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The Saturday Edition - Ep 213
Charlotte Greenway brings you this week’s Saturday Edition, looking ahead to the rest of the November Meeting at Cheltenham after Jonbon won Friday’s Shloer Chase on his first run with Harry Cobden. Ben Pauling …
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Charlotte Greenway brings you this week’s Saturday Edition, looking ahead to the rest of the November Meeting at Cheltenham after Jonbon won Friday’s Shloer Chase on his first run with Harry Cobden. Ben Pauling talks about Meetmebythesea, the Paddy Power Gold Cup favourite, and Sam Twiston-Davies looks forward to riding Quebecois for Paul Nicholls. Henry de Bromhead discusses his Paddy Power pair, July Flower and Zurich. Ahead of Sunday’s Greatwood Hurdle, Anthea Lee tells the story of Pioneer Pete, who is named after her late father, Peter Beaumont.Ep 1658 - Sam looking to light up Pipe-smoking Nicholls
For the final show from Bahrain, Nick is joined by the Daily Mail’s Steve Ryder on the day of the first Group 1 Bahrain International Trophy. They bring the latest on Sallaal’s withdrawal and Oisin Murphy’s …
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For the final show from Bahrain, Nick is joined by the Daily Mail’s Steve Ryder on the day of the first Group 1 Bahrain International Trophy. They bring the latest on Sallaal’s withdrawal and Oisin Murphy’s switch to Seagulls Eleven, then look ahead to the big three days at Cheltenham, from Jonbon in the Shloer Chase to the Paddy Power Gold Cup. Sam Twiston-Davies, heading to the gallops as he speaks, explains why Quebecois could help Paul Nicholls equal Martin Pipe’s all-time record. Harry Fry is hoping for rain for Idaho Sun in Sunday’s Greatwood Hurdle and weighs up Gidleigh Park’s chance against Jonbon. Ludlow’s Simon Sherwood explains how the summer drought has cost the course every fixture of the 2026–27 season, and Sophie Buckley tells Nick how Culworth Grounds landed Group 1 winner Hawk Mountain from Coolmore.Ep 1657 - Mullins warns Cheltenham over Festival ground
Nick is in Bahrain on the eve of the first Bahrain International Trophy, and Lydia Hislop joins him for the show. They begin by remembering Tom O’Brien, who died yesterday aged 39, and BHA chief executive Brant …
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Nick is in Bahrain on the eve of the first Bahrain International Trophy, and Lydia Hislop joins him for the show. They begin by remembering Tom O’Brien, who died yesterday aged 39, and BHA chief executive Brant Dunshea pays tribute to his former colleague. Lydia gives her view on Willie Mullins’s fresh warning to Cheltenham over the state of the Festival ground, before Plumpton director Tom Savill explains the newly launched Gambling Policy Commission and Brant gives the BHA’s response. At the Bahrain Turf Club, Michael Owen and Hugo Palmer talk Seagulls Eleven and Glacius, Chris Wall assesses Wimbledon Hawkeye’s chance, and Dan Kübler reports on life training in the kingdom. York clerk Anthea Morshead looks ahead to Pioneer Pete’s bid in Sunday’s Greatwood Hurdle for Jonjo and AJ O’Neill, a horse she bred and named after her late father, Peter Beaumont. Dr Anna-Louise Mackinnon of the Injured Jockeys Fund explains how injured riders are cared for once they leave A&E, and Lydia closes with the TBA’s landmark traceability research.Ep 1656 - Former top rider Tom O'Brien dies aged 39
The programme begins with the very sad news that former jockey Tom O’Brien, a multiple Grade 1 winner and Cheltenham Festival winner, has died aged just 39. Johnson White, who worked alongside Tom for around …
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The programme begins with the very sad news that former jockey Tom O’Brien, a multiple Grade 1 winner and Cheltenham Festival winner, has died aged just 39. Johnson White, who worked alongside Tom for around two decades at Philip Hobbs and Johnson White’s yard, pays tribute to “the life and soul of any get-together”, and Oli Bell, who joins Nick for today’s show, remembers a loyal stalwart of the weighing room. Baroness Minette Batters, chair of the Horse Welfare Board, tells Nick about last night’s reception at the Houses of Parliament to launch the board’s new five-year welfare plan, with traceability and wearable technology at its heart. Tom Bellamy explains what happened at Huntingdon yesterday, when the final race was void after Blues Singer was withdrawn at the start, and gives an update on White Noise. From Bahrain, Henry de Bromhead talks about his first runner in the kingdom and his strong team for Cheltenham this weekend, and Mr Araci’s racing manager discusses Glacius’s chances in Friday’s Bahrain International Trophy and Libertango’s 1,000 Guineas plans. Mini Mac’s three wins for James Owen secure a share of ARC’s first all-weather bonus, Jim McGrath reports on Saffie Osborne’s promising start in Hong Kong, and Goffs chief executive Henry Beeby previews the new Chicquita Session.Ep 1655 - Inside Information case is “Black and White”, says Derham
Nick is in Bahrain, with Jane Mangan alongside him. The programme begins with the very sad news that apprentice rider Izzy Neale has died aged just 22, following a fall at Warren in New South Wales on Sunday …
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Nick is in Bahrain, with Jane Mangan alongside him. The programme begins with the very sad news that apprentice rider Izzy Neale has died aged just 22, following a fall at Warren in New South Wales on Sunday. Harry Derham explains why he reported a senior member of his staff to the BHA for passing on inside information, a case that has ended in a two-year disqualification. He also discusses Cristal D’Estruval’s sparkling chase debut at Carlisle and his plans for Grade 1 winner Le Frimeur. Nick heads down to the track at the Bahrain Turf Club ahead of Friday’s $1.5 million Bahrain International Trophy, the kingdom’s first international Group 1. He hears from Sheikh Isa on the race’s journey from its first running in 2019, and from Karl Burke on defending champion Royal Champion. Jane and Nick also discuss Englishman’s retirement to stud and the stellar novice chase entry at Cheltenham this weekend. For the Timeform Pulse, Dan Barber looks back at Gavin Sheehan reaching 1,000 winners. On the Weatherbys world tour, Pascal Noue of Haras de la Hetraie warns that France’s National Hunt foal crop could fall by up to 15% next year.Ep 1654 - Walsh hails “Tiger Woods of amateur riders” as O’Connor retires
Nick is in Bahrain ahead of Friday’s Bahrain International Trophy, the kingdom’s first international Group 1. The Daily Mirror’s David Yates joins him to look back on a big weekend of jumps racing. At Naas …
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Nick is in Bahrain ahead of Friday’s Bahrain International Trophy, the kingdom’s first international Group 1. The Daily Mirror’s David Yates joins him to look back on a big weekend of jumps racing. At Naas, Kopek Des Bordes was beaten at 1-4 by Irish Panther, Love Me Tender and Anzadam won for Willie Mullins, and Champion Bumper hero The Mourne Rambler had to work hard to win his maiden hurdle. Ted Walsh pays tribute to Derek O’Connor, who has retired as the most successful point-to-point rider of all time, calling him “the Tiger Woods of amateur riders”. Ben Pauling reflects on Taurus Bay beating No Drama This End and Talk To The Man in the Rising Stars Novices’ Chase at Aintree, and looks ahead to Meetmebythesea in Saturday’s Paddy Power Gold Cup. He also talks about swapping the gallops for the dance floor for Racing Welfare. Hugo Palmer previews his two Bahrain International Trophy runners, Seagulls Eleven and Glacius. Jason Hart, crowned Cock O’ The North for the second time, calls for more recognition of northern racing after Great British Racing scaled back its support for the title.The Saturday Edition - Ep 212
Charlotte Greenway brings you this week’s Saturday Edition, starting at Aintree ahead of tomorrow’s action. Joe Tizzard updates us on Champion Hurdle fourth Alexei ahead of the William Hill Molyneux Hurdle, and …
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Charlotte Greenway brings you this week’s Saturday Edition, starting at Aintree ahead of tomorrow’s action. Joe Tizzard updates us on Champion Hurdle fourth Alexei ahead of the William Hill Molyneux Hurdle, and Paul Nicholls looks forward to No Drama This End’s chasing debut in the Boodles Rising Stars Novices’ Chase. Then it’s down under for the final day of the Melbourne Cup Carnival at Flemington. John Messara previews Autumn Glow’s run in the Champions Mile and explains why Royal Ascot is no longer in the plan. Barry O’Brien is confident Sir Delius can bounce back in the Champions Stakes, where he also has Birdman.Ep 1653 - Autumn in Spring
Nick is in Melbourne on the eve of Champions Day, the final day of the carnival. First, Neil Channing reacts to Betfred founder Fred Done carrying out his threat to pull sponsorship of all five British …
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Nick is in Melbourne on the eve of Champions Day, the final day of the carnival. First, Neil Channing reacts to Betfred founder Fred Done carrying out his threat to pull sponsorship of all five British Classics. He warns that it won’t be the last sponsor to walk away while betting shops keep closing, and he gives his view on Bradley Walsh’s Channel 4 gambling show. Back home, the jumps season really gets going. Josh Stacey runs through the big storylines from a strong weekend at Aintree, including Mydaddypaddy’s clash with Alexei in the Molyneux Hurdle and the “six-pointer” for Paul Nicholls as No Drama This End takes on his former inmate Talk To The Man. Josh also looks ahead to Kopek Des Bordes’ return in Ireland. Alexei’s trainer Joe Tizzard explains why his stable star skips the Fighting Fifth to start at Aintree and gives an update on stable jockey Brendan Powell after his arm operation. In Melbourne, Adam Peacock previews a Champions Day of possible coronations, with Tempted in the sprint, Autumn Glow in the mile and a Cox Plate rematch in the Champions Stakes. Autumn Glow’s owner John Messara then explains why Royal Ascot is no longer in the plan for his superstar mare. Plus, a tip from Josh for Aintree on Saturday.Ep 1652 - Don't Stop The Carnival
Nick is at Flemington on Crown Oaks Day, joined by the Racing Post’s Lee Mottershead. Lee reflects on a Melbourne Cup week that has the carnival “very much on the up again”, Proxima Dea’s dominant Oaks win and …
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Nick is at Flemington on Crown Oaks Day, joined by the Racing Post’s Lee Mottershead. Lee reflects on a Melbourne Cup week that has the carnival “very much on the up again”, Proxima Dea’s dominant Oaks win and Dom Sutton’s success with Sulek in the Country Final for Grand National-winning owner Stuart Andrew. Legendary Las Vegas oddsmaker Roxy Roxborough tells the remarkable story of a life spent gambling, from going broke at Del Mar to creating the first computer programs for sports betting odds. Lee also gives his take on Billy Loughnane joining William Buick as a Godolphin retained rider, and whether the lack of a hierarchy could make life complicated for Charlie Appleby. Owner Barry O’Brien, second in the Cup with Zahrann, explains how he became an “overnight success after 35 years” with 10 Group 1 wins in 18 months and shares his hopes for Sir Delius and Birdman in Saturday’s Champions Stakes. Chas Armitage of Country Racing Victoria explains the importance of the country racing circuit, and former Great British Racing man James Oldring, now chief executive of Perth Racing, tells Nick why Ascot WA pays out more prize money than Ascot UK. Plus, Lee’s Champions Day tip.Ep 1651 - Billy in blue
Tom in for Nick and joined initially by Godolphin CEO Hugh Anderson who reflects on the appointment of champion jockey Billy Loughnane as Godolphin retained rider, alongside William Buick. Rishi Persad gives …
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Tom in for Nick and joined initially by Godolphin CEO Hugh Anderson who reflects on the appointment of champion jockey Billy Loughnane as Godolphin retained rider, alongside William Buick. Rishi Persad gives his view on the appointment noting the absence of any hierarchy within the new retained positions. Rishi also reflects on his experience at the Breeders’ Cup and assess the possible futures of the Classic runners staying in training. On that note we hear from bloodstock agent Ramiro Restrepo who bought Classic 2nd The Puma. He tells us why the Saudi Cup could be on his agenda. Turning our attention the jump racing, Rishi and Tom reflect on Noel Meade’s career to date having trained his 3000th winner yesterday. And we hear from Paul Nicholls who is chasing down Martin Pipe’s all time record number of winners. And it’s Wednesday so we get the latest from Hong Kong with Jim McGrath.Ep 1650 - Maher, Maher, Maher... How do you Like It?
Recorded from Flemington Racecourse in the aftermath of the Melbourne Cup, won impressively by Point of Law. Nick is joined by his co host Adam Peacock throughout as he also catches up with winning owner Johnny …
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Recorded from Flemington Racecourse in the aftermath of the Melbourne Cup, won impressively by Point of Law. Nick is joined by his co host Adam Peacock throughout as he also catches up with winning owner Johnny O'Neil and winning trainer Ciaron Maher, who also had the 2-3-5. Cairon's CEO Sam Cavanough shares what it means for the whole team, whislt Dylan Browne McMonagle reflects on his fourth place. We also hear from Kylie Rogers, Chief Exec of the VRC, Nick Smith who discusses the possibility of Point of Law making the trip back to Britain for Royal Ascot next year and finally Dan Barber has a Timeform update as he looks back on the action from the weekend.Ep 1649 - Breeders’ Cup Reflections & a Multi-Million Dollar Plunge
Nick is in transit between Kentucky and Melbourne today, but before he left he caught up with NBC’s Matt Bernier to reflect on Breeders’ Cup 43. The favourites ruled the weekend, and Matt explains why that made …
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Nick is in transit between Kentucky and Melbourne today, but before he left he caught up with NBC’s Matt Bernier to reflect on Breeders’ Cup 43. The favourites ruled the weekend, and Matt explains why that made it a frustrating two days for American punters but a memorable one for the sport. They also discuss Sovereignty’s farewell in the Classic, T O Elvis’s extraordinary Sprint win over Englishman, Notable Speech’s bad luck in the Mile, Ryan Moore’s ride on Benvenuto Cellini, Billy Loughnane’s late booking for Libertango, and whether Hughes and Emphatic can go on as three-year-olds. Charlotte Greenway is joined by the Mirror’s David Yates back in the UK. Total Performance Data’s Adam Mills explains what the sectionals tell us about Sovereignty and the juveniles. The Racing Post’s Lee Mottershead reports from Melbourne on JP McManus and Paul Byrne’s huge bets on Hopewell Rock at Call of the Card, and he previews tomorrow’s Melbourne Cup. Hollie Doyle talks about her comeback winner at Southwell after five months out injured and her plans for Hong Kong this winter. Plus Dave runs through the weekend’s jumps action, including Pic D’Orhy’s Charlie Hall success for the Skeltons, Haiti Couleurs’ first Grade 1 at Down Royal and the row over the ground there, and he marks the end of the Betfair Forum.Ep 1648 - Breeders' Cup Insight Special
With the Breeders’ Cup under way at Keeneland, Charlotte Greenway brings together the best of Nick’s interviews from the past fortnight, race by race in running order. Friday’s juvenile races come first. George …
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With the Breeders’ Cup under way at Keeneland, Charlotte Greenway brings together the best of Nick’s interviews from the past fortnight, race by race in running order. Friday’s juvenile races come first. George Boughey talks about Libertango, and Adrian Keatley and Mikey Sheehy discuss Hell Of A Spin. Gatewood Bell hopes Scarlett Begonia can repeat his family’s 50-1 Epitome win from 1987, Francis-Henri Graffard runs through Amusingly’s clash with Sun Goddess, and Kieran Lalor and Hugo Palmer cover Folsom Blues and Sale Shark. Then on to Saturday, Brad Cox explains why Further Ado goes for the Dirt Mile, and Karl Burke and Jack Nicholls talk about the remarkable rise of Miss Yechance. In the Filly & Mare Turf, we hear from Juddmonte’s Barry Mahon and Andrew Balding on Blue Bolt, Jess Jell on Gimme A Nother and Willie McCreery on Jancis. Ahead of the Breeders' Cup Sprint, we hear from Duabi-based trainer Ahmad Bin Harmash on dual Golden Shaheen winner Dark Sfafron, Miguel Clement and Isabella Paul preview the Mile with Deterministic and Lake Forest. In the Turf, David Casey and Dylan Browne McMonagle talk about Ethical Diamond’s defence, Aidan O’Brien discusses Benvenuto Cellini and George Scott explains why he trusts Bay City Roller. Finally, Godolphin’s Michael Banahan on Sovereignty and Knightsbridge in the Classic. Plus we hear from Price Bell, Fergus Galvin & Mark Taylor ahead of the Fasig Tipton November Sale next week.Ep 1647 - Breeders' Cup 2026 Gallops Special ft. Francis-Henri Graffard, Andrew Balding & more
Nick Luck is trackside at Keeneland, Kentucky, on the eve of the 2026 Breeders’ Cup. In a star-studded special, Nick is joined by leading trainers Francis-Henri Graffard, Andrew Balding and George Scott to …
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Nick Luck is trackside at Keeneland, Kentucky, on the eve of the 2026 Breeders’ Cup. In a star-studded special, Nick is joined by leading trainers Francis-Henri Graffard, Andrew Balding and George Scott to discuss their runners and hopes ahead of one of the biggest weekends in international racing. Jane Mangan provides her insight into the action, while William Butler, assistant to Sir Mark Prescott, and Issy Paul, assistant to William Haggas, offer a behind-the-scenes perspective on their respective teams. Plus, Hugh Anderson, Chief Operating Officer of Godolphin, joins the show to discuss the global racing operations Breeders’ Cup ambitions. All the latest news, views and interviews from Keeneland as the world's best prepare to do battle on racing's biggest international stage.Ep 1646 - Kentucky Dreaming
Nick is back on the Keeneland backstretch before dawn, starting outside the quarantine barn, where Hugo Palmer explains why Sale Shark steps up in trip for the Juvenile Turf, and Pierce Dargan of Equine …
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Nick is back on the Keeneland backstretch before dawn, starting outside the quarantine barn, where Hugo Palmer explains why Sale Shark steps up in trip for the Juvenile Turf, and Pierce Dargan of Equine MediRecord and the IRB’s Adrian Beaumont lift the lid on the logistics behind the international raid. Twenty-year-old Jack Nicholls looks ahead to his first Breeders’ Cup ride on Miss Yechance, George Boughey updates on Libertango, Survie and Melbourne Cup hope Hopewell Rock, and senior handicapper Gary O’Gorman explains how the panel ranked the oversubscribed Juvenile Turf Sprint. Matt Chapman and Johnny Murtagh drop by, Gustavo Delgado Jr. believes The Puma is peaking for the Classic, Rose Elliott talks Tiffany and her daughter Jane’s 100th US winner, and Elite Sales's Katelyn Jackson previews Fasig-Tipton’s November Sale. Plus J.A. McGrath from Hong Kong, and Godolphin USA’s Michael Banahan on the Sovereignty and Knightsbridge double act in the Classic.Ep 1645 - Keeneland at Dawn
Nick, coming to you from the barn area at Keeneland before dawn on the second morning of Breeders’ Cup week. First, Miguel Clement walks Nick through his team of five, led by Deterministic, who takes on Notable …
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Nick, coming to you from the barn area at Keeneland before dawn on the second morning of Breeders’ Cup week. First, Miguel Clement walks Nick through his team of five, led by Deterministic, who takes on Notable Speech in the Mile, while his wife Acacia gives her take on the Sovereignty v Forever Young showdown in the Classic. Keeneland’s Gatewood Bell hopes Scarlett Begonia can repeat his family’s 50-1 Juvenile Fillies success with Epitome in 1987, Mikey Sheehy looks ahead to his first Breeders’ Cup ride on Hell Of A Spin, and Brad Cox explains why Further Ado goes for the Dirt Mile. Timeform’s Dan Barber runs the rule over Enable’s son Entrust, Michelle Yu tells the story behind Domain Expansion’s jockey, Aidan O’Brien and Matt Chapman drop by, Brian Taylor, who manages the shipping of the European horses, describes why it wasn’t a totally straightforward journey and Maddy O'Meara updates on Andrew Balding’s team, led by Blue Bolt.Ep 1644 - Buckley: Constitution "knockers" should "wind their necks in"
Nick, coming to you this morning from Keeneland at the start of Breeders’ Cup week and joined by the Mirrors’ David Yates, from back in the UK. Following Constitution Hill’s fifth in Italy on Sunday, owner …
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Nick, coming to you this morning from Keeneland at the start of Breeders’ Cup week and joined by the Mirrors’ David Yates, from back in the UK. Following Constitution Hill’s fifth in Italy on Sunday, owner Michael Buckley is along to reflect on the performance and also hits back at those calling for the horse’s retirement. Al Shira’aa’s Kieran Lalor looks ahead to Folsom Blues in the Juvenile Turf whilst Alessandro Marconi talks about the journey they’ve been on with Group One winner Miss Yechance, who will be heading to the sale before appearing in the Turf Sprint. Breeders’ Cup President Drew Fleming looks ahead to the two day meeting and Tanya Gunther discusses a couple of mares she’s sending to the Fasig Tipton November sale and with bloodstock in mind Jason Singh previews the Tattersalls Mare Sale.Ep 1643 - The Dylan World Tour
Nick is joined. by Jane Mangan for a canter through today's horse racing headlines. First today, Irish Champion jockey Dylan Browne McMonagle talks to Nick about his extraordinary autumn schedule, taking in the …
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Nick is joined. by Jane Mangan for a canter through today's horse racing headlines. First today, Irish Champion jockey Dylan Browne McMonagle talks to Nick about his extraordinary autumn schedule, taking in the Breeders' Cup (4 rides), Melbourne, where he has opted to ride Defiantly, Bahrain, Hong Kong, and this week's Group Ones in Doncaster and Saint Cloud. Also today, William Muir on Breacher in the William Hill Futurity, Adrian Keatley on trying to conquer Cheltenham and Keeneland, Tony Carroll on breaking more records and with an eye on the ARC £1m AWT bonus, and TBA boss Naomi Mellor on the new Point to Point bonus scheme that launches next week.Ep 1642 - Breeders' Cup Entries - Euro Special
Nick is joined by Rishi Persad for a special edition of the podcast, focusing on the European challenge for the Breeders' Cup at Keeneland, for which pre-entries were announced last night. They are joined by …
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Nick is joined by Rishi Persad for a special edition of the podcast, focusing on the European challenge for the Breeders' Cup at Keeneland, for which pre-entries were announced last night. They are joined by guests Barry Mahon (Juddmonte), who explains why they are leaning towards the Filly and Mare Turf with Blue Bolt, Jess Slack (Jell), owner of South Africa-turned-US hopeful Gimmeanother, Wille McCreery (Jancis), Karl Burke (Miss Yechance), Ed Walker (why Ten Bob Tony is not running), Rebecca Menzies (dejected to be on the reserves list), and David Casey (Ethical Diamond).Ep 1641 - Has racing escaped another tax cataclysm?
Nick kicks off the show this Wednesday morning with Regulus Partners’ Dan Waugh, reacting to a report in The Times that Machine Gaming Duty is set to rise to 25 per cent in next week’s budget rather than the …
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Nick kicks off the show this Wednesday morning with Regulus Partners’ Dan Waugh, reacting to a report in The Times that Machine Gaming Duty is set to rise to 25 per cent in next week’s budget rather than the feared 40 per cent. Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead joins Nick to unpack the story and what it says about racing’s lobbying, plus Flutter’s job cuts and ex-Gosden stayer Point of Law’s Geelong Cup win. George Scott confirms Bay City Roller will join Ombudsman in the Breeders’ Cup Turf at Keeneland, while Jayne McGivern explains why she has brought Hukum back from Japan to stand at Overbury alongside Golden Horn. In France, Nick Bell reveals why Haras de Meautry is standing a stallion for the first time in 20 years, and Timeform’s David Johnson looks back on Champions Day and where Ombudsman ranks among the Gosden greats.Ep 1640 - The Simon Cox Interview
In this special edition, Nick interviews the recently appointed Chair of the British Horseracing Authority, as he seeks to determine his vision and strategy for the sport. Mirror journalist David Yates provides …
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In this special edition, Nick interviews the recently appointed Chair of the British Horseracing Authority, as he seeks to determine his vision and strategy for the sport. Mirror journalist David Yates provides commentary and analysis.Ep 1639 - Ombudsman set for Breeders' Cup
Nick kicks off the show this Monday morning by catching up with John Gosden who confirms that Ombudsman will head to Keeneland for the Breeders’ Cup following his fabulous victory in the Champion Stakes at …
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Nick kicks off the show this Monday morning by catching up with John Gosden who confirms that Ombudsman will head to Keeneland for the Breeders’ Cup following his fabulous victory in the Champion Stakes at Ascot on Saturday. Racing TV’s Lydia Hislop is alongside Nick for today’s show and they reflect further on Saturday’s racing whilst TPD’s Adam Mills tells us just how Ombudsman got the better of Calandagan this time around. Dave Ord is at Cheltenham as he catches up with Chief Executive Guy Lavender and clerk of the course Jon Pullin on the busy summer sorting out the drainage and also having the track ready for racing this weekend. Further afield we hear from Everest winning trainer Ciaron Maher after his filly Tempted downed Hong Kong superstar Ka Ying Rising. Also from Australia ,Vicky Leonard joins us to discuss the impact of the incredibly unfortunate incident in Saturday’s Caulfield Cup, which resulted in a fatality.The Saturday Edition- Ep 211
Charlotte Greenway brings you all the interviews from the podcast this week ahead of British Champions Day at Ascot. It’s an incredibly important day for Andrew Balding as he looks to land his first trainers …
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Charlotte Greenway brings you all the interviews from the podcast this week ahead of British Champions Day at Ascot. It’s an incredibly important day for Andrew Balding as he looks to land his first trainers title and discusses his team before Rob Hornby, Kieran Shoemark and Clifford Lee run through their rides in the Group 1s.Ep 1638 - Who are the Champions?
Nick is joined by Matt Chapman to look ahead to the 2026 edition of British Champions’ day, with guests Rob Hornby, Clifford Lee, and David Redvers. Plus we hear from Zac Purton ahead of Ka Ying Rising’s …
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Nick is joined by Matt Chapman to look ahead to the 2026 edition of British Champions’ day, with guests Rob Hornby, Clifford Lee, and David Redvers. Plus we hear from Zac Purton ahead of Ka Ying Rising’s Everest run, while agent Archie St George looks forward to a potential windfall at the Breeders’ Cup Championship sale.Ep 1637 - Done doubles down on racing tax threats
Nick is joined by Racing TV’s Lydia Hislop and they kick off with the only broadcast interview to date with Betfred’s Fred Done on impeding tax rises and what they will mean for his business, racing and the …
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Nick is joined by Racing TV’s Lydia Hislop and they kick off with the only broadcast interview to date with Betfred’s Fred Done on impeding tax rises and what they will mean for his business, racing and the country, with a stark warning for the U government. Lydia shares her views on the matter and where we might be with getting the government to listen. Following on from the story at the beginning of the week about final demand being disqualified at Cheltenham, Lydia shares what she’s found when doing some digging of her own, regarding the missing CCTV. Following on from the end of Tattersalls Book 2, Charlotte catches up with Australian bloodstock agent John Foote and American owner Matt Dorman, who have both been busy over the last couple of weeks. With the Breeders’ Cup around the corner Nick, along with his NBC colleague Matt Bernier, brings your a preview of what might be on offer in Keeneland and in partnership with Weatherbys, Nick speaks to Jody Standing about her recently released 26/27 Point to Point recruits.Ep 1636 - Skelton juggernaut rolls through fastest ton
Nick is joined by ITV host Oli Bell to discuss the latest from around the racing world. They lead today with the relentless Dan Skelton, who set yet another record yesterday for the fastest ever century of …
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Nick is joined by ITV host Oli Bell to discuss the latest from around the racing world. They lead today with the relentless Dan Skelton, who set yet another record yesterday for the fastest ever century of winners in a jumps season. The trainer tells us about the targets he has in mind and shares thoughts about one or two more prominent prospects on the cusp of seasonal debuts. Also today, Neil Callan shares his pride in two of his sons being crowned champions this Saturday, while Ed Crisford looks forward to assembling a huge and powerful team in Dubai with the news that Oisin Murphy will be his retained rider in the Middle East this winter. Plus, Charlotte catches up with agent Hamish Macaulay after a successful day at Tattersalls Book 2, Justin Vermaak outlines the ambitions of Mike and Matthew de Kock as they, too, set their sight son Dubai this winter, and JA McGrath has all the news from Hong Kong.Ep 1635 - Why Cheltenham must solve mystery of missing CCTV
Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the latest from around the racing world. They lead with two news stories that have dominated the agenda over the last 24 hours. First, the …
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Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the latest from around the racing world. They lead with two news stories that have dominated the agenda over the last 24 hours. First, the Final Demand medication DQ from Cheltenham, and the mystery surrounding the missing CCTV from the racecourse stables. Second, the appointment of Sir Philip Davies to the BHA board, with new Chair Simon Cox appearing to prefer his candidacy to the suggested racecourse-affiliated names of Martin Cruddace and Bridget Guerin. Also today, Kieran Shoemark looks forward to his two high profile rides on Champions’ Day, Almaqam and Ten Bob Tony, while Roger Varian shares his thoughts on Caulfield Cup aspirant Enfjaar as well as Autumn Stakes winner Rock Montreal. Plus, Sarah Guest on Racing Home and Women in Racing’s initiative to help the workforce through the challenges of menopause and midlife, and Xander Brett talks to Norwegian trainer Niels Pietersen about setting up a satellite base in Newmarket.Ep 1634 - Appleby hands Ascot a TONY award
Nick is joined by David Yates from the Daily Mirror to discuss the latest from around the racing world. They look ahead to Champions’ Day, and analyse the changing complexion of the two biggest races …
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Nick is joined by David Yates from the Daily Mirror to discuss the latest from around the racing world. They look ahead to Champions’ Day, and analyse the changing complexion of the two biggest races, particularly in light of the news that Talk of New York is set to be supplemented for the QE2. They are joined by Andrew Balding, tantalisingly close to a first trainers’ championship, and whose Kalpana bids for an unprecedented BCD hat trick. He also has news of which Breeders’ Cup target is more likely for Blue Bolt. Also today, Richard Brown on the Wathnan Ascot team, plus Bjorn Baker on another Group One weekend in Australia and looking ahead to his pair of runners taking on Ka Ying Rising in the Everest. Dan Barber runs the Timeform rule over both the upcoming QE2 and also gives the lowdown on both the juvenile performances at the weekend and items to note from the jumps meeting at Chepstow.Ep 1633 - A morning with George Scott
Nick alongside Lydia Hislop, is welcomed into Eve Lodge , the base of man of the moment, George Scott. George talks through his brilliant weekend just gone at Longchamp, with a Group 1 and Group 2 success along …
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Nick alongside Lydia Hislop, is welcomed into Eve Lodge , the base of man of the moment, George Scott. George talks through his brilliant weekend just gone at Longchamp, with a Group 1 and Group 2 success along with a second in the Arc. George Scott takes us through the layout of the yard, how it works and why the smaller details are so important. We're also getting up close and personal to the stable stars, as Friday morning is trot up day and they're all on parade. There's still big targets ahead for the rest of the year and George runs through where they're all headed and has some breaking news regarding Bay City Roller.Ep 1632 - LIVE from Tattersalls Book 1
Nick comes to you LIVE today from the final day of the Tattersalls Book 1 yearling sale and pre-sale catches up with some of the vendors, starting with Julian Dollar of Newsells Park Sud, who sold yesterday's …
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Nick comes to you LIVE today from the final day of the Tattersalls Book 1 yearling sale and pre-sale catches up with some of the vendors, starting with Julian Dollar of Newsells Park Sud, who sold yesterday's top lot and as well as reflecting on that result, he talks us through what's to come today including a filly by Japanese superstar Equinox. Luke Lillingston looks ahead to his Sea The Stars this afternoon and Charles Shanahan tells us what it's like consigning at this sale for the first time, 20 years on from when his father Paul last did it. Jane Mangan provides an update on what went on on day 2 and looks ahead to the weekend racing before we follow the Equinox filly through the ring and speak to her purchaser Anthony Stroud, who signed the docket on behalf of Godolphin. Kia Joorabchian pops in for a chat, having sold a million guinea lot yesterday and explains how they are balancing what horses Amo Racing breed, buy and sell.
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