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Nick brings you this episode from Munich airport as he makes his way back from the BMW Hong Kong Derby. He is joined by David Yates to bring you all the headlines from around the racing world. They are joined first by trainer Harry Eustace, whose La Botte is a warm order to win the first major race of the UK turf season, the William Hill Lincoln. Also Doncaster bound is Kathy Turner, who tells Nick about her three-pronged bid for the Brocklesby, named for her late father Bill. Around the globe - and ahead of the intended Dubai World Cup card this Saturday- Francis Graffard shares his confidence behind world champion Calandagan, while Michael Kent jnr reflects on Golden Slipper success at Rosehill with the hugely talented Guest House, and Mark Newnham looks back on a debut BMW Derby win at Sha Tin with Invincible Ibis. Nick and Dave also cover the Alan Spence case, which concluded shortly before the weekend.

Get ready for sharp insights and winning strategies on this episode of In The Money Media! Join host Mikee P as he welcomes special guest Ryan Anderson to break down the highly anticipated Sunday Sunset Six. This retail-only wager offers an attractive 15% takeout, making it one of the best-value bets in racing today. In this episode, Mikee P and Ryan dive deep into each leg of the sequence, analyzing pace scenarios, key contenders, longshot opportunities, and potential singles to help you կառուց smarter tickets. Whether you're a seasoned handicapper or just getting started, this show delivers actionable picks and expert commentary designed to give you an edge.

Tom in for Nick and joined by the Racing Post’s Jonathan Harding. We speak initially to trainer Gordon Elliott who gives us the full debrief upon his Cheltenham Festival before looking ahead to Aintree and to his chances of being crowned Irish Champion trainer. Kieran Shoemark is along to look ahead to three rides at next week’s Dubai World Cup and to the new flat turf season in the UK. Nick has an update from the BHA’s CEO Brant Dunshea on a new cross-industry Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Strategy. Ruth Jefferson looks ahead to a big weekend up north and we have Ben Atkins with us to talk all things pointing in association with the Tattersalls Cheltenham sale.

This week's players pod includes coverage of the Twinpires.com $1000 KDBC qualifier from Fair Grounds and Turfway Park with Darin Zoccali. He discusses his trip to the NHC and the feedback that tournament players provided to improve contests at TS as well as handicapping the all Stakes Pick 5 from Turfway Park on Jeff Ruby Stakes Day. Will Humphrey stops by for a look at the Laurel 12% takeout Value Late Pick 5 for Saturday at Laurel.

🎙️ Welcome to The Gallop Out! Hosted by Ryan Anderson and Jackson Muniz, we’re breaking down a special Pick 5 sequence The Bayou Bluegrass Pick 5- covering 5 Graded stakes, 2 Kentucky Oaks and 2 Kentucky Derby preps— The road to the Derby & Oaks rolls thru the Bayou & the Bluegrass, we're giving you analysis, insights, and value plays you won’t want to miss! 🐎 Presented by In The Money Media, your go-to network for top-tier horse racing coverage, expert opinions, and wagering strategies. 📺 Watch and subscribe on all In The Money Media channels to stay up to date with The Gallop Out and all of our racing content! 👇 Follow Us:🐦 Twitter/X: @InTheMoneyMedia📸 Instagram: @InTheMoneyMedia💻 Website: www.inthemoneypodcast.com 👍 Like, 💬 comment, and 🔔 subscribe to keep up with every Gallop Out episode and the latest in racing action! #TheGallopOut #HorseRacing #JeffRuby #LouisianaDerby #KentuckyDerby #KentuckyOaks #InTheMoneyMedia #HorseRacingPodcast #ITM

Bottle Of Rouge is hoping to be Kentucky Oaks bound after back-to-back stakes wins. Her owner Jill Baffert joins to talk horses, hoagies and how much room she needs to root! Plus, #SoapboxBilly is back in action!!

Nick - in Hong Kong - is joined by Mirror man David Yates to canter through the day's global horse racing headlines. They lead with the news that The Sun newspaper is continuing its 'Save Our Bets' campaign, with cross-industry backing, to face down the threat of yet more restrictive affordability checks and the migration to the unregulated market. BHA boss Brant Dunshea joins the show to discuss. Also today, Nick and Dave reflect on the conclusion of the de Boinville/Queally case as well as the Welsh Greyhound Racing ban. In Hong Kong, Nick catches up with trainer Mark Newnham, with Invincible Ibis a big runner in Sunday's Derby and fresh from a 5-timer at Happy Valley. Meanwhile, Annabel Archibald drops in to tell us about the claims of Chayan, her likely favourite for Saturday's Golden Slipper, plus David Letts on the ROA/RSA's series of racecourse events to convert fans to ownership and Chester Racecourse's Patrick Chesters on the new partnership with NYRA.

Charlotte Greenway in for Nick today and joined by RTE's Jane Mangan. They look back on Cheltenham and pick out some of the key moments whilst also hearing from successful trainers AJ O'Neill and Padraig Roche on where there Festival successors might head next. Jane give her view on Nick Rockett's prep run for the National and runs through the list of jockeys who are set to miss a number of days at Aintree through whip bans picked up at Cheltenham. Jane then recounts her trip to Ballydoyle and nominates the horse made the biggest impression before we have bad news from the greyhound world, along with a statement from GBGB's CEO Mark Bird. It's Wednesday so we wrap up by heading off to Hong Kong for an update from JA McGrath.

John Gaspar hosts Bob Ike this week. Bob Ike has been following Southern California racing for 40 years. He started as a journalist right out of college and continues today as the co-host of Thoroughbred Los Angeles on Saturday mornings. Bob won the Ultimate Betting Challenge on March 7th.

Nick is joined by Lydia Hislop to discuss the latest from around the racing world. On today's show Jockey Club CEO Jim Mullen explains the rudiments of the new £100m deal with Compass, while - fresh from moderating the National Trainers' Federation AGM - Nick talks to new president Hugo Palmer. Also today, trainer Josh Guerriero gives the latest on his two Grand National runners Iroko and Jagwar, while Kingston Hill's owner Dave Armstrong revels in the success of White Noise at the Festival: the only winning progeny of a British based sire. Plus, Kieran Clark gives the definitive Timeform view of Cheltenham, while pre-trainer, breeze-up consignor and ex-jockey Conor Hoban has news of an impressive upcoming draft for the Craven and Donny sales.

A special treat for our listeners this Monday as Jane Mangan is in Ballydoyle today catching up with supremo Aidan O'Brien. If you want to know how his leading lights are getting on and what their likely targets will be, you're in the right place. From older horses, to the Classic generation and a two-year-old to watch including: Minnie Hauk, Albert Einstein, Scandinavia, Diamond Necklace, Precise, Gstaad, Twain, Pierre Bonnard etc.

On the Monday post the Cheltenham Festival Nick is joined by Lee Mottershead to reflect on the four days but first up they address the news that The Jockey Club have entered a 20 year deal with catering partner Compass Group’s Levy, resulting in a £100 million payment. Nick and Lee look at where this money might be put to good use including at Aintree and also looking at the significance of Sandown not seemingly receiving any of this investment. Back to Cheltenham, Dan Skelton reflects on his week with two winners and some nice prospects for the future whilst outlining likely plans for stable stars The New Lion, Mydaddypaddy, Grey Dawning etc. before Josh Stacey has the reaction from the winners enclosure after Gaelic Warrior’s demolition job in Friday’s Gold Cup. Jane Mangan is at Ballydoyle for their press morning and has the latest from there in an interview with Aidan O’Brien and finally, Sebastian Hutch of Inglis looks ahead to their Easter Sale coming up later this month.

On the final day of the Cheltenham Festival, Nick is joined on course by Lydia Hislop and Timeform’s Dan Barber to reflect on all the drama from yesterday including comments on the going by Willie Mullins/JP McManus as well as Home By The Lee’s surprise victory in yesterday’s Stayers’ Hurdle. Charlotte is out on the gallops catching up with Patrick Mullins who has a strong book of rides and is full of confidence ahead of Gaelic Warrior’s Gold Cup bid for the team. Ben Pauling joins via FaceTime to look ahead to The Jukebox Man and Diva Luna this afternoon and shares why he’s optimistic for his runner in the Albert Bartlett.

Once more unto the breach, dear friends! PTF and Sean Clancy are back with you for Day 4 of the 2026 Cheltenham Festival.

Live from the gallops on Day 3 of the Cheltenham Festival as Nick is joined by Jane Mangan and David Yates to reflect on yesterday’s action, in particular the complaint filed by Declan Queally against Nico de Boinville for comments allegedly made at the start of the Turners Novices Hurdle. Henry de Bromhead has a big day ahead with Bob Olinger looking to go back-to-back in the Stayers Hurdle this afternoon, and joins to discuss his chance as well as his remaining runners over the next two days. With five Grade 1s already on the board, Willie Mullins and David Casey reflect on another fantastic day yesterday and have their say on whether Fact To File will be able to handle the quicker surface in the Ryanair.

PTF and Sean Clancy are back with thoughts, tips and opinions from Day 3 of the Cheltenham Festival.

Late Week Players Podcast with Mikee P. filling the host chair. Two colonial segments on this pod with Kevin Kilroy checking in from Colonial for a full field look at the Virginia Derby. Will Humphrey joins in the 2nd half of the show with analysis of the Late Pick 5 at Colonial Downs on Saturday. 12% takeout on the Pick 5s at Colonial Downs! Join them for the quick March Meet, March 12-14.

Get ready for a big Friday at the races with the Sunset Six Preview on In The Money Media! Mikee P welcomes top handicapper Dean Keppler from InTheMoneyPodcast.com to break down the Sunset Six carryover for Friday, March 13, 2026. With extra money in the pool and a competitive sequence on the card, this is a must-watch episode for horseplayers looking to build a winning ticket. Mikee P and Dean Keppler dive race by race through the Sunset Six sequence, sharing expert analysis, value plays, and strategic ticket construction designed to help bettors attack the carryover opportunity. Whether you're chasing the jackpot or looking for strong opinions to shape your wagers, this preview delivers the insights you need before the first leg goes off. Tune in to hear Dean Keppler’s top picks, potential longshots, and key horses to single as Mikee P guides the discussion on one of the most exciting betting opportunities of the week. Don’t miss this in-depth Sunset Six carryover preview for 3/13/26, only on In The Money Media. The bet has a 15% Takeout is a $1 minimum and is RETAIL ONLY! Last 3 races at Gulfstream Park and the Last 3 Races at Santa Anita.

Joined on the gallops on Day 2 of the Cheltenham Festival by yesterday’s Champion Hurdle winning jockey Paul Townend as he reflects on Lossiemouth’s achievement and looks ahead to Il Etait Temps and Gaelic Warrior later in the week. Gavin Cromwell is out watching his string and after a couple of good results on day 1, he looks at where his first winner might come from and what he’s expecting from Inothewayurthinkin in Friday’s Gold Cup, as he looks to go back to back. Shark Hanlon offers a very positive bulletin on Hewick who’s bound for the Stayers Hurdle after a wind op and we’re back in the shopping village with artist Liz Armstrong. Finally, a day late this week we go around the Bloodstock World with our friends a Weatherbys and this week we’re talking to Pippa Mickleburgh.

After a tremendous tipping performance on Day One, Sean Clancy is back with more great info on Day Two of the Cheltenham Festival. PTF hosts live from Cheltenham Racecourse.