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Nick is joined by Mirror Newsboy David Yates to discuss the latest from around the racing world. After unpacking the Scottish National/Trainers' Championship, they launch into the Flat, with trainer Francis Graffard joining the show to discuss star filly Zarigana's comeback win, plus news on Calandagan, Goliath, Map of Stars and more. Also today, Brian Meehan plots his next steps with Greenham runner-up Rashabar, while Ed Crisford looks ahead to the Nell Gwyn Stakes with Arabian Dusk and delights in the Grade 1 victory of Choisya at Keeneland. Newbury CEO Shaun Hinds explains how the Berkshire racecourse has performed a stunning turnaround in attendance figures, plus - in Australia - Bjorn Baker reflects on the biggest week of his career, which culminated in the Sydney Cup victory of Arapaho. With the Tattersalls Craven Breeze Up sales this week, the doyen of the 2yo sales Con Marnane joins the show.

Nick is joined by Mirror Newsboy David Yates to discuss the latest from around the racing world. After unpacking the Scottish National/Trainers' Championship, they launch into the Flat, with trainer Francis Graffard joining the show to discuss star filly Zarigana's comeback win, plus news on Calandagan, Goliath, Map of Stars and more. Also today, Brian Meehan plots his next steps with Greenham runner-up Rashabar, while Ed Crisford looks ahead to the Nell Gwyn Stakes with Arabian Dusk and delights in the Grade 1 victory of Choisya at Keeneland. Newbury CEO Shaun Hinds explains how the Berkshire racecourse has performed a stunning turnaround in attendance figures, plus - in Australia - Bjorn Baker reflects on the biggest week of his career, which culminated in the Sydney Cup victory of Arapaho. With the Tattersalls Craven Breeze Up sales this week, the doyen of the 2yo sales Con Marnane joins the show.

This week, Charlotte Greenway recaps on the interview with connections of runners in the July Cup which include the the two three-year-olds at the head of the market Inisherin and Vandeek with Kevin Ryan and Ed Crisford both confident of big performances. Possibly Karl Burke's best sprinter misses the race but he does have Royal Ascot 2nd Swingalong in there and Karl thinks she could be too big a price. Finally, Eamon O'Connor explains the decision to supplement filly Tamfana for the Group 1 Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp tomorrow and shares what sort of result they're hoping for.

Nick is joined by David Yates from the Daily Mirror to discuss the latest from around the racing and bloodstock world. They begin by discussing the victory of City of Troy in the Coral Eclipse, another performance which divided opinion sharply. Also on today's show, Ed Crisford has a positive bulletin on July Cup fancy Vandeek, while trainer Oliver Cole has news of an injury to stable star Royal Scotsman. Adrien Cugnasse wraps up the Prix Jean Prat and the significance of a 1-2 for trainer Jean Claude Rouget while Tattersalls' Jason Singh previews the July Sale and Tom Scudamore is a proud father as daughter Margot becomes the fifth generation of her family to ride a winner.

This week's Saturday Edition with Charlotte Greenway looks ahead to the Oaks and Derby Trials at Lingfield with insight on both favourites from their respective owners, Anthony Oppenheimer and Harry Herbert as well as Ed Crisford who trains lively outsider Meydaan in the Derby trial. Then onto the Classic action in France on Sunday where Adrien Cugnasse previews the home team before we hear again from Harry Herbert (Chic Colombine), followed by Willie McCreery (Vespertilio) & Roger Teal (Dancing Gemini).

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the latest from around the racing world. On today's show, Nick talks to Harry Herbert about Defiance and Chic Columbine in the Lingfield Trial and French Guineas respectively, while Ed Crisford has a fair shout for an outsider in the former, and Willie McCreery gives a bulletin on Vespertilio in the Pouliches. We get the rundown on the home challenge in France from Adrien Cugnasse, while Ben Linfoot examines the Derby picture in Something for the Weekend. Plus, Goodwood Clerk Ed Arkell clarifies the precise responsibilities as regards preparation of ground as stipulated by the BHA, and Australian trainer Peter Moody eyes up Royal Ascot with his smart mate Chain of Lightning.

Nick is joined by Daily Mirror journalist David Yates to discuss the latest from around the racing world. Today, Ian Renton joins the show to suggest what might be the likely areas for surgery at the Cheltenham Festival, while Dave also gives his thoughts on the way in which the Grand National debate has ebbed and flowed through the media this week. With Willie Mullins closing in on a GB championship, Pat Gallagher, owner of his Scottish National fancy MacDermott, drops in for a chat. Ralph Beckett looks ahead to the Greenham and far beyond, while Ed Crisford anticipated more success at GOFFS breeze-ups following the triumph of Carla's Way last year. Dave Ord has something for the weekend from Sportinglife.com.

As Jack Frost plays havoc with our National Hunt fare the all-weather action comes to the rescue with Wolves and Lingfield taking centre stage on Friday and Saturday. TC is dreaming of success on Saturday with a nice nap while both Daryl and Dan will be having a grand day should a certain Simon and Ed Crisford filly win the ‘Winter Oaks Fillies' handicap. For all the latest tips & insight on Racing head to betting.betfair.com/racing 18+ Please Gamble Responsibly. Visit www.begambleaware.org Subscribe to our NEW YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/BetfairSports

Tom in for Nick and joined by Jonathan Harding of the Racing post. We start with the news that there will be an inspection tomorrow morning ahead of Sandown's Tingle Creek day with the weather forecast not looking very kind. We hear from James Bowen who rides Shishkin for his first start of the season after he refused to race at ascot last time. Also in the race is Love Envoi owned by the Noel Fehily racing syndicate and Noel joins us to talk about three runners for the team at Sandown over the next two days. We hear from Lucy Wadham whose appeal was successful yesterday and she states her satisfaction at the appeal process, then we head to Hong Kong to hear from Ed Crisford who runs West Wind Blows in the Hong Kong Vase. Finally, Charlotte has news from the bloodstock world as Francois Buzon explains how he came about Ace Impact's half sister for just 10,000 Euros and is now preparing to say goodbye to her as she's set to go through the ring at Arqana on Saturday.

Simon and Ed Crisford are yet to lock in a rider for West Wind Blows in the Hong Kong Vase (2400M). Simon Crisford says they have been working hard in an attempt to improve his tardiness out of the barriers.

Nick is joined by Daily Mirror journalist to discuss the latest news from around the racing world today. They lead with the latest developments in the Milton Harris mystery, with quotes from Harris and the BHA, while they also touch on the Harry Bentley case in Hong Kong, Frankie heading into the jungle and Luca Morgan's premature retirement, on which topic Ben Pauling joins the show. Also today, with a view to the weekend action, Gordon Elliott talks of his hopes for Gerri Colombe and Conflated in Down Royal's big race, while Exeter and Wincanton supremo Daniel Cooper looks ahead to a big weekend in the South West. Ralph Beckett talks about the sales of Lezoo and Prosperous Voyage in the upcoming Sceptre sessions at Tattersalls, while GBR boss Rod Street debriefs Nick on National Racehorse Week and Will Woodhams urges more signatures for racing's affordability petition. In Melbourne, Ed Crisford anticipates a big run from West Wind Blows in tomorrows Champion Stakes.

Nick is joined by Daily Mirror journalist to discuss the latest news from around the racing world today. They lead with the latest developments in the Milton Harris mystery, with quotes from Harris and the BHA, while they also touch on the Harry Bentley case in Hong Kong, Frankie heading into the jungle and Luca Morgan's premature retirement, on which topic Ben Pauling joins the show. Also today, with a view to the weekend action, Gordon Elliott talks of his hopes for Gerri Colombe and Conflated in Down Royal's big race, while Exeter and Wincanton supremo Daniel Cooper looks ahead to a big weekend in the South West. Ralph Beckett talks about the sales of Lezoo and Prosperous Voyage in the upcoming Sceptre sessions at Tattersalls, while GBR boss Rod Street debriefs Nick on National Racehorse Week and Will Woodhams urges more signatures for racing's affordability petition. In Melbourne, Ed Crisford anticipates a big run from West Wind Blows in tomorrows Champion Stakes.

This week's Saturday Edition with Charlotte Greenway starts in Australia with UK based trainer Ed Crisford ahead of West Wind Blows's run in the Group 1 Champion Stakes. Next attention turns to jump racing in Ireland as Down Royal hosts the Grade 1 Champion Chase as we hear from Gordon Elliott on Gerri Colombe and Conflated and Richard Thompson on Envoi Allen. Also get the latest on some of the most exciting prospects this national hunt season with the latest on Marine National, Iroko and Burdett Road.

Episode 167 of the Luck On Sunday Podcast. Nick was joined in the studio by regular Dave Yates, trainer Ralph Beckett, TIEA Employee of the Year Sarah Guest, plus former trainer, turn author Gavin Pritchard-Gordon. A Packed show with plenty of flat season reflections, plus a look ahead to the Breeders' Cup with Ed Crisford. The final section of the pod is a great chat with Gavin Pritchard-Gordon about his upcoming Memoirs.

Ed Crisford joined RSN on Tuesday morning.

Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to canter through the racing headlines in the aftermath of an extraordinary champions' day at Ascot. They lead with the Dettori story, analyse each of the races, ask questions about the ground at Ascot, consider the increased crowd figure and more. Joining the show today are Alex Elliott, the agent who bought the giant King of Steel, David Menuisier, who struck in the Group One in France yesterday, and Ed Crisford, whose West Wind Blows was just touched off by a former stablemate in the Caulfield Cup. Also today, Tattersalls Jimmy George comments on a number of positive updates for the December Sceptre sessions.

Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to canter through the racing headlines in the aftermath of an extraordinary champions' day at Ascot. They lead with the Dettori story, analyse each of the races, ask questions about the ground at Ascot, consider the increased crowd figure and more. Joining the show today are Alex Elliott, the agent who bought the giant King of Steel, David Menuisier, who struck in the Group One in France yesterday, and Ed Crisford, whose West Wind Blows was just touched off by a former stablemate in the Caulfield Cup. Also today, Tattersalls Jimmy George comments on a number of positive updates for the December Sceptre sessions.

Ed Crisford joined Racing Pulse on Friday morning to discuss his Caulfield Cup contender.

West Wind Blows meets Gold Trip better off at the weights in tomorrow's return clash in the Caulfield Cup. Ed Crisford says the horses fortitude is something to be admired.

Without A Fight was previously prepared by Simon and Ed Crisford. This year the stable are represented by West Wind Blows in the Turnbull. Ed Crisford was asked to compare the two ?

Today, Charlotte Greenway is in for Nick and joined by Racing TV's Lydia Hislop to look back on the action from the weekend, starting with Ace Impact's sparkling display in yesterday's Arc. After three stakes winners over the weekend, including Group 1 Middle Park winner Vandeek, Ed Crisford is along to reflect on their performances and Harry Charlton discusses the news that he will be the sole license holder next season as his father Roger is stepping down.Finally, trainer Amy Murphy conveys her disappointment at how the late abandonment of yesterday's fixture at Ffos Las was dealt with.

Paul Holley is the travelling foreman for Simon and Ed Crisford. He joined Racing Pulse on Thursday, ahead of West Wind Blows running in the Turnbull Stakes.

Today, Charlotte Greenway is in for Nick and joined by Racing TV's Lydia Hislop to look back on the action from the weekend, starting with Ace Impact's sparkling display in yesterday's Arc. After three stakes winners over the weekend, including Group 1 Middle Park winner Vandeek, Ed Crisford is along to reflect on their performances and Harry Charlton discusses the news that he will be the sole license holder next season as his father Roger is stepping down. Finally, trainer Amy Murphy conveys her disappointment at how the late abandonment of yesterday's fixture at Ffos Las was dealt with.

Last year Simon and Ed Crisford turned up with 'Without A Fight' to contest the Melbourne Cup. This year they will bring 'West Wind Blows'. Ed Crisford says Jamie Spencer will ride at Flemington next weekend.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcasterJane Mangan to discuss the latest news from around the racing world today. They begin with the long awaited case of Luke Comer, who yesterday received a three year ban after a dozen of his horses tested positive for anabolic steroids. Joining the show is Rossdales' partner Piet Ramzan, who explains the science behind the use of anabolics for performance enhancement, while Nick and Jane pick through the finer points of the case. Also on today's show, Ed Crisford discusses the chances of live outsider Chesspiece in the Leger, trainer Jim Goldie outlines why his Portland contender Call Me Ginger has toughness to match his talent, while Oliver Cole reflects on Sumo Sam's win in the Park Hill and brings news on Royal Scotsman. RCA boss David Armstrong answers Nick's questions on when the new fixture list is likely to emerge while addressing the Fakenham New Year switch.

All things Betfred St Leger, will we have a royal winner? Or could Dettori land one more British Classic? Charlotte Greenway recaps on interview from this week with connection of runners in tomorrow's big race at Doncaster including, William Haggas, John Gosden, Barry Mahon, Kieran Shoemark, David Redvers & Ed Crisford. Plus, a line from George Boughey on the return of last year's 1000 Guineas heroine Cachet in a Group 3 at Doncaster on Sunday.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcasterJane Mangan to discuss the latest news from around the racing world today. They begin with the long awaited case of Luke Comer, who yesterday received a three year ban after a dozen of his horses tested positive for anabolic steroids. Joining the show is Rossdales' partner Piet Ramzan, who explains the science behind the use of anabolics for performance enhancement, while Nick and Jane pick through the finer points of the case. Also on today's show, Ed Crisford discusses the chances of live outsider Chesspiece in the Leger, trainer Jim Goldie outlines why his Portland contender Call Me Ginger has toughness to match his talent, while Oliver Cole reflects on Sumo Sam's win in the Park Hill and brings news on Royal Scotsman. RCA boss David Armstrong answers Nick's questions on when the new fixture list is likely to emerge while addressing the Fakenham New Year switch.

In this week's Saturday Edition, Charlotte Greenway looks ahead to the start of the flat season in the UK at Doncaster tomorrow. The feature race on Saturday is the Pertemps Network Lincoln Heritage Handicap and trainers Ralph Beckett, Ed Crisford, George Boughey and Karl Burke are along to discuss their runners in the race, as well as their other runners on the card.

Charlotte Greenway in for Nick, as she catches up with Japanese racing expert Naohiro Goda who reflects on another wonderful Dubai World Cup night for Japan, with 3 winners and nominates their likely target going forward. Ed Crisford also discusses the run of Algiers, who finished second in the World Cup behind Ushba Tesoro.Lee Mottershead gives his thoughts on the European runners including Lord North, who gave Frankie Dettori his first Group 1 on his Farewell Tour.Lee provides an update on the latest issues associated with affordability checks as well as uncertainty around the start time of this year's Derby. At the end of the show Martyn Chapman, syndicate manager for Crest Racing, shares his hopes for the GOFFS Bumper winner Crest of Glory, who was extremely impressive at Newbury on Saturday.

Charlotte Greenway in for Nick, as she catches up with Japanese racing expert Naohiro Goda who reflects on another wonderful Dubai World Cup night for Japan, with 3 winners and nominates their likely target going forward. Ed Crisford also discusses the run of Algiers, who finished second in the World Cup behind Ushba Tesoro. Lee Mottershead gives his thoughts on the European runners including Lord North, who gave Frankie Dettori his first Group 1 on his Farewell Tour. Lee provides an update on the latest issues associated with affordability checks as well as uncertainty around the start time of this year's Derby. At the end of the show Martyn Chapman, syndicate manager for Crest Racing, shares his hopes for the GOFFS Bumper winner Crest of Glory, who was extremely impressive at Newbury on Saturday.

Nick is joined by Mirror writer David Yates to discuss the latest news from around the racing and bloodstock world. This morning, Eddie Ahern, the most high profile jockey ever to be banned in a corruption case, talks exclusively to Nick about his desire to return to the saddle aged 45 when his ban ends in May, and about his long and painful recovery from a broken leg 11 months ago. he offers fascinating perspective on how his life has changed in the intervening period. Also today, Nick and Dave tidy up the loose ends from the Festival: Lucinda Russell gives a positive bulletin on Aintree bound Ahoy Senor, while Peter Molony outlines the next few weeks for Honeysuckle as she starts her new life as a broodmare. Meanwhile, trainer Ed Crisford joins form Dubai ahead of Algiers's bid to win the World Cup this weekend, and Dave has news of Tom Marquand's impending return and more.

Nick is joined by Mirror writer David Yates to discuss the latest news from around the racing and bloodstock world. This morning, Eddie Ahern, the most high profile jockey ever to be banned in a corruption case, talks exclusively to Nick about his desire to return to the saddle aged 45 when his ban ends in May, and about his long and painful recovery from a broken leg 11 months ago. he offers fascinating perspective on how his life has changed in the intervening period. Also today, Nick and Dave tidy up the loose ends from the Festival: Lucinda Russell gives a positive bulletin on Aintree bound Ahoy Senor, while Peter Molony outlines the next few weeks for Honeysuckle as she starts her new life as a broodmare. Meanwhile, trainer Ed Crisford joins form Dubai ahead of Algiers's bid to win the World Cup this weekend, and Dave has news of Tom Marquand's impending return and more.

With winter behind us (just about!), it's almost time for the Turf season – and that means Scott and Fellowes are back for a fifth series of Off The Bridle. In the first episode of 2023 we welcome to the podcast a star of 2022; jockey Dan Muscutt reflects on his breakout year in which he rode 127 winners, including a first-ever Group 1 triumph. There's also a second big-name guest with Ed Crisford on the line from Dubai, talking about leading World Cup contender Algiers. As well as chatting to Dan and Ed, George and Charlie are back with all the banter that reflects their professional rivalry and friendship. Listen and enjoy…!

Nick is joined by writer and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. They lead with running plans: Tony Bloom's manager Sean Graham confirms that Energumene will face off against Edwardstone in Ascot's Clarence House Chase, while Dan Skelton joins the show to point Protektorat to the Cotswold Chase in preference to Lingfield. He also updates us on Midnight River, Nube Negra and Ballygriffin Cottage. Trainer Nick Kent looks ahead to Crosspark's run in the Veterans' Final at Sandown tomorrow, while Nick and Lydia peruse the Grade One action either side of the Irish Sea. Ed Crisford examines the chances of his favourite Algiers in Rd 1 of the Maktoum Challenge in Dubai, while Kate Hunter looks at the likely international impact of Japanese horses in 2023. Lydia puts a button on this week's news regarding the whip rule revisions.

Nick is joined by writer and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. They lead with running plans: Tony Bloom's manager Sean Graham confirms that Energumene will face off against Edwardstone in Ascot's Clarence House Chase, while Dan Skelton joins the show to point Protektorat to the Cotswold Chase in preference to Lingfield. He also updates us on Midnight River, Nube Negra and Ballygriffin Cottage. Trainer Nick Kent looks ahead to Crosspark's run in the Veterans' Final at Sandown tomorrow, while Nick and Lydia peruse the Grade One action either side of the Irish Sea. Ed Crisford examines the chances of his favourite Algiers in Rd 1 of the Maktoum Challenge in Dubai, while Kate Hunter looks at the likely international impact of Japanese horses in 2023. Lydia puts a button on this week's news regarding the whip rule revisions.

Trainers Dave Eustace, James Ferguson & Ed Crisford along with esteemed UK-based broadcaster Nick Luck joined Gareth Hall Live in studio to preview tomorrow's Melbourne Cup.

A very special edition of Giddy Up on Cup Eve - beginning with a special Melbourne Cup Stable Mail. Gareth was then joined by Herald Sun journalist and author Andrew Rule to discuss the magic of the Cup, before a runner-by-runner preview w/ form analysts Jack Dickens, Dean Watling and Mick Gannon, as well as SENTrack's own Miles Pfitzner. The last hour saw Gareth joined in studio by four very special guests, trainers Dave Eustace, James Ferguson and Ed Crisford who all have key hopes in tomorrow's Cup, as well as esteemed British broadcaster Nick Luck.

Simon and Ed Crisford have Without A Fight in tomorrow's Melbourne Cup. Simon joins the Breakfast Club to discuss the chances of the import in the big race Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nick - recording from Melbourne ahead of the Melbourne Cup - is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and developments from around the racing world. In Australia, at the Carbine Club annual Derby eve lunch, Nick talks to best friends and ex flatmates James Ferguson and Ed Crisford about their Cup hopefuls who currently sit 1-2 in the betting for the race that stops a nation. He also catches up with breeder Adam Sangster, from one of the most famous racing dynasties of all, on why he emigrated and why the country is such an innovative force in global bloodstock. Royal Ascot winning breeder Sean Hawkins tells Nick about the thrill of homebred High Emoceon getting a run in the big race. Closer to home, Jamie Moore looks ahead to Goshen's chasing debut at Ascot on Saturday, while Jane examines the Weatherbys Return of Mares, gives her view on the Charlie Hall Chase and has news of ins and outs at next weekend's Breeders Cup.

During the latest episode of the Saturday Edition, Charlotte Greenway looks ahead to the Charlie Hall Chase at Wetherby with comments from leading hope Ahoy Senor's trainer Lucinda Russell along with Joe Tizzard who trains last season's Denman Chase winner, Eldorado Allen. Sticking in the UK, ahead of Ascot's first meeting of the National Hunt season jockey Jamie Moore discusses his mounts including the talented Goshen, who tries his hand at the larger obstacles for the first time. Then trainer Sam Thomas, comments on both his runners Before Midnight and Our Power. Next we head down under and to Melbourne to get the thought of Graeme Rogerson whose Sharp 'N' Smart bids to land the second leg of a remarkable double of the Champions Stakes and Victoria Derby. Finally, to close the show British based trainers, James Ferguson and Ed Crisford, discuss their respective runners, Deauville Legend and Without A Fight, who head the betting for the race that stops the nation.

Nick - recording from Melbourne ahead of the Melbourne Cup - is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and developments from around the racing world. In Australia, at the Carbine Club annual Derby eve lunch, Nick talks to best friends and ex flatmates James Ferguson and Ed Crisford about their Cup hopefuls who currently sit 1-2 in the betting for the race that stops a nation. He also catches up with breeder Adam Sangster, from one of the most famous racing dynasties of all, on why he emigrated and why the country is such an innovative force in global bloodstock. Royal Ascot winning breeder Sean Hawkins tells Nick about the thrill of homebred High Emoceon getting a run in the big race. Closer to home, Jamie Moore looks ahead to Goshen's chasing debut at Ascot on Saturday, while Jane examines the Weatherbys Return of Mares, gives her view on the Charlie Hall Chase and has news of ins and outs at next weekend's Breeders Cup.

Without A Fight is the third favourite to win Tuesday's Melbourne Cup. A wonderful insight provided by co-trainer Ed Crisford.

On the eve of Tattersalls influential Book One Yearling Sale, Gina Bryce is joined by a stellar cast to run the rule over a similarly blue blooded catalogue and to check the pulse of the bloodstock industry. Gina, in the company of renowned journalist Nancy Sexton, counts Sara Cumani, Ed Crisford, Naohiro Goda and Sir Mark Prescott among her guests.

On the eve of Tattersalls influential Book One Yearling Sale, Gina Bryce is joined by a stellar cast to run the rule over a similarly blue blooded catalogue and to check the pulse of the bloodstock industry. Gina, in the company of renowned journalist Nancy Sexton, counts Sara Cumani, Ed Crisford, Naohiro Goda and Sir Mark Prescott among her guests.

In this final instalment before the start of Book 1 Gina looks forward to Europe's premier Yearling Sale in the company of Nancy Sexton as they welcome guests Naohiro Goda on Japanese interest in European Bloodstock, Sara Cumani of Fittocks Stud, Sir Mark Prescott and Ed Crisford on sourcing Book 1 Bonus winners and David Redvers.