day saw a racing redemption story for the ages with Alligator Blood making his triumphant return in the Straddie. And Benny reckons he can explain the victory with one simple rule. Jules reckons Sheeza Belter could go on to be a key player in the Spring — and the boys talk to which race her camp might be targeting following her maiden Group One victory. The team try to work out why Zaaki’s conqueror, Huetor turned in such a flat one in the Q22, before analysing where the beaten brigade might head to next. All that and some nuggets to take forward during The Money Men’s spell from the airwaves. We’ll see you all in The Spring, ready and raring for another big prep.

SD steps in to captain the good ship TWNC this week with Grace making waves in the UK. Big Nic Ashman joins the team to deep dive into all the best racing from Eagle Farm. The boys tear apart the Stradbroke — and nobody ends up tipping anything in single figures! SD breaks down the big race tactics in Marshall Law before the team take a look at the JJ Atkins, Q22, Brisbane Cup and the Dane Ripper Stakes. The Cashman gives his best bets of the weekend, then Julesy tells us who to back now and who to back later in The Price Is Wrong. Then — we farewell one of our team members who is heading overseas to take on the northern hemisphere racing pundits. All that, and more, in the final episode of the season. But worry not punters, your favourite racing show will be be with vengeance in the Spring!

Julesy and Benny review the weekend racing from Flemington. It was a tricky day for punters, with many fancied runners not seeming to turn in their best performances, but Jules and Benny reckon the old rules of punting were there for all to see. The boys also think they may have seen a special runner in the last -- but which race will it be targeting in the Spring?

Jules and Benny deep dive into all the racing from Eagle Farm -- and there was plenty to dissect from what turned out to be a really good 'down' weekend for the Queensland Carnival. Gypsy Goddess showed she will be a force to be reckoned with going into the major races in the Spring with a dominant display in the Guineas. In fact, that performance left Mr Clifton so impressed he makes a bold pronouncement as to the fillie's chances in one the biggest races of the Spring. Jules is busy pondering where next for every runner in the last race of the day. All that plus trash and treasure and a couple of races to follow.

In a rip-roaring edition of Three Wide, No Cover - the team deep dive into the Queensland Oaks. Paddy is keen, despite SD and Jules’s warnings, on the swooper Gypsy Goddess. But given the likely race shape — where are the others looking? Paddy has taken issue with an Irish race caller after his lacklustre call of a $301 winner, and he’s got one of Australia’s most iconic callers to show those useless Northern Hemisphere callers how its done. The Cashman is back, plus Julesy tells us who to back now and who to back later in The Price Is Wrong. He’s also tracked down a black booker in Through The Roof. All that plus a whole heap more in the penultimate show of the year.

It was a tricky day for punters at Caulfield -- with horses winning from all over and at odds. Jules has finally had to admit defeat on Whipcrackers Way, Benny has excuses for Generation -- but the team have questions as to where Jigsaw goes next. Julesy has found a couple of Blackbookers including one who he thinks we'll get a big, big price for in its next start.

Jules and Benny review a massive day of racing from Eagle Farm with circumstances conspiring to see the Doomben 10,000 and QLD Derby run on the same day. Zaaki was bested in the upset of the day, but can his conquerer Heutor go on to be a key player in the Spring? Benny has a firm opinion of QLD Derby victor Pinarello -- but will Julesy agree? The team have also got some key tips for punters looking to take the form forward from the Sire's Produce and the Fred Best.