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Another huge episode of Inside Running with Darren, Digby and Scott previewing the 9 race card at Belmont, today headlined by the Group 3 Seacorp Hyperion Stakes. The lads were also joined by acting Chief Racing Officer David Hunter to discuss the announcement of WA's newest racing carnival, The Pinnacles.
Tom Buchanan promoting the Ride For Ahlia 2022, raising money for an important cause close to his heart.
Brad Hardie joins Tim and Digby to discuss their thoughts for every game of the shortened AFL round as Thursday night football returns.
Brad Hardie joins Tim and Digby to discuss their thoughts for every game of the shortened AFL round as Thursday night football returns.
The West Australian's Steve Butler gives his thoughts for tonight's AFL clash between Richmond and Port, AFL milestones and AFLW coaching appointments.
The latest WA Racing Hall Of Fame inductee Alan Parker talks about his love for the harness industry and his famous database that would be the envy of almost every other racing jurisdiction.
NRL expert James Sullivan recaps Origin game one and says the Blues might need to make a bold call at team selection.
Adam Hamilton on the news that broke last night about Soho Tribeca's comeback to racing. Trainer Ray Williams also joins the show and discusses his team over the next few days.
Digby, Darren and Michael Heaton speak with trainer Trevor Andrews and talk through the form for today's meeting at Belmont.
Trainer Robert Heathcote talks about his trio of Stradbroke chances which includes Rothfire.
David Hunter will be the acting General Manager of Racing at RWWA for six months after the departure of Charlotte Mills.
Fremantle Dockers defender turned forward Griffin Logue discusses the club's expectations on players after Michael Frederick's ban, his move forward and Nat Fyfe's return.
FOX League commentator Matt Russell is giving Qld a big chance of causing an upset in State Of Origin game one tonight.
Mark Hunter, Chris Nelson and Brad Davidson talk through their quaddie suggestions for racing at Sale, Doomben and Canterbury today.
Matt Young chats with regulars Russell Betts and Chris Barsby while looking for winners with Michael Young at Gloucester Park and a feature interview with comeback winner Colin Reeves.
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The old saying goes, you remember the losses more than the wins, that's certainly the case for owner Maureen Edwards who spoke about WA Racing Hall of Fame inductee La Trice.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie says the jungle drums are beating when it comes to Ben Rutten's tenure as the Essendon Football Club's head coach.
WA Racing Update with Julio Santarelli who looks at a fantastic edition of the Belmont Guineas.
Oscar Allen details Jai Culley's first weekend with the West Coast Eagles and why he's spending a lot of time in the coaches box.
Sydney Morning Herald cricket writer Tom Decent discussing Australia's trip to Sri Lanka which begins tonight with an ODI.
WPGA Tour Of Australasia CEO Karen Lunn speaks about the maturity of Minjee Lee who won her second career golf major over the weekend.
Richard Humphries, Jesse Earnshaw and Jason Lincoln were all guest on this morning's episode.
Fremantle's big win against the Brisbane Lions, State of Origin and Minjee Lee; it was all covered by Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Richard Haynes and Tony Jones.
All the sporting news from over the weekend with The West Australian reporter Steve Butler
Brett Lenton's tips for Northam. Richie Bell's (04:30) preview for WA Day Cup at Northam, and Hayden King's (13:30) thoughts on Harness Racing at Pinjarra.
Chief Football Writer at The West Australian and coach of Peel Thunder joined Tim and Digby to talk WA Football.
Tennis writer Courtney Walsh live from Paris after Rafael Nadal's 14th triumph in the French Open.
Tune into Inside Running on Saturday morning when Darren McAullay, Digby Beacham and special guest Michael Heaton go through the nine event card at Belmont Park featuring the listed Raconteur Stakes.
Alex Vlahos was joined by Michael Heaton and Lochie Taylor to review yesterday's Belmont Park meeting.
This morning Alex Vlahos and Shortte caught up with James Sully Sullivan for NRL news, Harry Buchanan (13:00) for his thoughts on greyhound racing this weekend, Racetrack Ralphy (23:00) to review yesterday's Flemington meeting. Paul Joice (34:45) recapped Eagle Farm, Brad Hardie (43:45) for sporting & AFL news, Michael Grantham (1:06:00) and Brett Lenton (1:18:45).
Winter Cup heats highlight the weekend of WA chasing on Saturday night, Shorttey and Pete discuss all the form for the meeting and also look at Mandurah Friday.
Trainers Gary Hall Snr and Ross Olivieri are special guests with Glen, Richie and Trent talking through all the form for tonight's Gloucester Park meeting.
Guests this morning included Caroline Jennings, David Vandyke, Matthew Hoysted, Grahame Begg, Grant Williams, Neville Parnham,Todd Harvey, Brad Parnham and Dan Morton.
Brad Davidson, Chris Nelson and Ron Dufficy discuss the form for Flemington, Eagle Farm and Rosehill respectively.
David Shortte hosts a trip around Australia to find the best greyhound bets with Harry Buchanan, Joe Lanutti, Neil Brown, Shaun Mathieson and Tim Newbold.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie gives his tips for he upcoming round of football, the first that incorporates the midseason byes.
The West Australian's Steve Butler talks about Ray Warren's retirement, Rafael Nadal's remarkable French Open run and highlights some big AFL milestones.
The West Australian's Steve Butler talks about Ray Warren's retirement, Rafael Nadal's remarkable French Open run and highlights some big AFL milestones.
Jockey Pat Carbery explains his decision to ride Above The Peg in Saturday's Raconteur Stakes and touches on the remainder of his rides.
WA Racing Hall Of Fame inductee Mark Sestich joins Tim and Digby in-studio to talk with immense pride about his well-deserved induction.
NRL expert James Sullivan is a little puzzled by the NSW State Of Origin team selection and he also gives his thoughts on this weekend's NRL games.
Harness racing expert Adam Hamilton has an update on Lochinvar Art, looks to Melton Saturday night and touches on some of the stars at Gloucester Park tomorrow.
Scott and Diggers dissect all the form for racing today at Belmont with eight races on the program. Special guest Taj Dyson also joined the preview to look at his rides.
Tennis writer Courtney Walsh live from the French Open straight after Rafael Nadal's epic quarter final win over Novak Djokovic.
The West Australian's Steve Butler chats about Nat Fyfe's return through the WAFL, the mid-season draft and Jai Hindley.
Fremantle Docker Griffin Logue explains how his move from defence to the forward line came about against Melbourne.
Owner-breeder Bob Peters says there isn't a big gap between Devoted and last year's Raconteur winner Graceful Girl at this stage of their careers.
Warren Huntly, Chris Nelson and Brad Davidson give their best bets for Sandown, Doomben and Warwick Farm for Wednesday racing.
Matt Young chats harness racing with regulars Russell Betts and Chris Barsby who has all the latest national news. Special guests included drivers Emily Suvaljko, Kyle Symington and Donald Harper to look for winners tonight at Gloucester Park.
Robyn McSweeney joins The Sports Daily to discuss her late great grandfather's induction into the WA Racing Hall Of Fame, Albert Cockram.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie says the pressure is really mounting on Adam Simpson at West Coast and predicts Nat Fyfe to start on the wing.
Julio Santarelli with a comprehensive news update on WA Racing after Belmont Sprint weekend and looking forward to the Raconteur.
West Coast Eagle Oscar Allen says there were positives to take from the weekend's performance in the first half of Saturday's big loss.
Australian Cricketer Cam Green can't wait for test cricket to return to Perth. It was announced yesterday that Optus Stadium would kick-off the summer against West Indies.
Melbourne Racing Club Chairman Peter Le Grand outlines the plans for a new inner track at The Heath.
RWWA's Charlotte Mills, Steve Shinners and Luke Gatehouse discuss chasing, both locally and in Qld, with Peter O'Neil and Leia Ernest.
Tennis expert Courtney Walsh live from Paris ahead of a mouthwatering quarter final lineup at the French Open.
Trainer Lindsey Smith says there is still improvement in God Has Chosen heading to the Hyperion Stakes and Peter Snowden says a decision on Sheeza Belter heading to the JJ Atkins will be made this week.
Taylor Courtland and Steve Butler join The Sports Daily to discuss their midseason AFL report cards, Fremantle's monster win and West Coast's insipid performance Saturday night.
Fremantle's big win at the 'G, Collingwood and Carlton in front of 80,000 and some big developments at Racing Victoria, it was all covered by Matt Stewart, Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Richard Haynes and Tony Jones.
Alex Vlahos was joined by Lochie Taylor and Michael Heaton to review the huge 10 race card from Belmont Park yesterday, including the Group 3 Furphy Belmont Sprint.
On this morning's show Alex Vlahos and Brad Hardie caught up with James Sully Sullivan for NRL news, Harry Buchanan (10:15) for his thoughts on greyhound racing this weekend, Paul Joice (16:00) for his review of the Eagle Farm meeting and Racetrack Ralphy (27:45) for his look at Caulfield yesterday. In the second hour the boys caught up with William Pike (35:45) to chat about his ride aboard Sheeza Belter at Eagle Farm yesterday, Simon Hill (45:15) chatted about the success of Western United in A-League soccer and Courtney Walsh (52:45) spoke to Alex live from Rolland Garros about the French Open.
Tune into Inside Running on Saturday morning when Darren McAullay, Digby Beacham and Scott Embry go through the big ten event card at Belmont Park featuring the Group 3 Furphy Belmont Sprint. A capacity line up of 16 runners should face the starter with Red Can Man a short priced favourite. The Steve Wolfe trained galloper deserves favouritism following seconds behind Elite Street in the Northam Stakes and the Roma Cup, both at Group 3 level. He has won over 1400m previously, firstly in the Fairetha as a 3yo and the following year in the H.G. Bolton Sprint. Valour Road, Platoon, Tellem Were Coming, God Has Chosen and Amasenus appear serious contenders. The meeting has plenty of depth and weather conditions appear perfect for a great day’s racing. Best of luck finding the winners, hopefully the Inside Running team can assist along the way.
Peter O'Neill, Callum Robson and David Shortte team up to discuss all the form for chasing in WA over the next two nights, highlighted by the WA Oaks at Cannington on Saturday.
Shannon Suvaljko and Chris Lewis join the preview team as special guests to talk through all the form at Gloucester Park tonight.
Guests this morning looking at their weekend chances were Todd Pollard, Sterling Alexiou, Lance O’Sullivan, John Sadler, Mark Walker, Steve Wolfe, Simon Miller, Brett Pope, Jeremy Easthope and Darryn Pateman.
Chris Nelson for Eagle Farm and Ron Dufficy for Randwick give their best bets and quaddie suggestions for Saturday racing. Deane Lester was a late scratching but sent his tips through.
David Shortte hosts a trip around Australia to find all the best bets in the world of greyhound chasing with form experts Harry Buchanan, Joe Lanutti, Neil Brown, Shaun Mathieson and Tim Newbold.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie talks through all nine games this round to find you some winners.
The Races WA Julio Santarelli chats WA Racing include a look at Saturday's Belmont Sprint.
RWWA CEO Ian Edwards explains WA racing will receive its biggest-ever uplift with a three-year financial commitment, which will see an extra $30 million in recurring funding by 2025.
The Melbourne Storm are looking to bounce back after a rough fortnight, our NRL expert James Sullivan gives his thoughts on all games for the round.
Adam Hamilton chats about WA Cup winner Wildwest and his team McCarthy debut. Trainer Mike Reed talks up the chances of a returning pacer at Gloucester Park Friday.
Perth Racing track manager Brett Sipthorpe with an update on the Belmont track before Scott, Darren and Digby dive into the form for all eight races today.
Trainer Stephanie Bakranich is confident the 1400m of Saturday's Belmont Sprint won't be an issue for Nerodio who steps out to the seven furlongs for the first time.
Fremantle Dockers defender Griffin Logue says Justin Longmuir's comment about the club getting ahead of themselves was a fair one.
Yulong Investments Chief Operating Officer Sam Fairgray says it's more than likely we'll see Tofane race again before she heads to the breeding barn.
Yulong Investments Chief Operating Officer Sam Fairgray says it's more than likely we'll see Tofane race again before she heads to the breeding barn.
Deane Lester and Brad Davidson give their best bets for racing today at Sale and Canterbury respectively. Both experts are keen on a couple of progressive horses well and truly in the market.
Trainer Michael Grantham says with luck Kaptain Kaos can play a part in Saturday's Belmont Sprint, but he'll be at his best up to 1600m.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie suggests a change to the drug policy in an attempt to help players habits.
The West Australian's Steve Butler chats about the AFL drug policy, the chicken wing tackle and some NBA news with Steph Curry.
Julio Santarelli projects forward to Saturday's Belmont Sprint which is shaping as a cracking edition.
Injured West Coast forward Oscar Allen speaks for the first time on The Sports Daily about being made inactive for the rest of the season. He explains that decision, talks about umpiring and also gives his thoughts on the AFL drug policy.
Tennis expert Courtney Walsh live from the French Open discussing a surprisingly good day for the Australians.
Trainer Blake Ryan discusses his first winner as a trainer on Saturday at Rosehill and explains why his old man, Gerald, missed the memorable moment.
Peter O'Neil and Leia Ernest chat with Dustin Drew, Christine Robartson and Jamie Marsh after a busy weekend of greyhound chasing.
Jockey Kyra Yuill speaks about the tough win of Kaymay on Saturday and the return of Searchin' Roc's. We also learn more about Andrew Bobbin who trained Ocean Beyond to win the Straight Six at Flemington.
Jockey Kyra Yuill speaks about the tough win of Kaymay on Saturday and the return of Searchin' Roc's. We also learn more about Andrew Bobbin who trained Ocean Beyond to win the Straight Six at Flemington.
Jockey Kyra Yuill speaks about the tough win of Kaymay on Saturday and the return of Searchin' Roc's. We also learn more about Andrew Bobbin who trained Ocean Beyond to win the Straight Six at Flemington.
Taylor Courtland and Steve Butler join Tim and Digby to dissect the performances of West Coast and Fremantle on Sunday. What are the issues Freo need to fix after consecutive losses. The team also dissect the field heading towards a star-studded Belmont Guineas.
Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Richard Haynes and Tony Jones join the show to discuss the biggest talking points in sport from a busy weekend which included a big upset at Optus Stadium.
Once again it is a bumper nine event card of metropolitan racing at Belmont Park on Saturday. There are no true features on the day however the $100k SKY Racing Provincial Championship Final will create plenty of interest with a capacity line up of 16 runners likely to front up to the starter. Speed Dream looks a very shaky favourite having drawn very wide. Power of St George will have admirers, but he does have his quirks. Dark Assault won the race last year. Bourbon Beau and Rocky Path will have admirers at big odds. It will be a thrilling race. Earlier in the day favourites like Rev It Up, Hardly Ever and Alsephina look very hard to beat. Galactic Storm, mid-card looks well suited with the addition of winkers. Why not tune into TABradio at 8am Saturday morning for inside Running, featuring Darren McAullay, Scott Embry and Digby Beacham as they try to find the winners throughout the day.
It's all aboard the Simon Miller train for Shortte and TC who have thrown their full support the airborne trainer.
Peter O'Neill and David Shortte team up to talk through the highlight of the weekend in local chasing, the WA Derby at Cannington tomorrow night. They also find all the best bets for Mandurah Friday.
Special guests to talk about their chances tonight were Gary Hall Snr and Lindsay Harper. Doing the form was Richie Bell, Trent Cooper and Glen Moore.
Guests this morning included David Jolly, Troy Corstens, Patrick Payne, Brock Lewthwaite, David Harrison, Sue Olive and Ash Maley.
Deane Lester, Chris Nelson and Ron Dufficy discuss their quaddie suggestions, best bets and plays of the day for Flemington, Doomben and Rosehill respectively.
David Shortte hosts a trip around Australia to find all the best bets in the world of greyhound chasing with form experts Harry Buchanan, Joe Lanutti, Neil Brown and Tim Newbold.
RWWA Chief Racing Officer Charlotte Mills with the major announcement this morning that she will be leaving WA racing.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie runs through Round 10 of the AFL season and gives all his best bets.
Julio Santarelli with news on a new rider for Kaptain Kaos and a star galloper will bypass the Belmont Sprint.
Trainer Adam Smithson with an update on his star chaser Vice Grip and previews his chances of taking out the WA Derby on Saturday at Cannington.
Fremantle Dockers Next Generation Academy's Roger Hayden speaks about the importance of Sir Doug Nicholls Round and the design of Fremantle's jumper they'll wear on Sunday.
James Sullivan with his insight into the upcoming round of NRL and his multi for the weekend which is in very good form.
Adam Hamilton tries to work out just how good Catch A Wave can be, he made it 9 from 10 after winning G1 APG final last Saturday night at Melton. Micheal George also joins the show to discuss the mighty return of While They Pray.
Nine races on the Belmont program today and for all the best bets, tune into hear from Scott, Digby and Darren who are joined by special guest Grant Williams.
Steve Butler discussed the AFL Indigenous Round, Greg Norman and the Commonwealth Games.
Collingwood defender chats with Tim and Digby ahead of the game against Fremantle on Sunday.
Griffin Logue discusses the Dockers chances ahead of the clash with the Magpies on Sunday.
Trainer Cliff Brown says there is a small chance his Goodwood runner The Inferno may feature in Perth later this year.
Deane Lester, Chris Nelson and Brad Davidson give their quaddie suggestions and best bets for racing today at Ballarat, Sunshine Coast and Randwick Kensington.
Matt Young continues his feature interview segment with another honorary from the recent Ladies In Pacing Awards, someone he has known for a long time and calls Mum. Gary Hall Jnr, Russell Betts and Chris Barsby also join the show.
ESPN journalist Kane Pitman discusses the recently wrapped up semi final series and predicts the two sides who advance to the NBA Finals.
Brad Hardie is with Tim when it comes to the dissent rule in the AFL and debates it's worth with Digby while giving his winners and losers from the round of football.
The West Australian journalist joins Tim and Digby to debate the AFL's umpire dissent rule which Tim says is in "shambles".
The Races WA's Julio Santarelli with a disappointing report on Cup Night who continues to hit injury hurdle and injury hurdle.
West Coast Eagles player Oscar Allen address reports that he's unlikely to play AFL in 2022 as he struggles to recover from a foot injury.
Superstar golf coach Ritchie Smith says Minjee Lee is ready to kick on into the world top three golfers after the weekend's win.
Tennis expert Courtney Walsh gives his thoughts heading into the French Open before he jumps on a plane and sets up base in Paris. Courtney is zeroed in on one player on the woman's side of the draw.
Trainer Lindsey Smith says he's been pleasantly surprised by the progression of In The Boat who will take on his first G1 assignment this weekend.
Peter O'Neill and Leia Ernest speak with trainers Eric Campana, Dave Robartson and Lewis Clay after heat night of the WA Derby on Saturday. Pete is confident he has found good value in the early final market.
Sydney Morning Herald's Malcolm Conn speaks about the character that was Andrew Symond in the wake of his tragic passing.
Owner/breeder Bob Peters updates his team on the east coast and suggests a mile might be Devoted's best trip. Triple Crown Syndication's Director Chris Ward also joined the show to discuss Mazu's G1 Doomben 10,000 win.
We head around Australia to cover off on all the big sporting stories from the weekend with Nick Markham, Matt Stewart, Tom Rehn, Richard Haynes and Tony Jones.
Taylor Courtland and Steve Butler joins Tim and Diggers to debate the weekend's biggest talking points in sport. The top four AFL seeds, the horse to follow into the Belmont Sprint and how's the Belmont Guineas shaping up.
The Aftermath hosts Marty Young and Brad Hardie were joined by jockey Mark Zahra, trainer Peter Snowden and form analyst Racetrack Ralphy.
Racing returns to winter headquarters Belmont Park on Saturday and the Inside Running team of Darren McAullay and Digby Beacham will be doing their collective best to find the winners on the nine-event card. The Group 3 PKF – Roma Cup is the feature of the day and racing purist will be salivating when assessing the capacity line up of 16 runners. Elite Street is a short priced favourite following his brilliant first up victory in the Northam Stakes on May 1st. Red Can Man was brave when runner up behind Elite Street first up. Valour Road, Samizdat, Nerodio, Notorious One and Kaptain Kaos all resume in this high-quality race. Kaptain Kaos is certainly at a big price; he deserves serious thought. The early part of the meeting has plenty of short-priced favourites who look hard to beat; Top Of The Pops (Race 1), God Has Chosen (Race 2) and Devoted (Race 3), all look hard to beat. Tune into TABradio at 8am on Saturday for Inside Running.
Peter O'Neil, Callum Robson and David Shortte talk through all the form for chasing tonight at Mandurah and tomorrow and Canington.
Kyle Harper and Michael Grantham are the special guests on The Gloucester Park Preview with Glen, Richie and Trent who dissect all the form for tonight's meeting.
Guests looking at their weekend chances were Tony Gollan, John O’Shea, Sam Freedman, Grahame Begg, Neville Parnham, Bernie Miller, Shaun McGruddy, Darren Taylor and Jordan Turner.
Deane Lester, Chris Nelson and Ron Dufficy give their quaddie suggestions, best bets and plays of the day for Flemington, Eagle Farm and Scone on Saturday.
David Shortte hosts a look at greyhound chasing from around the country and gets all the best bets from Harry Buchanan, Neil Brown, Shaun Mathieson and Tim Newbold.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie previews the round of football while also assessing the GWS list and where it's placed as the club look for a new coach.
Co-trainer Michael Gangemi suggests an each-way bet on Samizdat as the way to play his trio of runners and Julio Santarelli joins the show to break down what is a cracker edition of the Roma Cup.
Melbourne Demons General Manager of AFL Football Performance Alan Richardson says the club can't wait to return Optus Stadium and Perth, the scene of their premiership triumph last season.
Brisbane takes centre stage for Magic Round this weekend in the NRL and the highlight is a top-of-the-table clash between Penrith and Melbourne.
Adam Hamilton covers plenty of ground chatting about all the big pacing across the country this weekend. Trainer Greg Bond also joins the show to discuss his Friday night chances at Gloucester Park.
Michael Heaton fills in for Scott Embry and joins Diggers and Darren to dissect all the form for today's seven-race program at Pinjarra.
The Roma Cup favourite Elite Street's part-owner and breeder Rob Anderson outlines the issues his star sprinter has overcome to elevate himself to a G1 winner.
Fremantle Dockers defender Griffin Logue says he'll be ready to go and be putting his hand up for selection this weekend despite recently exiting Covid-19 isolation.
Co-trainer Michael Kent Jnr gave an update on Ayrton and a nice push for Jungle Magnate in the South Australian Derby Saturday. He also spoke about the very exciting Illation who he says has a mountain of upside.
Deane Lester, Chris Nelson and Brad Davidson give their quaddie suggestions, best bets and plays of the day for racing from Sandown, Sunshine Coast and Warwick farm today.
Matt Young hosts a look at harness racing with regular guests Russell Betts to review the week and Chris Barsby with the latest news. The highlight of the episode was a feature interview with Busselton Trotting Club cornerstone Pat Abbott who's been involved in the industry for 40+ years. Trainer Shane Young also joins the program.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie discusses his winners and losers from the latest round of footy. He is losing trust in Sydney after their disappointing loss to Gold Coast.
The West Australian journalist gives his take on the fine handed down to the Hip-E Club seven for West Coast and whether or not it was severe enough.
We're back at Belmont for Saturday racing this week with the running of the Roma Cup being the highlight. Julio Santarelli has all the latest on the field and jockey arrangements.
West Coast Eagles leadership group member Oscar Allen was clearly disappointed this morning after a chaotic 72 hours at Laithlain.
Legendary broadcaster Tim Lane notched up 50 years behind the microphone recently and he joins the show to discuss the evolution of sport.
Perth Racing chairman Colin Brown pays tribute to an icon of WA racing in Ron Sayers who passed away yesterday. Sayers had a massive impact on the WA Breeding industry with Yarradale Stud.
Racing and Wagering Racing Manager Charlotte Mills was in studio to discuss some really positive movements for industry participants while She's A Pearl part-owners Jason Lincoln and Joe Lanutti relive Million Dollar Chase night.
Trainers Simon Miller, Levi Kavanagh and Kris Lees join the Sports Daily to discuss their successful weekends. Unfortunately Kris Lees also confirmed Mugatoo's long awaited return would be delayed for a few weeks after he worked this morning.
All the biggest talking points in sport over the weekend are covered by Matt Stewart, Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Richard Haynes and Tony Jones. Qld and Gosford racing and we ask the question about the Western Bulldogs and where to now for them?
Taylor Courtland and Steve Butler join Tim and Digby to discuss Fremantle's win, North Melbourne's problems, what the actions of the Hip-E seven say about West Coast and why their needs to be a mid-season trade period.
It is the final day of the Ascot season of racing. The field sizes are relatively small but that doesn’t mean it is any easier to find winners. The Eurythmic Stakes (2200m) is the feature with the class runner Marocchino carrying 60kg. Sentimental Queen, prepared by Hayden Ballantyne, will start favourite following her last start victory in the Diggers Cup over the 1800m journey. Morton’s Fork looks the value runner following his brave effort in the Albany Cup when he carried 60kg. The weight drop of 5kg will be relished. Earlier in the day, all eyes will be on It’sarayday when the highly promising 3yo resumes in the Amelia Park Handicap (1100m). As usual, it is a big nine event card, with the first set down for 12.14pm. Join Darren McAullay, Digby Beacham and Scott Embry as they find the winners when Inside Running hits the airwaves just after 8 o’clock on Saturday morning.
Callum, Shortte and Pete join forces to go through all the form on a massive weekend of chasing around the country. They focus in on Friday's Mandurah Oaks card and then turn their attention to finding all the winners at Cannington on Saturday.
Glen Moore, Trent Cooper and Richie Bell dissect all the form for Friday night pacing at Gloucester Park and are joined by special guests driver Emily Suvaljko and trainer Ray Williams.
Guests this morning included Dave Eustace, Will Clarken, Trent Edmonds, Tim Clark, Chris Parnham, Adam Durrant, Hayden Ballantyne and Patrick Carbery.
Deane Lester at Caulfield, Chris Nelson the Gold Coast and Ron Dufficy looking at Gosford give all their best bets and quaddie suggestions for Saturday racing.
David Shortte hosts a look at the best bets for greyhound chasing around the country with experts Harry Buchanan, Joe Lanutti, Neil Brown, Shaun Mathieson and Tim Newbold.
Fremantle Dockers CEO Simon Garlick hopes the club's great start to the season will result in more Friday night games. He also addresses their Covid-19 situation and the debut of Jye Amiss.
When Jared Bairstow left the Perth Wildcats and joined Tasmania in the NBL offseason, he probably wasn't expecting to make a finals appearance in season one. He speaks about how the new franchise want to defend the island.
Julio Santarelli gives an update on WA Racing news and then the segment is crashed by Marc Ohlmus who talks about his ownership in Million Dollar Chase favourite She's A Pearl.
Trainer Chris Gangemi gives an update on stable stars Samizdat, Notorious One and Massimo and is hopeful a recent operation will help bring out the best in Friday Knight today at Pinjarra.
NRL expert James "Sully" Sullivan runs through all the big games of the round and is seeing them well to be fair after landing a sizable multi last week.
Our harness racing expert Adam Hamilton goes through all the biggest talking points in the sport as we head towards a Saturday Menangle card that features a G1.
The band is back together with Darren, Digby and Scott taking a look at the final Wednesday meeting at Ascot this season.
There was plenty to discuss in the world of sport with The West Australian journalist Steve Butler. He covered the bump, Jack Ginnivan and Wimbledon.
Julio Santarelli casts an eye forward to Ascot's Saturday meeting which will be highlighted by the Eurythmic Stakes.
NBL commentator doesn't think the grand final series will be a white wash, he gives the underdog Tasmania Jackjumpers a good chance of stealing a game off the Sydney Kings.
Fremantle defender Griffen Logue reveals he tested positive to Covid-19 yesterday and will be forced out of Friday night's clash with North Melbourne.
Deane Lester at Warrnambool, Chris Nelson Eagle Farm and Brad Davidson looking at Canterbury all joined the show to give their quaddies, best bets and plays of the day for racing on the east coast.
Matt Young is joined by Russell Betts, to review pacing, and Chris Barsby, with all the latest news, as he is every week. Special guests this week included three young guns in Justin Prentice, Ryan Bell and Dylan Egerton-Green.
The West Australian journalist names the West Coast players he considers untouchable in trade discussions.
The Races WA's Julio Santarelli highlights Free Trade's plans for this campaign after overcoming serious injury.
Injured West Coast forward Oscar Allen embraces the future of the Eagles and says the tough experiences the young players are going through at the moment will hold them in good stead in five years time.
Nick O'Hern is on the long list of WA star golfers, he joined The Sports Daily to talk about his motivation to write another book helping the average golfer play their best. The book will be released this week.
Karrakatta Plate winning jockey Aaron Mitchell has transitioned to jumps riding and he heads into today's Brierly Steeplechase with a very good chance.
Peter O'Neil and Leia Ernest continue the build up to the Million Dollar Chase Final with race caller Tim Newbold and form expert Jason Lincoln. WA trainer Rob Westworth also joins the show.
Trainers Dan Morton, Nat Young and Rob Price talk about their feature race successes over the weekend with Elite Street, Glint Of Hope and Count De Rupee.
Taylor Courtland joins Tim and Diggers to discuss their top four teams in the AFL at the moment after Fremantle announced themselves on Saturday. The team, along with Steve Butler joining in later, attempt to make sense of the West Coast Eagles' situation.
Matt Stewart, Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Richard Haynes and Tony Jones all breakdown some of the weekend's biggest talking points in sport from SA, Vic, NSW and Qld. There might of been a Cox Plate contender unveiled in Adelaide, Port Adelaide showed signs of life and the tackle was put under the spotlight in the NRL.
Join Marty Young, Lochie Taylor and Michael Heaton as the review the Sheila Gwynne Classic day from Ascot. It was an exciting day of racing, where in the Listed event the short priced filly Buzzoom was not strong enough for 5YO mare Amasenus.
It's Sheila Gwynne Classic Day at Ascot this afternoon. With a bumper 9 race card. Digby Beacham, Scott Embry and Michael Heaton dissect the exciting day of racing.
Guests this week looking at their chances for the weekend were Tony McEvoy, James Orman, Peter Snowden, Nick Ryan, Brad Parnham, Trevor Andrews, Ash Maley and Bernie Miller.
Deane Lester, Brad Davidson and Chris Nelson give their best bets for racing from Sandown Hillside, Hawkesbury and Eagle Farm on Saturday.
A big 10 race program tonight at Gloucester Park and for all the best bets, tune into hear from Glen, Trent and Richie who are joined by special guest Gary Hall Jnr.
Leading trainer Steve Withers shares disappointing news regarding his star stayer Mambo Monelli as well as sharing his thoughts on Bragger Deen's chances in Friday's Mandurah Derby Final.
Richmond Football Club Senior Advisor chats to the Sports Daily about the upcoming clash with West Coast as well as giving updates on Dylan Grimes and Dustin Martin.
Perth Wildcats shooting guard Todd Blanchfield speaks to The Sports Daily after the franchise were eliminated from finals contention.
Brad Hardie joins Tim and Digby for an entertaining and forthright discussion on all things AFL. The team also look at the upcoming round of action.
Dr Peter Symons joins to Sports Daily to promote the upcoming WA Racing Industry Mental Health Forum. Julio provides our listeners with a WA racing update.
Leading trainer Dan Morton has star sprinter Elite Street resuming in the Northam Mazda Stakes on Sunday.
TABRadio's resident NRL expert James "Sully" Sullivan preview's the upcoming round of action.
Trainer Peter Tilbrook talks us through the chances of Vivere Damore in Group Three Race For Roses at Gloucester Park.
Adam Hamilton joins Tim and Digby for his regular segment to chat all things harness racing.
Simon Miller has a strong team of runners headed to the races this weekend, including Amasenus in the Sheila Gwynne Classic and Flirtini in the Northam Stakes.
Pat Bartley chats Alegron, Good Friday racing, Damien Oliver and more in the Bartley report.
Geelong Cats midfielder Mitch Duncan joins the team after his sides big win over North Melbourne.
Deane Lester looks at today's Sale card, Chris Nelson dissects Ipswich and Brad Davidson gives his thoughts on the Warwick Farm program.
Matt Young discusses all things harness racing with guests Russell Betts, Aldo Cortopassi, Ryan Cummins, Vance Stampalia and Michael Young.
Craig speaks about the Perth Wildcats loss to South East Melbourne Phoenix which ended their record-breaking run of finals appearances.
West Coast Eagles star Oscar Allen speaks after the side's loss to Port Adelaide as well as updating us on his injury rehabilitation.
The Westspeed Platinum Autumn Final headlines a low key meeting at Ascot on Saturday. Snipillicious, from the in-form Adam Durrant team, resumes after a short freshen up and from a low draw and with the services of Clint Johnston-Porter, will have plenty of admirers. The challenge is likely to come from Premium Choice, second-up for new trainer, Tony Triscari. He went down as hot favourite last-start, but things didn’t go all his way in the run and expect a rebound effort. Snipillicious and Premium Choice are battling it out for Tabtouch favouritism. The first of nine races gets underway early at 11:48am. Join Darren McAullay, Scott Embry and Digby Beacham as they try and find the winners on Inside Running which gets underway at 8 0’clock every Saturday morning.
A big 11-race program tonight at Gloucester Park and for all the best bets, tune into hear from Glen, Trent and Richie who are joined by special guests Mitch Miller, Ryan Bell and Shane Young.
The G3 Miata Final at Cannington on Saturday highlights WA chasing this weekend. Pete, Shortte and Callum take a look at all the form for that meeting and also Mandurah on Friday night.
Guests this week looking at their chances for the weekend were Phil Stokes, Troy Corstens, Rob Heathcote, Neville Parnham, Russell Stewart, Kieron McDonough and Brett Pope.
Deane Lester and Chris Nelson give their best bets for racing from Caulfield and Doomben on Saturday as the attention turns towards the Qld winter carnival.
David Shortte circles the country to find the best bets when it comes to chasing with experts Harry Buchanan, Joe Lanutti, Neil Brown and Shaun Mathieson
AFL commentator Brad Hardie discusses ANZAC round in the AFL which is headlined by two big clashes on SUnday night and Monday at the MCG.
Chatting WA racing with Julio Santarelli who reports This'll Testya is headed for the paddock and will return for the summer carnival.
His time at Carlton was brief but he certainly had an impact. Ross Ditchburn is still very much invested in the Blues and discusses their start to the season and relives his time in navy blue and white.
A massive ANZAC round of NRL action kicks off tonight and finishes late Monday, our man James "Sully" Sullivan has all your best tips and bets covered.
Adam Hamilton discusses the big success that was the NZ slot race, previews the Mildura Cup and gives some weekend best bets.
Port Adelaide star and former All-Australian Darcy Byrne-Jones identifies what worked for the Power last Sunday in the second half and is confident the side can carry that momentum into this weekend's game.
Darren, Digby and Scott dissect all eight races today from Ascot. Digby is keen on a runner at good odds early and Scott's best of the day comes up later in the card.
Perth Wildcats forward Todd Blanchfield says the team are still allowing too many points as they enter their final weekend of the regular season.
Fremantle Dockers defender responds to a news story that was aired on Saturday about rival clubs looking into his services.
Julio Santarelli with the latest WA racing news including an update after a good set of Lark Hill trials yesterday.
Deane Lester, Chris Nelson and Brad Davidson have all your best bets, quaddies and plays of the day covered for Bendigo, Ipswich and Canterbury racing today.
Trainer Lindsey Smith says improving sprinter In The Boat will likely head for a spell after a tilt at The Goodwood and then he's a chance to have a Winterbottom Stakes campaign.
Matt Young hosts a look at all things pacing with special guests Kevin Spurr, Gary Hall Snr and Shannon Suvaljko joining regulars Russell Betts and Chris Barsby.
Adam Durrant talks about his plans heading forward with Tena Koutou after that horse handed the trainer a remarkable seventh Albany Cup.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie puts the acid on some players and teams with his biggest losers of round five and also identifies the big winners which includes Fremantle.
A deflated Essendon supporter and The West Australian journalist Steve Butler gives his flogs, polishes and Bold Move Of The Weekend after a big Easter.
Channel 9 Adelaide journalist Tom Rehn says Port Adelaide loss to West Coast this weekend would mean the temperature around Ken Hinkley would go to a level he hasn't seen before at Port.
West Coast Eagles forward Oscar Allen says recovery is going well and he can see the light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to a return to the AFL side.
NBL great and now commentator Shane Heal says the Perth Wildcats face an uphill battle to make another finals appearance in the NBL. He predicts a Sydney versus Melbourne championship battle.
Trainer Anthony Cummings says it's no guarantee She's Extreme will be seen in the spring after a tough autumn campaign was capped off with a G1 win on Saturday.
Special guest co-host Steven Parnham joined Marty Young and Michael Heaton to discuss yesterday's W.A. Sires Produce Stakes day from Ascot.
It's Good Friday racing from Ascot this afternoon. Join Darren McAullay, Scott Embry, and Digby Beacham as they find the winners when Inside Running hits the airwaves just after 8 o’clock on Saturday morning.
Round five of the AFL season kicks off tonight with Brisbane taking on Collingwood. Tune into Brad Hardie who runs through who he thinks will win every game.
The West Australian's Steve Butler, unsurprisingly, thinks Essendon can chalk up win number two on Sunday against Fremantle.
Feature racing from Ascot on Good Friday and also Saturday with the Sires plus a bumper Good Friday Sale card and G1 racing from Randwick on Saturday. Looking at their chances were Luke Fernie, Joey Azzopardi, Mitch Pateman, Mick Kent Jnr and Michael Moroney.
Adm Hamilton previews The Race in New Zealand today while Ross Olivieri looks at his chances tomorrow night at Gloucester Park.
Our NRL expert James Sullivan talks through every round six game of action and highlights tonight's Raiders and Cowboys clash as one of the most important of the weekend.
Julio Santarelli reports that Indian Pacific and Dig Deep could race first up in the Northam Stakes and Lady Chant could either head to Adelaide or Qld to continue her campaign.
Sydney Swans assistant coach Ben Mathews is well aware of the threat McGovern and Barrass pose in the Eagles' backline and put the onus on the Swans forwards to create problems on Friday.
Trainer Gary Portelli says it's been a fautless campaign for Fireburn as she looks to become the first filly to win the 2yo triple crown since Burst in 1992.
Deane Lester, Chris Nelson and Brad Davidson give their best bets, quaddie suggestions and plays of the day for racing today at Geelong, Doomben and Hawkesbury respectively.
Matt Young hosts his look at harness racing with Russell Betts who reviews the best performances from the past week and all the latest news with Chris Barsby. In between that, trainer of thirty years Ross Ashby, who has battled prostate cancer, relives his life in the sport.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie is a fan of West Coast big man Hugh Dixon and says he is the man to replace Nic Nat while he's out with injury.
Trainer David Harrison is confident his star three-year-old filly Searchin' Roc's will run a very big race first up on Friday in the Majorie Charleson Classic.
The West Australian journalist tries to help West Coast in their search for a Nic Nat replacement following the announcement yesterday the big ruckman will be sidelined until the second half of the season.
Julio Santarelli and Digby debate the status of the Majorie Charleson and agree it deserves an upgrade after attracting a very strong field for Good Friday racing.
West Coast Eagles forward says it's unlikely he'll return to the lineup for Friday's match against the Swans.
Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne outlines the trends of the AFL season so far and highlights the parts of the game West Coast and Fremantle are doing well.
PGA Australia's General Manager Tournament Operations Natalie McIlroy discusses the strength of Australian golf.
Julio Santarelli joined Tim and Digby to discuss the WA AFL teams success over the weekend and the WA Derby win of Alaskan God on Saturday.
It’s Derby day on Saturday at Ascot, with the three-year old’s on centre stage for the running of the $400 000 Group 2 event. Alaskan God and Trix of the Trade are the two prime candidates from a betting perspective. The form of these two gelding’s going into this race is exemplary. Lady Chant, the Oaks winner, adds some spice to the race as she is obviously on the way up and proven at the 2400m. Pale Rider has had a catch-up preparation however he should be considered a strong each way chance in the staying feature for the three-year old’s. It is a big nine event card, with the first set down for 12.04pm. Join Darren McAullay, Scott Embry, and Digby Beacham as they find the winners when Inside Running hits the airwaves just after 8 o’clock on Saturday morning.
Day two of the championships and a good round of AFL action highlights this week's episode. Shortte even heads to Adelaide to find his best gallops bet!!
David Shortte and Peter O'Neil team up to tackle WA greyhound chasing this weekend from Mandurah Friday and Cannington Saturday. They give their best bets and quaddie suggestions for both programs.
Tim Walker is joined by Glen, Trent and Richie to dissect all the form for tonight's meeting, while Michael Young and Mitch Miller talk through their best chances.
Guests this morning looking at their chances over the weekend were Peter Snowden, David Vandyke, Brad Widdup, Nick Ryan, Chris Gangemi, Colin Webster, Ben Pearce, Steve Wolfe and Chris Parnham.
Deane Lester, Chris Nelson (7:29) and Ron Dufficy (14:00) give their quaddie suggestions, best bets and plays of the day for racing tomorrow at Caulfield, Doomben and Randwick.
David Shortte hosts a look at the best bets for greyhound chasing around the country with experts Harry Buchanan, Joe Lanutti, Neil Brown, Shaun Mathieson and Tim Newbold.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie chats about Darcy Moore's new six-year extension and then discusses who wins in round four.
NRL expert James Sullivan has some strong feelings about the punishment handed down to the Brisbane Broncos' pair Payne Haas and Albert Kelly.
Adam Hamilton with all the latest news and best bets for the weekend's pacing. Kristy Elson (13:42) also joins The Sports Daily to discuss Jaspervallabeach in tomorrow night's feature at Gloucester Park.
GWS Giants defender Sam Taylor says there has been a big focus on ball movement and pressure ahead of the club's journey west to take on the Dockers.
Trainer Kris Lees wasn't too confident the meeting at Randwick will go ahead on Saturday, but if they do, he identified Loch Eagle as the stable's best winning chance.
The latest in WA racing news including some about a jockey who tested positive to Covid-19 yesterday.
Trainer Ted Martinovich says the wide barrier in Saturday's W.A.T.C Derby means his charge Pale Rider will position towards the back of the field.
Michael Heaton is called off the bench to join Darren and Digby to preview the Ascot meeting today.
Fremantle defender Griffin Logue was impressed with the mindset of the Dockers in their dominant Western Derby win.
Perth Wildcats forward Todd Blanchfield says the time is now to put up or shut up for the Wildcats who have lost their last three home games.
Julio Santarelli with the latest news on WA Magic Millions 2yo Classic winner Sheeza Belter who will debut on Saturday for Peter and Paul Snowden.
Deane Lester, Chris Nelson (7:18) and Brad Davidson (13:28) join The Sports Daily to discuss their quaddie suggestions, best bets and plays of the day at Sandown, Ipswich and Canterbury.
Trainer John Sargent prepares two Australian Oaks chances and says Pink Ivory and Gin Martini are well equipped to get through the heavy conditions.
Matt Young places the spotlight on harness racing with a Russell Betts review of Friday night's pacing. Also joining the show are trainers Justin Prentice and Ryan Bell alongside Ryan Eyre, Hayden Hancock and Chris Barsby.
The West Australian journalist poses the question, who has had a better cricket career? Geoff or Shaun Marsh?
Golfer Ollie Goss relives his trip to The Masters in 2014, predicts how his childhood friend Min Woo Lee will go this week and identifies the improvement in Cam Smith's game.
West Coast Eagles forward Oscar Allen says his stress-related foot injury is taking longer to heal than original thought it would.
Julio Santarelli identifies the winners and losers after the Barrier draw was conducted for the W.A.T.C Derby yesterday.
Motorsport expert Tim Hodges talks about the buzz around Melbourne in the build up to the Australian Grand Prix this weekend. Unfortunately he expects McLaren and Daniel Ricciardo's slow start to the season to continue.
Superstar jockey Hugh Bowman has a great G1 book of rides at Randwick Saturday which includes last start winner Montefilia.
Peter O'Neill and Leia Ernest speak with Cass Levitzke who tells her inspiring story about life in greyhound racing and Jason Lincoln from SKY Racing with an update on the Golden Easter Egg series.
What a weekend of racing from Randwick and also locally at Ascot Saturday and Pinjarra yesterday. Jadavi took out the Pinjarra Cup and is gaining cult hero status, jockey Holly Watson rode her to victory and joined the Sports Daily. As did Nature Strip part-owner Rod Lyons (5:45) and jockey John Allen (12:02) speaks about Hitotsu.
Sydney Morning Herald cricket writer Malcolm Conn celebrates Australia's seventh Women's World Cup victory!
Taylor Courtland joins Tim and Diggers to discuss their thoughts on Fremantle's devastating Derby win as well as the massive day of racing from Randwick on Saturday.
Each weekend keeps getting bigger and bigger in terms of sporting talking points. Our team of Matt Stewart, Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Richard Haynes and Tony Jones wrap it all up.
Saturday is grand final day for the two-year olds with the running of the Amelia Park – Karrakatta Plate (1200m). Amelia’s Jewel is obviously the omen bet, racing for the sponsor Peter Walsh, the Siyouni filly is unbeaten in two starts and appeals as the best horse in the race. The setback is the draw. She is likely to start from barrier 15 and will need every ounce of luck on her side from the awkward draw. If there is to be an upset, then there is plenty of value about. Street Parade ($11), Left The Building ($8), Capricorn Man ($14) and Kosta’s Crown ($20) all look capable of upsetting the short-priced favourite. Earlier on the program Otheroneson (Race 3 $2.00) and How’s The Serenity (Race 6 $2.15) look awfully hard to beat in their respective events.
Day one of The Championships and Karrakatta Plate Day at Ascot dominates the discussion on this episode of the Punters Pal Podcast.
David Shortte and Peter O'Neill discuss all the best bets for WA greyhound chasing at Mandurah Friday and Cannington Saturday.
Special guests Michael Grantham and Cody Wallrodt join Tim, Glen and Richie as they work through all the form for tonight's meeting at Gloucester Park.
Guests this morning looking at their weekend chances were Andrew Forsman, Michael Freedman, Tommy Berry, Tim Clark, Jordan Turner, Dan Pearce, Ash Maley and SJ Miller.
Deane Lester, Chris Nelson (7:14) and Ron Dufficy (13:19) talk through their best bets for the weekend's racing which includes a massive program for day one of The Championships.
David Shortte hosts a look at the best bets for greyhound chasing around the country with experts Harry Buchanan, Neil Brown, Shaun Mathieson and Tim Newbold.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie discusses all the biggest talking points heading into round three!
The Races WA host Julio Santarelli discusses the jockey room merry-go-round with Covid-19 restrictions playing havoc.
The West Australian journalist Steve Butler chats about how good the Shane Warne Memorial was last night and is the tie breaker tip in tonight's Bulldogs and Swans clash.
Star jockey William Pike thinks Inspirational Girl will handle the heavy track at Randwick on Saturday in the Doncaster Mile.
Trainer Simon Miller says the preparation has gone to plan for Karrakatta Plate favourite Amelia's Jewel.
Adam Hamilton previews and reviews the week that's been in harness racing and trainer/driver Ryan Bell (13:24) also joins Tim and Digby to discuss his chances on Friday night at Gloucester Park.
NRL expert James Sullivan applauds the style of play being adopted so far this season as we works through all the round 4 games to find the winners.
Racing today on the Pinjarra Scarpside for eight races. For all the best tips on the program, tune into Darren, Digby and Scott who also get the thoughts of trainer David Harrison.
The Races WA host discusses the latest in WA racing when it comes to a few riders who are battling Covid-19 restrictions as we head into a big G2 Karrakatta Plate weekend.
Trainer Joe Pride takes good representation to Randwick for day one of The Championships with Eduardo in the TJ Smith and Private Eye in the Doncaster Mile.
Fremantle Dockers defender Griffin Logue says he's looking forward to more of "the best advice you'll ever receive" from West Coast supporters this weekend.
WA Men's Cricket Team member Corey Rocchiccioli says he is well aware of the history that's on the line behind tomorrow's Sheffield Shield final.
Form experts Deane Lester and Ron Dufficy (7:48) give their quaddie suggestions and best bets for racing from Sandown and Canterbury today respectively.
Trainer Luke Fernie prepares G2 Karrakatta Plate second favourite Left The Building for Saturday's feature and he is buoyed by the horses' advanced maturity.
Matt Young chats with Russell Betts, Chris Barsby and feature interviews with driver Gary Hall Jnr, Jocelyn Young and Lauren Harper.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie discusses the teams and players he thought were the biggest winners and losers from round two of the season.
Trainer Hayden Ballantyne gave a glowing review of She's Greysful's trackwork this morning in the lead up to Saturday's Karrakatta Plate.
Golf commentator Ian Baker-FInch speaks about the prestige of Augusta before The Masters tees off next week. He says Cam Smith is a major challenger for the green jacket and also gives his thoughts on Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods.
Julio Santarelli reports on some Covid-19 drama amongst the WA jockey ranks as we continue to build up to G2 Karrakatta Plate Day at Ascot.
Star West Coast Eagle forward Oscar Allen says he's made some significant progress with his injury and is still on track for a round five return.
He might be in the minority, but The West Australian's Steve Butler applauded the decisions made by the AFL MRO yesterday and says they created some clarity in the game.
Superstar jockey Craig Williams discusses his monster weekend which included wins in the G1 William Reid Stakes on Friday night and the Mornington Cup on Saturday.
RWWA Manager Of Racing Charlotte Mills discusses Ladies In Chasing, an April promotion for Greyhounds As Pets and gives updates on both the Northam and Mandurah tracks. SKY Racing's Jason Lincoln also joins the show to breakdown the Golden Easter Egg.
Sydney Morning Herald cricket writer Malcolm Conn discusses the magnitude of Australia's win in Pakistan.
Taylor Courtland joins Tim and Digby to give their top 3 WA Derby hopes, a quick look towards Saturday's Karrakatta Plate and also outline where the Dockers went wrong on a disappointing Sunday afternoon.
Morton Racing foreman Vince Collica says Buzzoom will take good improvement from Saturday's first up win, while NSW-based trainers Adrian Bott and Bjorn Baker talk through their G1 chances on a Monday at Newcastle.
AFL, some very questionable NRL behaviour, a victorious Aussie boxer in the US and a unique G1 meeting at Newcastle on a Monday is all covered during our trip around Australia. Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Richard Haynes and Tony Jones join the show.
The staying prowess of the three-year old’s is on display today at Ascot with the running of the City of Belmont – W.A. Oaks (2400m) and the Schweppes – Melvista Stakes (2200m). In the Oaks, Constant Dreaming has the best form when assessing the fillies. She has won the Ascot 1000 Guineas and the Natasha Stakes at her past two starts and is a red-hot favourite to make it three on the trot. Outside of the favourite, the race appears wide open. The colts and geldings staying test looks a bit more open however Alaskan God has tongues wagging. He has won three starts back from a spell and just keeps on improving. Trix of the Trade, Rokanori, Henchard and Pale Rider cannot be dismissed. The support card does have some interesting races. It is a quality card of racing.
Join Trent, Richie and Glen to find all the best bets on Champagne Classic night at Gloucester Park.
Guests looking at their weekend chances were Mick Kent Jnr, Gerald Ryan, Trent Busuttin, Russell Stewart, Grant Williams, Joseph Azzopardi, Greg Cave, Dan Morton and Steve Parnham.
Your one-stop podcast for all the best bets from Mornington, Rosehill and Doomben on Saturday with Deane Lester, Ron Dufficy and Chris Nelson.
Trainer Ryan Hill takes a look at his runners at Pinjarra today, one of which is being earmarked for a tilt at the Jericho Cup Qualifier in Albany.
The news of Dustin Martin's personal leave from Richmond broke as Steve Butler hit the airwaves, that created a debut on where the Tigers are at between Butts, Tim and Diggers.
Renowned tennis journalist Courtney Walsh has a close relationship with Ash Barty, but even he thought she'd play on for at least another year.
It's only round three of the NRL season, but there are plenty of question marks around a few sides, tune into our expert James 'Sully' Sullivan to get all the answers.
Trainer Justin Prentice discusses his two unbeaten pacers heading into tomorrow's Champagne Classic at Gloucester Park.
Darren, Digby and Scott dissect all nine races at Ascot today. Scott's best appears in the last race while Darren and Digby have both landed on a runner from the in-form Simon Miller stable.
Fremantle Dockers defender Griffin Logue wasn't surprised it was Heath Chapman that made the game-winning spoil on Sunday. He said the youngster's cool, calm and collected nature has shone all pre-season.
FOX Football commentator Adam Peacock says the Socceroos are up against it tomorrow when they take on Japan, but hasn't ruled out a big upset on home soil.
Trainer David Vandyke expects his star filly Gypsy Goddess to get through heavy going if she encounters that on Saturday at Rosehill in the G1 Vinery Stud Stakes.
Kissonallforcheeks was the talk of the east coast after an impressive win at Flemington, Julio Santarelli has news on her next start.
The West Australian journalist agrees with the decision to let Willie Rioli off his suspension, but it's fair to stay Digby and Tim don't. Start the debut.
Deane Lester, Chris Nelson and Ron Dufficy chat through the form for Sandown, Eagle Farm and Warwick Farm on a nice busy Wednesday of racing.
Matt Young hosts a look at local pacing and gets the latest news from the east coast. Joining the show this morning was Russell Betts, Kendall Laidlaw and Kaden Elliott after landing their first winners. Michael George looks at Gloucester Park and Chris Barsby with the latest news. .
AFL commentator Brad Hardie names his winners and losers after a massive round one of the AFL season.
Assistant coach for the Western Australian Men's Cricket side Matt Mason says the state's long drought in the Sheffield Shield competition is something that gets spoken about amongst the playing group.
West Coast Eagles forward Oscar Allen says there are plenty of positives to take out of the round one loss to Gold Coast. He highlighted the performances of some of the younger players and also spoke about Willie Rioli's bump on Matt Rowell.
NBL commentator Liam Santamaria says an import change will give the Perth Wildcats the defensive boost they need to make another run at the NBL championship.
Trainers Adam Durrant and Tony Gollan talk about their stable stars Constant Dreaming heading towards the WA Oaks Saturday and Jonker taking on the G1 William Reid on Friday night at Moonee Valley respectively.
The West Australian journalist is of the belief West Coast should challenge Willie Rioli's one-match sanction and he should be free to play North Melbourne on Sunday.
The Races WA host updates us on the plans for Kissonallforcheeks who is over east. He says Dan Morton is contemplating a run in the Doncaster for his star mare.
Peter O'Neil and Leia Ernest recap G1 Perth Cup and Galaxy night which was dominated by local trainers. Special guests were Adam Smithson, who prepared Vice Grip to win the Perth Cup, and Kira Withers, Steve's wife, after the win of Mambo Monelli in the Galaxy.
Jockey Lucy Warwick says yesterday's South West Cup winner Utgard Loki's a complete package now, trainer Danny Williams is still pinching himself after winning a G1 with Shelby SixtySix and hoop Brenton Avdulla was over the moon with Fireburn's Golden Slipper win.
Sydney Morning Herald cricket writer Malcolm Conn chats about the third Pakistan and Australia test getting underway today.
Taylor Courtland joins Tim and Digby to breakdown the fantastic performances of Amelia's Jewel and Left The Building in the two local juvenile features and give their studs and duds from AFL round one.
There's plenty to dissect after a huge weekend of acing and sport. Matt Stewart, Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Richard Haynes and Tony Jones give their thoughts on all the biggest talking points.
Last Saturday it was the three-year olds on centre stage, this Saturday it is the two-year olds. The Furphy – Gimcrack Stakes has a short- priced favourite in Amelia’s Jewel, who was highly impressive in the Supremacy Stakes a fortnight back. The filly has drawn awkwardly in a bigger field however punters have her as a dominant market leader. Her rivals all appear to be evenly matched. It should be an exciting affair. The Perth Stakes, for the colts and geldings, is a much more even affair with the debutante Givemeonereason heading the TABtouch market. Snowdome, Man Crush, Saintorio, Street Parade and the highly promising Left the Building will all have serious claims. The meeting gets under way at 12.23pm with the final race at 5.40pm. Join Darren McAullay, Scott Embry, and Digby Beacham as they find the winners when Inside Running hits the airwaves just after 8 o’clock on Saturday morning.
Round one of the AFL is underway and there are a few teams TC and Shortte are keen on to help us make money this weekend. Not to mention it's the biggest Saturday of racing for the autumn. Plenty going on!
Callum Robson, Peter O'Neill and David Shortte take a deep dive into the G1 Perth Cup and Galaxy form ahead of a massive night of chasing Saturday at Cannington.
Matt Young and Richie Bell drive the ship this morning looking at Gloucester Park pacing with two G2 features on the program. Special guests were Aiden De Campo, Colin Brown and Gary Hall Jnr.
Guests this morning looking at thier weekend chances were Gary Portelli, Adrian Bott, Mike Moroney, Kacy Fogden, Simon Miller, Luke Fernie, David Harrison and Shaun McGruddy.
Deane Lester, Paul Joice and Ron Dufficy give their thoughts for the biggest Saturday of the autumn racing carnival. They give their quaddies, best bets and plays of the day for Flemington, Gold Coast and Rosehill respectively.
David Shortte hosts a look at the best bets for greyhound chasing around the country with experts Harry Buchanan, Joe Lanutti, Neil Brown, Shaun Mathieson and Tim Newbold.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie gives his tips for the upcoming AFL round and gives his reaction to an explosive press conference from Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge.
RWWA Greyhound Racing Manager Peter Howell, Greyhounds WA CEO Noel Reilly and trainer Eric Campana all give their take on a massive G1 night of chasing Saturday at Cannington.
The West Australian journalist live from Adelaide Oval gives his reaction to Luke Beveridge's fiery press conference after last night's Western Bulldogs loss.
Owner-breeder Bob Peters with an update on Inspirational Girl who is well in the market for Saturday's All Star Mile at Flemington.
The Races WA hosts with an update on a couple of interesting two-year-old's who will hit the track on Saturday at Ascot on their way to a Karrakatta Plate.
Trainer Mick Price chats about is All Star Mile chance I'm Thunderstruck and explains why a photo of Jacquinot asleep in his Sydney barn might be a good Golden Slipper omen.
Adam Hamilton talks about King Of Swing's legacy after a record-breaking third Miracle Mile win. Trainer Ross Olivieri (12:08) also joins the show to discuss the chances of Papanik on Friday night.
Perth Wildcats sharp-shooter Todd Blanchfield says things are really starting to click for the club as they fly towards playoffs.
A massive game between Melbourne and South Sydney, which marks Craig Bellamy's 500th game coached, kicks off the NRL round. Our expert James Sullivan gives his tips for each game.
Darren, Digby and Scott take a look at the seven-race program from Ascot today which kicks off with a clash of two promising gallopers.
The West Australian journalist was up and about this morning on AFL kickoff day. Butts chats about what we can expect tonight from Melbourne and the Bulldogs and also a way Rock Magic will be honoured.
Trainer Chris Halse is hoping the smarts of West On Finn will carry him a long way in Saturday's G1 Perth Cup.
The Races WA hosts with an update on star galloper Clairvoyance who was injured yesterday at trackwork.
Trainer Annabel Neasham is positive about Zaaki's All Star Mile chances despite a wide draw. She also gives a strong push for Mo'unga who heads to Sydney second-up.
Fremantle Dockers defender Griffin Logue gives an update on Nat Fyfe, Matt Taberner and Josh Treacy's off-season development.
Randwick has been abandoned due to more rain in Sydney. That means we have just two east coast meetings today and Deane Lester and Paul Joice have done all the form for Sandown and Eagle Farm respectively.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie loves the idea of the Grand Final rematch kicking off the season.
The West Australian journalist chats about the WAFL top-up players selected and debates whether or not Bryce Cotton is the best NBL player ever.
Trainers Anthony Cummings and Mark Newnham look at their Golden Slipper chances after this morning's barrier draw.
Injured West Coast Eagles star forward Oscar Allen says the club have no choice but to pull up their socks and get to work with what they have heading into Sunday's round one clash with the Gold Coast.
Trainers Adam Smithson, talking Vice Grip, and Jeff Britton, discussing Mepunga Ruby in the Galaxy, discuss their G1 chances at Cannington Saturday night on the biggest program in WA chasing.
WA Men's Cricket assistant coach Beau Casson discusses the team's One-Day Cup win last Friday.
It's the biggest week in WA greyhound chasing in the lead up to the G1 Perth Cup and Galaxy finals on Saturday. Peter O'Neil and Leia Ernest discuss all the heats and the finals with trainers Brett Bravo, Paul Stuart and Steve Withers, while SKY Racing's Jason Lincoln dissects the form.
What a monster weekend of racing on the west and east coasts of Australia. Trainer Grant Williams talks about Rokanori and his JC Roberts Stakes win, Owner Mark Congerton (10:26) talks about a history making third Miracle Mile for King Of Swing. Trainer Edward Cummings (16:25) outlines Duais' next run and jockey Patrick Moloney (20:11) gives himself a new nickname.
Taylor Courtland joins Tim and Digby to project forward to some of the Autumn features after the weekend's racing and try to pick out each AFL club's most important player heading into season 2022.
It's AFL kick-off week! Our journalists Matt Stewart, Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Richard Haynes and Tony Jones preview round one and also dissect a fantastic weekend of racing.
It is a bumper ten event card at Ascot on Saturday with the feature races being the Schweppes – J.C. Roberts Stakes (1800m), a traditional lead up for the colts and geldings heading to the WATC Derby. The fillies venturing toward the WA Oaks will be doing battle in the Natasha Stakes (2200m). Both races create intrigue. Trix of the Trade has done everything right in the boys’ division winning seven of his eight career starts, including four wins in succession since resuming mid-January. Are his rivals capable of causing an upset now that the distances are increasing? In the fillies feature Constant Dreaming and Fine Romance head the market. Are they that much better than their rivals? We will get the answers on Saturday. Join Darren McAullay, Scott Embry, and Digby Beacham as they find the winners when Inside Running hits the airwaves just after 8 o’clock on Saturday morning.
It's G1 racing and it's AFL season bets, what more could you want? Shortte and TC discuss their Brownlow and Coleman medal punts, premiership market plays and look to Newmarket Day at Flemington!
The Perth Cup and Galaxy carnivals are finally here. A blockbuster 12-race program on Saturday highlights WA chasing this weekend, for all the winners tune in to Callum and Shortte!
Two G3's highlight pacing at GLoucester Park tonight. Glen, Richie and trent preview the races while special guests Aiden De Campo and Michael Ferguson discuss their chances.
Guests this morning looking at their chances over the weekend John O’Shea, Josh Parr, Dom Sutton, Tommy Berry, Wayne Hawkes, Col Webster, Chris Parnham and Jim Taylor.
It's Super Saturday at Flemington, Melbourne's best day's racing of the Autumn. Deane Lester gives his bets for the day at Flemington while Paul Joice (9:24) and Ron Dufficy (16:06) look at Eagle Farm and Rosehill.
David Shortte hosts a look at the best bets for greyhound chasing around the country with experts Harry Buchanan, Joe Lanutti, Shaun Mathieson and Tim Newbold.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie was on the money with his Gold Coast Suns mail and talks about what it means for the club to lock away Ben King.
Perth Cup and Galaxy heat night at Cannington Saturday. Hear the thoughts of Tom Daily (Andrea Daily kennel rep), Kelly Bravo and Jamie Marsh who take a look at their chances heading into G1 heat night!
The West Australian's Steve Butler chats about Novak Djokovic, Ben King's extension and Ben Simmons who continues to battle Philadelphia despite moving on from the side.
Perth Scorchers and WA cricket batsman Nick Hobson speaks in the lead-up to tomorrow's one-day final about his two-year extension with his BBL franchise.
Trainer Kerry Parker talks about the chances of Think It Over in Saturday's Australia Cup and jockey William Pike (6:10) gives a strong push for Mount Popa who he'll ride on Saturday at Rosehill.
It's a case of rinse and repeat with Adam Hamilton who previews the Miracle Mile (again) and driver Mitch Miller (16:00) looks at his chances in tomorrow night's G3 features at Gloucester Park.
NRL is back! Round one kicks off tonight and for all the latest on who will beat who, tune into our expert James 'Sully' Sullivan.
Expert greyhound analyst Harry Buchanan shares best bets at Ballarat, The Meadows and Cannington.
Western Warriors all-rounder Aaron Hardie spoke to Tim and Digby on this mornings Sports Daily.
Chris Nelson has a look at the quaddie legs at Ipswich and gives us his best bet on the program.
The latest addition to the Sports Daily team is star Fremantle Dockers defender Griffin Logue, speaking to Tim and Digby ahead of the start of the 2022 season.
Leading newshound Julio Santarelli delivers the latest racing news and Steve Butler touches on the hottest topics in sport, including the sanction of Alex Zverev.
Leading racing journalist Pat Bartley joins Tim and Digby to discuss the latest racing news, including the split of Richard and Michael Freedman.
Darren, Digby and Scott delve into the form for today's Ascot meeting, analysing each race before giving their best bets for the program.
Matt Young hosts a look at harness racing with Russell Betts and Chris Barsby, but the feature of the show was a recap of driver Mark Reed's (14:00) career after he announced his retirement recently. Mark sat down with Matt and spoke about some of his favourite memories and also, some not so good memories.
Trainer Gary Hall Snr reports he'll send Chicago Bull and yesterday's Pinjarra Cup winner Diego to the paddock.
Amelia Park figurehead Peter Walsh tells the story of how he ended up racing a daughter of Siyouni and it involves overlooking Frankel if you can believe that.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie expects the Gold Coast Suns to retain it's prime young talent.
Owner-breeder Bob Peters says there's a strong possibility Inspirational Girl heads to Sydney for the Doncaster after she runs in the All-Star Mile.
Injured West Coast forward Oscar Allen says he's eyeing a return to the Eagles lineup for their round five clash against Sydney.
Perth Glory's Jack Clisby says a late first-half goal for Adelaide United on Sunday was the back-breaker in the side's 2-1 loss.
We recap a big weekend of racing with Simon Miller, Ozzie Kheir and Adam Durrant while Malcolm Conn relives his memories of the late Shane Warne and Rod Marsh.
Digby and Tim are joined by Taylor Courtland to run through their top 8 predictions for the AFL season and Steve Butler chimes in with his polishes and flogs from the weekend of sport.
A wrap of all the biggest sporting news over a busy weekend with journalists Matt Stewart, Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Richard Haynes and Tony Jones.
The meeting itself incorporates the TABtouch Bunbury Stakes and Furphy Bunbury Cup. The meeting is complimented by the MGIB Supremacy Stakes for the two-year-olds. In the Bunbury Stakes Clairvoyance is a short-priced favourite at $1.60 on the TABtouch fixed odds market. The Cup is far more open with True Attraction, winner of the Detonator, a $6.00 favourite. Platoon, Marocchino, Come Right Back and Stafford’s Lad are all under double figure odds. It is a super edition of the Bunbury Cup. Join Darren McAullay, Scott Embry, and Digby Beacham as they find the winners on the nine-event card of racing.
We're building to week one of the AFL season, but all the best action is still on the racetrack! Shortte and TC take a look at Melbourne and Sydney G1 racing and also dissect a bumper nine-race card at Ascot with three features on the program.
Shortte and Callum hold up the show this week with Pete O'Neill sunny himself down south at wineries. The Perth Cup and Galaxy heats are only a week away, so tune in to get the latest on the main chances with the boys who have your winners sorted.
The band is back together to look at pacing under lights at Gloucester Park on a Friday night. Specials guests, driver Chris Lewis and trainer Michael Young look at their chances while Glenn, Richie and Trent dissect the form.
Guests this morning looking at their chances this weekend were Enver Jusufovic, Grahame Begg, Dave Eustace, Neville Parnham, Steve Wolfe, Greg Cave, Michael Lane and Holly Watson.
Deane Lester, Chris Nelson (8:48) and Ron Dufficy (15:54) have all your best bets for Flemington, Doomben (which has been moved to Toowomba since recording) and Randwick respectively.
David Shortte hosts a look at the best bets for greyhound chasing around the country with experts Harry Buchanan, Joe Lanutti, Neil Brown, Shaun Mathieson and Tim Newbold.
Greyhound trainer Cosi Dagostino gives an update on rising star Momentum who heads to Cannington on Saturday for his first-up assignment.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie continues the build up to the season and explains his dislike for long-term contracts.
Julio Santarelli discusses the latest in WA racing as we head into a massive Saturday of racing from Ascot.
West Coast Eagles Football Manager Gavin Bell says it's unlikely Luke Shuey will be back for round one but he's doing everything he can.
Jockey Patrick Carbery gives a reserved push for heavily-backed Supremacy Stakes favourite Amelia's Jewel who will debut on Saturday.
Perth Wildcats sharp-shooter Todd Blanchfield talks about the emotional ride that's been this week and how arriving home after two months on the road is going to give the side a big boost.
Adam Hamilton previews a massive Saturday night that includes the Miracle Mile at Menangle. Trainer/driver Aaron Dunn (11:39) speaks about the chances of Bondi Lockdown in the Miracle Mile.
The West Australian's Steve Butler give his thoughts on the prospect of Daisy Pearce joining the coaching ranks at Geelong.
Eight races at Ascot today with Dan Morton's three-year-old gelding Alaskan God being the most interesting runner on the program. He joins Scott, Darren and Diggers as they take a look at all the form.
Trainer Grant Williams talks about his excitement to unveil 2yo Sentimental Belle in Saturday's Supremacy Stakes.
Trainer Richard Litt outlines his decision to send Profondo to Melbourne for a first-up assignment in the Australian Guineas.
Just Deane Lester and Chris Nelson looking at midweek racing today after Canterbury was moved to tomorrow. Deane looks at Sandown and Chris at the synthetic track with their best bets, quaddie suggestions and plays of the day.
Matt Young hosts a look at WA harness racing after a big APG Sales result on Sunday. Russell Betts reviews Friday's meeting, Dale Putland and Dylan Quadrio were also special guests while Maddi Brown and Craig Abercromby looked at their chances tonight. Finally Chris Barsby live from Qld gave the latest from an east coast perspective.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie discusses West Coast, Jack Darling, Alistair Clarkson's future and ticketing.
AFL writer Michael Whiting from Qld with an update on the conditions up there and his thoughts on what we can expect from Brisbane and Gold Coast.
Incoming Perth Racing CEO James Oldring in studio with Tim and Digby discussing his experience in racing, his plans for the job, Belmont and improving the training facilities at Ascot.
The Races WA host with the latest local racing news including travelling updates on some of the state's biggest stars.
Jockey Mark Zahra is facing a decision whether to stay in Melbourne for the All Star Mile or follow Daumier to Sydney for the Gold Slipper.
Sydney Morning Herald cricket journalist Malcolm Conn discusses the significance of Australia's tour of Pakistan and relives some of the big moments hosted by Pakistan in the sport.
A big weekend of G1 racing in Melbourne and Sydney. Co-trainer Dan Pearce talks about Chiclett and the team's J.C Roberts representation, jockey Ben Allen (5:07) talks about his tough week leading into his maiden G1 win. Hoop Brenton Avdulla (9:45) won an emotional Surround Stakes aboard Hinged and trainer Gary Portelli (15:24) with his take on the Sydney 2yo crop.
He returned from suspension, won two G1s, received another suspension. Friday night at Gloucester Park was a hit and run mission for driver Gary Hall Jnr.
Taylor Courtland join Tim and Digby to discuss the state of WA's 3yo ranks as we continue the build to the Oaks and Derby. The trio are joined by Steve Butler to break down the learnings from last Friday's practice match between Fremantle and West Coast.
We head around the country with journalists Matt Stewart, Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Richard Haynes and Tony Jones to discuss the fallout from the AFL's practice matches and a huge weekend of racing.
Trainer Ash Maley was a special guest to kick off Racing Rewind to talk about the win of cheap $10,000 buy Penny On The Queen yesterday. Marty Young is joined by Taylor Courtland to recap all the Ascot results.
Jockey John Allen and trainer Richard Freedman discuss their G1 success with Sierra Sue and Forbidden Love respectively.
Sports commentator Brad Hardie discusses the remarkable job by the Randwick track staff yesterday to get through a wet meeting and also gives his thoughts on the Eagles v Dockers practice match from Friday.
Racetrack Ralphy Horowitz dissects all the results from a big day's racing at Caulfield. He pleads with Argentia's supporters to stick with the promising filly who was beaten yesterday.
FOX Sports soccer commentator Simon Hill recpars a busy night of EPL and A-League action which included an emotional return for Christian Eriksen.
Greyhound form expert Harry Buchanan breaks down the biggest performances of the weekend including Mambo Monelli's win at Cannington.
All eyes will be on this afternoon's Ascot meeting with the running of dual Listed 3YO features in the Lex Piper Stakes for C&G due at 1:13pm AWST and the Schweppes Ascot 1000 Guineas for the Fillies at 4:15pm AWST. Both races are sure to be spine-tingler's with gelding Trix Of The Trade looking for five on the trot and Fine Romance hoping to bounce back after recent defeats to Trix Of The Trade. Join Darren, Digby and Scott for some fun and frivolity whilst in search of a winner or eight.
It's a racing dominated episode of the Punters Pal Podcast this week with feature races all over the country including G1s in Sydney and Melbourne.
The Perth Cup and Galaxy series, WA's highlight races, is fast approaching. As you would expect, Friday and Saturday chasing look fantastic cards. For all the hot tips, listen in to Peter, Callum and Shortte.
Two G1 races highlight a big 11-race program at Gloucester Park tonight. Glen, Richie and Trent are joined by Justin Prentice and Shannon Suvaljko to look through their chances and identify the best bets on the card.
Guests this week looking at their chances over the weekend were Peter Snowden, Sam Freedman, Tom Dabernig, Michael Grantham, Simon Miller, Summer Dickson, Adam Durrant and Steve Parnham.
Deane Lester, Chris Nelson (9:27) and Ron Dufficy (16:27) give their best bets, quaddie suggestions and plays of the day for Caulfield, Doomben and Randwick respectively. It's a massive weekend of racing.
David Shortte hosts a look at the best bets for greyhound chasing around the country with experts Harry Buchanan, Joe Lanutti, Neil Brown, Shaun Mathieson and Tim Newbold.
Thoroughbred Breeders WA President Fiona Lacey discusses a remarkable two days of Magic Millions Sales and Julio Santarelli (4:45) looks forward to a dual feature Saturday of racing at Ascot.
You wouldn't believe it, Steve and Tim get into an argument. This time they have a go at the behaviour of tennis players.
Trainer Hayden Ballantyne says the further the better for Ascot 1000 Guineas favourite Fine Romance who drops back into fillies grade on Saturday.
Fremantle Dockers coach Justin Longmuir says Mitch Crowden and Will Brodie will get good time in the midfield during their first practice match tomorrow against West Coast.
Adam Hamilton joins the show as he done each week to review and preview the week in harness racing while trainer Kim Prentice (14:55) discuss his Friday night chances at GP that includes the promising Franco Ecuador.
Superstar jockey Damian Lane gives punters confidence Jacquinot will be leaving the barriers much better Saturday in the Blue Diamond after some extra training earlier this week.
Digby, Darren and Scott run their eyes over the form today for seven races at Ascot. They have all landed on the same best bet in race six.
Mark Pilkington explains what attracted him to the $320,000 daughter of Samovare in book one of the sales and explains why the buying market is so high. Magic Millions Perth Manager David Houston (9:03) discusses the strength of the sale so far while Neil Pinner and Chris Chalwell (18:19) explain the amazing work done by the Janine Chalwell Foundation and the genrous donation of a lot at today's sale.
The West Australian journalist discussing some of the hot topics in sport. He gives a good clip to Australian cricket captain Pat Cummins who Butts says has made a couple of mistakes early in his captaincy tenure.
Matt Young is back with another big edition of OneOutOneBack highlighted by the announcement of the Sales Classic barrier draws ahead of a monster Friday night at Gloucester Park. Guests on the show included Russell Betts, trainers Greg Bond, Nathan Turvey, Peter Tillbrook and news guru Chris Barsby with all the latest from the east coast.
Western Breeders' Brent Atwell says their is a need for a new WA stallion after he lost the promising I'm All The Talk recently. Magic Millions Perth Manager David Houston (8:28) previews day one, Sarah Brown (21:28) from Amelia Park discusses the Russian Revolution filly out of Samovare and breeder Rob Crabtree (27:50) discusses his colt by Trapeze Artist out of Kiss Bang Love.
Sports commentator Brad Hardie speaks about the uphill battle Michael Voss is facing in his first season as Carlton coach and gives an update on Jack Darling from his perspective.
Australian all-rounder Cam Green says there is no hesitation from the men in the baggy green as they prepare for their return to Pakistan. Green wasn't born the last time Australia played a test in Pakistan.
Recently retired West Coast Eagle Brad Sheppard with an update on his health, his thoughts on Jack Darling's situation and a wrap of the always successful Own The Dream series.
The Races WA host with all the latest in local racing news including some disappointment around a few Morton Racing stars unable to get to the east coast.
Peter O'Neill and Leia Ernest discuss local greyhound chasing and continue the Perth Cup build up with trainers Chris Halse and Damien Crudeli. Jodee Jennings also joins the show to discuss Chase The Dream.
Bob Peters speaks about True Attraction and gives updates on Western Empire, Inspirational Girl and Graceful Girl. Coolmore Racing Manager Rob Archibald (7:15) explains his delight at the performance of Home Affairs on the weekend and trainer Darren McAuliffe (15:58) says he knew yesterday's Pinjarra Classic was over when Clairvoyance reached the front early on.
Taylor Courtland joins Tim and Digby to breakdown the extraordinary performance of Clairvoyance yesterday at Pinjarra and aren't very bullish about the chances of West Coast this season after further injury concerns.
Journalists Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Richard Haynes and Matt Stewart dissect plenty of sporting news and some big races over the weekend.
The meeting at Ascot on Saturday recognizes the 1975 Railway Stakes winner in Detonator. This year’s running of the Detonator features a capacity line up with punters facing up to a very wide-open betting medium. Many horses are resuming, and the form lines are somewhat disjointed. It promises to be a fantastic edition. As at midday Friday the shortest priced favourites on the day were My Baby Blue Jean (Race 4 @ $2.05) and Spin the Knife (Race 2 @ $2.50) which shows there is a bit of value to be found on the day. Join Darren McAullay, Scott Embry, and Digby Beacham as they find the winners on the nine-event card of racing when Inside Running hits the airwaves just after 8 o’clock on Saturday morning.
David Shortte hosts a look at the best bets for greyhound chasing around the country with experts Harry Buchanan, Joe Lanutti, Neil Brown, Shaun Mathieson and Tim Newbold.
Sports commentator Brad Hardie talks about Ben King's future, Fremantle's leadership group announcement and some AFLW news.
RWWA Greyhound Racing Manager Peter Howell discusses a big week of chasing highlighted by the Puppy Classic Saturday night and trainer Adam Smithson discusses the return of Vice Grip at Cannington.
The Races WA host Julio Santarelli with the latest local racing news as we head into a dual feature weekend at Ascot and Pinjarra!
Trainer James Cummings gives a strong update on Anamoe heading into the Hobartville and also runs through a long list of black-type participants this weekend for Godolphin.
Adam Hamilton reviews and previews everything going on in the world of harness racing while trainer Chris Willis (15:11) discusses his chances at Gloucester Park tomorrow night.
Trainer Darren McAuliffe says everything is back on track with Clairvoynce and Solaia as his pair of star mares tackle feature races on Saturday and Sunday.
Nine races at Belmont today with possibly the most exciting horse at the meeting racing first up in the opener. Scott, Darren and Digby dissect all the form for the program.
Perth Glory owner Tony Sage outlines the side's plans for Daniel Sturridge. He says the former England international is working towards his first Glory start they return to Perth in early March.
Trainer Neville Parnham with an update on Indian Pacific and Neufbosc, but most importantly Platoon who will return to racing Saturday at Ascot in the Detonator Stakes.
The West Australian journalist Steve Butler gives his thoughts on Novak Djokovic's interview yesterday where he explains his vaccination stance.
The Races WA host Julio Santarelli with all the latest news in local racing including a start date on the Railway Stakes runner-up from the Rhys Radford yard.
Australian golfer and Royal Fremantle member Min Woo Lee speaks about how golf needs to endorse it's fun side and what he needs to do well at Riviera this week to contend at the Genesis Open.
Midweek racing today from Sandown, Doomben and Randwick. Tune into Deane Lester, Chris Nelson (8:01) and Brad Davidson (14:07) for all their best bets and quaddie suggestions.
Matt Young with his look at harness racing from the past week with Russell Betts. He gets the latest news from KTC Bloodstock and Kody Charles who will host a yearling parade Sunday. Trainer Ryan Bell and driver Chris Voak look at their chances tonight at GP while Chris Barsby has the latest interstate news.
Brad Hardie reported some blockbuster news about Jack Darling and his vaccination status and also says the Sturridge and Perth Glory marriage might be ending.
Major Champion Hannah Green demolished her rivals over the weekend at the Vic Open. She speaks about the innovations of the tournament which wrapped up Sunday and how they can help the game of golf.
Julio Santarelli with the latest in WA racing news, including an update on stars Sheeza Belter and Kissonallforcheeks. Grant Burns (6:06) speaks about the draft of Ridgeport heading to next week's Magic Millions Yearling Sales and Chris Cowcher (15:07) with an update from Telemedvet who are making great strides in horse welfare.
Perth Wildcats great and former owner Andrew Vlahov speaks about his inclusion in the 40th Anniversary Team and what he thinks the current crop of players need to do to add another championship.
Owner of Masked Crusader Rupert Legh gave a very encouraging update on his star sprinter and also said William Pike would be well and truly in the frame to ride him in The Everest.
Peter O'Neill and Leia Ernest recap a weekend of chasing highlighted by the Puppy Classic final. Special guests included Max Julien, Steve Withers and James Jefferies.
Sharp-shooter Todd Blanchfield says the Wildcats need to show more intensity on the defensive end of the floor after Saturday's loss to Melbourne United.
Did the Blue Diamond picture get any clearer after Saturday? How good is Fangirl? How's Saintorio get to the Karrakatta Plate? The Sports Daily asked those questions of trainers SJ Miller, Julius Sandhu (7:53) and jockey Hugh Bowman (14:21).
Taylor Courtland and Steve Butler join Tim and Digby in an attempt to unpack the east coast two-year-old picture, discuss the Cyril Flower Stakes at Ascot and chat about Chris Scott's comments about Geelong's finals loss.
The Caulfield track came under fire froma prominent trainer, crowd numbers were very low at the cricket and an AFLW overhaul, already? All topics were covered by our journalists Matt Stewart, Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Richard Haynes and Tony Jones.
Racing returns to Ascot on Saturday with the feature race being the Listed Cyril Flower Stakes. This high-quality sprint sees the return to racing of the brilliant mare Kissonfourcheeks, the six-year-old Coming Around and the highly promising Triple Missile. That trio are up against Amasenus, Hot Zed, Iseered, Iseered and the speedy conveyances Long Beach and This’ll Testya. It shapes as a wonderful spectacle. The race card also features the Listed Morley Growers Market Challenge Stakes. This race sees Trix of the Trade a hot favourite at $1.45 up against Let’sDeal and Fine Romance. It is a wonderful return to Ascot so why not join the Inside Running team of Darren McAullay, Digby Beacham and Michael Heaton as they dissect the nine-event card.
The autumn is here!! In racing terms anyway. There are a stack of superstars hitting the track Saturday and for all the latest mail from Perth, Melbourne and Sydney, tune into TC and Shortte.
Peter O'Neill, Callum Robson and David Shortte take a look at the form for Mandurah tonight and Cannington tomorrow on Puppy Classic heat weekend.
Glen Moore, Richie Bell and Trent Cooper dissect the form with special guests Michael Young and Kyle Harper joining the show to look at their chances.
Guests looking at their chances on a big G1 weekend are Nash Rawiller, John Sargent, David Jolly, John Moloney, Peter Gelagotis, Brad Parnham, Troy Turner, Adam Durrant and Chris Gangemi.
Group 1 racing returns to Australia this weekend for the first time in 2022 with the running of the C.F Orr Stakes at Caulfield. Deane Lester looks at the form from Caulfield, Chris Nelson (8:47) at Doomben and Ron Dufficy (14:24) at Randwick.
David Shortte hosts a look at the best bets for greyhound chasing around the country with experts Harry Buchanan, Joe Lanutti, Neil Brown, Shaun Mathieson and Tim Newbold.
Sports commentator Brad Hardie continues the fallout from Pat Cummins' press conference yesterday.
The West Australian's Steve Butler goes toe-to-toe with Tim in a difference of opinions over Pat Cummins' press conference yesterday.
Eva Highley of Willow Dale, Claire Williamson (5:15) of Willaview and Grant Burns (10:17) at Yarradale wrap up our Talk To The Breeders segment looking forward to the Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sales.
The Races WA hosts chats about a good Belmont meeting yesterday which might have produced a WA Oaks chance.
ESPN Australia NFL expert gives a very comprehensive rundown on what the Bengals and Rams will have to do if they are to win Monday's Super Bowl.
Adam Hamilton reviews a remarkable weekend of pacing and give his thoughts on where Gary Hall Snr sits amongst the greats of harness trainers. Trainer-driver Jocelyn Young (14:42) also joins the show to discuss her chances at GP Friday night.
Michael Heaton steps in for Scott Embry this week on Inside Running to join Digby and Darren to go through a big 10 races at Belmont.
A massive edition of our segment looking at the Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sale with Western Breeders Alliance's Brent Atwell, Scenic's Jeremy Smith (7:50) and Ruby Racing's Jaime O'Bree (15:50).
The Races WA host Julio Santarelli with the latest in local racing news which includes another eastern states offer for a talented Perth-based galloper.
Deane Lester, Chris Nelson (6:43) and Brad Davidson (13:22) give their best bets, quaddie suggestions and plays of the day for meetings today at Sandown, Ipswich and Warwick Farm.
Co-trainer Michael Kent Jnr gives a little warning ahead of I'm Thunderstruck's return to racing on Saturday. He says the horse will take good improvement from his first up assignment. Racing journalist Pat Bartley (7:18) also joins the show to chat about the latest news.
Matt Young with his look at all things harness racing after a massive weekend which featured the WA Pacing and Hunter Cups. Russell Betts recaps Gloucester Park Friday night, Chris Barsby with the latest news from the east coast and drivers Lindsay and Donald Harper, along with Aiden De Campo discuss their chances tonight.
Sydney Morning Herald cricket writer Malcolm Conn says the Australian men's cricket coaching job is Andrew McDonald's if he wants it. He unpacked a chaotic four days for Cricket Australia and explains hoe Justin Langer's volatility cost him the dressing room.
Sports commentator Brad Hardie discussing Sam Walsh signing on at Carlton and the fallout around Justin Langer's resignation continues.
We start our final week looking at the Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sales catalogue with Mungrup's Gray Williamson, David Houston (7:30) and Robbie Gray at Rangview (16:15).
The Races WA host chats about the latest news in local racing including a massive offer for an up and coming galloper and Clairvoyance's next assignment.
Former cricketer Dirk Nannes has taken to his new broadcast career like a duck to water and gives us an insight into all the goings on from the snow at the Winter Olympics.
Trainer John O'Shea has plenty of bullets to fire during the autumn and some of his stable stars start their campaigns. Lost And Running, Promise Of Success and Maximal are among his charges heading to the races Saturday.
Peter O'Neill and Leia Ernest talk all things WA greyhound chasing with special guests Peter Cameron, Morgan Turner and Peter Brown.
Jockey Pat Carbery speaks about the win of Pixie Chix in yesterday's Magic Millions 3yo Trophy and Justin Warwick (3:56) talks about his slice of luck that landed him 2yo Classic winner Sheeza Belter.
WA Men's Cricket Team player Shaun Marsh gives his thoughts on Justin Langer's future and an update on his isolation with Nathan Coulter-Nile
Taylor Courtland joins Tim and Digby to discuss all the results from Magic Millions Day and then Gary Hall Snr relives his 12th WA Pacing Cup win from Friday. Then Steve Butler joins the show to give his polishes, flogs and Bold Move of the weekend.
Justin Langer's resignation dominates the discussion as we head around the country to catch up with Matt Stewart, Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Brad Davidson and Tony Jones to talk about all things sport.
Join the Inside Running team as they dissect the Magic Millions race day at Pinjarra Park. It is a bumper 10 event program with the features the Magic Millions WA 3yo Trophy and the Magic Millions WA 2yo Classic. The day is also complimented by the Geisel Park mile and the Thoroughbred Breeders WA Pearl Classic. In the three-year-old leg of the Magic Millions, Spin the Knife is a short priced favourite on the TABtouch market. It is a different story in the two-year-old event with a wide-open market confronting punters. The Geisel Park mile sees a wonderful battle looming between The Spruiker, Beret and Proconsent. In that race there are two runners, Marocchino and Stafford’s Lad, resuming following a tilt at the Perth Cup, they do create interest. It will be a fantastic day of racing at Pinjarra with the first race set down for 1.25pm. Let the Inside Running boys find the winners for you.
The Autumn racing carnival isn't too far so the racing is heating up, so let TC and Shortte pick out the weekend's best bets around the country.
Peter O'Neill, David Shortte and Callum Robson revel in the success of We The People last night while also taking a deep dive into the form for Mandurah and Cannington chasing this weekend.
The biggest night of chasing on the local calendar tonight at Gloucester Park with the WA Pacing Cup highlighting the program. Glen, Richie and Trent dissect the form while trainers Ray Williams and Gary Hall Snr talk through their chances.
Guests this morning looking at their chances over the weekend Peter Snowden, Adrian Bott, Lindsey Smith, Damien Thornton, Trevor Andrews, Luke Fernie, Grant Williams and David Harrison.
Deane Lester sent in his quaddie, best and play of the day suggestions for Caulfield Saturday while Chris Nelson and Ron Dufficy joined The Sports Daily to talk through their thoughts at Doomben and Randwick.
David Shortte hosts a trip around Australia to find all the best bets in greyhound chasing for a massive weekend, starting with G1 chasing in Qld.
Sports commentator Brad Hardie continues the defence of Justin Langer to keep his job as Australian cricket coach.
RWWA Greyhound Racing Manager Peter Howell highlights a big weekend of chasing headlined tonight by We The People in a Qld G1 and trainer Eric Campana (5:11) chats about Sunset Piper who will debut for his kennel on Saturday night at Cannington in the Sandi's Me Mum Final.
The Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sales are nearing and we continue to work through the list of vendors. On this morning's Sports Daily was Misty Valley's Lachlan Donnelly, Mogumber's Colin Brown (4:46) and Toerien Brown (11:15) from Mt Hallowell Stud.
Trainer Russell Stewart gives a strong report on his star two-year-old Street Parade and Julio Santarelli (4:42) discusses the latest WA racing news.
Perth Wildcats sharp-shooter Todd Blanchfield says too much is being left too to few as the side continue to fight their slow starts to games.
It's arguably the biggest weekend of pacing this year with the WA Pacing Cup and Hunter Cups on Friday and Saturday respectively. Adam Hamilton previews the big races and driver Deni Roberts (15:01) gives a push for long shot Diego at GP tomorrow night.
Jockey Joey Azzopardi was this morning's special guest to talk through his chances with Digby, Scott and Darren who dissect the form for today's seven-race Belmont program.
Ahead of the February 22-23 Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sale we catch up with Sue Olive of GOldfront Thoroughbreds, Janey Napoli (6:15) from J Farms and Troy Van Heemst (12:17) at Lynwood Park to discuss their drafts.
Julio Santarelli with a comprehensive wrap on all the latest and most important racing news in WA and trainer Hayden Ballantyne (5:50) says Magic Millions 2yo Classic favourite She's Greysful is continuing to thrive in her preparation.
Harness racing trainer Ross Olivieri says a lack of match hardness at the elite level might prove the difference for Papinik Friday night in the WA Pacing Cup.
Chris Nelson and Brad Davidson (8:20) look at the racing from Ipswich and Randwick respectively with their best bets. We also read out Deane Lester's suggested bets for Sandown this afternoon.
It's WA Pacing Cup week and Matt Young continues the build up in this week's episode. He chats to Russell Betts, Shane Butterworth (18:35), drivers Shannon Suvaljko (37:13) and Mitch Miller (41:33) look at their chances tonight and Chris Barsby (49:50) with all the latest eastern states harness news.
FOX Sports commentator Adam Peacock discusses the state of the Matildas after their disappointing exit from the Asian Cup and projects forward to the Socceroos' match tonight.
Julio Santarelli with the latest news in WA racing including an update on plans for Kissonallforcheeks and Staffords Lad from Dan Morton's stable. Trainer Neville Parnham (11:13) expects a lot of improvement from Red Hot Goods in Saturday's Magic Millions 2yo Classic at Pinjarra.
A change of dates for the Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sales was confirmed yesterday and as we work toward the February 22-23 event, we speak with Forrest View's Ben Duncan, Geisel Park's Eddie Rigg (5:30) and Gervase's Chris Gales (11:07).
Trainer Greg Bond discusses his team heading to Friday night's WA Pacing Cup at Gloucester Park. He gives a strong push for his former Cup winner Mighty Conqueror.
Leia Ernest and Peter O'Neill with a post-award night edition of Greyhound Gossip chatting to winners Steve Withers, David Shortte and Lewis Clay.
Trainer Colin Webster says his star Trix Of The Trade will step up to 1600m next start. Trainer/driver Nathan Turvey (6:01) speaks about his Northam Cup success.
Perth Scorchers championship winning strike bowler Jhye Richardson praised the side's resilience as they won their fourth title on Friday night.
An action-packed edition of the Burning Sensation with Courtney Walsh wrapping up the remarkable Australian Open, Steve Butler back after a freshen up and a discussion around the weekend's racing just gone and upcoming.
What a weekend of sport! To recap everything, including a mammoth weekend of tennis, Matt Stewart, Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Brad Davidson and Tony Jones join The Sports Daily.
Shorttey, who is joined by TC, is in top form this week and is "crazy confident" about his sport multi. His specific quote, "It is the biggest sport multi, bet value wise, I have placed in quite a while."
The trio of David Shortte, Peter O'Neill and Callum Robson have all your best bets for the weekend of WA chasing covered as they talk through the form for Mandurah Friday and Cannington Saturday.
Glen Moore, Trent Cooper and Richie Bell dissect all the form for a G1 Trotters Cup night at Gloucester Park. They're joined by Michael Young and Lindsay Harper to talk through their chances.
Guests this morning looking at their weekend runners included David Eustace, Enver Jusufovic, Richard Freedman, Stirling Alexiou, Tim Clark, Ben Pearce, Dan Morton, Jordan Turner and Brad Rawiller.
The road to the Golden Slipper in Sydney begins Saturday with feature 2yo races. For all the best east coast tips for a weekend's racing, tune into Deane Lester, Chris Nelson (7:02) and Ron Dufficy (13:20).
David Shortte hosts a trip around the country to find the best bets for greyhound chasing with form experts Joe Lanutti, Harry Buchanan, Neil Brown, Shaun Mathieson and Tim Newbold.
Sports commentator Brad Hardie says the Eagles should look to move the captaincy away from Luke Shuey after his latest injury setback.
Julio Santarelli with all the latest in WA racing and a look forward to Scenic Blast Stakes Day on Saturday.
Tennis expert Courtney Walsh live from Melbourne Park previews a massive day of tennis.
We continue a look at the Magic Millions Perth Yearling Sale with David Houston (10:22) who gives an update on when it'll be held with travel complications causing issues. Graham Daws from Dawson Stud and Steve Wallace (5:48) at Blackwatch discuss their drafts.
Well respected Sydney Morning Herald cricket reporter Malcolm Conn adds to the discussion around the floundering BBL season and gives his prediction for how the Cricket Australia board meeting will end for Justin Langer next week.
Adam Hamilton discusses all the wash up from a weekend highlighted by the Ballarat and Fremantle Cups. Driver/trainer Aiden De Campo (13:02) also joins the show to look at his chance in Friday night's G1 Trotters Cup at Gloucester Park.
We're in the middle of WA's biggest harness racing carnival and the Group 1 races don't stop this weekend with the trotters taking center stage. For all the latest news, tune into Matt Young's look at local and national harness racing with Russell Betts, Chris Barsby, Grant Williams, Ash Markham and Shane Young.
Sport commentator Brad Hardie says the Australian Open has captured the attention of the nation as Ash Barty continues to strive for another Grand Slam title.
Perth Scorchers coach Adam Voges speaks about Mitch Marsh's fitness, the prepapration for another BBL final and his thoughts on Kurtis Patterson's form.
Julio Santarelli with all the latest news in WA racing after a metro meeting on a Monday which saw Mitch Pateman hang up the saddle. James Harron (10:35) also joins The Sports Daily to discuss Philosopher at Caulfield tomorrow.
John Andrew from Alwyn Park and Amelia Park's Sharon King talk about their respective drafts heading towards the Magic Millions Perth sales as we kick off a couple of weeks of "Talk To The Breeders" segments.
Tennis expert Courtney Walsh live from Melbourne Park discusses Alex De Minaur's exit from the Australian Open and if it''s changed the way we look at him and his future.
Perth Glory defender Jack Clisby speaking about how much of a major boost the weekend's win over Sydney FC was.
Peter O'Neil is joined by Leia Ernest to place the spotlight on greyhound chasing around the country with a chat to trainers Kody Charles and Sarah Appleton while jockey Campbell Rawiller also shares his story as he prepares to head west.
A rare Monday edition of Inside Running with Darren, Scott and Digby looking at a massive 11-race metro meeting at Ascot to start the week.
Tim and Digby are joined by Taylor Courtland to attempt a look at what the world of sport looks like after last week's announcement by the State government to delay the reopening of WA's border.
Tim and Digby return for the first time in 2022 and kick off the year with a trip around the nation to catch up on all the latest news from the weekend. Matt Stewart, Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Brad Davidson and Tony Jones chat racing, tennis and all things sport.
With a look at Mount Barker racing and the TABtouch Mt Barker Sprint this afternoon Alex and Marty were joined by Mark Bayliss, Brett Lenton and Holly Watson. And Larry Folley discussed the Marble Bar annual meeting.
Greg and Skye Bond trained the quinella in the G1 Retravision Fremantle Cup on Friday night at Gloucester Park.
Marty and Alex were joined by top trainers Lindsey Smith and Sam Freedman. And expert tipster Racetrack Ralphy reviewed the Moonee Valley meeting.
Soccer expert and commentator, Simon Hill, joins The Aftermath team every Sunday morning to discuss the world game.
Listen back to a special Esperance edition of Inside Running with Brett Lenton and Scott Embry.
Shortte and TC give their best bets for the weekend's racing and can't wait for playoff football in the NFL and finals BBL action.
A couple of later starts for the weekend's chasing in WA, but there are still plenty of winners to be found if you listen in to Pete, Shortte and Callum.
It's G1 Retravision Fremantle Cup night at Gloucester Park and with their best bets on the program were Richie Bell, Glen Moore and a cameo appearance by Trent Cooper. Special guests were Gary Hall Snr and Aiden De Campo.
Guests this week looking to their weekend chances were Sam Freedman, Ken Keys, Bjorn Baker, Jason Collett, Darren McAuliffe, Adam Durrant, Steve Wolfe, Michael Gangemi and Shaun McGruddy.
Deane Lester, Chris Nelson (7:29) and Ron Dufficy (15:19) take a look at their best bets and quaddies at Moonee Valley, Doomben and Randwick racing respectively.
The Paws Of Thunder final highlights a massive weekend of chasing and for all the best bets around the country, tune into Harry Buchanan, Neil Brown, Joe Lanutti, Shaun Mathieson and Tim Newbold.
Sports commentator Brad Hardie discussing the BBL and says there needs to be a reshuffle of the schedule.
Adam Hamilton previews a massive weekend of pacing with the Ballarat and Fremantle Cups taking centre stage. Albany Cup sponsor Barry Panizza (17:34) with some information on Saturday's meeting and trainer Ross Olivieri (22:51) talks about the chances of Perfect Major tomorrow night.
Courtney Walsh live from Melbourne Park looking forward to a massive day four of the Australian Open.
Joe Lanutti is the syndicate manager that owns Bandit Ned who lines up in this weekend's Paws Of Thunder Final. He loves how the box draw has worked out for his greyhound.
The Races WA host Julio Santarelli with an update on Saturday's Ascot meeting and the Neville Parnham stable. Trainer Luke Fernie (10:10) is excited to get Spin The Knife back to the track and New Zealand trainer Jamie Richards (19:25) talks about his Karaka Millions chances.
Perth Wildcats star Todd Blanchfield says his knee feels as good as it has since surgery a few months ago. After a disappointing loss earlier this week, he says the team is keen to move onto the clash with Illawarra quickly.
With the Belmont Park meeting abandoned today, trainers Mick Kent Jnr, Gerald Ryan (9:44) and Will Clarken (21:28) filled the void to talk about their chances at Sandown, Newcastle and Dubai respectively.
Popular race broadcaster David Fowler joins the Sports Daily to spin a couple of yarns with Alex and Marty about his career behind the binoculars.
The Races WA host Julio Santarelli discusses the latest news in local racing including a Clairvoyance update and a new jockey joining the local ranks.
Trainer Justin Prentice talks about the chances of Hurricane Harley who has drawn a little bit sticky in Friday night's Fremantle Cup.
William Pike's jockey manager Dale Verhagen admits the last month or two took it's toll on the champion hoop as the speculation around his vaccination status continued to grow.
Deane Lester and Chris Nelson (9:32) take a look at all the form at Sandown and Ipswich respectively as we continue to build up to the Autumn carnival.
Matt Young hosts a big Fremantle Cup edition of OneOutOneBack with Russell Betts, trainer gary Hall Snr (15:50) recapping past successes, Shane De Campo (25:30) discussing his first training victory, Michael Young (39:00) looking at his chances tonight and the latest news with Chris Barsby (43:58).
Perth Glory Head Of Football Operations Terry McFlynn says the men in purple have prepared the best they could for a return to the pitch tomorrow against Brisbane Roar.
Sports commentator Brad Hardie gives his thoughts on the latest rule changes in the AFL, the disappointing English cricket summer and much more!
Trainer Ray Williams is hoping a short let up will work in the favour of Magnificent Storm for Friday's Fremantle Cup.
The Races WA's Julio Santarelli with some massive breaking news this morning surrounding the riding future of champion jockey William Pike. Trainer Russell Stewart (7:37) gives an update on promising galloper Street Parade who won a trial yesterday and jockey Simone Altieri (16:04) talks about Kenyluck.
Sydney Morning Herald cricket writer Malcolm Conn with all the fallout from an Ashes series that failed to live up to the hype. He also gives an update on Justin Langer's position as head coach.
All the latest from Melbourne Park with Courtney Walsh as we prepare for a massive day two of the Australian Open which features Nick Kyrigos and Alex De Minaur.
Peter O'Neill hosts the first episode of 2022 and chats with RWWA Chief Racing Integrity Officer Denis Borovica, RWWA Greyhound Racing Manager Peter Howell and trainer Glen Currie after Friday's Birthday Cup success.
Marty Young and Alex Vlahos are joined by Taylor Courtland to discuss The Ashes, Australian Open tennis and where we think Miss Conteki should race next. Then joining the team is Courtney Walsh live from Melbourne Park.
Trainer Simon Miller talks about his plans with Miss Conteki heading forward after another amazing win on Saturday. Trainer Allan Hughes (9:52) tells the story of Kenyluck after winning yesterday's Batavia Sprint, jockey Nash Rawiller (15:13) discusses King Of Sparta's win and trainer Gary Hall Snr talks up the chances of Chicago Bull in Friday Night's Fremantle Cup.
The Australian Open is underway, the Magic Millions race day went off perfectly and Australia won The Ashes. Our journalists Brad Davidson, Nick Markham, Tom Rehn, Matt Stewart and Tony Jones have all the latest news covered.
Marty Young, Lochie Taylor and Rylie Morgan dissect the 10 race card from Ascot on Miss Andretti Stakes Day.
Sports reporter Courtney Walsh with an update on the Australian Open and the Djokovic saga.
David Wrensted from the Geraldton Turf Club and Brett Lenton give their thoughts on todays meeting.
Greyhound expert from The Greyhound Insider, joins The Aftermath every Sunday morning to discuss all things greyhound chasing.
Chris Nelson with his thoughts on the huge Magic Millions meeting from the Gold Coast. And from racetrackralphy.com.au a review on the Flemington card.
Soccer expert and commentator, Simon Hill, joins The Aftermath team every Sunday morning to discuss the world game.
Saturday 15th January at Ascot one of WA’s finest sprinters is recognized with the running of the Miss Andretti Stakes. The brilliant mare won 19 of her 31 starts with victories in Australia’s best sprint races and she also travelled to the United Kingdom and was successful in the Kings Stand at Royal Ascot. Whilst none of the competitors in today’s edition of the race will ever reach her greatness, we are in for a stirring edition with the return of Clairvoyance and Iseered Iseered up against the last start slashing winner Miss Conteki. Join Wes Cameron and Scott Embry on Inside Running as they preview the 10-event card. On a day with an expected temperature of 27 degrees, all roads lead to Ascot for a wonderful day’s racing.
David Shortte and Taylor Courtland return for the first episode of 2022 just in time for the rich Magic Millions day and NFL playoffs.
David Shortte, Callum RObson and Peter O'Neil return for 2022 and get their teeth into tonight's G2 Birthday Cup program at Mandurah while also trying to find you all the winners at Cannington on Saturday.
Guests this morning looking at their chances for racing over the weekend were Tony Gollan, Tommy Berry, Maddie Raymond, Kris Lees, Colin Webster, Hayden Ballantyne, Joseph Azzopardi and Chris Parnham.
Driver Shannon Suvaljko and trainer Shane Young join Trent Cooper and Glen Moore who dissect all the form for the Nights Of Thunder Final program tonight at Gloucester Park.
One of the richest race meetings in Australia will be hold at Gold Coast tomorrow and we have all your best bets sorted for you. Deane Lester with a look at Flemington, Chris Nelson (8:20) at the Gold Coast and Ron Dufficy (14:23) with his thoughts at Rosehill.
David Shortte returns for 2022 with a look at the best greyhound bets around the country with form experts Harry Buchanan, Tim Newbold, Shaun Mathieson, Neil Brown and Joe Lanutti.
RWWA Chief Racing Integrity Officer Denis Borovica went into depth about new vaccination and Covid rules for WA racing.
Sports commentator Brad Hardie is baffled by the continual push to move Justin Langer out of the Australian coaching seat.
Adam Hamilton with all the latest on the return of star pacer Lochinvar Art and gives his best bets for the weekend. While closer to home, driver Chris Voak (13:10) discusses his chances at Gloucester Park on Friday night.
RWWA Chief Racing Integrity Officer Denis Borovica went into depth about new vaccination and Covid rules for WA racing. Peter Morley (11:50) disccuses his day one purchase from the Gold Coast as well as a Behemoth update. Trainer Les Ross (22:38) tells his remarkable story ahead of saddling up three runners in the 2yo Classic on Saturday. Jockey Craig Newitt (35:13) chats about unbeaten juvenile Cusack and bloodstock agent Suman Hedge talks about his buys on the Gold Coast.
Perth Wildcats sharp-shooter Todd Blanchfield discusses a wild week for the team and how ready they will be for Tuesday's return to the court.
Scott Embry flying solo today for the preview with special guest trainers Dan Pearce and Todd Harvey to take a look at their chances throughout the day.
Bloodstock Manager at Arrowfield Stud Jon Freyer speaks about The Autumn Sun and his early success at the Gold Coast Yearling Sales, Peter Snowden (11:27) speaks about Miss Hellfire and Russian Conquest in the 2yo Classic on Saturday and Ben Thompson (20:57) looks over his book of rides for the next few days.
Tennis journalist Courtney Walsh with all the latest on Novak Djokovic and gives his top three chances on the women's side of the Australian Open.
Perth Scorchers assistant coach Matt Mason credits the culture and tight-knit nature of the Scorchers squad for their great form this season despite facing Covid restrictions.
Deane Lester gives his tips for a midweek meeting at Caulfield, Brad Davidson (10:36) looks at Warwick Farm and we read out Chris Nelson's (16:32) Doomben tips as he works feverishly at the sales.
The Fremantle Pacing Cup is only 10 days away and the build up has well and truly started. Russell Betts and Chris Barsby join Matt Young to discuss the week's big performances and latest news, while Shannon Suvaljko relives a past success. Driver Emily Johnson discusses her first career win last weekend and Deni Roberts pick out her best chances at driving some winners tonight at Bunbury.
ESPN Australia's number one NFL man Laurie Horesh recaps a wild week 18 and gives his early predictions for the first weekend on playoff action kicking on Sunday local time.
Magic Millions auctioneer Grant Burns gives his thoughts ahead of the first day of Gold Coast yearling sales while Larry Cassidy (11:54) says he expects Wheelhouse to be able to springboard from Saturday's win in The Wave. The Sports Daily also spoke with SA race calling royalty Terry McAuliffe about his life behind the microphone.
Lawyer Tom Percy QC spoke about the Novak Djokovic saga from a legal point of view and discusses the fact he wasn't surprised at the decision to let the world no.1 out of detention.
The West Australian journalist Steve Butler has some strong views on Novak Djokovic in today's No Ifs Or Butts segment.
Sports commentator Brad Hardie live from melbourne gives his opinion on Novak Djokovic's release from detention yesterday and the mess the situation has turned into.
Sydney Morning Herald cricket writer Malcolm Conn dissects the fourth Ashes Test after a dramatic draw. He also gives his thoughts on what role Usman Khawaja plays in the fifth match.
RWWA Deputy Thoroughbred Steward Harold Taylor outlined the decision to abandon Narrogin on Friday while trainers David Harrison (8:06) and Greg Bond (14:42) discuss their significant weekend achievements.
Taylor Courtland joins Alex Vlahos and Marty Young who give some thoughts on tomorrow's first day of the Magic Millions Gold Coast sales and attempt to make sense of the Novak Djokovic situation.
As we settle into 2022, get back into the swing of things with a trip around Australia with Channel 7's Nick Markham, Channel 9's Tony Jones (11:25), SKY Racing's Brad Davidson (19:26) and Channel 9's Tom Rehn (29:00).
Marty Young, Lochie Taylor and Rylie Morgan review the Easingwold Stakes Day meeting from Ascot.
On this morning's Retravision Preview the special guests were Maddison Brown, Ryan Bell and Gary Hall Jnr.
Guests on this morning's show with Marty and Alex were; Annabel Neasham, JD Hayes, Holly Watson, David Harrison, Adam Durrant, Roy Rogers and Steve Wolfe.
Deane Lester with tips for Caulfield, Chris Nelson with his thoughts on the Gold Coast and Ron Dufficy with Rosehill. And Brett Lenton with Narrogin this afternoon.
One of Tasmania's trainers joined The Sports Daily to talk about his horses ahead of the Tasmanian Stakes Day on Saturday.
Discusses the return of Clairvoyance after a tough battle with injury she will not go to Albany, she is not quite ready and needs another week.
RWWA Head of Racing Operations discusses the new health direction regarding vaccination status.
Tennis reporter Courtney Walsh gives The Sports Daily an ATP Cup and Australian Open update.
Pat Bartley with thoroughbred news from around the nation and Josh Rodder with a tribute for the late Rick Hore-Lacy.
Your one-stop podcast for all things harness racing. Matt Young hosts and provides you with the latest news, reviews and tips this week. Guests this week included Russell Betts, Chris Barsby, Ryan Bell, John Hunt, and Donald Harper.
Co-trainer of exciting Declaration Of War colt, Green Belt, joined The Sports Daily to discuss the future for the horse. Also talked about the recent relocation to Crabourne.
Bob joined The Summer Edition of The Sports Daily to discuss his tenth win in the Perth Cup on Saturday.
David joined Alex and Marty to discuss his filly Latizia, in preparation for the Blue Diamond Stakes next month.
Ex-WA jockey joined The Sports Daily to chat about her relocation to NSW and also her treble on Saturday.
Matt Stewart, Tom Rehn, Brad Davidson and Nick Markham join the Summer Edition of The Sports Daily.
Brittany Taylor joined Marty and Alex to go through their top 5 racing and sporting moments from 2021.
Simon's mare Miss Conteki won the Furphy Summer Scorcher on Saturday. He joined the boys to discuss the horses future.
After the win of Magnificent Storm on Friday night at Gloucester Park, Ray Williams had a chat with Marty and Alex about the future of the horse.
2022 Perth Cup winning jockey Patrick Carbery chats with Marty and Alex on The Aftermath.
Saturday 1st January 2022, New Year’s Day, and it seems we are back to the normal with the TABtouch Perth Cup being run on its traditional timeslot. The strong support program which includes the Furphy - Summer Scorcher and the Mrs Macs – La Trice Classic. The Peters Investments / Team Williams duo of Midnight Blue and Pure Devotion head up the market in the 2400m Cup. The field appears very evenly balanced however it is on these grand final days that the Williams stable excel. Can they provide Peters Investments with another Cup victory?
Deane Lester with his tips for Flemington, Chris Nelson with Doomben tips, Ron Dufficy with Randwick and Brett Lenton with Mt Barker this afternoon.
Today's guests include; Lindsey Smith, Chris Gangemi, Steve Wolfe, Bob Peters, Luke Fernie, Trevor Andrews & Dan Morton.
Adam Hamilton discusses a huge night at Melton tomorrow night, and Gary Hall Jnr with his thoughts on champion horse Chicago Bull back at Gloucester Park on Friday night.
The Perth Glory owner chats to Alex and Marty about the "disarray" that the club is in.
Neville Parnham, Raquel Williams, Kieron McDonough, Adam Durrant and Jim Taylor ahead of Saturday's TABtouch Perth Cup.
From Fox Sports News, James joined The Summer Edition of The Sports Daily for an EPL update.
Fast bowler with the Perth Scorchers, chats about the team’s first loss of the T20 season at Manuka oval last night.
Chris joined the boys to discuss his team for Cannington tonight. He also talks animal welfare in the extreme temperatures.
From the WA Thoroughbred industry The Summer Edition of The Sports Daily were joined by Rob Gulberti, SJ Miller, Anne King, Ash Maley and Natasha Faithful.
David Shortte hosts a look at the best bets from around the country in greyhound chasing. He is joined by experts Jason Lincoln, Harry Buchanan, Tim Newbold, Neil Brown and Shaun Mathieson.
Adam Hamilton dissects the week that has been in harness racing and driver Emily Suvaljko (17:33) talks through her chances at GP Friday night.
Trainer Ciaron Maher says Coolangatta is in terrific order ahead of her feature assignment on Sunday in Qld. Julio Santarelli (5:17) with some news on the Summer Carnival features at Perth Racing, Magic Millions Perth Manager David Houston (13:25) chats the February sale with the catalogue now released and trainer Dan Morton (24:00) on Stafford's Lad winning yesterday's ATA Stakes.
Perth Scorchers assistant coach Beau Casson says Mitch Marsh is his pick for number one T20 player in the world at the moment and puts it down to being in a great mental space on and off the pitch.
The final Perth Cup lead-up race, the ATA Stakes, is the feature on today's program from Ascot. Trainer Cliff Green joins Scott, Darren and Digby as they take a look at all the form and provide their best bets.
Former Western Bulldog Will Hayes discusses his new lease of life in horse racing and his desire to remain in the AFL. Racing journalist Pat Bartley (8:15) talking about Incentivise who won't return to Peter Moody's stable and owner/breeder Bob Peters (19:16) with an update on Midnight Blue.
Deane Lester, Chris Nelson and Racing And Sports' Simon Dinopoulos give their best bet and quaddie suggestions for racing at Sandown, Sunshine Coast and Warwick Farm today.
Your one-stop podcast for all things harness racing. Matt Young hosts and provides you with the latest news, reviews and tips this week. Guests this week included Russell Betts, Chris Barsby, Pat Abbott, Justin Prentice, Hayden reeves and Chris Beckett.
Australia's complacency maybe the only way England win the Boxing Day test according to sports commentator Brad Hardie.
Harness trainer Greg Bond discusses his plans for Mighty Conqueror who made an impressive return on Sunday at the trials.
We reach the top five racing performances of the year with Adam Blencowe from Racing and Sports. Trainer Raquel Williams also joins the team to talk about the chances of Paddy's Shadow in tomorrow's ATA Stakes.
Sydney Morning Herald cricket reporter Malcolm Conn says if he had to guess, Jhye Richardson will play on Boxing Day. WACA and Perth Scorchers bowling coach Matt Mason breaks down a great win last night and talks about how proud he is of Jhye Richardson.
PGA Of Australia CEO Gavin Kirkman outlines the newly released golf Australia strategy which will be aimed at taking the sport to new levels on the back of great success overseas.
The Kel Greenough-trained Wow She's Fast won the inaugural running of The Phoenix Saturday and joined Pete and Leia to discuss the rapid rise of his star chaser. The team also ran through their favourite moments of 2021 in the world of greyhound chasing.
Perth Glory CEO Tony Pignata gives an update on the side's situation as they prepare to spend Christmas in a Qld hotel. He says the club are doing everything possible to get the players and staff home.
For the final time of the year, The Sports Daily catch up with their team of journalists to get the latest sporting and racing news. Matt Stewart on Melbourne racing, Nick Markham from Chanel 7 Sydney, Channel 9 Adelaide's Tom Rehn, SKY Racing's Brad Davidson and Channel 9 Melbourne's Tony Jones.
Tim, Digby and Taylor discuss their top 10 sporting moments of the year with Ash Barty, The Boomers and Tom Brady all featuring very heavily.
Tune into Inside Running on Saturday morning at 8.00am when Darren McAullay, Scott Embry and Digby Beacham attempt to find the winners on a massive 10 event card from Ascot. The meeting is highlighted by the Kingston Town Classic winner Regal Power lining up as short-priced favourite in the Ted Van Heemst Stakes. The Belhus Racing Stables – Starstruck Classic is the third leg of the fillies and mares’ series. Angelic Miss has won the opening two legs, the Jungle Mist, and the Jungle Dawn, can she make it a hat-trick of victories in this prestigious series? The day promises to deliver some fascinating racing and Ascot will be a beautiful option if you are looking for something to do over the weekend with an expected maximum of 24 degrees.
Callum Robson and Peter O'Neil team up to preview chasing from Mandurah tonight and Cannington Saturday.
A very interesting FFA and the Christmas Cup headlines a fascinating night of pacing at Gloucester Park. Trainers Gary Hall Snr and Michael Young were special guests to talk about their chances while Glen, Trent and Richie look over the form.
Guests this morning included David Vandyke, Gary Portelli, Michael Kent Jnr, Simon Miller, Shaun McGruddy, Adam Durrant, David Harrison, Chris Gangemi and Darren McAuliffe
It's our last Saturday to fill the wallet before Christmas! Listen in to get all the tips from Deane Lester, Chris Nelson (9:21) and Ron Dufficy (16:10) at Flemington, Eagle Farm and Randwick respectively.
David Shortte hosts a look at greyhound chasing around the country on a massive weekend for the sport with the inaugural Pheonix being run. Guests this morning included Jason Lincoln, Harry Buchanan, Tim Newbold, Neil Brown and Shaun Mathieson.
Plenty to cover this morning with sport commentator Brad Hardie who discusses the Covid news around the Australian cricket side and developing story involving a positive test within the Perth Glory side.
Perth Wildcats sharp shooter Todd Blanchfield returned to the lineup with a bang last Sunday, he was in studio and told the Red Army to expect a better performance from the side on Friday.
Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir, on the back of his contract extension yesterday, says there is as much optimism inside the four walls of the Dockers as there has ever been in his time at the club.
If you thought the great harness pacing action was over because the Inter Dominion has finished, think again. Adam Hamilton runs through a massive weekend of action.
There is confusion in the England camp heading into the second test according to Geoff Lemon who outlines the big decision around the English bowling lineup.
Scott, Darren and Digby run through the form for today's Belmont meeting and are joined by Neville Parnham who will saddle up Downforce in the last. He also gives an update on star sprinter Indian Pacific.
ESPN Australia's Laurie Horesh was full of praise for the Green Bay Packers and the play of Aaron Rodgers. Andrew Gaze (9:12) also joined The Sports Daily and says he'd be surprised if the Perth Wildcats aren't there at the pointy end of the season again.
The road to Magic Millions glory on the Gold Coast starts today at Wyong with the feature two and three year old races. Tim Clark (14:44) rides both favourites and gives his thoughts, while form experts Deane Lester and Chris Nelson (8:45) give their tips for Sandown and Ipswich.
One of the most dramatic finishes in Inter Dominion history gets plenty of airtime in this week's episode with Matt Young. He also recaps GLoucester Park Friday with Russell Betts, Chris Barsby (17:53), Sian Hughes (26:55), Michael Grantham (37:16) and Don Harper (44:55).
Perth Scorchers all-rounder Ashton Agar discusses tonight's game against Hobart and expects it will be a very exciting match-up.
AFL commentator Brad Hardie joins Tim and Digby to discuss comments made by Brodie Grundy yesterday. Brad and Digby agree it's time for Collingwood to make a stand with Jordan De Goey.
Perth Glory defender Jack Clisby outlines a busy week for the side who are looking to bounce back after a tough 1-0 loss to Melbourne City last week.
General Manager Of Racing at RWWA Charlotte Mills announces a $7m increase in stake money for all three WA codes.
Fox Sports commentator Tim Hodges talks about a wild last 48 hours in Motorsport, culminating in the finale of the F1 season that was won by Max Verstappen.
Racing And Sports form analyst Adam Blencowe begins a look back at the top 10 performances of the past calendar year, highlighting wins 10 to six.
Peter O'Neill and Leia Ernest begin a big week in greyhound chasing with a chat to Glenn Pask, a part-owner of The Dogs WA representative Vice Grip, about his box draw in The Phoenix. Jason Lincoln also joins the show to give a full rundown on the fallout of the box draw.
Hobart Hurricanes batsman Darcy Short says he is excited to take on the challenge of facing the Perth Scorchers tomorrow, a team he is very familiar with.
Black Shadow smashed his way into Perth Cup contention and jockey Jason Brown says there is no reason why he can't win the 2400m feature. Qld hoop Jim Byrne (5:07) says Apache Chase will improve into his prep, trainer Joe Pride (11:25) talks about Brutality and owner Steve Duffy (16:27) won the Inter Dominion on Saturday night.
A massive NBL dunk, tempers flaring, Josh Hazlewood's injury and plenty of racing news. Our team of journalists Matt Stewart (2:31), Nick Markham (10:01), Tom Rehn (19:10), Brad Davidson (30:05) and Tony Jones (37:50).
In the lead-up to Christmas, The Sports Daily are starting to recap a big year in racing and sport. Tim, Digby and Taylor discuss their top 10 racing stories of the year this morning.
Your one-stop weekend punting podcast with Taylor Courtland and David Shortte who give their best bets in racing, basketball, NFL and cricket!
Two very competitive betting cards at Mandurah and Cannington this weekend in WA chasing. David Shortte and Peter O'Neill give their best bets for an action packed weekend.
The return of Magnificent Storm highlights tonight's Gloucester Park meeting. Trainer Ray Williams and driver Chris Voak join the preview as Trent, Richie and Glen give all their tips.
Guests this week on the Hour Of Power included Dave Eustace, Greg Hickman, Gerald Ryan, Robbie Griffiths, Jim Taylor, Raquel Reid, Chris Parnham, Mitch Pateman and Roy Rogers.
Black-type races all over the country tomorrow and for all the best bets listen in to our experts. Deane Lester at Flemington, Chris Nelson (9:19) Eagle Farm and Ron Dufficy (16:21) at Randwick give their selections.
David Shortte takes a trip around the country to find the best greyhound chasing tips for the next few nights. Jason Lincoln, Harry Buchanan (14:12), Neil Brown (23:31), Shaun Mathieson (31:06) and Tim Newbold (39:43) all join the show.
Sports commentator Brad Hardie with a Jordan De Goey update and says he can't wait to watch the climax of the F1 season this weekend.
Adam Hamilton gives his thoughts on Inter Dominion grand final night and trainer David Aiken (13:30) gives Max Delight a good each way chance in the pacers final.
Brisbane Bullets head coach James Duncan spoke impressively on The Sports Daily and outlined the area of the floor he believes needs the most improvement for the Bullets to return to playoff basketball.
He's our man in the know for everything tennis and Courtney Walsh wasn't surprised when he heard the news Serena Williams wouldn't be heading to Australia for the Aus Open in january.
Julio Santarelli with the latest WA racing news including a WA Guineas place getter and where he is racing next. Trainers Holly Taylor (7:39) and Alan Mathews (9:48) look at their Ascot chances today and finally Tom Wood (12:54) from Hong Kong looks at the massive international carnival kicking off tonight.
Perth Wildcats sharp-shooter Todd Blanchfield says he has recovered well from training yesterday and hopes a full session today means he can feature in Sunday's game with Brisbane.
It will be a case of rapid racing today with an early time slot for Ascot. For all the best tips from the east coast on a busy days racing, tune into Deane Lester, Chris Nelson (6:15) and Paul Joice (12:43).
Matt Young chats to Russell Betts to review Friday night's best performances and then conducts a feature interview with Hall Of Fame driver Gary Hall Jnr (16:51) who chats about his illustrious career. Chris Barsby (53:34) wraps up the show to look forward to the weekend's Inter Dominion final.
Adam Blencowe was of the opinion Western Empire's performance in the Kingston Town was a little flat, Bob Peters (10:48) reports it's unlikely any of his Masters G1 winners will head east for the autumn and Julio Santarelli (18:39) with the latest WA racing news.
Sports commentator Brad Hardie discusses the upcoming Ashes series starting tomorrow and the future of Jimmy Anderson after it was revealed this morning he'd miss the first test in Brisbane.
Former English cricket captain Alec Stewart says the lack of game time with the red ball may come back to bite Australia in this Ashes series starting tomorrow.
Perth Glory FC defender Jack Clisby says it's a massive honour to pull on the purple badge again and is confident his side can pull off a big upset against Melbourne City on Wednesday night.
The Dogs WA The Phoenix Final was run and won on Saturday night with Adam Smithson's (2:27) Vice Grip winning. He joined Pete and Leia this morning along with Jason Lincoln (10:21) and The Meadows' Ashley Baker (21:47).
Brittany Taylor joins Tim, Digby and Taylor for the final Masters Monday to wrap up the last three weeks of racing here in WA.
Your chance to catch up on all the weekend's results and sporting talking points with our team of journalists. Join Matt Stewart, Nick Markham (8:22), Tom Rehn (15:31), Brad Davidson (26:16) and Tony Jones (32:06).
Harness trainer Ross Olivieri reflected on the life and times of the late, great Percy Johnson.
Trainer Simon Miller speaks about his three black-type winners on the third and final day of the TABtouch Masters Saturday.
Perth Scorchers batsman Kurtis Patterson says he will be available for the team's first match of the BBL season.
It is the final day of the TABtouch Masters, and the swan song Group 1 is the Drummond Golf – Kingston Town Classic featuring the Heineken 3 – Railway Stakes winner Western Empire. The Peters/Williams/Pike triumvirate will be aiming for the Group 1 treble of W.A which will go down in the local racing record books as a modern-day piece of mastery. The meeting also features the Glenroy Chaff – A.J. Scahill Stakes, the TABtouch – Sir Ernest Lee-Steere Classic and the Ascend Sales – Jungle Dawn Classic. Join Darren McAullay, Scott Embry, and Digby Beacham as they take an in-depth look at what promises to bew a fantastic day of thoroughbred racing at Ascot. Summer Headquarters will be a wonderful venue to enjoy thoroughbred racing at its best. The boys will present Inside Running from 8.00am Saturday morning on TABradio, Racing & Sport, broadcast state-wide. It is also the 40th anniversary of race broadcasting for W.A.’s No 1 race broadcaster Darren McAullay. We wish him a magnificent Group 1 call on the day.
Listen to Chasing Winners for all the best bets in WA Greyhound racing, tune into the team of David Shortte, Peter O’Neill and Callum Robson.
Trainers Gary Hall Snr and Justin Prentice join form experts Glen Moore, Trent Cooper and Richie Bell to dissect all the action from GP this evening.
Adrian Bott, Matt Cumani, Michael Gangemi, David Harrison, Adam Durrant, Shaun McGruddy, Steve Parnham, and Darren McAullay were the special guests this mornings Hour of Power
Deane Lester with his tips for Pakenham Cup Day. Chris Nelson takes a look at Doomben and Ron Dufficy's thoughts for Rosehill.
David Shortte hosts a trip around the country to find all the best greyhound chasing bets with Jason Lincoln, Neil Brown (16:02), Shaun Mathieson (26:11) and Tim Newbold (33:35).
AFL commentator Brad Hardie suggests it's time to look at a change to the teams which play season opener.
Trainer Simon Miller understands his place in Saturday's Kingston Town Classic with Dance Music and Julio Santarelli (8:55) has an update on Bitofmerit and when we'll hopefully see him again.
Perth Wildcats sharp-shooter Todd Blanchfield says he is ahead of schedule with his recovery from knee surgery and could feature in the team's line-up as soon as next weekend.
Former Australian fast bowler Ryan Harris gave great insight into the change rooms on day 1 prior to the start of an Ashes series.
Adam Hamilton dissects night two of the Inter Dominion heats with team McCarthy continuing to dominate. Giles Inwood (14:42) also joined the show to look at Friday night's meeting at Gloucester Park.
Nine races on the card today at Belmont for Scott, Darren and Digby to dissect, while trainer Brett Pope is the special guest to talk through his team heading to the track.
Jockey turned trainer Ryan Hill will saddle up his first runner on Thursday and joined the Sports Daily to discuss his decision behind changing career path.
Sydney Morning Herald cricket writer Tom Decent expects Melbourne to host the fifth Ashes test if it can not be hosted at Optus Stadium.
As they do every Wednesday morning just after 6am, our form experts Deane Lester, Chris Nelson and Paul Joice join us for their best bets from the east coast of racing.
NBL Commissioner Jeremy Loeliger is still holding onto hope the Perth Wildcats will be able to host all 14 home games at RAC Arena this season despite Mark McGowan's strong stance.
There is no shortage of talking points in the world of harness pacing this week in the middle of an Inter Dominion series. Matt Young also dissects Friday night's mares classic while chatting with Russell Betts (2:16), Chris Barsby (15:44), Aiden De Campo (33:07), Trent Wheeler (37:45) and Shannon Suvaljko (43:15).
Perth Glory Football Operations boss Terry McFlynn says Daniel Sturridge needs more conditioning on the training track before he gets an increased role with the side.
Brad Hardie covers an array of sporting topics this morning including Jordan De Goey, Alex Carey and the disrespectful Brandon Smith.
Grant, co-trainer at Williams Racing, spoke about an array of topics this morning after the announcement he and Alana would be expanding their operation. He discussed, Western Empire, the genius of Alana and what the future looks like.
Driver Luke McCarthy is very happy with Expensive Ego and King Of Swing heading towards tomorrow night's second night of Inter Dominion heats.
Racing And Sports form analyst Adam Blencowe breaks down the blistering Winterbottom Stakes victory of Graceful Girl and some of the weekend's best performances.
Melbourne Cup final night on Friday and the lead up to The Dogs WA Phoenix Qualifier final begins, plenty to cover on the show today. Adam Smithson (4:22), Linda Britton (9:26), David Geal (15:57) and Jason Lincoln (25:51) were all special guests with Pete an Leia.
Perth Scorchers WBBL championship winning coach Shelley Nitschke spoke about a massive afternoon of cricket.
Owner/breeder Bob Peters is on the cusp of history, he heads into Saturday with a chance to clean sweep WA's three group one races. Co-trainer of Enthaar David Eustace (12:46) and regional championship winning trainer Roy Rogers (18:11) also joined the show.
Some big news about the future of Grant and Alana Williams' training operation highlighted a busy Burning Sensation that featured Tim, Digby, Taylor, Brittany Taylor and Steve Butler.
Your one-stop weekend catch up podcast with a trip around Australia with our team of journalists. Nick Markham (1:24), Tom Rehn (11:27), Matt STewart (19:20) and Tony Jones (33:00).
Marty Young, Lochie Taylor and Michael Heaton discuss yesterday's huge meeting from Ascot, Winterbottom Stakes Day. They were joined by trainer of the very impressive Marocchino winner of the Listed Japan Racing Association Trophy.
David Shortte returns to join TC for a look at day 2 of the TABtouch Masters which includes the G1 Winterbottom Stakes. The boys also like a couple of multis in the NBA and NFL over the weekend!
It is Melbourne Cup final night, the biggest race in the greyhound world, but along with that is chasing from Mandurah and a slot in The Phoenix at Cannington Saturday. For all the best bets, tune into the team of David Shortte, Peter O'Neill and Callum Robson.
G1 racing returns to Gloucester Park tonight with the running of the Westral Mares Classic. Drivers Shannon Suvaljko and Chris Lewis join form experts Glen Moore, Trent Cooper and Richie Bell to dissect all the action.
Guests this morning looking towards the weekend races included Tommy Berry, Peter Snowden, Michael Lane, Dan Morton, Chris Gangemi, Ash Maley, Pat Carbery and Troy Turner.
The east coast of Australia has copped a lot of rain over the last 48 hours so the tips from our experts are very important today. Deane Lester looks at Caulfield, Chris Nelson (10:14) tips for Doomben and Ron Dufficy (16:54) in Sydney.
Melbourne Cup Final night at Sandown on Friday highlights a massive weekend of greyhound chasing. For all the best bets around the country, listen in to David Shortte who is joined by Jason Lincoln, Harry Buchanan (19:45), Neil Brown (27:11), Shaun Mathieson (35:50) and Tim Newbold (42:46).
AFL commentator Brad Hardie was very complimentary towards Fremantle's decision to draft locally last night during round one.
Plenty of feature pacing around the country this weekend for Adam Hamilton to cover, including the return of the Inter Dominion series. Trainer Nathan Turvey (15:28) discusses the G1 Westral Mares Classic at Gloucester Park Friday night, Savvy Bromac holds the important barrier one.
Part-owner of Wilchino Glenn Rogers said he was surprised by the promising mare's strength at 1200m last start, he's daring to dream. Julio Santarelli (8:24) also joins the show to discuss some of the latest racing news in WA.
GM Of Football at Fremantle Peter Bell discusses what the club are thinking with their first pick of round two and what their first round picks can add to the list. The newest West Coast Eagle Campbell Chesser talks about his crazy 12 hours.
We start five consecutive days of WA meetings today at Belmont. Digby, Darren and Scott talk through all the form for the eight races while being joined by trainers Trevor Andrews and SJ Miller.
South Adelaide Football Club coach Jarrad Wright gives a fantastic insight into Jason Horne-Francis who is likely to be the No.1 draft pick tonight.
Harness trainer Michael Cornwall tells his remarkable story which includes surviving cancer and spending four weeks in an induced coma ahead of Friday night's Westral Mares Classic where he prepares Sheez Our Hope.
The Races WA host Julio Santarelli with some of the latest news in local racing, including a six-week suspension to take place immediately for an up-and-coming apprentice.
Jockey Jarrad Noske has ridden Rock Magic for the majority of his WA career, it'll be an emotional moment when the 12yo gelding passes the Ascot winning post for the final time on Saturday. Jarrad still expects "Rocky" to run an almighty race in the G1.
With Doomben out of action today due to rain, form experts Deane Lester and Paul Joice (9:24) take a look at racing from Sandown and Gosford respectively.
Matt Young hosts a look at harness racing and gets the latest news as we lead up to a big weekend on G1 pacing. Russell Betts joins Matt to review the big performances from Friday night while other guests included Chloe Brown (18:42), Matt Scott (34:03), Jamie Rigoli (40:05) and Chris Barsby (43:04).
AFL commentator Brad Hardie says there is too much hype around young draftees and we need to let them get to work on field before talking them up so much.
Perth Glory midfielder Jonathan Aspropotamitis discusses a massive HBF Park crowd for round one of the A-League and how the vibe at the club has lifted with the arrival of Daniel Sturridge.
We look back at Railway Stakes day and forward to this Saturday and the second $1m G1. Racing And Sports form analyst Adam Blencowe says Western Empire would more than equip himself on the east coast, jockey Brad Rawiller (18:12) talks about the perfect build-up for Elite Street and Julio Santarelli (23:48) has the latest news.
AFL talent ambassador Kevin Sheehan discussing this year's draft which gets underway on Wednesday. He highlights a few names that will add to the growing Fremantle midfield.
NBL commentator Liam Santamaria discusses his initial reactions to the start of the NBL BLitz. He singled out the South East Melbourne Phoenix as a team that's really impressed.
Peter O'Neill and Leia Ernest recap a massive weekend of chasing with RWWA Greyhound Racing Manager Peter Howell (2:22), trainer of Tommy Shelby Steve Withers (9:19) and SKY Racing's Jason Lincoln (14:19) talking all things Melbourne Cup.
If you missed any of the big sporting news stories from the weekend tune into The Sport Daily's trip around the country with our team of journalists. Matt Stewart, Nick Markham (9:38), Tom Rehn (17:38), Brad Davidson (24:41) and Tony Jones (33:20).
Cricbuzz.com cricket journalist Bharat Sundaresan gives his thoughts on the Tim Paine saga and who is the next captain of the Australian cricket team.
A big Railway Stakes Day to recap on The Sports Daily with Lisa Staples dominating Esperance, trainer Lou Luciani (5:14) talking Hot Zed and owner/breeder Bob Peters (13:28) with an update on his and Team Williams' partnership.
Brittany Taylor joins The Sports Daily team for the first of three Masters Mondays recapping Railway Stakes Day. What we learnt, what surprised us and what are we now looking forward to?
Digby Beacham filled the co-host chair with David Shortte still on the mend and joined Taylor Courtland to focus heavily on the 10-race Railway Stakes program at Ascot.
Along with looking at a monster weekend of chasing, Callum, Shortte and Pete continue to do great work for the Movember foundation. This week they have $300 to spend and add to their growing total that's ticked over $5000.
The G2 RWWA Cup highlights pacing tonight and Lindsay Harper drives favourite Bletchley Park from gate two, he's a special guest this morning on the form preview. Chris Voak also joins Glen, Trent and Richie have all the best analysis.
A big Perth addition of the Hour Of Power ahead of a massive Railway Stakes day. Guests included Simon Miller, Adam Durrant, Bernie Miller, Neville Parnham, Ted Martinovich, Chris Parnham and Peter Knuckey.
The eyes of the racing world will be on Ascot Saturday with G1 racing, but there are still plenty of winners to find on the east coast. Tune into Deane Lester, Chris Nelson (9:38) and Ron Dufficy (16:25) for all of their thoughts.
The heats of the Melbourne Cup, the biggest race in greyhound chasing, take centre stage Friday night. For all the latest and best bets for a big weekend listen in to David Shortte and his team of experts. Jason Lincoln (1:19), Harry Buchanan (15:39), Neil Brown (23:35), Shaun Mathieson (33:56) and Tim Newbold (39:00).