Tom Stanley in for Nick and joined by Newsboy of the Mirror, Dave Yates. There’s an update from Cheltenham clerk of the course, Simon Claisse, reaction to the breaking news that Altior will miss another festival, an interview with Allmankind’s owner Tim Gredley and news of a new Tote venture from Alex Frost. Plus Ted Walsh on Any Second Now’s win in Ireland on Saturday and subsequent move to second favourite in the Grand National betting.

Ep 181 - Cheltenham Eve

Nick is joined by Rishi Persad to pay tribute to the life and racing career of Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum, whose blue and white silks were carried worldwide by some of the most recognisable names in the sport. The legendary Willie Carson leads the tributes, with contributions from his successor as first jockey, Richard Hills, as well as trainers Marcus Tregoning, Mike de Kock and Charlie Hills and his long time racing manager Angus Gold.

Ep 188 - Hamdan Al Maktoum 1945 - 2021

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EP 1017 Book Review คนชนะทำแล้วแก้ คนแพ้มัวแต่คิดไม่ได้ทำ ตอนที่ 1

We begin the show today with a report from Equidia and Sky Sports Racing's French correspondent Katherine Ford on the developments in the case of Pierre Charles Boudot, the French Champion jockey who has been charged with rape. Subsequently, Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss all the day's racing news, including a review of yesterday's action from York, a preview of the Dante Stakes, a look ahead to this weekend's French Classics and the Lockinge Stakes, in which Palace Pier heads the market. His trainer John Gosden joins Nick on the show and also discusses the fallout from the Kentucky Derby and Median Spirit's positive drug test.

Ep 224 - French champion jockey rape charge; licence suspended

Tom in for Nick and joined by Lee Mottershead of the Racing Post. We ask if the recent whip-free racing at Monmouth Park in the US is a sign of things to come and speak to Jose Ferrer who rode at the meeting. We hear from Ed Vaughan who recently sent out his first winner in the States having moved from the UK. Jane Chapple-Hyam is along to talk about her Cazoo Oaks filly Saffron Beach. And in our regular Tuesday bloodstock segment, Nick speaks to Clifford Barry of Pin Oak Stud.

Ep 237 - Whipless at Monmouth Park: A sign of things to come?

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Nick is joined by broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss one of the most shocking stories of recent times: the emergence of a picture of leading trainer Gordon Elliott astride a dead horse on his gallops in Ireland. Elliott has confirmed the authenticity of the image and has issued a statement. Lydia and Nick assess the impact of the image, discuss Elliott's response, what it might mean for the stable, how the authorities in Ireland and Britain can and should act, and what might be the appropriate sanction for such an offence.

Ep 171 - A shameful image for racing

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