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Joshua Stacey and Andrew Blair White are joined by Charlie Poste, ex National Hunt Jockey and now young horse producer, to review the weekends action at Cheltenham and Aintree before looking ahead to top action at Down Royal, Ascot and Wetherby on Saturday. The cards include Zanahiyr, Frodon, Cyrname, Minella Indo and the return of Envoi Allen.

Gavin Cromwell drops in to talk about three - not two! - exciting Cheltenham hopes this season. Dukey is off on a somewhat blind date to Lisbon but it's all about the Leop for him, while Johnny Mac discusses his favourite old Dundalk. And we look back at all the big races at Ascot and ahead to a good thing at Doncaster.

Joshua Stacey and Andrew Blair White are joined by Matty Gill, work rider for Nicky Henderson, as he provides updates on exciting novice hurdlers, I Am Maximus, Jonbon and Queens River. Which exciting youngster could be the yards Supreme Novices’ Hurdle candidate? In addition to this, the lads look ahead to action returning at Cheltenham during the Showcase Meeting this weekend before both highlighting one horse they’ve got an eye on for a Cheltenham Festival handicap.

Dukey is back! For good, or not? Who knows, certainly not Joseph O'Brien, nor Tony Mullins, who end up being asked for value in the greatest race of non-triers that will ever be. Before that market is setted, Joseph talks claimers, his 2022 aspirations, and a scatter of runners at Dundalk, Leopardstown and Ascot, where Princess Zoe bids to put a smile on Tony Mullins' face again. #OnTheWire #IrishRacing #RacingTips

Introducing the Let’s Talk Racing Podcast to Racing TV. Joshua Stacey and Andrew Blair White dissect Chepstow’s Jumps Season Opener which featured Knappers Hill, Luttrell Lad, Magistrato and many more exciting jumps stars. Which horses should listeners take from the meeting going forward? As well as this, Bravemansgame made a winning start to his chasing career at Newton Abbot in a field that included The Big Breakaway and Grade 1-winning Fusil Raffles. Over in Ireland, Pertemps Final winner Mrs Milner made a successful seasonal reappearance – how high can the progressive mare rise this season? In the aftermath of Mrs Milner’s victory, trainer Paul Nolan revealed stablemate Latest Exhibition could switch codes with the long-term aim being the Stayers’ Hurdle at Cheltenham.

Just minutes after announcing the retirement of St Mark's Basilica, Aidan O'Brien joined us on On The Wire to talk about his hopes for that horse's future stallion career, as well as all of the other big contenders for the weekend, including Snowfall and Love in the Arc. Fran Berry, John McDonnell and host Johnny Ward also gave us their selections for Cork on Tuesday. #HorseRacing #OnTheWire #ArcdeTriomphe #Ballydoyle #StMarksBasilica

Trainer John McConnell joins On The Wire to talk about a scatter of runners he has at two of his local tracks, including a horse he thinks will take a hell of a lot of beating. We also look at Gowran Park on Saturday and we look back at an unbelievable Irish Champions Weekend with Johnny and Fran.

Seamus Heffernan talks to us ahead of Longines Irish Champion Weekend while Johnny Ward and John McDonnell try to follow up last weekend's winning naps and Fran Berry reveals how news of his fame in the sport and as a broadcaster is yet to reach Twitter after he was ignominiously snubbed by the social media giant. Tune in now for the latest tips and tittle-tattle ahead of a massive weekend for racing in Ireland.

Irish Champions Weekend is a week away and Johnny spoke to both Aidan O'Brien and Colin Keane ahead of the biggest two days on the Irish Flat calendar - with the enhanced value of bigger crowds at both meets than we have seen on a year and a half in Ireland. Fran admits he never rode in the Champion Stakes, but he could feel for Darryl Holland who did. We look ahead to Navan and Wexford in a show that mixes the future and the past.

The rising star of the weighing room, Ben Coen, joins us this week - or does he? As with Ben, everything is laid back, and he talks about winning the Ebor and his unbeaten brother. It's a cracking Friday in Ireland at the Curragh and we also look at Tipperary. But will Fran ever return to the beach and why did Kevin Prendergast stand him up?

This week we get the exclusive hopes of the two Longines Irish Champions Weekend CEO's; how many are they expecting to attend? Fran is live from York, where he's the subject of our envy, and Johnnys Ward and Mac have to make do with dialling in from Ireland. Our main focus is the superb Curragh card and Saturday's, with the Debutante and Futurity to feast over

Gavin Lynch is back! One of the most respected judges in Ireland has some fancies at the Curragh and Tramore, while he pushes his Coast To Curragh cycle, with Fran Berry doing all he can to avoid getting on a bicycle next month – but we haven't given up! Will Reilly might get involved yet, the Bar One guru all set for the return of Dundalk on Sunday.  #Racingtips #HorseRacing #Tips #OnTheWire

There's a lot to get through this week: from Galway to Baaeed; from Dukey's Trains, Planes and Automobiles ride to Galway to his smoking with a mask on; from Ado McGuinness' Galway double to keeping on the straight and narrow; from looking ahead to Cork to the Curragh with an in depth look at the Phoenix Stakes.

Emmet Mullins is the special guest for part two of the One The Wire Galway Festival Preview, in association with Bar One Racing. Johnny Ward is joined by Fran Berry, John McDonnell and the Racing Post's esteemed Mark Boylan as the team preview the weekend action. #OnTheWire #Tips #RacingTips #GalwayRaces #HorseRacing

Johnny Ward is joined by Fran Berry, Brendan Duke and John McDonnell to preview the first four days of the 2021 Galway Festival.

The team reflect upon the life and legacy of Galileo, Dukey's love life and whether Fran can come up with another winning nap. Find out where they will putting their money for the weekend action at The Curragh.

Johnny, Dukey and Fran are joined by Will Reilly to talk Colin Keane, St Mark's Basilica, the July Cup and a packed weekend or racing in Ireland, with four cards. Somehow, War Front continues to get excess coverage, Fran toasts an end to his drought in the naps game and Dukey makes a strong case for the brilliance of Ryan Moore. Johnny and Fran again agree on one at Navan.

You've met Charles Byrnes, now meet Cathal! The 26-year-old talks working with Winx and his plans as a trainer. Did Dukey get a third date? And what excuse does Fran have for another losing nap? The team look forward to the action at Bellewstown and Limerick, as well as weighing up the Irish challenge in the Coral-Eclipse.

Johnny Murtagh, bidding to win the Irish Derby for the first time, talks about his Royal Ascot glory, his hopes as a trainer and Ben Coen - all with horses whizzing by him on the Curragh gallops. Dukey talks his hopes for a second date, returning to the track, while Fran has a confession to make, and Johnny Mac is sticking with a horse he loves in the Marble Hill.

Ado McGuinness is the special guest to preview his runners on Down Royal's biggest raceday of the year. Can the boys keep up their hot tipping form after two winners from three last weekend?

The First Lady of Moone, Jessica Harrington, is our special guest this week to chat about her global ambitions, hopes in Ireland this weekend and a fine team of runners at Royal Ascot next week. Dukey reveals a surprisingly expensive visit to the bike repair shop, Fran has thoughts on a barbecue, Johnny Mac is dreaming of a fourth successive winning nap for the Bar One team and JW reveals hidden talents as a singer.

The team are back to look forard to Classic action at Epsom this weekend with some tips for the Irish action too and why is Dukey dead against one of the Classic favourites?

Johnny Ward is joined by Fran Berry, Brendan Duke and Bar One Racing's John McDonnell to take their weekly look at the latest racing action - and the team have a couple of winning naps to celebrate from last weekend! #OnTheWire #JimBolger #RacingTV #IrishRacing #HorseRacing

Fran Berry visits Jim Bolger on the eve of a classic weekend, we look back on the jockeys that came through the academy at Kilcullen and look ahead to the Guineas weekend. There's also a reflection on last weeks NAPS with a big price winner and some close calls.

Aidan O'Brien is the special guest as the trainer reflects upon his potential hand for the Cazoo Derby at Epsom after victory for Snowfall and an eyecatching third for High Definition at York in the week. Johnny Ward is once again joined by the usual team - Brendan Duke, Fran Berry and Bar One Racing's John McDonnell - to look forward to the weekend action.