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Ariarne Titmus: Golden Girl, Golden Eagle
26:51|Ariarne Titmus is the Golden Girl of Australian swimming, so it’s fitting she joined us in studio in honour of the 2026 Golden Eagle. Long before the world records and Olympic podiums, the Launceston-born champion was a pony-mad kid riding on her family’s Tasmanian property. She went on to win four Olympic golds and now “the Terminator” is writing her next chapter. In this chat with Julie, she looks back on her first love of horses, the grit that took her to the top, and why family, home and staying humble are at the heart of everything she does.
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25. Richard Freedman on coming full circle.
25:37||Season 1, Ep. 25Richard Freedman has worn a lot of hats. He sits down with host Julie Snook to talk about life, the famous Freedman Brothers training era, a brief stint in administration, and a move into the broadcast box. Now he’s back training, this time alongside his son, Will. Effervescent and endlessly entertaining, Richard trades stories and, as he’ll tell you himself, these tales only skim the surface.
24. Sebastian Hutch: From Cork to the top of Inglis
26:08||Season 1, Ep. 24Sebastian Hutch joins us in the It’s Gold studio to talk life and leadership at Inglis, Australia’s leading bloodstock auctioneers.After eight years leading the bloodstock business, the Cork-born Hutch will step into the role of Managing Director in the new year.Hear how a young man from Ireland, raised alongside racing royalty, found his way to Australia and to the top of Inglis.
23. Kerrin McEvoy: Three Everests, One Jockey
23:57||Season 1, Ep. 23Three Everests. One jockey. As the tenth running of the world’s richest turf race approaches, Kerrin McEvoy remains the only rider to win it three times. In this episode, he relives each victory, moment by moment. Humble as ever, Kerrin reflects on how it all unfolded as he prepares to chase title number four.
22. Meet Graeme Hinton: The incoming Racing NSW Chief Executive
28:02||Season 1, Ep. 22This week, Graeme Hinton was announced as the incoming Chief Executive Officer of Racing NSW. He steps into the role following a 22-year tenure by Peter V'Landys.It's the perfect chance to get to know the man who's been integral to much of Racing NSW's success from the launch of The Everest to the expansion of the NSW Spring Carnival, and the development of Racing NSW's world-leading equine welfare programs.It’s a great listen, with real insight into the industry, and where it's heading.
21. From clippers to Kolding: A horsewoman’s world
23:59||Season 1, Ep. 21Sydney horsewoman Clare Oxley is in studio this week, tracing a lifelong passion for horses into a career spent entirely around them. From clipping horses for Chris Waller, to rehoming retired racehorses, to building her own global equine business from the ground up, Clare has turned a childhood love into a life's work and along the way, found herself the proud owner of Group 1 winner Kolding. It's a conversation about grit, horsemanship, and a life truly lived and breathed in the industry.
20. Sam Clipperton: the Road Back
26:19||Season 1, Ep. 20From the northern beaches to the top of The Everest, jockey Sam Clipperton's career has taken more turns than most. He shocked the racing world when he announced his retirement late in 2024, only to find his way back to the saddle and rediscover his love for the sport. In this raw and honest conversation, Clipperton opens up about chasing a new identity, the weight behind his decision to walk away, and the journey of rediscovery that's brought him back to where he belongs.