Brian talks about the fall that ended his career sixteen years ago. He reflects on a career that brought him 2000 winners and 35 Group 1 majors.
Episode 32: Tappy chats with Darren Gauci
Episode 31: Tappy chats with Tim Clark
Episode 30: Tappy chats with Leon Macdonald
Episode 29: Tappy chats with Pat Carey
Episode 28: Tappy chats with Luke Murrell
Episode 27: Tappy chats with Jason Collett
Episode 26: Tappy chats with Victoria Shaw
Episode 24: Tappy chats with Bryan Martin
Episode 23: Tappy chats with Peter Tighe
Episode 22: Tappy chats with Wayne Harris
Episode 21: Tappy chats with Grahame Begg
Episode 19: Tappy chats with Jemma Cutting
Episode 18: Tappy chats with Anthony Cummings
Episode 17: Tappy chats with Kim Waugh
Episode 16: Tappy chats with Jay Ford
Episode 14: Tappy chats with Kevin Thompson
On the podcast we catch up with retired race caller Kevin Thompson. He excelled as a commentator in all three codes spending twenty years at Kembla and thirty years at Harold Park. Almost three years ago he suffered a stroke following multiple bypass surgery, leaving him with an impairment to his peripheral vision. He could call a race tommorow but isn't allowed to drive his car to the track.
Episode 13: Tappy chats with Bryan Guy
Podcast number 13 features trainer Bryan Guy who has won 1000 races in Queensland since relocating from Rosehill in 2000. Bryan talks about the legacy established by his late father Ray Guy who was among Sydneys top trainers for many years. Through Bryan and his son Daniel, the name continues on its winning way.
Episode 12: Tappy chats with Tommy Berry
On podcast 12 we catch up with champion jockey Tommy Berry who is back home after a topsy-turvy year in Hong Kong. Tommy faces the challenge of re-establishing his place among Sydneys powerful jockeys ranks. This interview was recorded the day before Tom rode Chautauqua in a crucial barrier trial at Rosehill.
Episode 11: Tappy chats with Jim Byrne
Podcast Episode 11 features ever consistent Queensland jockey Jim Byrne, already the winner of four premierships. Jimmy has been chasing the remarkable Jeff Lloyd for the past two seasons, but has never been in better form. Super fit, and totally dedicated Jim Byrne is the complete professional jockey.