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Nick is joined by journalist, broadcaster and "Road to Cheltenham" creator Lydia Hislop to discuss the news and events from around the racing world. With Shishkin getting the bulk of the love from pod guests this week in the run up to Saturday's potentially epic clash at Ascot, Lydia makes the case for Willie Mullins's young star Energumene. Nick and Lydia also discuss Robbie Dunne's appeal and the mechanics of the process, while they reflect both on John Whittingdale's address to the BGC yesterday and a cautiously encouraging outlook for the UK Tote. Nick talks to in-form owner Tim Syder about his love of the sport and his ownership philosophy, while Darley Australia's Head of Stallions Alastair Pulford joins the show to discuss the growth and significance of stallion shuttling. James Willoughby predicts how 2022 might play out globally with his weekly rankings update, while JA McGrath considers Golden Sixty's bid for a record equalling 17th consecutive win at Sha Tin on Sunday.

Ep 403 - The case for Energumene

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Nick is joined by RTE broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. They begin with a look back at all the weekend action from UK and Ireland and ask whether Teahupoo is now a realistic contender for the Champion Hurdle. Around the globe, Nick talks to JA McGrath about another defeat for Golden Sixty in Hong Kong, to Coolmore's Tom Magnier about Royal Ascot plans for Lightning Stakes winner Home Affairs, and to Naohiro Goda about the Japanese challenge for the Saudi Cup. Nick and Jane spend a good chunk of this episode discussing the latest revelations from Irish journalist Paul Kimmage surrounding the alleged use of PEDs in Irish racing, while they consider Henrietta Knight's contention that Irish trainers are simply better than their British counterparts.

Ep 424 - Is 'Trainer X' better than Trainer Y?

Nick, based in Riyadh this week for the Saudi Cup, is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. They take a deep dive into the dominant story of British Champion Jockey Oisin Murphy, who has received a 14 month ban for a combination of Covid protocol breaches and alcohol related offences. They consider whether the ban was proportionate to the offences and what Murphy's immediate and long term future might look like. In Riyadh, Nick is joined by broadcast colleagues Matt Bernier and Michelle Yu to assess the four pronged US challenge for the world's richest horserace, while JA McGrath brings you his latest instalment from Hong Kong.

Ep 426 - Is Oisin Murphy's punishment fair?

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world, including the breaking news that Allegorie de Vassy misses the event, as revealed on this podcast by racing manager Joe Chambers. With the publication of the handicap weights for the Cheltenham Festival yesterday, they discuss the huge strings likely to be in action for Elliott and Mullins and consider a rather hangdog attitude on the part of their seemingly beleaguered British counterparts. Nick and Lee also reflect on sport's response to Ukraine and sanctions against Russia in the company of RCA CEO David Armstrong, who joined a call for sporting leaders with DCMS Secretary Nadine Dorries earlier in the week. Pat Cummings again joins the show with an update on Bob Baffert, this time to outline the details of his writ against Churchill Downs, while trainer Clive Cox looks ahead to debuting 5 two year olds by his champion sprinter and first season Darley stallion Harry Angel.

Ep 431 - Allegorie de Vassy OUT of Cheltenham with bone chip

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Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop for a  Cheltenham Gold Cup day special. As well as analysing this year's race, Nick and Lydia look back on their highlights of the week. Among today's guests are Evan Williams, trainer of Thursday winner Coole Cody, Frank Berry, who rode Glencarraig Lady to win the Gold Cup 50 years ago today, and ROA Owner of the Day Olly Harris, whose Porticello is running in today's Triumph Hurdle. Sam Hockenhull brings us the market moves from Fitzdares, Neil Phillips supplies the wine, and we get the final instalment of the week from resident artist Liz Armstrong.

Ep 443 -  Cheltenham Day Four - Our Cup Runneth Over

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