Episode 575: Brett Robb - Learned about horses from his Dad and got his sense of humour from a lifetime in the bush.

Episode 575: Brett Robb - Learned about horses from his Dad and got his sense of humour from a lifetime in the bush.

April 14, 2026 · 1h 3m · Season 1 · Episode 575

About this episode

Brett Robb discusses his journey as a horse trainer, his family legacy in racing, and shares stories from his life in the bush.

Brett Robb made the call to go solo as a trainer when his father Rodney decided to cut his team back to five horses in 2020. He’d been working as stable foreman for Rodney for a number of years, and was happy to continue in that role. Rod’s decision prompted Brett to bite the bullet, and launch his own training career. From a Dubbo base Brett has 273 wins on the board including a Country Championship Final. He currently has 48 horses in work and is prepared to travel to find the right races for them. Brett can ‘t see himself doing anything else. He joins us on the podcast and talks firstly about his well known nickname. He talks about a winning double at the first day of the Wellington carnival last Friday and pleasing runs from his two fillies in the Wellington Boot. Brett looks at the performances by two stable runners in the recent Country Championship Final. “Snow” pays tribute to his dad Rodney Robb, a legend in Western Districts racing for half a century. He acknowledges the talents of stable jockey Clayton Gallagher and stable apprentices Izzy Neale and Jordan Quince. Brett recalls his childhood days in local pony club and other equine pursuits. He says none of it would…

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