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Cheltenham and low sun are this weeks “demons”, whilst Hollie Doyle and the fact crowds can make some kind of a return to racetracks, get a big thumbs up.

Plenty of great racing discussed today with Newcastle, Newbury, Fairyhouse and a tidy race at Carlisle on Sunday being given the once over.

Two selections to hopefully give punters something for the weekend, too!

Best of luck!

Lots to discuss this week not least those two odds on shots in a three horse race last weekend, plus, so many gambles landed by smaller yards this week….just what has been going on?

The weekend racing is special and Ron and Sean have covered plenty for both Saturday and Sunday, including the Betfair Chase.

It’s 50 minutes of horse racing fun, frivolity and profit making!

 

A stunning week of betting, members doubling their banks in three days, a 110/1 CSF landed in our first Profiled race, but Sean and Ron are wondering just what the heck Aidan O’Brien is going on about? How could he say that?

You will need to learn French pretty quickly to work with the Something For The Weekend, and both are confident they have several races boxed off this weekend.

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Plenty to discuss this week with Joseph O’Brien winning the Melbourne Cup, The Breeders Cup, it’s Badger weekend, and Ron and Sean bask in the glory of finding listeners a 9/1 double with their Something for The Weekend selections….can they do that again!?

Ron and Sean discuss the postponement of The Clover Club launch, racings troubles, and all the brilliant racing at Wetherby and Ascot on Saturday.

The stats look set to deliver the winner of the Charlie Hall and they both have “something for the weekend” for you!

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Best of luck tomorrow!

Plenty up for discussion in todays episode of the Post Racing Podcast and both Sean and Ron reckon the Champions Day winners are champions in name only.

Do we have to much bad racing…and to many of those races? Do you care that betting shops have been closed in Tier 3 areas….when was the last time you had a bet in a betting shop?

Ron is confident in his Futurity selection for Saturday and put it up as his “something for the weekend”.

Discussion to, of the novice events taking place at Cheltenham on Saturday and one each at Wincanton and Hexham on Sunday.

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It’s Champions Day at Ascot and the guys discuss all those lovely Group races plus, two at Market Rasen, a race at Auteuil, two at Kempton on Sunday with a suggestion you have your TV on whilst enjoying your Sunday breakfast.

Ron’s stats arrive at a horse Sean also likes the look of and it looks a very interesting weekend ahead!

What are OMM’s? How good was last weekends Arc? How can punters get a voice in racing? All those questions but, what are the answers?

Ron and Sean also go looking for the winners of those big juvenile races on Saturday, and go National Hunt at Chepstow and Hexham, with both putting up the same horses as potential winners!

Ron also goes very much off piste in his attempt to make it 5-5 with his “Something For The Weekend” selections…Newton Abbot, Sunday!

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There is a storm coming and the Smashy and Nicey of horse racing have waded through the mucky stuff, to bring you the winners of every Group race being run in France and England this weekend.

They have got Enable beaten, Ron reckons Frankie quits after this!

Get a pen and paper ready because you’ll need to make a note of those heavy ground winners Ron has sourced for you, some of which will be going off at very big prices.

Sean names two they both agree on so, get a double on!

Despite broken ribs, a broken big toe, the skin off his knee left on a paving stone outside a local Costa Coffee shop, and a serious lack of sleep, Ron is looking to make it four on the trot with his “something for the weekend” selections.

Can Sean follow up his 12/1 > 7/1 winner last weekend?

This week they have looked at those Group races for juveniles at Newmarket, Ron has some serious stats for the Beresford being run at the Curragh tomorrow and it’s another 50 minutes of fun filled racing frivolity.