Inglis' leadership change, The Everest's next decade and a future home at stud for Warwoven

This week, we start in breeding and bloodstock, where Inglis has unveiled its succession plan with Sebastian Hutch set to become managing director, while the global yearling market continues its remarkable run through Tattersalls and questions remain over the future stallion home of Golden Rose winner Warwoven.

In racing, we assess the future of The Everest as it approaches its 10th running, examine the latest data on the size and economic footprint of Australia's thoroughbred industry, and ask whether the slot-race model can continue to drive growth into the race’s second decade.

And in wagering, the reform debate shifts to the Northern Territory, One Pool enters a critical phase of development, and a new generation of punters appears to be blurring the line between wagering and investing.