Three Wide No Cover

Benny and Jules review all the results from an interesting day of racing at Sandown. Some big names went round on Saturday, with some performing up to expectation, some vastly exceeding it and others falling well short of what the market was expecting. Jules has nevertheless found a race to follow and a Blackbooker and Benny is keen to back half the field out of one particular race. All that and a whole heap more on the final episode of The Money Men for this prep. But never fear, the boys will be back after a freshen up, primed and ready to review every major race day of The Spring.

Jules and Benny dissect all results from a thrilling day of racing from Eagle Farm. Stradbroke Day saw a racing redemption story for the ages with Alligator Blood making his triumphant return in the Straddie. And Benny reckons he can explain the victory with one simple rule. Jules reckons Sheeza Belter could go on to be a key player in the Spring — and the boys talk to which race her camp might be targeting following her maiden Group One victory. The team try to work out why Zaaki’s conqueror, Huetor turned in such a flat one in the Q22, before analysing where the beaten brigade might head to next. All that and some nuggets to take forward during The Money Men’s spell from the airwaves. We’ll see you all in The Spring, ready and raring for another big prep.

SD steps in to captain the good ship TWNC this week with Grace making waves in the UK. Big Nic Ashman joins the team to deep dive into all the best racing from Eagle Farm. The boys tear apart the Stradbroke — and nobody ends up tipping anything in single figures! SD breaks down the big race tactics in Marshall Law before the team take a look at the JJ Atkins, Q22, Brisbane Cup and the Dane Ripper Stakes. The Cashman gives his best bets of the weekend, then Julesy tells us who to back now and who to back later in The Price Is Wrong. Then — we farewell one of our team members who is heading overseas to take on the northern hemisphere racing pundits. All that, and more, in the final episode of the season. But worry not punters, your favourite racing show will be be with vengeance in the Spring!

Julesy and Benny review the weekend racing from Flemington. It was a tricky day for punters, with many fancied runners not seeming to turn in their best performances, but Jules and Benny reckon the old rules of punting were there for all to see. The boys also think they may have seen a special runner in the last -- but which race will it be targeting in the Spring?

Jules and Benny deep dive into all the racing from Eagle Farm -- and there was plenty to dissect from what turned out to be a really good 'down' weekend for the Queensland Carnival. Gypsy Goddess showed she will be a force to be reckoned with going into the major races in the Spring with a dominant display in the Guineas. In fact, that performance left Mr Clifton so impressed he makes a bold pronouncement as to the fillie's chances in one the biggest races of the Spring. Jules is busy pondering where next for every runner in the last race of the day. All that plus trash and treasure and a couple of races to follow.

In a rip-roaring edition of Three Wide, No Cover - the team deep dive into the Queensland Oaks. Paddy is keen, despite SD and Jules’s warnings, on the swooper Gypsy Goddess. But given the likely race shape — where are the others looking? Paddy has taken issue with an Irish race caller after his lacklustre call of a $301 winner, and he’s got one of Australia’s most iconic callers to show those useless Northern Hemisphere callers how its done. The Cashman is back, plus Julesy tells us who to back now and who to back later in The Price Is Wrong. He’s also tracked down a black booker in Through The Roof. All that plus a whole heap more in the penultimate show of the year.

It was a tricky day for punters at Caulfield -- with horses winning from all over and at odds. Jules has finally had to admit defeat on Whipcrackers Way, Benny has excuses for Generation -- but the team have questions as to where Jigsaw goes next. Julesy has found a couple of Blackbookers including one who he thinks we'll get a big, big price for in its next start.

Jules and Benny review a massive day of racing from Eagle Farm with circumstances conspiring to see the Doomben 10,000 and QLD Derby run on the same day. Zaaki was bested in the upset of the day, but can his conquerer Heutor go on to be a key player in the Spring? Benny has a firm opinion of QLD Derby victor Pinarello -- but will Julesy agree? The team have also got some key tips for punters looking to take the form forward from the Sire's Produce and the Fred Best.

Three Wide's attentions head to the Sunshine State with the team dissecting the Queensland Derby, with plenty of value on offer Paddy has found a runner at double figure odds -- which miraculously Jules also likes! The team then indulge in something of a lovefest for Zaaki in their preview of the Doomben Cup -- which finally runs this weekend. And speaking of finally getting a run, have Paddy's hat finally turned up, after the big man got on the phone this week to give the supplier "the spray of a lifetime". All that plus The Cashman, Around The Country, The Price is Wrong and more...

Jules and Benny review all the market moves from an excellent Goodwood Day. Lombardo triumphed at odds in the feature race -- and while the boys have long being admirers of the Price and Kent Jnr horse, neither of the boys saw him getting the choocies on Saturday. The results leave the boys wondering where some of beaten brigade head to next: Extreme Warrior, The Inferno, Bella Nipotina -- do any of them have group one in them? Jules has tracked down a couple of blackbookers and the great man believes heading into Spring, the Adelaide Carnival form might stand up better than the Sydney and Queensland form.

Paddy's role as the biggest battler on the show is in danger this week, with some competition in town... Grace's voice! Despite an attack of the croaks, Mz Ramage ably helms one of the best Three Wide's of the year as team deep dive into an even and intriguing edition of The Goodwood. Paddy has found a horse at odds he loves the luck of -- but Jules is willing to triple its price for the big man. Plus all your usual faves, Jules tell us what to back now, and what to wait to back in The Price Is Wrong. SD takes us through the big race tactics in Marshall Law, find out What Pricked Paddy's Ears -- and you'll also discover what a toin coss is! It's the best racing show on TV -- Three Wide, No Cover. Chapters: 00:17 - Intro 17:07 - Nearest The Pin 27:15 - Ride Of The Week 36:40 - Punter Education 42:49 - The Price Is Wrong 45:33 - The Quaddie Watch the full episode on YouTube

Benny and Jules review Doomben 10,000 Day from Eagle Farm. The team have some strong feelings about the prospects of Mazu going forward. Jules has found a Blackbooker in race six. A race later in the card, has rated off the charts and the boys are keen to be with half the field going forward.

Jules and Benny review all the racing from a sneaky-good day at Flemington. A race early in the day has rated through the roof, and both Jules and Benny are keen to be will half the field going forward. The boys assess a tricky Andrew Ramsden, after Point Nepean booked his spot in the Melbourne Cup despite drifting like a barge in the market. Jules ponders whether Alana Kelly is the best of an already good crop of apprentice jockeys. Then the team are keen to trash some much-hyped horses in Trash and Treasure.

Three Wide, is actually Three Wide this week, with Prime Time Paddy on a mission in Brisbane. Undeterred the team deep dive into all the best racing from around the country. And gee is it a peripatetic effort, with the team starting in Adelaide for the SA Derby, where the team are in rhapsodies over the potential of the favourite Illation. Jules has a word of warning though, with the gun-colt likely to map in a tricky spot. The team then head to QLD for the Doomben 10,000 (which is, confusingly, being run at Eagle Farm) before heading to Flemington. In a truly thrilling episode of Punter Education from Jules who highlights some runners who have posted their highest ratings at Eagle Farm, before taking us through who to back now, and who to back later in The Price Is Wrong. The team head Around The Country and finish, as is tradition with The Quaddie. Enjoy, you lovely punters.

Jules and Benny review all the action from Morphettville on a tough day for punters. Jules has a word of warning for punters looking to take Silent Sovereign's form forward. Benny has some questions for Jules as to how to assess the form of the horses that were rails in run. Jules has found a Blackbooker and has a big rap for an SA jockey starting to get the opportunities he deserves.

Grace, Jules, SD and Paddy preview all the racing from Morphettville ahead of the Robert Sangster Stakes. Jules is with a runner at double figure odds in the big one -- and he explains exactly why in Punter Education. Simon breaks down the big race tactics in Marshall Law. And Paddy shows us why The Bool is every punter's dream. Grace tipped winners like a woman possessed this week -- and she's hoping to back up this week in Around The Country. All that and a whole heap more on Australia's favourite hour of racing chat... THREE WIDE, NO COVER!

Jules and Benny review all the racing from Sandown this weekend. Jules managed to catch Starry Legend on the weekend, but both he and Benny have reservations about its likely chances going forward. Last week's Blackbooker Beaufort Park backed up into the Anniversary Vase where it ran a gallant 5th on inferior ground -- but Jules is worried that following it's backup peek run, it might regress when moving back in grade. Jules has some insights for punters regarding Nick Ryan's runners following Regardsmaree's win in the Anniversary Vase. He's also found a Blackbooker and a Race To Follow.

Grace, Jules, SD and Paddy preview all the most exciting races coming up this weekend. The team deep dive into the Australasian Oaks, and it’s fair to say that Jules is red hot on a runner at the top of the market. SD takes the team through the big race tactics in Marshall Law before Paddy explains why he’s so keen on Mac N Cheese, both the food and the runner. The team then head to Sandown to break down the races there. Nic ‘The Cashman’ Ashman gives us his best roughies running this weekend, before Jules goes back-to-back-to-back in segment five. Plus all your usual faves: Around The Country and The Quaddie.

Jules and Benny breakdown all the racing from Caulfield this weekend. Benny has some seriously hot takes as to the future prospects of the day's feature race winners, with Jules sounding a note of caution for punters looking to take Extreme Warrior forward. Though he has found a Blackbooker in race one he's confident can win a race soon. The team do however make time to effervesce about the return to form of a certain jockey, who is back to top form.

Grace, SD, Jules and Prime Time Paddy preview an intriguing day of racing from Caulfield. But first, SD has a bone to pick with the NSW stewards following Nash Rawiller’s controversial ride on Kementari in the Hall Mark Stakes. And the younger Rawiller, Campbell has pricked Paddy’s ears this week. The team then deep dive into the Vobis Gold Sprint: SD and Jules are keen on the same runner and it’ll be no surprise that Paddy, the admin of the Shelby SixtySix Facebook Page, is delighted to see the Williams-trained fairytale make his way south of the border. SD breaks down the big race tactics in Marshall Law, before the team dig into the rest of the card. Jules tells us who to back now, and who to back later in The Price In Right — and the great man previews some of the key runners heading to Warrnambool. Nic Ashman The Cashman is back to try to find some value — following the debut of arguably the greatest stinger in the history of Three Wide, No Cover. All that — and a whole heap more racing natter to boot. Watch the whole episode here.