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 David Yates of the Daily Mirror to discuss all the day's racing news, including the admission of owners to British racecourses next week, the "gamble" that never was, the upcoming Flat Turf season and more post-Cheltenham reflections. Nicky Henderson, the Champion jumps trainer, joins the show to talk extensively about last week, with news of Santini, Champ, Chantry House, Shishkin, Epatante and more. Later in this edition, Nick talks to rising star Flat trainer George Boughey as he looks to strike in the first significant early two year old race of the season at Doncaster on Saturday.

Ep 187 - Mr Henderson Presents

Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the day's news, reflecting on the development of Good Friday as a raceday in the UK, Cazoo's sponsorship of the Derby and the launch of Racehorse Club, which was hotly debated after yesterday's announcement on the show. Syndicate managers Craig Talbot and Jack Cantillon have their say. Meanwhile US based owner Bob Nastanovich, former frontman of Indie rock band Pavement, tells Nick how he became enchanted by British racing, Eddie O'Leary explains why Tiger Roll will head to Aintree rather than Fairyhouse, and James Willoughby brings us a comprehensive rundown of the movers in TRC's Global Rankings plus a look ahead to the best of this weekend's US action.

Ep 195 - Not quite such a Good Friday

Nick is joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad for a rundown on the day's racing news from around the world, taking stock of the controversial ride and ban dispensed to Rab Havlin yesterday and - with the assistance of the Racing Post's Peter Scargill - the latest chapter in the never ending saga of Phoenix Thoroughbreds. Later in this edition, Nick and Rishi look ahead to some of the action through the next few days, and Nick speaks to Bryony Frost about her return to the saddle ahead of Frodon's date at Sandown on Saturday and to Owen Burrows, whose star performer Hukum reappears at the same track in the bet365 Gordon Richards Stakes tomorrow.

Ep 209 - Crimes or Misdemeanours?

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the day's national and international horseracing news, leading with the increased attendance at Royal Ascot, which has been selected as part of the government's Events Research Programme (ERP). Ascot's Director of Racing and Public Affairs, Nick Smith, joins at the top of the show to explain the finer details. Later in this edition, Nick talks to Charlie Johnston, assistant trainer, about the Oaks and Derby hopefuls Dubai Fountain and Gear Up, while Tote UK CEO Alex Frost considers the implications of the enhanced WorldPool which will be operational at Epsom and at Royal Ascot. JA McGrath brings you his weekly postcard from Hong Kong.

Ep 233 - Royal Ascot crowd boost to 12,000 per day

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