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.

Nick Tammaro is joined by Blake Jessee to preview the Keeneland Wednesday Pick 6 with a carryover of $52,497

On the new show, PTF, JK and Nick Tammaro take a look at the current favorites for the Breeders' Cup in every race and pick some spots to Buy, Sell, and Hold.

Then our Adelphi performance of the week goes to Pandagate, an impressive winner at (Belmont at) Aqueduct. Learn more about Adelphi here.

Last but not least, Kim Weir drops by to give us an update on the Thoroughbred Retirement Fund Hay Drive and its matching dollars plan. Plus PTF gives more details on his recent visit to Wallkill Correctional Facility.

Nick is joined by Daily Mirror Newsboy David Yates to cast a glance over the headlines from the racing world with some big name guests. With an eye to British Champions Day, Nick catches up with Clerk Chris Stickels about the possible move to the inner track, Angus Gold raises hopes for an appearance from Mostahdaf, while Kia Joorabchian is back to talk King of Steel and his openness to a possible Breeders' Cup bid beyond Ascot. Saeed bin Suroor reflects on 500 Graded Stakes wins plus nominates his Breeders' Cup target for Mawj, while ROA Corporate Affairs Director Andy Clifton has details of this year's jumps nominees and Haras du Buff's Edwige le Metayer is our Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest.

Roving reporter, Andrew Brown, attends the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) in Las Vegas and sits down with wagering executives in the horse racing industry for some candid discussions around the future of their ADWs and race books. Join Andrew as he gains unique insights from Ben Murr, the President of TwinSpires, Dan Shapiro, the Chief Development Officer at Caesars Digital, Jake Henson, the CEO of BetMakers Technology Group, and Johnny Avello, Director of the DraftKings Race and Sportsbook.

Nick is joined by Jane Mangan for the latest episode of the popular daily racing podcast. They reflect on the weekend's action, particularly with reference to City of Troy and how his campaign might look next year. They also look ahead to QIPCO British Champions' Day in the company of Dermot Weld and Alan King, trainers of Tahiyra and Trueshan respectively. Michael Guerin checks in from New Zealand with the story of the punter who won NZ$10m on The Everest, while Nick and Jane discuss the financial irregularities at the Jockey's Accident Fund in Ireland and ask why there was no inquiry into the running of Karloss at Sedgefield last week.

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.

On this episode of First Over with Edison Hatter, the final episode for Woodbine Mohawk in 2023, Edison is joined by Mike Pribozie, Ray Cotolo, and John Rallis to discuss the 13-race Saturday, October 14th card. The card features a $100,000 Guaranteed Pick 5 pool on the first five races on the card and four $300,000 Ontario Gold Sire Stakes Finals for the three-year-olds.

PTF is back with JK as they go over the early Pick Five from BAQ on Saturday, as well as the all-Turf Pick Three from Keeneland.

Then Klaus Ebner is here with an early look at the Japanese contingent for the Breeders' Cup as well analysis of the big race Saturday night into Sunday morning, the Shuka Sho featuring Liberty Island.

Last but not least, Drew Coatney drops by for some chat about Woodbine Stakes races and an NFL challenge presented by our friends from KUTT.

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