Nick is joined by RTE and Racing Tv broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and developments from around the racing world today. Nick opens up with the eleventh hour news that star stayer Stradivarius has been retired and will stand at the National Stud next season. Owner/Breeder Bjorn Neilsen joins the show to explain the decision. Also today, Nick and Jane look ahead to the Arc in the company of Green Channel's Naohiro Goda, who spins through the four Japanese contenders, Jane talks us through the scrutiny of Horseracing Ireland by government ministers, they look back on the action from the weekend and discuss the incident at Chester involving John Egan and Hayley Turner. Bloodstock agent Tom Goff considers the likely impact of the tanking pound against the dollar with major European sales upcoming, while the end of today's edition features a debate on the future of the Racing League between founder Jeremy Wray and Racing Post journalist Richie Forristal.

Ep 578 - Stradivarius retires to National Stud

Nick is joined by ITV broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing and bloodstock world. Amongst topics discussed today is the possibility of the King's Coronation clashing with the Derby, and the idea that the race could be moved to Friday evening to garner most TV exposure. Nick and Rishi also discuss this weekend's Future Champions' meeting at Newmarket as well as casting an eye forward to British Champions' day and wrapping up the Tattersalls Book One sale. Guests today include Cheveley Park Stud MD Chris Richardson, who gives a bulletin on Inspiral, talks sales ups and downs, and brings the latest on star jumpers A Plus Tard and Allaho. Also on the show, jump jockey Harry Skelton with his thought on Chepstow and the season ahead, and Jimmy George reflects on and extraordinary week of trade in Newmarket.

Ep 587 - Could the Derby be run on Friday?

Tom in for Nick and joined by Newsboy of the Daily Mirror David Yates. We start with reflection on yesterday’s inaugural BHA media briefing where three main topics were covered. Dave picks out his key takeaways and argues that affordability checks could provide a big win for the legislature and provide them with a huge vote of confidence. With York’s Ebor meeting on the horizon we hear from trainer Ralph Beckett on his likely team with Bluestocking by no means certain to run in the Yorkshire Oaks. Owner breeder Philippa Cooper joins us to look ahead to Sweet William hopefully getting into the Sky Bet Ebor. And Karl Burke is along to assess his likely York team and also look to Elite Status’s run in the Group 1 Prix Morny on Sunday.

Ep 810 - Affordability checks chance for BHA big win

Nick is joined by Mirror journalist David Yates to cast a glance over the latest news and events from around the racing world today. They are joined first by powerful owner and AMO racing supremo Kia Joorabchian who, in an occasionally tense exchange, tells Nick why he has parted ways with jockey Kevin Stott after his high profile ride on King of Steel at the weekend. Also on today's show, Nick and Dave review all the ICF Talking Points, examine the Arc Trials and look ahead to the St Leger. Julie Camacho updates us on Shaquille after his Haydock flop, Joe Foley reacts to the homebred success of Fallen Angel in the Moyglare, while Mark Taylor of Taylor Made looks forward to his huge consignment at the Keeneland September Sale, beginning today.

Ep 827 - Joorabchian explains Stott departure

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This morning Nick is coming from Scotland and from the yard of dual Grand National winning trainer Lucinda Russell and she runs through some of her most exciting horses for the season.
Will Woodhams of Fitzdares talks affordability checks and Lee Mottershead shares his opinions on these as well as bringing us the latest from Australia with updates on the international challengers.
Charlotte Greenway is currently in Newmarket at Tattersalls Book 1 and catches up with Jane Mangan as well at Trevor Stewart, breeder of yesterday's top lot.

Ep 844 - Is Racing really 'Toast'?

Nick is joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to cast an eye over all the world's major racing stories. They begin with news of injured rider Graham Lee. Also on today's show, Aidan O'Brien tells us why Auguste Rodin has been kept in training at four, Nick and Rishi bring you further news on the Milton Harris case, the result of the Harry Bentley hearing plus they review the action from the UK and Ireland over the weekend. Aintree Head of Racing Sulekha Varma responds to questions over low sun and fence height in the wake of Saturday's Grand Sefton. Later in the show, Nick is joined by Michael Guerin to assess whether NZ star Imperatriz will make Royal Ascot next year, while Jay Privman gives a precis of and verdict on  last night's CBS "60-Minutes" segment on the sport's challenges. Noel George reflects on the victory of Il Est Francais at Auteuil, while Ed Harper looks forward to the Tattersalls foal sale and the Sceptre sessions.

Ep 873 - Auguste Rodin stays in training

Tom in for Nick and joined by senior writer at the Racing Post, Lee Mottershead. Plenty of news and news updates given what was touched on yesterday with Nick and Rishi. The headline comes from trainer Nicky Henderson who sends out Jonbon this weekend in the Shloer Chase before an intended start in the Tingle Creek. He also runs through his other notable intended runners at Cheltenham. We hear from trainer Paddy Neville who is set to give The Real Whacker his first start of the season in the Paddy Power Chase on Saturday. We also hear from Irish trainer Cian Collins on Mighty Tom who is set to line up in Friday's Arkle Trial. Nick is in Bahrain and has an interview with the connections of Astro King who will run in Thursday’s Bahrain International. Plus it’s Tuesday and Nick and Weatherby’s take us around the bloodstock world to South Africa and Steve Ajax of Paardeberg Stud.

Ep 874 - Jonbon stamina to be re-examined in New Year

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the latest from around the racing world. They lead with the news that the petition against affordability checks has reached the threshold to trigger consideration for parliamentary debate and wonder whether this will be realised. They are joined by RCA CEO David Armstrong, who issues a stark message as regards the future funding of the sport with reference to plunging bookmaker turnover. Also on today's show, Nick and Lee discuss the first winning ride to result in a whip overuse DQ, the impending publication of a report into sexual harassment in racing, and the weekend racing. Lucinda Russell and Peter Scudamore join the show to talk Ahoy Señor, Coach Rambler and more, while Warren Greatrex eyes up this weekend's options for Bill Baxter. JA McGrath brings the latest from Hong Kong ahead of HKIR, and Nick chats to Vincent Ho as Golden Sixty's next assignment looms.

Ep 884 - Will 100,000 signatures make any difference?

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to look at the latest news from around the racing world today. With the Grand National entries released, Nick talks to Gordon Elliott, who has no fewer than 26 of the long range engagements. Elliott advocates for multiple entries, talks about the Mullins dominance of the DRF, and reflects on yesterday's dispersal sale. Also on today's show, agent Tessa Greatrex also looks back on goings on at Fairyhouse yesterday as she stepped in for some high profile purchases, while trainer Ben Pauling and Newbury Clerk George Hill look ahead to this weekend, and Timeform's Dan Barber offers perspective on the performances of Ballyburn and others at the DRF. Frank Dorff from Gestut Röttgen is the Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest.

Ep 931 - Could Gordon saddle half the Grand National field?

ПЕСНИ ОТ УЧИТЕЛЯ БЕИНСА ДУНО - 1

Аранжименти: Петър Ганев

Мария Иванова - сопран, Петър Ганев - цигулка, орган
1.	Зората на новия живот	05:03
2.	Излязъл е сеяч	04:31
3.	Братство, единство	02:11
4.	Ще се развеселя	03:21
5.	Изгрява ден тържествен	03:20
6.	Благославяй	03:02
7.	Събуди се, братко	03:40
8.	Любовта е извор	04:33
9.	Стани, стани!	 01:59
10.	Страдна душо	04:24
11.	Изгрей, ти мое слънце	03:25
12.	Шуми	05:06
13.	Напред да ходим	02:32
14.	На Учителя	03:43
15.	Милосърдието	04:38
16.	Сърдечен зов	01:25
17.	Благословен Господ	01:29
18.	Време е да вървим	02:02
19.	За небесния цар	00:50
20.	Поздрав на Учителя	03:20
21.	Сине мой, пази живота	04:36

Художник: Борис Гюргиев © Петър Ганев - аранжимент, изпълнение © Мария Иванова - изпълнение

Ep 844 - Is Racing really 'Toast'?

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