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Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the news and events from around the racing world today. They reflect on the notable performances and news stories, both equine and human, from the 3 days fo Newmarket's Craven meeting, where Lydia was on duty for Racing TV. They also look ahead to the best of the weekend's action, while they examine the slightly curious case of the Sir Mark Todd hearing, which took place with little notice on Thursday. Harry Herbert joins the show to celebrate 30 years of Highclere Thoroughbred Racing and discusses how shared ownership must evolve to widen its net, while Darley's Nominations Manager Eamon Moloney (Ireland) drops in to assess the first foal crops of Earthlight and Ghaiyyath. James Willoughby is here for the weekly rankings update, which features some notable performances from across the globe.

Ep 463 - Craven Ambition

It's impossible to overstate how completely blanketed by propaganda distortion the Ukraine war is. US spooks saying they're leaking disinfo to the press, Ukrainian war propaganda, the blackout on Ukrainian losses, the uncritical media acceptance of allegations against Russia, etc. This war is a propaganda campaign wrapped in a psyop.

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A Propaganda Campaign Wrapped In A Psyop

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV presenter Jane Mangan to discuss the news and events from around the racing world. They begin by celebrating the news of Brian Hughes's 200th winner of the season, with the champion-elect telling Nick how he approached this year's title race. They then focus on two key regulatory issues in Irish racing: a spate of cocaine positives (with a statement from the IHRB) and a  case of a trainer still operating despite a charge of animal cruelty. JA McGrath reports on the fresh veterinary regulations surrounding foreign challengers for the Melbourne Cup and also brings news of another Australian sprinter, Artorius, bound for Royal Ascot to be ridden by Jamie Spencer. Spencer talks to Nick of his delight at securing the ride and also discusses the claims of Sandown Classic Triallist Cash. Anthony Oppenheimer, owner-breeder of one of Cash's rivals Frantastic, drops in to look forward to the reappearance of this full brother to his champion Cracksman. Meanwhile, Olympic Gold medallist Kate French talks about her ride in this year's Magnolia Cup.

Ep 467 - Fresh Cocaine Flurry hits Irish Racing

Nick is joined by Daily Mirror Newsboy David Yates to discuss the latest news and developments from around the horseracing world. Reflecting on both Guineas, a spectacular weekend for rider James Doyle and casting an eye forward to Derby trials and Royal Ascot, they check in with Cachet's trainer George Boughey and Hyde Park Stud's John Bourke, who purchased the dam of the Classic winner in foal to Aclaim for just 3,000 gns. Later in this edition, Nick catches up with Ralph Beckett, who trained that mare, ironically handled the runner-up Prosperous Voyage, and who has strong words in his role as NTF President about the need to prune race numbers in a bid to boost competitiveness and field sizes.

Ep 474 - Keeping your Cachet

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Tom in for Nick and joined by Newsboy of the Daily Mirror David Yates from Epsom Downs Racecourse. It's Cazoo Gallops Morning and we hear from John Gosden and Charlie Appleby who have sent some of their leading lights to Epsom for track experience ahead of next week's Cazoo Derby Festival. Rider Chris Hayes is along to reflect on the performance of Moyglare Stud's Homeless Songs in yesterday's Irish 1000 Guineas and we also hear from Tom Marquand who won on Alenquer in the Tattersalls Gold Cup. Dave gives his thoughts on the events at Epsom this morning and also reflects on the feature action from Ireland over the weekend.

Ep 489 - From the Curragh to Epsom

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss news and events from around the racing world today. They lead with a curious arsenic positive in horse trained by Richard Hannon, one which appears to have both trainer and investigators foxed, but whose central themes may lead to further debate when the case is concluded. Nick talks to trainer Conor O'Dwyer about his 300/1 winner at Punchestown yesterday, the joint longest in Irish racing history, while TRC No 1 jockey James McDonald drops in to talk about his Royal Ascot sprinting stars and another likely victory for Zaaki in this weekend's Doomben Cup. Nick and Lee talk two Stoute stars - Desert Crown and Bay Bridge - while consignor Timmy Hillman talks a rare store sale in Newmarket for Tattersalls, JA McGrath brings his update from Hong Kong and we meet MyRacehorse shareholder Nick Lowe, enjoying his first experience of racehorse ownership.

Ep 491 - Arsenic an Odd Case

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Ep 489 - From the Curragh to Epsom

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