Andrew Gaughan's guest appearances

Andrew Gaughan

Leaders Of Tomorrow Podcast

Ponies 24-7 The Radio Magazine

Keith Ellis

Brian Scudamore

Todd Palmer

Michael Zipursky

John Warrillow

Jeff Chu

Garth Friesen

Geoff Woods

John Morgan

John Cameron

Matt Young

Greg Thomas

Michael Davidson

Bill Bishop

Jay Wong

OwlTail

Mark Casse

Harlan Malter

Ann and  Larry  interview Ontario Racing’s Independent Chair For The Board of Directors Andrew Gaughan, who discusses the several positions  that he has had in the horse racing and gaming industries over 30 years and how they all helped to contribute to his new role with Ontario Racing.  Andrew  also discusses the transition to Independent Chair last Fall and whether it was a smooth  one and  talks about some of the issues facing the Ontario horse racing industry, that the Board will be working together on. He also mention  how he became so deeply involved  into  both the horse racing  and gaming industries and the fact that part of this experience was garnered overseas.Trainer Mark Casse, who discusses his filly Wonder Wheel and why she was retired this year. He also talks about some of his starters racing today in stakes action at Saratoga and also what he looks for when purchasing a yearling and the importance of his wife Tina and good help , when it comes to making his training operation successful. Harlan Malter of Ironhorse Racing Stable, whose horse Mattingly will be racing at Woodbine on Sunday in the Victoria Stakes and the story behind the horses name. Harlan also discusses his company Ironhorse Racing Stable and how the Stable got its start and some of the horses they have been involved with and some of the tracks that the partners have been able to visit to watch one of their horses race. In our feature, ‘In Case You Missed It’ A Look At The Way It Was In Horse Racing News, Larry  discusses the opening of Saratoga this week and what makes it such a great racing experience to take in and also mentions about Del Mar which opens up next week and how it is also mirrors Saratoga as being a lifestyle event when you take in a day of racing. Larry also  provides  his ‘Ponies Picks of the Day’ selections for several North American Racetracks today. Key Points:  Andrew discusses in-depth  the many companies in the horse racing and gaming industries that he has worked for for over 30 years and what each one of them have contributed to the experience needed  in his new position of Independent Chair  of Ontario Racing’s Board of Directors. He also  discusses his transition to his new role last Fall and whether it has been a smooth one and some of the important  issues that the Board has needed to address within the horse racing industry. Andrew  also mentions how and why he became so heavily involved in horse racing and gaming and that he garnered much knowledge by working at one point overseas within the industrys.   Mark originally talks about his Champion filly Wonder Wheel and why it was necessary to retire her early this year in her three-year-old season. He also talks about some of his starters in the two stakes races at Saratoga today and  then mentions  the current Woodbine meet where he is leading trainer again and looking to the future , the Woodbine Oaks and the Kings Plate, where  he is working to have representation in both races.  Mark also discusses how with so many horses at several North American racetracks, he is able to stay focused and also mentions the important role that his wife Tina plays in his horse operation as well as his team of emplyees. Mark also discusses what he looks for  when purchasing a yearling and gives some examples of ones that he almost purchased and wishes that he had.  Harlan discusses his horse Mattingly who is part of Sunday’s field of two-year-olds in the Victoria Stakes at Woodbine and the interesting story of how the horse was named and a story that even dates back to Lou Gehrig. He also mentions why the horse was named after former New York Yankee Don Mattingly and the fact that Don the retired player is probably not even aware that he has a horse named after him. Harlan also discusses how the Ironhorse Racing Stable was formed and some of their racing successes to date and what is the significance behind the Stable’s  Columbia Blue silks complete with a Circle representing a baseball. He also talks about a race that he would like to win and the importance of Royal Ascot. 

Ann and  Larry  interview Ontario Racing’s Independent Chair For The Board of Directors Andrew Gaughan, who discusses the several positions  that he has had in the horse racing and gaming industries over 30 years and how they all helped to contribute to his new role with Ontario Racing.  Andrew  also discusses the transition to Independent Chair last Fall and whether it was a smooth  one and  talks about some of the issues facing the Ontario horse racing industry, that the Board will be working together on. He also mention  how he became so deeply involved  into  both the horse racing  and gaming industries and the fact that part of this experience was garnered overseas.Trainer Mark Casse, who discusses his filly Wonder Wheel and why she was retired this year. He also talks about some of his starters racing today in stakes action at Saratoga and also what he looks for when purchasing a yearling and the importance of his wife Tina and good help , when it comes to making his training operation successful. Harlan Malter of Ironhorse Racing Stable, whose horse Mattingly will be racing at Woodbine on Sunday in the Victoria Stakes and the story behind the horses name. Harlan also discusses his company Ironhorse Racing Stable and how the Stable got its start and some of the horses they have been involved with and some of the tracks that the partners have been able to visit to watch one of their horses race. In our feature, ‘In Case You Missed It’ A Look At The Way It Was In Horse Racing News, Larry  discusses the opening of Saratoga this week and what makes it such a great racing experience to take in and also mentions about Del Mar which opens up next week and how it is also mirrors Saratoga as being a lifestyle event when you take in a day of racing. Larry also  provides  his ‘Ponies Picks of the Day’ selections for several North American Racetracks today. Key Points:  <ul> <li>Andrew discusses in-depth  the many companies in the horse racing and gaming industries that he has worked for for over 30 years and what each one of them have contributed to the experience needed  in his new position of Independent Chair  of Ontario Racing’s Board of Directors. He also  discusses his transition to his new role last Fall and whether it has been a smooth one and some of the important  issues that the Board has needed to address within the horse racing industry. Andrew  also mentions how and why he became so heavily involved in horse racing and gaming and that he garnered much knowledge by working at one point overseas within the industrys.  </li> <li>Mark originally talks about his Champion filly Wonder Wheel and why it was necessary to retire her early this year in her three-year-old season. He also talks about some of his starters in the two stakes races at Saratoga today and  then mentions  the current Woodbine meet where he is leading trainer again and looking to the future , the Woodbine Oaks and the Kings Plate, where  he is working to have representation in both races.  Mark also discusses how with so many horses at several North American racetracks, he is able to stay focused and also mentions the important role that his wife Tina plays in his horse operation as well as his team of emplyees. Mark also discusses what he looks for  when purchasing a yearling and gives some examples of ones that he almost purchased and wishes that he had. </li> <li>Harlan discusses his horse Mattingly who is part of Sunday’s field of two-year-olds in the Victoria Stakes at Woodbine and the interesting story of how the horse was named and a story that even dates back to Lou Gehrig. He also mentions why the horse was named after former New York Yankee Don Mattingly and the fact that Don the retired player is probably not even aware that he has a horse named after him. Harlan also discusses how the Ironhorse Racing Stable was formed and some of their racing successes to date and what is the significance behind the Stable’s  Columbia Blue silks complete with a Circle representing a baseball. He also talks about a race that he would like to win and the importance of Royal Ascot.</li> </ul>

Ontario Racing’s Independent Chair For The Board of Directors Andrew Gaughan / Trainer Mark Casse / Harlan Malter of Ironhorse Racing Stable

In today’s show, Chris interviews Andrew Gaughan, Principal Owner at Long Time Running Investment &amp; Advisory Ltd. In the first segment of the pod, Andrew shares some childhood memories. One of 9 siblings, Andrew was born in a family of modest means. As a child, he never displayed much affinity for studies, but he was an exceptional soccer player. Andrew went on to complete his Bachelors at Cornell University. And it was here that he spent 5 extremely successful summers working at Student Works Painting. Andrew recounts how he managed to scale up his painting business to $400,000 in annual revenues. This spectacular success inspired Andrew to kickstart his next business venture – a subway franchise while he was in law school. However, unlike his Student Works Stint, Andrew ended up losing money and then shutting down this business after 2 years. After graduating from law school, Andrew worked in corporate law for a while. But soon, he chucked his law career to work at Woodbine Entertainment Group in ‘94. This started a long and fruitful career in the field of horse racing and regulating betting. Andrew worked for six-plus years at Woodbine before moving on to Magna Entertainment Corporation, the maverick billionaire, Frank Stronach’s company. After this stint, Andrew moved to London for four years to work with Scientific Games Corporation, a company that sells technology to horse race tracks. After spending his whole life in the field of horse racing, Andrew has now moved on to an agricultural science business. Andrew is striving to commercialize a technology that slows down the ripening of fruits and vegetables. Tune in for some inspiring nuggets now! Resources Student Works   Chris Thomson LinkedIn

In today’s show, Chris interviews <a href="https://ca.linkedin.com/in/gaughan-andrew-5a678a70" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Andrew Gaughan</a>, Principal Owner at Long Time Running Investment &amp; Advisory Ltd. In the first segment of the pod, Andrew shares some childhood memories. One of 9 siblings, Andrew was born in a family of modest means. As a child, he never displayed much affinity for studies, but he was an exceptional soccer player. Andrew went on to complete his Bachelors at Cornell University. And it was here that he spent 5 extremely successful summers working at Student Works Painting. Andrew recounts how he managed to scale up his painting business to $400,000 in annual revenues. This spectacular success inspired Andrew to kickstart his next business venture – a subway franchise while he was in law school. However, unlike his Student Works Stint, Andrew ended up losing money and then shutting down this business after 2 years. After graduating from law school, Andrew worked in corporate law for a while. But soon, he chucked his law career to work at Woodbine Entertainment Group in ‘94. This started a long and fruitful career in the field of horse racing and regulating betting. Andrew worked for six-plus years at Woodbine before moving on to Magna Entertainment Corporation, the maverick billionaire, Frank Stronach’s company. After this stint, Andrew moved to London for four years to work with Scientific Games Corporation, a company that sells technology to horse race tracks. After spending his whole life in the field of horse racing, Andrew has now moved on to an agricultural science business. Andrew is striving to commercialize a technology that slows down the ripening of fruits and vegetables. Tune in for some inspiring nuggets now! Resources <a href="https://studentworks.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Student Works</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-thomson-4459312/?originalSubdomain=ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Chris Thomson LinkedIn</a>

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