Racing Post

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.

Join Sam Hart, Lewis Porteous and Liam Headd as they review the biggest stories from the horseracing world over the past seven days.
The rain finally arrived at British racecourses over the weekend, with Zavateri landing the Celebration Mile at Goodwood and Alfred Wallace winning the Solario Stakes at Sandown. But the performance of the weekend may have come from the nine-year-old Al Aasy, who stormed home to win the Group 2 Grand Prix de Deauville on Sunday.
We also heard the news that two-time Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Galopin Des Champs and David O’Meara’s star mare Estrange have both been retired. The team look back on just how incredible both horses have been for their respective yards.
Former prime minister Gordon Brown made headlines in racing last week after calling for a significant increase in gambling tax, which could have a major impact on the racing and betting industries. The team discuss what this could mean for racing and whether the sport can work with prime minister Andy Burnham to highlight the important links between racing and betting.
To round off the show, the team look back on a brilliant National Racehorse Week and reveal their flat ante-post selection for the autumn.

Welcome to the latest episode of the Racing Postcast! Host Sam Hart is joined by top Racing Post tipsters Harry Wilson and Jonny Pearson, alongside Unibet’s Ed Nicholson, to break down all the weekend's high-class action.
The panel kicks off at Sandown to analyse key contests like the Solario Stakes and Atalanta Stakes, before heading south to Goodwood for a deep dive into the Celebration Mile and the competitive handicap action.
To wrap up, the team reveal their juvenile fancies in Sandown's maiden contests and deliver their ultimate best bets for the weekend.  
💬 Who is your best bet this weekend? Let us know in the comments below!

The 2026 Ebor Festival has been and gone after a terrific week of action and drama, and it wasn't without an upset. National Racehorse Week is also now under way, a vital week for the sport.
This week on The Front Page, we're off site for a special visit to George Baker's yard to showcase what people can see during National Racehorse Week, and we hear from George about the importance of the week and what visitors can expect.
We also look back on the Ebor meeting, when the headlines were stolen by Juddmonte, Colin Keane and Andrew Balding as Item and Kalpana landed Group 1 victories. We discuss the successful American raid from Bacio, as well as a thrilling Ebor that went to Daiquiri Bay.
National Racehorse Week is underway  - find out what's on near you: https://nationalracehorseweek.uk/