Tom is joined by broadcaster Cornelius Lysaght to reflect on a stunning performance from Hurricane Lane in the Grand Prix de Paris yesterday evening, which prompts the question, “who is the best three year old colt in Europe?” We also reflect on the overnight news that Bob Baffert has been granted the request that his suspension by NYRA be lifted meaning he can run horses there with immediate effect. We are joined by jockey Callum Shepherd whose twin brother has teed off today at The Open from Royal St George’s. We hear from Racing Welfare’s Lauren Braithwaite who is taking on the Great Racing Welfare Cycle next month and there’s still time for others to take part. We also chat with amateur rider Rosie Margarson who is back on board her cherished and very popular horse, Bean, after she recovered from a broken ankle.

Ep 269 - Who is the best 3 year old colt in Europe?

Nick is joined by David Yates, Newsboy from the Daily Mirror, to discuss the day's national and international Horseracing news. With the Panorama expose on the euthanasia of thoroughbreds set to hit our screens tonight, Nick and Dave ask what we can expect from the programme. They reflect on the breaking news that Pyledriver is OUT of this weekend's King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes in the company of his co-trainer William Muir. In addition, they reflect on all the weekend's news, including Snowfall's Irish Oaks romp, Mark Crehan's 28 day ban, the controversial stewarding decisions at Newbury and Newmarket, unvaccinated jockeys, and more. NBC's Matt Bernier joins the show to discuss the TVG Haskell, and the disqualification of Hot Rod Charlie, whose rider Flavien Prat suggested he may not have been helped by New Jersey's new whip regulations. Charlotte Russell, General Manager of the Go Racing in Yorkshire Summer Festival, is along to give us an update on how that looks ahead of big crowds this week.

Ep 271 - So what to expect from tonight's Panorama?

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the day's national and international racing news. With the Prime Minister hinting that the Covid pass designated for entry into nightclubs could be rolled out to include other large gatherings, Nick asks the Racecourse Association CEO David Armstrong whether the introduction of vaccination passports to enter racecourses is inevitable and asks how the sport is prepared for such an eventuality. Also in this edition, Nick and Jane discuss the further fallout from the Panorama documentary, and look ahead to the King George in the company of jockey William Buick (Adayar) and trainer Martyn Meade (Lone Eagle).

Ep 273 - Will we all need vaccination passports to go racing?

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the day's national and international racing news, headlined by the release of the 2021 Melbourne Cup entries. As featured in Ep. 213 (April 28th), the regulatory changes to the race have significantly lessened the European entry. Leigh Jordon, Executive General Manager of the Victoria Racing Club, explains to Nick why his team remain fairly happy with 15 overseas entries despite a 50% drop from 2020. Nick and Lee also discuss the growing problem of crowd control on British Racecourses and look ahead to the Group One in Deauville this afternoon, while NLD regular Rishi Persad joins from Tokyo to discuss the British Eventing Team's Gold medal. Micheal Orlandi, owner of Starfield Stud in Co. Westmeath, is this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock guest.

Ep 282 - Can the Melbourne Cup still be an international race?

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the day's national and international horseracing news. Beginning by dissecting the action from Deauville and elsewhere, they consider which is the most exciting two year old to have strutted their stuff in the last few days, and wonder about the possible rematch between Chesham 1-2 Point Lonsdale and Reach for the Moon after their excellent subsequent efforts over the weekend . Nick talks at some length to The Queen's Racing and Bloodstock adviser John Warren about how Reach for the Moon's career might play out between now and the dream Derby in Platinum Jubilee year. He also catches up with Malton trainer Richard Fahey, whose Perfect Power ended a frustrating spell for the stable with victory in the Group One Prix Morny. Nick and Jane also talk about frustrations with congestion from away fixtures  around Group One races and touch on the responsibility of the sport's marketeers towards their core audience, while Lauren Braithwaite drops in to talk about The Great Racing Welfare Cycle.

Ep 296 - Has The Queen finally found her Derby winner?

פתחי וזמרי בעם - 24-10-21 - שעה ראשונה

I carefully chose Vassilis Poulantza's "Drone Trio"
Took a 12 second sample
Packed it in my little yellow LemonDrop
Played around a bit
Recorded in Ableton after a few minutes
Then in the first trio week I was still looking for a single track
I found Drift of Signifiel's "Magic Number"
Got an exrta track in live
Finished

Drone Trio - M.E. - DarkRemix(disquiet0533)

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Ep 269 - Who is the best 3 year old colt in Europe?

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