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Saffie Osborne's history-making St Leger triumph and some fantastic racing in Ireland are the chief topics of conversation in this week's edition of The Front Page.
Lee Mottershead, Richard Forristal and Jonathan Harding reflect on Osborne becoming the first female jockey to win a British Classic. The team then looks back on Irish Champions Weekend, a festival that delivered some sparkling performances and a share of controversy.
Away from the racecourse action, the team assesses the significance of Emmet Mullins and Paul Byrne buying the lavish Coolcullen racing yard from Jim Bolger.

Join Ross Brierley, Racing Post tipster Robbie Wilders and Assistant Betting Editor Graeme Rodway as they look ahead to one of the biggest weekends of the Flat racing season, featuring the final Classic of the year at Doncaster and the spectacular Irish Champions Festival.
The Betfred St Leger headlines Saturday’s action at Doncaster, with Christmas Day bidding to complete the Derby-St Leger double. The team assess the leading contenders, key dangers and best betting opportunities in the final Classic of the season.
Across the Irish Sea, the Irish Champions Festival takes centre stage at Leopardstown and the Curragh, with the Royal Bahrain Irish Champion Stakes providing another major Group 1 highlight.
There’s plenty more top-level action to look forward to, including the Matron Stakes, Golden Fleece Stakes, Moyglare Stud Stakes, Flying Five Stakes, Irish St Leger and National Stakes.
Tune in as Ross, Robbie and Graeme reveal their best bets, value selections and verdicts ahead of a huge weekend of Flat racing.
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Welcome to the latest episode of the Racing Postcast!
Host Sam Hart is joined by top Racing Post tipster Harry Wilson, James Hill and Unibet’s Ed Nicholson to break down an excellent weekend of racing in England and Ireland.
The panel kicks off with the action at Doncaster, where the St Leger takes centre stage. While it may not be the strongest renewal of the final Classic of the season, the panel have plenty of strong opinions on the race — and some interesting bets to consider.
Chester provides the supporting ITV card, with Ed Nicholson revealing an 11/1 best bet for the Watergate Cup.
We also look across the Irish Sea, where Blue Bolt and Precise go head-to-head once again, while Constitution River returns in the Juddmonte International after a slightly disappointing run.

Who wins the Arc? Who wins the Leger? And who can possibly win if the government seeks to inflict further pain on bookmakers? There is all that and more - including plenty of Constitution Hill chat - on this week’s edition of The Front Page.
Lee Mottershead and Chris Cook reflect on Daryz’s latest Longchamp success and debate whether it told us anything about whether he will successfully defend his Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe crown. 
Lee and Chris also look back on a big weekend and ask what comes next for Constitution Hill following his fourth-place finish at Kempton.
David Jennings join the programme to preview this weekend’s St Leger and Irish Champions Festival, while the programme also assesses yet more bad news on the betting shop front.

Welcome to the latest episode of the Racing Postcast!
Host Matt Rennie is joined by Racing Post tipsters Graeme Rodway and Jonny Pearson, along with Unibet’s Ed Nicholson, to break down the weekend’s high-class action at Ascot, Haydock and Kempton.
The panel kicks off with a detailed look at the competitive handicaps at Ascot before diving into the Group 1 Sprint Cup at Haydock. Then, the team focuses on Kempton, where Constitution Hill makes his return to action on the all-weather in the Group 3 September Stakes.
To wrap up, Matt, Graeme, Jonny, and Ed reveal their best bets for Saturday.