Racing Post

Join Ross Brierley, Racing Post tipster Robbie Wilders and Pricewise Tom Segal as they preview the opening day of the 2026 York Ebor Festival.
One of the biggest weeks of the Flat racing season gets underway on the Knavesmire as the team assess the leading contenders, key races and best betting opportunities from York.
The feature race on Day 1 is the Group 1 Juddmonte International, where a mouthwatering clash awaits as Ombudsman takes on Constitution River, with John & Thady Gosden and Aidan O'Brien set to go head-to-head in one of the races of the season.
Tune in as the team reveal their best bets, identify where the value lies and share their verdicts ahead of a fantastic opening day at the York Ebor Festival.

Join racing experts Sam Hart, Robbie Wilders, James Hill and Ed Nicholson as they dissect the form, break down the biggest races on the Knavesmire, and deliver their top horse racing tips for the ultimate week of Flat racing.
The preview includes our experts' top 5 best bets across all the Group 1s including the Juddmonte International, Yorkshire Oaks and Nunthorpe Stakes, as well as the ultimate handicap puzzles like the famous Ebor itself. Our panel leaves no stone unturned!  
To wrap it all up, the team reveals their ultimate Best Bets of the Festival to help you build your betting strategy for the week!
💬 Who are your best bets for York? Let us know your selections in the comments below!

The Ebor festival is imminent, the best horse we've seen in years has made his final racecourse appearance, and the prime minister has declared war on your local bookmaker. 
This week on The Front Page, we preview the blockbuster Juddmonte International - Ombudsman v  Constitution River -and look ahead to the Yorkshire Oaks and Nunthorpe Stakes. 
We ask where Bow Echo ranks after he retired undefeated and examine George Boughey's extraordinary rise to the top of British training. Plus: Andy Burnham takes aim at betting shops and we review the spending spree at the yearling sales.

Sam Hart, Harry Wilson, Joel Rees and Ed Nicholson bring you all the big previews for this weekend’s racing on ITV.
After a 20-1 winner for the whole panel last week, the good form of the Racing Postcast rolls on. The team start at Newbury, where the feature is the Group 2 Hungerford Stakes. The market is headed by Never So Brave, but are the team keen to take him on?
The supporting card comes from Newmarket and Ripon, and with two competitive handicaps at Ripon, the man to rely on is Mr Harry Wilson. He eyes up a big-price double for an in-form trainer.
To finish the show, Joel has a bonus selection at Perth, while the rest of the panel provide their best bets for the weekend.

The fun and frivolity of the Shergar Cup sits alongside the developing civil war among Britain's racecourses in this week's edition of The Front Page.
Lee Mottershead, Oliver Barnard and Matthew Rennie begin the show by looking back on another big weekend for Ryan Moore, who followed up winning the Shergar Cup's Silver Saddle at Ascot by landing the Phoenix Stakes aboard Sun Goddess.
Like Ascot, the Jockey Club will soon be a former member of the Racecourse Association. The team considers the latest ramifications of that decision and also asks why there has been a spike in the number of careless riding offences 
As well as assessing whether the BHA's disciplinary panel was right to reduce Rossa Ryan's Sandown easing-up ban, we pay tribute to the greatest of all staying hurdlers, Big Buck's, following his death at the age of 23 on Friday.