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Maddy Playle is joined by Graeme Rodway, Tom Collins and Paddy Power’s Graham Byrne for a look back at the weekend’s racing and a preview of a stellar week ahead. The 2,000 Guineas was a family affair as Poetic Flare, owned by Jim Bolger’s wife and ridden by his 54-year-old son-in-law Kevin Manning, landed the first Classic of the year. The postcast team dissect the result today but it seems the Friday postcast team already knew what was to come as three of the team tipped the 16/1 winner. The panel also take a look at one of the performances of the weekend from Sir Ron Preistley who defeated Pyledriver to land the Jockey Club Stakes. Can he become a top stayer and put it up to Stradivarius later on in the season? There was no surprise when Aidan O’Brien landed his seventh win in the 1,000 Guineas, but it was Frankie Dettori’s mount that scooped the prize rather than potential stable star Santa Barbara. The team review the form, picking out which runners are worth keeping an eye on going forward. US r

Bruce Millington is joined by Graeme Rodway, Keith Melrose and Paddy Power's Graham Temple to preview the 1,000 and 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket this weekend. They also take a look at the other weekend action from Punchestown, Goodwood, Thirsk and Hamilton. A wide open 2,000 Guineas leaves plenty to dissect but incredibly the panel are all in agreement with a 16/1 shot in the first classic of the season and it’s not one of Aidan O’Brien’s. Is Santa Barbara the superstar Ballydoyle have made her out to be? Her form doesn’t prove much so the panel have picked out some bigger priced fancies for Sunday’s big race at Newmarket. The panel also run through their best selections for the weekend and give their NAPs.

Jack Reeve is joined by Aaron Ashley, James Mason and Carl Monaghan to look ahead to an important week in the Premier League which features Manchester United against Liverpool and a Black Country derby.  As well as previews for every Premier League encounter, the panel provide insight for other divisions and give their NAPs for the weekend.  18+ BeGambleAware 

Martin Stevens and James Thomas are back with their focus turned towards the Breeze Up Sale season Joining them is international Bloodstock agent and Star Bloodstock supremo Byron Rogers Featuring fascinating insight into how to assess and select a horse at the sales Byron talks through the biodynamics of horses he has sourced in the past such as Norfolk Stakes scorer A'Ali  The stallions whose progeny he loves to buy Including the highlights of Byron's draft heading to the Breeze Ups and what he is looking forward to for the season to come Top Lot is proudly sponsored by Irish Thoroughbred Marketing

Bruce Millington and Steve Palmer are back for another cracking Sweet Spot episode. Steve previews and gives his tips for both the Valspar Championship and the Tenerife Open this week.  As well as previewing the two big tournaments this week, the boys talk about dogs, haircuts, Roman burial grounds and Steve's most recent visit to the pylon. 

Maddy Playle is joined by James Stevens, Mark Boylan and Paddy Power’s Paul Binfield for a look back at the weekend’s racing and a preview of a stellar week ahead. The team start by dissecting some of the hot topics in racing including the failed drugs test from Benoit de la Sayette and the controversy surrounding Robert Havlin's ride on Stowell at Lingfield which lead to a 21-day ban. Also discussed was the stewards decision to award Potterman the race in the feature at Sandown on Saturday ahead of Kitty's Light and Enrilo, the latter won the race before being demoted to third. What do they panel make of the current rules that lead to that decision? Ahead of a cracking week of racing the team give us their winner in the mouthwatering Envoi Allen vs. Monkfish clash at Punchestown, along with their best bets for the rest of the week.  Before they sign off, the panel give us their idea of the 1000 and 2000 Guineas winners at this stage. 

Joshua Stacey & Charlie Poste speak to newly-crowned Champion Jockey, Harry Skelton. Subscribing to this podcast could be the best thing you've done as a racing fan! We want to hear your views on the topics talked about during the pod. Get in touch over on Twitter  (@RacingRiot, @TheRacingJosh & @CharliePoste). Subscribe for free on Apple Podcast, Spotify, RSS, iHeart, TuneIn, CastBox, Stitcher, RadioPublic & Google Play and Android Podcast apps. If you enjoyed the show, both Josh & Charlie would really appreciate a Five Star Rating on Apple Podcast to help reach as many ears as possible!

Bruce Millington is joined by David Jennings, Keith Melrose and Paddy Power's Ryan McCue for a look ahead to the racing on ITV at Sandown, Haydock & Leicester plus action from Navan on Sunday.   On the show: The jump season comes to an end at Sandown with the feature Celebration Chase. The field includes Alitor, Sceau Royal and Champion Chase queen Put The Kettle On. Bryony Frost is no stranger to the Oaksey Chase and she rides short-price favourite Frodon. The panel also run through their best selections for the weekend and give their NAPs.

Jack Reeve is joined by Dan Childs, Jack Ogalbe and William Fenwick for a look at the upcoming Premier League fixtures.  As well as all of the betting insight, the panel discuss the proposed European Super League which has been met with huge backlash from fans and clubs.  18+ #GambleAware 

Bruce Millington and Steve Palmer are back with another Sweet Spot episode. Both previewing the upcoming Gran Canaria Lopesan Open & Zurich Classic.   The team take a look back at the RBC Heritage and the Austrian Open last week, discussing who impressed. Steve also gives us his biggest fancies for this week's tournaments, including other selections who could be worth backing at even better prices. 

Maddy Playle is joined by Tom Collins, Mark Boylan and Paddy Power’s Graham Byrne for a look back at the weekend’s racing. The team starts by dissecting the Scottish Grand National won by the impressive Mighty Thunder for Lucinda Russell and Tom Scudamore. Milkwood showed a fantastic mix of speed and stamina to land the Grade 2 Scottish Champion Hurdle, which left trainer Neil Mulholland toying with a potential move to fences in the future. Allmankind wrapped up an excellent novice chase season with a third Graded success for connections, but how exactly does the team rate that performance?  Newbury also played host to a series of Group races, with the likes of Chindit and Alcohol Free stamping their Guineas credentials.  The team also looks ahead to the 1000 and 2000 Guineas to give their best bets. 

Bruce Millington is joined by David Jennings, Keith Melrose and Paddy Power’s Graham Temple for a look ahead to the weekend’s action, including the Scottish Grand National at Ayr.  The team start proceedings however with a look to Sunday’s card at Newbury where we are treated to several Group races, one being the Group 3 Greenham Stakes which has been previously won by the likes of Frankel, Kingman and Barney Roy to name a few. Which one of these three-year-olds will follow in their footsteps?  The Scotty Brand Handicap Chase is the opening contest at Ayr on Sunday and the panel all agree on one runner here for an in-form stable.  Allmankind is also set for a return to the track having finished 13 lengths behind an impressive Shishkin at the Cheltenham Festival last month. Prior to that, he racked up a hat-trick of consecutive wins, but what do the panel make of his chances here?  The feature race at Ayr on Sunday is the Scottish Grand National, where over 20 runners are set to go to post. Bruce, DJ,

Jack Reeve is joined by Racing Post Sport journalists Liam Flin and Aidan Perkins as well as Paddy Power's Carl Monaghan for a look ahead to a stacked football schedule.  The panel preview FA Cup, Premier League, EFL and European action with a NAP treble too.  18+ GambleAware

Bruce Millington and Steve Palmer are back with another Sweet Spot episode. Both previewing the upcoming RBC Heritage and the Austrian Open. The team take a look back at The Masters, where Hideki Matsuyama became the first Japanese player to win a men's major tournament. Steve also gives us his biggest fancies for this week's tournaments, including other selections who could be worth backing at even better prices. 

Maddy Playle is joined by James Stevens, Keith Melrose and Graham Byrne for a look back on a historic weekend at Aintree. The three days of racing in Liverpool kicked off with a treble of Grade 1s for owner Sir Alex Ferguson which included an eye-catching performance from a potential superstar in Monmiral.  Irish domination was once again the theme on day two as Belfast Banter followed up his Cheltenham win in graded company and Patrick Mullins and Livelovelaugh made the Topham look like a schooling session. It was Rachael Blackmore and Henry de Bromhead who stole the show as the former became the first female jockey to win the Grand National whilst the latter added to his Cheltenham Gold Cup glory. The team also take a look ahead to the Scottish National on Sunday and pick out their fancies for the race.

Bruce Millington is joined by David Jennings, Graeme Rodway and Paddy Power’s Niall O’Reilly as they preview another stellar day of action at Aintree, headlined by the 2021 Randox Grand National. The panel goes through the 40-runner field and give their best bets and even take it in turns to predict the first three home.  Graeme Rodway is very keen on one in the Mersey Novices' Hurdle but Niall O’Reilly isn’t entirely convinced. Shishkin is a very hot favourite in the following race, the Maghull Novices' Chase, but who can follow him home?  Old foes Thyme Hill and Paisley Park look set to battle it out once again in the Stayers Hurdle, but some of the team think there could be better value to be had further down the market.  Graeme Rodway and Niall O’Reilly finally come to an agreeance with a 33-1 shot in the Grade 3 handicap Chase at 4.15, while David Jennings is siding with a fan favourite to land the spoils.  The team also cast their eye to the rest of Saturday’s action outside of Aintree and als

Jack Reeve is joined by the Racing Post Sport's Dan Childs and Aidan Perkins, along with Carl Monaghan from Paddy Power to preview the upcoming Premier League fixtures. As well as that a NAP treble and a glance at other action from the EFL 

Joshua Stacey and Charlie Poste talk to legendary trainer Jonjo O'Neill, who saddles Cloth Cap, the 2021 Randox Grand National favourite. The lads also catch up with four-time champion jockey, Richard Johnson, who announced his retirement at Newton Abbot on Saturday. Subscribing to this podcast could be the best thing you've done as a racing fan! We want to hear your views on the topics talked about during the pod. Get in touch over on Twitter (@RacingRiot, @TheRacingJosh & @CharliePoste). Subscribe for free on Apple Podcast, Spotify, RSS, iHeart, TuneIn, CastBox, Stitcher, RadioPublic & Google Play and Android Podcast apps.

Bruce Millington and Steve Palmer are back with another Sweet Spot episode. Both previewing the upcoming The US Masters Tournament. Steve gives us his biggest fancies, including other selections who could be worth backing at even better prices. The team also take a look back at last week’s Texas Open, where Steve's tip Charley Hoffman missed out on top spot.

Maddy Playle is joined by James Hill, Lee Mottershead and Graham Byrne for a look back at a brilliant weekend of racing.  As well as that, attention turns to previewing a great week of action and the panel include their best bet for the Aintree Festival as well as a  Grand National pick.