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Sep 11, 2026

speaker_1ADVERTISER
1:00
[upbeat rock music]
Nick HarrisHOST
1:18
So [laughs] welcome back to Racing Back, the third episode with Freddie Spencer.
Nick HarrisHOST
1:25
W- we've ...
Nick HarrisHOST
1:26
I, I can't tell you, Freddie, how much we've enjoyed the first two.

27 MINS LATER

Nick HarrisHOST
28:05
...
Nick HarrisHOST
28:05
the Bol d'Or next weekend, the last round of the World Endurance Championship, Paul Ricard.
Nick HarrisHOST
28:12
And we've got a legend on Racing Back, haven't we, Jules?
Julian RyderHOST
28:15
We have.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:47
He does it at Darlington.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:50
Toyota Camry for Joe Gibbs Racing of Christopher Bell.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:55
He's been in the postseason half a dozen times.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:59
He's finished top three in the championship.

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Eddie BHOST
44:38
Hell, we might even see it next weekend at War in the Woods when it's all said and done.
Eddie BHOST
44:43
But make sure you guys go support that.
Eddie BHOST
44:44
And talking about supporting, how about supporting this weekend's races? Rowdy Racing is going to be throwing down $25,000 or more on top of the only class happening in small tire up there in New York.
Eddie BHOST
44:59
Of course, he does this each and every year.
Ben FordhamHOST
12:55
happening
Spiro ChristopoulosCORRESPONDENT
12:55
with Peter Volandes? Well, the ARL Commission chairman says he's 80% decided on his future as he prepares to make a call on whether he'll remain at the helm of Rugby League as the executive chair or return to Racing NSW.
Spiro ChristopoulosCORRESPONDENT
13:07
80%.
Spiro ChristopoulosCORRESPONDENT
13:08
That's the number this morning.
Spiro ChristopoulosCORRESPONDENT
13:09
Now, he's taken four months of leave from his role in Racing to run Rugby League, and he's made a commitment to Racing NSW.
Spiro ChristopoulosCORRESPONDENT
13:16
He will make a call on his future by September 13, and based on what we're told right now, He will make a permanent move to the NRL, where he'll become the most powerful official in the game's history.
Spiro ChristopoulosCORRESPONDENT
13:25
So watch this space and announcement in the days ahead.
Chris BoucherGUEST
0:11
All right, welcome back, everybody, to another episode of the Racing Kicker
KevinHOST
0:14
Podcast.
KevinHOST
0:15
Man, we're on a streak here.

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Chris BoucherGUEST
31:38
So there's so many different terms that racing guys use than I use.
Chris BoucherGUEST
31:46
Like, for example, smoky.
Chris BoucherGUEST
31:47
Racing guys call it slate.
Chris BoucherGUEST
31:49
Okay.
Chris BoucherGUEST
31:50
Genetics guys call it smoky.
Taylor CortlandGUEST
0:00
This is They're Off and Racing on 91.3 Sport FM.
Jack CrawshawHOST
0:11
Yes, we're into the Thursday Industry Podcast again.
Jack CrawshawHOST
0:14
Great to have your company this morning.

22 MINS LATER

Digby BeechamHOST
22:41
And just listening to Adam there in respect to Swift Ruler, and where he's likely to settle in the run and where Boy Crush is likely to settle in the run, you'd think it is going to be advantage Boy Crush.
Taylor CortlandGUEST
22:53
Yeah, absolutely, and then also those targets down the road for Swift Ruler, you're thinking 1,200 metres, and Adam articulated that pretty well, that he thinks the 1,200 metres is going to be too sharp, and listening to him there, you'd have to agree, but Boy Crush, the way Dawn Dancer's going, it's no small effort to run down Dawn Dancer, so Boy Crush clearly going really well, and Luke's got a few horses that are going really well at the moment.
Jack CrawshawHOST
23:20
Mitchell Pateman joins us now here on the Thursday Industry Podcast as part of the offering of their Off and Racing here on Sport FM.
Jack CrawshawHOST
23:28
Mitchell's got a handful to go around there at Belmont on Saturday.
Jack CrawshawHOST
23:34
Mitch, good morning.
NathanGUEST
14:23
Yeah.
NathanGUEST
14:23
But, yeah, just growing up, like, I just think racing, like – Racing's just the best.
NathanGUEST
14:28
Like, I just don't understand how people don't like it, some people,
ZachHOST
14:31
you know? You're preaching to the choir there, mate.
Brittany GrahamGUEST
9:26
These cup horses are starting to roll out.
Brittany GrahamGUEST
9:28
And It's Tough was, I think, sort of the find of the summer and autumn for the Diamond Racing stable last time out.
Brittany GrahamGUEST
9:35
He took home the $100,000 Hydroflow Country Championships final.
Brittany GrahamGUEST
9:39
And on those occasions, he was... chasing off big marks.
Justin ChisholmHOST
0:00
Hi everybody, welcome back to another episode of the Yacht Racing Life podcast.
Justin ChisholmHOST
0:05
I'm Justin Chisholm, I'm your host.
Justin ChisholmHOST
0:07
I'm joined by fellow sailing journalist Magnus Wheatley.
Nick LuckHOST
1:20
J.A. McGrath has his preview of Happy Valley and the latest from Hong Kong.
Nick LuckHOST
1:25
But first, it was announced yesterday, uh, in the Racing Post, though rumors had been swirling for some time on social media, that Emmet Mullins would indeed be the new incumbent of Coolcullen, the wonderful training base in Ireland that has been established over decades by Jim Bolger, and from where he has had conspicuous classic success.
Nick LuckHOST
1:43
Emmet, of course, is assisted in this endeavor by his long-standing supporter and patron, Paul Byrne, whose colors have been seen carried to success by many of Emmet Mullins' best jumps horses.
Nick LuckHOST
1:55
He was the man who sold the Whaley Cohen's Noble Yates.

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Jane ManganPANELIST
13:38
I, I look forward to following this story.
Nick LuckHOST
13:39
Yeah, you mentioned that it would be akin to somebody in England buying Kingsclere.
Nick LuckHOST
13:43
Well, something similar has actually happened this side of the sea, uh, Jane, 'cause this was reported by Peter Scargill in today's Racing Post, and that's the, the K- uh, Kingston Warren, uh, Henry Candy's amazing establishment just on the Berkshire-Oxfordshire borders, and Charlie Hills's, uh, base.
Nick LuckHOST
14:02
Um, they, they've both been acquired, and they're not quite adjacent, but they're, they're extremely close, uh, by the family office of Alejandro Betancourt López, who's a, a Venezuelan billionaire who was appointed by Trump to oversee production and sale of the country's oil reserves.
Sara ManderscheidHOST
1:19
And he was able to nab that fastest American in the 26.2, which was so exciting.
Sara ManderscheidHOST
1:26
And it was so great to see him be able to come into that race, crush that goal, get the time and and really nab that for and reset it for the American men.
Sara ManderscheidHOST
1:38
Now, over the course of the last year, though, the American men have up.
Sara ManderscheidHOST
1:43
We have had some incredible performances like at the Boston Marathon.
Sara ManderscheidHOST
1:50
We had Ryan Ford coming in right before Clayton Young at Boston running 205.41 was Clayton's time.
Sara ManderscheidHOST
1:59
I think Ryan Ford was just a few seconds earlier.
Sara ManderscheidHOST
2:02
ahead of him and he runs with the on group in boulder which is really exciting but charlie is going to be at chicago so we have a 204 guy going and competing against a 205 guy clayton i think It's going to be really interesting to see how these men race Chicago.
Sara ManderscheidHOST
2:22
It's flat.

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