Racing Post

Bruce Millington, David Jennings and Keith Melrose take a look at the biggest races of the weekend including the finest race of the flat calendar, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.The lads kick us off by giving us their tips for the UK action on Saturday with Keith providing a strong word for his selection in the Rous Stakes at Ascot but DJ has a differing opinion on who he thinks will win the race.The panel give us their analysis and tips ahead of the Arc on Sunday. Keith believes his selection has a “massive chance” with DJ putting up a horse that he believes will "peak" in this race. The guys also give us a longshot for the big race. Along with the UK action and the Arc, the panel give us their best bets for the other French races and as always provide us with their NAPs for the weekend.

David Redvers joins Martin Stevens and Tom Turner to speak about Roaring Lion's yearling legacy, Kameko's start at stud, Zoustar's big future, Havana Gold's golden year and much more.Top Lot is proudly sponsored by Irish Thoroughbred Marketing.

Maddy Playle is joined by Chris Cook and Tom Collins for a look back at the weekend’s racing, including the Cambridgeshire Handicap.It was a fantastic day of racing on Saturday, starting with a dramatic finish in the Royal Lodge as Royal Patronage just pipped Coroebus who hit a low of 1.01 in-running. The panel discuss the end to the race and give us their thoughts on the chances of Coroebus in the 2,000 Guineas next year. The team also review the weekend’s Group 1 races, including the Cheveley Park where the impressive Tenebrism managed to reel in Flotus late on.Tom was full of praise for Perfect Power after he won the Middle Park Stakes with Christophe Soumillon onboard. 40-1 Bedouin's Story won the feature race on Saturday, the Cambridgeshire,.Away from the UK tracks, Luxembourg powered his way to Derby favouritism with a hugely taking performance in the Beresford Stakes - what do the panel think of his future?To finish off, the panel preview this weekend’s big race, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, giving us their tips and thoughts on what looks a cracking renewal.

Bruce Millington, David Jennings and Graeme Rodway are back to take a look at the biggest races of the weekend They kick off by assessing the action from Newmarket starting with the Cambridgeshire in which DJ has a 16/1 selection. The team then preview the Group action including the Royal Lodge, Cheveley Park and Middle Park Stakes. The panel also give their best bets from elsewhere including three tips from G-Rod from his local track Chelmsford. As always, our expert tipsters cap off the show with their NAP for the weekend as well.

David Jennings is joined by Chris Cook and James Stevens for a look back at the previous week's racing, including the Ayr Gold Cup! Kevin Stott’s masterful ride aboard Bielsa stole the show as he took the solo route on the stands’ side in Ayr’s prestigious sprint handicap. The Postcast team assess the result, picking out runners in behind that are worth keeping an eye on. The team also review the weekend’s Group action including the Firth Of Clyde Fillies’ Stakes, Mill Reef Stakes and Al Aasy’s less than impressive return in the Legacy Cup Stakes. The team then look ahead to this week’s action including the Group 1 Cheveley Park and Middle Park Stakes. To finish off each member of the panel gives their NAP of the week.

Bruce Millington is joined by David Jennings and Keith Melrose to look ahead to a weekend of racing that features action from Ayr and Newbury. The panel provide their best bets from the two meetings as well as previewing the Close Brothers Cesarewitch Trial Handicap at Newmarket. 18+ BeGambleAware

Lee Mottershead is joined by Mark Boylan and Tom Collins to review the best of the weekend’s action across the UK, Ireland and France! The lads start by dissecting the Cazoo St Leger, where Hurricane Lane was an impressive odds-on winner, can he go on to win the Arc? The panel discusses his chances. Also looking back on Saturday, Leopardstown was certainly not short of drama as St Mark’s Basilica just held off Tarnawa to win the Irish Champion Stakes - the guys discuss the dramatic finish and whether Tarnawa should have been awarded the race.Speaking of Tarnawa, Lee, Mark and Tom discuss her chances in the Arc after she was made favourite following her impressive run at Leopardstown. Onto Sunday and there was a major shock on the cards as 1-5 favourite Snowfall was beaten in France. Our top team assesses her chances back at Longchamp next month plus give their best bets for the week.

Bruce Millington, David Jennings and Graeme Rodway are back to take a look at the biggest races of the weekend. The team start by giving their selections for a number of ITV races at Doncaster that include the Cazoo St Leger where Hurricane Lane heads the market. There's also Irish Champions Weekend to look forward to which includes a brilliant days racing at the Curragh on Sunday. The panel give their best bets for those races. 18+ BeGambleAware

Jimmy George reflects on the recent buoyant August Sale and Somerville sale, and looks forward to the Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale, as well as of course the October Books 1, 2, 3 and 4 sales.

Maddy Playle is joined by James Stevens and Ireland editor Richard Forristal to review the weekend’s racing and take a look back at the key performers from Haydock, Ascot, Kempton and Longchamp. Before dissecting the weekend’s racing, the panel starts by discussing the suspended Gordon Elliott, who will step out of the shadows and begin his redemptive journey on Thursday, September 9. Rewinding to Saturday, Haydock was certainly not short of quality as Kevin Ryan’s Emaraaty Ana got the verdict in a thrilling finish with Starman in the Group 1 Sprint Cup. Artistic Rifles, Golden Flame and Island Brave were also impressive winners at the track. It was a weekend to remember for William Haggas, as Hamish returned from a 442-day absence to defeat odds-on Hukum in the September Stakes, while Chalk Stream was a class apart in the Lavazza Stakes. Most notably of all, however, was Baaeed’s win in the Group 1 Prix du Moulin on Sunday, with Maddy and James discussing what could be next for the unbeaten colt.Before signing off, the panel cast their eye to the Doncaster St Leger meeting and the Irish Champion Stakes to give their best bets.

Bruce Millington, Graeme Rodway and Justin O'Hanlon are here to look ahead at the biggest races of the weekend.The team start by giving their selections for a number of the feature races at Haydock on Saturday afternoon - Graeme fancies a big outsider to challenge Starman in the Sprint Cup Stakes.Before giving us their NAPs, the panel also discuss the other ITV racing action from Kempton and Haydock.Last but not least, there is a quick look ahead at the Prix du Moulin de Longchamp as well.

Maddy Playle is joined by Graeme Rodway and Mark Boylan to review the weekend’s racing and take a look back at the key performers from Goodwood, Beverley and Newmarket. The team starts by assessing the performance of James Ferguson’s Mise En Scene who picked up well to land the Group 3 Prestige Stakes under the red-hot Oisin Murphy. Equally as impressive was Aratus who just keeps on improving for Clive Cox, having fended off the consistent Escobar to make it four wins on the bounce. With the team confident that there is plenty more to come from the three-year-old colt. Benbatl returned to a racecourse for the first time after 337 days on the sidelines in the Group 2 Celebration Mile on Saturday, but he had to settle for second place as Amanda Perrett’s Lavender's Blue got up on the line to narrowly deny the Saeed bin Suroor-trained son of Dubawi. Turning their attention to the Beverley Bullet Sprint, the panel give their thoughts on Tis Marvellous who showed a scintillating turn of foot to quickly stretch clear of his rivals in taking fashion. Maddy, Graeme and Mark also give their early tips for the Haydock Sprint Cup, Ayr Gold Cup as well as their NAPs for the week ahead.

Maddy Playle is joined by Mark Boylan and Keith Melrose to look ahead to this weekend's racing at Goodwood and Beverley.The panel discuss some of the feature races of the weekend, including the Celebration Mile and Silver Cup Handicap.Before providing their NAPs for the upcoming racing action, the team also take a quick look at the Close Brothers Hopeful Stakes at Newmarket on Saturday afternoon.

Maddy Playle is joined by Keith Melrose and Graeme Rodway to review the weekend’s racing action and take a look back at the key performers from York’s Ebor festival. The first port of call in the team’s York review is the feature of the week, the Ebor Handicap, won by Sonnyboyliston. Maddy and co dissect the result, picking out the standout runners aside from the victor. The team then review the key Group races from each day of the Ebor festival. How good was Mishriff’s six length Juddmonte success? Can Snowfall reach Enable’s level? A vintage Stradivarius performance but how many more will we get to see? With multiple Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe clues seen at York, Keith and Graeme give their early predictions before going on to pick out their eye catchers from the handicaps. After analysing a plethora of high class horseracing from God's Own Country, the postcast panel head down south to assess the pair of Group 3s ran at Sandown, before crossing the channel to pick out their eyecatchers from the two Group 1 contests at Deauville. To finish off each member of the panel gives their NAP of the week.

Bruce Millington is joined by Keith Melrose and David Jennings to preview the weekend's best ITV Racing action including the final day of the York Ebor Festival.The team kick off by previewing the most valuable flat handicap in Europe, the Sky Bet Ebor Handicap, which features David Jennings’ NAP of the weekend.Bruce and co also look at the other Saturday races at York and Sandown on ITV including the Group 3 Solario Stakes and Atalanta Stakes. Along with all of Saturday’s action, the guys give us a selection for the Sunday Series racing on ITV4.Before signing off, DJ and Keith give their NAPs and their tips for the Group 1 Prix Morny and Prix Jean Romanet which take centre stage at Deauville on Sunday.

Martin Stevens and James Thomas are joined by Goffs group chief executive and leading industry figure Henry Beeby The team look ahead to the upcoming Premier and Orby Yearling Sales, while Henry reflects on the challenges and changes that the last 12 months have brought about in the bloodstock world Find out the identity of the most expensive horse Henry has auctioned, and his top tips for those visiting Doncaster and Naas, in our quickfire Q&A