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Maddy Playle is joined by Tom Collins, Keith Melrose and Paddy Power's Graham Byrne as they look back at all of the biggest racing action from the weekend.

The panel start off by reviewing a weekend full of potential festival clues, headlined by the Clarence House Chase which produced a shock when First Flow galloped on strongly to land the Grade 1. 

Royale Pagaille’s impressive victory has put him in the frame for the Cheltenham Gold Cup but how good do our team think he is? The Champion Hurdle market also saw a shake up after Buveur D’Air was beaten by Navajo Pass at Haydock.

Maddy and co also pick out their eyecatchers from the weekend which you should be adding to your tracker. They then look ahead to the weekend which sees Shishkin get an entry at Doncaster and Paisley Park back in action at Cheltenham.

Joshua Stacey & Charlie Poste speak to high-flying Adam Wedge about Christmas winners including Secret Reprieve and Silver Streak plus reaction from a controversial statement live on ITV.

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Bruce Millington is joined by Keith Melrose, Tom Collins and Paddy Power’s Graham Temple to take a look at this weekend's racing, including the Clarence House Chase at Ascot.

The panellists give us all their betting angles for Saturday’s racing, along with their naps for all the action.

The team also take a look at Sunday’s racing including their best bets for the Horse & Jockey Hotel Chase at Thurles

Jack Reeve is joined by Dan Childs and Aidan Perkins to take a look at the upcoming FA Cup action. 

As well as that the panel pick out their best EFL bets and quickly venture into Europe for any other angles 

Bruce Millington and Steve Palmer are back with another Sweet Spot. Steve previews both the European Tour and USPGA Tour events, The Abu Dhabi Championship and The American Express.

Tee times are important to Steve this week and he tells everyone exactly where they can find that kind of tournament information. Bruce dissects some musical lyrics and Steve believes he’s found the Ancer to the American Express puzzle.

Maddy Playle is joined by Graeme Rodway, Keith Melrose and Paddy Power's Graham Byrne as they look back at all of the biggest racing action from the weekend, including Envoi Allen's 11th win under rules.

The panel start off by dissecting the Classic Chase, which looks to have thrown up a potential Scottish National challenger. The subject pricks the ears of Keith as he gives his alternative for the big race, a horse we haven't seen in a while but looks set for Ayr.

The build-up over the last week may have been for Envoi Allen's clash with Asterion Forlonge but after a fall at the first for the latter it was Eileendover's romp at Market Rasen that took the headlines. The team look at her future, which may include skipping the Champion Bumper at Cheltenham.

The Clarence House Chase is the feature race of what looks to be an action-packed weekend, but with Waiting Patiently supplemented the market is soon to be shaken up and the panel give their verdict on the big race.

Bruce Millington is joined by Keith Melrose, Tom Collins and Paddy Power’s Graham Temple to take a look at this weekend's racing, including the Classic Chase at Warwick.

The panellists give us all their betting angles for Saturday’s racing, along with their NAPs for the weekend’s action.

To finish the team take a look at Sunday’s clash between Envoi Allen and Asterion Forlonge at Punchestown.

Jack Reeve is joined by Aaron Ashley and Bobbie Jackson from the Racing Post sport desk and Carl Monaghan from our sponsors Paddy Power. 

The panel take a look through all of the Premier League games to find their best bets and discuss in depth the huge clash between Liverpool and Manchester United. 

As well as that the NAP treble and the best bets from the other divisions. 

Bruce Millington and Steve Palmer are back with another Sweet Spot. Steve previews the Sony Open in Hawaii and has four selections at decent prices.

Bruce asks Steve your questions from Twitter and once again is stunned by the length of drive that Bryson DeChambeau is producing.

Maddy Playle is joined by Tom Collins, Keith Melrose and Paddy Power's Graham Byrne as they look back at all of the biggest racing action from the weekend.

The panel review the rescheduled 2020 Welsh Grand National and give their opinions on that Adam Wedge interview which has caused quite a stir. Paul Nicholls continues to be a talking point after an incredible seven wins on Saturday.

The team give their eye catchers of the weekend and then take a look ahead to what’s on this week. Tom makes a bold claim for his “banker" at Kempton and everyone offers their NAP of the week.

With one eye always on the Cheltenham Festival, the guys pick out an ante post bet for March and Keith looks to have a very sensible investment.