Matty Reid from Tasracing joined Brent and Painey to talk about what's happening and coming up in Tassie racing
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Matty Reid from Tasracing (28/06/24)
Welcome back to the show. It is 34 minutes past seven o'clock. Some breaking news out of the US. Rich Paul is calling teams saying don't take Bronnie James. If you take him, he's going to Australia. Can you imagine if Bronnie James comes to the MBL as I welcome you in Matthew Reed from Tasmania? Morning boys. Extraordinary. You'll go to Lakers, won't you? Oh, you'd know more about that than me, but it's the only team that could possibly pick him up surely. Eventually he comes to Australia. Be a circus. It was big when LaMello came out. Actually, Bronnie James comes out. Goodness gracious. Anyway, not the biggest news out of the US today. You were tuning into the presidential debate. Absolutely. Trump. Oh, my goodness. I can't imagine what the memes will have after 11 o'clock today. But anyway, racing is a way of life. Visit it's why we race.com.au. Big news for Taz Racing during the week, snap with LadBokes coming back on board and extending their partnership for a further five years. Yeah, that's massive for us, Bronnie. A real shot in the arm for Tazie Racing and a vote of confidence from LadBokes is huge. They're as big as they are in the global way during landscape and been super partners for Tazie for the last five or so years. So this partnership will extension or take them past a decade in the state. It gives us some real confidence going forward. There's some great things in the new contract around some works that they'll do to some of our tracks and stuff as well. So given that racing is often in the headlines for the wrong reasons, it's great to be in the headlines for the right ones and have the backing of a company like LadBokes who are magnificent to work with. Hey, Jay, I'll let you ask the next question because you were there last night on the spot at the Ronald McDonald House Cup. So maybe you'd like to ask Matthew a question about that? Well, yes. Ronald McDonald House, an amazing charity and a friend of mine who's had a lot to do with him and invited me along, so I was pleased to go. It was a good night of racing and the favorite one, the big one. Yeah, Raiders Guide. He was too good. I was surprised. They bet even money, AJ about Raiders Guide. He's a group one winner in a small field. He always looked like he would be too strong. Of course, it's easy to say that after the race. But no, I was a bit nervous, Brenna, with having AJ in the room, tubes. Taylor was there as well, media identity, of course, seeing the magnificent job you did there last year and got a bit of feedback from AJ this morning, which I'll certainly take on board about warming the room up before sort of hitting them with a sledgehammer. But we'll note that for next year. Oh, well, you're going to take feedback on board. Yeah, no, I thought Snapper did a fantastic job. There was just a couple of little things that I would have tweaked, but he'll be good for the run. Absolutely. We'll put the blinkers on next time and maybe change the jock and we'll be absolutely fine, man. I should say, the fundraising went really well. And the two guest speakers that we had, the Honorable Stephen Parry and Melissa Carlton were both outstanding. Melissa Carlton, of course, Paralympic gold medalist. And hopefully, we'll be able to see a few more coming up next month. And by getting you to MC rather than Brent, there's 10 grand straight in the kick, so that's good. Exactly. That's good for the Ronald McDonald House, you know, for the kids. Sunday Gallup's in Devonport snap and God's caught here from Hamish. I guess when you spoke, yes, I'll address the SCN curse before providing something else that won't win. I was going to come in and just provide a long list of tips that I provided that have quite clearly been cursed in terms of what's happened to them on the racetrack. The most recent I gave was a leader that missed the kick and was stuck back in the pack and ran up back sides and eventually ran third. We're leaning into the curse. We're just going to take it full head on. I'm tipping you on this week in Devonport race four, number 10. Roderick's secret. I backed it in Hobart on the weekend at $18 and it was scratched, so it was nice to finally get a return. I'm not sure we'll get $18 this week in Devonport, but I do think it'll be a good each way price. Froggy in the saddle, probably just needs a bit of luck at the right time, but I'll give you one probably a little bit outside the market, but everyone will hope for the best. No, no, it's either. It just comes in. No's the race number. Magician. No's the horse. No's the board. Over 110,000 people attend Tasmanian race meetings every year. Racing is a way of life. Visit it's while we race.com.au. You win some. You'll lose more for friend confidential support. Visit gamblinghelponline.org.au. How's your weekend looking, Snap? I'm not sure. Pretty open, to be honest. We've got a spot of brunch in Melbourne tomorrow, if you're interested. I heard about that. We've got an idea for cricket on Sunday, but it's social basketball, and then probably Hawkes West Coast as well. Oh, yes, yes. Just to round out. In Nervous, heading out of the stadium, Harley's back, in Kelly's back. Yeah, they're short the Hawkes. That's for sure. It's as far as the market goes. It's definitely a danger game, but, yeah, it should be a good test for us, actually. You're going well, and we're going to stand looking forward to it. We're going to get to a break. Thanks for coming in. We'll see you Monday. It's S.E.M. Tazzy breakfast. 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