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Will Freedman on the costs of training, plus changes at the ATC, the decline of 2YOs and racing's appeal to bookies
This week's edition of Straight Talk with Bren O'Brien and Tim Rowe, sponsored by Inglis and Darley, explores the latest changes in the Australian Turf Club's leadership as chairman Tim Hale and vice-chair Caroline Searcy take the helm. Our hosts delve into the ramifications of these changes and the ongoing challenges faced by the club.
An extensive discussion with trainer Will Freedman provides an in-depth look at the financial challenges of horse training and the rising costs involved. Freedman shares insights on the intricacies of managing a stable and the impact of substantial labor costs in the racing industry.
The episode also investigates the worrying trend of declining participation in two-year-old racing in Australia, examining possible causes and consequences for the bloodstock sector. Additionally, the team highlights the achievements of top sires and assesses the continuous evolution of the digital market in trading bloodstock.
In the wagering segment, debates arise on the preferences of bookmakers and how international racing influences the Australian betting landscape. Join Bren and Tim as they unpack these pressing issues and their implications for the future of the racing industry.
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By The Straight Media Pty LtdThis week's edition of Straight Talk with Bren O'Brien and Tim Rowe, sponsored by Inglis and Darley, explores the latest changes in the Australian Turf Club's leadership as chairman Tim Hale and vice-chair Caroline Searcy take the helm. Our hosts delve into the ramifications of these changes and the ongoing challenges faced by the club.
An extensive discussion with trainer Will Freedman provides an in-depth look at the financial challenges of horse training and the rising costs involved. Freedman shares insights on the intricacies of managing a stable and the impact of substantial labor costs in the racing industry.
The episode also investigates the worrying trend of declining participation in two-year-old racing in Australia, examining possible causes and consequences for the bloodstock sector. Additionally, the team highlights the achievements of top sires and assesses the continuous evolution of the digital market in trading bloodstock.
In the wagering segment, debates arise on the preferences of bookmakers and how international racing influences the Australian betting landscape. Join Bren and Tim as they unpack these pressing issues and their implications for the future of the racing industry.