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The novice hurdlers come under the microscope in the latest edition of the #RoadToCheltenham, including Nicky Henderson's top pair Constitution Hill and Jonbon, and some of the exciting horses from Ireland including Ginto, Journey With Me, Dinoblue and more - plus Danny Mullins looks back at some of his big rides over the Christmas period including Flooring Porter and Tornado Flyer's King George VI Chase victory.

Joshua Stacey and Andrew Blair White analyse Constitution Hill's impressive victory in the Grade 1 Tolworth Hurdle at Sandown before looking ahead to racing at Kempton, Warwick and Punchestown this weekend.

Lydia Hislop and Ruby Walsh review the major racing events over hurdles from over the Christmas period, including the success of Klassical Dream in the Christmas Hurdle at Leopardstown and the Nicky Henderson-trained mare Epat at Kempton Park. #RoadToCheltenham #HorseRacing #Horses #CheltenhamFestival

Joshua Stacey and Andrew Blair White review the Grade 1 Lawlor's Of Naas Novice Hurdle and the action at Cheltenham on New Years Day before looking ahead to Sandown's Tolworth Hurdle day. 

Joshua Stacey and Andrew Blair White review the Grade 1 Long Walk Hurdle and Grade 2 Kennel Gate Novices' Hurdle at Ascot before looking ahead to the Christmas period.

Joshua Stacey and Andrew Blair White review a stellar weekend of racing at Sandown, Cork, Aintree and Punchestown.

Joshua Stacey and Andrew Blair White look back at the weekends action which included Honeysuckle, Jonbon, Fil Dor, the Ladbrokes Trophy and much more. The lads also outline early fancies for the Tingle Creek meeting at Sandwon and John Durkan at Punchestown.

Top trainer Nicky Henderson talked to Nick Luck in a revealing interview about his horses, training, competing with the Irish, weights and the extent to which his failing eyesight means he is increasingly reliant upon the skills of the Seven Barrows team around him.

Ger Lyons is a two-time Classic winning trainer, has sent out over 1,000 winners from his Glenburnie base and is recognised as one of the powerhouses of Irish racing. Not a bad for - by his own admission - a "failed" jump jockey!  In an interview first shown on The Friday Club, Racing TV's Kevin O'Ryan and Fran Berry speak to the straight-talking and charismatic trainer about his life in racing and how it all began - as well as looking forward to future aspirations and what the years ahead might hold for Lyons and his team.

Top jockey Sean Flanagan is lying low right now through injury but he's full of enthusiasm, as is son LJ, for Navan's Troytown card on Sunday as the County Meath track celebrates 100 years of racing. Sean talks through last weekend's big action, as well as Noel Meade's runners at Gowran and Navan.

Ruby & Lydia unpick some of the main performances from Cheltenham's November meeting and the success of Fakir D'Oudaires in the Clonmel Oil Chase, while Ruby tries to answer exactly how and why My Drogo came down at Cheltenham on his novice chasing debut in 'Analyse This'.

The Road To Cheltenham is back! Join Ruby Walsh and Lydia Hislop for the first episode of the new series, as they wrap up the early-season action including wins for Frodon, Zanahiyr, Bravemansgame, Third Time Lucki and much more. Ruby gives his take on the art of handicapping, and we hear about some of the horses that you, dear viewers, are already looking forward to watching in action at the Festival next March, as well as over the weeks and months ahead.

Move over Gigginstown House Stud, make way for Bective Stud! Well that's not what Noel Moran said, or Valerine, who doesn't make this episode but Noel did! He talks a staggering recent hit-rate, his big hopes for the season and how much is too much for a horse? Dukey dials in from fatherhood and Cheltenham, while the bunker doesn't prevent Johnny Mac from sponsors Bar One Racing having a scatter of weekend fancies. #OneTheWire #IrishRacing #BarOneRacing

Joshua Stacey and Andrew Blair White look ahead to the 2021 November Meeting at Cheltenham and outline early fancies for the weekends action. Prior to this, the lads reflect on Wincanton, Navan and Naas as well as the return of Chantry House at Sandown - is he a true Gold Cup contender?

Will Reilly stands in for Johnny Mac and adds his love of Wincanton to his love of Dundalk. And we talk Del Mar, with some big Irish runners but some tough draws ahead. Aidan O'Brien reveals all! Where does Luxembourg yet, how will his Breeders Cup septet get on - and what does he have for breakfast?

Joshua Stacey and Andrew Blair White look back on action from Down Royal and Wetherby, before looking ahead to racing this weekend at Aintree, Wincanton, Navan and Naas. Was it a tired fall for Shan Blue at Wetherby? Does Galvin's Champion Chase second make him a Gold Cup contender? Can Fil Dor, Mighty Potter and American Mike strike festival glory for Gordon Elliott?

As if Down Royal were not interesting enough, Gordon Elliott's laying down the law with his jockeys has arguably made it even more compelling. We've two cracking cards at the Maze venue to go through with Dukey, Johnny, Johnny Mac and the Racing Post's Mark Boylan. We look back on Luxembourg and look ahead to Lisbon: will Dukey prove as in love with one as he is with the other? #OnTheWire #HorseRacingTips #DownRoyal