Podcast appearances and mentions of hollie doyle

Ita O'Brien is the world renowned intimacy co-ordinator. She is behind the kisses, embraces and sex scenes in Normal People, I May Destroy You, It's A Sin and Gentlemen Jack, to name a few. She is also the creator of the Intimacy On Set guidelines, which are now used around the globe. She has used her expertise on set to inform her debut book, Intimacy, and joins Nuala McGovern to discuss it. A group of experts have highlighted that in global heart disease clinical trials, less than 30% of the people taking part are women. This is despite more than 30,000 women being admitted to hospital in the UK each year due to a heart attack. One of these experts, Vijay Kunadian who is Professor of Interventional Cardiology at Newcastle University, joins Nuala. An open letter organised by UK aid organisations has been delivered to 10 Downing Street today - signed by Sudanese activists, UK aid leaders and high profile figures demanding the UK government take urgent action to addresss the rapidly worsening crisis in Sudan. This comes as the charity Medecins Sans Frontières reported that of 659 survivors of sexual violence in South Darfur between January 2024 and March 2025 86% reported they were raped. Nuala speaks to Eva Khair, Campaigner and Founder of Women4Sudan and Sudan Transnational Consortium, one of the signatories of the letter. Flat racing jockey Hollie Doyle just surpassed the record set by her hero, Hayley Turner, who recently bowed out of the sport. At Ascot in May, Hollie had her 1,023rd win, becoming Britain's ‘most winning' female jockey of all time'. She joins Nuala. Model Hailey Bieber has sold her make-up company Rhode in a deal worth up to $1 billion. She joins a list of other celebrities earning millions from their cosmetic brand. Nuala is joined by make-up artist to the stars Val Garland and Beauty Editor for the Telegraph, Sonia Haria, to discuss. Presenter: Nuala McGovern Producer: Emma Pearce

To lose a Classic in the stewards' room is tough. For it to have happened to Kieran Shoemark in Paris on Sunday felt impossibly cruel. The disqualification of Shes Perfect following the French 1,000 Guineas - which prompted cries of "cheat" and "disgrace" in the Longchamp paddock - and her jockey's demotion by the Gosdens is the first story up for discussion in this week's edition of The Front Page. Lee Mottershead, Chris Cook and Liam Headd reflect on Shoemark's miserable week in a programme that highlights the very different sort of week enjoyed by Aidan O'Brien and Hollie Doyle. In a show packed with subjects, the team also ask early questions about British racing's new £3.6 million marketing campaign, Ascot's decision to get rid of the ladies' team at the Shergar Cup and worrying news about declining foal crops in Britain and Ireland.

Nick now in Melbourne is joined by RTE and Racing TV analyst Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. They begin with a look at the Lexus Melbourne Cup, joined by Hollie Doyle who fresh from her exploits in San Diego takes the ride on the well fancied Sea King. Also on the show, a comprehensive review of the Breeders' Cup 2024 with Michelle Yu, Adam Mills, analyst from Total Performance data who explains the rudiments of City of Troy's flop in the Breeders' Cup Classic and trainer Dan Blacker who broke his Breeders' Cup duck with Straight No Chaser. Later in the show, Adrian Cugnasse from Jour de Galop tells Nick why there's a massive demonstration in Paris this week against proposed betting tax in France.

Nick now in Melbourne is joined by RTE and Racing TV analyst Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. They begin with a look at the Lexus Melbourne Cup, joined by Hollie Doyle who fresh from her exploits in San Diego takes the ride on the well fancied Sea King. Also on the show, a comprehensive review of the Breeders' Cup 2024 with Michelle Yu, Adam Mills, analyst from Total Performance data who explains the rudiments of City of Troy's flop in the Breeders' Cup Classic and trainer Dan Blacker who broke his Breeders' Cup duck with Straight No Chaser. Later in the show, Adrian Cugnasse from Jour de Galop tells Nick why there's a massive demonstration in Paris this week against proposed betting tax in France.

Nick is joined this morning by ITV Racing's Matt Chapman and they look at whether the fact there are only two runners in this afternoon's fillies maiden at Southwell is a sign of things to come and the first example of trainers boycotting races on grounds of poor prize money. News came through yesterday of a successful appeal by Callum Shepherd against his 18 day ban and we hear from Callum himself as well as commercial litigator, Harry Stewart Moore, who predicts whether this case may have opened pandora's box for similar future cases. Nick is also joined by Hollie Doyle, who yesterday rode her 1000th winner and cites influences from her childhood that have made her the successful, competitive, grafter she is today. Finally, following the Tattersalls Somerville sale we hear from Dermot Kilmartin on a successful couple of days for him and his son, Ruairi.

Nick is joined this morning by ITV Racing's Matt Chapman and they look at whether the fact there are only two runners in this afternoon's fillies maiden at Southwell is a sign of things to come and the first example of trainers boycotting races on grounds of poor prize money. News came through yesterday of a successful appeal by Callum Shepherd against his 18 day ban and we hear from Callum himself as well as commercial litigator, Harry Stewart Moore, who predicts whether this case may have opened pandora's box for similar future cases. Nick is also joined by Hollie Doyle, who yesterday rode her 1000th winner and cites influences from her childhood that have made her the successful, competitive, grafter she is today. Finally, following the Tattersalls Somerville sale we hear from Dermot Kilmartin on a successful couple of days for him and his son, Ruairi.

A serial record-breaker and global superstar in the world of racing. Among her many career achievements to date, she's ridden over 800 winners, eight of those coming in Group 1s, the most winners recorded in a season by a female jockey, the first female rider to register a Royal Ascot Group 1 triumph, the first female jockey to win a European Classic, and so much more!We're delighted to be joined by Hollie Doyle for the seventh episode of the Taking The Reins Podcast, brought to you in association with the Professional Jockeys' Association.This really is not to be missed! From learning the ropes at Richard Hannon's, to her retained rider role with Imad Al Sagar, and all the success that has come her way, it's time to tune in as we learn all about Hollie's journey to date, and her career dreams and ambitions for the future...VISIT US AT:https://www.sportinglife.com/racing FOLLOW US ON:Twitter: https://twitter.com/SportingLife/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportingliferacing/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sportingliferacing

This week's Saturday Edition looks ahead to the action from Haydock and Ascot tomorrow where we'll see the likes of Shishkin and Bravemansgame, with input from Harry Cobden, Daryl Jacob and Dan Skelton. Then it's onto Ireland where Willie Mullins looks ahead to the return of Cheltenham Gold Cup winner, Galopin Des Champs. Last seen when beaten at the Punchestown Festival by Fastorslow, Martin Brassil predicts whether his horse can repeat the feat and Joe Chambers discusses this weekend's runners in the pink and green. Finally, ahead of Equinox's possible swan song in the Japan Cup we hear from his jockey Christophe Lemaire and also Hollie Doyle who's picked up the ride aboard last year's winner.

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.

Racing's star jockey couple joined Andrew Bensley outside Crown ahead of Hollie's ride on Future History. Tom has also picked up a few rides at Flemington.

How an Irish victory thirty years ago played a role in an Irish favourite in 2023. The growing conversation around international influence at the race. Damien Oliver's Cup swansong in jeopary. Hollie Doyle chasing jockey history. There are countless Melbourne Cup storylines and Quentin Hull spoke with Patrick Stack to outline everything you need to know. Featured: Quentin Hull, broadcaster, ABC Sport.Listen to The W Podcast with Sharni and Sam

Ahhhh, the Melbourne Cup; where champions become legends. We still get goosebumps every time we hear Greg Miles call Makybe Diva home in her third Melbourne Cup win all the way back in '05.2005 was the last time a horse won a consecutive Melbourne Cup, so can Gold Trip buck the trend and rewrite the record books in 2023? Lloydy think so.Maybe it will be another Irish victory. Willie Mullins sends two runners over for the race that stops a nation - wait, no - stops the world. He'll saddle up the race favourite Vauban and the Ebor Handicap winner Absurde. Absurd spelling of the word, that's for sure.Could Rachel King, Jamie Kah or Hollie Doyle be the second female jockey to win the race? Maybe Gai will win it again; 10 years since her first. What a horse Fiorente was?!Or maybe, just maybe, Without A Fight will do the elusive Caulfield Cup/Melbourne Cup double. It's bloody hard to do, but Mark Zahra thinks he can do it, so does BJ.Enjoy our 2023 runner-by-runner preview, enjoy the Melbourne Cup and most importantly, gamble responsibly!Don't have a Dabble account yet? No stress! Sign up now, just in time for Cup Day: bit.ly/tlu-dabbleSupport the show

In episode 855, Charlotte Greenway is in for Nick and is joined by Lee Mottershead to discuss the ban handed out to Hollie Doyle on Monday, which rules her out of the Breeders's Cup as we stand but Charlotte has news of an appeal. We also continue the build up to British Champions Day in the company of trainer, Karl Burke. Lee also has the latest on the weather contingency plans for Saturday and we hear from latest Qipco British Champions Hall of Fame inductee Steve Cauthen as he speaks to Nick.Nick has news from Australia/Hong Kong with Michael Cox and continuing the Australian link speaks to Johnny McKeever who will be at the Tattersalls horses in training sale on behalf of clients from Down Under and JA McGrath has our weekly Hong Kong update.

In episode 855, Charlotte Greenway is in for Nick and is joined by Lee Mottershead to discuss the ban handed out to Hollie Doyle on Monday, which rules her out of the Breeders's Cup as we stand but Charlotte has news of an appeal. We also continue the build up to British Champions Day in the company of trainer, Karl Burke. Lee also has the latest on the weather contingency plans for Saturday and we hear from latest Qipco British Champions Hall of Fame inductee Steve Cauthen as he speaks to Nick. Nick has news from Australia/Hong Kong with Michael Cox and continuing the Australian link speaks to Johnny McKeever who will be at the Tattersalls horses in training sale on behalf of clients from Down Under and JA McGrath has our weekly Hong Kong update.

Hollie Doyle says she can't wait to come to Australia for the first time, telling RSN she has liked what she's seen from Future History of late.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. They lead with last night's news of the retirement to stud of the Champion three year old and Arc winner Ace Impact, and are joined by Mathieu Alex, stud director at Haras de Beaumont. Also on today's show, Nick and Jane look ahead to the Dewhurst in the company of Iberian's rider Tom Marquand, who also details his and wife Hollie Doyle's big race upcoming travel plans. Emmet Mullins looks ahead to the Cesarewitch with The Shunter and has news of Noble Yeats and Feronily, while Carl Llewellyn has his say on the Grand National changes and pays tribute to I Like to Move It. Jane gives her thoughts on the Flemensface affair and recommends changes from the IHRB.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. They lead with last night's news of the retirement to stud of the Champion three year old and Arc winner Ace Impact, and are joined by Mathieu Alex, stud director at Haras de Beaumont. Also on today's show, Nick and Jane look ahead to the Dewhurst in the company of Iberian's rider Tom Marquand, who also details his and wife Hollie Doyle's big race upcoming travel plans. Emmet Mullins looks ahead to the Cesarewitch with The Shunter and has news of Noble Yeats and Feronily, while Carl Llewellyn has his say on the Grand National changes and pays tribute to I Like to Move It. Jane gives her thoughts on the Flemensface affair and recommends changes from the IHRB.

Gun international jockey Tom Marquand has told RSN he's coming down to Australia for the spring, no matter what. And he'll be joined by Hollie Doyle, a superstar in her own right.

Tom in for Nick and joined by senior writer at the Racing Post Lee Mottershead to initially discuss the 10 day ban handed out to apprentice Iqbal Khan at Killarney last night. Plenty on the podcast yesterday concerning a potentially stellar renewal of the King George next weekend and we hear from Director of Racing at Ascot Nick Smith. Hollie Doyle is along to reflect on Nashwa's Falmouth Stakes win and talks down her chance of becoming champion jockey this year. Trainer Kieran Cotter joins us to look ahead to his runner in this weekend's Super Sprint at Newbury. Plus we've an update from Nick on fixed odds betting in the US and Lee and Tom discuss the news that the Breeders' Cup Classic will not be the last race on the card in 2023.

Tom in for Nick and joined by senior writer at the Racing Post Lee Mottershead to initially discuss the 10 day ban handed out to apprentice Iqbal Khan at Killarney last night. Plenty on the podcast yesterday concerning a potentially stellar renewal of the King George next weekend and we hear from Director of Racing at Ascot Nick Smith. Hollie Doyle is along to reflect on Nashwa's Falmouth Stakes win and talks down her chance of becoming champion jockey this year. Trainer Kieran Cotter joins us to look ahead to his runner in this weekend's Super Sprint at Newbury. Plus we've an update from Nick on fixed odds betting in the US and Lee and Tom discuss the news that the Breeders' Cup Classic will not be the last race on the card in 2023.

Nick is joined by David Yates, Newsboy from the Daily Mirror, to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. Today, Nick welcomes BHA Chief Regulatory Officer Brant Dunshea to the show to ask whether the new whip rules are fulfilling their brief in light of the high profile Ascot suspensions of Dettori et al, and also to ask whether the known information on Asadna's injury should have been put into the public domain. Also on today's show, Hollie Doyle tells Nick she is alive to the possibility of being a major player in the jockeys' championship this season, and says that she and fellow riders are on "eggshells" riding to the new rules. She also looks forward to Nashwa in the Hoppings Stakes at Newcastle on Friday. JA McGrath brings you the latest from Hong Kong, while Cheltenham Assistant GM Andre Klein talks about his fundraising climb to celebrate the centenary Gold Cup in aid of Racing Welfare.

Nick is joined by David Yates, Newsboy from the Daily Mirror, to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. Today, Nick welcomes BHA Chief Regulatory Officer Brant Dunshea to the show to ask whether the new whip rules are fulfilling their brief in light of the high profile Ascot suspensions of Dettori et al, and also to ask whether the known information on Asadna's injury should have been put into the public domain. Also on today's show, Hollie Doyle tells Nick she is alive to the possibility of being a major player in the jockeys' championship this season, and says that she and fellow riders are on "eggshells" riding to the new rules. She also looks forward to Nashwa in the Hoppings Stakes at Newcastle on Friday. JA McGrath brings you the latest from Hong Kong, while Cheltenham Assistant GM Andre Klein talks about his fundraising climb to celebrate the centenary Gold Cup in aid of Racing Welfare.

Another Royal Ascot preview Saturday special, with Sam Cunningham this week. We get the thoughts of John Ryan, Tom Pennington and Alan King, as well as Charlie Fellowes, William Muir, Charlie Hills, Peter Snowden, Mark McStay and Blair Golen on their runners. Hollie Doyle also provides insight on what she knows of her rides next week.

Nick is joined by Mirror journalist David Yates to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. They lead with the news that broke yesterday that Desert Crown would no longer run in the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Ascot, and ponder his future. Amongst those who could yet add their names to that race are his Sandown conqueror Hukum, whose Racing Manager Angus Gold joins the show to discuss his targets plus those of Anmaat and yesterday's fiercely impressive winner Al Asifah. Also on today's show, Hollie Doyle drops in on her way back from Italian Oaks glory at San Siro, and looks ahead to big race rides on Bradsell and Nashwa, while John Ryan dreams of Kings Stand glory on Manaccan, and Michelle Yu underlines why the Belmont Stakes victory of Arcangelo was such an important one for the sport.

Nick is joined by Mirror journalist David Yates to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. They lead with the news that broke yesterday that Desert Crown would no longer run in the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Ascot, and ponder his future. Amongst those who could yet add their names to that race are his Sandown conqueror Hukum, whose Racing Manager Angus Gold joins the show to discuss his targets plus those of Anmaat and yesterday's fiercely impressive winner Al Asifah. Also on today's show, Hollie Doyle drops in on her way back from Italian Oaks glory at San Siro, and looks ahead to big race rides on Bradsell and Nashwa, while John Ryan dreams of Kings Stand glory on Manaccan, and Michelle Yu underlines why the Belmont Stakes victory of Arcangelo was such an important one for the sport.

Tom in for Nick and joined by broadcaster Jane Mangan to initially break the news that Billy Lee has been unsuccessful in his attempt to overturn his ban. That makes today his last day riding for the season and all but hands the title to Colin Keane. We hear from Paul Nicholls whose Stage Star was impressive at Warwick yesterday and Paul also touches on Frodon ho may well take in a small-field Betfair Chase after his run at Wincanton this weekend. We also hear from Hollie Doyle ahead of her three rides at the Breeders' Cup in between her stint with husband Tom Marquand in Japan. Jockey Paul Mulrennan joins us to discuss being crowned top northern jockey at Doncaster on Saturday and we also hear from Simon Jones who is running the New York Marathon for Racing Welfare and Mental Health First Aid after his son took his own life three years ago at the age of seventeen. Jane gives her thoughts on Down Royal this weekend, plus it's Wednesday so we have the latest from Hong Kong with Jim McGrath.

Tom in for Nick and joined by broadcaster Jane Mangan to initially break the news that Billy Lee has been unsuccessful in his attempt to overturn his ban. That makes today his last day riding for the season and all but hands the title to Colin Keane. We hear from Paul Nicholls whose Stage Star was impressive at Warwick yesterday and Paul also touches on Frodon ho may well take in a small-field Betfair Chase after his run at Wincanton this weekend. We also hear from Hollie Doyle ahead of her three rides at the Breeders' Cup in between her stint with husband Tom Marquand in Japan. Jockey Paul Mulrennan joins us to discuss being crowned top northern jockey at Doncaster on Saturday and we also hear from Simon Jones who is running the New York Marathon for Racing Welfare and Mental Health First Aid after his son took his own life three years ago at the age of seventeen. Jane gives her thoughts on Down Royal this weekend, plus it's Wednesday so we have the latest from Hong Kong with Jim McGrath.

Sam Hart is joined by Rosie Margarson and Chris Loader to review the superb action from the Qatar Goodwood Festival last week.  The panel kick things off by looking back at day one where we saw an incredible battle between Kyprios, Stradivarius and Trueshan. It just wasn't meant to be for Stradivarius as Aidan O'Brien landed the Goodwood Cup with Kyprios. They then reflect on the Sussex Stakes which saw Baaeed extend his unbeaten record on route to the Juddmonte International Stakes at York. Hollie Doyle was the lady to be with on Ladies day as Nashwa won the Nassau Stakes on Day three. Is she the best horse to come out of the Oaks?  The final two days saw Khadem land the King George Qatar Stakes and Commanche Falls win back to back Stewards Cup's. The team discuss how much of an impressive feat this was for trainer Michael Dods.  Before signing off, Chris and Rosie give their NAP's for the week ahead.  18+ #GambleAware

Sam Hart is joined by Chris Cook and Graeme Rodway from the Racing Post to preview the first three days of Qatar Goodwood Festival. The team start by looking at the first day of the Festival which kicks off with the Goodwood Cup. Can Stradivarius land his fifth Goodwood Cup?  On day two, the Sussex Stakes takes centre stage and the unbeaten Baaeed is a hot favourite for the race. Is he the best horse we've seen since Frankel? Day three is Ladies day, and Hollie Doyle could be the one to light up the Thursday in the Nassau Stakes. Before signing off, the panel give us their best bets for the Qatar Goodwood Festival and their opinions on the two feature races from Galway.  18+ #GambleAware

George Elek is joined by Andy Holding to look ahead to day one of the July Festival at Newmarket.2.37: The opening race of the week is the Maiden Fillies' Stakes run over six furlongs. Ivory Madonna appears to set the standard here after her run in the Albany Stakes and she'll have Hollie Doyle on board. Andy thinks she looks a worthy favourite in a tricky to call contest with over half the field newcomers.5.00: The Bahrain trophy comes next at 1.50. Deauville Legend runs here, tipped up by Andy at Royal Ascot where he came a notable second, he's 9/1 best price here and doesn't appear to be too fancied on this occasion. Masekela is the 7/4 favourite here following his Derby run, Walk of Stars follows next having disappointed there himself with Zechariah also around the 4/1 mark.9.25: The July Stakes takes place at 2.25, eight are declared at the time of writing and Persian Force and Little Big Bear both head the betting at 7/4 with the latter as short as 6/4 in places. Andy isn't keen on Persian Force at the price whilst he thinks Mysterious Night could be value at an each way price.12:55: 19 are entered for the Bet365 Heritage handicap. Bosh jumps of the page here for Andy with Richard Hannon's charge currently a best price of 11/1, several bookies are paying up to 6 places on this one at 3pm and Andy thinks at the prices it could be the best bet on the card.16:30: Mostahdaf just edges Yibir for favouritism in the Princess Of Wales's Close Brothers Stakes and Andy thinks he's a fair favourite and can't see too much value elsewhere in the race.18:30: Frankie Dettori rides favourite Mighty Ulysees in the listed Sir Henry Cecil Stakes. Alflaila is one that interests Andy here at 10/1 having previously tipped him up for the Jersey Stakes.21:08: The final race on the card is the Weatherbys Hamilton Handicap over a mile. Enforced is the favourite here at 3/1. A trappy looking race and after some deliberation Andy landed on Charlie Appleby runners Echo Point and Noble Dynasty. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nick is joined by renowned sports broadcaster Rishi Persad and gambling and political analyst Neil Channing to discuss the news and events from around the racing world. With a strong word that the gambling review white paper is imminent, Nick and Neil give notice of the likely recommendations and the political nuances therein as well as the implications for racing. Rishi takes a close look at this Saturday's Coral Eclipse and rounds up the rest of the day's news. JA McGrath joins us for the Hong Kong update (Tuesday racing this week), while trainer William Knight looks forward to getting the exciting Check and Challenge back on the racecourse this weekend, and Nashwa's owner breeder Imad Al sagar joins us in association with Weatherbys to talk about his Classic wining year, his bloodstock ambitions and his partnership with Hollie Doyle.

Nick is joined by renowned sports broadcaster Rishi Persad and gambling and political analyst Neil Channing to discuss the news and events from around the racing world. With a strong word that the gambling review white paper is imminent, Nick and Neil give notice of the likely recommendations and the political nuances therein as well as the implications for racing. Rishi takes a close look at this Saturday's Coral Eclipse and rounds up the rest of the day's news. JA McGrath joins us for the Hong Kong update (Tuesday racing this week), while trainer William Knight looks forward to getting the exciting Check and Challenge back on the racecourse this weekend, and Nashwa's owner breeder Imad Al sagar joins us in association with Weatherbys to talk about his Classic wining year, his bloodstock ambitions and his partnership with Hollie Doyle.

George Elek is joined by Andy Holding and Johnny Ward as they look ahead to the Irish Derby at the Curragh. The guys also take a look at Saturday's card from Newcastle where the Northumberland Plate takes centre stage.Westover had been favourite for this weekend's classic, with Johnny eyeing him up as a good thing at the start of the week when the race was previewed on Racing Weekly. Since then Aidan O'Brien has entered Tuesday into the race, who now takes up favouritism at a best price of 6/4.Andy and Johnny give their thoughts on the race and both agree on a 66/1 e/w pick as well.Over at Newcastle Rajinsky is the favourite to win the Northumberland Plate for Harry Davies and Hugo Palmer. Trueshan is once again entered having been withdrawn at Royal Ascot last week due to the ground. At the time of writing Hollie Doyle's mount has been backed into 11/2 from 7/1 to land this one. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nick is joined by Daily Mirror Racing correspondent David Yates to discuss the news and events from around the racing world. Nick talks today at some length to rider Hollie Doyle, who on Sunday became the first woman to ride the winner of a major European Classic on the John Gosden trained Nashwa. Nick and Dave examine the significance and merit of the victory before going on to wrap up Royal Ascot, with input from Director of Comms and Public Affairs Nick Smith. Dave and Nick analyse the consumer experience at the Royal meeting, the field sizes, the ground conditions and the variety of human stories, and wonder how the next few weeks will play out for Gosden and Frankie Dettori. Trainer David Simcock tells Nick why stable star Cash is missing the Irish Derby this weekend, while Tattersalls' Bobby Jackson previews the July Sale, which includes two Royal Ascot winners.

Nick is joined by Daily Mirror Racing correspondent David Yates to discuss the news and events from around the racing world. Nick talks today at some length to rider Hollie Doyle, who on Sunday became the first woman to ride the winner of a major European Classic on the John Gosden trained Nashwa. Nick and Dave examine the significance and merit of the victory before going on to wrap up Royal Ascot, with input from Director of Comms and Public Affairs Nick Smith. Dave and Nick analyse the consumer experience at the Royal meeting, the field sizes, the ground conditions and the variety of human stories, and wonder how the next few weeks will play out for Gosden and Frankie Dettori. Trainer David Simcock tells Nick why stable star Cash is missing the Irish Derby this weekend, while Tattersalls' Bobby Jackson previews the July Sale, which includes two Royal Ascot winners.

Chris Cook is joined by James Stevens to review a superb week of racing at Royal Ascot. The duo kick things off by looking back at day one where Coroebus and the unbeaten Baaeed stole the show. They then reflect on Saffron Beach hosing up in the Duke of Cambridge and Kyprios winning the Gold Cup.  The Coronation Stakes was the highlight on day four and Frankie Dettori bounced back after his Gold Cup disappointment to claim victory on superstar filly Inspiral.  The final day saw plenty of surprises, none more so than Naval Crown winning the Platinum Jubilee Stakes at odds of 33-1. The pair discuss Hollie Doyle's first Classic win in the Prix De Diane, as well as revealing their Royal Ascot highlight. Before signing off, Chris and James give their NAP for the week ahead.  18+ #GambleAware

We look ahead to the final day of Royal Ascot by speaking to the most successful female jockey in the history of the meeting. Hollie Doyle has been competing at the course all week, and joins us ahead of her ride in the big race of the day - the Platinum Jubilee Stakes. Kathrine Switzer reflects on how she helped pave the way for female runners following the 50th New York mini marathon. Switzer co-founded and competed in the first event back in 1972 and recalls the barriers women runners faced at that time - including how she was attacked by a race official during the Boston Marathon in 1967, when females were prohibited from entering the race. Nathan Fluellen tells us about “A great day in the Stoke”, which he believes was the biggest gathering of Black surfers in history. He says the idea for the recent event in Los Angeles came to him in the aftermath of 2020's racial reckoning, when Black surfers staged “paddle outs” following the killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. Andrea Mason explains her motivation for attempting to break four world records next month, when she'll attempt to swim the three longest lakes and climb the three highest mountains in Wales, England and Scotland, and cycle between them too. Mason is doing the challenge in order to raise awareness about menstrual health. In 2017, she was diagnosed with severe endometriosis and cervical cancer and underwent a hysterectomy. And in Sporting Witness, we travel back 48 years to the revolutionary surgery that saved baseball pitcher Tommy John's elbow and career. He was the first to have it done - and he paved the way for thousands of others. He became known as the Bionic Man and the operation was named after him. Photo: Hollie Doyle celebrates winning The Coventry Stakes onboard Bradsell during Royal Ascot 2022. (Credit: Getty Images)

On tonight's Going in Circle's BIG MONDAY show Barry and I recap Mo Donegals win in the Belmont Stakes, again refute the idea that changing the Triple Crown is a good idea, wonder what lays ahead for blowout winners Jack Christoper and Fliteline and hope that the extremely lightly raced don't become a trend, give props to Clairiere for her game win in the Phipps, also talk about Jackie's Warrior, the atrocious ride by Hollie Doyle in the Belmont Gold Cup and more HISA talk as the July 1st deadline gets closer. Check it out! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/charles-simon6/message

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the news and events from around the racing world today. With 2 days until the Derby, Jane makes her case for the horse that represents the strongest Irish challenge to favourite Desert Crown, while Nick talks to Peter Brant, the owner/breeder of Stone Age. We hear from Hollie Doyle about Oaks fancy Nashwa and what a British Classic would mean to her career, while trainer Owen Burrows drops by to talk about Hukum in the Coronation Cup, which sparks an argument between Nick and Jane as to the merit of the race. Jen Gates joins from Racing Welfare to discuss National Volunteers Week.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the news and events from around the racing world today. With 2 days until the Derby, Jane makes her case for the horse that represents the strongest Irish challenge to favourite Desert Crown, while Nick talks to Peter Brant, the owner/breeder of Stone Age. We hear from Hollie Doyle about Oaks fancy Nashwa and what a British Classic would mean to her career, while trainer Owen Burrows drops by to talk about Hukum in the Coronation Cup, which sparks an argument between Nick and Jane as to the merit of the race. Jen Gates joins from Racing Welfare to discuss National Volunteers Week.

It's time for the next two British Classics at Epsom! The SBK Betting Podcast team are joined by Sean Quinn to preview the three Group 1s at Epsom and give their best bets for the weekend's action.On Friday, following the Group 1 Coronation Cup, which sees last year's winner Pyledriver look to defend his title, it's the turn of the fillies! Can Emily Upjohn justify favouritism in the Oaks or can Hollie Doyle land her first British Classic on Nashwa?On Saturday, a big field will go to post for the 2022 Derby. Desert Crown is unbeaten in two starts and looks set to go off a short priced favourite under SBK-sponsored jockey Richard Kingscote following his impressive victory in the Dante Stakes last month. Can he give Sir Michael Stoute a 6th Derby? Or will the race's leading trainer Aidan O'Brien claim yet another Epsom Classic?Races covered:Friday15:10 - Coronation Cup 16:30 - OaksSaturday16:30 - DerbyNAPs & NBs New SBK customers can get £30 in free bets by depositing £10 (Ts + Cs apply) Hosted by Jess Stafford of Racing TV, we'll be welcoming some of the biggest names in sport and horse racing for weekly tips and insight. From stats and analysis to glorious and inglorious sporting tales; all delivered from the inside rail.18+ Please Gamble Responsibly.Visit www.begambleaware.orgDownload SBK: https://getsbk.comFollow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/sbk#TheDerby #TheOaks #DesertCrown #EmilyUpjohn #DerbyPreview #DerbyTips #Epsom #EpsomPreview #CoronationCup #FrankieDettori #Hollie Doyle #BettingTips #BettingPreview #HorseRacing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this weeks show Hollie Doyle on her introduction to racing, Nick Scholfield on Sky Pirate's return, Jamie Snowden on his great run and of course Colin Brown and Dave Wilson. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the day's national and international racing news. Continuing yesterday's prize money debate among owners and trainers, Nick talks to leading All Weather trainer Mick Appleby, who expresses his dismay at having no knowledge of what his trade body (NTF) was proposing, and owner Jim Walker, who is broadly against the proposed ARC prize money deal. Walker, owner of Gold Cup hero Subjectivist, broke the news that his star could yet make a surprise return to the racecourse if continuing his progress from serious injury. Nick and Jane begin the show by discussing the Irish budget and its implications plus the return of crowds in Ireland. They also consider the rise and rise of Hollie Doyle, talk to BCS CEO Rod Street for a debrief on Champions' Day, and ponder whether Mishriff should run in the Breeders' Cup Classic, aided and abetted by NBC analyst Matt Bernier.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the day's national and international racing news. Continuing yesterday's prize money debate among owners and trainers, Nick talks to leading All Weather trainer Mick Appleby, who expresses his dismay at having no knowledge of what his trade body (NTF) was proposing, and owner Jim Walker, who is broadly against the proposed ARC prize money deal. Walker, owner of Gold Cup hero Subjectivist, broke the news that his star could yet make a surprise return to the racecourse if continuing his progress from serious injury. Nick and Jane begin the show by discussing the Irish budget and its implications plus the return of crowds in Ireland. They also consider the rise and rise of Hollie Doyle, talk to BCS CEO Rod Street for a debrief on Champions' Day, and ponder whether Mishriff should run in the Breeders' Cup Classic, aided and abetted by NBC analyst Matt Bernier.

Adi Hopper talks to leading lady jockey Hollie Doyle as she sweeps all before her on the way to being crowned leading lady jockey See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It was a quality weekend of Racing and the Weighed-In team are here with a full review of all the action. Rough riding has Kevin Blake fuming, St Mark's Basilica and Tarnawa, Mother Earth and Shane Foley, Snowfall and Hollie Doyle, Hugh and runners with a suit. All of this and listeners questions are covered in this explosive episode in 52 minutes. Take our listener survey https://bettingsurveys.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cDaNAWXzev2ubzw Read the latest insights and tips on racing at betting.betfair.com/horse-racing/ 18+ Please Gamble Responsibly. Visit www.begambleaware.org

Lee and John look back at the Irish Derby and have an exclusive regarding On Course Bookmakers

Top jockey Hollie Doyle joined Nick for a nice chat on her career & aspirations for the future.

Episode 92 of the Luck On Sunday Podcast. Nick took the show on the road to Newbury Racecourse, where he was joined by Eve Johnson-Houghton & Richard Hoiles. During the show they reflected on a number of racings talking points, plus joined by top jockey Hollie Doyle.

A genuine, honest and insightful interview from one of the greatest young talents in our industry globally - UK young gun and multiple Group One winning Jockey Tom Marquand returns to Australia for another raid on our Group races. Pat and Sam speak to him about all facets including riding in the UK vs Aus, why he loves Australian racing and Aussie fans plus what it means to a jockey's life to have a horse like Addeybb come along.  They chat about life in Quarantine, what he's up to whilst he's down here in Australia and they also discuss his Group One winning fiancé Hollie Doyle and the possibility of her coming to Oz.Tom adds the Jumps racing in Cheltenham Festival to our bucket list and gives us some awesome insight in to the Jumps industry. Champion Stakes Audio courtesy of AscotRacecourseSupport the show (https://thelegupaustralia.com/theleguppremium)

Emmet Kennedy, Kate Tracey and James Savage review a wonderful afternoon of Racing at Ascot for QIPCO British Champions Day where the sports golden couple Hollie Doyle and Tom Marquand stole the show. But it was also a day of shocks, with John Gosden and Aidan O'Brien both drawing a blank, with controversy over the going and every race bar the Qipco British Champions Fillies & Mares Stakes being won by a gelding! We discuss this and lots more talking points in an in-depth show that we hope you enjoy. Voting is open now for the 2021 Stud and Stable Staff Awards Sponsored by Godolphin and run by the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) in association with the Racing Post and Racing TV, the awards provide total prize money of £128,500 with up to £15,000 available to a single yard or stud. Nominations will close on Thursday 19th of November so make sure you vote now! https://www.studandstablestaffawards.co.uk Listen to the full show now on SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn, Your Smart Speaker and all Podcast Apps. Likes & Shares on Twitter and Facebook appreciated