Cormac Breathnach of Keeneland Sales and PTF look back at the year from a breeding and sales perspective and give their thoughts on the two graded races for two-year-olds on Saturday with thoughts, tips, and analysis on the Demoiselle and the Remsen.

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest from around the racing world. First up, Vicky Leonard - who has contributed on the issue of the Australian Pattern to this podcast - tells us about her legal correspondence with Racing New South Wales CEO Peter V'Landys and her desire to protect press freedoms. Also today, syndicate manager Tom Gittins tells us how his group is now a 25% owner of popular Becher Chase fancy Mr Vango, while Sam Thomas decides which of his two noice chase stars to run at Sandown this weekend. From the sales ring, Charlotte catches up with Kate Harrington after Barnavara's sale, while auctioneer John O'Kelly - on his final day at the Tatts rostrum - shares with Nick some of his fondest memories. Barton Stud's Tom Blain explains why a stallion is coming back to the premises for the first time in 40 years, while JA McGrath has the fastest from Hong Kong.

Nick is joined by Jane Mangan for the Tuesday edition of the daily racing podcast. With the Tingle Creek chase only days away, Nick talks to Ross Doyle, part owner of heavy favourite Il Etait Temps. Also on today's show, Dan Barber gives the Timeform perspective on Constitution Hill, Bertrand le Metayer outlines plans for Al Shaqab's racing and breeding operation, and William Buick gives Nick a detailed appraisal of his best prospects for 2026.

Ryan Anderson and Jackson Muniz host NYRA’s Andy Serling and ITMs Nick Tammaro for a look at the Cigar Mile card from Aqueduct, Saturday, December 6, 2025.

John Gaspar catches up with Ryan Petrunyak who won the Clark Handicapping Challenge this past week on TwinSpires.com. Ryan also leads the Tournament Leaderboard on TwinSpires.com as of now.

Nick is joined by Mirror man David Yates for the Monday edition of the popular daily horseracing podcast. Nicky Henderson is first up today with news on the future of Constitution Hill and options for Sir Gino. Also today, Francis Graffard and Mikael Barzalona reflect with Liz Price on Calandagan's epic Japan Cup triumph. Plus, Nick Smith on Ascot's prize money boost for 2026, and Nick takes a tour of Darley's Open House with Sam Bullard and William Buick. Nick and Dave also have news on Joe Leavy, Jennie Candlish and more.

PTF and JK are back with you for their first on-air catch-up in a while to talk about the results of the second Derby Future pool and all else that's been going on.

Then Jennifer Kelly is here for her annual visit to talk about the best gift ideas for horseplayers this holiday season. Read her full gift guide here.

Last but not least, Steve Fornatale returns with advice about what to buy and drink around the holidaze.

If you'd like to learn more about our charity partners at Therapeutic Horses of Saratoga, check out their website this Giving Tuesday.

Join JK and Nick Tammaro on this week’s In the Money Media podcast as they break down Saturday’s Late Pick 5 from Churchill Downs on the highly anticipated Stars of Tomorrow card. Get expert handicapping insights, value plays, ticket-building strategies, and race-by-race analysis to help you cash in on one of the most exciting juvenile racing days of the year. Perfect for horseplayers looking for sharp opinions, betting angles, and in-depth Churchill Downs coverage.

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Dive into expert analysis of the 2025 Japan Cup on this special episode of In the Money Media, hosted by Mikee P with international racing insiders Klaus Ebner and Alex Henry. Get sharp handicapping insights, pace projections, key contenders to watch, and an on-the-ground perspective from Japan’s premier racing event. Perfect for horseplayers, global racing fans, and anyone looking for smart, data-driven coverage of one of the world’s richest and most prestigious turf races.

• Coming off a win in the Tenno Sho (Autumn) — arguably the most important autumn G1 in Japan — puts him in top form. 
• At 3 years old, he carries less weight and brings fresh energy to the 2400 m test. 
• If he handles the step up in distance well, he could be primed to complete the “Autumn double.” 

• A top-tier Japanese older-horse candidate returning after a break; slated as one of the main challengers.
• Previously showed high-class form and could be dangerous if returning to peak fitness. 

• 2025 winner of the Japanese Derby — proven over Tokyo’s 2400 m and familiar with big-race pressure. 
• Though his effort abroad in Europe was underwhelming, the return to familiar terrain and firm footing could bring out his best — making him a serious threat. 

• The leading European invader for 2025: winner of multiple G1s overseas and rated as one of the world’s top horses. 
• If he adapts to Tokyo’s turf and handles travel/trip well, he could rewrite recent history — though no non-Japanese horse has won the Japan Cup since 2005. 

• Among those to keep an eye on are horses like Admire Terra, who has shown competitive form this season and could surprise if the pace gets honest.
• As always, a longshot with tactical speed or late-running punch could shake up the board — making depth of coverage essential for bettors and fans alike.