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With the Flat season now in full swing, host James Stevens is joined by deputy betting editor Graeme Rodway, Lambourn correspondent Liam Headd and Unibet's Brett Williams to give their thoughts on the Classic Trials at Lingfield and the Victoria Cup at Ascot.  That's not all, as the biggest handicap hurdle of the new jumps season takes place at Haydock as well. Who do our panellists fancy to win the Swinton? The team finish off by providing their best bets from the weekend action.

Host James Stevens is joined by RP tipster Robbie Wilders, Lambourn correspondent Liam Headd and Unibet ambassador Ed Nicholson to assess the weekend's big races. Newbury's William Hill Hurdle is the focus of four races there and the panel dissect the chances of Sir Gino in the Game Spirit. Attention turns to Warwick for the Unibet Kingmaker Novices' Chase where L'Eau Du Sud is the star attraction. The team finish off by providing their weekend NAPs.

On this week's show: what did we learn from Constitution Hill's Cheltenham return? Are trainers right to threaten a boycott of TV interviews? And is British racing unfairly maligned?  Join Racing Post editor Tom Kerr, Lambourn correspondent Liam Headd and reporter Matt Rennie for this week's big stories and lots more. 

Who do you think is more likely to predict the gold medals in Paris this weekend - Equiratings or the bookies? Well, let's just say they disagree on few big names. So we've roped in an expert to compare the odds.Chris Grassick is a prominent racehorse trainer in Lambourn; the Valley of the Racehorse. Grassick is also an avid eventing fan and will imminently propose to his long-term girlfriend and absolute breath of fresh air, Wallis.Join us as we chew the fat, run through the best bets and chuck a few wagers down. Guys, we're going to be rich.Text Message the #BFOTS Hot LineBig fan of sosh-med? Come hang out!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eventingweekly/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093051393320

An absolute fairytale story in relation to the QLD Oaks. A former harness trainer with a 10K horse that is knee high to a grasshopper.

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Nick is joined by broadcaster Cornelius Lysaght to spin through the news and events from around the racing world today. They are joined first by Nicky Henderson, who issues a positive bulletin on Constitution Hill after some speculation to the contrary. In addition, the Lambourn trainer updates us on former stable star Altior, who has recently undergone serious colic surgery. Nick and Cornelius also discuss the importance of regular updates from racecourses during periods of unsettled weather, the increased entry for Festival novice hurdles and examine the results of GBR's Everyone's Turf campaign, on which Nick puts the questions to Marketing Director Gregg Taylor. In Florida, Nick catches up with 1ST Racing CEO Aidan Butler about the aims and ambitions for the Pegasus World Cup, ITV's Francesca Cumani joins the show to talk about her recent experiences of racing in Kenya, while trainer Jamie Snowden drops in to talk about Ga Law at Doncaster this weekend.

Nick is joined by broadcaster Cornelius Lysaght to spin through the news and events from around the racing world today. They are joined first by Nicky Henderson, who issues a positive bulletin on Constitution Hill after some speculation to the contrary. In addition, the Lambourn trainer updates us on former stable star Altior, who has recently undergone serious colic surgery. Nick and Cornelius also discuss the importance of regular updates from racecourses during periods of unsettled weather, the increased entry for Festival novice hurdles and examine the results of GBR's Everyone's Turf campaign, on which Nick puts the questions to Marketing Director Gregg Taylor. In Florida, Nick catches up with 1ST Racing CEO Aidan Butler about the aims and ambitions for the Pegasus World Cup, ITV's Francesca Cumani joins the show to talk about her recent experiences of racing in Kenya, while trainer Jamie Snowden drops in to talk about Ga Law at Doncaster this weekend.

Nick is joined by Daily Mirror journalist David Yates to discuss the latest news and developments from around the racing world today. Among their guests today are Colm Murphy, trainer of the impressive mare Impervious, Lingfield Clerk George Hill, who gives a candid appraisal of the likelihood of the Winter Millions going ahead as planned, Joe Tizzard, who plans to take on the big guns with Amarillo Sky this weekend and has news of his Gold Cup and Grand National plans, and Lambourn trainer Dan Kubler, seeking to debunk myths about when a horse is at the right stage of physical development to make their racecourse debut. Also on today's show, Nick and Dave discuss the injury to L'Homme Presse and reflect on the performance of Impaire Et Passe.

Nick is joined by Daily Mirror journalist David Yates to discuss the latest news and developments from around the racing world today. Among their guests today are Colm Murphy, trainer of the impressive mare Impervious, Lingfield Clerk George Hill, who gives a candid appraisal of the likelihood of the Winter Millions going ahead as planned, Joe Tizzard, who plans to take on the big guns with Amarillo Sky this weekend and has news of his Gold Cup and Grand National plans, and Lambourn trainer Dan Kubler, seeking to debunk myths about when a horse is at the right stage of physical development to make their racecourse debut. Also on today's show, Nick and Dave discuss the injury to L'Homme Presse and reflect on the performance of Impaire Et Passe.

For this episode, we traveled to 'The valley of the racehorse', known as Lambourn. It's situated in southern England and is home to over 1500 racehorses and our podcast guest Josh Apiafi.Josh is well known in the horse racing industry. He has over 30 extensive years of experience and has held a variety of roles. He is currently a presenter at Sky Sports Racing and has recently launched a new initiative; Racing Pathways.His drive for diversity and inclusion within the industry is fierce. His enthusiasm to encourage the younger generation to experience a wider range of career opportunities within the industry is infectious. I loved discussing a full range of topics with Josh and we hope you enjoy listening to one of our industry's great minds. 

This episode we speak with Moumita Pal. She is a Digital Marketing Strategist at Lambourn. Moumita speaks at length on her expertise in Google Ads and how she would start an account from scratch. She speaks about her thoughts on the future of the Google Algorithm and way she is working more on UX. Lastly she recommends SERanking, Semrush and Google keyword planner as essential tools for her work.

Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to look at the news and events from around the racing world. Today, Nick and Lydia gallop through many of the pre-Cheltenham talking points, including whether Jack Kennedy will be reunited with Minella Indo in the Gold Cup. They discuss at some length the "5 day Festival" debate, considering how concerted the PR effort might be and to what end, tying this in with a look at the existing Festival structure and the real possibility of a minuscule field for at least one of next week's Grade Ones. Lydia also has her say on the changes at the BHA, while Tom Dascombe talks about his impending move to Lambourn, and James Willoughby runs the TRC rankings rule over the classic generation in Australia, US and UK, plus comments on the recent pattern races in Dubai.

Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to look at the news and events from around the racing world. Today, Nick and Lydia gallop through many of the pre-Cheltenham talking points, including whether Jack Kennedy will be reunited with Minella Indo in the Gold Cup. They discuss at some length the "5 day Festival" debate, considering how concerted the PR effort might be and to what end, tying this in with a look at the existing Festival structure and the real possibility of a minuscule field for at least one of next week's Grade Ones. Lydia also has her say on the changes at the BHA, while Tom Dascombe talks about his impending move to Lambourn, and James Willoughby runs the TRC rankings rule over the classic generation in Australia, US and UK, plus comments on the recent pattern races in Dubai.

Hello boss babes and welcome back to another episode. I am so excited to be bringing out this content for you all as I hope it will bring joy, wisdom and inspiration to all the beautiful females out there.In today's episode I am joined by two guests who are absolute legends that I work with at R3 Fitness; Brodon Kewish and Jim Lambourn. We talk about personal training, their own personal fitness journeys and we go through some common training/ nutrition myths and debunk them. I would love if you could share this around to help reach as many people possible by sharing to your stories and tagging me.My instagram accounts are @rachaelmpt_ and _buildingbossbabes_ Lots of love Rach xx Brodons socials: https://instagram.com/bkewish_pt?utm_medium=copy_linkJim's socials:https://instagram.com/jimlambournfit?utm_medium=copy_linkR3 Fitness: https://instagram.com/r3_fitness_maffra?utm_medium=copy_link

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In 2015 the brother-sister combination of James and Sophie Doyle made history by competing together at the Keeneland hosted Breeders' Cup. This time around, at Del Mar, the pair will be riding on the same day, with Sophie getting the leg up on Tough to Tame in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile, while the Godolphin retained rider James follows in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf on Dubawi Legend.  The pair talks candidly about their upbringing, how their mother, former trainer Jacqueline Doyle, has guided them throughout their careers and how they both got started riding out in Eastbury and Lambourn. They have continued to support each other throughout their lives, of course combined with a touch of healthy sibling rivalry. Don't miss out on these two talented jockeys as they look forward to this year's Breeders' Cup!  

In 2015 the brother-sister combination of James and Sophie Doyle made history by competing together at the Keeneland hosted Breeders' Cup. This time around, at Del Mar, the pair will be riding on the same day, with Sophie getting the leg up on Tough to Tame in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile, while the Godolphin retained rider James follows in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf on Dubawi Legend.  The pair talks candidly about their upbringing, how their mother, former trainer Jacqueline Doyle, has guided them throughout their careers and how they both got started riding out in Eastbury and Lambourn. They have continued to support each other throughout their lives, of course combined with a touch of healthy sibling rivalry. Don't miss out on these two talented jockeys as they look forward to this year's Breeders' Cup! 

Hello! We hope everyone is having a fantastic week. If not, don't worry, we are here to serve you some awesome fresh mid-week content with an amazing guest! Molly Lambourn is a Fine Artist and founder of Sophie Stokes. Sophie Stokes is a slow fashion brand specialising in producing beautiful and quirky recycled plastic jewellery. Mollie graduated from the University of Warwick and is currently studying a Masters in Fine Art at the University for the Creative Arts. Current Artist resident at the Cordial Eye Gallery in Massachusetts, part of the Mouthing off Artist team, winner of the John Downton Award in Drawing. Read and download our Valentine's Day gift to you, our latest "self-love edition" of the FourOneOne. Check out our online community of young, like-minded entrepreneurs: Youth Entrepreneur Movement. Members have access to a range of fire resources, networking events and workshops! You don't wanna miss out. That's all for today folks! Sit back, relax, and tune in cause entrepreneurship just got real. Follow us and get in touch with us on: thehumanentrepreneur@gmail.com Instagram Facebook LinkedIn If you love what you hear, please leave us a review. Thanks & take care of yourself!

In this episode Michael Van Dorsser, Sam Wood and Brandan Reilly interview the President of Shepparton District Junior Football Mark 'Chops' Lambourn and discuss the Cancellation of the Shepparton District Junior Football Leagues for Season 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This is a part of the Super Saturday Sports Show that you can listen to as to keep up to date with all things happening around the traps in the region. This show airs on a weekly basis on a Saturday and is hosted by Michael van Dorsser, Brandan Reilly and Sam Wood, on ONE FM Shepparton Radio. This interview first aired on Saturday the 8th of August 2020 on ONE FM 98.5 Shepparton. Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1.

Molly Lambourn is a talented artist and slow jewelry designer from the UK. I had the pleasure of interviewing her about her craft, her passions and sustainability in fashion. Her brand, Sophie Stokes, offers beautiful bespoke quirky designs. Inspired by retro patterns, iconic women and bold colour, she creates her line using recycled acrylic. Her art is also very inspirational and is a celebration of the mundane, domestic and decorative while also tackling wider issues surrounding mental health, trauma and feminism.  

In this episode Michael Van Dorsser, Sam Wood and Brandan Reilly interview the President of Shepparton District Junior Football Mark 'Chops' Lambourn and discuss the latest results in Shepparton District Junior Football This is a part of the Super Saturday Sports Show that you can listen to as to keep up to date with all things happening around the traps in the region. This show airs on a weekly basis on a Saturday and is hosted by Michael van Dorsser and Brandan Reilly, on ONE FM Shepparton Radio. This interview first aired on Saturday the 1st of August 2020 on ONE FM 98.5 Shepparton. Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1.

Michael Van Dorsser and Sam Wood chat with the President of Shepparton District Junior Football Mark 'Chops' Lambourn about the next round of the Shepparton District Junior Football League season 2020. This is a part of the Super Saturday Sports Show that you can listen to as to keep up to date with all things happening around the traps in the region. This show airs on a weekly basis on a Saturday and is hosted by Michael van Dorsser, Brandan Reilly and Sam Wood, on ONE FM Shepparton Radio. This interview first aired on Saturday the 25th of July 2020 on ONE FM 98.5 Shepparton. Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1.

Michael Van Dorsser and Sam Wood interview the President of Shepparton District Junior Football Mark 'Chops' Lambourn about the start of the SDJFL for season 2020 this week. This is a part of the Super Saturday Sports Show that you can listen to as to keep up to date with all things happening around the traps in the region. This show airs on a weekly basis on a Saturday and is hosted by Michael van Dorsser and Brandan Reilly, on ONE FM Shepparton Radio. This interview first aired on Saturday the 18th of July 2020 on ONE FM 98.5 Shepparton. Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1.

Introduction to Episode Finn is a corporate dropout looking to co-create the future. After finding they were physically shutting down because of a stressful corporate job, they decided to switch to a path of discovery. That discovery has led to really assessing their impact on the environment and sharing a vision with the world. This episode is marked explicit for the name of a poem at the end called the D#ckless Unite. Podcast Episode Summary Finn and I discuss sustainability, concepts of enough, working on our discovery. I love talking big ideas with my guests, and Finn is no exception. We dive into tenets of Christianity, ways of communication, and ultimately, an invitation to co-create a future of collaboration. Quotables Wilderness Way Pillars Shalom: work for justice and create peace in our environment. Jubilee: the belief we can free ourselves from debt, poverty, wealth. Sabbath: making sure we make sure we rest. Non-Violent Communication State how you feel about a thing Observe and name the situation Name the feeling that comes out and link it to your need Make a request The Skills of Loving Seeing - seeing others and being seen by others as we actually are Hearing - speak and hear others truths and our own Responding to Needs Having Goodwill Honoring Everyone’s Experience These are great tools for giving common language to groups. Top 5 things of self-discovery Take an inventory of what you have, need, and want Find some sabbath time Get out in nature Find others on the journey as well, your community Connection with the sacred Recommended Resources Interview with Laura Rowe, https://michellelasley.com/2020/01/laura-rowe-an-interview/ My New Year’s Resolution Episode, https://michellelasley.com/2020/01/happy-new-year/ Marie Forleo Everything is Figureoutable, https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/everything-is-figureoutable_marie-forleo/26368655/#isbn=0525534997 Wilderness Way, http://www.wildernesswaypdx.org Ecotopia (https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/ecotopia-the-notebooks-and-reports-of-william-weston_ernest-callenbach/252922/#isbn=0553136232) and Ecotopia Emerging (https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/ecotopia-emerging_ernest-callenbach/345888/#isbn=0960432035) Non-Violent Communication, https://www.cnvc.org Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert, https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/big-magic-creative-living-beyond-fear_elizabeth-gilbert/9354312/#isbn=1594634726 The Frugalwoods, https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/meet-the-frugalwoods-achieving-financial-independence-through-simple-living_elizabeth-willard-thames/18021792/#isbn=0062668137 To reserve space at Magdalena Acres, email hello@michellelasley.com with the subject “Retreat at Whidbey Island”. Magdalena’s website will be forthcoming. Contact Finn finn.lambourn@gmail.com with the subject “Balance Shared” to discuss more theology, sustainability, and learn about Magdalena Acres. For more information about Michelle, Balance Shared, events, and projects, please visit www.michellelasley.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/balanceshared/support

You've all hit the trifecta, because this episode your long shot has finally come in and we take on our first Dick Francis book, the slightly disappointingly not-horse-dense-enough sorta-thriller The Danger. (Still enough horses in the book that one paragraph in the book runs "Horses. So many horses.") What should be a cracking good adventure, with exciting locations (Italy! London! the English seaside! where/whatever the heck "Lambourn" is...Washington DC...hmm. Starting to see the problem) and interesting characters (erm) running around and doing fun work (preventing and resolving kidnappings) somehow collapses into a mostly forgettable affair with the occasional pleasant surprise and a whole lot of opportunities for a nice nap. But that's the bad book business for you: sometimes the books just aren't very good. The episode, however, is good cranky fun, with plenty of rosé flowing and the next digression never waiting for the starting gun. So strap on the feed bag of ... sound, and enjoy the hooves thrumming 'pon the turf as the punters in the stands go mad and the only things flying more gaily than the racing silks are the betting slips being torn up and thrown away, because it's time for the most exciting two gents in podcasts to get into ... The Danger. Stay safe, everybody.   Recommendations: Night Moves (2013, Kelly Reichardt) Gravity Falls Music: "Since You've Been Gone" by Rainbow "Beetlebaum" by Spike Jones "Kidnapped by Neptune" by Scout Niblett

Qatar Goodwood Festival - Day 4 - Race 4 - Lambourn trainer Charlie Hills talks following Battaashs' win in the King George Qatar Stakes on Day 4 of the Qatar Goodwood Festival

Qatar Goodwood Festival - Jockey Jim Crowley talks after riding Lambourn trained horse Battaash to success in The Qatar King George Stakes at the Qatar Goodwood Festival 2017

This week on The Oh Beep! Geocaching Podcast we're interviewing GeoPaulVlogger. Because of Geocaching... None this week Feedback... The Old Soldier came through with his Geocaching police story... 24 Hour Event Police Saga Well as most people have heard various bits of the tale it may be best to let you all know what happened and hopefully save others from the fun and games. We had entered into the first 24 Hour Caching Event set up through GEM by Jacaru. It all started off so well with a quick nap and then off to Lincoln picking up some caches along the A46 before doing a couple of cycle routes we had planned which pulled in quite a few caches and worked up an appetite so we headed into Lincoln looking for somewhere to eat and still picking up Caches as we went. We found a “Clown” that would do us some fast food so after filling energy levels up we thought we would grab some caches showing close by before heading back to Event HQ. The few caches we had spotted were around an industrial estate so we thought they would be easy cache and dashes before the drive back. It started out OK with a couple of quick finds but then at another cache we spotted a car drive slowly passed with two men in it. We quickly re-hid the cache and headed back to the car, noticing the car that passed us was parked up at an industrial unit further down the road. Thinking nothing of it we headed around to another cache, Denise waited in the car while I nipped into the bushes (To get a cache!!). While signing the log the same car appeared again this time parking a short distance behind our car. This left me with the dilemma of what to do next, Denise was safe in the car with the doors locked but I was stuck in the bushes with two strangers sat in a car with the engine and lights off. I gave it a few minutes to see if they would move on but no joy so with time pushing on I decided to just head back to the car and head back to Event HQ. The two guys did nothing until we had taken the first turn when I noticed they had been following but with the lights off!! Now starting to feel very uneasy we realised we either had some sort of security/police on our tail or someone that was hoping for a better place to rob/attack us. Seeing as the best place to do the latter was behind us we realised we had police following us for some reason, the chance to test this arose at a set of traffic lights as we headed for the A46 which I slowed for and then went through on yellow and the two guys tailing us followed us about 5 cars back but decided to run a red by going around other cars! We definitely had police following us. As we got onto the A46 and went around an Island I noticed the unmarked car had been joined by two marked vehicles and as we got onto the dual carriageway the road behind lit up in a sea of blue lights and sirens as we had a marked car shoot in front of us joined by one to the side and the unmarked behind us also showing off his pretty lights. Rather than blocking the A46 I pointed at a sign near us saying parking 1/4mile and motioned for the police to move down to it with us. Once in the Parking area we proceeded to have a chat with half of Lincolnshire’s police force and found out we the suspects of metal theft in the area. Something I found funny as we had the bikes on the back so loading up would have been a slow job! When the marked cars were happy with our status and stories they were happy to let us carry on our way, not before they mentioned one of the guys in the unmarked was a cacher so should have known better. Having a chat with him got to the bottom of the problem as he said he had the app on his phone and that area didn’t have any caches, he was a bit shocked when I showed him the GPSr with all the caches in Lincoln as it turned out he was a not a premium member thinking the official phone app showed him everything and knew nothing of Premium membership. At least he was now more aware of all the caches he could get and may leave some other cacher’s alone. As can be expected we were late back to Event HQ and being fairly new to GEM we did not have any contact numbers so arrived to a multitude of questions from those that had waited for our return. Thankfully it has not put us off at all but we do avoid some places after dark and thankfully have learned about Phone A Friend lists, something that would have been very helpful on that fun evening. This year’s event we will be more prepared with contact numbers to hand and a caching route that keeps us well away from Lincoln!! Ask Doctor D... Andy "HeadHardHat" Smith - While geocaching and you come upon only a travel bug tag and a broken chain. What should you do? News & Events... E mail from Karl, Group Scout Leader, 4th Lewes Scouts aka 4th Lewes Scouts aka KAB1972 I would like to thank Ken, aka Martlestman and publicize the "CITO Seven Sisters Country Park 2014", GC4YZXJ which he has organised for the seventh year. This CITO event takes place on the Sussex Coast, near Seaford, on the morning of 26th April, 9.30 to 12.30 and coincides with the International CITO  Day, gaining both an icon and souvenir. Historically the event has attracted a good number of cachers to help clear the litter from this picturesque area and have a good morning among friends, old and new; this year should be no different. This year Cubs, Scouts, Leaders and families from the 4th Lewes Scout Group will be attending, helping with the litter-pick and providing Tea, Coffee and some cakes to reward all of the participants for their hard work. The Dragonlady Invites You #21by fly2live2fly | GC4ZPZP | East Midlands, United Kingdom Nutters' Birthday Bashby Beeston Nutter | GC5011A | East Midlands, United Kingdom Makers Madness Eventby Jacaru | GC4Z8HH | East Midlands, United Kingdom KT 34 Holmes Chapel.by Johnboy-A1 | GC4YM9G | Northwest England, United Kingdom Not a BAD year for the rosesby N0hope | GC4XV1K | Southern England, United Kingdom Any Excuse for a Get Together 5 - Maker Madness!by AJ The Sheep Doctor | GC502J8 | Southern England, United Kingdom Maker Madness 5th Lambourn eventby Pebbles&Co | GC502A9 | Southern England, United Kingdom Other News... Treasure: A Feature-Length Micro-Budget Film Happy Birthday Jacaru and Tracey from The Amasons... The GAGB website has had a makeover. gagb.org.uk Video of the Week... Treasure - find them at treasurethemovie.com. http://vimeo.com/88031212 ABOUT TREASURE:  Treasure is a feature length family-oriented coming of age comedy-drama. Shooting will take place in and around Orlando, FL during May and June of 2014. Our hope is to create a film that will capture the wonder, beauty, difficulty, and inspiration found in life and nature. We grow through interaction with others and daring to explore new experiences and places. Making Treasure happen will be a story unto itself and you can be a part of it! We’re planning a crowdfunding campaign next spring so that we can get our audience involved in getting the movie made. We’re already pretty lucky to have access to really nice professional cameras and equipment but it’s nice to be able to feed the cast and crew, get permits, and create the perfect setting for every shot in the film too! GeoPaul Interview... YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCufcuCziCFJX0_xiiAXD2_Q Twitter - @GeoPaulVlogger Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeoPaulVlogger The Geocaching Network - https://www.youtube.com/user/geocachingnetwork