Episode 10 of Unbridled is here, in association withBoylesports. Matt Chapman and Paddy Brennan return the studio this week to review the action from the Winter Million weekend which saw Jonbon land theClarence House Chase at Ascot. They speak to James Bowen who got the last-minute call up on the eleven-time Grade 1 winner and a potential top job in the future. The Cheltenham Festival entries for the Novice races came out onTuesday and Paddy ranks who the top novice hurdlers are. The duo then look forward to Cheltenham Trials weekend which sees big clashes such as Sir Gino vs The New Lion clash before the Champion Hurdle and Impose Toi look to enhance hisStayers’ Hurdle chances.

Episode 9 of Unbridled is here, in association with Boylesports. Matt Chapman and Paddy Brennan are outside the studio this week and at Newbury Racecourse. They talk through the main headlines from this week including Constitution Hill’s potential flat run and Harry Cobden’s appointment to be stable jockey for JP McManus. The duo are joined by Tom Bellamy after winning on his potential Supreme Novice Hurdle star Baron Noir last weekend plus Newbury CEO Shaun Hinds speaks about the changes at Newbury in recent years. They look forward to the Berkshire Winter Million from Ascot & Windsor which is live on Sky Sports Racing…

Episode 8 of Unbridled is here, in association with Boylesports. Matt Chapman and Paddy Brennan return for their first episode of 2026 with a look forward to the Cheltenham Festival, as they debate which favourites they would take on currently in March. The pair are joined by Peter Scudamore who is part of the team that saddles Myretown at the weekend at Warwick, and Champion Hurdle winning owner Ian Gosden who discusses where next for Golden Ace, as well as the chances of French Ship in the Lanzarote Hurdle at Kempton. Finally, Ben Bromley joins us to chat about his decision to retire from the saddle at just 23 years of age.

Episode 7 of Unbridled is here, in association with BoyleSports! Matt Chapman and Paddy Brennan review the top-quality action from over the festive period and give their thoughts ahead of the Cheltenham Festival. They speak to Harry Redknapp on the success of The Jukebox Man afterlanding the King George and Dave Rabson on his two stars Romeo Coolio & El Cairos. The pair then hear from Harry Cobden about the Paul Nicholls stars including No Dramas This End before the duo announce their end of year awardswith eight categories up for grabs. Matt gives us a horse to follow for the 2026 season which has snuck under the radar from the Willie Mullins yard…

The Unbridled Christmas special is here, in association with BoyleSports! Matt Chapman and Paddy Brennan are back with their assessment of the key King George runners and rank their chances towards the big race on Boxing Day. They also talk to Tony Barney ahead of Jango Baie’s run and the reasoning behind the purchase of the horse. They then look forward to the racing over at Leopardstown and give us their fancies for the Savills Chase & Christmas Hurdle before previewing the Welsh Grand National and speaking to Rebecca Curtis on Haiti Couleurs chances after his disappointment last time out.

Episode 5 of Unbridled is here, in association with BoyleSports! Matt Chapman and Paddy Brennan are back to discuss all the big talking points from the past week, including the future of Kempton Park Racecourse and the IHRB hearing on Philip Byrnes’ unseating from Redwood Queen back in May. Paddy has picked out an eyecatcher who he thinks could win a handicap at the Cheltenham Festival in March, and the pair hear from Tristan Durrell, Olly Murphy, AP McCoy and Fergal O’Brien ahead of a top Ascot card thisweekend, featuring the Grade 1 Howden Long Walk Hurdle live on Sky Sports Racing.

Join Matt Chapman and Paddy Brennan for Episode 4 of Unbridled, in association with Boylesports! Thepair give their honest thoughts on the Champion Chase picture, after Il Etait Temps' Tingle Creek domination, and Majborough's defeat to Found A Fifty. Guests this week include top jockey Ben Jones who looks ahead to the King George with The Jukebox Man, No Drama This End's owner Max McNeill, and Barry Connell - who gives an update on Marine Nationale and William Munny.

 Finally, the pair look ahead to the action this weekend, headlined by the Support The Hunt Family Fund December Gold Cup at Cheltenham. 

Episode 3 of Unbridled is here, in association with BoyleSports! Matt Chapman and Paddy Brennan are joined by many guests this week, including Harry Skelton, Henrietta Knight, David Manasseh. Matt and Paddy dissect a dramatic Fighting Fifth that saw both Constitution Hill and The New Lion fall, leaving Golden Ace to land her second Grade 1.The duo take an early look at some ante-post Cheltenham Festival markets, with early pointers for both the Champion & Stayers’ Hurdle – with Matt also speaking to the owners of Ballyburn and Romeo Coolio. Finally, the pair look forward to this weekend’s action at Sandown which sees the likes of Il Etait Temps, Jonbon & Lulamba contest the two Grade 1s.

Episode 2 of Unbridled is here, in association with BoyleSports! Matt Chapman and Paddy Brennan are joined by special guest John Francome who has some big opinions on the sport, with punchy takes on the likes of Kopek Des Bordes and Jango Baie, as well as some fantastic insight into the life of a jockey. Matt and Paddy assess the key King George challengers after last weekend saw some impressive contenders enhance their credentials for the Boxing Day highlight, with Brennan and Francome both in agreement with their pick! Also, the pair catch up with The Jukebox Man’s owner Harry Redknapp, Michael Buckley and the BHA Handicapper Martin Greenwood to look forward to a great weekend of racing from Newbury & Newcastle which sees the return of Constitution Hill in the Fighting Fifth Hurdle.

Unbridled returns for Season 2! Matt Chapman and Paddy Brennan are back with plenty of big opinions, as theyweigh in on the chasing debuts of Lulamba, Kopek Des Bordes and Final Demand. The pair analyse Constitution Hill’s Newbury gallop before the Fighting Fifth Hurdle next week, and assess a dramatic race at Plumpton on Monday which saw four of the nine runners pulled up.

Finally, Matt and Paddy preview the 1965 Chase at Ascot and the Betfair Chase from Haydock, where Grey Dawning hopes to go one better than last year.