Why aren't more Australian sires reverse shuttling, racing's training crisis and a new on-course bookie approach

Join hosts Bren O'Brien and Tim Rowe in this week's episode of "Straight Talk" as they delve into the biggest issues in racing, wagering and breeding. They start out looking at why Australian stallions aren't reverse shuttling anymore, delve into the overall success of Australian sires globally and look at the new grading system to be employed across all the major sales by vets when it comes to scoping. They then move onto the recent decision of Marcus Oldham College to end its equine business course, and look at what that says about education pathways in the industry. Also on the agenda is the impacts on Racing NSW from the recent Rosehill Select Committee inquiry. In wagering, they look at the decision of on bookie to try and resurrect the on course betting experience, as well as the decision to end greyhound racing in New South Wales.