Nick is joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the day's racing news, including the development that Starting Prices in the UK will be primarily calculated by off-course firms even when on-course layers return with the relaxation of lockdown restrictions. Nick and Rishi talk through the implications for bettors and layers in the company of BRBA President Chris Hudson. In the build up to the Grand National, Nick talks to Evan Williams, who confirms Welsh National winner Secret Reprieve has been given the "green light" for the race, while JA McGrath brings his postcard from Hong Kong.

Ep 193 - Are on-course bookies getting a raw deal?

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to preview the world's most famous horserace as they run the rule over each and every one of the 40 runners in quickfire fashion. With contributions from all of the NLD regulars Jane Mangan, Cornelius Lysaght, David Yates, Rishi Persad and Lee Mottershead. An episode not to be missed.

Ep 200 - The Grand National SPECIAL

Nick is joined by David Yates of the Daily Mirror as the sport learns of the tragic death of amateur rider Lorna Brooke after her fall at Taunton 10 days earlier. Lizzie Kelly, who rode with Lorna, shares her memory of a fearless and popular rider with a deep love of the sport.
In today's other news, Nick and Dave reflect on the action at the weekend, including the triumph of Snow Lantern at Newbury, with reflections from the owners' advisor Ed Sackville, who muses over a possible Guineas bid.
Ahead of the Blue Riband Trial at Epsom on Wednesday, Nick catches up with owner/breeder Bert Black on living the Derby dream with Uncle Bryn.

Ep 206 - Jockey Lorna Brooke dies aged 37

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the day's racing news, with the build up to the Derby very much at the forefront. Nick and Jane ask whether Aidan O'Brien simply has the two Epsom Classic sewn up, or whether the depth is such that we should look beyond the obvious. Nick talks to William Haggas, trainer of Mohaafeth, who he feels couldn't be in better shape for the race, while jockey James Doyle also drops in with positive vibes about his ride One Ruler. Later in this edition, commentator Graham Goode remembers calling Shergar home in his first Derby as ITV's senior caller in 1981, while JA McGrath provides his weekly postcard from Hong Kong.

Ep 238 - Do we need to look beyond Ballydoyle?

93.9 Lite FM - Chicago’s Relaxing Favorites

Rated:  General Audience
Original Text:  https://archiveofourown.org/works/570058
🧡on AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/21625669
Summary:  While he's dead, Sherlock writes John letters.
Music: Yearn by David Tobin, Jeff Meegan and Julian Gallant

Letters, the Writing Of

Rated: Teen and Up
Summary: After his Fall, Sherlock travels the world to destroy what remains of James Moriarty's criminal empire. When things don't go according to plan and he finds himself in desperate need of a discreet means of travel, cue MJN Air ...
Original Text:https://archiveofourown.org/works/595947?view_full_work=true
AO3 for 🧡:
Music: Where We Are by Mark Petrie and Brent McCorkle

Over Cloud and Under Cloud

Chapter 1

หนังสือ The future leader ได้พูดถึงคุณสมบัติความเป็นผู้นำในยุคอนาคตว่า ผู้นำสมัยใหม่ต้องวางเป้าหมายระยะยาว หลุดออกจากความสำเร็จเดิมๆ สามารถพาคนที่มีความหลากหลายมาร่วมงานและต้องทำให้องค์กรเข้าใจลูกค้า เข้าใจสังคม และเข้าถึงจิตวิญญาณความเป็นมนุษย์มากขึ้น

Mission To The World EP 6 ผู้นำในโลกอนาคต

NotiMundo - Oswaldo Jarrín, Se Detecta Flotas Pesqueras A 175 Millas De Las Galápagos

CEO de Moderna: “Vamos a vivir con este virus para siempre
”Stephane Bancel, director ejecutivo del laboratorio estadounidense que desarrolló una exitosa vacuna contra el COVID-19, admitió que el coronavirus ha llegado para quedarse y que se transformará en una enfermedad endémica

CEO De Moderna  Vamos A Vivir Con Este Virus Para Siempre

Nick is joined by the Daily Mirror's David Yates for a canter though today's headlines around the world of horseracing. They discuss the decision not to shift the date of the Grand National to coincide with the opening of betting shops, the lieklihood of owners being allowed onto the track in March, all the news from the Nicky Henderson press day, plus the return to the saddle of champion jockey Oisin Murphy. Paul Nicholls drops in to spin through his runners at the weekend, James Willoughby discusses the impact of the Saudi Cup on the TRC Rankings, while - in an extended interview - Kentucky Senate Floor Leader Sen. Damon Thayer explains why the future of Kentucky Racing will be significantly bolstered by recent legislation.

Ep 170 - Proceed with Caution

Nick Luck Daily

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