Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss all the day's racing news on the fourth and final day of the Cheltenham Festival. With 17 of the 21 races falling to Irish-trained horses so far, Nick and Lydia examine the many and varied reasons that the home trained horses can barely land a blow against the visitors and ask whether the incentives to produce and keep quality horses in the UK are sufficient. They also look at what might be the wider significance of Rachael Blackmore's relentless rise to the top and consider the brilliance of Blackmore and Jack Kennedy this week. JA McGrath also drops in to preview this weekend's Hong Kong Derby.

Ep 185 - Cheltenham Day 4 - Why are the Brits getting battered?

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?

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Tom Stanley in for Nick and joined by Newsboy of The Daily Mirror, Dave Yates, on the day English racecourses welcome back crowds. We speak to Arena Racing Company’s Sam Cone to discuss the return of the public to Windsor Racecourse this evening. There’s a look back at the main talking points from the weekend with the French 1000 and 2000 Guineas. Trainer Michael McCarthy gives an emotional interview to Nick about the his Preakness winner, Rombauer. And we speak to Chris Kiely whose horse, Choux, was the subject of a huge and successful gamble on Saturday at Thirsk

Ep 226 - Crowds return to English racecourses

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Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the rapidly evolving news events of the last 24 hours in horseracing. They discuss the latest apology from Gordon Elliott, the fresh revelation of a new shocking video of jockey Rob James in a similarly grim scenario, and the wider political and diplomatic implications of the BHA's decision to act unilaterally to suspend entries from Elliott's stable. They also consider the consequences of a new licence holder at the yard. Later in the show, Nick talks to Overbury Stud's Simon Sweeting as part of the Weatherbys Bloodstock series and to Natalie O'Rourke from Park Lane Stables about its future now that it has secured over £1m in charitable donations.

Ep 172 - From Bad to Worse

Nick is joined by Daily Mirror Racing Correspondent David Yates to discuss the day's racing news, featuring the latest in the Gordon Elliott case and a reflection on the role of social media in the way that the story has developed this week. In an important interview, Nick is joined by James Given - BHA Director of Equine Welfare - to discuss the alarming recent outbreak of the Equine Herpes Virus (EHV) among sport horses in Valencia. Given urges considerable vigilance and adherence to best biosecurity practice. Later, Nick talks to Festival winning trainer Hughie Morrison, whose lively outsider Not So Sleepy once again lines up in the Champion Hurdle.

Ep 172 - From Bad to Worse

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