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A bonus episode with Walkley winning journalist Andrew Rule recorded when we chatted about his eulogy for his father (episode 44) 

This episode is about Andrew's eulogy for Les Carlyon, a fellow legend of Australian journalism and writing. The speech was delivered on March 12th 2019 at Flemington racecourse, the home of Australian racing and the location for some of Carlyon's most beautiful writing. As Andrew says in the speech, he was the poet laureate of the turf. 

Andrew Rule has a 'Life and Crimes' podcast and I was a guest talking footy rogues, 'Black sheep in footy boots'. 

I read out a list of thank yous in this episode to people who have been 'super subscribers',(Beyond the $5 per month) either as 'founding members' at the newsletter or 'Standing Ovation' donors on Patreon 

I'm also very grateful to every person who has helped me over these last two years to provide an income stream for this project. 

Thanks also to those who are donors just through Paypal

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As we build up to the Melbourne Cup Carnival who better to speak to than Joe Agresta. Joe played an integral part in five Melbourne Cup triumphs with his role as main track work rider for Cups King, Bart Cummings, at his Flemington base. Todd Blum and Joey take us through the preparation for those cup winner's, as well as the role of the track rider and some of his other favourite horses.