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Nick Luck, Neil Channing and Star Sports' William Kedjanyi begin to consolidate their thoughts as the clock ticks down on the 2024 Election campaign. Neil has more recommendations: this time predicting a win for Lee Anderson in Ashfield and a massive Labour swing in Bridlington and the Wolds. Desperately searching for any sign of a Tory stronghold, Neil identifies a pocket of the Midlands that may stay resolutely blue. Our special guest today is Political broadcaster and journalist Peter Oborne, who provides thought provoking and no-holds-barred analysis of what he describes as a "nasty" and "incompetent" campaign, considers the importance of the Gaza question to Independent victories, has a 7/1 recommendation for next Tory leader, and wonders where David Cameron has been hiding during the campaign.
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Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the latest from around the racing world. Ahead of the Coral Eclipse, Roger Teal explains to Nick why Kieran Shoemark will ride Dancing Gemini, while the jockey himself expresses his delight and also talks at some length about his ride on Emily Upjohn in the Pretty Polly Stakes. George Murphy gives an update on White Birch, whose participation on Saturday is still in the balance. Also on today's show, Billy Nash provides the Timeform perspective on the Irish Derby, Equine Productions' Dave James anticipates the re-release of Horsepower on BBC Tv, while Case Clay is this week's Weatherbys guest.
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Nick is joined by Jane Mangan to review the weekend action and look at all the latest from around the racing world. On the show today, William Haggas toys with options for Economics, while paying tribute to Dubai Honour's Group One success in France. Irish Derby second and third James Fanshawe and David Menuisier discuss what might be next for their respective stars, while Brian Meehan sticks to plan 'A' with Jayarebe and Rashabar as both are set for Deauville next month. The TBA CEO Clare Sheppard drops in to discuss the enhancements to the GBB scheme.
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Nick Luck and Neil Channing return for Episode 5 of the Political Betting show in the run-up to the UK General Election 2024. Under duress to dig out any value in the hyper-efficient markets for Labour Gains, Neil finally polishes his gem in a seat where the Tories have a near 20,000 majority. Also in this episode, why the opaque picture in Scotland could still throw up a clear win for the SNP in West Aberdeen, and why personality politics could play their part in a key DUP/UUP marginal in Northern Ireland. We ask whether the Lib Dems can pick off more Conservatives in the Blue Wall irrespective of Reform, while our bookmaking friends Will Kedjanyi and William Woodhams give us an outline of activity in their trading rooms.
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This week’s Saturday Edition looks ahead to Irish Derby weekend at the Curragh and first up is Saturday’s Group 1, the Pretty Polly Stakes for fillies and mares. We hear from trainer of two leading fancies, Bluestocking and Stay Alert in Ralph Beckett and Hughie Morrison while Philip von Ullman discusses intriguing runner Tasmania and why his family chose to move her from being trainer in France last season, to Sir Mark Prescott’s yard in Newmarket this year. Then onto the Derby and Roger Varian discusses his chances of landing a second classic of the season with Matsuri and David Menuisier hopes Sunway can put a disappointing season so far behind him. Finally, at Newcastle on Saturday is the historic Northumberland Plate and Brian Ellison shares why it would mean so much to him, should he win it with either of his runner tomorrow.
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Nick is joined by David Yates to look over all the latest news from around the racing world. They begin by talking to Brian Ellison about his lifelong quest to win the Northumberland Plate, in which he is doubly represented tomorrow. Also on today's show, owner Philip Ullman from Gestut Schlenderhan explains why Tasmania is now in the care of Sir Mark Prescott as she contests this weekend's Pretty Polly Stakes, while Bluestocking's trainer Ralph Beckett also has his say. Later in the show, sporting life.com's David Ord has Something for the Weekend, while Paddy Brennan tells Nick about his new life as a Bloodstock Agent at the Derby Sale.
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Nick Luck and Neil Channing with an impromptu fourth episode of the new political betting podcast, which found itself in the eye of the storm after Philip Davies MP appeared on the show earlier in the week, just 24 hours before his name was added to the unfolding gambling scandal. In this episode, Nick and Neil try to unravel the strands of this story and attempt to answer what might be best practice. After William Kedjanyi from Star Sports gives his latest update, Neil explains why he has not recommended more individual Labour seat gains as bets, and has three more selections from across the country.
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Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. They lead with the news of a major sponsorship deal which sees bookmaker Betfred take all 5 Classics and add a £2m bonus for a Triple Crown winner. Nick talks to Betfred founder Fred Done. Also on today's show, with Coolmore adding runners to the Irish Derby for the benefit of WorldPool, Nick asks Tote CEO Alex Frost about the revenue uplift for the Curragh generated by extra horses. Nick and Jane talk Irish Derby and Pretty Polly Stakes, whose runner up last year Stay Alert is trained by Hughie Morrison, who joins the show to look forward to recompense after 2023's misfortune. Neil Channing reacts to the Philip Davies betting story in light of the latter's appearance on Bet The House and considers the impact the gambling related headlines may have on the industry as a whole post-election. Mike Cattermole invites more teams to join the Bob Champion Charity Golf Day next week in aid of Prostate Cancer Research.
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Charlotte Greenway in for Nick and joined by the Racing Post's Lee Mottershead to look ahead to racing weekend whilst they also address the distressing news from Newton Abbot yesterday that saw four horses lose their lives independently.
With the racing this weekend in mind, we hear from David Menuisier who has Sunway in the Irish Derby and Oliver St Lawrence weighs up whether Royal Ascot winner Pledgeofallegiance will take his place in the Northumberland Plate. Naohiro Goda looks at the Japanese entry in the Juddmonte international and also picks out a Japanese hopeful for this year's Arc whilst it's Wednesday so we also head to Hong Kong with JA McGrath. -
Nick is joined by Rishi Persad to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. They lead with the Irish Derby this weekend, and talk Ambiente Friendly vs Los Angeles, while trainer Roger Varian gives a positive bulletin on Matsuri, while outlining immediate plans for this season's Group One winners Charyn and Elmalka. Also on today's show, Australian Bloodstock's Jamie Lovett tells us about the purchase of Sayedati Sadati and the horse's future in the Uk and Aus, while Michael Dugher reveals the total contributions to charity from the BGC's Britannia initiative and has his say on the Radio 4 Tips issue. Dan Barber has the Timeform perspective on the Top 5 performances from Royal Ascot and the 2 yo ratings, plus our Weatherbys Bloodstcock guest this week is a first from Turkey: Kutay Yusufoglu, Manager of Breeding Operations for the Jockey Club of Turkey.
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Nick Luck and Neil Channing return for Episode 3 of the new Political Betting Podcast. With nine days until Election 2024, they discuss how much the Tories' own fondness for a punt has cost Rishi Sunak, and ask whether his own seat could be in jeopardy. They also pick apart a three way marginal in Scotland, predict an against-the-odds win for a Tory grandee, and ask whether the legacy of Theresa May will be enough to save Maidenhead for the Conservatives. With contributions from Philip Davies MP for Shipley, North Somerset Green Party candidate Oscar Livesey Lodwick, and Star Sports Political Betting expert William Kedjanyi.
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Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest from around the racing world. They reflect on 5 superb days at Royal Ascot with guests Francis Graffard and Harry Charlton, both of whom experienced triumph and frustration at the Royal meeting, while they consider the positive impact left by the fixture as a whole. At the top of the show today, Nick and Lydia are joined by ex-Beeb correspondent Cornelius Lysaght to examine whether the corporation's decision to bin daily racing tips is significant of wider issues for the sport and gambling. The also discuss the impact of the loss of several QIPCO sponsorships, including the British Champions' series.
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Nick is joined by David Yates for a special Day 5 micropod from Royal Ascot. Lisa Tan brings style, while Jamie Benson has Worldpool news and Dan Barber has the Timeform perspective.
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Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop on Day 4 of Royal Ascot. They review Gold Cup day, with perspective from Timeform's David Johnson, and set up the Coronation Stakes and Commonwealth Cup. Also on today's show, Peter Molony rails against the proposed changes to the Mares' Hurdle at Cheltenham, Charlotte Mills from Moonee valley looks forward to welcoming Ascot heroes to the Cox Plate, Jamie Benson has Worldpool news, while Lisa catches up with ITV fashion guru Mark Heyes, and Neil Phillips has wine.
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Nick Luck is joined at Royal Ascot by ITV presenter Matt Chapman to discuss the latest news. They debate the merits of Auguste Rodin's Prince of Wales's success, ask what is next for Inspiral, consider the fortunes of Kieran Shoemark, and talk to Philippa Cooper, whose homebreds Gregory and Sweet William run in the Gold Cup. Also on the show, Dan Barber with the Timeform perspective, Page Fuller with RaceIQ, Jamie Benson with Worldpool. Our style correspondent and official milliner Lisa Tan catches up with jockey Saffie Osborne and Royal Milliner Jess Collett.
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Nick is joined by ITV Racing jockey walkback reporter Rishi Persad to enjoy Day 2 of Royal Ascot and to reflect on a scintillating opening Tuesday. Guests today include Aussie hero Henry Dwyer, trainer Mark Loughnane, whose son Billy was among yesterday's heroes, Katie and Rosie Margarson with high hopes for Ascot perennial Ropey Guest, Lisa Tan and David Yates with millinery and madcappery, Jamie Benson with Worldpool, Page Fuller (Race IQ) and Dan Barber (Timeform) adding an analytical edge to Tuesday's action. Plus, there's news of National Racehorse Week and much more.
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Nick is joined by Lee Mottershead, senior writer for the Racing Post, at Royal Ascot for Day One. They are joined by guests David Egan, full of hope in his role as stable jockey to Amo racing, star Aussie racecaller Matt Hill, Asfoora's trainer Henry Dwyer, Jon Knapman from the Tote/Worldpool, Lisa Tan talks to stylist Sarah Kate Byrne and - as our Weatherbys guests - owner/breeders David and Trish Brown, who struck in the King Stand with homebred Bolshoi 26 years ago, and who bred exciting Chantilly winner Delius. Nick and Lee also discuss the Shark Hanlon pictures that circulated social media yesterday.
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Nick is joined by Mirror racing correspondent David Yates to discuss the latest news and events from around the horse racing world. On the eve of Royal Ascot, they get an update on the going and weather from clerk of the course, Chris Stickels, who concedes that he will have to water in order to ensure good to firm ground for the fixture. Also on today's show, Dominic Ffrench Davis explains the transition of Amo Racing horses from his name to that of Raphael Freire ahead of the Coventry Stakes on Saturday. Trainer Ed Walker explains why he has confidence in his team albeit many of his horses are set to go off at big prices while French correspondent Adrien Cugnasse reports on the extraordinary story of the owner/breeder of yesterday's Prix de Diane heroine, Lisa Tan, official milliner of the Nick Luck Daily looks forward to the fashions at Royal Ascot this week and Qatar Racing's David Redvers has high hopes of ending last year's run of seconditis.
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Nick Luck and Neil Channing guide you through the second episode of the political betting podcast that aims to ensure that you'll win the election whatever your voting preference. They scan the movement in polls over the last few days, and try to assess where there are edges to be found in the seat-by-seat betting markets. in this show, Neil recommends another key Lib Dem gain in a target marginal, a big win for the Greens outside their existing constituency, a score for the Tories in a new seat, and argues the case (naturally) for Jeremy Corbyn to hold Islington North as an Independent. The Two Williams - Woodhams and Kedjanyi - take the punters' pulse through the first weeks of the campaign.
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In a very special edition of the Nick Luck Daily Podcast, Nick hosts the Fitzdares Royal Ascot Preview Night, live from Newsells Park Stud, by kind permission of Graham and Marcela Smith-Bernal. He is joined by panellists John Gosden, George Scott and Charlie Fellowes, with guest appearances from footballing legends Ossie Ardilles, Alan Brazil, Chris Hughton and Paul Miller, who burst into an impromptu preview of the Euros.
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