Host James Stevens is joined by Racing Post tipster Graeme Rodway, handicapper Jonny Pearson and Unibet ambassador Ed Nicholson as they go through the main races from Kempton, Newcastle and Southwell, as well as the major events across the world including the Saudi Cup.

Kempton kicks off proceedings. Will it provide some late clues for next month's Cheltenham Festival? 

We head to Newcastle for the Eider Chase, which for many is one of the great staying chases in the calendar. But who do our panel fancy to take the spoils this year?

We then go to Southwell for high-class action on the all-weather, with Diligent Harry attempting to land back-to-back successes in the Listed Hever Sprint Stakes. 

The team finish off by providing their weekend naps.

This week the Front Page team are talking about revolutionising betting, training turnarounds and changing habits among Cheltenham racegoers.

The show opens with a tribute to Michael O'Sullivan, the 24-year-old jockey who tragically died following a fall at Thurles earlier in the month.

Join Racing Post editor Tom Kerr, Peter Scargill and Jon Harding for all that and more.

Get set for the weekend's racing with host James Stevens joined by RP tipsters Robbie Wilders and Keith Melrose as well as Unibet ambassador Ed Nicholson.

The panel share thoughts on the ITV Racing races at Ascot, including the clash of L'Homme Presse, Pic D'Orhy and Corbetts Cross in the Ascot Chase.

Attention turns to Wincanton's Kingwell Hurdle and three races at Haydock including the Grand National Trial.

We also get the weekend's NAPs from the team.

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Get the latest golf betting tips for the upcoming Genesis Invitational and LIV Golf Adelaide Championship Preview. Dave Clark and Steve Palmer take a look at this week’s tournaments.

The team also look back on last week's LIV Golf Rhiyadh, Qatar Masters, Phoenix Open Championship.

Steve gives us his best tips and accent from down under for the the LIV Golf Adelaide and talks through his three selections for The Genesis Invitational.

We are now just four weeks away from the start of the Cheltenham Festival - and this week's edition of The Front Page is a must for festival fans.

Lee Mottershead, Jonathan Harding and Liam Headd kick things off by reviewing Super Saturday at Newbury, where the William Hill Hurdle was dominated by Joyeuese. A change to the rules looks set to keep her away from Cheltenham. Does that rule need changing?

Willie Mullins is set for another fantastic festival, as was obvious when he paraded some of his likely runners last week. How many winners will he have and which ones will they be?

We end the show by paying tribute to the Aga Khan and reporting on a Westminster debate that further exposed the ignorance of some MPs when it comes to gambling.

Host James Stevens is joined by RP tipster Robbie Wilders, Lambourn correspondent Liam Headd and Unibet ambassador Ed Nicholson to assess the weekend’s big races.

Newbury’s William Hill Hurdle is the focus of four races there and the panel dissect the chances of Sir Gino in the Game Spirit.

Attention turns to Warwick for the Unibet Kingmaker Novices’ Chase where L’Eau Du Sud is the star attraction.

The team finish off by providing their weekend NAPs.

Join Maddy Playle, Chris Cook and Jonathan Harding to discuss a game-changing week in the racing world. 

The panel discuss an array of electric performances at the Dublin Racing Festival and their likely impact on the Cheltenham Festival.

Jonathan covers the excellent chasing performances of Galopin Des Champs, Majborough, Ballyburn and Solness, while Maddy picks the bones out of State Man's win and red-hot novice efforts from Final Demand and Kopek Des Bordes.

Chris calls for your input on the Big Punting Survey as he underlines why it is so important to collate meaningful data on the major issues facing punters at the moment.

Host James Stevens is joined by RP tipster Graeme Rodway, handicapper Jonny Pearson and Unibet ambassador Ed Nicholson as they go through the big races from Leopardstown, Sandown and Musselburgh, as well sharing some of their views for the upcoming Cheltenham Festival.

The Dublin Racing Festival takes centre stage, will Willie Mullins repeat his success of 2024 by winning all eight Grade 1 races once again?

Sandown hosts the Grade 1 Scilly Isles Novices’ Chase where Jango Baie is a warm favourite, but are our team with or against him?

We then head to Musselburgh where Paul Nicholls is attempting to win the Scottish Triumph Hurdle Trial for the third year in a row.

The team finish off by providing their weekend NAPs.

On this week's show: what did we learn from Constitution Hill's Cheltenham return? Are trainers right to threaten a boycott of TV interviews? And is British racing unfairly maligned? 

Join Racing Post editor Tom Kerr, Lambourn correspondent Liam Headd and reporter Matt Rennie for this week's big stories and lots more. 

Host James Stevens is joined by Tom Park, Robbie Wilders and Brett Williams to go through the big races this week at Jump racing HQ, Cheltenham for Trials Day and some very competitive Grade 2 action from Doncaster.

In the main part of the show, the panel discuss all things Trials Day which see the Unibet Hurdle take centre stage, with heavy favourite Constitution Hill set to take to the Cheltenham Hill once again. Surely the superstar hurdler gets his head in front? 

There’s also a terrific running of the Grade 2 Yorkshire Rose Mares’ Hurdle which sees Kateira as the warm favourite. Will we see the Skelton’s tighten their grip on the Jump Trainers' Championship? 

The team finish off by providing their weekend NAPs.