107.1 The Boss in the Jersey Shore uses the Steamroller package (Legends: Remastered) from TM Studios. Here are some cuts recorded from their stream in February 2022.

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Tom in for Nick and joined initially by Paul Nicholls who talks through his main chances this week at Aintree who could help secure yet another trainer's championship. Tom is then joined by broadcaster and journalist Cornelius Lysaght who talks about his Grand National fancies and whether or not it will be another good race for the Irish. Ben Pauling is along to talk about his strong Aintree team and we also have the second instalment of the Charlie Appleby Big Six interview with Nick, this time talking about his superb crop of three year olds.

Ep 457 - Aintree Day 1: Big few days for Nicholls

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV analyst Jane Mangan to discuss the news and events from around the racing world today. In a packed show, they discuss the reappearance of Native Trail, with a contribution from Charlie Appleby, as well as the winners on Day One of the Craven meeting. Nick also catches up with Hugo Palmer, who offers an upbeat bulletin on his Guineas contender Dubawi Legend as well as Greenham hopeful Flaming Rib. Trainer Dave Loughnane joins the show with a positive reaction to Hello You's comeback in the Nell Gwyn and talks about his 525,000 gn purchase at last night's Tattersalls Breeze Up Sale. As the Nick Luck Daily joins forces with MyRacehorse.com to promote shared ownership, Nick talks to managing partner Jules Pittam about the UK and Ireland launch of the popular micro share syndicate, while consignor Marie Harding describes the joy of seeing her alumnus Noble Yeats win the Grand National and JA McGrath joins with Hong Kong news.

Ep 461 - Trail on Trial

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the news and events from around the racing world. They begin by digesting the news that Constitution Hill will not head to Punchestown in the company of the horse's trainer Nicky Henderson. Nick and Lee also talk over the reheated debate surrounding the Five Day Cheltenham Festival and the recently announced consultation process, while Lee gives confident shouts for the 1000 and 2000 Guineas following the running of the key trials. Other guests today include trainer William Knight, whose Newcastle winner Check and Challenge has emerged as an interesting Guineas outsider, and owner Mike Grech, whose Brandy Love won the Grade One at Fairyhouse yesterday and whose Floueur is fancied to win today's Irish Grand National. Jessica Daw is this month's Godolphin Flying Starter.

Ep 464 - Henderson explains Constitution decision

Nick is joined by Cornelius Lysaght to discuss the news and events from around the racing world. They begin with the breaking news of the retirement of Dave Roberts, whose influence over British jump racing through the last four decades has been incalculable and will forever be associated with the 20 consecutive championships accrued by the record breaking Sir AP McCoy. Roberts tells Nick what prompted his decision and considers some of the highlights of his storied career. Elsewhere on today's show, Nick and Cornelius consider Richard Fahey's announcement the Perfect Power will target the 2000 Guineas in the company of agent Richard Brown, who bought the horse and his sire Ardad at the same Goffs UK Breeze UP sale. There is an assessment of yesterday's Blue Riband Trial, while JA McGrath has news of big prize money developments in Hong Kong.

Ep 466 - 'Super Agent' Dave Roberts to retire this weekend

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Tom Stanley in for Nick and joined by RTV, RTE and ITV broadcaster Jane Mangan. A packed show starting with further discussion on the BHA’s proposal to reduce the British fixture list next year by 300 races. Jane gives her views and we hear from Coral PR Director Simon Clare. Jane and Tom discuss the balance of power between Coolmore and Godolphin after the first Classics of the season and we hear from Joseph O’Brien who had a fantastic weekend between France and Ireland. Santa Anita Simulcast host Michelle Yu gives her views on this weekend’s Kentucky Derby after yesterday’s draw and we go around the bloodstock world with Wetherby’s, this week speaking to Paolo Crespi from Allevamento di Besnate.