Leading to Success

Welcome to the ninth episode of this season’s podcast with your hosts, first year Godolphin Flying Start trainees: Emma Hunter and Harry Winnard. Join Emma and Harry as they speak to Sara Gordon, Social Media Manager for Thoroughbred Daily News (TDN), about her role and the work she does in the run up to the Kentucky Derby. They also speak to second year trainee, Rachael Doody, who is completing her final phase of the programme in Ireland, and currently on her externship at Tattersalls Ireland. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the eight episode of this season’s podcast with your hosts, first year Godolphin Flying Start trainees: Callum Jeffries and Jamie O’Connor. Join Callum and Jamie as they speak to Ben Henley, General Manager of Airdrie Stud. Ben discusses his career path in the industry and gives an insightful overview of Airdrie Stud. They also speak to second year trainee, Matt Daubeney, who is currently completing his final phase of the programme in Ireland. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the seventh episode of this season’s podcast with Adrian Redondo and Mageswar PV, first year Godolphin Flying Start trainees, discussing their picks for the 2026 Kentucky Derby.In addition, they chat with their classmate and UK trainee Kitty Ashby about her experience so far of the USA phase to date. This is followed by an insightful interview with Stonerside Broodmare Manager Ben Lynch who speaks about his career and experience. They then caught up with second year trainee Caroline Bunch, who highlighted her best moments of the programme and is currently completing her final phase of the programme in Ireland. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the sixth episode of this season’s podcast with your hosts, first year Godolphin Flying Start Trainees: Harry Winnard and Saad Saidi. Join Harry and Saad as they speak to Four Star Sales latest Bloodstock Sales Associate and 2025 Flying Start Graduate, George Connolly on his move to America.They also spoke to first year trainees, Emma Dillon and Callum Jeffries to get their thoughts on their first experiences of America as well as their highlights of the course throughout the phase so far. They then caught up with second year team leaders, Antoine Rozan and Gabrielle Nebout as they head into their final phase of the Godolphin Flying Start, reflecting on their time in Dubai and what they are looking forward to in their final phase.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the fifth episode of this season's podcast with your hosts first year Godolphin Flying Start trainees, Luke O'Neill and Tara Carroll. Join Luke and Tara as they speak to the previous manager of Spendthrift Farm and owner Ballindaggin Farm, John Williams to discuss his career in the industry, and his advice for young people looking to get into the industry. They also spoke to first year trainees, Jamie O'Connor and Saad Saidi, to discuss how they had found the first few weeks of their time in Kentucky, their experience of the Keeneland January Sale, and what they are looking forward to most during their time here. Of the second year trainees, they caught up with Megan Bulbulia, who spoke about her experiences in Australia, which included an externship at Chris Waller Racing and participating in the Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the fourth episode of this season's podcast with your hosts first year Godolphin Flying Start trainees, Emma Dillon and Callum Jeffries. Join Emma and Callum as they discuss the application process and interview second year trainee Ivanna Dempsey and  Godolphin Flying Start graduates Scott Calder and Claire Wilson.With applications recently opening for next year's intake of trainees,  this episode provides valuable insight into previous trainee's experience prior to starting the course and externships carried out during their time on the programme. Our interviewees give great advice, and this episode gives an idea of career options for people in the industry as well as entry points. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

The third episode of this season is hosted by Kitty Ashby and Raph McCall who are recording from a cold and windy Newmarket before the start of the Tattersalls December Foal Sale.This episode focuses on the wide range of educational pathways that are available in the industry, and the hosts are joined by first-year trainee Emma Dillon, second-year trainee Luke Kevin and Joe Bradley from The National Stud, all of whom have plenty of interesting insights to share.Reminder that applications open on Monday, December 1st for 2026 - 2028 intake! If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

The second episode of season 5 is brought to you by Kitty Ashby and Luke O’Neill, two first-year Godolphin Flying Start trainees, who are about to conclude their time in Ireland.This episode focuses on the recent premier sales held across the globe, with interviews from world-renowned journalist and data analyst Bill Oppenheim, and the manager of Forenaghts Stud, Caoimhe Doherty. Second-year trainee Grace Hamilton shares her insight on the Ready to Race sales in Sydney, and first-year Callum Jeffries from New Zealand tells us about how he’s finding his time in Ireland. A big thank you to our guests who gave up their time and knowledge, and we hope that this podcast gives you a valuable insight into the current sales scene. We hope you enjoy the episode and as always, any question or insights please feel free to reach out. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

The first episode of season five is hosted by Emma Hunter and Jamie O’Connor, who have recently begun the first phase of Godolphin Flying Start in Ireland.This episode features an interview with first-year trainee Luke O’Neill, who shares his early experiences on the programme. The hosts are also joined by second-year trainees Rachael Doody and Adam Holland, who reflect on their time in Australia so far. Industry guest, James Hanly of Ballyhimikin Stud, joins the conversation to discuss his career and offer insights into the bloodstock industry.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

In this final episode of Leading to Success Season 4, all of the first-year trainees share their perspectives on their U.S. externships and reflect on the experiences, lessons, and highlights from their time stateside.We’re also joined by 2024 Flying Start graduate Liam Cunningham, currently working at Runnymede Farm, who gives the team valuable insights into what they can expect during their second year of the programme.The trainees extend a heartfelt thank you to the entire Godolphin USA team for hosting them over the past six months. A special thanks goes to our USA Coordinator, Kathryn Banahan, for curating an unforgettable experience.This episode concludes Season 4 of the Leading to Success podcast. We’ll be back soon with Season 5 and a brand-new team as the 2025–2027 cohort begins their journey.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

This episode features hosts Caroline Bunch from the USA and Adam Holland from England. The guests on this month’s episode include trainer Michael McCarthy, who gives us great insights into his career and background to date as well as Journalism’s road to the Kentucky Derby. We wrapped up with thoughts from Gabrielle Nebout about her experience in the USA phase so far.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

This episode features your hosts ,Rachael Doody from Ireland and Gabrielle Nebout from France, where they chat to Horse Country Executive Director and 2016 Flying Start graduate, Hallie Hardy. Hallie gives an insight into Horse Country and her role along with future plans for a new tour starting this year. Hallie also discusses how to get more people engaged into the sport of horse racing along with the importance of care of Thoroughbreds after their racing careers.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

In this episode of the Leading to Success podcast, hosts Ivanna Dempsey and Grace Hamilton sit down with John Stewart, founder of Resolute Racing. John shares his journey from private equity to the Thoroughbred industry, highlighting his passion for bloodstock, animal welfare, youth development, and fan and employee engagement. He discusses his ambitious vision for Resolute Racing and his broader goals for improving the industry. John also offers valuable advice for young people looking to break into the sport, making this a must-listen for anyone passionate about the future of horse racing. Don’t miss out on an exclusive, never-before-revealed announcement from John himself!If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

This episode features your hosts Luke Kevin from Ireland and Grace Hamilton from the USA where they talk to former Tattersalls Sales Director Martin Mitchell as looks back on his career in sales and what the Godolphin Flying Start programme means to him and Tattersalls. We also get his views on the recent sales from this year. We also chat to current first year trainee Rachael Doody from Ireland who gives us her journey before the programme and how she is getting on so far.Reminder applications for the 2025-2027 Godolphin Flying Start programme are now open! Closing date February 3rd.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

The episode features your hosts Tereza Pavlů from the Czech Republic and Matt Daubeney from Jersey. The guests include Godolphin Flying Start graduate Joe Bradley who is the Head of Bloodstock at the National Stud in Newmarket. This episode also includes first-year trainees Grace Hamilton and Caroline Bunch who spoke about their UK phase experience and highlights. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

The episode features your hosts Tereza Pavlů from the Czech Republic and Antoine Rozan from France. The guests include the top trainer in France and Godolphin Flying Start graduate Francis-Henri Graffard and the Czech National Hunt trainer and former jockey Josef Váňa junior. This episode also includes second-year trainees Mitchell Whelan and Harrison Everett who spoke about their Australian phase experience and highlights. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

The first episode of season four features your hosts, Megan Bulbulia and Matt Browne, who have recently commenced the first phase of Godolphin Flying Start in Ireland. Guests include first-year trainee and French native Gabrielle Nebout, who discussed her experience of the programme to date. The team leaders were also joined by Goffs Executive Director Nick Nugent, who spoke about his role at Goffs and the upcoming Goffs Orby Sale. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

The hosts for May’s episode are first-year trainees Harrison Everett (AUS) and Daisy Fenwick (USA). This episode features 2020 graduate Liza Hendriks, who recently completed the sale of Wanamaker’s online bloodstock auction company to Inglis Bloodstock Sales. Liza reflects on her time on the Flying Start programme, the journey Wanamaker’s has completed, and the exciting transition ahead to Inglis Digital USA, where she will remain CEO. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

The hosts for April's episode are first-year trainees Harper McVey (USA) and Daisy Fenwick (USA). They spoke to Geoff and Sandra Mulcahy of Mulcahy Equine, where they got an insight into their business in Lexington and what it is like to have horses they worked with strong chances in both the Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby this weekend. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

The seventh episode of season three features your hosts, Johnny Marsh (UK) and Harrison Everett (AUS), who are currently in the third month of their USA phase of the course. The first-year trainees have been busy with many farm visits, meetings, workshops and completing their University of Kentucky Nutrition module and Legal module at Stoll Keenon and Ogden. The guest for this episode is none other than New Orleans native Gary Palmisano, Vice President of Racing at Churchill Downs. Gary goes into great depth about his background, the success and running of Churchill and looks ahead to the future of racing. Finally, Johnny and Harrison check in with second-year trainee Sarah Kelly (IRE), who is completing the final phase of the programme back in Ireland. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

The sixth episode of season three features your hosts, George Connolly and Mitch Whelan, who are currently a month into their USA phase of the course. The first-year trainees began the phase on 2nd January and have been busy since with many farm visits, meetings, workshops and their University of Kentucky Nutrition module. The guest for this episode is none other than graduate Vicky Leonard who discusses her career to date since completing the programme. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

The fifth episode of season three features your hosts, Sam Baker and Claire Wilson, who are currently a month into their USA phase of the course. The first-year trainees began the phase on 2nd January and have been busy since with many farm visits, meetings, workshops and their University of Kentucky Nutrition module. The guest for this episode is none other than County Offaly-native Tony Lacy, Vice President of Sales at Keeneland. Tony goes into great depth about his background, the success and running of Keeneland sales, looks ahead to the future of Keeneland, and offers some advice to our listeners. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

The fourth episode of season three features your hosts, Jake Swinburn and Sean Cooper, who are currently completing the UK phase of the programme. Guests for this episode include 2014 Godolphin Flying Start graduate and GITLP trustee Tessa Hetherington, who speaks about her career to date since graduating and her experiences on the programme, and she offers some key advice to those thinking of applying in 2024. The team leaders are also joined by USA trainee Harper McVey. She speaks about her experiences on the programme to date and what she is looking forward to back in the USA, where the trainees travel next.  The first episode in 2024 of Leading to Success will be released on January 26th.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

The third episode of season three featured hosts Jake Swinburn and Sean Cooper, who are currently completing the UK phase of the programme. Guests included 2020 Godolphin Flying Start graduate Issy Paul, who speaks about her career to date since graduating and her experience on the programme, along with the steps she took to best position herself to apply in 2018. The team leaders were also joined by Freddie McKibbin, Tattersalls Bloodstock Executive, who speaks about his role at Park Paddocks and his path to becoming a bloodstock auctioneer. The next episode of Leading to Success will be released on December 20th. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

The second episode of season three features the hosts Gerard Donworth and Anna Cahill, who look back on their time in Ireland for the first phase of the programme. Guests include first-year trainee and American native Claire Wilson, who discusses her path to programme and her experience of the Irish phase. The team leaders are also joined by Clodagh Kavanagh, Godolphin Flying Start Executive Director, who spoke in depth about the application process, which will open on December 1st. Finally, second-year trainee Annie O’Rourke speaks about the Australian phase to date and what she and the team have been learning since arriving in August. The next episode of Leading to Success will be released on November 24th and will be hosted by UK team leaders Sean Cooper and Jake Swinburn. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to Season 3 of the Godolphin Flying Start Podcast, "Leading to Success"! In this episode, your hosts Gerard Donworth and Anna Cahill catch up with first-year trainee Harrison Everett. They discuss his experience on the course to date. Martina Dempsey, the Irish coordinator of Godolphin Flying Start, also joins us to talk about her role and her participation in the charity race sequence the Corinthian Challenge. Tune in every month for more exciting episodes and insights from a variety of guests.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please contact us.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the final episode in this season of the Godolphin Flying Start podcast, Leading to Success. This month’s hosts are first-year trainees Orlaith Nangle (Ire) and Liam Cunningham (NZ). They look back on a very busy month in May, which included attending Churchill Downs for the Kentucky Oaks and Debry as well as completing their Kentucky Horseshoeing School module. Liam chats with Godolphin Flying Start Executive Director Clodagh Kavanagh about 20 years of the programme and what impact the graduates have had since the programme's inception in 2003. Finally, Orlaith and Liam check in with second-year trainees Henry Morshead and Vinzenz Schiergen as they look back on their time on the programme and look ahead to life after they graduate on June 16th. We look forward to welcoming back our listeners in September when our 2023 - 2025 team will take up the mantle of hosting the Leading to Success Podcast.  If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the April episode of the Godolphin Flying Start podcast, Leading to Success. This month’s hosts are first year trainees Orlaith Nangle (Ire) and Ben Triandafillou (Aus). In this Kentucky Derby and Oaks-themed episode, we discuss the purchase of the leading Derby contender Forte with bloodstock agent Jacob West, who works for the larger-than-life racehorse owner Mike Repole. Jacob also offers some words of advice for young people in the industry. Michael Banahan, Director of Bloodstock at Godolphin USA, was then quizzed about Godolphin’s duo of fillies aiming for the Oaks as well as an exciting colt to feature further down the Triple Crown trail. Finally, we check in with fellow first-year trainee David O’ Farrell (Ire) to get an update on what life has been like for the first-year trainees in the Bluegrass State recently. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the March episode of the Godolphin Flying Start Podcast, Leading to Success. Your hosts for this month's episode are first-year trainees Annabel Adams (NZ) and Edmond Ryan (IRELAND). In this episode, we caught up with the  2007 graduate Tom Morley as he discuss setting up a training operation in the USA. Shelley Mann, Executive Director of the Secretariat Center in Lexington, joins us to discuss Thoroughbred aftercare. Our first-year trainees have been completing a weekly practical experience rotation with Shelley and her team. Finally, second-year trainee Shea Connolly joins us from Ireland to provide an update on the final phase of the programme.Enjoy!If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the seventh episode of season 2 of the Godolphin Flying Start Podcast, Leading to Success. Your hosts for this month's episode are first-year trainees Liam Cunningham (NZ) and Susannah Jeffery (UK). In this episode, we caught up with the Executive Director of the Californian Horse Racing Board Scott Chaney, who recently facilitated part of the Racing Officials Accreditation Program (ROAP) which the trainees completed. From Dubai, our second-year team leaders Vinzenz Schiergen and Henry Morshead give an update on their Study Tour and look forward to the final phase of the programme back in Ireland. Finally, first-year trainee Edmond Ryan lets us know what they have been up to in the first couple of weeks in the USA. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

It's a new year and a brand-new phase for the Godolphin Flying Start trainees as we kick off the 2023 Leading To Success Podcast season here in Lexington, Kentucky. Led by team leaders Megan O'Leary and Alex Sausville, this month's episode kicks off with Executive Director of Godolphin Flying Start, Clodagh Kavanagh, who joins the show to discuss the upcoming application deadline (Feb. 6th) as well as a look at twenty years of Flying Start with the highly anticipated anniversary conference on the horizon. We also check-in with current first year trainee Susannah Jeffery as she commences her first experience in the US. While GFS graduate Gerry Duffy joins the show to discuss his experiences with the course as well as how the Godolphin operation welcomes the GFS trainees to the US Phase.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the fourth episode of season 2 of the Godolphin Flying Start Podcast, Leading to Success. Your hosts and UK team leaders, Annie O’Rourke and Jamie Smith, who are coming to the end of the UK phase in Newmarket. In this episode we caught up with Tattersalls Auctioneer Ollie Fowlston about the recent December sales, as well as Joe Bradley, graduate of the Godolphin Flying Start and Head of Bloodstock Operations at the National Stud. We also caught up with current trainee, Megan O’Leary and Martina Dempsey, Godolphin Flying Start Ireland Coordinator, on the application process for the 2023 intake. Applications for the 2023 – 2025 programme are now open. Visit our website for further information.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the third episode of season 2 of the Godolphin Flying Start Podcast, Leading to Success. Your new hosts and UK team leaders, Annie O’Rourke and Jamie Smith, are first-year trainees who have recently touched down in Newmarket, the home of British racing. With the recent Breeders Cup meeting in Keeneland, our first guest is Sean Quinn, assistant trainer to John Quinn, discussing the mighty mare Highfield Princess and exciting future plans for the flying filly. Next up, fellow first-year trainees Alex Sausville (USA) and Annabel Adams (New Zealand) talk about their time on the course and ask some quickfire questions about themselves. Applications for the 2023 – 2025 programme open on December 1st. Visit our website for further information. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

In this month’s episode, the focus is on the upcoming Melbourne Cup. Our two hosts, David O’Farrell and Sarah Kelly, have a chat with Mark Bird and his role as the Irish Flat Handicapper. They are also joined by fellow first-year Godolphin Flying Start trainee Annie O’Rourke, who shares her experience of the course so far and her thoughts on the Melbourne Cup. Sarah and David also catch up with two of the second-year trainees, Lachlan Pethica and Charlie King, and check in on how they are getting on in Australia so far.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome back to Season 2 of the Godolphin Flying Start Podcast,” Leading to Success”. This first episode back features our hosts, David O’Farrell and Sarah Kelly who have recently commenced their first phase of the Godolphin Flying Start in Ireland. Guests include two of the new first year cohort of  Godolphin Flying Start, Orlaith Nangle and Ben Triandafillou, who will share their experience of the course so far. Martin Larkin, the Management Assistant of Godolphin Flying Start, discusses his role and the technology involved with the programme. Join us on the third Friday of every month to hear some more great guests and how the class of 2022-2024 are getting on, on their flying start journey.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

For final episode of Season 1 of the Flying Start Podcast, Jessica Daw and Taylor Owens speak to fellow trainees about their experiences during their externships in America. Vinzenz Schiergan talks to Taylor about what he has learned from renowned horse whisperer Monty Roberts and Jessica has a discussion with Marcus Bird and Lachie Pethica about their externships in Lexington including MyRacehorse and WinStar Farm.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

In this month’s episode we focus on Women in Racing.  First year trainee, Jessica Daw, speaks to graduate of Flying Start 2018- 2020, Annise Montplasir. Annise co-founded and is the president of Amplify Horse Racing. Amplify aims to improve Thoroughbred industry education, mentorship and opportunities. This episode also features, Vice President and Chief Racing Officer of the Breeders Cup, Dora Degardo. Dora talks about how she first started in her role at Breeders Cup and offer her advice for future female leaders. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

This episode featured the host, Taylor Owens, joined by fellow trainee Jessica Daw to discuss Jessica's work before the program, some of her key takeaways of the American racing industry, and what is in store for her still.Taylor Owens hosted guest Ben Huffman, Racing Secretary at Keeneland and Churchill Downs, as he discussed his role and some of the behind the scenes of putting on a race meet and the big day that is the Kentucky Derby. Finally, racehorse trainer Brad Cox provides an update on his three stable charges as they vie for a spot in the Kentucky Derby.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

This episode featured the host, Elinor Wolf,  joined by fellow trainee Marcus Bird and Vinzenz Schiergen, who took us behind the scenes of their foaling rotation at Gainsborough Farm. Elinor Wolf hosted guest Shannon Arvin, Keeneland CEO, as she outlined the preparation for the upcoming Spring meet. Finally, second-year trainee George Broughton gives an insight into the impact of Covid-19 on the programme and what the second-year team have been experiencing since arriving in the USA for their five-week study tour. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the Leading to Success podcast, a podcast created and run by Godolphin Flying Start trainees. Listen in to learn about the Godolphin Flying Start program from trainees, hear about their experiences on the course, and careers in store for graduates. This episode features our host Elinor Wolf, who is joined by fellow trainee Marcus Bird and Spendthrift Farm General Manager Ned Toffey. This episode concludes with  graduate Dan Blacker. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the Leading to Success podcast, a podcast created and run by Godolphin Flying Start trainees. Listen in to learn about the Godolphin Flying Start program from trainees, hear about their experiences on the course, and careers in store for graduates. This episode features our host Marcus Bird, who is joined by fellow trainee Elinor Wolf and the USA Coordinator and Godolphin Flying Start graduate Hallie Hardy. This episode concludes with  graduate Samantha Cripps. Applications for the 2022 - 2024 programme close on February 7th. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the Leading to Success podcast, a podcast created and run by Godolphin Flying Start trainees. Listen in to learn about the Godolphin Flying Start program from trainees, hear about their experiences on the course, and careers in store for graduates. This episode features our host Chris Moore, who is joined by fellow trainee Margaux Herinckx and the new Ireland coordinator, Martina Dempsey. This episode concludes with two program graduates, Mimi Wadham and Violet Hesketh, who together operate WH Bloodstock.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the Leading to Success podcast, a podcast created and run by Godolphin Flying Start trainees. Listen in to learn about the Godolphin Flying Start program from trainees, hear about their experiences on the course, and careers in store for graduates. This episode features our host Marcus Bird, who is joined by fellow trainee Chris Moore, as well as two program graduates Matt Prior and Joe Callan.If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start

Welcome to the inaugural episode of the Leading to Success podcast, a podcast created and run by Godolphin Flying Start trainees. Listen in to learn about the Godolphin Flying Start program from trainees, hear about their experiences on the course, and careers in store for graduates. If you liked what you heard on this episode or would like to feature in a future episode, please let us know.Visit our website: Godolphin Flying Start