Racing fans can once again wake up with the latest carnival insights, form analysis and industry news, with Get On Spring returning across RSN, SENTrack and SENTurf from Friday 9 October.

Hosted by Lizzie Jelfs and Matt Nevett, Get On Spring will deliver a dedicated racing breakfast show throughout October before expanding its coverage across Cup Week, bringing listeners the biggest stories, previews, interviews and analysis from Australia's premier spring racing events.

The program will air from 6am to 8am on Fridays throughout October, before returning for an extended schedule across Melbourne Cup Carnival week. On Melbourne Cup Day (Tuesday 3 November), the show will broadcast for a special three-hour edition from 6am to 9am - including into Melbourne on SEN 1116am.

Supported by Sportsbet, Get On Spring will provide racing enthusiasts and punters with expert opinions, market moves, stable updates and all the key talking points as the Spring Carnival reaches its peak.

Julian Bayard, Director of Sport and Racing at Sports Entertainment Network (SEN), said Get On Spring had quickly become a valuable part of the network’s racing coverage.

"Spring racing generates enormous interest across the country and Get On Spring gives fans a dedicated destination to start their day with the latest news, form and analysis," Bayard said.

"Lizzie and Matt are outstanding broadcasters with a genuine passion for racing, and we're excited to bring listeners comprehensive coverage right throughout the Carnival. From the major race meetings through to Cup Week, the show will connect racing fans with the biggest stories and personalities in the sport."

Get On Spring can be heard:

On SENTrack across Australia – SENTrack 1593am Melbourne; SENTrack 89.1fm Sunraysia; SENTrack 87.6fm Swan Hill; SENTrack 91.3fm Southwest Gippsland; SENTrack 91.9fm LaTrobe Valley; SENTrack 1611am Launceston & Devonport; SENTrack 90.7fm Top End; SENTrack 657am Perth; SENTrack 1539am Sydney; SENTrack 801am Central Coast & Hunter Valley; SENTrack 1585am Illawarra; SENTrack 90.3fm Griffith; SENTrack 1323am Canberra; SENTrack 1053am Brisbane; SENTrack 991.1fm Atherton; SENTrack 96.9fm Ingham; SENTrack 1611am Rockhampton; SENTrack 96.3fm Kingaroy; SENTrack 87.6fm Nanango; SENTrack 91.5fm Darling Downs.

On RSN across Victoria - RSN 927am Melbourne; RSN 945am Bendigo; RSN 1314am Ballarat; RSN 88.0 FM Moe; RSN 87.6 FM Sale; RSN 87.6 FM Traralgon; RSN 87.6 FM Bairnsdale; RSN 89.9 FM Lakes Entrance; RSN 88.0 FM Heyfield; RSN 88.0 FM Morwell; RSN 95.5 FM Orbost; RSN 92.7 FM Yarram RSN 106.9 FM Swan Hill; RSN 1359am Mildura; RSN 99.4 FM Wangaratta; RSN 88.0 FM Casterton; RSN Coleraine 87.6 FM; RSN Horsham 88.0 FM; RSN Warrnambool 87.6 FM; RSN Hamilton 88.0 FM.

On SENTurf across WA - 1206am in Perth; 1449am in Mandurah and 1449am Pinjarra across the Peel Region; 1404am Busselton across the South West; 104.9fm Albany across the Great Southern Region, 100.5fm Wyndham, 88FM Derby, 104.5fm Broome and 105.7fm Kununurra in the Kimberley Region; 88FM Dampier, 101.7fm Karratha, 92.5fm Port Hedland, 88fm Newman and 87.6fm Paraburdoo in the Pilbara Region; 96.5fm Carnarvon and 95.7fm Exmouth in the Gascoyne Region; 1008am, 87.5fm, 88.6fm Gerarldton, 104.7fm Meekatharra, 104.1fm Mount Magnet and 105.3fm Kalbarri across the Mid West; 89.5fm Esperance, 99.7fm Leinster, 104.5fm Laverton, 104.3fm Kalgoorlie/Boulder and 106.7fm Kambalda across Goldfields/Esperance; and 95.9fm Merredin, 88.7fm Southern Cross, 88fm Northam, 88fm York, 88fm Moora, 88fm Katanning, 88fm Narrogin across the Wheatbelt Region.

On Melbourne Cup Day also across SEN 1116am Melbourne; SEN 1260am Goulburn Valley; SEN Tassie on 1629am; SEN Mt Gambier 1629am; SENSpirit 621am Bunbury; SENSpirit 1494am Southwest; SEN Goldfields 1611am; SEN Top End 1611am; SEN Peel on DAB+ in WA; and on the SEN app Nationally including Geelong, Bendigo, Ballarat, Gippsland, Sunraysia and across the WA Mid West, Pilbara and Great Southern.