Jamie Ness's guest appearances

Jamie Ness

Winning Ponies

The Essential Scottish Football Podcast

Mike Maloney

Andrew Smith

Keith Jones

James Ross

Dave Johnson

Steve Anderson

Peter Lee

Gary Johnson

Steve Pierson

Chad Brown

Ryan Martin

James Scully

Barry Pearl

Eric Reed

Craig Brown

OwlTail

Andy Little

Nathan Patterson

Essential Bite - in this section from Any Other Business with Stephen Kerr, Andy Little discusses Nathan Patterson's meteoric rise at Rangers this season and his call up to the Scotland squad for this summer's Euros. The former Light Blues striker also praises former team-mate Jamie Ness for opening up about his mental health issues and hopes others in need of help can do the same. For more information on our team and variety of shows visit www.essentialpodcasts.co.uk And give us a follow on Twitter - @Essential_Pods

Essential Bite - in this section from Any Other Business with Stephen Kerr, Andy Little discusses Nathan Patterson's meteoric rise at Rangers this season and his call up to the Scotland squad for this summer's Euros. The former Light Blues striker also praises former team-mate Jamie Ness for opening up about his mental health issues and hopes others in need of help can do the same. For more information on our team and variety of shows visit <a href="http://www.essentialpodcasts.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.essentialpodcasts.co.uk</a> And give us a follow on Twitter - <a href="https://twitter.com/Essential_Pods" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@Essential_Pods</a>

Essential Bite - Any Other Business Episode 2 - Andy Little on Nathan Patterson & Jamie Ness

Stephen Kerr

Episode 1 of Any Other Business is now live. Host Stephen Kerr is in conversation with former Rangers, Stoke, Leyton Orient, Crewe, Scunthorpe, Plymouth Argyle and Dundee midfielder Jamie Ness. The 30-year-old opens up about his mental health issues, a desire to help other players, what 'football' can do to better assist those in need, the support he has received from his family &amp; how listening to a podcast with England Rugby star Jonny Wilkinson inspired him to seek therapy. Jamie also speaks from the heart about his career and how he hopes to get back playing again in the near future. For more information on our team and variety of shows visit www.essentialpodcasts.co.uk And give us a follow on Twitter - @Essential_Pods

Episode 1 of Any Other Business is now live. Host Stephen Kerr is in conversation with former Rangers, Stoke, Leyton Orient, Crewe, Scunthorpe, Plymouth Argyle and Dundee midfielder Jamie Ness. The 30-year-old opens up about his mental health issues, a desire to help other players, what 'football' can do to better assist those in need, the support he has received from his family &amp; how listening to a podcast with England Rugby star Jonny Wilkinson inspired him to seek therapy. Jamie also speaks from the heart about his career and how he hopes to get back playing again in the near future. For more information on our team and variety of shows visit <a href="http://www.essentialpodcasts.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.essentialpodcasts.co.uk</a> And give us a follow on Twitter - <a href="https://twitter.com/Essential_Pods" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@Essential_Pods</a>

Any Other Business Episode 1 - Jamie Ness opens up to Stephen Kerr about his mental health issues

Mr. Ness is mainly based at Thistledown and Presque Isle. He is winning at 42% and 35% respectively, and has a 32% win percentage for the year. He won the training title at Tampa Bay Downs in 2009.Ness' father, John, who runs a small stable in Nebraska, put training in his blood. But conditioning wasn't in Ness' immediate plans. He served as sports editor of the Collegian, the South Dakota State University student newspaper, and worked in the sports department at the Brookings Register, a daily newspaper. Ness, 33, whose boyhood dream was to be a football player, began training horses in 1999.His patience was tested early. In his second year, the Heron, S.D., native lost 56 straight races.I never forget that, he said.Jamie will share his insights into racing, and what it takes for a trainer to make his mark in thoroughbred racing in these times.

Mr. Ness is mainly based at Thistledown and Presque Isle. He is winning at 42% and 35% respectively, and has a 32% win percentage for the year. He won the training title at Tampa Bay Downs in 2009. Ness' father, John, who runs a small stable in Nebraska, put training in his blood. But conditioning wasn't in Ness' immediate plans. He served as sports editor of the Collegian, the South Dakota State University student newspaper, and worked in the sports department at the Brookings Register, a daily newspaper. Ness, 33, whose boyhood dream was to be a football player, began training horses in 1999. His patience was tested early. In his second year, the Heron, S.D., native lost 56 straight races. I never forget that, he said. Jamie will share his insights into racing, and what it takes for a trainer to make his mark in thoroughbred racing in these times.

'Winning Ponies' welcomes trainer Jamie Ness