Podcast appearances and mentions of Frankie Dettori

Ron Anderson has been the jockey agent to the stars. In more than a half-century in racing, he has collected a lot of stories. He tells some of them on this week's episode of the Ron Flatter Racing Pod. Anderson talks about what it takes to be a good jockey agent, how it is a difficult craft to teach and how old-fashioned, face-to-face communication is vital to succeeding in his role. It is not just successes that have defined his career. Anderson tells his famous story of a star horse that got away from one of his clients. He also talks about how bettors can relate to his ups and downs. With Gary Stevens, Jerry Bailey, Garrett Gómez and Chris Antley among his former clients, Anderson discusses how he juggles diverse personalities, especially with his current stars Frankie Dettori and Joel Rosario. Anderson also applies his vast experience in racing to say what he might change about the game if he had his way. The Ron Flatter Racing Pod via Horse Racing Nation is available via free subscription from Apple, Firefox, iHeart and Spotify as well as HorseRacingNation.com.

“I lost over a million quid on Frankie Dettori… and I wouldn't change a thing.” In this explosive Final Furlong Podcast special, legendary bookmaker, BBC pundit, and racing lifer Gary Wiltshire joins Emmet Kennedy to reflect on 50 Years in the Betting Jungle — from laying the Magnificent Seven to rebuilding his life after public betrayal, tabloid lies, and financial ruin. With trademark honesty, Wiltshire opens up on:

Big stories and big races are up for discussion as Lee Mottershead and Jonathan Harding talk about some of the sport's hottest issues in this week's edition of The Front Page. Frankie Dettori, Ryan Moore and William Buick have signed up to a new $15 million global jockeys' league that is expected to launch across some of the world's most prestigious racing venues early next year. We assess its chances of bringing a new audience to the sport. Buick's place among the world racing elite was confirmed over the weekend at Newmarket, where he teamed up with Charlie Appleby to win both the 2,000 and 1,000 Guineas, while in America Godolphin also landed the Kentucky Derby and Oaks. We look back on the Classic action and reflect on a Punchestown festival that was fantastic for fans of Galopin Des Champs but terrible for the increasingly long-suffering supporters of Constitution Hill. This week's show ends with more bad news of crashing betting turnover and worrying suggestions that the government is considering tax changes that seem set to heap yet more woe on British racing.

In Episode 93 of JK + 1, Jonathon Kinchen sits down with Ian Sambor, the Executive Producer of Netflix's brand-new documentary series Race for the Crown, debuting globally on April 22. Sambor, whose impressive credits include King of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch and the Emmy-winning Shark Tank, joins JK to discuss the making of this highly anticipated deep dive into the high-stakes world of professional horse racing.Race for the Crown comes from the same production team that brought you Formula 1: Drive to Survive and follows owners, trainers, and jockeys through a full Grade I stakes season—culminating in the legendary Triple Crown: the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes, and the Belmont Stakes. With unprecedented access and cinematic storytelling, the six-episode docuseries takes viewers behind the scenes of the “most exciting two minutes in sports” and far beyond, offering a raw and riveting look at what it takes to chase glory in one of the most tradition-rich and grueling sports on earth.Sambor talks with JK about the inspiration for the series, the challenges of capturing such a fast-moving and emotionally charged sport, and his hopes for how the show will shine a new light on horse racing's passionate community. They also reflect on the larger-than-life personalities within the industry—including billionaire owners like Michael Repole and Michael Iavarone—and the courage and dedication of the featured jockeys like Irad Ortiz Jr., Frankie Dettori, Javier Castellano, John Velazquez, Katie Davis, Umberto Rispoli, and many more.Together, they explore how Race for the Crown captures the essence of the sport: a mix of heart-pounding competition, generational legacy, and the relentless pursuit of one nearly impossible goal—winning the Triple Crown. With only 13 horses in history ever having completed the feat, the stakes are always sky-high and the stories are as compelling as any in sports.This episode also highlights the human side of racing, including the camaraderie, the sacrifice, and the hope that drives everyone involved—from those training in the early morning light to the owners gambling millions on potential greatness.Don't miss this in-depth conversation as JK and Ian go beyond the camera lens to talk storytelling, legacy, and the power of great people doing great things in a great sport!Watch Race for the Crown only on Netflix, starting April 22.

In Episode 93 of JK + 1, Jonathon Kinchen sits down with Ian Sambor, the Executive Producer of Netflix's brand-new documentary series Race for the Crown, debuting globally on April 22. Sambor, whose impressive credits include King of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch and the Emmy-winning Shark Tank, joins JK to discuss the making of this highly anticipated deep dive into the high-stakes world of professional horse racing.Race for the Crown comes from the same production team that brought you Formula 1: Drive to Survive and follows owners, trainers, and jockeys through a full Grade I stakes season—culminating in the legendary Triple Crown: the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes, and the Belmont Stakes. With unprecedented access and cinematic storytelling, the six-episode docuseries takes viewers behind the scenes of the “most exciting two minutes in sports” and far beyond, offering a raw and riveting look at what it takes to chase glory in one of the most tradition-rich and grueling sports on earth.Sambor talks with JK about the inspiration for the series, the challenges of capturing such a fast-moving and emotionally charged sport, and his hopes for how the show will shine a new light on horse racing's passionate community. They also reflect on the larger-than-life personalities within the industry—including billionaire owners like Michael Repole and Michael Iavarone—and the courage and dedication of the featured jockeys like Irad Ortiz Jr., Frankie Dettori, Javier Castellano, John Velazquez, Katie Davis, Umberto Rispoli, and many more.Together, they explore how Race for the Crown captures the essence of the sport: a mix of heart-pounding competition, generational legacy, and the relentless pursuit of one nearly impossible goal—winning the Triple Crown. With only 13 horses in history ever having completed the feat, the stakes are always sky-high and the stories are as compelling as any in sports.This episode also highlights the human side of racing, including the camaraderie, the sacrifice, and the hope that drives everyone involved—from those training in the early morning light to the owners gambling millions on potential greatness.Don't miss this in-depth conversation as JK and Ian go beyond the camera lens to talk storytelling, legacy, and the power of great people doing great things in a great sport!Watch Race for the Crown only on Netflix, starting April 22.

An incredible Grand National festival, a new high for Willie Mullins and the trainers' title race explodes back into life. On this week's Front Page, we digest Willie and Patrick Mullins' emotional triumph, ask whether Dan Skelton can hang onto his title lead and debate what Mullins' dominance means for the future of the National. Plus: Constitution Hill's latest fall, Paul Nicholls' Grade 1 double, Frankie Dettori's Dubai World Cup comeback and we pay tribute to Hayley Turner as she hangs up her saddle.

In this Weekend Essay, Dan Cooper examines Frankie Dettori's bankruptcy and the crucial lessons it holds about trust, vulnerability, and financial advice. Even the most successful aren't immune to money troubles. Listen now:

It may have been postponed a day, but the Grade 2, $1.25 million Rebel Stakes at Oaklawn should be worth the wait. With a full field of 14 horses, the virtual win-and-you're-in qualifier for Kentucky Derby 2025 is the focus this week of the Ron Flatter Racing Pod. Trainer Lonnie Briley, who never has had a graded-stakes victory, is on the doorstep of that and his first Derby horse with three-time stakes winner Coal Battle. He talks about the colt's journey and his own from the oil fields of Louisiana to a career with Thoroughbreds. Oaklawn announcer Matt Dinerman discusses the challenges of a cold winter in Arkansas as well as his own insights on the Rebel and other stakes on Sunday's card. Paddock Prince handicapper David Levitch has tips for an all-stakes Pick 4 ticket Sunday at Oaklawn. Co-host John Cherwa helps to go over listener and reader feedback about the importance of last week's Risen Star (G2) at Fair Grounds and jockey Frankie Dettori's decision to move his tack east from California. The Ron Flatter Racing Pod via Horse Racing Nation is available via free subscription from Apple, Firefox, iHeart and Spotify as well as HorseRacingNation.com.

MUST LISTEN! JK & Frankie talk about "The Watch", The Queen, his favorite Italian food, vacation spot, soft vs firm turf, his childhood, and MORE!

MUST LISTEN! JK & Frankie talk about "The Watch", The Queen, his favorite Italian food, vacation spot, soft vs firm turf, his childhood, and MORE!

This week on the Tax Factor, Heather Self and Neil Insull discuss two sports stars caught up in tax wrangles with HMRC. They also chat about how Ann Kaplan Mulholland, the owner of Lympne Castle in Kent, wants the King to grant independence to her estate so she can sit outside of the UK after the Government abolished the non-dom tax status and how ahead of the Budget many people took tax free lump sums from their pensions, but now HMRC say cooling off periods do not apply, and payment of a tax-free lump sum cannot be undone.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick is joined by David Yates to discuss the latest from around the racing world. They are joined to day by Cork trainer Jimmy Mangan who, although excited about Spillane's Tower's King George bid, warns that it is highly. contingent on soft ground at the Sunbury track. Also on today's show, Nick and Dave pick through the reporting on Frankie Dettori vs HMRC, while - in the company of former Windsor Champion Jockey Hywel Davies, they welcome the return of jumping to the Berkshire track. Dan Barber pops in with the Timeform perspective, Erwan de Chambure from Haras de Montaigu is this week's Weatherbys Guest, while Nick catches up with Clonbonny Stud's Denise O'Brien, who shaves her head for Cystic Fibrosis in Ireland this evening.

Nick is joined by David Yates to discuss the latest from around the racing world. They are joined to day by Cork trainer Jimmy Mangan who, although excited about Spillane's Tower's King George bid, warns that it is highly. contingent on soft ground at the Sunbury track. Also on today's show, Nick and Dave pick through the reporting on Frankie Dettori vs HMRC, while - in the company of former Windsor Champion Jockey Hywel Davies, they welcome the return of jumping to the Berkshire track. Dan Barber pops in with the Timeform perspective, Erwan de Chambure from Haras de Montaigu is this week's Weatherbys Guest, while Nick catches up with Clonbonny Stud's Denise O'Brien, who shaves her head for Cystic Fibrosis in Ireland this evening.

Nick is joined today by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to spin through the global racing and bloodstock news. They begin with John Gosden, who explains to the podcast the rationale behind the booking of Frankie Dettori for Emily Upjohn, and the decision to go for the Turf in preference to the fillies' race. Plus, Gosden gives the lowdown on his futurity runners. Also on today's show, Nick talks at some length to West Suffolk MP Nick Timothy about the Westminster Hall debate that he convened on Thursday to press ministers on levy reform and affordability. Blaithin Murphy, Wincanton GM, talks about the charity day on Sunday in memory of Keagan Kirkby, while Dave Ord has something for the weekend, and Erwan Charpy details the nuts and bolts of the upcoming Dubai Racing season.

Nick is joined today by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to spin through the global racing and bloodstock news. They begin with John Gosden, who explains to the podcast the rationale behind the booking of Frankie Dettori for Emily Upjohn, and the decision to go for the Turf in preference to the fillies' race. Plus, Gosden gives the lowdown on his futurity runners. Also on today's show, Nick talks at some length to West Suffolk MP Nick Timothy about the Westminster Hall debate that he convened on Thursday to press ministers on levy reform and affordability. Blaithin Murphy, Wincanton GM, talks about the charity day on Sunday in memory of Keagan Kirkby, while Dave Ord has something for the weekend, and Erwan Charpy details the nuts and bolts of the upcoming Dubai Racing season.

Tom in for Nick and joined by broadcaster and host of this year's Thoroughbred Industry Employee Awards Rishi Persad. We kick off with the news that Frankie Dettori is set to partner up with Emily Upjohn at this year's Breeders' Cup and Rishi tells us why this is really no big surprise. We also hear from trainer George Boughey who is set to have two runners at Del Mar and to give Billy Loughnane his first ride at the Breeders' Cup. We then turn our attention to Ireland to discuss the reduction in ban for trainer Shark Hanlon from twelve months to six months on appeal. Rishi looks ahead to the pick of the weekend action and we hear from trainer Ralph Beckett who runs Matauri Bay in the Criterium International as opposed to the William Hill Futurity. Plus we check in with Goffs CEO Henry Beeby ahead of their foal sale and with Kirtlington Stud's Chris Budgett in the latest in our Overbury People series.

Tom in for Nick and joined by broadcaster and host of this year's Thoroughbred Industry Employee Awards Rishi Persad. We kick off with the news that Frankie Dettori is set to partner up with Emily Upjohn at this year's Breeders' Cup and Rishi tells us why this is really no big surprise. We also hear from trainer George Boughey who is set to have two runners at Del Mar and to give Billy Loughnane his first ride at the Breeders' Cup. We then turn our attention to Ireland to discuss the reduction in ban for trainer Shark Hanlon from twelve months to six months on appeal. Rishi looks ahead to the pick of the weekend action and we hear from trainer Ralph Beckett who runs Matauri Bay in the Criterium International as opposed to the William Hill Futurity. Plus we check in with Goffs CEO Henry Beeby ahead of their foal sale and with Kirtlington Stud's Chris Budgett in the latest in our Overbury People series.

Hour two of The V Show Live from KY Downs.  We do a V Stakes courtesy of Big League Haircuts.  We talk some football.  Honor Marie trainer Whit Beckman joins us as well as legendary jockey Frankie Dettori.  We learn about knighthoods in Britain.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick is joined by David Yates from the Daily Mirror to take stock of the latest from around the racing world. They lead with the news of City of Troy's pointing towards the Eclipse in preference to the Irish Derby and set this in historical context. They also discuss Frankie Dettori not riding at Ascot, and the continuing dilemma surrounding where or if to run Inspiral next week. Among guests today are Danny Gargan, trainer of Belmont winner Dornoch, Alan Cooper, racing manager to the NIarchos family with the latest on Passenger, Jacob Shephard, chartmaker at Golden Gate Fields (closed Sunday), and George Baker, about to relocate his string to Epsom's historic Downs House.

Nick is joined by Rishi Persad to canter through the racing headlines from around the world. A quiet weekend in Europe, but not so in USA, as Nick catches up with Larry Johnson, breeder of Belmont Stakes second choice Mindframe. An interview to warm the heart. Also on today's show, Nick and Rishi discuss Charlie Appleby's big US squad, Frankie Dettori's appearances at Ascot and the new Jockey Club position, while Nick talks to both Charlie Hills (Pogo) and George Boughey (Believing) about their chances this weekend and beyond at Ascot. 1/ST President Aidan Butler drops into talk about the inspirational scenes on the beaches of Normandy this week, while Vincent Ho looks forward to riding at Goodwood, and Sportinglife.com's Ben Linfoot has something for the weekend.

Presented by Hill 'N' Dale at Xalapa Bobby Neuman and Jude Feld broadcast live from trackside at Churchill Downs and get ready for Kentucky Derby 150. Special guest include Walker Hancock – President of Claiborne Farm, trainer Phil D'Amato, jockey Tyler Gaffalione, trainer Danny Gargan, trainer Chad Brown, and jockey Frankie Dettori.  

Tom in for Nick and joined initially by Olivier Peslier's long time agent David (Shippy) Ellis. Shippy reflects on their time together and tells us what is was like working with one of the world's greatest jockeys. Lee Mottershead of the Racing Post is this week's main guest and Lee also reflects on Peslier's career. Lee has plenty more news for us including Frankie Dettori picking up a Kentucky Derby ride and the latest on the Irish Gambling Regulation Bill as it goes before Government. Trainer Owen Burrows joins us to provide the latest on his classic contenders including War Rooms who lines up at Sandown on Friday. Peter Molony is along to tell us of a very special set of colours to be auctioned at Punchestown in aid of the Jack de Bromhead Equine Centre. Alan Hill gives us the latest from the pointing world in association with ThoroughBid. And it's Wednesday so Jim McGrath brings us the latest from Hong Kong ahead of a big weekend.

NIck is joined by Mirror writer David Yates to take a look at the racing news from around the world. In Grand National week, the Jockey Club have announced prize money cuts for later in 2024, which are explained by their CEO Nevin Truesdale. Nick also touches on this year's protest threats. Also in Grand National news, owner Paul Byrne tells Nick which of the three fancies he is/has been involved with has the best chance. Elsewhere, Debbie Kepitis tells Nick why she went to a record shattering AUS$10m to buy out the Winx yearling filly, and Seamie Heffernan reflects on a marquee weekend at Leopardstown. Nick and Dave also talk Frankie Dettori's six timer, Aidan Coleman's retirement, and a new CEO at the BGC.

Tom in for Nick and joined by Rishi Persad now just four days out from Dubai World Cup night 2024. Rishi argues this is one of the deepest and strongest renewals of the meeting in recent years and we hear fro Charlie Appleby who sends four runners out on Saturday evening including Star Of Mystery under Frankie Dettori. With the news that the EU export ban on South African horses has been lifted, we hear from Cape Racing's Alistair Cohen on what this means for the immediate future of racing and breeding in South Africa. We continue in our series with Laura King looking at those who have shaped racing in Dubai over the last 30 years and we hear from Martin Brassil ahead of Desertmore House's Irish Grand National bid. And it's Tuesday so Timeform's Dan Barber joins us to reflect on the Brocklesby and our regular Weatherbys segment takes us to the Hunter Valley in New South Wales, where Nick's caught up with Arthur Mitchell from Yarraman Stud.

Jonny Wilkinson, Damon Hill, Frankie Dettori, Goldie Sayers and Jos Buttler share their experiences of flow. This follows on from the last episode in which Alex and I discussed how to get more moments of flow into your everyday life at will. Do listen back to that one if you haven't already - or if you need a reminder. During flow, times distorts and our sense of self disappears, which begs the question - if it can disappear, just how real is it?My book Champion Thinking: How To Find Success Without Losing Yourself - is now on general release. Drawing on some of my favourite interviews over the last five years, I want to challenge our ideas about 'success', and where peace, joy and fulfilment are truly to be found. The recognition that we are not our thoughts, we are aware of our thoughts is fundamental.'This book captures the magic of being in flow . . . Highly recommend' RONNIE O'SULLIVAN'Entertaining and enlightening' MATTHEW SYED'Using high achieving individuals, teams and sporting stories Simon has looked into something we actually all know or at least once did - the ability to live life more in the now' JASON FOX'The intention behind this book is beautiful, and I highly recommend it' RUPERT SPIRA'The best guide we have to what it means to be human' AMOL RAJANOrder here: https://www.simonmundie.com/bookAmazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Champion-Thinking-Success-Without-Yourself/dp/1526626497/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PTF and JK are here to look back at an action-packed day of racing. From National Treasure's win in the big one, to Warm Heart's heartwarming swansong to Oisin Murphy dancing while balancing on the back of a chair, there's a lot of great information here. Other horses/people included in the discussions include Integration, Tumbarumba, Ruby Nell, Dida, Olivia Darling, Irad Ortiz Jr, Frankie Dettori, Angel Cordero, and many, many more.

PTF and JK are here to look back at an action-packed day of racing. From National Treasure's win in the big one, to Warm Heart's heartwarming swansong to Oisin Murphy dancing while balancing on the back of a chair, there's a lot of great information here. Other horses/people included in the discussions include Integration, Tumbarumba, Ruby Nell, Dida, Olivia Darling, Irad Ortiz Jr, Frankie Dettori, Angel Cordero, and many, many more.

Whether it is Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or even Festivus, it is the perfect time to gather friends. That is precisely what happens this week in a special holiday episode of the Ron Flatter Racing Pod. John Cherwa of the Los Angeles Times, Lee Mottershead from Racing Post in England and international racing liaison Kate Hunter in Japan review the headlines of the 2023 racing year. They discuss the memorable performances from the likes of Cody's Wish and Equinox, the early retirements of U.S. standouts, the unretirement of jockey Frankie Dettori, the breakthrough victory by trainer Jena Antonucci in the Belmont Stakes, the spates of horse deaths at Churchill Downs and Saratoga, a surge in animal-rights protests at racetracks in the U.K. and the specter of affordability checks on gamblers in Europe. The Ron Flatter Racing Pod via Horse Racing Nation is available via free subscription from Apple, Google and Spotify as well as HorseRacingNation.com.

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the latest from around the world of horseracing. They lead with reports that top UK-born Aus-based Melbourne Cup winning trainer David Eustace is set to join the ultra competitive Hong Kong training ranks. JA McGrath provides commentary and context, plus his weekly Happy Valley tips. Also on today's show, Nick and Lee reveal that the IHRB are to appeal the Tony Martin sanctions, they discuss the BHA's latest premier racing marketing exercise, and Frankie Dettori's efforts on SPOTY. Paul Nicholls runs through his Christmas team, while Paddy Brennan gives a brilliant interview on reaching 1500 career winners.

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the latest from around the world of horseracing. They lead with reports that top UK-born Aus-based Melbourne Cup winning trainer David Eustace is set to join the ultra competitive Hong Kong training ranks. JA McGrath provides commentary and context, plus his weekly Happy Valley tips. Also on today's show, Nick and Lee reveal that the IHRB are to appeal the Tony Martin sanctions, they discuss the BHA's latest premier racing marketing exercise, and Frankie Dettori's efforts on SPOTY. Paul Nicholls runs through his Christmas team, while Paddy Brennan gives a brilliant interview on reaching 1500 career winners.

Oisin Murphy, the celebrated contract rider for Qatar Racing, is a force to be reckoned with in the world of horse racing. With an impressive track record of victories in Europe and the US, including triumphs in three grade one races and a Breeders' Cup win, Murphy's influence on the racing circuit is undeniable. His decision to expand his horizons by delving into the realm of dirt races in the US reflects his unwavering commitment to growth and excellence. Known for his down-to-earth nature and engaging storytelling, Murphy's journey and ambitions resonate with racing enthusiasts, offering a unique insight into the life and aspirations of a top-tier jockey.Understanding the difference between European and American jockey riding styles is integral in examining horse racing practices globally. European jockeys prefer using longer stirrups and maintaining balance on their region's undulating tracks. The varying riding techniques point to the diverse strategies adopted in different regions, ultimately enriching the universal horse racing culture.The key moments in this episode are:00:00:14 - Oisin's Upcoming Plans 00:02:13 - Oisin's Funny Story 00:09:34 - Oisin's Stint in America 00:11:54 - Preparing for Gulfstream Park 00:13:43 - Differences Between Grass and Dirt Racing 00:15:30 - Oisin Murphy's Background and Racing Career 00:16:53 - Roaring Line's Unique Racing Style 00:21:36 - Aiden O'Brien's Mentorship 00:27:24 - Riding Style and Adjusting to American Racing 00:30:36 - Relationship with Frankie Dettori 00:33:03 - Relationship with Qatar 00:34:13 - Podcast Updates 00:35:11 - Farewell and Teaser

Nick is joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the latest from around the racing world. They lead with the breaking news that David Egan will ride as first jockeys to Amo racing next season, and discuss the implications therein. They also consider Frankie Dettori's comments on the current state of riding in England, and then take a close look at the sanctions handed down to Tony Martin following a third doping offence and ask whether the IHRB will appeal the panel's decision. Also on today's show, British Racing School CEO Andrew Braithwaite talks safeguarding and explains why social and working blurred lines in racing always present challenges. Later, Nick catches up with Katie Rudd, consignor of yesterday's GOFFS top lot, owner of Paisley Park Andrew Gemmell, and Go Racing in Yorkshire's Charlotte Russell, who tells us about her MacMillan Charity Ride at York.

Nick is joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the latest from around the racing world. They lead with the breaking news that David Egan will ride as first jockeys to Amo racing next season, and discuss the implications therein. They also consider Frankie Dettori's comments on the current state of riding in England, and then take a close look at the sanctions handed down to Tony Martin following a third doping offence and ask whether the IHRB will appeal the panel's decision. Also on today's show, British Racing School CEO Andrew Braithwaite talks safeguarding and explains why social and working blurred lines in racing always present challenges. Later, Nick catches up with Katie Rudd, consignor of yesterday's GOFFS top lot, owner of Paisley Park Andrew Gemmell, and Go Racing in Yorkshire's Charlotte Russell, who tells us about her MacMillan Charity Ride at York.

Oisin Murphy, the celebrated contract rider for Qatar Racing, is a force to be reckoned with in the world of horse racing. With an impressive track record of victories in Europe and the US, including triumphs in three grade one races and a Breeders' Cup win, Murphy's influence on the racing circuit is undeniable. His decision to expand his horizons by delving into the realm of dirt races in the US reflects his unwavering commitment to growth and excellence. Known for his down-to-earth nature and engaging storytelling, Murphy's journey and ambitions resonate with racing enthusiasts, offering a unique insight into the life and aspirations of a top-tier jockey.Understanding the difference between European and American jockey riding styles is integral in examining horse racing practices globally. European jockeys prefer using longer stirrups and maintaining balance on their region's undulating tracks. The varying riding techniques point to the diverse strategies adopted in different regions, ultimately enriching the universal horse racing culture.The key moments in this episode are:00:00:14 - Oisin's Upcoming Plans 00:02:13 - Oisin's Funny Story 00:09:34 - Oisin's Stint in America 00:11:54 - Preparing for Gulfstream Park 00:13:43 - Differences Between Grass and Dirt Racing 00:15:30 - Oisin Murphy's Background and Racing Career 00:16:53 - Roaring Line's Unique Racing Style 00:21:36 - Aiden O'Brien's Mentorship 00:27:24 - Riding Style and Adjusting to American Racing 00:30:36 - Relationship with Frankie Dettori 00:33:03 - Relationship with Qatar 00:34:13 - Podcast Updates 00:35:11 - Farewell and Teaser

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.

Nick is in Melbourne for the Lexus Melbourne Cup, and is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to canter through the global racing headlines. Here in Australia we hear from Willie Mullins and Rich Ricci about the confidence behind heavy Cup favourite Vauban, and also from 5-handed defending champion trainer Ciaran Maher. Owner Ben Arbib discusses the chances of Soulcombe, while - fresh off the plane - Frankie Dettori reflects on his successful Breeders' Cup and looks forward to spectating in Aus. Lydia and Nick also debrief on events in California and the best of the jumps action over the weekend.

Nick is in Melbourne for the Lexus Melbourne Cup, and is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to canter through the global racing headlines. Here in Australia we hear from Willie Mullins and Rich Ricci about the confidence behind heavy Cup favourite Vauban, and also from 5-handed defending champion trainer Ciaran Maher. Owner Ben Arbib discusses the chances of Soulcombe, while - fresh off the plane - Frankie Dettori reflects on his successful Breeders' Cup and looks forward to spectating in Aus. Lydia and Nick also debrief on events in California and the best of the jumps action over the weekend.

Keeping in the spirit of the spookiest day of the year, Abbey and Peter have donned their best outfits and are talking all things fright night. Before delving into everything that gives them the heebie jeebies though, we have a recap on what could have potentially been the best week of Abbey's life……so far. There is some big name dropping in this week's podcast, with Madonna, Frankie Dettori, Mick Hucknall of Simply Rouge and Mr Micky Mouse himself all getting honourable mentions. It's a laugh a minute on today's Therapy Crouch, with Dad jokes galore, Pete's biggest fears exposed and Abbey's sharp scouse wit is in full swing to keep everyone in check. In our Agony Ab section, Abbey and Pete are on hand to give advice on toenail health and maintenance as well as what to do when your hubby starts to neglect his hair and waistlines! Happy Halloween from all the team at The Therapy Crouch! Our book The Therapy Crouch: In Search of a Happy (N)ever After is out NOW!! To order your copy got to

Nick is joined by David Yates, Newsboy from the Daily Mirror, to reflect on the latest news from around the racing world. In this second episode of the day, they discuss the reduction in the field size for the Grand National from 40 to 34 among many other measures designed to improve the safety of the race. Joining the show are Sulekha Varma, Regional Racing Director and Clerk of the Course at Aintree, as well as dual Grand National winning trainer Lucinda Russell. Also on today's show, David Casey tells us how Vauban and Absurde have settled in down under, while Frankie Dettori's retirement U-turn also comes under the microscope (see Ep 850).

In a special edition of the daily podcast, released at 8.30am on October 12th, Frankie Dettori tells Nick why he has decided to put retirement on hold and move permanently to the USA to conclude his career. David Yates from the Daily Mirror provides analysis.

Nick is joined by Daily Mirror Newsboy David Yates for the Monday edition of the popular daily racing podcast. Nick is in Keeneland, where he has witnessed top quality action all weekend, and reflects on the performances of Up to The Mark, Master of the Seas and Live in The Dream, whose owner Steve deLemos joins the show. Dave ponders the remainder of Inspiral's season after her romp in the Sun Chariot, and also considers the mass speculation as to Frankie Dettori's future. With the jumps season cranking into gear, champion trainer Paul Nicholls looks forward to unleashing Captain Teague and other stable stars, while there is news of Corach Rambler's return and a tribute to I Like to Move It. Also on today's show, trainer Tom Ward tells us why he bought dual sales race winner Woodhay Wonder for a bargain price at Tattersalls, while HISA Medical Director Dr Peter Hester tells Nick how he is making a difference to the wellbeing of riders in the USA.

Nick is joined by Mirror correspondent David Yates to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. They lead with the Breaking News that horses formerly under the ownership of FCA-investigated leading owner John Dance would now be prevented from running. Also on today's show, William Haggas again joins the team to reflect on a right Royal occasion at Doncaster and keeps Melbourne Cup options open. Frankie Dettori gets mixed reviews from Scandinavian trainer Annike Bye Hansen after his efforts at Bro Park, while Value Racing's James Couldwell has some strong words for Doncaster and the BHA over the conditions of the Leger legends race. Winx owner Debbie Kapitis drops in to tell us why the partnership are selling her only surviving foal to date at the Inglis sales.

Nick is joined by ITV Racing broadcaster Rishi Persad for a look at today's racing headlines. 48 hours away from the St Leger, Frankie Dettori has chosen to ride Arrest in the big race to the surprise of many. Nick talks to trainer John Gosden (also has news on Mostahdaf) and rider Kieran Shoemark, the beneficiary of Dettori's decision not to ride Voltigeur third Gregory. He also catches up with Juddmonte racing manager Barry Mahon, who additionally provides news on Westover, Chaldean and Nostrum. Later in this episode, as part of National Racehorse Week, Irish Field journalist Helen Sharp tells Nick about Racing to Relate, while Charlie Fellowes explains why he has had to get heavy with certain colleagues to get on board with the Newmarket Open Weekend.

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to peruse today's headlines from around the world of horseracing. With Royal runner Desert Hero the likely centre of attention in the lead up to this weekend'd Betfred St Leger, Nick talks in depth to his trainer William Haggas, who could saddle several more in the royal silks at Doncaster, and who also has updates on Relief Rally, Lake Forest, Maljoom and Sense of Duty. Also on today's show, veteran US rider Mike Smith talks about his star 2yo filly Tamara, and also has some advice for Frankie Dettori. Richard Phillips brings us the latest from National Racehorse Week, while Haras de Saint Pair's Andreas Putsch is this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest.

Nick is joined by Racing TV and RTE broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. Jane reports from Ballydoyle, where Aidan O'Brien spins her through his multitude of targets for the remainder of the season, and reflects on the ups and downs of York. Also on today's show, Angus Gold brings news of Mostahdaf's likely path to the end of the year, Jamie McCalmont reflects on the Marc Chan Saturday treble and the extraordinary York finale of Frankie Dettori, Steve and Jolene de'Lemos share their joy at winning the Nunthorpe, and Simon Marsh delights in the recent success of freshman sire Too Darn Hot. Nick and Jane also discuss another worrying spate of high profile fatalities at a major US racetrack, and ask whether the end is inevitable for racing on dirt.

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to take a look at the major stories in racing across the globe this Monday morning. They are joined today by Frankie Dettori, who reflects on his Deauville Group One success aboard Inspiral and explains why it meant so much to him. He also looks ahead to his ride on Mostahdaf in the Juddmonte International. Nick and Lydia also dissect big races in Ireland and Germany, while Saffie Osborne drops in to talk about the continuation of her great run in the Shergar Cup. Keeneland Director of Sales Tony Lacy joins us to talk about the publication of the huge yearling sale catalogue and comments on the necessary cross pollination of European and American blood, while French correspondent Adrien Cugnasse comments on the weekend rumours surrounding the possible Wertheimer acquisition of Wildenstein stock. Finally Ed Bethell gives a positive bulletin on his Nunthorpe contender Regional. Nick and Lydia also discuss the case of pro punter Alan Potts, forced to close down his betting account as a result of the effects of affordability checks.

Nick is joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. Recorded on the second morning of Glorious Goodwood, today's show looks back at the extraordinary performance of Quickthorn in the Goodwood Cup, with a contribution from trainer Hughie Morrison and analysis from David Egan, one of a number of defeated riders asked to account for their actions by the stewards. Nick and Rishi also discuss the 20 day ban for Jim Crowley as announced yesterday plus Frankie Dettori's revelation that he will continue his career at least until Hong Kong to ride yesterday's winner Kinross. From the US, high profile owner and beverage billionaire Mike Repole joins Nick to share some forthright views on the sport and reflects on the victories of Forte and Nest at the weekend. Also today, Nick heads down to the annual Goodwood cricket match between Lord March's XI and the Lord's Taverners, with Tom Stanley, Marcus Armytage, Johnno Spence and Nick Gifford among the contributors.