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 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 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

Brian Hogan, TJ Ryan and Mark Landers join Anthony Daly to discuss plans for the hurling season. Has the GAA salvaged as much as possible from a tricky position? Or has the club player been shafted again?  And how many will be slow to come back at all?

Plus a little racing, golf, soccer, philosophy, business advice and much more. 

Note: The hurling throws in after 38 minutes!

Dalo’s Hurling Show: Returns, roadmaps and fixing the roof while the sun is shining

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

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
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Music: Where We Are by Mark Petrie and Brent McCorkle

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Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to round up the day's racing news, headed by continuing developments in the case surrounding leading trainer Gordon Elliott, which is heard today by the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board. Nick and Lydia discuss the procedures involved and the short term implications for Elliott and for the Cheltenham Festival. With news of a row developing between Australia's two principal racing jurisdictions, Channel 7's Jason Richardson joins the conversation. Later in this edition, Nick and Lydia talk through some of the racing in the UK this weekend.

Ep 195 - Not quite such a Good Friday

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