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Hosted by Andrew Le Jeune · sports · EN · 10 episodes
Andrew Le Jeune talks with the sport's biggest names to discuss the one race that stands out in their memory. Jockeys, trainers, owners, broadcasters and officials all take a turn at recalling the stories behind their biggest racing moments on 'The Race'.
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Episode #10
<p>It is not just that John Reid won the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes twice that is so special but that he did it 19 years apart. </p><p>Listen to the backstory behind Reid's wins in the race on this edition of The Race with Andrew Le Jeune. <br></p>
Episode #9
<p>Owner Pan Sutong took Hong Kong racing by storm early last decade and the man he chose to chase his Hong Kong Derby dream was trainer Richard Gibson. </p><p>Akeed Mofeed's 2013 Derby win was a triumph for Gibson's careful and considered style. </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Chapters</p><p> </p><p>00:00 The Hong Kong Derby: A Race to Remember</p><p>02:01 Richard Gibson's Journey: From Trainer to Champion</p><p>06:09 The Connection with Owner Pan Sutong: Passion and Investment</p><p>10:08 The Evolution of Hong Kong Racing: Challenges and Opportunities</p><p>14:01 Memorable Horses and Their Impac...
Episode #8
<p>In this conversation, Steven Arnold reflects on his experiences with the legendary racehorse So You Think, discussing the horse's remarkable career, including his victories in the Cox Plate and Melbourne Cup. Arnold shares insights into the pressures and expectations of riding such a champion, the celebrations following significant wins, and the legacy that So You Think has left in the racing world. The discussion also touches on Arnold's personal reflections on missed opportunities and the impact of So You Think's international success.</p>
Episode #7
<p>WHEN jockey Harry Bentley reflects on his career-defining moments, one horse – and race – stands out: the exceptional sprinter Limato and his victory in the 2016 July Cup. </p><p>Harry talks about the significance of the July Cup at Newmarket, the preparation and confidence leading up to the race, and the thrill of winning at the Group One level. Bentley shares insights into Limato's unique talent, consistency, and the importance of training facilities like Kingston Warren. He also reflects on missed opportunities in racing and the mental resilience required to cope with losses and mistakes, concluding with a look towards futur...
Episode #6
<p>In this conversation, Kerrin McEvoy reflects on his experiences in the Melbourne Cup, particularly his victory on Almandin. He shares insights into the preparation leading up to the race, the thrill of the finish, and the importance of confidence and strategy in racing. McAvoy also discusses the significance of celebrating victories, the lessons learned from losses, and his aspirations for the future, including a desire to win the VRC Derby. He highlights the mentorship he received throughout his career and suggests a future guest for the podcast.</p>
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