Racing Post

Join Maddy Playle, Peter Scargill and Lewis Porteous to discuss a varied week in the world of horseracing. 
The panel start by unpacking Dan Skelton's remarkable £4 million prize-money achievement and consider what will be next as the trainer hunts down his first championship title. 
A glowing report from Aidan O'Brien saw Albert Einstein shoot to 2,000 Guineas favouritism last week, but Peter believes the market has overreacted. The team also discuss O'Brien's powerful squad for the upcoming Flat season.
The team unpack why declining foal crops, affordability checks and tax rises are points of concern for British racing, with Tattersalls airing their worries in Companies House documents last week.
Finally, anticipation is rising ahead of Constitution Hill's second Flat start at Kempton on Wednesday. Lewis disagrees with Matt Chapman's belief that Ryan Moore is a bad jockey booking and the trio discuss what the future will hold for the public's favourite horse.

Join James Stevens, Liam Headd, Harry Wilson and Ed Nicholson for this week’s Racing Postcast, previewing the action on ITV Racing this Saturday.
The team looks ahead to Newbury, Kelso and Bangor-on-Dee, where there is plenty of competitive racing taking place.
Harry Wilson tipped up the winner of Bangor-on-Dee’s feature race this time last year, but will he fancy the same horse again?
All this and more on the Racing Postcast.

Jonathan Harding is joined in the studio by Matt Rennie to discuss all the big stories from last week's Cheltenham Festival, from a sensational Gold Cup winner in Gaelic Warrior to more chaotic starts, and much more in between.

On this Cheltenham Festival Special edition of The Front Page, Sam Hart, Tom Park and Chris Cook discuss the five biggest potential stories heading into this year’s Cheltenham Festival.
From crowd expectations and likely starters to possible underdogs and surprise headline-makers, the panel looks ahead to the key narratives that could shape the next four days at Cheltenham.
If you want to know the stories everyone could be talking about by the end of the Festival, this is the preview you need.

James Stevens is joined by Robbie Wilders, Jonny Pearson and Unibet's Ed Nicholson to provide their best bets for the 2026 Cheltenham Festival.