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Here's your host, Emmett Kennedy.

Without doubt, this is the most anticipated final fur-line podcast for the last couple of months,

and we've had a great year and a great flat season, and I'm still enjoying the flat season,

but as soon as we announced that we're bringing this guest back and starting to turn our attention

to the jumps, you all went nuts in a very good way. So welcome back to the show, and welcome back

from Jumper's to follow, Mr. Paul Ferguson.

I am nice to be back. Feels like it's been a while since what, aint real punches and I wasn't the last time I was on it.

It's been a minute, son. It's been a minute. Thoroughly enjoying Jumper's to follow, and this,

of course, is an association with Weatherbees as well. There's my mouth-words failing at one minute

and thirty-seven seconds well done if you took the overrunners. It's terrific mate. It always is,

but I've thoroughly enjoyed reading what I have so far. The amount of detail that is in here

leads me to the question just how long does it take to assemble Jumper's to follow 2022-2023?

I have pretty much from the close-up punches on the end of May. Maybe with the stars

of the work and other late-night early June, I'll be in less involved with the flats of this season

for Weatherbees and the other people are right for, so I actually probably spent longer than

ever, which is why it ended up being, I think it's 56 pages more this year than it was last year,

so I think that goes a little bit more time into it this year. Not that there wasn't much time

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