The Real Players Inside The Backstretch podcast

Rusty been on the backstretch for 60 years. The backside of a racetrack is a huge melting pot

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Rusty been on the backstretch for 60 years. The backside of a racetrack is a huge melting pot

The Real Players Inside The Backstretch

More episodes from "The Real Players Inside The Backstretch"

Jockey Gary Stevens

Horseman William McGee talks about some of the legends that came up on the Louisiana racing Circuit

Georgia Jackson started riding Quarter Horses in the Midwest when she was 16 years old

Retired Jockey Anthony Russo on a horse won’t run sometimes if you change grooms & He considers himself a race rider and not a jockey #RealPlayers Three generation Rider #Legend

Trainer Neil Howard on camaraderie with racetrackers and the backstretch family is something he always enjoyed that’s what gets in your blood

Bob Baffert on sometimes not knowing about breeding is better because if you know too much you make mistakes

Hall of fame jockey Laffit Pincay Jr. Began his riding career in his native Panama when he was 15 years old

Rusty been on the backstretch for 60 years. The backside of a racetrack is a huge melting pot

Brien Bouyea talks about the digital interactive experience at theNational Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame

This time, I sat down with Alex Monticello and talked about creating the content for the Real Players. With over 1,000 interviews in the past Year and a half