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 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

Lee is joined John and Chris to discuss all the weekends hot topics and answer all your racing questions.

Intro 00:00
The Stewards on Saturday 01:07
The Amount of Race Meetings 05:41
The Ground 07:14
The Kentucky Derby 11:56
Derby Trials Review 15:00
The Epsom Oaks Anti Post Thoughts 31:43
Is Dettori going through the motions 37:31
Top 10 Racing Nicknames 39:41
Syndicate Horses 45:17

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Ep175 Sunday Sermon - Going Going, GONE

Nick is joined by RTE, ITV and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss today's news and events from around the Horseracing world. Jane previews the Irish Classics and Tattersalls Gold Cup this weekend (agent and racing manager Armando Duarte joins to talk about the chances of Alenquer), as well as looking forward to the Grand Steeplechase de Paris and giving her take on the Kieren Cotter cobalt fine and his subsequent reaction. Nick takes a leisurely amble through the Preakness Stakes with his NBC colleague Donna Brothers, who discusses the impact of D. Wayne Lukas on US horseracing and talks about her own TV work as a horseback reporter/interviewer. Later in the show, James Willoughby explains why TRC rankings make Baaeed nearer to Frankel than other ratings organisations and why Modern Games is currently the highest ranked of Charlie Appleby's three year old colts.

Ep 488 - Preaks and Troughs

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

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Nick is at Royal Ascot, where he is joined on Day One by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to look ahead to a sublime day of sport. They look ahead to the potential epic between Nature Strip and Golden Pal, with a notable contribution at the track this morning from the latter's trainer Wesley Ward. With the TRC rankings in flux, James Willoughby assesses the likely impact of the first few races, while Jamie Hart considers how world pool punters might play the International horses and offers exotic possibilities for the Queen Anne. Later in the show Nick talks to Gaie Waterhouse and Adrian Bott, successful bidders at £1.2m for Derby runner-up Hoo Ya Mal at the Goffs London Sale, while farrier Barry Oldman explains his role during Ascot week.

Ep 505 - Continents collide in clash for the ages

After I bought my Piano (Korg SP170S) after a few week self learning this was my peak; first try to create. I just got back to practice...hopefully a muse will let me allow to work :)

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Ep 489 - From the Curragh to Epsom

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