Jockeys: The Podcast | Racing TV
Jockeys: The Podcast | Racing TV
Podcast Description
The highest highs and the lowest lows. No other sport requires even their very greatest athletes to lose 80% of the time - so how do you handle it when the losing streak won't stop or when you're left in the weighing room watching someone else ride the horse who used to be your mount to a valuable success? Ex-jockey Adam McNamara talks to some of the biggest names in the sport in the UK to hear more about their lives in and out of the saddle.
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The podcast explores themes related to the life of jockeys, including the pressures of competition, personal challenges, and evolving industry dynamics. Episodes cover a range of specific topics such as mental health in racing, female jockey representation, and career transitions, with examples including discussions about ADHD in jockeying, the impact of injuries on riding careers, and candid reflections on life outside the saddle.

The highest highs and the lowest lows. No other sport requires even their very greatest athletes to lose 80% of the time – so how do you handle it when the losing streak won’t stop or when you’re left in the weighing room watching someone else ride the horse who used to be your mount to a valuable success? Ex-jockey Adam McNamara talks to some of the biggest names in the sport in the UK to hear more about their lives in and out of the saddle.
On the latest episode of Jockeys: The Podcast, Adam McNamara welcomes Bryan Carver to the hot seat, as the duo discuss a wide range of topics in and out of the sporting world.
Bryan tells us about his solo trip to Costa Rica, which involved a spontaneous football match, his setbacks in horse racing and how he deals with the daily pressures of riding winners in the Jumps sphere, as well as describing the emotions of riding a high-profile winner in Gidleigh Park.
With banter in abundance, this is an episode you don’t want to miss out on!
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