I agree with Lee.  What’s even more perplexing is the lack of support for Bryony given that she’s plainly a much better jockey than Robbie.

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Ukrainas öde står och väger. Vad vill egentligen Putin? Det inre partiet inleder med att långsamt Rusa genom historien för att förstå bakgrunden till vår tids närmsta konflikt. Vi lär oss att ena ett land med ortodox katolicism, och hur man emigrerar från Skandinavien för att byta namn till Olga. Därefter går vi igenom 10 anledningar (och 10 till) till varför nutiden är den bästa tiden för en “mindre kränkning” av ukrainskt territorium.

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Nick is in Riyadh on the eve of the Saudi Cup, the world’s most valuable horserace, where he is joined by TDN European Edition Emma Berry to consider the latest news and events from around the globe. On the day after the release of the necropsy report into the death of Medina Spirit and in the week that he was disqualified from the Kentucky Derby, we bring you the key moments of his owner Amr Zedan’s press conference that took place this morning ahead of another horse of his with Bob Baffert, Country Grammer, running in the Saudi Cup. His staunch defence of Baffert and determination to fight on are put under the microscope. HBA Media MD Frank Sale joins the show to talk about the global TV reach of the event and the future of international horse racing from a broadcast standpoint, whilst James Willoughby gives his rankings rundown on the Cup and provides a clear value selection.

Ep 428 - Medina owner fights on; condemns Baffert "witch hunt"

Sometimes I can only stop and stare in awe at the power of the US propaganda machine. Almost the entire global north has been paced into perfect alignment with cold war agendas geared toward securing US unipolar dominance by an unprecedented propaganda and censorship campaign.

There's nothing intrinsic in Russia's invasion of Ukraine which says the nation must be strangled to death by unheard-of levels of economic warfare from Washington-loyal governments. A huge international consensus needed to be manufactured for that specific response, and the public needed to go along with it. Just absolutely incredible.

By securing control of global narratives via Silicon Valley, Hollywood, and plutocratic "news" outlets, the US empire has effectively supplanted the UN and international law in its ability to get whole groups of nations moving in a certain way with the consent of the governed. The human species is being led around like a dog on a leash by a collective mind control system of unparalleled and unprecedented sophistication that hardly anyone even notices. Imperial propaganda is the single most overlooked and underappreciated aspect of our society.

Reading by Tim Foley.

The Awesome Power Of US Propaganda: Notes From The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV analyst Jane Mangan to canter through the news and events from around the racing world. They take a brisk look at their Cheltenham highs and lows, from Rachael to Russell to the ground and more. Nick talks at length to Venetia Williams about her outstanding week with runners whose SP averaged over 36/1. Later in the show, Nick looks ahead to International action in Dubai this week - including the breeze up sales - with Laura King, while Annabel Neasham reflects on the latest success in Australia for all star mile winner Zaaki.

Ep 444 - Venetia planning her next party

Nick is joined by veteran Daily Mirror scribe David Yates to discuss the news and events from around the racing world today. They touch on the Dubai World Cup, the start of the Flat turf season at Doncaster, the appointment of a new PJA Chief Executive with the Robbie Dunne appeal impending and the latest in the Bob Baffert case. But they lead with the news that Honeysuckle will have one more year in training, and are joined by Peter Moloney, racing and breeding manager to the mare's owner Kenny Alexander. Later in the show, in conjunction with Weatherbys, Nick talks to Highclere Stud's Jake Warren about the history of the family operation, the management and marketing of stallions in a competitive market, and his roles with Highclere Thoroughbred Racing (Royal Patronage, Harrow etc. for this season) and Sheikh Isa's burgeoning project in Bahrain.

Ep 445 - More Honey, Please

Tom in for Nick and joined by senior writer at the Racing Post Lee Mottershead to reflect on the news that Robbie Dunne has had his ban for bullying Bryony Frost reduced to ten months on appeal. Lee gives his view on the ban reduction and also shares his disappointment as to the tone of yesterday’s appeal. We look ahead to the Scottish Grand National this weekend where Sandy Thomson sends out two runners and also speak to flat trainer David Loughnane who looks set to have a runner in each of the first Classics of the season. Trainer Gay Kelleway also joins us to talk about her participation in the Racing to Help Ukraine convoy on 10th April and her reasons for going.

Ep 452 - Dunne ban reduced to 10 months

Nick is joined by Racing TV and RTE analyst Jane Mangan to cast an eye over the latest news and events from around the racing world today. They take a look at the weekend action from Ayr, with a contribution from Christian Williams, trainer of the two market leaders in the Scottish National, while Jane looks forward to the stakes action at Leopardstown, picks her fancy for next week's Grand National, and announces exclusively that she is to return to the saddle next season to ride the Mullins bumper string on Patrick's retirement. They also discuss the sale of Put the Kettle On, while Jane has her last word on the Robbie Dunne appeal. JA McGrath previews the two big races from Randwick, New South Wales, this weekend, while James Willoughby gives another outstanding briefing on all things International in this week's global rankings wrap.

Ep 453 - I'll Take the High Road

Can't believe we've been watching people lose their social media accounts for posting "misinformation" this whole time only for US officials to come right out and admit that they've been running an active disinformation campaign where they knowingly circulate lies about Russia.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Ep 452 - Dunne ban reduced to 10 months

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