Summary
Amy Acton emphasizes the urgent need for Ohioans to address rising costs of living, vowing to collaborate with anyone to make essentials like groceries, gas, and healthcare affordable again. Her commitment to prioritizing Ohioans is clear as she campaigns for lower costs.
In a lighter segment, the hosts recount their recent experiences at horse races, sharing humorous anecdotes about their betting strategies and family interactions during the events. They discuss notable horses, including Captain Maverick and Man of Worth, and the excitement surrounding upcoming races during Cup Week.
The conversation shifts to a broader discussion about horse racing culture, including memorable betting stories and the thrill of winning. The hosts express their passion for the sport, reflecting on the joy and camaraderie it brings, while also touching on the significance of family moments intertwined with their racing interests.
Show Notes
Ross Stevenson and Hamish McLachlan are down to the TOP 4 of the World Cup of Victorian Racing Champions. Ross is eyeing off a happy ending with a DIFFERENT Madam Lash and Hame discovered there is no better feeling than "getting out".
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