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Sam Hart is joined by Keith Melrose and Matt Rennie to preview the action at Haydock, Ascot and Punchestown this weekend.

The first part of the show focuses on Haydock, where both Keith and Matt are confident about the chances of the same runner in the Betfair Chase.

In the second part, the team assess the card at Ascot. Will they be with Coral Hurdle favourite Goshen or against him? And will Harry Cobden benefit from Paul Nicholls' decision to send him to Ascot?  

To finish, the team takes a look at some of the Sunday racing and give their best bets elsewhere along with their NAPs for the weekend.

Tom Kerr, Lee Mottershead and Peter Scargill are your panel for a review of the biggest stories in racing. 

In this week's edition, we start with the breaking news that Daryl Jacob will ride Bravemansgame for the first time in the Betfair Chase, look back at a busy weekend at Cheltenham and Navan, hear about the latest news in the John Dance investigation, and finish with a not-exactly-expert preview of Frankie Dettori's expected appearance in I'm A Celebrity... 

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Sam Hart is joined by Jonny Pearson and Tom Park to preview the action at Cheltenham and Lingfield this weekend.

The first part of the show focuses on Cheltenham's November meeting, where the feature race is the Paddy Power Gold Cup and is home to a strong fancy from Tom. 

In the second part of the show, the team look at two Listed contests from Lingfield, where the sprinting cult hero that is Summerghand takes his chance in the Golden Rose Stakes

To finish, the team takes a look at some of the Sunday racing and give their best bets elsewhere along with their NAPs for the weekend.

Join James Stevens, Jonathan Harding and Maddy Playle to discuss the big talking points.

James reflects on a busy weekend of jumps action in Britain and Ireland. It was a good two days at Down Royal for Gordon Elliott with Gerri Colombe among his 11 winners but is there cause for concern following his complete dominance? The panel discuss whether Irish racing has become too predictable.

Following the Gambling Commission's appointment of Nick Rust as chair of a new industry forum, Jonathan looks at what it means for the sport and shares the latest on the affordability checks petition.

Maddy looks at the latest on the whip with a drop in offences a positive for the sport.


Finally, we look at the affordability checks petition which has shot past 82,000 signatures and explore what it means for racing and punters.

Sign the petition here: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/649894

David Jennings is joined by Robbie Wilders and Tom Park to preview the action at Aintree, Newcastle and Wincanton this weekend.

The first part of the show focuses on Wincanton, where the feature race is the Badger Beer Handicap Chase. 

In the second part of the show, the team looks at the action from Newcastle and Aintree which includes the Grand Sefton over the national fences. 

Tom Kerr is joined by Matt Rennie and David Jennings for a packed edition of the Front Page. First up, the team reviews the Breeders' Cup, including incredible rides from Ryan Moore and Frankie Dettori, a viral clip of the Big Evs camp celebrating, and the controversy of European horses withdrawn on vets' advice. 

The shock return to training of Best Mate's handler Henrietta Knight is next up, followed by discussion of the big jockey transfer news of James Doyle leaving Godolphin to join Wathnan Racing.

Finally, we look at the affordability checks petition which has shot past 65,000 signatures and explore what it means for racing and punters.

Sign the petition here: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/649894

Sam Hart is joined by Graeme Rodway and James Stevens to preview the action at Ascot and Wetherby this weekend.

The first part of the show focuses on Wetherby, where the showcase race is the Charlie Hall Chase. Bravemansgame and Ahoy Senor head the market, but who will come out on top this Saturday?

In the second part of the show,  Graeme and James provide their selections for Ascot with some nice-priced fancies on offer.

To end the show, our team take a look at the Breeders' Cup and give their best bets elsewhere along with their NAPs for the weekend.

Lee Mottershad, Maddy Playle and Scott Burton celebrate the publication of The Big Jump Off, the Racing Post's fantastic 72-page jumps season guide, with plenty of chat about the coming months in an edition of The Front Page that also focuses on three of last week's biggest stories.

The team kicks things off by talking about Frankie Dettori's remarkable farewell to British racing at Ascot on Saturday - before asking if Dettori really was saying goodbye.

The programme then moves on to our Monday exclusive about the sport having succeeded in its long-term wish to secure a programme that might mirror F1's Drive To Survive. We ask how significant the new ITV docuseries will be.

Finally, we look at the findings of the industry's Right To Bet survey and highlight how they once again underline the devastating impact of affordability checks.

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Sam Hart is joined by Graeme Rodway and Tom Park to preview Qipco British Champions Day.

The first part of the show focuses on the opening three race's from Ascot. Can Kyprios come back to his best? Will Frankie bow out in style on Kinross? Who wins an open looking Fillies and Mares. Find out in part one of the show.

In the second part of the show the final three race's on Ascot's card are on the agenda. A strong French fancy from the team in the QEII Stakes. More French domination in the Champion Stakes? Then Graeme Rodway gives us a 25/1 NAP in the Balmoral Handicap.

To end the show, the team give us their best bet's for British Champions Day.

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After a massive week of news stories, The Front Page is bursting at the seams.

Chris Cook kicks things off by telling us what he thinks about the Jockey Club's decision to reduce the Grand National's maximum field from 40 to 34. It's pretty clear Chris is not a fan of the move.

Peter Scargill then analyses the key headline points in Britain's 2024 fixture list and gives us his take on the sport's new premierisation plan.

Lee Mottershead then tells us about the early-morning phone call with Frankie Dettori in which he discovered America is to become home to a jockey no longer saying farewell.

Normally, that would be it - but not this week. We've also got City Of Troy, Ace Impact, Frankel and affordability checks in a show that tells you all you need to know about an extraordinary week.