Summary
The upcoming Cox Plate at Flemington is generating significant excitement, with a unique twist this year as it will be held at Flemington instead of Moonee Valley due to construction work. Glenn Boss, a prominent figure in horse racing, shares insights on the anticipated race, highlighting the warm weather and the potential for a good track on race day despite some rain forecasted. The Cox Plate promises to be a thrilling event, featuring a competitive field, including the three-year-old Warwoven, who Boss believes has a strong chance of winning due to his advantageous weight and impressive form.
In addition to the Cox Plate, Boss reflects on the recent Everest race, praising the performance of Tempted, who emerged victorious. He discusses the strategic decisions made by jockeys during races, emphasizing the importance of timing and positioning. The conversation also touches on the broader context of horse racing in Australia, including the influence of international competition and the unique characteristics of Australian sprinters.
The episode also features a special guest, Bernard Foley, a former Wallabies player who discusses his experiences playing rugby in Japan and his return to the Waratahs. Foley shares insights into the cultural differences in training and competition, as well as his aspirations for the upcoming World Cup in 2027. The dialogue between Boss and Foley highlights the interconnectedness of sports, with both athletes drawing parallels between their respective fields and the dedication required to succeed.
Show Notes
Bernard Foley joins Adam Peacock and Glen Boss on Who’s the Boss? for a chat about big kicks, beating England and unfinished business. From the Waratahs’ 2014 title celebrations to the secret play behind his second try against England at the 2015 World Cup, Bernie shares the stories behind some unforgettable rugby moments. He also opens up about life in Japan, returning to the Waratahs and chasing a place at the 2027 home World Cup, with a sip from Bossy’s Melbourne Cup along the way. There’s plenty of banter as Bernie and Bossy compare their Japanese adventures, talk horse racing and unpack how to shut out the noise when the pressure is on. Plus, Bossy and Adam review all the action from The Everest and Caulfield Cup before turning their attention to this weekend’s racing, headlined by the Cox Plate. Rugby yarns, racing insight and a few memorable celebrations—settle in for another episode of Who’s the Boss? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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