Cam Rawiller's guest appearances

Cam Rawiller

RSN Racing Pulse

John Tapp Racing

The Trainers Hut

Terry Henderson

David Payne

John Messara

Michael Rodd

Clare Cunningham

Richard Jolly

Craig Newitt

Geoff Chapman

Kelly Schweida

Matthew Hill

Ron Hutchinson

Colin Alderson

Pat Carey

Charlie Fellowes

Rachel King

OwlTail

Jason Petch

Behind The Barriers mental health charity proudly presents the inaugural “Fighting For Mental Health Boxing Challenge”. An action-packed night full of celebrity fights, live entertainment and more. Some of the racing industry’s most renowned jockeys, trainers and breeders’ step into the ring to raise funds for mental health on a night that will be one to remember. Founder Jason Petch, and jockey Cam Rawiller with more

Jason Petch and Cam Rawiller - Behind The Barriers mental health charity

Cam Rawiller is off to Sydney on loan to be apprenticed by the legendary Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott at Tulloch Lodge. Cam's dad Nash rode 26 Group1 Winners for the First Lady of Racing and Todd Blum chats to Cam about the move to follow in his father's footsteps.

Great to catch up with a brilliant young Victorian jockey who’s just beginning his second season. He rode 75 winners in his first season. Cam talks of his famous Dad, multiple Group 1 winning jockey Nash. He looks back on his early fascination with the AFL code. Cam recalls the day his father won the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick on More Joyous. Owner John Singleton got him to make the victory speech. The young jockey talks of school days in Hong Kong during his Dad’s time as a Club jockey. Cam remembers his mornings at trackwork in Hong Kong and the people he befriended. He explains that he tried hard to find new mounts for his father. He talks of his apprenticeship opportunity with Mornington trainer Logan McGill and the thrill of his first winning ride at Moe. Cam looks back on the day he and Nash rode in the same race at Bendigo. The jockey talks of his first metropolitan win at Sandown, and two wins for the Price/Kent partnership. Cam talks of his delight in winning the Rising Stars 2019/2020. He talks of regular communication with his father, and the way he copes with living in his shadow. He pays tribute to some of his fellow jockeys and discusses the effects of the long distances he drives to race meetings. Cam makes special mention of the tremendous support he gets from his mother Sarah.

Great to catch up with a brilliant young Victorian jockey who’s just beginning his second season. He rode 75 winners in his first season. Cam talks of his famous Dad, multiple Group 1 winning jockey Nash. He looks back on his early fascination with the AFL code. Cam recalls the day his father won the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick on More Joyous. Owner John Singleton got him to make the victory speech. The young jockey talks of school days in Hong Kong during his Dad’s time as a Club jockey. Cam remembers his mornings at trackwork in Hong Kong and the people he befriended. He explains that he tried hard to find new mounts for his father. He talks of his apprenticeship opportunity with Mornington trainer Logan McGill and the thrill of his first winning ride at Moe. Cam looks back on the day he and Nash rode in the same race at Bendigo. The jockey talks of his first metropolitan win at Sandown, and two wins for the Price/Kent partnership. Cam talks of his delight in winning the Rising Stars 2019/2020. He talks of regular communication with his father, and the way he copes with living in his shadow. He pays tribute to some of his fellow jockeys and discusses the effects of the long distances he drives to race meetings. Cam makes special mention of the tremendous support he gets from his mother Sarah.

Episode 250: Cam Rawiller