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Joshua Stacey & Charlie Poste nominate their highlights of the 2020/21 jumps season. The lads also catch up with Flat jockey Sean Levey, who is bidding to break personal records in 2021.

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Maddy Playle is joined by Graeme Rodway, Tom Collins and Paddy Power’s Graham Byrne for a look back at the weekend’s racing and a preview of a stellar week ahead.

The 2,000 Guineas was a family affair as Poetic Flare, owned by Jim Bolger’s wife and ridden by his 54-year-old son-in-law Kevin Manning, landed the first Classic of the year. The postcast team dissect the result today but it seems the Friday postcast team already knew what was to come as three of the team tipped the 16/1 winner.

The panel also take a look at one of the performances of the weekend from Sir Ron Preistley who defeated Pyledriver to land the Jockey Club Stakes. Can he become a top stayer and put it up to Stradivarius later on in the season?

There was no surprise when Aidan O’Brien landed his seventh win in the 1,000 Guineas, but it was Frankie Dettori’s mount that scooped the prize rather than potential stable star Santa Barbara. The team review the form, picking out which runners are worth keeping an eye on going forward.

US racing expert Tom Collins steps in to review the Kentucky Derby and assess Medina Spirit’s chances of landing the Triple Crown. 

This week sees the return of the May Festival at Chester which includes the Chester Cup. Maddy and co review the markets, picking out their early fancies for the exciting week ahead.

Bruce Millington is joined by Graeme Rodway, Keith Melrose and Paddy Power's Graham Temple to preview the 1,000 and 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket this weekend. They also take a look at the other weekend action from Punchestown, Goodwood, Thirsk and Hamilton.

A wide open 2,000 Guineas leaves plenty to dissect but incredibly the panel are all in agreement with a 16/1 shot in the first classic of the season and it’s not one of Aidan O’Brien’s.

Is Santa Barbara the superstar Ballydoyle have made her out to be? Her form doesn’t prove much so the panel have picked out some bigger priced fancies for Sunday’s big race at Newmarket.

The panel also run through their best selections for the weekend and give their NAPs.

Jack Reeve is joined by Aaron Ashley, James Mason and Carl Monaghan to look ahead to an important week in the Premier League which features Manchester United against Liverpool and a Black Country derby. 

As well as previews for every Premier League encounter, the panel provide insight for other divisions and give their NAPs for the weekend. 

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Bruce Millington and Steve Palmer are back for another cracking Sweet Spot episode. Steve previews and gives his tips for both the Valspar Championship and the Tenerife Open this week. 

As well as previewing the two big tournaments this week, the boys talk about dogs, haircuts, Roman burial grounds and Steve's most recent visit to the pylon. 

Maddy Playle is joined by James Stevens, Mark Boylan and Paddy Power’s Paul Binfield for a look back at the weekend’s racing and a preview of a stellar week ahead.

The team start by dissecting some of the hot topics in racing including the failed drugs test from Benoit de la Sayette and the controversy surrounding Robert Havlin's ride on Stowell at Lingfield which lead to a 21-day ban.

Also discussed was the stewards decision to award Potterman the race in the feature at Sandown on Saturday ahead of Kitty's Light and Enrilo, the latter won the race before being demoted to third. What do they panel make of the current rules that lead to that decision?

Ahead of a cracking week of racing the team give us their winner in the mouthwatering Envoi Allen vs. Monkfish clash at Punchestown, along with their best bets for the rest of the week. 

Before they sign off, the panel give us their idea of the 1000 and 2000 Guineas winners at this stage. 

Joshua Stacey & Charlie Poste speak to newly-crowned Champion Jockey, Harry Skelton.

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