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Racing Weekly is back and this week Rishi Persad is joined, as ever, by Steve Ryder with the panel completed by a feature from oddchecker's expert tipster Andy Holding.We kick off this week's episode with a review of the Irish Guineas at the Curragh with a look at the winners and losers from the 1000 and 2000 Guineas and much more.Later we look ahead to the action from Epsom with a deep dive on the Derby and the Oaks.The panel go on the hunt for some value and do their best to provide some winners.Racing Weekly is brought to you by oddschecker, in association with bet365.
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Racing Weekly is back and this week Rishi Persad is joined, as ever, by Steve Ryder and Johnny Ward, who returns to the show.We kick off this week's episode with a review of the Dante Meeting at York with a look at the winners and losers from the Dante Satakes, Musidora, Lockinge and much more.Later we look ahead to the action from the Curragh with a deep dive on the Irish Guineas.The panel go on the hunt for some value and do their best to provide some winners.Racing Weekly is brought to you by oddschecker, in association with bet365.
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Rishi Persad returns to hosting duties and is joined, as ever, by Steve Ryder and accompanied Steve Mellish. We begin the show with a recap of the caction at Chester with a look at Michael Owen's Chester Cup winning Zoffee as well as the other big winners from the weekend.Later we discuss the racing from York ahead of the Dante Meeteing as our panel go in search of some winners.Racing Weekly is brought to you by oddschecker, in association with bet365.
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Steve Ryder is back in the host's chair as we welcome racing commentator Richard Hoiles and Racing TV presenter  Gary O'Brien to the Racing Weekly panel.We begin the show with a recap of the Guineas meeting from Newmarket and a recall of the big winners and losers from the weekend's action.Later we discuss the racing from Chester ahead of the Chester Cup as the Andrew Balding pair, Grand Providence and Aztec Empire, battle it out for favouritism.Racing Weekly is brought to you by oddschecker, in association with bet365.
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Steve Ryder is back in the host's chair as we welcome Ken Pitterson and Kate Tracey back to the Racing Weekly panel.We begin the show with a recap of the bet365 Jumps Finale from Sandown and recall the big winners and losers of the action at Sandown.Later we discuss the racing from both Punchestown and Newmarket ahead of the Guineas meeting with City of Troy odds on favourite to take the 2000 Guineas ahead of Rosallion at 4/1. The 1000 Guineas is a slightly more open renewal with Fallen Angel leading the way at the top of the market.Racing Weekly is brought to you by oddschecker, in association with bet365.
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Steve Ryder is back in the host's chair as we welcome Paul Ferguson to the studio for his hat-trick ball appearance on the show. In today's episode we are also joined by Tony Calvin who makes his Racing Weekly debut.We begin the show with a recap of the Scottish Grand National as Macdermott, a big 18/1 drifter on the day, beat Surrey Quest by a nose. The win basically guarantees Willie Mullins as the UK Trainers’ Championship.Later we discuss the bet365 Jumps Finale from Sandown as Kitty’s Light heads the Gold Cup market. There are more big names to look forward to seeing too, as the Celebration Chase has 14 entries including El Fabiolo and Gaelic Warrior as potential challengers to last year’s 1-2 finishers Jonbon and Captain Guinness.Racing Weekly is brought to you by oddschecker, in association with bet365.
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