Acacia is joined by Fasig Tipton's Ramiro Restrepo, who previews upcoming sales and discusses how he and his team came to find recent Bashford Manor winner Gulfport. She then speaks to Liza Hendriks, who gives background on her online sales company, Wanamaker's.

A special show hosted by PTF previewing today's Horseplayer Happy Hour contest, with Blake Jessee's thoughts on races 1-8 at Horseshoe Indy. The contest, which costs just $20 and benefits thoroughbred aftercare, can be joined through https://horseplayers.com/contest/1258407/horseplayers-happy-hour-bcbc-p-p-horseplayers-happy-hour-feeder-to-7-9-sat-bcbc-qualifier-benefits-taa-and-trf.html (this link.)

Nick is joined by political and gambling analyst Neil Channing and Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the extraordinary developments in Westminster and their likely ramifications for the gambling review and for horseracing in general. Fitzdares CEO Will Woodhams joins in to give updated betting on the next Conservative leader. Nick and Lee also look ahead to Day One of the Moet and Chandon July Festival at Newmarket, while Sheikh Salman bin Rashed al Khalifa, Exec Dir Bahrain Turf Club, drops in to talk about the long-standing sponsorship of the Bahrain Trophy and the growth of the thoroughbred industry in the kingdom.

Nick is joined by betting and political analyst Neil Channing and RTV and RTE broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss the latest news and events from around the horseracing world. Nick and Neil kick off today's show by asking whether the crisis at the heart of the UK government is likely to impact on the publication of the gambling review. Onto the racing, Nick and Jane look ahead to the July Cup, as trainer Richard Fahey joins the shown to confirm his decision to run Perfect Power in the race in preference to going to France. Nick also catches up with trainer Ed Walker, whose Primo Bacio bids to continue her revival in the Falmouth Stakes on Friday. Nick and Jane discuss yesterday's developments at the BHA involving Rab Havlin's ban, while Jacob Prichard Webb talks about his titanic charity endeavour tomorrow and JA McGrath brings us the latest from Hong Kong.

It's one of our most anticipated shows of the year, the annual Saratoga Lifestyle Show. Presented by http://adelphiracing.com (Adelphi Racing).

Hosted by PTF.

We kick off with JK giving us his favorite eating and drinking spots as well as advice on where to get a haircut and the best Saratoga ice cream spot.

Then Matt Cutair of Adelphi is here to talk about the Adelphi ownership experience at Saratoga and give his advice about watching horses work and going to the sales.

Last but not least, Kim Weir is here to give us the lowdown on several unmissable events happening this summer, including Gumbo with Kendrick, Bagels on the Backstretch with PTF, the Sunday ITM livestreams at the Brentwood, and the BBQ at the Barn. Listen for details and check out the events tab at http://trfinc.org (trfinc.org).

Nick is joined by Mirror journalist David Yates to discuss the latest news and events in the Horseracing world today. First up, John Gosden explains the events of the last two weeks surrounding Frankie Dettori and their sabbatical and outlines that the Italian will be back aboard Inspiral and Emily Upjohn as they rebuild their partnership. Also in this edition, Director of the Thoroughbred Idea Foundation Pat Cummings talks Life Is Good, HISA and Cat 1 interference rules in a USA update; Michael Owen discusses Flaming Rib in the July Cup, Tattersalls auctioneer Ollie Fowlston looks ahead to the July Sale and this December's rebranded Sceptre session, while ex-cricketer and prominent breeder Craig Kieswetter is this week's Weatherbys Bloodstock Guest.

Spencer and Kevin go over 3 races from Churchill Downs those races were 5-8-10

and some angles we talked about are

why Shedaresthedevil was a lock in the Fleur de Lis

and how many improving Beyers in a row before a bounce

On this week’s show:

- Why this year’s Breeders’ Cup Classic could be one of the best in years

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to discuss all the key talking points from around the racing world today. They pull apart this year's Coral-Eclipse, with a notable contribution from Marie Rohaut, assistant to Vadeni's trainer Jean Claude Rouget, who explains why this victory meant so much to her and all involved in French Racing. Nick and Lydia also discuss the two controversial stewards' enquiries at Sandown and Haydock over the weekend and the bans given to Christophe Soumillon and Robert Havlin. They consider John Gosden's ITV interview with reference to Inspiral and Frankie Dettori, and discuss whether the raceday experience over the weekend was adequate in light of further falling attendances. Luke Morris talks to Nick about Grand Prix de Saint Cloud winner Alpinista, while Horsewatchers' owner Chris Dixon tells us about his Breeders' Cup ambitions for Coral Charge winner Raasel.

PTF and Matt Bernier kick off the show with a look at the weekend’s two Breeders’ Cup Win-and-You’re-In races, the Princess Rooney from Gulfstream and the Stephen Foster Stakes from Churchill Downs.

Next up, Drew Coatney is here with PTF to go over the late Pick 5, which includes four graded stakes races.

Then Matt Vagvolgyi, our resident Race Lens power user, gives his thoughts on Belmont’s Saturday Pick Six, with bonus coverage of the Nerud, where Life Is Good makes his return to the races in a showdown with Speaker’s Corner.

Dallas Baker of Betmakers and Nick Tammaro drop by to talk about Monmouth’s early pick five.

And last but not least, Jessica Paquette joins Nick to offer their thoughts on the state of Texas racing and Lone Star’s late Pick Five.