Ger Lyons joins Andrew Le Jeune for a wide-ranging chat on racing, including discussion on training strategies and horse development, quality versus quantity in training, hypocrisy in horse welfare, and champion jockey Colin Keane.

Rob Heathcote joins the Andrew Le Jeune to talk about his journey from Contiki tour guide to horse trainer and his veteran sprinter Rothfire. 

Irish trainer Joseph O'Brien chats with Idol Horse about his journey from jockey to trainer and what comes next. 

Popular Australian horse Mr Bightside is headed to Hong Kong for the G1 Champions Mile on April 27. Mr Brightside's co-trainer Ben Hayes joins Andrew Le Jeune for a wide-ranging chat. 

Tom Charlton chats to Andrew Le Jeune on his journey from UK to Australian racing and becoming co-trainer to John O'Shea. 

Superstar jockey William Buick joins the Idol Horse Podcast for a wide-ranging conversation with Andrew Le Jeune, including his partnership with champion globetrotter Rebel's Romance and memories of 2018 Pakistan Star's famous QEII Cup victory. 

Welcome to the first episode of the new Idol Horse Podcast, "News Desk", where each week host Andrew Le Jeune will chat with Idol Horse journalists about the biggest stories in world racing. 

South African trainer Sean Tarry has won more than 70 G1 races. He speaks to the Idol Horse Podcast on all things South African racing, including market trends, the country's growing horse syndication market and the best days to go racing in South Africa. 

New Zealand trainer Shaun Clotworthy joins the Idol Horse podcast to discuss his journey in horse training, the partnership with his wife Emma, and their preparations for the upcoming New Zealand Derby with their horse Willydoit. He shares insights into their training methods, the micro-share syndicators My Racehorse and the current state of the New Zealand racing industry.   00:00 Introduction to Shaun Clotworthy and Willydoit05:14 Shaun's Background and Transition to Horse Training09:55 The Role of Shaun's Wife Emma and Their Training Partnership14:59 Willydoit's Journey and Ownership Structure18:17 The Future of Willydoit and Training Decisions

Tom Dabernig has had a fascinating journey in horse racing. The grandson of Australian horse training legend Colin Hayes and nephew of David and Peter Hayes. Tom discusses the importance of facilities, training techniques, and the influence of his early career experiences. He reflects on his successful partnership with David Hayes at Lindsay Park and the transition to independent training, emphasising the significance of quality over quantity in his current stable. He also touches on future aspirations and the potential for international racing opportunities.