Hoof On the Till

By: Helen Thomas & Max Presnell
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  • A weeky look at Australian thoroughbred racing - focusing on the horses, their connections and tackling current issues within the industry. Hosts Max Presnell and Helen Thomas.
    Helen Thomas 2023
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Episodes
  • Spring23 Champions Day

    Spring23 Champions Day
    Nov 9 2023

    On our Spring23 season finale, we look ahead to the Champions Stakes with Duais' trainer Edward Cummings, whileJames Tsfaris lists nince 'cheapies' ;ining up in the three G1s - plus a detailed dissection of the MelbCup with HKJC's Greg Carpenter, Shelley Hancox & Jim McGrath....
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    36 mins
  • Spring23 Victoria Derby & Golden Eagle Day

    Spring23 Victoria Derby & Golden Eagle Day
    Nov 2 2023
    Young stayers and sprinters take centre stage at Flemington in the Derby & Coolmore Stud Stakes, while 20 fly with the $10 million Eagle at Rosehill & we speak with two prominent trainers, Lindsay Park's JD Hayes and WA's Simon Miller - as well as former elite jockey Corey Brown on the extraodinary 'star academy' of NSW apprentices and numbers cruncher Bren O'Brien counts Aus foals & broodmares...
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    32 mins
  • Spring23 W.S Cox Plate Day

    Spring23 W.S Cox Plate Day
    Oct 26 2023
    A passionate Shane Dye details his views on Australia's provovactive whip rules, as does commentator Shelley Hancox - while trainer Annabel Neasahm sheds light on her 'magic' with older horses like Zaaki, who she doesn't really see as old at all - and jockey Winona Costin evokes the remarkable spirit of the late Betty Lane, as she continues her career in Victoria...
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    39 mins

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