The Jumps Racing Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Brought to you by www.horseracing.net, the Jumps Racing Podcast is a weekly look at all things Jumps racing, as we progress through the 2019/20 National Hunt season, and ultimately build up to the 2020 Cheltenham Festival, and the Grand National at Aintree.
Join Bobby Beevers and Nick Seddon each week as they discuss the big Jumps racing stories as they happen, while they'll also be previewing and reviewing the big races, and providing some expert analysis from the likes of Kerry Lee and Jeremiah McGrath to boot.
Join Nick Seddon for the latest edition of the HorseRacing From Home Podcast, which looks ahead to this year’s Goodwood Festival and the Galway Festival.
Nick is joined by our resident tipster Chris Baker, who runs through the key races on the first four days of action - with Saturday’s Stewards’ Cup sadly passed over due to a lack of entries.
Tuesday’s feature is the Group 1 Goodwood Cup, which Stradivarius is aiming to win for a fourth time. He faces a tough task, though, and will have to concede 15 lb to this year’s Irish Derby winner Santiago.
The Group 1 Sussex Stakes headlines Wednesday’s card, and we’re set for a stellar renewal this year. Chris provides his thoughts on each of the runners, including Siskin, Kameko, Mohaather and Circus Maximus.
Twenty-four hours later is a red hot Group 1 Nassau Stakes, and five of the eight-strong field arrive here with a Group 1 win under their belts, including last year’s winner Deirdre. Also on the card is the Group 3 Gordon Stakes, and Chris gives his views on a contest full of horses from the Epsom Derby.
Friday is headlined by the Group 2 King George Stakes, and we look at whether Battaash can win this for the fourth year in a row, and justify 5/2-on favouritism in the process.
Lastly, Chris hops into the presenter’s chair and puts the pressure on Nick, who takes us through the two main races over in Ireland at this week’s Galway Festival; the Galway Plate on Wednesday and the Galway Hurdle on Thursday.
A special thanks to our partners Paddy Power, who have very kindly sponsored this week's episode of the podcast. Head over to www.paddypower.com for a week full of offers and enhancements for all five days of Glorious Goodwood (and all seven days of the Galway Festival).
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Time stamps: Goodwood Cup - 4:00 Sussex Stakes - 10:01 Gordon Stakes - 20:31 Nassau Stakes - 27:44 King George Stakes - 33:55 Galway Plate - 42:52 Galway Hurdle - 50:11
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Join Nick Seddon for the latest edition of the HorseRacing From Home Podcast, which looks ahead to this year’s Epsom Derby and Oaks.
Nick is joined by our resident tipster Chris Baker to preview the 2020 Epsom Derby, and he gives his views on each of the 17-runner field for this year’s classic.
The market is headed by English King at the time of writing, and Chris gives his views on the controversial decision to replace Tom Marquand with Frankie Dettori, before touching on the Aidan O’Brien battalion, which includes Vatican City, Russian Emperor and Mogul.
We also take a look at this year’s Epsom Oaks, in which the Aidan O’Brien-trained Love will be aiming to become the first filly since Minding in 2016 to follow up at Epsom after winning the Guineas. She’s an even money favourite, though last month’s Ribblesdale Stakes winner Frankly Darling is a well-fancied second favourite for John Gosden and Frankie Dettori.
There’s also some top-class racing on Sunday, which is headlined by the Group 1 Coral-Eclipse. The star attraction is the superstar mare Enable, who will be aiming to win this race for the second year running. We take a look at her opposition, and touch on just how much of an ask it will be for the six-year-old to win the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe for a third time in the autumn.
A special thanks to our partners Betfred, who have very kindly sponsored this week's episode of the podcast. Make sure you check out Freds Pushes this Saturday at 10:30 to see whose price we have boosted! (Freds Pushes available for a limited time only. Max Stakes Apply & General Betfred rules apply).
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Time stamps: Epsom Derby - 2:59 Epsom Oaks - 32:02 Coral-Eclipse - 41:00
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Join Nick Seddon for the latest edition of the HorseRacing From Home Podcast, which looks ahead to this week's Royal meeting.
Nick is joined by our resident tipster Chris Baker to preview Royal Ascot 2020, and he gives his views on 14 races across the five-day spectacular.
Chris takes a look at five races on Tuesday's card, including the King's Stand Stakes, for which Battaash is a commanding 6/4-on favourite.
On Wednesday, we preview the Prince of Wales's Stakes, for which last season's King Edward VII Stakes winner Japan is a short price for the Aidan O'Brien team.
The feature race of the meeting is Thursday's Ascot Gold Cup, a gruelling test of stamina over two and a half miles. Stradivarius is a 2/1-on favourite to win this for the third year running, though Chris suggests some alternatives at bigger prices.
Friday's Commonwealth Cup has produced some top-class sprinters, and we look at whether any of this year's 20-strong field can follow in the footsteps of an illustrious roll of honour, which includes Muhaarar.
Lastly, we chat about Saturday's Diamond Jubilee Stakes, for which the Irish raider Sceptical - a cheap £2800 purchase and the ride of Frankie Dettori - is the favourite at the time of recording.
A special thanks to our partners Paddy Power, who have very kindly sponsored this week's episode of the podcast. Head over to www.paddypower.com for a week full of offers and enhancements for all five days of Royal Ascot.
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Time stamps: Day One - 1:21 Day Two - 19:50 Day Three - 28:30 Day Four - 35:06 Day Five - 42:48
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Join Nick Seddon for the fourth episode of our HorseRacing From Home Podcast, as he chats to some key figures in racing to find out how they're coping on lockdown.
We hear from the jockey Tom Marquand, who reflects on his stellar stint in Australia earlier this year, which saw him pick up the first two Group 1 winners of his career on Addeybb. We also look ahead to the new Flat season, and get an update on a certain Mums Tipple, who's in fine fettle ahead of his three-year-old campaign.
This week's episode also features an extended chat with the commentator Gareth Topham. In a fascinating conversation, Gareth talks us through his journey into the sport through the point-to-point circuit, and then reveals his top three calls so far.
A special thanks must go to both AtTheRaces/Sky Sports Racing and Racing TV, who very kindly gave us permission to play the audio files of Gareth's three favourite calls on the podcast.
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Time stamps: Tom Marquand 0:58 Gareth Topham 14:52
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Join Nick Seddon for the third episode of our HorseRacing From Home Podcast, as he chats to some key figures in racing to find out how they're coping on lockdown.
We hear from the jockeys Megan Nicholls and Kevin Stott, who dial in from Yorkshire to reveal how life is treating them in lockdown. We chat about keeping fit in isolation, riding out at Kevin Ryan's yard, their time in Dubai over the winter and we also get an update on all things Ditcheat.
We then hear from the broadcaster Cornelius Lysaght, who last month signed off on a 30-year career at the BBC. In a fascinating extended chat, Cornelius reveals his thoughts and feelings about the whole situation and picks out some of his favourite memories from his time as the corporation's Racing Correspondent, before looking ahead to the future. Cornelius has a brand new website, which you can find at www.corneliusracing.com
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Time stamps: Kevin Stott & Megan Nicholls 0:59 Cornelius Lysaght 17:59
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Join Nick Seddon for the second episode of our HorseRacing From Home Podcast, as he chats to some key figures in racing to find out how they're coping on lockdown.
This week's episode is Flat-centric, and we head back to the end of last year for the closing stages of an interview we had with our resident tipster Chris Baker, who chats about his role at Nottingham and gives us a heartwarming story about the champion jockey Oisin Murphy.
That leads really nicely into our second interview, as we are joined on the line by Oisin Murphy. We look back on his outstanding 2019, winning the Japan Cup on Suave Richard and he gives us three three-year-olds to follow in 2020.
With interest in Australian racing on the rise during lockdown, Nick had a chat with Australian broadcaster James Tzaferis from Racing.com, who gives us the lowdown on the sport down under. We chat about how they're able to race behind closed doors, why international raiders are doing so well in the Melbourne Cup of late and also touch on a certain wondermare called Winx...
Last but not least, Nick challenges his Jumps Racing Podcast co-host Bobby Beevers to a 5-on-5 racing questions shootout on their chosen specialist topics.
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Time stamps: Chris Baker 1:25 Oisin Murphy 7:40 James Tzaferis 24:52 Bobby Beevers 49:56
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Introducing the Horse Racing From Home Podcast!
Join Nick Seddon as he chats to some key figures in racing to find out how they're coping on lockdown, and also to discuss some of the big topics in racing at the moment.
We hear from Grand National-winning jockey Daryl Jacob, who shares how he's handling a break from the sport, and also looks back on some of his finest moments in the saddle - including when winning at Aintree on Neptune Collonges in 2012.
Nick also chats to trainer Kerry Lee, who gives us an insight into what life is like for a Jumps yard at the moment, before reflecting on her star mare Happy Diva's wonderful season. We also hear an update on Destined To Shine, who we filmed a short documentary on earlier in the season over on HorseRacing.net.
Last but not least, Nick has an extended chat with the broadcaster Rishi Persad, who talks through his lifelong love for horse racing, and how it began in his native Trinidad and Tobago. In a varied conversation, Rishi also touches on some of his favourite racing moments during his career, before giving his views on the debate about whether the 2020 Cheltenham Festival should have taken place.
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Hi guys,
Just a quick message to say that due to the current situation surrounding the outbreak of Coronavirus, there will be no episodes of the podcast until further notice.
Thanks to everyone who's tuned in over the last six months or so - myself and Bobby really appreciate it - and we'll be back as soon as we can to chat about the racing.
In the meantime, we're still ticking along over at HorseRacing.net, so do head there to keep up to date with everything happening in the sport.
Take care, Nick
Join Bobby Beevers and Nick Seddon for the latest edition of the Jumps Racing Podcast, as racing rolls on for the time being...
We review all of the action from the 2020 Cheltenham Festival, which saw notable wins for the likes of Epatante, Politologue, Lisnagar Oscar, Min and Al Boum Photo.
We also reflect on the news that this year's Grand National has been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, and what affect the news could have on racing.
Finally, with racing carrying on as it stands, we preview Saturday's Mares' 'National Hunt' Novices' Hurdle Finale at Newbury, which has been won by some smart types of late.
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Join Bobby Beevers and Nick Seddon for a bumper edition of the Jumps Racing Podcast, which takes an in-depth look at the 2020 Cheltenham Festival!
We talk about all four days in detail, beginning with the Tuesday and the Champion Hurdle - will Epatante win for the Nicky Henderson team? We also take a look at each of the Arkle Trophy, the Mares' Hurdle and the Supreme Novices' Hurdle, picking out a bet in each.
We're then joined on the phone by 'Longshot Ted' himself Ed Quigley, who runs us through his best bets for all four days of the meeting.
The second day is headlined by the Queen Mother Champion Chase, and we discuss whether Altior will be able to complete the hat-trick. Another horse chasing a treble is Tiger Roll in the Cross Country Chase, while the RSA is also on the agenda.
We then hear from jockey Jerry McGrath, who gives us an update from Seven Barrows and suggests a handicapper who could be under the radar...
Day three's feature is the Stayers' Hurdle - can anything stop Paisley Park? Bobby and Nick give their views, before then turning their attentions to both the Ryanair and the Marsh Novices Chase.
Next up on the phone is Grade 1-winning trainer Kerry Lee, who provides an update on her star mare Happy Diva, and also gives her views on all things Cheltenham in our quickfire round of questions.
Last but not least, we look at the Friday, which is headlined by the Cheltenham Gold Cup. It looks wide-open, and both Bobby and Nick provide their 1-2-3 selections for the blue riband race. We also look at the Triumph Hurdle, before picking out a selection each in one of the handicaps.
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Join Bobby Beevers and Nick Seddon for the latest edition of the Jumps Racing Podcast, as the 2020 Cheltenham Festival looms ever closer...
We look back on all of the action from the weekend, as both Doncaster and Kelso hosted recognised trials for the Grand National. Definitly Red was notably impressive in winning the Premier Chase at the latter - is he now a serious contender for the Aintree spectacular in April?
We then hear from Champion Trainer Paul Nicholls, who opened his Ditcheat base to the media last Thursday, and chats to Nick about his squad for this year's Cheltenham Festival.
With Cheltenham firmly on the radar, both Bobby and Nick offer up their most eye-catching performance of the season with Cheltenham in mind - including a Warren Greatrex runner who's a 20/1 chance for the Kim Muir.
Nick was at Cheltenham for their media day last week, and he caught up with legendary racing broadcaster Derek 'Tommo' Thompson, to chat about his Festival memories - before touching on a certain Greg James meme... "Are you well?"
We then get nostalgic, and offer up our favourite ever moments from the Cheltenham Festival, which included a journey back to the 2006 Cheltenham Gold Cup.
Last but not least, we take a look at Saturday's Imperial Cup at Sandown, a notoriously tricky betting heat, which was last won by the favourite back in 2010.
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Join Bobby and Nick for the latest edition of the Jumps Racing Podcast, as they recap this week's National Hunt Racing action.
We review all of the action that we saw at Kempton Park, as Solo exploded into the Triumph Hurdle picture with a fine win in the Adonis Juvenile Hurdle.
Nick travelled down to a Cheltenham Festival preview night that was hosted by a certain Bobby Beevers on Monday, and had a chat with legendary broadcaster Jim McGrath about his memories of the Cheltenham Gold Cup.
We also hear from Grand National-winning trainer Jonjo O'Neill, who gives us an update on Minella Rocco and Annie Mc ahead of Cheltenham.
Nick headed down to Seven Barrows for the annual Cheltenham media day, and we hear from Nicky Henderson, who talks us through his main Festival hopes.
Last but not least, we take an ante-post look at the Supreme Novices' Hurdle, which currently has two horses with the same owners at the top of the market...
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Join Bobby and Nick for the latest edition of the Jumps Racing Podcast, as they recap a hectic week of National Hunt Racing.
We review all of the action that we saw at the weekend, which included the Grade 1 Ascot Chase, and the small matter of the Grand National Trial at Haydock Park.
We also look back on Tuesday's weights announcement for the National, and pick out a few horses who caught our eyes.
Nick headed down to Seven Barrows for the annual Cheltenham media day, and we hear from Nicky Henderson, who talks us through his main Festival hopes.
Last but not least, we take an ante-post look at both the Stayers' Hurdle and the Ryanair Chase - can anyone stop Paisley Park?
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Join Bobby and Nick for the latest edition of the Jumps Racing Podcast, as they recap everything that's happened in the past seven days of racing.
We saw Cheltenham clues aplenty at Huntingdon, Newbury and Warwick, and we chat about the credentials of the likes of the Supreme Novices' Hurdle favourite Shishkin and the Kingmaker winner Rouge Vif.
Also returning to action at the weekend was Altior, who got back to winning ways in the Game Spirit Chase at Newbury, and we chat about just where he lies in this year's Queen Mother Champion Chase picture.
The other graded winner at Newbury was Native River, who cemented his 2020 Cheltenham Gold Cup claims, and Nick can't help but fancy him for this year's blue riband.
We sent Adam Morgan down to Newbury to be our roving reporter on Saturday, and we hear from both Phil Kirby and Jonjo O'Neill Jnr, who reflect on all of the action we saw.
Meanwhile, our debate surrounded the Grand National, and Donald McCain's view that Tiger Roll wouldn't have jumped around Aintree in Red Rum's day - do you agree? Let us know!
Finally, we look ahead to the weekend's action, which is headlined by Cyrname in the Grade 1 Ascot Chase, and the small matter of the Grand National Trial at Haydock Park.
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Join Bobby and Nick for the latest edition of the Jumps Racing Podcast, after a weekend jam-packed full of Grade 1 action.
We review what we saw over in Ireland, as Delta Work, Faugheen, Honeysuckle and Chacun Pour Soi all impressed at the Dublin Racing Festival.
This week's debate revolves around the Grand National, following the news that Gordon Elliott has entered 18 in this year's Merseyside spectacular - should owners/trainers be limited in the amount of horses they can run in the showpiece races? Let us know what you think!
We also preview the action at Newbury, as the likes of Altior and Native River look to cement their Cheltenham Festival claims on Saturday afternoon.
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Join Bobby and Nick for the latest edition of the Jumps Racing Podcast, after a weekend full of pointers for both Cheltenham and Aintree...
We take a look at Festival Trials Day at Cheltenham and debate the key topics, including whether Santini is now a serious Gold Cup candidate after his Cotswold Chase success.
There was also an excellent card up at Doncaster, which featured the SkyBet Chase - a Grand National Trial. OK Corral came out on top - is he now a contender at Aintree?
We also hear from jockey Jamie Moore, who builds up to the 2020 Cheltenham Festival, and chats about the hugely exciting Goshen.
This week's debate is around the weekend's Dublin Racing Festival, and whether more British-trained horses should take their chance. Just five had entries at the time of recording (a figure that will drop between now and the weekend), should more be heading over the Irish Sea? Let us know by tweeting us @HorseRacing_net or by commenting below!
Finally, we preview the racing that's coming up this weekend, namely the Grade 1 Scilly Isles Novices' Chase at Sandown, and the Grade 1 Irish Gold Cup at Leopardstown.
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Bobby and Nick are back for the latest edition of the Jumps Racing Podcast, as the 2020 Cheltenham Festival creeps ever closer...
We review all of the weekend's action, and talk about the Champion Chase picture after Defi Du Seuil's win in the Clarence House Chase - is the now the one to beat?
Vintage Clouds was an emphatic winner of the Grade 2 Peter Marsh Handicap Chase at Haydock Park, and Nick caught with Trevor Hemmings' racing manager Mick Meagher after the race to hear about his Grand National plans.
We had a brilliant response to the debate about the prospect of a five-day Cheltenham Festival, and both Bobby and Nick read out some of the best views. This week's topic is all about the BHA - what do you think about Nick Rust's decision to step down, and who should replace him? Get in touch!
Finally, we look ahead to Cheltenham Trials Day on Saturday, and preview both the Cotswold Chase (which is a Gold Cup Trial) and the Cleeve Hurdle (which is a Stayers' Hurdle trial). The potential runners include Santini, Delta Work, Bristol De Mai, Paisley Park and If The Cap Fits!
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Join Bobby and Nick for the latest edition of the Jumps Racing Podcast!
We look back on a busy weekend of action, as Warwick produced plenty of clues for both Cheltenham and Aintree. Kimberlite Candy was an impressive winner of the Classic Chase, and Bobby and Nick discuss his Grand National credentials.
We also chat about Andy Dufresne's Cheltenham credentials after he got back on track at the weekend, plus review Frodon's thrilling win at Kempton.
We hear from Fergal O'Brien, who chats to Joe Tuffin about the secrets behind the sublime season he's having, and reflects on the Imperial Alcazar appeal.
We also debate the arguments for and against a fifth day at the Cheltenham Festival, and would love to hear your views. Get in touch with us @HorseRacing_net on Twitter or in the comments below to tell us whether you'd welcome or hate an extra day at the Festival.
Finally, we look ahead to the weekend's action, which includes the Grade 1 Clarence House Chase at Ascot, and a highly entertaining card up at Haydock Park.
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Join Bobby and Nick for the latest episode of the Jumps Racing Podcast, after an informative weekend for the novice hurdlers.
We look back on the Grade 1 Tolworth Hurdle at Sandown, and at which race the winner Fiddlerontheroof will likely head for at Cheltenham.
Meanwhile, we chat about the Lawlor's of Naas winner Envoi Allen, and whether the Champion Hurdle is a realistic target for him or not this term.
We're also joined on the podcast by Liverpool, England and Real Madrid legend Steve McManaman, who's a keen racing fan and gives his views on the current Cheltenham Gold Cup situation.
Bobby then chats 'under-rated' racecourses, and gives us a few suggestions after a real buzz about the topic on our Twitter feed last week, with three making his shortlist.
Last but not least we take a look ahead to Saturday's Classic Chase at Warwick, which has a track record of being an indicator for the Grand National at Aintree.
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Join Bobby and Nick as they look back on a hectic Christmas period, which included the King George, the Savills Chase and the Welsh Grand National.
We also hear from both Phil Kirby and Richard Hobson, after important wins for Top Ville Ben and Lord Du Mesnil.
We then look ahead to the weekend, and Saturday's Grade 1 Tolworth Hurdle at Sandown.
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Join Bobby Beevers and Nick Seddon for our Christmas special, as they we look ahead to a hectic festive period!
We’ve got so much to get through, including a look at each of the King George VI Chase at Kempton, the Welsh National at Chepstow and the Savills Chase at Leopardstown - plus an in-depth look at the novice chasing division, and an intriguing Grade 1 contest at Limerick.
We hear from our very own Kerry Lee, who calls up for a chat about all things racing with Nick. We reminisce about her breakthrough success in the 2016 Welsh National with Mountainous, before getting a quick update on Happy Diva, and chatting about topics including the trial of new race timings, and the decision to reverse the bans of seven jockeys after the London National at Sandown.
Also on the line is jockey Danny Mullins, who provides an exclusive insight into the festive plans at Closutton. We get updates on plenty of Willie Mullins’ key stars, including Faugheen, Kemboy, Al Boum Photo and Chacun Pour Soi.
Last but not least we hear from our columnist Ed Quigley, who provides us with a plethora of fancies in what’s a furious few days of betting opportunities. His fancies include runners in the King George, the Welsh National and the Savills - while he also chucks in a couple of long-range prospects for Cheltenham.
We’ll be back in the New Year to chat about the Tolworth Hurdle at Sandown, but in the meantime, make sure you're following us on Twitter at @HorseRacing_Net for all of the latest news and features on the Sport of Kings, and check out our brand new site, HorseRacing.net, for news, features and thoughts - plus all the latest UK and Irish racing results as they go in.
Join Bobby Beevers and Nick Seddon as they review another scintillating weekend of action, headlined by the Grade 1 Tingle Creek at Sandown, which was won by Defi Du Seuil…
We also chat about what we saw at Aintree, including the Becher Chase, which was won by Walk In The Mill for the Robert Walford team. We hear from winning jockey James Best immediately after the race at Aintree, who has a chat with Nick outside the weighing room.
Nick was also able to grab a chat with Joe Tizzard, the assistant trainer to Colin Tizzard, who was very pleased with the 2018 Gold Cup winner Native River’s winning return in the Grade 2 Many Clouds Chase, and talks through his potential plans for the season.
We then turn our attentions to the weekend's action, which is headlined by the December meeting at Cheltenham. We talk through both the Grade 2 International Hurdle, and the deeply competitive Caspian Caviar Gold Cup.
Last but not least, proud Yorkshireman Bobby talks us through the action up at Doncaster on Saturday, which features two potentially informative Grade 2 contests.
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Join Bobby Beevers and Nick Seddon as they review a breathtaking weekend of action, which saw Buveur D'Air turned over at 13/2-on in the Grade 1 Fighting Fifth Hurdle at Newcastle...
We discuss both that and the action at Newbury, which was headlined by the Ladbrokes Trophy, while there were also impressive wins for Champ, Paisley Park and Danny Whizzbang.
We then have two Racing TV Tipstar winners in one room, as Nick - a rather bashful winner of the process back in 2015 - sits down with the 2017 champion and our resident tipster Chris Baker to chat about his journey into racing, and the process he goes through when picking out a bet.
We then turn our attentions to the weekend's action and the Grade 1 Tingle Creek at Sandown, which could prove to be a red-hot renewal if each of Defi Du Seuil, Un De Sceaux, Politologue and a certain Waiting Patiently take their chance.
There's also a stellar card up at Aintree, which is headlined by the Becher Chase, and Nick has a chat with the trainer of the 2017 Grand National hero One For Arthur, Lucinda Russell, who provides us with a positive update ahead of Saturday.
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Join Bobby Beevers and Nick Seddon as they review a breathtaking weekend of action, which saw Cyrname end Altior's stunning 19-race winning run over obstacles. We discuss what's next for both, and whether they'll now lock horns in next month's King George at Kempton.
We also look back on the Betfair Chase at Haydock and hear from Colin Tizzard, who chats about Lostintranslation and looks ahead to the return of Thistlecrack.
Next weekend's action is just as exciting, and we preview both the Ladbrokes Trophy at Newbury - a handicap with a stunning record of producing top-class staying chasers - and the Grade 1 Fighting Fifth Hurdle at Newcastle, which is a key indicator for next year's Champion Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival.
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Join Bobby Beevers and Nick Seddon as they look ahead to a stunning weekend of racing action, which is headlined by both the Betfair Chase at Haydock, and the prospect of a clash between Altior and Cyrname at Ascot in the 1965 Chase.
We look back on an eventful weekend of action, too, which saw Cheltenham Festival 2020 clues aplenty at both the November Meeting at Cheltenham, and over the Irish Sea at Punchestown and Clonmel - as familiar names made winning returns...
We also hear from our very own Kerry Lee, who catches up with Nick after her stunning win in last Saturday's BetVictor Gold Cup at Cheltenham with Happy Diva.
Meanwhile, Bobby chats with Carl Llewellyn - assistant to Nigel Twiston-Davies - who provides an update with the yard's two Betfair Chase contenders, Bristol De Mai and Ballyoptic.
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Join Bobby Beevers and Nick Seddon as they chat all things Cheltenham, and build up to the 2019 November Meeting - which is headlined by the BetVictor Gold Cup. We also preview Friday's Cross Country Chase, as well as Sunday's Grade 2 Shloer Chase, which is shaping up into a stellar renewal.
We look back on an eventful weekend of action, too, which saw Cheltenham Festival 2020 clues aplenty at Navan, while racing at Wincanton and Aintree took place.
Finally, Nick chats to Sam Boswell from BetVictor, who takes us through the betting for Saturday's big race and beyond.
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Join Bobby Beevers and Nick Seddon for episode 2 of the Jumps Racing Podcast, as they look back on an eventful weekend of racing at Wetherby, Down Royal, Ascot and Carlisle.
We review the pick of the action on Charlie Hall Chase day at Wetherby, which saw Ballyoptic win the big one, while we also chat through one of the most bizarre finishes to a race you'll ever see down at Ascot.
Meanwhile, there was some excellent action over at Down Royal, including a winning chasing debut for Samcro - and Nick suggests an outlandish 66/1 2020 Cheltenham Festival target. Also in action was the Colin Tizzard-trained Lostintranslation, who looked a horse to follow after making a winning reappearance at Carlisle.
Finally, Nick catches up with jockey Jerry McGrath at Wetherby, who we're sponsoring this season on HorseRacing.net - and he suggests a horse from Seven Barrows who may be sneaking under the radar.
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The Jumps Racing Podcast is back for the 2019/20 National Hunt season!
Join Bobby Beevers and Nick Seddon as they look at the key Jumps racing stories over the course of the season as they happen, and ultimately build up to the 2020 Cheltenham Festival.
In Episode 1, we look back on an insightful weekend of action at Cheltenham and Aintree, before looking ahead to an excellent card at Wetherby on Saturday, which is headlined by the Grade 2 bet365 Charlie Hall Chase. Bobby checks in with trainer Phil Kirby, who gives us an update on his live contender for the Charlie Hall, Top Ville Ben.
We also hear from Paul Ferguson, who chats to us about his new book, Jumpers To Follow, and we'll be giving a copy away on our Twitter feed.
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An emotional podcast this week as Chris and Sean sign off for the season with a packed show.
There is a look back at a stellar final day at Sandown with Altior, Getaway Trump and Talkischeap under the microscope.
Also this week, our A-to-Z of jumps racing cult heroes series comes to its inevitable conclusion with the letter Z...
Finally, the lads look ahead to next winter with the King George, Cheltenham Gold Cup and Grand National all under discussion before the summer break.
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The Jumps Racing Podcast is back with the penultimate show of the season!
Sean and Chris are in fine form as they look ahead to a super Saturday at Sandown for the final fixture of the campaign. All eyes will be on Altior, but will he face the highest rated horse in training in the Celebration Chase?
Who will win the bet365 Gold Cup?
There is also a look back at the Irish Grand National and our cult heroes series continues with Y and a legendary chaser from the 1990's.
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Chris and Sean are back with another helping of meaty jumps racing chat.
This week, there is a full look back at the Scottish Grand National including the eye-catcher of the race.
There is also some love for Paul Nicholls and Verdana Blue, who continued her remarkable season at the weekend.
Racing writer Steve Chambers pops in to discuss an 80's icon as our A-to-Z series continues with W.
Finally, we go full Irish as we preview the Irish Grand National and the Punchestown Festival.
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A jam packed show this week as Sean and Chris look back on a thrilling three days of action at Aintree.
The Jumps Racing Podcast asks all of the key Grand National Meeting questions...
Who will play Tiger Roll in the film of his life?
Is Pentland Hills the real deal?
Where next for Min?
Is Lostintranslation a Gold Cup winner of the future?
The A-to-Z of cult heroes series continues with V as we look back on a dual Champion Chaser of the 90s.
Also this week, Neil Mulholland joins us to give us the lowdown on The Young Master, Impulsive Star, Doing Fine, Dead Right, Carole's Destrier and Kalondra.
Finally, there is a full preview of the Scottish Grand National ahead of the big race at Ayr on Saturday.
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The 50th episode of The Jumps Racing Podcast is a special one as we preview the 2019 Grand National.
There is a bumper show this week ahead of the world's most famous steeplechase at Aintree and you don't want to miss it!
There is a full preview of the big race and Jumpers To Follow author Paul Ferguson joins Sean and Chris to give us his three picks for the Grand National.
Find out how the ultra scientific Jumps Racing Grand National predictor can help you find the winner of the big race main event on Saturday.
The A-to-Z series continues with "the biggest certainty in Cheltenham Festival history" and there is a round-up of all the other talking points at Aintree's Grand National Meeting.
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The Jumps Racing Podcast returns to answer the three major questions to emerge from a cracking 2019 Cheltenham Festival...
How good is Espoir D'Allen?
Will Altior win a King George?
Has Presenting Percy missed his Gold Cup chance?
Also this week, Sean and Chris discuss a former Arkle and Lexus Chase hero as our A-to-Z of cult heroes series moves on to T.
Finally, our Grand National countdown begins with a round-up of all the latest talking points, including Tiger Roll and One For Arthur.
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The final podcast before the 2019 Cheltenham Festival.
Sean and Chris go Cheltenham mental as they preview the Queen Mother Champion Chase and look back on a former Gold Cup hero.
Red hot trainer Neil Mulholland pops in to discuss each of his Festival runners, including Impulsive Star and Kalondra.
Finally, the lads answer your Chltenham questions and Sean gives us his five big story-lines to follow next week.
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Sit back, listen and enjoy the build-up to Cheltenham!
It's a Cheltenham Festival bonanza on The Jumps Racing Podcast as Chris and Sean whip themselves into a frenzy with the action at Prestbury Park less than two weeks away.
The lads have two tickets to the opening day of the Cheltenham Festival to giveaway - listen in to find out more.
There's also a Stayers Hurdle preview as Sean picks his likely winner and a tasty each-way fancy, while he also puts his neck on the line by picking three Festival favourites to take on.
There is time to look back at an informative weekend at Kempton and the A-to-Z series of cult racing heroes continues with a Champion Hurdle winner.
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With the countdown to the Cheltenham Festival entering the final stages, The Jumps Racing Podcast is back with another big show.
This week, Sean and Chris are joined by racing author Paul Ferguson as they dissect the Supreme Novices' Hurdle with a fine tooth comb. Paul and Sean go through the main contenders before making their big race picks.
Also this week, there is a look back at a Cheltenham Festival record breaker as the A-to-Z of cult heroes series moves on to Q.
Finally, there is a look ahead to the Adonis Hurdle and Dovecote at Kempton and the Bobbyjo Chase in Ireland.
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The Jumps Racing Podcast returns with a full preview of the 2019 Champion Hurdle.
Sean and Chris are joined by Russell Palmer of the thesportsman.com to discuss the feature race on day one of the Festival and the team give their 1-2-3 selections for the big race.
There is also a look back on a legendary Champion Hurdler of the past in our cult heroes series, before the team look ahead to the weekend.
There is a quick preview of the Ascot Chase in the UK and the Red Mills at Gowran Park with Presenting Percy set to star.
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The countdown to the Cheltenham Festival is well and truly underway as The Jumps Racing Podcast brings you their 2019 Cheltenham Gold Cup ante-post preview.
Chris and Sean break down all of the key contenders for the blue-riband event, before giving you their all-important 1-2-3 selections.
Also this week, the A-to-Z series continues with a legendary grey who finally broke his Cheltenham Festival hoodoo in 1998.
Lastly, the guys look to dig out some Newbury nuggets ahead of the Denman Chase, the Game Spirit and the Betfair Hurdle on Saturday.
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Another packed edition of The Jumps Racing Podcast.
This week, racing broadcaster Tom Lee joins the team to talk about Presenting Percy after his Galmoy Hurdle win and also gives listeners three horses to follow at the Dublin Racing Festival this weekend.
There is a look back at a 100/1 winner of the Cheltenham Gold Cup Cup in our A-to-Z of jumps racing cult heroes series and Chris and Sean also answer your Twitter questions.
Finally, there is a look ahead to a packed weekend of action at Sandown and Leopardstown as the stars come out to play.
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The Jumps Racing Podcast welcomes a very special guest as top jockey Danny Cook talks up the chance of Midnight Shadow ahead of the Cleeve Hurdle at Cheltenham Trials Day. Danny also discusses the chances of Definitly Red in the Cheltenham Gold Cup. Your hosts, Chris and Sean, look back on a weekend that saw Altior extend his unbeaten run to 17 on a fine day for trainer Nicky Henderson, who also saw Mister Fisher enhance his Supreme Novices Hurdle claims. The A-to-Z series of cult racing heroes continues with a 'naughty' horse from recent times, before a look ahead to the big three races at the Cheltenham Festival Trials Day this weekend.
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Another packed episode of The Jumps Racing Podcast on the road to the Cheltenham Festival.
Top trainer Neil Mulholland joins Sean and Chris to discuss Impulsive Star winning the Classic Chase and his chances in the four miler at the Festival. There are also some lovely memories of The Druids Nephew and Midnight Chase.
The lads also look back on a good weekend for Nicky Henderson as Top Notch and Ok Corral both score, before looking ahead to the return of Altior.
Finally, the A-To-Z of jumps racing cult heroes series moves on to L and a hugely popular mare from the turn of the century.
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Sean and Chris return with another bumper show for jumps racing fans.
This week, the lads look back at another thrilling weekend of sport including Elixir De Nutz winning the Supreme and Battleoverdoyen impressing in Ireland.
There is also a deeper look at the novice hurdle picture in general ahead of the Cheltenham Festival with the waters muddier than ever!
Our A-to-Z of jumps racing cult heroes with the last 5-year-old winner of the Champion Hurdle...
Finally, there is a full preview of this weekend including the Classic Chase at Warwick and the Listed Chase at Kempton.
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The Jumps Racing Podcast looks back at the five festive flops from a stunning period of Christmas racing, and 'Jumpers To Follow' author Paul Ferguson joins the team to pick out FIVE horses for your 2019 tracker. The A-To-Z series of national hunt cult heroes continues and the lads look ahead to the weekend's racing, which includes the Tolworth Hurdle and the big Grade 1 at Naas on Sunday.
A bumper Christmas special from The Jumps Racing Podcast. Ed Nicholson joins the team to give his lowdown on the King George VI Chase at Kempton on Boxing Day. Chris and Sean discuss the goings on from last weekend and look ahead to a wonderful festival period of top class racing, including the feature races at the Leopardstown Christmas Meeting. The A-To-Z of cult racing heroes continues with the letter I.
A preview of the Cheltenham International meeting with the team at jumpsracing.co.uk. Sean and Chris look ahead to the International Hurdle and the Caspian Caviar Gold Cup as racing returns to Prestbury Park.
There is also a look back at the Tingle Creek as Altior confirms his greatness and the A-to-Z series of cult heroes features the most famous Champion Hurdle loser of all time.
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The lads return with another packed edition of 100% jumps chat.
This week, Buveur D'air smashed up Samcro, but what does it all mean?
Top trainer Neil Mulholland joins us for the first part of his national hunt diary and updates us on some of his stable stars.
There is a look back at an old Cheltenham Gold Cup hero and a preview of a stellar weekend which includes the John Durkan Chase and the return of Altior in the Tingle Creek.
The Jumps Racing Podcast returns for Episode 35. Chris and Sean review the Betfair Chase as Bristol De Mai confirmed he is the King Of Haydock. The A-Z series of jumps racing legends and unsung heroes continues with the letter 'F'... And the lads preview a blockbuster weekend of national hunt action, including the brilliant Ladbrokes Trophy, a potentially mouth-watering Fighting Fifth Hurdle and a sensational card at Fairyhouse.
Racing broadcaster Tom Lee joins Chris and Sean to review a thrilling weekend of action at Cheltenham. Also this week, the A-Z of jumps racing heroes continues with a memorable Champion Chase winner. Finally, the lads look ahead to a monster weekend of sport including the Betfair Chase and an exciting card at Ascot.
Chris and Sean return with a bumper show reviewing a packed weekend of sport.
What next for Footpad? Is Kalashnikov the right Arkle favourite?
The A to Z of jumps racing heroes continues with D, and this is not one to be missed.
Also, Charlie McCann from Bet Victor previews the big race at Cheltenham on Saturday and there is a look ahead to a potentially mouthwatering Morgiana hurdle.
Sean and Chris return to warm your ears with another episode of The Jumps Racing Podcast. This week, the guys asses the seasonal debut of Samcro after his shock defeat and pick out the weekend eye-catchers from Down Royal and Wetherby.
There's also time to look back on a Cheltenham legend as our A to Z series continues before looking ahead to the potential re-appearance of Arkle hero Footpad.
The Jumps Racing Podcast returns with an exclusive chat with racing author Paul Ferguson to discuss the Cheltenham eye-catchers. Chris and Sean have their say on Samcro as he stays over hurdles, before analysing the return of Thistlecrack and Don Poli. There's also another cult hero in the pod's A-Z feature.
Sean and Chris return for the new season with a jam-packed show. Racing writer Chris Cook of the Guardian joins the team to discuss his new book The Scudamores: Three Of A Kind.
There's also a look back at an old favourite as our A to Z of jumps racing cult heroes series kicks off with a bang. Finally, there is a look ahead to a busy weekend at Cheltenham and Aintree.
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Chris and Sean run through the meeting at Sandown before giving out the end of season awards that you voted for!
Thanks for all the support on this podcast, we will be back next season, bigger and better than ever.
Chris and Sean are back for the penultimate pod of the season as they analyse the action at Sandown and analyse what happened in the Scottish National.
Chris and Sean are back with a bang after a thrilling Grand National whilst they also look ahead to Punchestown and Ayr.
Chris and Sean are back ahead of the biggest race of the year to go through the runners and riders and give their tips. Paul Ferguson also joins them to discuss his views ahead of Aintree.
Sean and Chris discuss Fairyhouse as well as a short preview of the Grand National as the horses are whittled down. Also, could the rain please stop now?
Chris and Sean this week are back to preview a bumper Easter weekend as well as in-depth interview with Tom Lee. Enjoy the bank holiday!
Sean and Chris give their thoughts on an eventful Cheltenham Festival and look ahead to a stacked Grand National.
Sean and Chris go through days 3 and 4 of the Cheltenham festival giving you an insight into all the big races. There is an interview with top jockey Danny Cook whist the boys are also joined by Russell Palmer from The Sportsman.
Chris and Sean this week have a two-part special ahead of the big one, Cheltenham festival. This episode contains previews of the first two days of the festival and includes an insightful chat with Neil Mulholland.
Sean and Chris continue their build-up to Cheltenham Festival and have a huge competition for you! They are also joined by Russell from The Sportsman to discuss the Stayers' Hurdle.
Chris and Sean this week have a bumper edition of the Jumps Racing Podcast for you! Featuring a comprehensive preview of the Champion Hurdle as well as an exclusive interview with Amy Murphy.
This episode is not to be missed!
Sean and Chris analyse Altior whilst looking ahead to the Cheltenham Gold Cup. Four weeks until we hear that Cheltenham roar!
The dynamic duo of Chris and Sean look back on the Dublin Racing Festival, before previewing Super Saturday at Newbury. Give it a listen - it's a cracker!
Intro 37s - Part 1: Dublin Racing Festival Review 20.19m - Part 2: Super Saturday at Newbury Preview
Sean and Chris are back for another episode of The Jumps Racing podcast. They discuss an exciting looking Dublin festival as well as being joined by Paul Ferguson.
Sean and Chris this week look back at a thrilling weekend which included some standout performances. There is an insightful interview with Charlie McCann from Bet Victor, as well as a preview of Cheltenham Trials day and the SkyBet Chase at Doncaster.
The knowledgeable duo of Chris and Sean dissect all of the week's racing as well as giving you the top tips you need. This episode also features a fascinating interview with Pat Keogh from Leopardstown Racecourse for you to get your ears around!
Timings
Introduction 43s - Part 1: Reflect on the weekend's action 11.56m - Part 2: Nags News 20.39m - Part 3: Lanzarote Hurdle, Leamington Novices' Hurdle, and Moscow Flyer Novice Hurdle
Chris and Sean discuss all of the festive horse racing and give their insight on the racing to come in 2018!
Happy new year folks!
Sean and Chris have their mince pies at the ready and have brought you a fantastic Christmas special for you to wrap your ears around. There is a review of the weekend's racing before the duo look ahead to the festive racing and there is also an insightful chat with Ed Nicholson to enjoy.
Merry Christmas to all of our Jumps Racing fans!
The dynamic duo of Chris and Sean are joined by Tom Lee, with the trio discussing Tingle Creek, the John Durkan, and the Henry VIII Chase. They also look forward to the Caspian Caviar Gold Cup.
Timings:
Introduction 1.22m - Chat with Tom Lee 21.16m - Getabird & Hollowgraphic 25.22m - And the winner is... 26.45m - Caspian Caviar Gold Cup Preview
Sean and Chris go over the weekend's racing and also have a very special interview this week with Paul Ferguson for you to enjoy.
Chris and Sean are joined this week by Southampton forward Charlie Austin who discusses his love for racing and his ownership syndicate, Excel Racing.
Chris and Sean also look back on Bristol De Mai and Samcro, and look ahead to the Ladbrokes Trophy at Newbury.
Timings 1.11 Racing Review 19.12 Charlie Austin Interview 33.1 Weekend Racing 44.56 Ticket CompetitiIon
Your hosts Chris and Sean pick their way through this week's racing as well as looking back at a stunning performance by Faugheen. There's also a competition to be won!
Sean and Chris from www.jumpsracing.co.uk get together to discuss the King George VI Chase on Boxing Day and Cheltenham. There is also an interview with Steve Chambers and a chance to win tickets to the big race!
Sean and Chris bring you your latest dose of jumps racing knowledge with the added bonus this week of Tom Lee.
Sean and Chris from Jumpsracing.co.uk cast their insightful brains over the weekend's racing and bring you a pod packed with knowledge, tips and jokes! Their is also a feature interview with Joe Smyth for you to enjoy.
1.08 Cheltenham review 5.00 Smad Place stunning win 10.42 Joe Smyth Interview and tips
Chris Knight and Sean Raymond discuss the upcoming racing including Cheltenham and Sean also visits trainer Neil Mulholland to talk about his hopes for his horses.
Timings 1.23 - The New One Wins At Ffos Las 4.26 - Yanworth wins On Chase Debut 7.35 - An In Depth Interview with Top Trainer Neil Mulholland 28.26 - Old Roan Chase Preview 31.25 - Cheltenham Showcase Meeting Preview
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Sean & Chris return for Episode 2 where they reflect on Chepstow, talk Willie Mullins and King George, plus they provide a few pulsating predictions ahead of the weekend's racing.
Timings:
0.15 - Intro 0.44 - Chepstow Chat 11.04 - Willie Mullins & King George 22.30 - Weekend Preview
Timings.
2:20 - A look back at Fayonagh and Death Duty 10:31 - Steve Chambers Talks The Betfair Chase 23:52 - A look ahead to Newton Abbot and Chepstow
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