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Jack Milner presents the latest edition of the Freebets.com Horse Racing podcast, focusing on all the winners, and indeed losers, from last month at Royal Ascot. Joined by a select panel of form judges Alan Kelly, Charlie McCann and Ed Quigley, the team assess the chances of Day 1 winners Palace Pier and Poetic Flare, both successful at G1 level on the opening day in the Queen Anne Stakes and St James’s Palace Stakes respectively, eventually meeting in a clash of the generations and look set for a collision course in The Sussex Stakes at Glorious Goodwood.  Aidan O’Brien has an abundance of talent in the 3yo fillies division but is back to the drawing board after the disappointments of High Definition and Bolshoi Ballet, how will the Ballydoyle maestro shuffle his pack heading into The Coral-Eclipse, The King George, Glorious Goodwood and The Juddmonte International?  His sole 3yo colt to score at G1 level is St Mark’s Basilica, completing France’s Guineas and Derby double last month at Chantilly and his sole representative on Saturday at Sandown. The panel look at the chances of Love, a winner on her belated return in the Prince of Wales’s Stakes at Royal Ascot, as she sets to take on the classic generation in a hotly anticipated clash with Derby winner Adayar in The King George later this month at Ascot.  Flat racing put to one side, the panel give their thoughts on the proposed move to extend Cheltenham to five days, whilst also giving their best bets for the summer’s sporting calendar. Unsurprisingly, Ed and Jack are focusing on The Open Championship at Royal St George’s!

Episode 8 of the Freebets.com Horse Racing Podcasts sees Peter Scudamore join Alan Kelly, Ed Quigley and Jack Milner to reflect on Epsom’s two-day classic meeting where Godolphin’s Adayar ran out a shock winner of the Cazoo Derby under Adam Kirby. The guys assess the performance of the winner, whilst also finding a couple of hard-luck stories in behind.  Snowfall was a sixteen-length winner of The Oaks on Friday and the guys reflect on the real ability of the winner, and the field in behind. Alan hasn’t given up on stablemate Santa Barbara however, and feels a change in trip may unlock the key to the filly’s ability.  The team look at the other big winners from the weekend including Coronation Cup winner Pyledriver and Prix du Jockey Club winner St Mark’s Basilica – could they be set for a collision course in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe later this autumn?  As well as looking back, the guys look ahead to next week’s royal meeting and some big-priced fancies for all the team including 25/1 and 50/1 selections for the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot.

The May episode of the FreeBets.com Horse Racing Podcast sees Jack Milner sit down with Peter Scudamore, Alan Kelly and Ed Quigley to review the latest month in the world of racing. Peter discusses the Scottish National triumph of Mighty Thunder and plans for stable star Ahoy Senor heading into next season, whilst he and the team dissect the Punchestown Festival and the domination of Willie Mullins. Ed Quigley analyses the strength of the Closutton handler’s string, whilst looking at plans for next year’s two-mile chase division with Energumene, Shishkin, Greaneteen and Put The Kettle On all on a collision course next season. Alan looks at Aidan O’Brien’s classic contenders heading to Epsom and assesses the long-term plans for Guineas winner Mother Earth, and the expected improvement in beaten favourite Santa Barbara. The team give their fancies for the upcoming Boodles Meeting at Chester and look at some of the feature races at the meeting, such as The Dee Stakes, The Cheshire Oaks and The Chester Cup.

Jack Milner sits down with eight-time Champion Jockey Peter Scudamore, and FreeBets.com resident experts Alan Kelly and Ed Quigley to review the recent Aintree Festival, whilst also looking forwards to the upcoming meetings at Ayr and Punchestown.  Peter discusses the plans for Sefton Hurdle winner Ahoy Senor, whilst gives his thoughts on the chances of both Mighty Thunder and Big River in the upcoming Scottish National at Ayr. Ed gives his thoughts on G1 novice chase winners Shishkin, Chantry House and Protektorat, whilst the team discuss the positives/negatives of running at both Cheltenham at Aintree.  The team look towards the Punchestown Festival and the potential Chacun Pour Soi vs Alaho, and Envoi Allen vs Monkfish clashes, and give their best bets for the upcoming festival across The Irish Sea.  Classic trials are on the horizon and Ed, Peter, Alan and Jack give their horses to follow on the flat this season, as well as their early fancies for the upcoming classics.

Host, Ed Quigley, tipster Alan Kelly, and 8-times Champion Jockey Peter Scudamore get their teeth stuck into the action for the Freebets.com February Podcast. The team look forward to a bonanza of racing, including top class action at Ascot - does Cyrname get back to winning ways? See what our expert panel think. There is a feast of action at Haydock, with the Rendlesham and the Grand National trial, as well as the Kingwell Hurdle at Wincanton in what looks a make or break race for the season of Goshen. Also, Champ comes under the spotlight as Newbury takes centre stage on Sunday. The lads also look back at the Dublin Racing Festival...can anything stop Chacun Pour Soi in the Champion Chase? Lots of insight and much, much more on the Freebets.com February Podcast.

Join Ed Quigley, Peter Scudamore and Alan Kelly for the Freebets.com January Racing Podcast as they preview a cracking card at Doncaster. Shishkin looks to continue his unbeaten start over fences, there's a highly competitive Albert Bartlett trial, and the Sky Bet Handicap Chase offers plenty of betting opportunity. The team also look back on the last month of racing, including giving their thoughts on the Clarence House.