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Nick is joined for today's special episode by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the published changes to the Cheltenham Festival, both on and off the field of play. Nick talks at length to Head of Racing Jon Pullin and Director Ian Renton before getting Lee's lowdown on what is likely to play well with the racing and betting public. Also on today's show, Gavin Cromwell reflects on Flooring Porter's remarkable win in yesterday's Kerry National at Listowel, racing fan Anne Bain tells Nick how a chance visit to the stable of Tom Ellis during National Racehorse Week yielded instant honours as an owner, while Hugo Palmer drops back into the podcast to extol the virtues of the Tattersalls Book One bonus.

With the 2024 Cheltenham Festival less than two weeks away, this week's episode looks to piece together some of the running plans for a few of the leading fancies with multiple options, starting with plans for Lossiemouth and Irish Point following Constitution Hill's below par workout this week; racing managers Joe Chambers and Robbie Power discuss their plans. Gavin Cromwell is still unsure where to send Flooring Porter as is Harry Fry with Gidleigh Park and Lucinda Russell is in the same boat with Ahoy Senor. Kim Bailey does however shares his preference for two of his horses in handicaps, likewise Richard Bandy. Finally, David Christie provides an update on his three intended runners in the hunter chase, which include favourite Ferns Lock.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to canter through today's racing headlines from around the world. Continuing with Constitution Hill's troubling workout yesterday, Nick and Jane consider the likely outcomes, and hear from former trainer Tom Taaffe, who endured a very similar last minute scare en route to Kicking King's 2005 Gold Cup win. Joe Chambers rules out a Champion switch for Lossiemouth, while Robbie Power is more open to the idea with Irish Point. He also gives the lowdown on the whole Robcour string. Gavin Cromwell shares his thoughts on Flooring Porter and My Mate Mozzie'e respective targets, while ruling impressive Naas winner Bottler'ssecret out of the Festival. Also on today's show, Ben Atkins is here with the Thoroughbid Point to Point review, while JA McGrath reports from Hong Kong,and Tim Kent has the latest on the Goffs Breeze up sale, whose catalogue was published online yetserday.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to canter through today's racing headlines from around the world. Continuing with Constitution Hill's troubling workout yesterday, Nick and Jane consider the likely outcomes, and hear from former trainer Tom Taaffe, who endured a very similar last minute scare en route to Kicking King's 2005 Gold Cup win. Joe Chambers rules out a Champion switch for Lossiemouth, while Robbie Power is more open to the idea with Irish Point. He also gives the lowdown on the whole Robcour string. Gavin Cromwell shares his thoughts on Flooring Porter and My Mate Mozzie'e respective targets, while ruling impressive Naas winner Bottler'ssecret out of the Festival. Also on today's show, Ben Atkins is here with the Thoroughbid Point to Point review, while JA McGrath reports from Hong Kong,and Tim Kent has the latest on the Goffs Breeze up sale, whose catalogue was published online yetserday.

Nick is joined by Jane Mangan to canter through today's racing headlines. They begin by getting the latest from the Clerks at frost bound Ascot, Lingfield, Haydock and Taunton, with prospects looking bleak for Saturday in Britain. Nick catches up with Gavin Cromwell on his Lingfield Sunday team, plus news on Flooring Porter and Vanillier. Bloodstock agent Johnny Hassett talks to Nick at length about the support he received from the racing community through his cancer treatment, while Sean Levey reports from this working holiday in Florida, and JA McGrath brings us the latest from Hong Kong.

Nick is joined by Jane Mangan to canter through today's racing headlines. They begin by getting the latest from the Clerks at frost bound Ascot, Lingfield, Haydock and Taunton, with prospects looking bleak for Saturday in Britain. Nick catches up with Gavin Cromwell on his Lingfield Sunday team, plus news on Flooring Porter and Vanillier. Bloodstock agent Johnny Hassett talks to Nick at length about the support he received from the racing community through his cancer treatment, while Sean Levey reports from this working holiday in Florida, and JA McGrath brings us the latest from Hong Kong.

Nick is joined by Mirror man David Yates to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. They begin by casting an eye over the small but select final fields for the weekend's biggest jumps races, and Nick talks to Joe Chambers about whether Royale Pagaille can upset the big two in the Betfair Chase, plus news on the other Ricci runners over the weekend, including Mr Policeman and Gaelic Warrior. With Ryan Moore sidelined this weekend, Hollie Doyle tells Nick of her excitement at picking up the spare ride on defending Japan Cup Champ Vela Azul, while Equinox's rider Christophe Lemaire shares his final thoughts on the world's best thoroughbred. On the eve of his entry into the IACGMOOH jungle, Frankie Dettori talks about his hopes and fears, rider Sean Levey outlines his own plans to ride in Florida over the winter, while trainer Gavin Cromwell explains the decision to run Flooring Porter at Punchestown this weekend.

Nick is joined by Mirror man David Yates to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. They begin by casting an eye over the small but select final fields for the weekend's biggest jumps races, and Nick talks to Joe Chambers about whether Royale Pagaille can upset the big two in the Betfair Chase, plus news on the other Ricci runners over the weekend, including Mr Policeman and Gaelic Warrior. With Ryan Moore sidelined this weekend, Hollie Doyle tells Nick of her excitement at picking up the spare ride on defending Japan Cup Champ Vela Azul, while Equinox's rider Christophe Lemaire shares his final thoughts on the world's best thoroughbred. On the eve of his entry into the IACGMOOH jungle, Frankie Dettori talks about his hopes and fears, rider Sean Levey outlines his own plans to ride in Florida over the winter, while trainer Gavin Cromwell explains the decision to run Flooring Porter at Punchestown this weekend.

Hello, Welcome back to Turf Talk, Cheltenham is here and the lads run through both days hopefully pointing you in the right direction of some winners. They discuss hotly contested handicaps, puzzling novice hurdles & Flooring Porter's chase debut. As well as that Lewis has one lined up at Kelso who's stable companion Corach Rambler returns for the first time since winning the Grand National. As always thanks to bensounds.com for their music. Hope you enjoy

Emmet, George, and James preview the best bets for the weekend as jumps racing takes center stage at Cheltenham and Aintree. The lads all agree on a 10/1 shot, with James being very bullish about his best bet of the weekend. James and Emmet both have big-priced each-way bets, including one at 33/1. All three want to take on the odds-on favorite, Flooring Porter, on his chasing debut, and they're all in agreement on the horse to back against him. Plus, we discuss the matchup of millionaire horses as Aidan O'Brien's £2.5 million Diego Velazquez faces Charlie Appleby's £2,000,000 purchase, Ancient Wisdom, in the Group 1 Futurity at Doncaster. Listen now to join us on the Gravy Train. Venatour Racing Social: If your planning a racing trip to Europe or further afield, check out Venatour Racing Social for a large range of bespoke racing holidays at Venatour.co.uk Form Tools: Proform is the essential tool for punters looking to make money from betting on Horse Racing. Our form book covers Jumps and Flat racing in the UK and Ireland. https://www.proformracing.com/ Twitter: @FinalFurlongPod Email: radioemmet@gmail.com In association with Adelicious Podcast Network. Hosted on Megaphone.  Follow us for free on Spotify Podcasts https://open.spotify.com/show/3e6NnBkr7MBstVx5U7lpld Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

George Elek is joined by Andy Holding and Johnny Ward to preview day three of this week's Grand National festival at Aintree, featuring the main event itself.The Grade 1 Maghull Novices' Chase kicks off the action where Jonbon has been declared and is odds on to put his Cheltenham disappointment behind him. Two more Grade 1s follow not long after starting with the Turners Mersey Novices' Hurdle. Hermes Allen heads the market with our sponsors pricing him up at 7/2. Maries' Rock is the one to beat according to the market in the Liverpool Hurdle, but it's an open looking contest with a field stacked with quality including Flooring Porter, Home By The Lee, Dashel Drasher and Stayers' Hurdle hero Sire Du Berlais.The Grand National takes centre stage at 5.15. Corach Rambler is the 13/2 favourite following another Cheltenham success in the Ultima. Fellow Cheltenham Festival winner Delta Work looks to follow in the footsteps of Tiger Roll after back-to-back successes in the Cross Country, whilst last year's winner Noble Yeats looks to win this race for a second consecutive year after a stellar effort in the Cheltenham Gold Cup.This podcast is sponsored by Unibet. They'll be offering more extra place races at Aintree this season than ever before, including every handicap race. As well as that they'll be offering money back 2nd/3rd on at least one race every day. Visit Unibet.co.uk to find out more details. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's bumper Saturday Edition is all about the Cheltenham Festival with it just 4 days to go. Charlotte Greenway brings you the latest going and weather report form Cheltenham's Clerk of Course, Jon Pullin before previewing the action. There's plenty of insight from top connections including Eddie O'Leary of Gigginstown House Stud on their 10/12 horse assault. Rich and Susannah Ricci's racing manager Joe Chambers gives the low down on the runners in pink and green whilst Anthony Bromley runs through the main hopes for Simon Munir and Isaac Souede, who run multiple favourites. Jockey Danny Mullins also drops in to discuss his mounts which include Flooring Porter as he goes for a 3rd Stayers Hurdle and Vauban in the Champion Hurdle. Paul Nicholls also discusses his main hopes for the week which include Bravemansgame in the Gold Cup as well as highlighting his best handicapped horse. Finally, leading amateur jockey at the Cheltenham Festival, Jamie Codd runs through his mounts and who might appreciate the forecast rain.

In association with Betdaq, TalkSPORT, Spotify and Fantasy Cheltenham: Emmet Kennedy is talks to top jockey Danny Mullins about his leading contenders at the Cheltenham Festival including Il Etait Temps, Flooring Porter, Champ Kiely, Gala Marceau, Dysart Dynamo and Vauban. Pay no commission for your first 100 days at BETDAQ. Join BETDAQ.com, The Sports Betting exchange today. New customers only, Terms and conditions apply. https://www.betdaq.com Fantasy Cheltenham 2023 offers the chance to win big cash for a worthy cause. This fundraiser to date has shared almost €950,000. Pick horses for the first five races each day, you can change your selections 10 minutes before the off! Register to Play now and under county and club enter Kilkenny and The Final Furlong. Come along for the craic, the bragging rights and the cash money! www.fantasycheltenham.ie Get £5 off your purchase of the essential Weatherbys Cheltenham Festival Betting Guide with the promo code final23 at checkout https://weatherbysshop.ie/products/weatherbys-cheltenham-festival-betting-guide-2023 Show Your Support for The FFP with Likes & Shares on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook

George Elek is joined by Andy Holding, Ed Quigley and Danny Archer to preview day three of the 2023 Cheltenham Festival.On installment number three of our Cheltenham preview, the guys give their opinions and tips on Thursday's card headlined by the Stayers' Hurdle, where Blazing Khal is the favourite.The Pertemps Network Final is next up. Andy was keen on Maxxum following last week's handicap weights release and sees no reason to change that view with Unibet a top price of 7/1 on him.The Ryanair follows where Shishkin will look to continue his return to form and benefit from the absence of Allaho. After landing the Ascot Chase last time out in fine style, Shishkin is 8/11 to follow up here with Unibet.Next up it's the Stayers' Hurdle. Blazing Khal is the favourite following his win after his return to action in the Boyne Hurdle. Doubts have arisen over his fitness however with Friday reportedly a crucial day. Maries' Rock, Teahupoo and last year's winner Flooring Porter follow next.The Plate Handicap Chase, Mares' Novices' Hurdle and Kim Muir complete the line up on day 3.Our new sponsors Unibet, currently have a sign up offer for new customers. Deposit £10 and get money Back up to £40 if your first racing bet loses, plus a £10 Casino bonus. 18+. BeGambleAware.org. New customers only. T&Cs apply: https://welcome.unibet.co.uk/uk/sportsbook/horses/racing/aff/2023/index.html?mktid=1%3A81735833%3A92680458-30090&btag=81735833_F1D30D841B634CA7819DD24EC2BB8405&bid=30090&campaignId=1799188&pid=92680458Don't forget to sign up to the brand new Cheltenham Super Service in the build up to the Cheltenham festival. Find exclusive insight from Andy Holding and Johnny Ward, as well as market movers, news, giveaways, access to exclusive events and bonus video content which focuses this week on the top jockey market where Paul Townend is the odds on favourite. Sign up here: https://www.oddschecker.com/signup?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=social_post&utm_campaign=super_service Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tom in for Nick and joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to review another stellar day's racing from Britain and Ireland yesterday. We start with The Two Amigos winning the Coral Welsh National and trainer Nicky Martin joins us to reflect on the win. Tom and Rishi also look back at the Kempton features won by Boothill and Editeur Du Gite. Blue Lord and Facile Vega won their Grade 1s at Leopardstown on a day of domination for Willie Mullins and Blue Lord's rider Daryl Jacob tells us what he made of that performance. The only race to go elsewhere was the feature handicap won my Real Steel and trainer Eric McNamara joins us to talk about the win. We hear from Danny Mullins about his rides in today's two Grade 1s, notably Flooring Porter in the Christmas Hurdle. And it's Wednesday so time to check in with Hong Kong and Jim McGrath.

Tom in for Nick and joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to review another stellar day's racing from Britain and Ireland yesterday. We start with The Two Amigos winning the Coral Welsh National and trainer Nicky Martin joins us to reflect on the win. Tom and Rishi also look back at the Kempton features won by Boothill and Editeur Du Gite. Blue Lord and Facile Vega won their Grade 1s at Leopardstown on a day of domination for Willie Mullins and Blue Lord's rider Daryl Jacob tells us what he made of that performance. The only race to go elsewhere was the feature handicap won my Real Steel and trainer Eric McNamara joins us to talk about the win. We hear from Danny Mullins about his rides in today's two Grade 1s, notably Flooring Porter in the Christmas Hurdle. And it's Wednesday so time to check in with Hong Kong and Jim McGrath.

In the latest Saturday Edition, Charlotte Greenway builds up to the action from Cheltenham this weekend with particular insight into the meeting's feature race the Paddy Power Gold Cup. Cheltenham lover Coole Cody goes for another big handicap chase win at the track and his trainer Evan Williams has the latest on him and also Kim Bailey gives an update on runner Happygolucky who has been off the track for a year and a half. Given Paul Nicholls's current form you couldn't rule out anything from that yard and there has been a bit of money for his second string Simply The Betts, now owned and ridden by amateur, David Maxwell who talks about his latest acquisition. Nicky Henderson and Dan Skelton also have runners in the race whilst also looking forward to other big chances including Nube Negra and Pentland Hills. Finally, reigning stayers hurdle champion Flooring Porter returns at Navan on Sunday and his trainer Gavin Cromwell shares his hopes and plans for his stable star this season.

Nick is joined by Racing Post writer and columnist Maddy Playle to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. They begin with the news of the retirement of Alpinista, and reflect on the Award of Merit given to her owner/breeder Kirsten Rausing at last night's Cartier Awards. They assess some of the other winners at racing's most prestigious ceremony, while TDN's European Editor Emma Berry joins the show to discuss the raft of hefty stallion fees announced over the last 24 hours, including Flightline at $200,000. Nick and Maddy look ahead to Cheltenham, while Nick talks to Gavin Cromwell about the return of his stable star Flooring Porter at the weekend. Paul Moroney tells Nick about the acquisition of Alenquer - nominated for an ROA award this year - to race and then stand in Australia, while Racing Welfare's Simone Sear drops in to tell us about the inaugural Wellbeing Conference on November 28th.

Nick is joined by Racing Post writer and columnist Maddy Playle to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. They begin with the news of the retirement of Alpinista, and reflect on the Award of Merit given to her owner/breeder Kirsten Rausing at last night's Cartier Awards. They assess some of the other winners at racing's most prestigious ceremony, while TDN's European Editor Emma Berry joins the show to discuss the raft of hefty stallion fees announced over the last 24 hours, including Flightline at $200,000. Nick and Maddy look ahead to Cheltenham, while Nick talks to Gavin Cromwell about the return of his stable star Flooring Porter at the weekend. Paul Moroney tells Nick about the acquisition of Alenquer - nominated for an ROA award this year - to race and then stand in Australia, while Racing Welfare's Simone Sear drops in to tell us about the inaugural Wellbeing Conference on November 28th.

George Elek is joined by oddschecker tipster Andy Holding and racing broadcaster Johnny Ward to look ahead to day three of the Grand National Festival at Aintree. They give their preview and tips for all seven races on the card including the feature race of the festival, the Grand National.The panel talk through Satuday's card which kicks off with the Grade 3 Handicap Hurdle where Winter Fog heads the betting in an open looking race. Next up is the Novices' Hurdle, a Grade One contest. A favourite in recent times of Andy Holding, Three Stripe Life looks to go one better than he did at Cheltenham after finishing runner-up to Sir Gerhard. Another Grade 1 follows as Edwardstone looks to emulate his Cheltenham success in the Novices' Chase, with Flooring Porter looking to do similar in the Liverpool Hurdle.The penultimate race of the day at 17.15 is the big one, the 2022 Randox Grand National. As things stand, Snow Leopardess and Delta Work are at the top of the market with Any Second Now not far behind. Both Johnny and Andy give their tips, insight and recollect their favourite Grand National memories.For more previews of the biggest events in sport, subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/oddschecker?sub_confirmation=1 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Proudly brought to you by All About Sunday, Kalooki Sportsbook, Spotify and Racing Live on TalkSPORT2, Emmet Kennedy is joined by Cheltenham Festival winning Jockey Danny Mullins to reflect on his incredible ride on Flooring Porter for back to back wins in the Stayers Hurdle. Then Henry de Bromhead discusses winning back to back Champion Hurdles with Honeysuckle and, for the second year in-a-row, training the Winner and the Second in the Gold Cup as Rachael becomes the first Jockey in 25 years to win the Champion Hurdle and Gold Cup in the same season. Some fascinating insight in these exclusive interviews. You can listen to Racing Live, weekdays from 1pm on TalkSPORT2 To find out more about Race Horse Ownership with our official syndicate partnership ALL ABOUT SUNDAY, and to buy YOUR shares in the most expensive Horse All About Sunday have ever purchased, Invincible Power, click this link: https://www.allaboutsunday.com/collections/racehorse-collection/products/invincible-power?_atid=wKkT399iqRN6i1KtlPA5QTFY46imku Open Your account with our Official Betting Partner Kalooki Sports Book, who will beat the price of other bookmakers, with BPG for Horse Racing and instant withdrawls. Join today www.kalookisportsbook.co.uk Show Your Support for The FFP with Likes & Shares on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook

Proudly brought to you by All About Sunday, Kalooki Sportsbook and Spotify, Emmet Kennedy is joined by Darren McGrath and top jockey Denis O'Regan begin our review of Cheltenham Days Three and Four by discussing the dramatic conclusion to the Turners Novice Chase, which was set to be blown apart by Galopin Des Champs! We look back on the brilliant rides from Danny Mullins on Flooring Porter as he won his second Stayer Hurdle and Rachael Blackmore's winning ride on A Plus Tard, to become the first Jockey in 25 years to win the Champion Hurdle and Gold Cup in the same season! We also pay tribute to their respective Trainers for producing the Horses in such sparkling form. Speaking of... Willie Mullins was the Man of the Moment with a record setting Ten winners, with Five coming on Gold Cup Day. We reflect on his achievements and the exciting potential to come! Plus we pick Horses to follow and name our Highlights of the Week! If you're listening on SPOTIFY please give us a FIVE STAR RATING as it helps the Podcast #FFPArmy! To find out more about Race Horse Ownership with our official syndicate partnership ALL ABOUT SUNDAY, and to buy YOUR shares in the most expensive Horse All About Sunday have ever purchased, Invincible Power, click this link: https://www.allaboutsunday.com/collections/racehorse-collection/products/invincible-power?_atid=wKkT399iqRN6i1KtlPA5QTFY46imku Open Your account with our Official Betting Partner Kalooki Sports Book, who will beat the price of other bookmakers, with BPG for Horse Racing and instant withdrawls. Join today www.kalookisportsbook.co.uk Show Your Support for The FFP with Likes & Shares on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook

Cheltenham is done and dusted, so now's the time to review the week that was! Barry Geraghty, Tony Keenan and Vanessa Ryle look back on the likes of Constitution Hill, Honeysuckle, Energumene, Allaho, Flooring Porter and of course the incomparable Rachael Blackmore and A Plus Tard! #CheltenhamFestival

Welcome to your new home for hurling analysis this season, The Hurling Pod with James Skehill and Paul Murphy. Former Kilkenny defender Paul Murphy and ex Galway goalkeeper James Murphy joined Will O'Callaghan to discuss the end of the regular section of the League, this weekend's semi-finals and James becoming part of ITV Racing's Cheltenham coverage after Flooring Porter's win in the Stayers'. They also chat about James taking some blowback from his top five most valuable hurlers and Paul selects his rising star of the year to date. Timestamps 0:00 - 6:27 - Skehill cheering on Flooring Porter at Cheltenham 6:27 - 14:52 - Is the Hurling League a farce? 14:52 - 33:16 - Kilkenny overcome Waterford to top 1B, Leinster tough to call? 33:16 - 46:56 - Rory O'Connor on fire, Waterford v Wexford preview. 46:56 - 58:36 - Cork preparing to take on Kilkenny. 58:36 - 1:05:08 - Stars of the league. Share the podcast, give us a review and rate the show if you're enjoying it. Subscribe to the podcast in the 'OTB GAA' feed on the OTB Sports App or wherever you get your podcasts.

Welcome to your new home for hurling analysis this season, The Hurling Pod with James Skehill and Paul Murphy. Former Kilkenny defender Paul Murphy and ex Galway goalkeeper James Murphy joined Will O'Callaghan to discuss the end of the regular section of the League, this weekend's semi-finals and James becoming part of ITV Racing's Cheltenham coverage after Flooring Porter's win in the Stayers'. They also chat about James taking some blowback from his top five most valuable hurlers and Paul selects his rising star of the year to date. Timestamps 0:00 - 6:27 - Skehill cheering on Flooring Porter at Cheltenham 6:27 - 14:52 - Is the Hurling League a farce? 14:52 - 33:16 - Kilkenny overcome Waterford to top 1B, Leinster tough to call? 33:16 - 46:56 - Rory O'Connor on fire, Waterford v Wexford preview. 46:56 - 58:36 - Cork preparing to take on Kilkenny. 58:36 - 1:05:08 - Stars of the league. Share the podcast, give us a review and rate the show if you're enjoying it. Subscribe to the podcast in the 'OTB GAA' feed on the OTB Sports App or wherever you get your podcasts.

Flooring Porter crossed the finish line in first place at Cheltenham this week for the second year running. The horse was bought by a four man syndicate in the West of Ireland after seeing an ad on Facebook. Joining us now are Ned Hogarty, one of the members of that winning syndicate, and Amber O'Grady of Horse Racing Ireland.

OTB's own John Duggan joined Ronan Mullen on the show to reflect on the third day of action at the Cheltenham Festival.

Repeat #CheltenhamFestival victories for Allaho, Flooring Porter and *that* fall from Galopin des Champs are all unpicked by Ruby and Lydia in the daily #RoadToCheltenham wrap. What does the future now hold for the luckless last-fence faller, or indeed for Allaho? Ruby Walsh thinks he knows how Willie Mullins might be thinking. #RacingTV #HorseRacing #Horses #CheltenhamFestival

Flooring Porter won a second successive front-running victory in the Stayers' Hurdle, the feature on the third day of the 2022 Cheltenham Festival. The Gavin Cromwell-trained seven-year-old, under Danny Mullins, went straight to the front and dictated the race before landing victory. 888Sport's Sandro di Michele witnessed this very strong performance, rounds up the rest of the day and looks ahead to the biggest race of the Festival, tomorrow's Gold Cup.

The novice hurdlers come under the microscope in the latest edition of the #RoadToCheltenham, including Nicky Henderson's top pair Constitution Hill and Jonbon, and some of the exciting horses from Ireland including Ginto, Journey With Me, Dinoblue and more - plus Danny Mullins looks back at some of his big rides over the Christmas period including Flooring Porter and Tornado Flyer's King George VI Chase victory.

Tom in for Nick and joined by senior writer at the Racing Post Lee Mottershead. We start with news that Freddy Tylicki has won his high court case brought against fellow rider Graham Gibbons and what this might mean for the sport. There is also news that PJA Chief Executive Paul Struthers has stood down and Lee gives his views. With Covid wreaking havoc across the UK and further restrictions now imposed in Scotland, we discuss what might be on the agenda for England ahead of a busy festive period and Kempton Park's General Manager Simon Durrant joins us to look ahead to Boxing Day. Trainer Lucinda Russell confirms Ahoy Senor is an intended runner in the Kauto Star on that day and Gavin Cromwell is along to talk of his plans for the likes of Vanillier, Gabynako and Flooring Porter. Plus Jim McGrath gives us the latest from Hong Kong.

Tom in for Nick and joined by senior writer at the Racing Post Lee Mottershead. We start with news that Freddy Tylicki has won his high court case brought against fellow rider Graham Gibbons and what this might mean for the sport. There is also news that PJA Chief Executive Paul Struthers has stood down and Lee gives his views. With Covid wreaking havoc across the UK and further restrictions now imposed in Scotland, we discuss what might be on the agenda for England ahead of a busy festive period and Kempton Park's General Manager Simon Durrant joins us to look ahead to Boxing Day. Trainer Lucinda Russell confirms Ahoy Senor is an intended runner in the Kauto Star on that day and Gavin Cromwell is along to talk of his plans for the likes of Vanillier, Gabynako and Flooring Porter. Plus Jim McGrath gives us the latest from Hong Kong.

Proudly brought to you by TOTE.co.uk, join Emmet Kennedy, Nick Luck and Jamie Benson as the lads look back on an incredible week of Racing at Cheltenham, by focusing on the Championship Hurdle and Chase Divisions. In a meeting dominated from start to finish by Ireland, it was Allaho who arguably put up the most impressive Chase performance of the week, with Honeysuckle and Flooring Porter putting on impressive displays of their own over Hurdles, with the latter providing Danny Mullins with his first Festival victory, and the first making history with Rachael Blackmore, who became the first female Jockey to win the Champion Hurdle. But that was only the start, as Rachael would go on to be crowned Leading Jockey and equal a record of six winners on the week, set by one of the modern greats, Ruby Walsh. More to come as we review the Novices, in Part Two! Likes & Shares on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook appreciated

In Episode 71 of In The Saddle Podcast Marc Hryhorskyj is the host. This betting preview covers Day 3 of The Cheltenham Festival. The Scottish Suns Jim Delahunt and everyone's favourite Lucky Loaders will be marking the card. The trio analyze and put forward their best bets for the three grade ones on Day 2 of The Cheltenham Festival. The three races that are covered in this betting preview are the Marsh Novices' Chase, Ryanair Chase and Stayers Hurdle. The hot pot Envoi Allen dominates the betting in the Marsh Novices' Chase and the panel all agree he is the one to beat for Henry De Bromhead. However Chris is quite sweet on the chances of Chantry House to follow Envoi Allen home who improved on his latest run at Wetherby. Next up is the Ryanair Chase, which looks to be a wide open contest however the panel are keen to take on the favourite Allaho for Willie Mullins. Jim Delahunt thinks Misterr Fisher is a lively player as he boasts solid course form with a win in the Peterborough Chase in December. Chris thinks Melon has a strong chance of getting his first Festival success. The last grade one that is covered on Day 3 is the feature Stayers Hurdle. With Thyme Hill being ruled out Chris thinks Paisley Park can regain his crown. However Jim thinks the Irish might have answers with the improving Flooring Porter and the versatile The Storyteller. Please Subscribe to us on iTunes, Spotify and Soundcloud!

In Episode 55 of In The Saddle Podcast Marc Hryhorskyj hosts Chris Loader and Sam Martin. The trio review and examine all the top horse racing from Kempton and Leopardstown. They discuss eye catchers, disappointments and ante post bets for Cheltenham, The review starts with Frodon's victory in the King George and the defeat of hot favouites Altior and Epatante in the Desert Orchid Chase and Christmas Hurdle at Kempton. Is Nicky Henderson's Shishkin a certainty for Cheltenham?. Chris Loader seems to think so. The Christmas meeting Leopardstown is the next topic of discussion. Starting with the game A Plus Tard who was victorious in the Savills Chase. The sky is the limit for Willie Mullins Chacun Pour Soi. An impressive winner of the Paddy's Rewards Club Chase. Has Gavin Crownwell got another Darver Star in Flooring Porter who was an easy winner of the Christmas Hurdle at Leopardstown. Willie Mullins trio Sharjah, Monkish and Al Boum Photo Cheltenham chances are also a topic of discussion. BETFAIR