# Episode 31: Aussie Rules

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Podcast: [Bred For It](https://stenobird.com/podcast/bred-for-it-7026393)
Published: 2026-04-07T07:00:00+00:00
Episode link: https://bredforit.podbean.com/e/episode-31-aussie-rules/
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Duration seconds: 3655

## Resource

It's Episode 31! The international racing scene is littered with equine and human talent and in this special Australian focused episode, Jess speaks with two members of the industry who have chosen New South Wales to set up their racing and bloodstock endeavours. Louis le Metayer, a French native has run Astute Bloodstock for over 10 years. He shares his thoughts on the Australian and European bloodstock industry, the advantages of being a European in Australia and his hopes for Mr Monaco in the Sydney Cup. Irish born and globally trained Jack Pilkington shares his perspective on setting up training in Hawkesbury, NSW and delivers a refreshing insight into buying yearlings and finding his edge in an ultra competitive landscape. Brought to you in association with VV Rouleaux.

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