Podcasts about Ascot

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest from around the racing world. Amongst today's discussion points: can Peter Savill return as BHA Chair, are BHA worries intensifying over Equine Flu, and will the Gambling Commission make an announcement on FRAs today? In light of the last point, Geoff Banks joins the show to predict what the industry will do next. Plus, William Haggas on Maltese Cross and the difficulty of finding jockeys this busy Saturday, Naohiro Goda on the two remaining Japanese entries for Ascot, and Robert Cowell on the progressive Jakajaro tackling the Temple Stakes.

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest from around the racing world. Amongst today's discussion points: can Peter Savill return as BHA Chair, are BHA worries intensifying over Equine Flu, and will the Gambling Commission make an announcement on FRAs today? In light of the last point, Geoff Banks joins the show to predict what the industry will do next. Plus, William Haggas on Maltese Cross and the difficulty of finding jockeys this busy Saturday, Naohiro Goda on the two remaining Japanese entries for Ascot, and Robert Cowell on the progressive Jakajaro tackling the Temple Stakes.

Nick is joined by Rishi Persad to look at today's racing headlines. Rishi is at York, where we are joined by rider Tom Marquand, who gives his thoughts on his key rides this week, which include Morshdi in the Dante, On the theme of Derby Trials, data and time expert James Willoughby runs the rule over the Derby Trials thus far, and articulates the case for Constitution River to run in France rather than at Epsom. Also today, Adrian Bott on the freak stingray injury that will keep Lady of Camelot away from Ascot, plus news of Sir Delius and a possible trip to Hong Kong. Back at York, Tattersalls' Jason Singh on 41 years of Musidora sponsorship, and Gavin Pattison on facilities upgrades for 2026. JA McGrath has the latest on the HK beat, while Nick and Rishi assess the latest pronouncements on affordability checks from the Gambling Commission's Tim Miller.

Nick is joined by Rishi Persad to look at today's racing headlines. Rishi is at York, where we are joined by rider Tom Marquand, who gives his thoughts on his key rides this week, which include Morshdi in the Dante, On the theme of Derby Trials, data and time expert James Willoughby runs the rule over the Derby Trials thus far, and articulates the case for Constitution River to run in France rather than at Epsom. Also today, Adrian Bott on the freak stingray injury that will keep Lady of Camelot away from Ascot, plus news of Sir Delius and a possible trip to Hong Kong. Back at York, Tattersalls' Jason Singh on 41 years of Musidora sponsorship, and Gavin Pattison on facilities upgrades for 2026. JA McGrath has the latest on the HK beat, while Nick and Rishi assess the latest pronouncements on affordability checks from the Gambling Commission's Tim Miller.

Nick is joined by David Yates for Tuesday's edition of the popular daily racing podcast. Juddmonte manager Barry Mahon is first up today, with a full update on the operation's key runners at York and Newbury this week, plus an update on Field of Gold. Also today, Jim Goldie on the return of American Affair in the Minster Stakes, Dan Barber with perspective on French Classics and the Timefome Jumps Awards, and Kia Joorabchian on building a breeding operation to lay down foundations for his global ambitions, in association with Weatherbys.Plus, Nick and Dave have further reflections on yesterday's Ballydoyle visit as well as the resignation of Dr James Noyes from his advisory position.

Nick is joined by David Yates for Tuesday's edition of the popular daily racing podcast. Juddmonte manager Barry Mahon is first up today, with a full update on the operation's key runners at York and Newbury this week, plus an update on Field of Gold. Also today, Jim Goldie on the return of American Affair in the Minster Stakes, Dan Barber with perspective on French Classics and the Timefome Jumps Awards, and Kia Joorabchian on building a breeding operation to lay down foundations for his global ambitions, in association with Weatherbys. Plus, Nick and Dave have further reflections on yesterday's Ballydoyle visit as well as the resignation of Dr James Noyes from his advisory position.

In this episode, Magic Round Has Landed & The Lids Are Officially Off! The greatest weekend on the Australian calendar is here. 52,000 people in one stadium, $14 schooners, fake confidence multis and blokes already 11 beers deep by 1pm Friday. Pure heritage scenes.This week the boys cover everything from Magic Round injuries and Origin smokies to Group 1 disasters, football accountability and one of the all-time carry on's involving cancelling plans before the other person can. There's EPL previews, Ascot horses to follow, Pinjarra mail, scammer call-outs and a full breakdown of the West Ham robbery that nearly sent televisions through lounge room walls.Plus an investigation into grown men running shirtless through public areas like they're training for UFC 400. #WankerVibesMagic Round itinerary revealed + Magic Round preview, stats and bets. If your multi dies in the first leg this weekend don't worry… thousands of others will Stay up to date on our socials @coastalsportspod (0:00) Magic Round Is Here (4:21) Weekend Catch Up (6:10) Magic Round Player Injuries(6:44) State Of Origin Game 1 Contenders (12:41) Group 1 Punt Off Recap(18:00) Punting Telegram Winners & Scammers (19:23) Hayden's Ascot Horses To Follow (20:20) Pinjarra Early Mail(21:59) Football Accountability (22:46) West Hams Disallowed Goal Controversy (26:47) EPL Match Day 37 Preview (34:02) EPL Multi(34:40) When Your About Cancel Plans, But The Other Person Does(38:35) Blokes Who Run In Public Areas With No Shirt On #Wankervibes (41:21) Magic Round Itinerary (44:56) Sharks v Bulldogs (52:16) Rabbitohs v Dolphins(57:05) Tigers v Manly (1:01:27) Roosters v Cowboys (1:05:08) Storm v Eels (1:08:25) Titans v Knights(1:11:05) Warriors v Broncos (1:13:15) Panthers v Dragons(1:16:16) Generational Wealth

Aidan O'Brien has been sweeping all before him in Classic trials, but after some surprise weekend results is the Derby more open than it looks? The panel also digs into the latest developments in the governance crisis consuming British racing following Ascot's decision to walk away from the Racecourse Association, and asks what a softening breeze-up market means for the sport. 

For every manufacturer trying to reduce saturated fat, cut sugar or lower their carbon footprint, there's a version of the same conversation: yes, but will it still taste right? That question is where most reformulation projects live or die.The pressure on food manufacturers has never been more multidirectional. HFSS compliance, sustainability targets, cost of living, supply chain volatility, fluctuating cocoa prices - and through all of it, the non-negotiable that overrides everything else: if it doesn't taste good, no one will buy it twice. The question is how to take things out without taking away what consumers love?In this episode of the Food Matters Live podcast, made in partnership with AAK, we explore what "less is more" actually looks like in practice. And we learn about some extraordinary solutions. From a butter replacer with a carbon footprint one eighth that of butter, to products designed specifically to reduce unplanned downtime on confectionery lines.AAK will be at Food Matters Live in London on June 3rd and 4th June.AAKAAK are experts in plant-based oils and fats, the value-adding ingredients in many products people love to consume. They make these products better tasting, healthier, and more sustainable. At the heart of AAK's offer is Customer Co-Development, combining their desire to understand what Making Better Happen™ means for each customer, with the unique flexibility of their production assets, and deep knowledge of products and industries, including Chocolate & Confectionery, Bakery, Dairy, Plant-based Foods, Special Nutrition, Foodservice, and Personal Care. Meet AAK at Food Matters Live in Ascot and Dublin where they will be showcasing their innovative ingredient solutions in their technical tasting and insight session.

Racing in Ireland on Saturday is in Killarney and Naas (9th May 2026). Cross-channel, there are meetings in Haydock, Lingfield, Ascot, Nottingham, Hexham, Leicester and Warwick. With his 'Saturday Six,' here's Galway Bay FM's George McDonagh.

Racing in Ireland on Friday (8th May 2026) is in Ballinrobe and Downpatrick. Cross-channel, there are meetings in Ascot, Chester, Market Rasen, Ripon and Wolverhampton. With a full preview, here's Galway Bay FM's George McDonagh.  

The weekend is here, so Ruby and Rory are back to find some winners in Saturday's ITV Racing action, including a pair of Classic Trials at Lingfield and the Swinton at Haydock. Be sure to subscribe to the Paddy Power Racing YouTube Channel, where you can now find all of our great racing content! https://www.youtube.com/@paddypowerhorseracing You can find more information on all of the available offers this weekend, right here: https://promos.paddypower.com/sport It's Weekend Tipping, coming to you straight "From The Horse's Mouth"... 18+ | gambleaware.org

On this week's SBK Betting Podcast, Tom Collins and Ross Millar return from the first Classic weekend of the season to dive into all the action at Ascot and Lingfield. After a week which has seen plenty of movement in the Derby market, Lingfield hosts its trial for Epsom's big race. The team then move over to Ascot to cover the Victoria Cup before finishing with their NAPs & NBs.Download SBK: https://betsbk.comFollow us on X - https://x.com/sbkFollow Tom Collins:X - https://x.com/TomptinFollow Ross MillarX- https://x.com/rosscojmillInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/rossmillarr... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

WEEKEND BETTING GUIDE | OAKS & DERBY TRIAL PREVIEW Emmet Kennedy, Andy Newton, George Gorman, Jaime Wrenn and Jake Wilkes bring you the Weekend Betting Guide, previewing the best betting angles from a huge weekend of racing featuring major Epsom Classic clues at Lingfield, strong cards at Ascot, and key races from Leopardstown and Paris Longchamp.

Tune in to the latest episode of the Racing Postcast for expert betting insight ahead of a Saturday packed with quality racing.The panel previews the action at Lingfield and Ascot before turning their attention to Haydock for the Pertemps Network Swinton Handicap Hurdle. Thought the jumps season was over? Think again!Broadcaster Callum Helliwell is joined by Racing Post tipster Robbie Wilders, Tom Park and Brett Williams from Unibet.

It's Day 3 at the world's oldest active racecourse, and Ryan McCue is back on the show to preview the card, headlined by the Chester Cup. Be sure to subscribe to the Paddy Power Racing YouTube Channel, where you can now find all of our great racing content! https://www.youtube.com/@paddypowerhorseracing It's Chester Day 3 Tipping, coming to you straight "From The Horse's Mouth"...18+ | gambleaware.org

In this episode, The wheels are somehow still attached… barely.Magic Round countdown has officially begun, the NRL Official App is putting up mystery team lists like it's drunk, the Group 1 Punt Off gets reviewed, and Ascot delivered a rare profitable day (alert the media). We dig into horses to follow, football accountability reaches disgusting new lows, and the new CSP Telegram launch is ready to cause chaos this Friday.Then it completely derails — Premier League Matchday 36 preview + multi, Aussies feeding tourists criminal amounts of Vegemite, group chat arguments you somehow get blamed for despite saying nothing, why every website now needs a survey, and the eternal pain of “what do you want for dinner?” followed by 47 rejected suggestions.If Pride Of Jenni wins, the bar gets shouted.Backing Smooth Chino in the Belmont Sprint.And the annual Magic Round roulette spin — where dignity goes to die.NRL Round 10 preview, juicy stats, reckless bets, questionable confidence, and at least one selection that looks unbeatable on paper before getting beat by halftime.Standard scenes. Absolute nonsense. Enjoy.Stay up to date on our socials @coastalsportspod (0:00) Magic Round Countdown (3:54) Weekend Catch Up (8:45) NRL App Putting Wrong Lineups Up(10:36) Group 1 Punt Off Recap (14:18) Ascot Recap (Profitable Day) (15:47) Ascot Horses To Follow (16:20) Football Accountability (Worst One Yet) (17:52) New CSP Telegram Launching This Friday (19:41) EPL Match Day 36 Preview (32:41) EPL Multi(34:38) Aussies Feeding Tourists Criminal Amounts Of Vegemite(36:57) Group Chat Arguments When You're Not Involved (38:33) Why Is Their A Survey For Everything These Days(40:39) When Some Asks For Dinner Ideas & They Keep Saying No (42:36) If Pride Of Jenni Wins The Bar Is Shouted This Weekend(43:03) Backing Smooth Chino In The Belmont Sprint(44:21) This Years Magic Round Roulette Spin(46:30) Dolphins v Bulldogs (51:10) Roosters v Titans(54:58) Cowboys v Titans(59:24) Dragons v Knights (1:03:14) Rabbitohs v Sharks (1:06:33) Manly v Broncos (1:10:13) Storm v Tigers (1:13:21) Raiders v Panthers(1:16:43) Generational Wealth

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to bring you today's racing news and analysis. They lead with a deep dive into yesterday's Ascot/RCA announcement and ask what might be the implications for the industry. Plus, could Peter Savill be on his way back as BHA Chair? Also today, Hugo Palmer on his massive Chester squad and the Ascot decision, Karl Burke on where next for his two 1,000 Guineas fillies, Dan Barber with the Timeform perspective, and agent Mark McStay on an International treble, spearheaded by yesterday's exciting winner Velozee. Nick and Lydia also look ahead to this week's key Classic trials and look back at Hawk Mountain and Minnie Hawk yesterday.

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to bring you today's racing news and analysis. They lead with a deep dive into yesterday's Ascot/RCA announcement and ask what might be the implications for the industry. Plus, could Peter Savill be on his way back as BHA Chair? Also today, Hugo Palmer on his massive Chester squad and the Ascot decision, Karl Burke on where next for his two 1,000 Guineas fillies, Dan Barber with the Timeform perspective, and agent Mark McStay on an International treble, spearheaded by yesterday's exciting winner Velozee. Nick and Lydia also look ahead to this week's key Classic trials and look back at Hawk Mountain and Minnie Hawk yesterday.

Nick is joined by David Yates for today's canter through the racing headlines. First, Nick takes in the breaking news that Ascot Racecourse is set to leave the Racecourse Association (RCA) after its requests of last month were not sufficiently met. CEO Felicity Barnard joins Nick to explain. In Kentucky, Nick has caught up with Derby winning owner Daisy Phipps, who describes her success with Golden Tempo as the "best day of my life." Adam Mills from TPD tells us how he did it. Also today, we hear from George Boughey in the immediate aftermath of Bow Echo's Guineas romp, plus get the immediate Timeform assessment. After a bountiful weekend on the Rowley Mile, Charlie Johnston joins the show with news and plans for some of his heroes and has an update on the return of Lazy Griff.

Nick is joined by David Yates for today's canter through the racing headlines. First, Nick takes in the breaking news that Ascot Racecourse is set to leave the Racecourse Association (RCA) after its requests of last month were not sufficiently met. CEO Felicity Barnard joins Nick to explain. In Kentucky, Nick has caught up with Derby winning owner Daisy Phipps, who describes her success with Golden Tempo as the "best day of my life." Adam Mills from TPD tells us how he did it. Also today, we hear from George Boughey in the immediate aftermath of Bow Echo's Guineas romp, plus get the immediate Timeform assessment. After a bountiful weekend on the Rowley Mile, Charlie Johnston joins the show with news and plans for some of his heroes and has an update on the return of Lazy Griff.

A massive racing news story broke on Monday morning - and this week's edition of The Front Page gives it the coverage it deserves.In announcing its resignation from the Racecourse Association, Ascot has shaken the foundations of the sport's governance structure and highlighted in the strongest possible terms the need for change.Lee Mottershead, Jonathan Harding and Maddy Playle discuss Ascot's decision and reflect on Guineas weekend at Newmarket, the Punchestown Festival and the decision of one of Paul Nicholls' leading trainers to leave the yard.

It's Day 4 of the Punchestown Festival, and the lads are back to run through a stacked card, with Lossiemouth bidding for another Grade 1, while also taking in the ITV Racing action from Ascot and Newmarket. Be sure to subscribe to the Paddy Power Racing YouTube Channel to catch Harry Cobden previewing his weekly rides, and lots more great racing content! https://www.youtube.com/@paddypowerhorseracing Claim your Money Back Token for Friday, and find more information on all of the available offers this week, right here: https://promos.paddypower.com/sport It's Punchestown Day 4 Tipping, coming to you straight "From The Horse's Mouth"... 18+ | gambleaware.org

In this episode, Welcome back to another episode of absolute chaos — where sports analysis somehow turns into rogue takes, racing pain, and conversations that probably should've stayed off mic.This week we cover live reactions to the new Ultra Blue Hawaii Monster and unpack the ANZAC Day long weekend, including a few stories that may or may not be remembered correctly.We dive into Luai and Johnston signing with the Chiefs, recap the latest Group 1 Punt Off, and once again review the ongoing horse racing best bets disaster — now reaching historic levels of incompetence.Hayden shares his Ascot horses to follow, we hold football accountability court for The Fig, and run through this week's football best bets with confidence that is almost certainly misplaced.We also chat about the new CSP Telegram launching May 9, debate who the original looksmaxxer was, discuss whether drinking wine straight from the bottle is classy or concerning, and investigate whether playing Two-up is actually profitable or just another financial trap dressed up as fun.There's also an Arsenal v Atletico SGM breakdown, discussion around the goalkeeper red card knockout incident, a full EPL Matchday 35 preview and multi, plus our NRL Round 9 preview with stats, bets, and enough questionable confidence to make bookmakers nervous.As always — plenty of sports, punting, outrageous takes, and a level of chaos that feels very unnecessary but somehow keeps happening.Stay up to date on our socials @coastalsportspod (0:00) Live Rating The New Ultra Blue Hawaii Monster (4:08) Anzac Day Long Weekend Catch Up (14:15) Luai & Johnston Sign With The Chiefs (14:57) Group 1 Punt Off Recap (18:48) Horse Racing Best Bets Disaster Continues (20:33) Hayden's Ascot Horses To Follow (21:44) Football Accountability (The Fig Hit) (23:55) Football Best Bets(25:36) New CSP Telegram Launching 9th May (30:50) Who's Was The O.G Looksmaxxer (34:19) Drinking Wine From The Bottle (35:48) Is Playing Two-up Actually Profitable (37:34) Arsenal v Atletico SGM(40:34) GoalKeeper Ko's Opposition Player After Getting Red (43:25) EPL Match Day 35 Preview (52:30) EPL Multi(53:03) Bulldogs v Cowboys (59:34) Dolphins v Storm (1:03:06) Titans v Raiders (1:06:00) Eels v Warriors (1:09:35) Roosters v Broncos (1:12:04) Knights v Rabbitohs(1:14:57) Sharks v Tigers (1:16:42) Panthers v Manly (1:18:37) Generational Wealth

Consumers are changing. What they want from their food and why is shifting fast. For manufacturers, keeping up means understanding not just the trends but the forces driving them.For food manufacturers, the pressures stacking up right now can feel contradictory. Consumers want food that's healthier, but they won't compromise on taste. They also want products to be more affordable, but their expectations for quality and provenance are rising.And all of this with a backdrop of disruptive influences such as GLP-1 drugs and geo-political tensions.In this episode of the Food Matters Live podcast, made in partnership with BENEO and Meatless, we explore how intelligent ingredient choices can help manufacturers navigate all of it at once.BENEO and Meatless will be at Food Matters Live in London on 3rd and 4th June. Visit foodmatterslive.com to register.BENEOBENEO is your global partner in catering to the latest trends and developments in the food and feed industry. They aim to contribute to better nutrition and health. And with local branches all over the world, you always have a competent expert to talk to. Consumers actively choose foods that contribute to their well-being. Even more, products that match their individual lifestyles are on trend. As the demand for convenient and easy to prepare food continues, the expectations on nutrition also continue to grow. To name just a few, these include the reduction of sugar and fat without compromising on taste and texture, increased dietary fibre intake, plus a need for healthier weight and energy management. Meet Beneo in Ascot to discover their ingredient solutions in their technical tasting and insight sessions.MeatlessMeatless produces 100% plant-based textured products which are used by the vegetarian and vegan industry as an ingredient in excellent vegetarian and vegan food such as sausages, burgers and many others. We provide a range of textured products based on natural plant-based whole foods like rice, pea, quinoa, wheat, and fava bean. Our white rice fibres are superior for applications like analog white fish or analog processed chicken. Our products are also used as a substitute for fat or meat in processed meat products to improve health and sustainability performances. Meatless is low processed and made of pure natural wholefood raw materials and contains no artificial binders, preservatives, colouring agents, or flavour enhancers. We provide viable high-quality solutions for the food industry. 

How does a trending flavour make it from a TikTok video to a supermarket shelf? And how do you tell the difference between a trend worth backing and one that will be gone in six weeks?The food industry has never had more data to work with, and never found it harder to know which signals actually matter. In this episode of the Food Matters Live podcast, recorded at our Ascot event, our panel of trends experts debate how to read the signals and act on them. They explore third culture cuisine, what really happened to the plant-based meat boom, and how animal protein is quietly reinventing itself through better welfare standards, artisanal cuts and the culinary rediscovery of dark meat.

Recorded Saturday, April 18, Year-Round Carnival's Vince Accardi and Racetrack Ralphy update their preview of all of the races at Randwick along with the Quokka in Ascot

Dean Evans returns to SEN Giddy Up with Gareth Hall to offer his insights and previews for major races at Randwick & Ascot, including the G1 $1.5M All Aged Stakes, G1 1M Champagne Stakes, and Feature $5M The Quakka at Ascot It certainly pays to listen, with Dean having tipped all of the below winners and more in recent weeks: ✅ Lindermann ($12) ✅ Transatlantic ($12) ✅ Apocalyptic ($5.80) ✅ Too Darn Discreet ($5.80) ✅ On Display ($5.50) ✅ West Of Swindon ($4.80) ✅ Green Spaces ($4.40) ✅ Campione Ditalia ($4.20) ✅ Vauban ($4.20) ✅ Warwoven ($3.10) ✅ Sepals ($3.90) ✅ Apocalyptic ($3) ✅ Oh Too Good ($2.80) ✅ Autumn Boy ($2.45) ✅ Pembrey ($2.20)

Harry's memoir Spare voted Britain's top bathroom book (Cushelle survey). Meghan chicken video backlash: "Cluck off Meghan." Rebecca Reid: UK not right for Sussexes, "natural Californian." Page Six: Montecito neighbors avoiding them. Harry discouraged about Charles relationship. Tom Bower: Harry could return alone, Meghan "can't be satisfied." Court bombshell: Harry "Mr Mischief" Facebook messages revealed. Called journalist Charlotte Griffiths "sugar," "movie snuggles," signed "xxx," contradicts testimony he cut contact after learning she was journalist.Harry DC speech: privacy violations "from birth." Deep Crown: "distance between 'from birth' and 'mwah xxx.'" Hugo Vickers book: Queen wouldn't take Harry's calls without witness present, lady-in-waiting stayed for "protection." Queen asked Harry: "opted out, and for what? To be a carer for Archie?" Charles US visit confirmed late April despite Trump Iran rhetoric. White House dinner, Congress address, 250th anniversary celebrations. BBC notes questions about Harry reunion,Charles hasn't seen Archie/Lilibet in four years. Rob Shuter: Trump talk of inviting Harry/Meghan as "peace moment" — "dream lineup." Deep Crown: Charles and William's response would both amount to "no." William clashing with Camilla over Charles's workload during cancer treatment. William "almost at war with her," sees her as "main barrier" to getting Charles to rest.William selling Duchy farms, tenant criticism: "old Prince of Wales was better." William bans Andrew from Kate/kids contact: "that door is completely closed." Kate feels "knifed in the back" by Charles re: Harry/Meghan stance. Andrew: "no trace" at Royal Lodge, caravan delivery, dog walking angers Charles. Beatrice/Eugenie possibly banned from Ascot. Sarah Ferguson stripped of Freedom of City of York, influencer reinvention plans. SNL sketch: Andrew scandal as MI5 plot to make Charles look good. Anna Whitelock: "Scrap the 'royal family' — a monarch and heir is enough."Get episodes of Palace Intrigue by becommming a paid subscriber on Apple Podcasts. Click the button that says uninterrupted listening.  Just $5 a month, and that includes many ofther shows on the Caloroga Shark network.A new season of King William is available now.Our royal newsletter written by Deep Crown is available for free.Royal Books:Revenge: Meghan, Harry, and the War Between the Windsors by Tom BowerWilliam and Catherine: The Monarchy's New Era: The Inside StoryThe Royal Insider: My Life with the Queen, the King and Princess Diana

Royal biographer Tom Bower says Prince Harry could, in theory, find a way back into the royal fold — but only if he came back without Meghan Markle. Speaking on The Royalist Podcast, Bower argued that any serious reconciliation remains impossible as long as the couple stay together, and claimed the monarchy still has no clear way to “neutralize the danger” posed by the Sussexes.We also look at new reporting about an alleged tense moment between Harry and Meghan during their Jordan trip, continued criticism of their Netflix polo drama, and the growing sense that the couple still cannot escape the royal identity they were meant to leave behind.Plus: Buckingham Palace announces this summer's garden parties, reports swirl over whether Beatrice and Eugenie will be kept away from Ascot, and a string of revoked honors prompts fresh questions about whether the system still means what it used to.Get episodes of Palace Intrigue by becommming a paid subscriber on Apple Podcasts. Click the button that says uninterrupted listening.  Just $5 a month, and that includes many ofther shows on the Caloroga Shark network.A new season of King William is available now.Our royal newsletter written by Deep Crown is available for free.Royal Books:Revenge: Meghan, Harry, and the War Between the Windsors by Tom BowerWilliam and Catherine: The Monarchy's New Era: The Inside StoryThe Royal Insider: My Life with the Queen, the King and Princess Diana

Hazel Baker hosts journalist and author Rachel Hartigan on the London History Podcast to explore Amelia Earhart's lesser-known relationship with London in 1928 and 1932, from Toynbee Hall's settlement-house ideals to Selfridges displaying her plane and outfitting her after transatlantic flights with no spare clothes. Hartigan recounts how Earhart, then a Boston social worker, was recruited to join the 1928 Friendship crossing backed by Amy Phipps Guest, landing in Wales before reaching Southampton, and how London's receptions—Ascot, Wimbledon, and events with figures like Winston Churchill and Lady Astor—revealed the scale of her sudden celebrity. The episode discusses media portrayals, her evolving public persona, sources including Earhart's own dispatches and archives, and what her London visits show about gender, modern fame, and optimism around aviation.

Toby Anstis is one of the UK's best-loved radio and TV presenters, with a showbiz career spanning over 30 years. He began as the last ever presenter in the legendary CBBC "broom cupboard" on BBC1, before going on to host The Ozone, the Smash Hits Poll Winners Party at Wembley Arena, Children in Need, Grandstand, and the National Lottery Live. Since joining Heart Radio in 2001, Toby has built an extraordinary following — his show is now the number one most listened-to commercial radio show in the UK, with 4.1 million listeners. In 2019 he launched Heart Dance, where he hosts the breakfast show every morning and Club Classics every Friday night. Beyond radio, Toby has appeared on Loose Women, This Morning, I'm A Celebrity, and Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway, trod the boards in the West End production of Grease, and is a regular face in magazines including OK!. He also DJs extensively across the UK and Ibiza, headlining at the Epsom Derby, Ascot, Sandown, and festivals and club nights nationwide.Toby Anstis is our guests in episode 572 of My Time Capsule and he chats to Michael Fenton Stevens about the five things he'd like to put in a time capsule; four he'd like to preserve and one he'd like to bury and never have to think about again .Follow Toby Anstis on Instagram: @tobyanstis .Follow My Time Capsule on Instagram: @mytimecapsulepodcast & Twitter/X & Facebook: @MyTCpod .Follow Michael Fenton Stevens on Twitter/X: @fentonstevens & Instagram @mikefentonstevens .Produced and edited by John Fenton-Stevens for Cast Off Productions .Music by Pass The Peas Music .Artwork by matthewboxall.com .This podcast is proud to be associated with the charity Viva! Providing theatrical opportunities for hundreds of young people .To support this podcast, get all episodes ad-free and a bonus episode every Wednesday of "My Time Capsule The Debrief', please sign up here - https://mytimecapsule.supercast.com. All money goes straight into the making of the podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fibre is arguably one of the most important and most neglected nutrients in the Western diet.Sixty per cent of people are not hitting their daily requirements and, unlike protein, it has an image problem that public health campaigns have largely failed to fix.In this episode of the Food Matters Live podcast, recorded at our Ascot event, three experts examine the fibre gap from three very different angles: the supply chain, the behavioural science, and the cutting-edge physiology.We hear the case for "stealth health" and invisible integration as the only realistic route to getting more fibre into consumer diets right now, and how a landmark Danish intervention doubled national fibre intake.

Nick is joined by Mirror man David Yates for a canter through today's headlines. There is no surprise at the departure of Lord Allen as BHA Chair, but Ascot and the large independents have lit the tinder box with their statement this morning demanding reform of the RCA. Ascot's CEO Felicity Barnard has more, plus a response from BHA acting CEO Brant Dunshea. Also today, Barry Connell on Marine National missing Cheltenham, Dan Barber on the juvenile hurdle pecking order, and Jango Baie's breeder Marin Belloir is our Weatherbys guest.

Nick is joined by Mirror man David Yates for a canter through today's headlines. There is no surprise at the departure of Lord Allen as BHA Chair, but Ascot and the large independents have lit the tinder box with their statement this morning demanding reform of the RCA. Ascot's CEO Felicity Barnard has more, plus a response from BHA acting CEO Brant Dunshea. Also today, Barry Connell on Marine National missing Cheltenham, Dan Barber on the juvenile hurdle pecking order, and Jango Baie's breeder Marin Belloir is our Weatherbys guest.

Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are reportedly out of this year's Royal Ascot carriage procession in what insiders describe as a devastating public blow. Sources say Beatrice feels “completely blindsided” as the sisters once again face fallout from Prince Andrew's ongoing scandal. Meanwhile, pressure is mounting to remove Andrew from the line of succession, with Prince William said to favor decisive action and public opinion overwhelmingly in support. We break down the Ascot decision, the widening succession debate, the late-night mockery, and what it all signals about the monarchy's tightening inner circle.Get episodes of Palace Intrigue by becommming a paid subscriber on Apple Podcasts. Click the button that says uninterrupted listening.  Just $5 a month, and that includes many ofther shows on the Caloroga Shark network.Royal Books:William and Catherine: The Monarchy's New Era: The Inside StoryThe Royal Insider: My Life with the Queen, the King and Princess Diana

Die Themen: Sperrung am Hamburger Hauptbahnhof; Merz äußert „Erleichterung“ über absehbares Ende des Mullah-Regimes im Iran; Trump ist beeindruckt von Merz' Einwanderungspolitik; Sarah Engels vertritt Deutschland beim ESC; Harry Styles trägt Ballerinas; Töchter von Ex-Prinz Andrew werden von Ascot verbannt und Bayern gewinnt gegen Dortmund im Topspiel Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/ApokalypseundFilterkaffee Du möchtest Werbung in diesem Podcast schalten? Dann erfahre hier mehr über die Werbemöglichkeiten bei Seven.One Audio: https://www.seven.one/portfolio/sevenone-audio

In the first of our special Festival countdown interviews, Emmet Kennedy sits down with legendary Seven Barrows trainer Nicky Henderson for a wide-ranging and revealing conversation about his leading contenders for March.

Racing in Ireland on Saturday is at Gowran Park (14th February 2026). Cross-channel, there are meetings in Wincanton, Lingfield, Haydock, Ascot and Newcastle. With his 'Saturday Six,' here's Galway Bay FM's George McDonagh.

The Final Furlong Podcast Weekend Betting Guide is back, and this is a stacked Saturday across Ascot, Haydock and Wincanton. Emmet Kennedy is joined by Andy Newton, George Gorman and Peter Michael to preview every major ITV race, with strong opinions, big-priced handicaps and Grade 1 headliners.

Sam Hart, Tom Park, Harry Wilson and Unibet's Ed Nicholson break down all the action from Ascot, Haydock and Wincanton in a packed racing review.The panel dive into the ITV action, providing their best horse racing tips for the weekend. What's next for Jonbon? Where should he run after Saturday? The team answer that all important question.

New Epstein emails expose Andrew inviting him to "BP" for "dinner and lots of privacy"—introducing 26-year-old Russian women, Christmas Day family photo exchanges. Sarah's "shagging weekend" email about 19-year-old Eugenie leaves daughters "aghast." Photo surfaces of Andrew on all fours over woman lying on floor. Deep Crown on "institutional rot"—Epstein/Maxwell photographed at Sandringham, Ascot, Balmoral, attending Beatrice's 18th birthday: "Someone always knew. Machinery of monarchy protected Andrew's access to his proclivities." Second woman alleges Epstein sent her to Andrew at Royal Lodge, given Buckingham Palace tour. Andrew moved out "under cover of darkness" after Charles said "enough was enough"—rushed departure to "poky" Marsh Farm with mole problems, no live-in staff space.Sarah faces "housing crisis," must "lower expectations." Sarah's Trust charity closes. Prince Edward first royal to address files: "Always remember the victims." JD Vance "open" to Andrew testifying. Charles heckled: "Have you pressurised the police?" Jon Stewart: "Stripped of title prince. Ooh, such a penalty." Meghan's $62 chocolate sells out despite mockery. Netflix "two storage rooms packed" with As Ever—employees taking ten products home free. Harry/Liz Hurley planning double dates with Meghan/Billy Ray Cyrus. Kate reveals new 8-month-old puppy. Deep Crown's verdict: "Andrew is Charles's burden to bear, not William's."Palace Intrigue is your daily royal family podcast, diving deep into the modern-day drama, power struggles, and scandals shaping the future of the monarchy."Crown and Controversy: Norway" is covering the trial of Marius Borg Høiby as the Norwegian Royal Family is faced with multiple scandals of their own.Check out "Palace Intrigue Presents: King WIlliam" here.

There are more billionaires than ever. Rockstars. Oil tycoons. Internet entrepreneurs. And all of them - all of them - employ private staff. The age of Jeeves and Wooster may be over, but the demand for a dependable butler remains. Lawrence McKenna has been serving the super-rich for three decades, including stints in private suites in London's poshest hotels and the Royal Enclosure at Ascot. In this interview with Olly, he reveals how to remain invisible yet available; poised to deliver whatever a ‘principal' desires, from obscure coffee beans to a mid-coital cuppa. He explains how to carry a plate, when to say ‘yes' and when to simply say ‘it can be done', and how to prepare *just chilled* mineral water to the taste of a Saudi trillionaire... This episode first aired in 2017 - we're playing it again to compliament Alok Sama's interview this month: The Banker, The Billionaire, and the Big Lie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a bout of rough sea, and putting his sailing skills to the test, Philip Carney approaches the south seas island, looking like a backdrop to an exotic paradise. Philip…

A day of drama at Ascot, spiky words from a top Irish jumps figure and the latest chapter in the Constitution Hill saga are all covered in this week's edition of The Front Page.Jonbon had a day to remember in the Clarence House Chase but he triumphed under James Bowen, not Harry Cobden, after JP McManus's next retained rider was injured in an earlier race. Lee Mottershead, Chris Cook and Jonathan Harding look at what the win means for Jonbon and debate some dismissive comments from Marine Nationale's owner-trainer Barry Connell. They also ask what the future holds for Cobden and Mark Walsh, who has been McManus's principal rider in Ireland.As well as reflecting on the other weekend action, which included a devastating victory by Old Park Star, we examine a run of odds-on defeats for Willie Mullins-trained horses, a new Flat target for Constitution Hill and the ongoing stand-off between BHA chair Lord Allen and Britain's racecourses.

Steve Jones and Andrew Blair White join host Tom Stanley to preview the Clarence House and the rest of the live ITV Saturday action. Subscribe for free to our YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/3TpGzk1 Twitter: https://bit.ly/3Trz7Fb Facebook: https://bit.ly/3cqQlC4 Instagram: https://bit.ly/3Aq7qE0 Search Matchbook Insights for our latest written previews. 18+ | BeGambleAware

Rob McLeod, the CEO of Ascot Resources, discusses the company's revitalization efforts at the Premier Gold Mine in British Columbia. After facing significant challenges and near bankruptcy, Ascot has undergone a restructuring process, with support from key partners like Fiore Group and major shareholders. Rob shares insights into the historical significance of the Premier Mine, his personal connection to the area, and the strategic steps being taken to ensure the project's success moving forward.

It's the second Final Furlong weekend preview of 2026, and the team are swinging big.Emmet Kennedy, Andy Newton, George Gorman and Peter Michael take apart Saturday's feature races on ITV Racing from Ascot and Haydock, with value plays, and bold NAPs

Hask and Tins reunite with their old pals James and Oliver Phelps, better known as the legendary Weasley twins from Harry Potter. In the muggle world, the twins are die-hard Gloucester fans and have many tales of mischief to share from the Shed, the Hong-Kong Sevens and The Women's World Cup. Oliver even coaches his daughter's team at Spartans. The lads get sorted into Hogwarts Houses, recast the Harry Potter films with rugby players and learn about the twins hosting Wizards of Baking on Prime. Grab a butter beer, a mince pie and ready yourselves for the ultimate Rugby vs Potter quiz to round up the year.  Give to The Matt Hampson Foundation for Oliver's New York Marathon run: https://www.justgiving.com/page/oliver-phelps-2 All episodes of Wizards Of Baking are now on Amazon Prime. Spartans Rugby Club, if you want to give your youngsters a try, check it out here: https://www.spartansrufc.co.uk/

Nick is joined by Mirror man David Yates for the Monday edition of the popular daily horseracing podcast. Nicky Henderson is first up today with news on the future of Constitution Hill and options for Sir Gino. Also today, Francis Graffard and Mikael Barzalona reflect with Liz Price on Calandagan's epic Japan Cup triumph. Plus, Nick Smith on Ascot's prize money boost for 2026, and Nick takes a tour of Darley's Open House with Sam Bullard and William Buick. Nick and Dave also have news on Joe Leavy, Jennie Candlish and more.