Podcasts about Ascot

Coming to you on Day 3 of York's Ebor Festival from the paddock as Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to reflect first on the action from day 2 where once again Andrew Balding was in the limelight as Kalpana shone in the Yorkshire Oaks for Juddmonte. On the back of two smart performances from two year old fillies yesterday, Lydia chooses between Libertango and Sun Goddess for the Cheveley Park later this season as she looks at what they achieved yesterday. Ahead of the Group 1 City of Troy Nunthorpe Stake this afternoon we hear from Johnny Portman, who hopes Rumstar can finally bag his Group 1 and Caitlin Ward discusses whether she thinks Bacio, whom she bought and is trained by her father in law Wesley, will handle the softer conditions and show the same form he did at Ascot where he blew everybody away. Lauren Mahan and Maiti Stirling from York pop along, we have our daily updates from Timeform and Worldpool and we head off for a nice glass of rose to end the show with Neil Phillips.

Coming to you on Day 3 of York's Ebor Festival from the paddock as Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to reflect first on the action from day 2 where once again Andrew Balding was in the limelight as Kalpana shone in the Yorkshire Oaks for Juddmonte. On the back of two smart performances from two year old fillies yesterday, Lydia chooses between Libertango and Sun Goddess for the Cheveley Park later this season as she looks at what they achieved yesterday. Ahead of the Group 1 City of Troy Nunthorpe Stake this afternoon we hear from Johnny Portman, who hopes Rumstar can finally bag his Group 1 and Caitlin Ward discusses whether she thinks Bacio, whom she bought and is trained by her father in law Wesley, will handle the softer conditions and show the same form he did at Ascot where he blew everybody away. Lauren Mahan and Maiti Stirling from York pop along, we have our daily updates from Timeform and Worldpool and we head off for a nice glass of rose to end the show with Neil Phillips.

Emmet Kennedy is joined by Andy Newton, George Gorman, Peter Michael and Jaime Wrenn for the Final Furlong Podcast Weekend Betting Guide, with their best bets for Saturday's racing from Newbury, Newmarket, Ripon and Saratoga.

With the Australian Census happening tonight, this show has taken it upon themselves to ask the tough questions to the people of Brisbane. Luttsy also has never heard of the iconic Queensland bird, the one and only curlew. Can you believe it?! ON TODAY'S SHOW!1. Introduction2. Susie is Performance Enhancing3. Hugging Short Friends4. NRL vs The Catholic Church5. It's Australian Census Day6. What Makes a Good Bubbler7. Smarter Than Suse8. The Ooshie Obsession9. Producer's Press Conference “There’s none in Ascot” - Luttsy Love what you hear? Listen live on the Nova Player, message us anytime via our text line on +61 457 61 1069 and follow us on Facebook, Instagram & TikTok.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Charlotte Greenway in for Nick to kick off the week and is joined by RTE's Jane Mangan to reflect on a busy weekend of top class racing around the world. They kick off with Sovereignty's bounce back to form in Saturday's Grade 1 Whitney Stakes and we hear from his jockey Junior Alvarado who shares some interesting instructions he received pre-race from trainer Bill Mott and Total Performance Data's Adam Mills looks at the numbers. Hugo Palmer, who was also successful at the highest level out in Saratoga discusses what might be next for Glacius and why we're unlikely to see much of him in Europe. Charlotte and Jane recap on the Group 1 action from Germany, France & Ireland as breeder of the Phoenix Stakes, John Tuthill, joins the show to share his delight and finally a quick discussion on why this year's Shergar Cup at Ascot was just what is should be.

Charlotte Greenway in for Nick to kick off the week and is joined by RTE's Jane Mangan to reflect on a busy weekend of top class racing around the world. They kick off with Sovereignty's bounce back to form in Saturday's Grade 1 Whitney Stakes and we hear from his jockey Junior Alvarado who shares some interesting instructions he received pre-race from trainer Bill Mott and Total Performance Data's Adam Mills looks at the numbers. Hugo Palmer, who was also successful at the highest level out in Saratoga discusses what might be next for Glacius and why we're unlikely to see much of him in Europe. Charlotte and Jane recap on the Group 1 action from Germany, France & Ireland as breeder of the Phoenix Stakes, John Tuthill, joins the show to share his delight and finally a quick discussion on why this year's Shergar Cup at Ascot was just what is should be.

The fun and frivolity of the Shergar Cup sits alongside the developing civil war among Britain's racecourses in this week's edition of The Front Page.Lee Mottershead, Oliver Barnard and Matthew Rennie begin the show by looking back on another big weekend for Ryan Moore, who followed up winning the Shergar Cup's Silver Saddle at Ascot by landing the Phoenix Stakes aboard Sun Goddess.Like Ascot, the Jockey Club will soon be a former member of the Racecourse Association. The team considers the latest ramifications of that decision and also asks why there has been a spike in the number of careless riding offences As well as assessing whether the BHA's disciplinary panel was right to reduce Rossa Ryan's Sandown easing-up ban, we pay tribute to the greatest of all staying hurdlers, Big Buck's, following his death at the age of 23 on Friday.

Charlotte in for Nick this Friday and joined by Lydia Hislop as they begin by looking back on Sandown's card last night, before looking ahead to the action in Britain over the next couple of days. Lydia also offers her thoughts on the rise of interference cases and careless riding. With the annual Shergar Cup taking place at Ascot tomorrow, we hear from Melbourne Cup winning jockey Jamie Melham as she prepares to take part in the competition for a second time and James Willoughby shares how the horses are allocated to each jockey across the card. Katie Carr, Head of Sustainability at the BHA, shares what racing is doing in response to growing concerns around climate change to protect itself for the future.

Charlotte in for Nick this Friday and joined by Lydia Hislop as they begin by looking back on Sandown's card last night, before looking ahead to the action in Britain over the next couple of days. Lydia also offers her thoughts on the rise of interference cases and careless riding. With the annual Shergar Cup taking place at Ascot tomorrow, we hear from Melbourne Cup winning jockey Jamie Melham as she prepares to take part in the competition for a second time and James Willoughby shares how the horses are allocated to each jockey across the card. Katie Carr, Head of Sustainability at the BHA, shares what racing is doing in response to growing concerns around climate change to protect itself for the future.

Racing in Ireland on Saturday is in Wexford and Kilbeggan (8th August 2026). Cross-channel, there were meetings in Ascot, Haydock, Newmarket, Redcar, Ayr and Lingfield. With his 'Saturday Six,' here's Galway Bay FM's George McDonagh.

Rory returns in red-hot form after a cracking week of tipping to preview Saturday's ITV Racing action, including the Shergar Cup at Ascot! Find more information on all of the available offers mentioned in the show, right here: https://promos.paddypower.com/sport Be sure to subscribe to the Paddy Power Racing YouTube channel so you don't miss any of our great racing content! It's Saturday Tipping, coming to you straight “From The Horse's Mouth”… 18+ GambleAware

Emmet Kennedy is joined by Andy Newton, George Gorman, Peter Michael and Jaime Wrenn for the Final Furlong Podcast Weekend Betting Guide, previewing Saturday's biggest betting opportunities from Ascot, Haydock and Newmarket.

Welcome to the latest episode of the Racing Postcast as host Sam Hart, Racing Post tipsters Graeme Rodway and Matt Rennie and Unibet's Ed Nicholson preview a huge weekend of racing. The spotlight is firmly on Ascot for the iconic Shergar Cup, where the team breaks down the unique team competition, analyses the key contenders across the card and uncovers the best value plays for the event.Alongside the headline action at Ascot, the panel spins through the rest of the weekend's high-class fixtures to deliver quick picks and best bets for the action at Haydock and Newmarket.

Josh in for Nick on Monday morning with the Racing Post's Lee Mottershead providing insight. Reaction to major breaking news that The Jockey Club will join Ascot in leaving the Racecourse Association (RCA) at the end of 2026. Jockey Club CEO, Jim Mullen, explains the decision and plans moving forward. Joseph O'Brien talks through his winners at the Qatar Goodwood Festival and future plans for his stable stars moving into the second half of the season. Jim Goldie outlines plans for American Affair following his success in the Group 2 King George Qatar Stakes on Friday. All of that before international reflections and data analysis from TPD's Adam Mills.

Josh in for Nick on Monday morning with the Racing Post's Lee Mottershead providing insight. Reaction to major breaking news that The Jockey Club will join Ascot in leaving the Racecourse Association (RCA) at the end of 2026. Jockey Club CEO, Jim Mullen, explains the decision and plans moving forward. Joseph O'Brien talks through his winners at the Qatar Goodwood Festival and future plans for his stable stars moving into the second half of the season. Jim Goldie outlines plans for American Affair following his success in the Group 2 King George Qatar Stakes on Friday. All of that before international reflections and data analysis from TPD's Adam Mills.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan for a canter through today's racing news. They begin with a look back at the weekend's King George, with Adam Mills (TPD) along to give his analysis of Kalpana's victory. Ascot treble-winning rider Saffie Osborne joins the show, looking ahead to her Goodwood rides, as does trainer Jessica Harrington, fresh from Group One success in Germany with Hotazhell. Sumbe's Tony Fry looks forward to supplementary entry Botagoz in Thursday's Nassau Stakes, while Nick and Jane pick apart round two between Trawlerman and Scandinavia. Continuing our discussion on management of syndicates, Dan Abraham of the Racehorse Syndicates Association has his say and offers a rejoinder to some of Tony Elliott's comments on Friday. Plus, Nick and Jane bid farewell to outgoing Epsom GM Jim Allen.

Emmet Kennedy is joined by Adam Mills, Andy Newton and Will Sheppard for the Final Furlong Podcast Betting Guide to Day One of Glorious Goodwood, one of the highlights of the Flat racing season.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan for a canter through today's racing news. They begin with a look back at the weekend's King George, with Adam Mills (TPD) along to give his analysis of Kalpana's victory. Ascot treble-winning rider Saffie Osborne joins the show, looking ahead to her Goodwood rides, as does trainer Jessica Harrington, fresh from Group One success in Germany with Hotazhell. Sumbe's Tony Fry looks forward to supplementary entry Botagoz in Thursday's Nassau Stakes, while Nick and Jane pick apart round two between Trawlerman and Scandinavia. Continuing our discussion on management of syndicates, Dan Abraham of the Racehorse Syndicates Association has his say and offers a rejoinder to some of Tony Elliott's comments on Friday. Plus, Nick and Jane bid farewell to outgoing Epsom GM Jim Allen.

Tune in as David Ord is joined by Timeform's Billy Nash and Graham Cunningham for a Goodwood and Galway Festival special edition of the Racing Podcast.There's plenty to get stuck into, as the team make the case for their fancies at the two summer highlights, plus reflections on the King George meeting at Ascot.

Eva O'Neill on the Saturday edition of the Nick Luck Daily podcast this morning previewing this weekend's racing with the King George at Ascot - she caught up with connections of some of the runners. She also caught up with connections of Goodwood hopefuls for next week, including George Boughey and Eve Johnson Houghton and she also paid a visit to Dan Horsford, new trainer at Sharpridge Farm.

Josh in for Nick on Friday morning with The Daily Mirror's Dave Yates providing insight. First up, The Rogue Gallery Syndicate founder Tony Elliott speaks on the recent allegations against Ryan Tongue and the Deva Racing Syndicate. James Owen talks through recent success and his team for both Ascot on Saturday and Goodwood next week. Eva O'Neill catches up with Paul Cashman from Rathbarry, Charlotte speak to Tom Goff ahead of the Fasig Tipton July Digital Sale, Jack Ready talks us through the World Pool perspective on the King George VI Stakes and they're reflections on Ryan Rossa's 28-day bay and the constant rumblings in the media about David Egan relationship with Amo Racing.

In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale sits with Total Performance Data's Adam Mills to analyze detailed in-race data on the major contenders for the King George Stakes 2026 at Ascot Racecourse on Saturday (July 25)!This year's King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes attracts a sterling field of runners including Aidan O'Brien's Benvenuto Cellini, who was mired by problems in the starting gate in the Epsom Derby and followed that misfortune with a strong victory in the 2026 Irish Derby at the Curragh. He is one of four runners for O'Brien in the race as he also sends last year's Arc de Triomphe runner-up Minnie Hauk as well as Action and Lambourn, the latter of which won the 2025 Irish Derby and 2025 Epsom Derby. The Aga Khan also has a major player in this year's King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes in Calandagan, who enters from a win in the 2026 Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud. He's the defending champion in the King George Stakes and has numerous other graded stakes wins on his elite resume including victories in the 2025 Champion Stakes at Ascot, the 2025 Japan Cup at Tokyo Racecourse and the 2026 Dubai Sheema Classic at Meydan.

Josh in for Nick on Friday morning with The Daily Mirror's Dave Yates providing insight. First up, The Rogue Gallery Syndicate founder Tony Elliott speaks on the recent allegations against Ryan Tongue and the Deva Racing Syndicate. James Owen talks through recent success and his team for both Ascot on Saturday and Goodwood next week. Eva O'Neill catches up with Paul Cashman from Rathbarry, Charlotte speak to Tom Goff ahead of the Fasig Tipton July Digital Sale, Jack Ready talks us through the World Pool perspective on the King George VI Stakes and they're reflections on Ryan Rossa's 28-day bay and the constant rumblings in the media about David Egan relationship with Amo Racing.

In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale sits with Total Performance Data's Adam Mills to analyze detailed in-race data on the major contenders for the King George Stakes 2026 at Ascot Racecourse on Saturday (July 25)!This year's King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes attracts a sterling field of runners including Aidan O'Brien's Benvenuto Cellini, who was mired by problems in the starting gate in the Epsom Derby and followed that misfortune with a strong victory in the 2026 Irish Derby at the Curragh. He is one of four runners for O'Brien in the race as he also sends last year's Arc de Triomphe runner-up Minnie Hauk as well as Action and Lambourn, the latter of which won the 2025 Irish Derby and 2025 Epsom Derby. The Aga Khan also has a major player in this year's King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes in Calandagan, who enters from a win in the 2026 Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud. He's the defending champion in the King George Stakes and has numerous other graded stakes wins on his elite resume including victories in the 2025 Champion Stakes at Ascot, the 2025 Japan Cup at Tokyo Racecourse and the 2026 Dubai Sheema Classic at Meydan.

Join Ross Brierley, The Ante Postman Robbie Wilders and Pricewise Tom Segal as they preview the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes 2026 at Ascot.One of the highlights of the Flat season takes centre stage as the team assess the runners, key contenders and best betting opportunities ahead of the Group 1 showpiece.Tune in as the team reveal their best bets, analyse the market and share their verdicts ahead of a huge day of international racing at Ascot.

Racing in Ireland on Saturday is in Gowran Park (25th July 2026). Cross-channel, there are meetings in Ascot, York, Newcastle, Chester, Lingfield and Salisbury. With his 'Saturday Six,' here's Galway Bay FM's George McDonagh.

Charlotte Greenway in for Nick and begins today show with news of allegations against syndicate Deva Racing and it's director, Ryan Tongue. Tom Stanley speaks to a syndicate member who claims they have not been paid out from their significant winnings in Dubai this winter with Imperial Emperor and also states that shares were oversold. The Racing Post's Jonathan Harding shares his view and also offers an update on this from the BHA. Charlotte and Jon also discuss the BHA‘s announcement yesterday that Simon Cox will be the next chair and run through the nine declarations for Saturday's King George at Ascot. On which, we hear from Masquerade Ball's trainer in conversation with Eva O'Neill before Jack Channon touches on his weekend runners. Finally, Eva catches up with Thady Gosden on their team for the Qatar Goodwood Festival including Trawlerman and Friendly Soul.

Emmet Kennedy is joined by Andy Newton, George Gorman, Peter Michael and Jaime Wrenn to preview Saturday's biggest betting opportunities from Ascot and York, headlined by the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes.

Charlotte Greenway in for Nick and begins today show with news of allegations against syndicate Deva Racing and it's director, Ryan Tongue. Tom Stanley speaks to a syndicate member who claims they have not been paid out from their significant winnings in Dubai this winter with Imperial Emperor and also states that shares were oversold. The Racing Post's Jonathan Harding shares his view and also offers an update on this from the BHA. Charlotte and Jon also discuss the BHA‘s announcement yesterday that Simon Cox will be the next chair and run through the nine declarations for Saturday's King George at Ascot. On which, we hear from Masquerade Ball's trainer in conversation with Eva O'Neill before Jack Channon touches on his weekend runners. Finally, Eva catches up with Thady Gosden on their team for the Qatar Goodwood Festival including Trawlerman and Friendly Soul.

Join Sam Hart, Harry Wilson, Matt Rennie and Ed Nicholson for this week's Racing Postcast, sponsored by Unibet.The panel previews a blockbuster weekend of racing, with the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes taking centre stage. They assess the star-studded field, debate the leading contenders, and discuss who is best equipped to land Ascot's midsummer showpiece in one of the season's defining middle-distance contests.Elsewhere, the team tackles competitive handicaps at York and Ascot, analysing draw biases, identifying vulnerable favourites, and highlighting where the best betting value can be found across the weekend.To finish, each panellist puts forward their weekend nap, giving you everything you need ahead of another fantastic Saturday of racing.

Matt Chapman joins Rory Delargy to preview another big Saturday of racing, with Calandagan bidding to defend his King George crown at Ascot! Be sure to subscribe to the Paddy Power Racing YouTube channel so you don't miss any of our daily shows for Galway and Goodwood! It's Weekend Tipping, coming to you straight “From The Horse's Mouth”…18+ GambleAware

The Sporting Life Racing podcast team look ahead to a mouth-watering renewal of the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot on Saturday.There's reflections on the Irish Oaks meeting at the Curragh, plus a round-up of the recent key news, too.

Charlotte Greenway in for Nick and joined by the Racing Post's Lee Mottershead as they kick off by hearing from Ascot's Nick Smith on their 2025 financials, which paint a very encouraging picture, as do their latest attendance figures. Lee shares his thoughts before looking ahead to the King George there this weekend as we get the latest confirmations through and Josh Stacey gets the latest on last year's winner Calandagan with the Aga Khan Stud's racing manager, Nemone Routh. Lee and Charlotte discuss the victory of Johanna Walsh in Saturday's Irish Oaks before Eva O'Neill has an update on last year's Group 1 winning two- year-old Zavateri who's nearing a return before finally, a day early this week, we head around the bloodstock world with Weatherbys and this week end up in Turkey at Emirsoy Stud Farm.

Charlotte Greenway in for Nick and joined by the Racing Post's Lee Mottershead as they kick off by hearing from Ascot's Nick Smith on their 2025 financials, which paint a very encouraging picture, as do their latest attendance figures. Lee shares his thoughts before looking ahead to the King George there this weekend as we get the latest confirmations through and Josh Stacey gets the latest on last year's winner Calandagan with the Aga Khan Stud's racing manager, Nemone Routh. Lee and Charlotte discuss the victory of Johanna Walsh in Saturday's Irish Oaks before Eva O'Neill has an update on last year's Group 1 winning two- year-old Zavateri who's nearing a return before finally, a day early this week, we head around the bloodstock world with Weatherbys and this week end up in Turkey at Emirsoy Stud Farm.

Nick is joined by David Yates for Monday's edition of the popular racing podcast. Today they reflect on the Group One action from the weekend, incorporating the July Cup and the Prix Jean Prat. Trainer Fozzy Stack joins to celebrate his first European Group One and outlines plans for Thesecretadversary. Also today, Clive Cox looks back on a successful weekend, and eagerly anticipates this weekend's return of his star two year old Orthodox in the Prox Robert Papin at Chantilly. Meanwhile, jockey Kaiya Fraser was the man in the news at Ascot, with three winners as well as an extraordinary incident in which a loose horse dragged him by the teeth from his mount at the start - he picks up the story. Plus, Wathnan's Richard Brown on Irish Oaks contender Earth Shot and news of injured Lost Boys.

Nick is joined by David Yates for Monday's edition of the popular racing podcast. Today they reflect on the Group One action from the weekend, incorporating the July Cup and the Prix Jean Prat. Trainer Fozzy Stack joins to celebrate his first European Group One and outlines plans for Thesecretadversary. Also today, Clive Cox looks back on a successful weekend, and eagerly anticipates this weekend's return of his star two year old Orthodox in the Prox Robert Papin at Chantilly. Meanwhile, jockey Kaiya Fraser was the man in the news at Ascot, with three winners as well as an extraordinary incident in which a loose horse dragged him by the teeth from his mount at the start - he picks up the story. Plus, Wathnan's Richard Brown on Irish Oaks contender Earth Shot and news of injured Lost Boys.

Dangerously hot conditions are forecasted for SoCal this week, with an extreme heat watch going into effect Tuesday morning. There’s a risk of big waves and dangerous rip tides at SoCal beaches today. We learn how a group of Angelenos came together to build a nature park for their community in El Sereno. Plus, more. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com Support the show: https://laist.com

As we are well into the summer season – with Royal Ascot behind us and Wimbledon still ongoing – Carole Annett chats to Hattie Hansard of Joanna Wood about how interior designers are often employed by hospitality companies to transform these temporary spaces into something magical. Using a clever eye and often complicated logistics, here's how they create a memorable space for guests enjoying a day out.

Join Ross Brierley, Paul Kealy and Tom Segal as they preview a huge day of racing from Newmarket, York and Ascot this Super Saturday.The Group 1 July Cup takes centre stage at Newmarket, with competitive action also coming from York and Ascot as the team assess the key races, biggest chances and best betting opportunities.Tune in as the team reveal their best bets, identify where the value lies and share their verdicts ahead of a thrilling Saturday of racing.

Emmet Kennedy, Andy Newton, George Gorman, Jaime Wrenn and Jake Wilkes return with the Final Furlong Podcast Weekend Betting Guide, previewing a blockbuster Saturday from Newmarket, York and Ascot.

Join Sam Hart, Graeme Rodway, Joel Rees and Ed Nicholson for this week's Racing Postcast, sponsored by Unibet.The panel previews all 13 ITV Racing races this Saturday, sharing their horse racing tips, best bets and expert analysis across a packed 45-minute show.At Ascot, the team tackles a fiercely competitive 16-runner sprint handicap, with Joel Rees confident he's found the winner in one of the trickiest races of the weekend.Attention then turns to Newmarket for the final day of the July festival, headlined by the prestigious July Cup. The Group 1 feature brings together an outstanding field, including several Royal Ascot winners and leading sprinters, making it one of the highlights of the flat racing season.Whether you're looking for Saturday horse racing tips, ITV Racing previews, July Cup predictions, or the panel's best bets, this episode has you covered.Who is your best bet this weekend? Let us know in the comments below.

Tom in for Nick and joined initially by David Yates who was busy in Westminster yesterday at the Kempton Park parliamentary debate secured by MP Lincoln Jopp. We hear from Lincoln and trainer Nicky Henderson who had made his way to Westminster in the fight to save the track and it appears there is, at least, a shaft of light on that front. Dave also spork to Conservative MP Louie French on Financial Risk Assessments after yesterday's Gambling Commission announcement and we hear from the CEO of the Betting & Gaming Council Grainne Hurst who outlines her concerns. George Boughey talks Libertango who lines up at this week's July meeting after her Ascot win and also updates us on Bow Echo's wellbeing. And Juddmonte's Barry Mahon talks Field Of Gold retirement and looks ahead to this weekend's key runners including Blue Bolt in the Tattersall's Sceptre Sessions Falmouth Stakes.

Tom in for Nick and joined initially by David Yates who was busy in Westminster yesterday at the Kempton Park parliamentary debate secured by MP Lincoln Jopp. We hear from Lincoln and trainer Nicky Henderson who had made his way to Westminster in the fight to save the track and it appears there is, at least, a shaft of light on that front. Dave also spork to Conservative MP Louie French on Financial Risk Assessments after yesterday's Gambling Commission announcement and we hear from the CEO of the Betting & Gaming Council Grainne Hurst who outlines her concerns. George Boughey talks Libertango who lines up at this week's July meeting after her Ascot win and also updates us on Bow Echo's wellbeing. And Juddmonte's Barry Mahon talks Field Of Gold retirement and looks ahead to this weekend's key runners including Blue Bolt in the Tattersall's Sceptre Sessions Falmouth Stakes.

Nick is joined on his return to TW11 from South Africa by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the latest from around the racing world after a hectic weekend. They lead today with the publication of a governance blueprint from Goodwood and York racecourses, with Nick talking to bothe CEOs William Derby and Adam Waterworth. Nick and Lee ask just how good is Constitution River, with Donnacha O'Brien joining the show to talk about his Eclipse runner up A Boy Named Susie and his Belmont Oaks heroine Kensington Lane. We run the rule over Calandagan's GP de Saint Cloud comeback, while TPD's Adam Mills puts the Belmont Derby and the Deutsches Derby under the microscope. Lars-Wilhelm Baumgarten, who bought and raced the second, third and fourth in the Hamburg feature, tells us how he did it. Nick Smith - Racing Director at Ascot - also drops in to talk about how Hong Kong is beefing up the Shergar Cup, to clear up the Ka Ying Rising/Ascot debate, and to give Ascot's view of the York/Goodwood proposals. Plus, Nick and Lee discuss that controversial photo at Newmarket on Saturday, the retirement of Field of Gold and the upcoming events in Westminster surrounding the future of Kempton.

Nick is joined on his return to TW11 from South Africa by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the latest from around the racing world after a hectic weekend. They lead today with the publication of a governance blueprint from Goodwood and York racecourses, with Nick talking to bothe CEOs William Derby and Adam Waterworth. Nick and Lee ask just how good is Constitution River, with Donnacha O'Brien joining the show to talk about his Eclipse runner up A Boy Named Susie and his Belmont Oaks heroine Kensington Lane. We run the rule over Calandagan's GP de Saint Cloud comeback, while TPD's Adam Mills puts the Belmont Derby and the Deutsches Derby under the microscope. Lars-Wilhelm Baumgarten, who bought and raced the second, third and fourth in the Hamburg feature, tells us how he did it. Nick Smith - Racing Director at Ascot - also drops in to talk about how Hong Kong is beefing up the Shergar Cup, to clear up the Ka Ying Rising/Ascot debate, and to give Ascot's view of the York/Goodwood proposals. Plus, Nick and Lee discuss that controversial photo at Newmarket on Saturday, the retirement of Field of Gold and the upcoming events in Westminster surrounding the future of Kempton.

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop for today's canter over the global racing news. They lead with the potential significance of today's Christophe Soumillon team tactics appeal, and the effect it may have for the remainder of the season. They also look ahead to the Irish Derby, revisit geldings in the Arc (Lydia sits on the European Pattern Committee), and tidy up some Ascot loose ends. Guests today include Richard Hughes, who trains the major gamble for the Northumberland Plate, and South African trainer James Crawford, responsible for the Durban July favourite. Plus, Jack Ready on another huge WorldPool weekend, RMG marketing director Clive Cottrell embarking on the Jurassic walk for the Teenage Cancer Trust, and Eva catches up with John Bleahen, consignor of the top lot at the Tattersalls Derby Sale.

Nick is joined by Rishi Persad for a packed edition of the Daily Racing Podcast. They are joined today by William Haggas, who is throwing a major curve ball at the Criterion Stakes this weekend in the shape of Jersey also-ran Saber Strike. He also gives the lowdown on running plans for the remainder of his Ascot squad. Ralph Beckett muses over whether to run Bay of Brilliance in the Irish or German Derbies, while Richard Hannon reflects positively on his Ascot and looks forward to a tilt at The Curragh with Bunyola Bay. Adrien Cugnasse gives his take on why France Galop relented on geldings in the Arc, while JA McGrath has the latest from Hong Kong, and Eva discusses the Derby `Sale catalogue and equine flu protocols with Tattersalls Ireland CEO Simon Kerins. Nick and Rishi also talk about measures to work within a heatwave, and what this week's events may suggest for the future.

Royal Ascot 2026, reviewed through advanced sectional data. Total Performance Data analyst Adam Mills joins In The Money Media's Peter Thomas Fornatale to break down the meeting's biggest performances — finishing speeds, top speed, stride length and stride frequency — and what the numbers reveal about the road to the 2026 Breeders' Cup at Keeneland. We dig into the puzzling Queen Anne Stakes and Ten Bob Tony's 50/1 shock, explain exactly what "finishing speed" measures and why US dirt and European turf races run so differently, then turn to the Win-and-You're-In angles: Mission Central in the King Charles III Stakes, Ombudsman's monster Prince of Wales's Stakes repeat, and the gamble of the week — Bacio and Wesley Ward's electric sprint in the Palace of Holyroodhouse. Throughout, the conversation is about cross-form clues: which Ascot winners actually project to Keeneland, and which might get found out around a bend. A must-listen for handicappers, data-driven bettors, and anyone tracking the 2026 Breeders' Cup form lines.

In the aftermath of Royal Ascot Nick, joined by Jane Mangan, begins by talking to Shadwell's racing manager Angus Gold who reflects on their Royal Ascot, including winning the Jubilee Stake with Almeraq. Angus also looks forward to unbeaten colt Raheeb taking in the Irish Derby on his next start. David Menuisier looks at what might come next for impressive Golden Gates winner Lost Boys before Seamie Heffernan tells Nick why winning at Ascot this year, meant more to him than at previous Royal meetings. Finally, David O'Meara discusses whether he believes Estrange can take it to Oaks winner Thundering On, as they're both bound for the Pretty Polly this weekend.