The oddschecker Betting Show was filmed at The Surprise pub in Chelsea, London, as our panel give their expert tips and opinions ahead of the race card including the Triumph Hurdle, the County Hurdle, the Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle, the Cheltenham Gold Cup, the Hunters’ Chase, the Mares’ Chase and the Martin Pipe Handicap Hurdle.

Within the show we go in search of winners with Cheltenham tips and 2025 ante-post tips throughout as we look for value in the betting markets.

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The oddschecker Betting Show was filmed at The Surprise pub in Chelsea, London, as our panel give their expert tips and opinions ahead of the race card including the Turners Novices’ Chase, the Pertemps Network Final Handicap Hurdle, the Ryanair Chase, the Stayers’ Hurdle, the Plate, the Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle and the Kim Muir Challenge Cup.

Within the show we go in search of winners with Cheltenham tips and 2025 ante-post tips throughout as we look for value in the betting markets.

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The oddschecker Betting Show was filmed at The Surprise pub in Chelsea, London, as our panel give their expert tips and opinions ahead of the race card including the Novices Hurdle (formerly the Ballymore), the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase, the Coral Cup, the Champion Chase, the Cross Country Chase, the Grand Annual and the Champion Bumper.

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The oddschecker Betting Show was filmed at The Surprise pub in Chelsea, London as our panel give their expert tips and opinions ahead of the opening race card including the Supreme Novices' Hurdle, the Arkle Chase, the Ultima Handicap Chase, the Champion Hurdle, the Mares' Hurdle, the Boodles Juvenile Handicap Hurdle and the National Hunt Chase.

Within the show we go in search of winners with Cheltenham tips and 2025 ante-post tips throughout as we look for value in the betting markets.

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Host George Elek is joined by our very own Andy Holding and introducing new sponsor from Tote Racing Jamie Benson.

The trio give their expert tips and opinions ahead of the racing and offer their picks from a world pool perspective.

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The panel give their expert tips and opinions ahead of the opening race card including the Mildmay Novices' Chase, Handicap Hurdle, Top Novices' Hurdle, Melling Chase, Handicap Chase, Sefton Novices' Hurdle and Handicap Hurdle.

Within the show we go in search of winners with Aintree tips throughout as we look for the best value in the betting markets.

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Niall has worked as a golf trader and been tipping for oddschecker for a number of years and Justin is head of content for Twenty First Group, who provide sports intelligence and analytics to the professionals.

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The oddschecker Betting Show was filmed at The Surprise pub in Chelsea, London, as our panel give their expert tips and opinions ahead of the race card including the Triumph Hurdle, the County Hurdle, the Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle, the Cheltenham Gold Cup, the Hunters’ Chase, the Mares’ Chase and the Martin Pipe Handicap Hurdle where we find out Andy's NAP of the festival.

Within the show we go in search of winners with Cheltenham tips, Gold Cup tips and 2024 ante-post tips throughout as we look for value in the betting markets.

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The oddschecker Betting Show was filmed at The Surprise pub in Chelsea, London, as our panel give their expert tips and opinions ahead of the race card including the Turners Novices’ Chase, the Pertemps Network Final Handicap Hurdle, the Ryanair Chase, the Stayers’ Hurdle, the Plate, the Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle and the Kim Muir Challenge Cup.

Within the show we go in search of winners with Cheltenham tips and 2024 ante-post tips throughout as we look for value in the betting markets.

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The oddschecker Betting Show was filmed at The Surprise pub in Chelsea, London, as our panel give their expert tips and opinions ahead of the race card including the newly-named Gallagher Novices Hurdle (formerly the Ballymore), the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase, the Coral Cup, the Champion Chase, the Cross Country Chase, the Grand Annual and the Champion Bumper.

Within the show we go in search of winners with Cheltenham tips and 2024 ante-post tips throughout as we look for value in the betting markets.

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Within the show we go in search of winners with Cheltenham tips and 2024 ante-post tips throughout as we look for value in the betting markets.

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Former unified Heavyweight World Champion Anthony Joshua faces Francis Ngannou in Saudi Arabia our panel fully expect the Brit to do a better job than Tyson Fury did against the MMA bruiser.

Anthony Joshua returns to the ring when facing Francis Ngannou in a 10-round fight at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh. It may not be the fight that boxing fans wanted for AJ, but it's a chance to score a big knockout victory and nudge him into contention for a crack at the winner of Oleksandr Usyk versus Tyson Fury, who meet in May.

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As always we have one eye on the Cheltenham Festival as the world's best race meeting edges closer.

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This is the second of two shows previewing the DRF, dubbed the Willie Mullins Racing Festival, with two days of world-class jump racing with some big match ups to look forward to including State Man versus Impaire Et Passe in the Irish Champion Hurdle and Fact To File against Grangeclare West in the Ladbrokes Novice Chase.

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We begin the show addressing the elephant in the room regarding Gaelic Warrior's exclusion from the Irish Arkle. Despite this, the DRF, dubbed the Willie Mullins Racing Festival, does promise to be a cracking two days of high-class jump racing with some top match ups in Marine Nationale against Faclie Vega in the Arkle and Galopin Des Champs versus Fastorslow in the Irish Gold Cup Chase.

Be sure to catch our Day 2 preview, out Friday 2nd February, as we go in search of more Leopardstown tips.

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As always we'll try and figure out the clues ahead of March and the all encompassing Cheltenham Festival which engulfs the National Hunt season.

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First up George asked Andy and Ed to find three ante-post tips each ahead of Cheltenham 2024 with fancies in The Arkle Chase, The Stayers Hurdle, The Ryanair Chase and the Gold Cup among others.

We finish on a preview of a good-looking card on Saturday with the feature race of the day the December Gold Cup.

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Host George Elek is joined by oddschecker tipster Andy Holding and National Hunt Racing Pundit and Tipstar 2022 winner Dan Overall.

Our experts pick out five horses each who they’re tipping for big things in the upcoming season, with one eye on Cheltenham Festival. Selections include JPR One, Diamond Ri, Mirazur West and Cuthbert Dibble.

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The Fillies' Mile heads the Group 1 card on Friday with Shuwari and Ylang Ylang at the top of the market. On Saturday we look forward to the Dewhurst Stakes as Iberian aims to create an upset over heavy favourite City of Troy.

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Host George Elek is joined by tipster and columnist Andy Holding as we dissect the card looking for some betting tips and value prices. Later on they look across the Channel to Longchamp with the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe taking place in Paris on Sunday. 

French Derby hero Ace Impact is the clear favourite to provide trainer Jean-Claude Rouget with a victory in Europe's premier middle-distance contest.

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Now the two teams have been announced excitement is building and host George Elek has invited golf tipster and trader Niall Lyons and sports writer Dave Tindall to preview the 44th edition of the famous tournament which gets underway on Friday 29th September.In our discussion, Niall and Dave make Ryder Cup predictions and preview the three days of play from the beautiful Marco Simone Golf Club in Rome, Italy.

Before we begin the meat of the preview, the chaps reminisce on some historic Ryder Cup best moments and Ryder Cup highlights down the years including the 'Miracle of Medinah' in 2012 and Le Golf National in Paris back in 2018

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In our Premier League season preview we ask; can Arsenal topple Manchester City? Will Manchester United be distracted by Champions League football? How will Pochettino fare at Chelsea? Who will be the first manager to get the sack this season?

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The feature race, the Coral-Eclipse, is at the forefront of the conversation as Emily Upjohn takes on Paddington.

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For the first time in 75 years, the U.S. Open will be contested in Los Angeles as Matt Fitzpatrick defends his title against a strong field including favourite Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm, Brooks Koepka and Rory McIlroy.

Niall and George discuss tips for the US Open with headline 3pts win bet on Viktor Hovland. Niall also has six other golfers in his staking plan for this tournament including a 500/1 outsider.

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The action is headlined by the action over at the Curragh where the Irish 1000 and 2000 Guineas take centre stage with Tahiyra and Royal Scotsman head the betting for the two races.

As well as that the guys take a quick look at the card over at Haydock with the Group 2 Sandy Lane Stakes and Group 2 Temple Stakes taking place.

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Justin Thomas will be looking to defend his title after his win last year, whilst joint favourites Jon Rahm and Scottie Scheffler can be both backed at a top price of 8/1.

Rory McIlroy will bid to end his barren run in the majors and he's a 14/1 shot to be lifting the trophy on Sunday evening.

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The 1000 and 2000 Guineas take centre stage this weekend as the guys take a look at the cards on both Saturday and Sunday with Tahiyra and Auguste Rodin the current favourites to win each race respectively, Andy is keen to take both on.

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There's two Grade 1s on the card including the Ballymore Champion Four Year Old Hurdle where Lossiemouth bids to back up her Cheltenham success.

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Sponsors Unibet have extra place races available on day four for two races 16.15 and 19.45. As well as that they'll be boosting the price of the favourite at from 4pm on Friday in three races, 17.25, 18.00 and 18.35

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Sponsors Unibet have extra place races available on day three (15.40 – 16.15 - 18.00 - 19.10.)

We will be boosting the price of the favourite at Punchestown from 3.30PM on Thursday in the following races (16.50 – 17.25 – 19.45)

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On day two of the festival we've got another three Grade 1s as well as a Grade 3 to finish off the day. The first is the Irish Mirror Novice Hurdle where Willie Mullins' Gaelic Warrior is 5/6 to land the spoils with sponsors Unibet.

Next up we get to see Gold Cup winner Galopin Des Champs in the Punchestown Gold Cup. At 3/10 he looks likely to add to his win last month with Bravemansgame now free to run again and next in the betting at 9/2.

On top of that we'll see the Champion I.N.H. Flat Race and Mares Flat Race.

Sponsors Unibet have extra place available on two races on day two: 15.40 and 19.05

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On day one of the festival we'll see Facile Vega in the Champion Novice Hurdle up against Il Etait Temps and Diverge. Energumene looks to follow up on Cheltenham success in the next Grade 1, the Punchestown Champion Chase.Journey With Me heads the market under Rachael Blackmore in the Champion Novice Chase, but Appreciate It, Sir Gerhard and Classic Getaway all provide stiff competition.

Sponsors Unibet have extra place available on four races on day one: 15.40, 16.50, 18.00, 19.45

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It's an eight race card on Saturday with the highlight being the Grand National at 3.35. Last year's runner up Kitty's Light is currently the 9/2 favourite with our sponsors Unibet.

He'll be looking to go one better and warmed up nicely with a success in the Eider back in February. Monbeg Genius, Your Own Story and Dusart are also towards the top of the market after 23 were declared on Thursday morning.

It's Unibet ambassadors Nico de Boinville and Nicky Henderson who run top weight and course winner Dusart in the race. Their blogs to preview all of their Saturday runners will be live on Unibet on Friday, they'll be well worth reading after Nicky gave 28/1 winner Caribean Boy a great write up in Wednesday's blog ahead of racing at Cheltenham.

Unibet will also be offering extra places in the Scottish National – six places 1/5th odds T&Cs apply, as well as extra places on the 1.15pm, 1.50pm, 4.25pm

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The Grade 1 Maghull Novices' Chase kicks off the action where Jonbon has been declared and is odds on to put his Cheltenham disappointment behind him.

Two more Grade 1s follow not long after starting with the Turners Mersey Novices' Hurdle. Hermes Allen heads the market with our sponsors pricing him up at 7/2.

Maries' Rock is the one to beat according to the market in the Liverpool Hurdle, but it's an open looking contest with a field stacked with quality including Flooring Porter, Home By The Lee, Dashel Drasher and Stayers' Hurdle hero Sire Du Berlais.

The Grand National takes centre stage at 5.15. Corach Rambler is the 13/2 favourite following another Cheltenham success in the Ultima. Fellow Cheltenham Festival winner Delta Work looks to follow in the footsteps of Tiger Roll after back-to-back successes in the Cross Country, whilst last year's winner Noble Yeats looks to win this race for a second consecutive year after a stellar effort in the Cheltenham Gold Cup.

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A whole host of big names will be out on Friday including Gerri Colombe who looks to bounce back from Cheltenham heartache and Luccia in the Top Novices' Hurdle.

The feature on day two is the Grade 1 Melling Chase where Fakir D'Oudaries just shades Pic D'Orhy for favouritism with Unibet. Hitman and French Dynamite look to be the premier dangers.

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George Elek is joined by Andy Holding to preview day one of this week's Grand National festival at Aintree.

The action kicks off on Thursday with Stage Star and Banbridge going head-to-head in the Manifesto Novices' Chase.

Another Grade 1 follows with the Juvenile Hurdle where Zenta heads the market, Andy is keen on Nusret should he get the ground he needs.

The Aintree bowl looks a fantastic renewal this year with Shishkin holding favouritism after his Ryanair disappointment. Bravemansgame, A Plus Tard, Conflated, Ahoy Senor and Ga Law have all been declared as well

At 3.30 we're expecting Constitution Hill to romp home once more in the Aintree Hurdle. He'll face five rivals as he bids to continue his winning record.

The Foxhunters' Open Hunters' Chase, Red Rum Handicap and National Hunt Flat race complete the line up on day one.

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Former unified Heavyweight World Champion Anthony Joshua fights at The O2 in London for the first time since 2016 as he begins life under the new trainer Derrick James.

AJ returns to the scene of his first world title win over Charles Martin to face another American contender in Jermaine Franklin. Franklin pushed Dillian Whyte all the way, losing by majority decision, in a close points loss in November 2022 and looks to be a tricky opponent for Joshua who is looking to restart his career.

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George was also joined earlier this week by Unibet's Head of Racing Ed Nicholson. Ed gave us the lowdown on how the week went for our sponsors, what he'd do if he was the owner of the mercurial Constitution Hill, and how Unibet's Grand National book is looking.

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In the fourth installment of our Cheltenham preview, the guys give their opinions and tips on Friday's card where the Gold Cup takes centre stage.

Before we get to that the day's card kicks off with the Triumph Hurdle, Blood Destiny is well fancied for this one with Lossiemouth next in the betting and not far away.

The County Hurdle follows and it's an open looking contest with Filey Bay a 5/1 favourite. Ed is very keen on Pembroke and can't see him finishing out of the frame.

Corbett's Cross is the favourite for the Albert Bartlett at 7/2, he was bought by JP McManus last week although the owners have since stated he's 50/50 to line up at the Festival following a tough race last time out at Naas.

It's the big one next up as Galopin Des Champs looks to justify favouritism in the Gold Cup. He's 6/4 to land this one with Unibet and looks the one to beat. Ed is a Bravemansgame backer whilst Andy has been singing the praises of Sounds Russian for a while as a bigger price. A Plus Tard has won the last two renewals and can be backed at 7/1, a little further back Danny rates the chances of Stattler.

The Hunters Chase, Mares' Chase and Martin Pipe close out day four to end the 2023 Cheltenham Festival.

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On installment number three of our Cheltenham preview, the guys give their opinions and tips on Thursday's card headlined by the Stayers' Hurdle, where Blazing Khal is the favourite.

The Pertemps Network Final is next up. Andy was keen on Maxxum following last week's handicap weights release and sees no reason to change that view with Unibet a top price of 7/1 on him.

The Ryanair follows where Shishkin will look to continue his return to form and benefit from the absence of Allaho. After landing the Ascot Chase last time out in fine style, Shishkin is 8/11 to follow up here with Unibet.

Next up it's the Stayers' Hurdle. Blazing Khal is the favourite following his win after his return to action in the Boyne Hurdle. Doubts have arisen over his fitness however with Friday reportedly a crucial day. Maries' Rock, Teahupoo and last year's winner Flooring Porter follow next.

The Plate Handicap Chase, Mares' Novices' Hurdle and Kim Muir complete the line up on day 3.

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On the second installment of our previews the guys share their thoughts and tips on day two of the Festival where Impaire Et Passe has been strongly backed into favouritism for the Ballymore Novices Hurdle which kicks Wednesday off.

The Brown Advisory is up next, the panel were split on this one with Gerri Colombe the favourite and catching the eye of two of the guys, but The Real Whacker is the one for Andy at a bigger price.

The Coral Cup is a wide open contest but Camprond has been heavily backed and is now the 13/2 favourite with Unibet.

The Championship race on day two is the Champion Chase. Edwardstone is one of the big British hopes at the festival and he's set to go head-to-head with Energumene with the panel unanimous in their thoughts.

Last year's Cross Country Chase was an absolute thriller as Delta Work just pipped Tiger Roll, causing heartbreak for punters and fans of the iconic runner up. This year Delta Work is a clear favourite, followed by Gold Cup fourth last year, Galvin. The Grand Annual Chase and Champion Bumper round off the second day.

Our day 1 preview is also live with day's 3 and 4 coming on Thursday 9th March.

Andy Holding also joins Unibet for their preview on March 8th at 7.30, broadcast live, for free on their YouTube as well and UnibetRacing on Twitter and Facebook.

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On this pod the guys give their opinions and tips on day one of the Festival which kicks off with the Supreme Novices Hurdle where Facile Vega heads the betting.

It's a day packed with quality with the Arkle next up, featuring and intriguing battle between Jonbon and Irish Arkle winner El Fabiolo.

The mercurial Constitution Hill lines up in the Championship race on day 1, the Champion Hurdle where he's a huge favourite despite the competition of State Man.

The Mares' Hurdle is another really eye-catching race on the opening day with Honeysuckle at the top of the market. She looks set to run here over the Champion Hurdle but could face stuff competition from any, or all of Maries' Rock, Epatante, Brandy Love, Love Envoi, and Echoes In Rain.

We'll also see the Ultima, Boodles, and National Hunt Chase for which Gaillard Du Mesnil is the hot favourite.

Previews for day's 2, 3 and 4 will also be live on YouTube by Thursday evening.

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Andy picks out a couple of stand out runners he thinks provide value at this stage with the Festival now just 11 days away!

We also take a look at some of the weekend's action with racing from Kelso and Newbury to come.

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Next Wednesday we'll be recording out full Cheltenham Festival preview with four podcasts being released from the 8th-10th, Andy will be joined by Ed Quigley and Danny Archer to look at all 28 races, whilst Andy also joins Unibet for the preview on March 8th at 7.30, broadcast live on their YouTube as well and UnibetRacing on Twitter and Facebook.

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On the show we take a look at why the Irish have been so dominant in recent years. Andy and Johnny choose three Irish raiders each who they think are coming into the Festival under the radar.

The guys also take a look at Unibet's Top Trainer market, before closing the show by previewing some of the big GB v Ireland clashes.

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George Elek is joined by Andy Holding and Ed Quigley to look ahead to this weekend's racing from Newbury and Warwick.

Across the two cards we'll see the Denman Chase, Game Spirit Chase, Kingmaker Novices' Chase, Mares Chase and Betfair Hurdle. We'll see Arkle favourite Jonbon, Love Envoi, Hitman, Eldorado Allen, Greaneteen and more as the road to Cheltenham hots up. As well as previewing both cards, the guys also tackle your questions sent in to us on Twitter.

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Facile Vega, Honeysuckle, and Gold Cup favourite Galopin Des Champs are all in action with a star-studded line-up on both Saturday and Sunday as the road to Cheltenham really hots up.

As well as previewing the cards on both days, the guys also tackle your questions sent in to us on Twitter.

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As well as the eye-catching Cotswold Chase they cover the rearranged Clarence House Chase with a view on all nine races on the card.

Away from Saturday's action Festival Focus begins with a look at the Supreme Novices' Hurdle where Facile Vega was entered earlier this week and remains the 10/11 ante post favourite.

Andy also tackles your questions, including his lay of the short priced favourites at Prestbury Park, and he gives us an each way Lucky 15 including a 33/1 mare.

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The guys take a look at both the 26th and 27th, as well as a look at the Welsh Grand National from Chepstow and a brief look at the action from Leopardstown in Ireland.

The King George takes centre stage as ever at Kempton with Bravemansgame and L'Homme Presse at the top of the market with the former current favourite at a best price of 15/8 but as short as 13/8 in places. Hitman is another in the field who takes Ed's eye as Paul Nicholls looks to win the race for a record 13th time, lining up with Bravemansgame and Frodon also to complete his treble.

After being abandoned due to frozen ground last week, the Long walk Hurdle was added to Kempton's card. Champ and Paisley Park retain favouritism with the former looking to go back-to-back having won it last year. Both Danny and Ed have their reservations and are looking elsewhere for this one.

McFabulous is the favourite to land the Kauto Star Novices' Chase next up and now into 11/10 having been as big as 13/8.

The Christmas Hurdle gives us another chance to see the brilliant Consitution Hill in action as he takes on Epatante once more. The question in this one is how many will line up on the day itself with ten entered at present.

The final race on the card at Kempton is the Ladbrokes Handicap Hurdle with Danny Archer very keen on Theatre Glory.

Over at Chepstow on Tuesday meanwhile, Ed has his best bet of the festive period in the Welsh Grand National.

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The guys look all of the main races across the four days, and between them pick out 8 horse they think are worth keeping an eye on in the build up to next year's showpiece event.

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George Elek is joined by Andy Holding to look ahead to Saturday's racing at Cheltenham with the annual International Meeting taking place. With frosty weather forecast overnight we're keeping everything crossed that the action will still go ahead.

The day's card starts with the Triumph Trial Juvenile Hurdle at 12.05pm. At the time of recording three firms have priced the race up with Nusret the favourite at a best price of 6/4 compared to worst odds of 11/8. Scriptwriter and Perseus Way come next in the betting with 11 set to run. Andy is keen on Perseus Way here.

Next up it's the Novices' Chase with just three declared. Monmiral is a heavy favourite, as short as 2/7 in places with a best price of 4/11 and has the in-form Harry Cobden booked for the ride. Kissesforkatie and Art Approval complete the trip at best odds of 7/2 and 10/1 respectively.  

The Handicap Chase looks a competitive affair at 1.15. Editeur Du Gite heads the field at 11/4 but 7 of the 8 runners are at single figure odds. Gumball, Thyme White and Dolos look the biggest threats. Third Time Lucki lines up too looking to bounce back from two disappointing runs at Ascot and Exeter.

The Gold Cup Handicap Chase is another typically open looking affair. Harry Cobden rides 9/2 favourite Il Ridoto with Stolen Silver, War Lord, and Simply The Betts also declared and towards the top of the market. Cheddleton looks an interesting runner at 20/1, Rishi Persad was keen to get him on side when previewing the race on this week's episode of Racing Weekly. Andy meanwhile thinks Fern Hill is also overpriced at 20/1.

The Grade 2 International Hurdle is the big race on the card with five declared to run. Epatante is the 6/4 favourite as she runs for the first time since her humbling defeat to Constitution Hill in the Fighting Fifth. I Like To Move It and Knappers Hill look set to provide her with a strong test and Andy throws First Street into the mix as well and thinks he's the one to be with.

The penultimate race on the card is the Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle. Weveallbeencaught and Outlaw Peter look set to contest this one with Thomas Mor and Grand Soir also declared. Andy thinks Outlaw Peter has a 'touch of class' and expects him to run in the Albert Bartlett at the festival in March.

The day ends with the Mares' Handicap Hurdle. Nico de Boinville rides favourite Theatre Glory at a best price of 3/1. Martello Sky, Lady Adare and Nina The Terrier aren't far behind with all three between 4/1 and 11/2.

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Shishkin has been declared to run alongside five rivals including last year's winner Greaneteen as well as Dunvegan, Edwardstone, Funambule Sivola and Gentleman De Mee. At the time of writing Shishkin is a best price of 11/10 compared to worst odds of EVS.

The guys also take a look at the Becher Chase and cast an eye over Sunday's action at Fairyhouse where Honeysuckle looks to win a fourth Hattons' Garden.

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Not the most eye-catching race on the card but Andy is keen on one in the Handicap Chase at 12.45 on Friday where Balco Coastal heads the betting at a current best price of 7/4.

Friday's Graded action starts at 13:55 with the Coral Racing Club Novices' Chase. Stage Star is massively fancied for this one with the Grade 1 winner making his first appearance since winning on Chase debut at Warwick recently. He's currently a top price of 4/5 but as short as 4/6 in places.

The second Grade 2 on Friday's card comes at 15:05 with the Long Distance Hurdle. Some familiar names line up in this one where Champ is between 11/8 and 15/8 depending on where you look. Next in the betting follow Proschema and Paisley Park at 3/1 and 9/2 respectively.

Saturday's action has several highlights on the card. The second race of the day is the Grade 2 Coral John Francome Novices' Chase. Thyme Hill heads the market at 5/4 but Gelino Bello and McFabulous aren't far behind with four set to go to post.At 15:05 we've got the Coral Gold Cup. Corach Rambler has run just once since winning the Ultima at the Cheltenham Festival but appears primed for a big run. It's a typically open field for this renewal with joint favourites Threeunderthrufive and the aforementioned Corach Rambler at 7/1.

Over at Newcastle we've also got the Fighting Fifth on Saturday. At the time of writing both Epatante and the mercurial Constitution Hill have both been declared after the latter was controversially withdrawn at Ascot last week. The latter is the 2/7 favourite but Andy questions whether he'll be race ready and thinks Epatante may well have been aimed at it.

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The guys start by taking a look at the racing from Ascot with two Grade 2s on the card including the Coral Hurdle where Constitution Hill will grace us with his presence for the first time this season.

The pod starts with a look at the 1965 Chase. Paddy isn't concerned by the barren spell of Venetia Williams and expects L'homme Presse to get the job done, currently at a best price of 4/7. Hitman has now been declared at both Ascot and Haydock but has been backed into 9/4 second favourite for the 1965.

Constitution Hill is a huge favourite in the Coral Hurdle at best odds of 1/4. Both Andy and Paddy are in agreement that he's in a different league to the four rivals he'll face.

Over at Haydock the Graduation Chase is Hitman's other option for the weekend and he 4/7 for this one with Minella Drama, Erne River and Itchy Feet all declared too. The Handicap Hurdle looks set to be a competitive affair with 13 declared. Might I and Run For Oscar are the current market leaders at 4/1.

At 3pm it's the Betfair Chase and the headline race on the card. A Plus Tard is looking to go back-to-back having won his third Grade 1 race here last year. He'll line up against Protektorat, Eldorado Allen, Bristol De Mai and Frodon. At 4/7 the price has shortened slightly with a bit of money around for Haydock veteran Bristol De Mai who's now 15/2.

The panel finish with a look at Sunday's Morgiana Hurdle at Punchestown where Sir Gerhard and Vauban have NOT been declared.

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Will Gareth Southgate's England have another successful tournament after a semi-final and final in their last two? They face the USA, Iran, and rivals Wales who are sure to provide a stern test as they look for more success at a major tournament.

The guys also touch on the Golden Boot and Golden Ball markets with Mark O'Haire providing some interesting trends. Harry Kane heads the betting as he hopes to retain his 2018 gong, but the likes of Kylian Mbappe, Neymar and Lionel Messi will have a lot to say themselves.

Messi's Argentina are now 11/2 to win the tournament having been continually backed since the summer, however South American rivals retain favouritism at 4/1.

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The highlight on Friday's card looks to be the Ballymore Novices' Hurdle where Hubrisko now heads the market. Hermes Allen is an interesting runner who'll be looking to build on his success after a 27L win last time out at Stratford.

There are two Grade 2 contests on Saturday's card, starting with the Prestbury Juvenile Hurdle at 12:35. Blueking Doroux (5/2) is the early favourite with Scriptwriter behind at a best price of 4/1. The second Grade 2 of the day is the Arkle Challenge Trophy Trial Novices' Chase. A fascinating looking contest sees the likes of Monmiral, Banbridge and Pentland Hills go head-to-head. The former opened up an EVS favourite but is already out to 15/8. As well the Grade 2 action we'll also see the Paddy Power Gold Cup at 2.20. At the time of writing French Dynamite is the 4/1 favourite, closely followed by Ga Law (6/1) who was flagged up by Paul Ferguson on this week's episode of Racing Weekly.

Another two Grade 2 races follow on Sunday with The Cheltenham Chase at 1.45. A cracking looking field with Edwardstone (4/5) and Nube Negra (6/4) looking the two to beat. The final Grade 2 of the meeting is the Supreme Trial Novices' Hurdle. An open looking contest with Springwell Bay, Iberico Lord and Gin Coco likely to be popular in the market.

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The day kicks off with the Novice's Hurdle and a typically open looking contest. 8 go to post at present opening up some good each way opportunities, Rexem is the 3/1 favourite with Shearer and St Palais not far behind.

Next up it's the Handicap Chase and another open looking race. The Hollow Ginge heads the market at a best price of 10/3. Davy Russell rides Tullybeg at a best price of 6/1, who's also entered in the 15:20 on Friday's card.

The Masterson Holdings Hurdle follows with Pied Piper making his first appearance of the National Hunt season having run in the Ascot Stakes in June. He's a best price of EVS with his Aintree conqueror Knight Salute next at 5/2.

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With four Group 1s on the card it looks set to be a great afternoon's racing, headlined by Baaeed's final run in the Champions Stakes.

The card kicks off with the Long Distance Cup. Trueshan is currently a best price of 15/8 to win the Group 2 race, but St Leger winner Eldar Eldarov is sure to provide a stern challenge and isn't far behind in the betting at 5/2. 

The first Group 1 of the day is the Sprint Stakes. Creative Force is the market leader in an open looking contest at 7/2, Andy is keen on Rohaan, the 4 year old disappointed in this race last year but won the Wokingham at Royal Ascot back in June.

The Fillies & Mares Stakes follows with Emily Upjohn favourite in another open race. She's currently a best price of 4/1. She disappointed at Ascot in the King George following her Oaks second place but will be looking to end the season on a high.

Inspiral will prove tough to beat in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes and is a best price of 11/10 compared to worst odds of 10/11. Modern Games could provide the toughest challenge and is the 4/1 second favourite with William Buick in the saddle.

The penultimate race of the day is the Champion Stakes, the final time we'll get to watch Baaeed. He looks to make it 11/11 and the betting suggests he'll do it, he's a best price of 1/4 but as short as 1/5 in places. Andy is keen to get Adayar onside with 9 going to post. At 5/1 he could provide to the toughest challenge to Baaeed with stakes being returned should he finish no worse than third.

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Our two experts pick out five horses each who they’re tipping for big things in the upcoming season, with one eye on Cheltenham Festival. Selections include Constitution Hill, tipped up on this very podcast last year ahead that Supreme Novices' triumph, Galopin Des Champs and lesser known horses such as Pats Fancy and Altobelli.

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After speculation over a potential entry - Baaeed's connections chose to go for the Champion Stakes at Ascot, pushing Luxembourg to the top of the market where he remains, currently heading the betting at a best price of 7/2.

Last year's winner Torquator Tasso is a 15/2 shot having shocked the racing world last year when winning the race at huge price of 72/1. The German raider looks to go back-to-back although will have to do it from stall 18. The guys touch on the draw with Andy not necessarily in agreement that it'll be to Torquator Tasso's detriment

Rob Hornby is reunited with Westover having had a watching brief for his last two runs where Colin Keane was in the saddle. Having been as big as 16/1 at the start of the week the Irish Derby winner is now into a best price of 10/1. Rob joined Rishi Persad and Sam Turner earlier in the week on Racing Weekly to preview the ride, you can watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6vIU8aEGsk&t=5s

As well as the Arc the weekend's racing from Longchamp is packed with quality racing with no fewer than six Group 1s on Sunday and two on Saturday. After not being supplemented for the Arc, Very Elleegant goes in the Prix de Royallieu and is currently a joint 3/1 favourite alongside Sea La Rosa. It's the Prix Du Cadran for Kyprios who looks to make it 6 in-a-row, whilst Kinross runs in the Prix de la Foret

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Starting with Friday, Andy takes a look at the opening four races on the card, kicking off with the Fillies' and Mares listed stakes. Roger Varian is bang in form of late but Andy looks to take Zanbaq on here with Crystal Caprice. Another Fillies' and Mares race follows next on the card, with 8 runners on the card Andy thinks Sea Silk Road is the right favourite but he looks for some each way value.

Next up it's the Rockfel Stakes. Commissioning heads the market at 7/4 but Andy thinks the market is "all wrong", again he looks for some each-way value with many of the other runners in good form, with the added benefit of having run better times than the favourite where the draw could also be key.

The Joel Stakes comes at 3.35, and despite just 7 runners several firms are still paying 3 places. Andy is all over Pogo citing it as the value bet of the day. Charlie Hills' runner can be backed at a top price of 5/1 compared to a worst of 4/1.

Saturday looks all set to be a brilliant day of racing with two Group 1 races and the feature Cambridgeshire Handicap. The Group 2 Royal Lodge Stakes kicks the day off with Andy keen on Flying Honours despite the short price of 4/7, a superstar in the making?

Next up it's the Group 1 Cheveley Park Stakes. Trilium and Meditate are joint market leaders at 5/2 with Andy keen on the former, another potential superstar in the making, as well as liking the each way price of Lezoo with William Buick on board.

Another Group 1 follows with the Middle Park Stakes, Blackbeard opened up at 2/1 in places but is now out to 11/4. Andy was very very keen on Mischief Magic with one bookmaker going 5/1, although he's now a top price of 7/2.

The Cambridgeshire comes next and as ever it looks wide open with a current field of 29 runners set to go to post. You can currently get 8 places with SkyBet in a race that Andy calls one of the most competitive renewals ever. Mujtaba heads the betting at 9/2, but our man draws up a shortlist of Savvy Victory (10/1) under Ryan Moore with stamina on his side, Dual Identity (14/1) and Kitsune Power (16/1), with the latter running for the in form Roger Varian.

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Following the declarations for the feature of the week at Ayr, Khanjar heads the betting at 4/1 with the rest of the 25 runner field all 10/1 bar. Andy thinks the favourite is a group horse in the making and could well prove to be good value at the prices. At the time of writing SkyBet are paying 7 places on this one so it could pay to look for each-way value. Mr Wagyu and Bielsa are another two that catch Andy's eye at 14/1 and 10/1 respectively.

Over at Newbury we've got the Legacy Stakes at 13:40. Dubai Future heads the betting here, his last win came in the Wolferton Stakes at Royal Ascot but was only good enough for third last time out in the York Stakes

.The feature of the day at Newbury is the Dubai Duty Free Handicap. Warren Point leads the market here at 7/2 in an open looking contest.

As well as previewing Saturday's action at Newbury and Ayr, the guys briefly discuss the decision to send Baaeed to Ascot over going for glory in the Arc.

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At the time of writing New London heads the betting at a best price of EVS compared to a worst of 5/6. William Buick is on board and he looks to win the race for a fourth time, with his most recent win coming last year on board Hurricane Lane. The biggest dangers according to the betting are Eldar Eldarov and Hoo Ya Mal.

As well as the feature race of the week, the guys touch on the rest of Saturday's card as well as having a look at Friday's racing with the Doncaster Cup Stakes taking the eye as we see Trueshan race once more.

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Saturday's racing begins with the Listed Ascendant stakes in which the in-form William Buick rides odds-on favourite Naval Power. The second race of the day is the Group 3 Superior Mile Stakes, where Frankie Dettori rides 5/4 favourite Reach For The Moon. Andy likes the each-way value of Dark Shift 6/1 in this race.

The 2.20 1m6f Handicap is the third race of the day and a competitive one. Andy likes the favourite Tamilla 6/1 and Kevin Ryan’s three-year-old Thundering each-way at 10/1. Next up is the Class 2 Old Borough Cup Handicap where William Haggas’s Soulcoumbe leads the betting at 5/2, who Andy is backing to go onto big things in the coming seasons. He also likes Euchen Glen at 8/1 in this one.

The feature of the day is the 6f Group 1 Betfair Sprint Cup, where Minzaal is the 4/1 favourite. Andy likes the value of Brad The Brief at 14/1, who has won over course & distance this season.  

The last two races are yet to be priced up but Andy has picked out Korker in the 16.05 and Gifted Ruler in the 17.14. 

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Starting with Friday's card the guys take a look at the opening handicap with 19 set to go to post at the time of writing. An open field as you'd expect Juan De Montalban heads the betting at a best price of 8/1 alongside Cormier at the same price. Ed and Andy agree you could make a case for 6 or 7 to win this one with Ed keen on a 20/1 shot.

The Lonsdale Cup follows which once again sees Trueshan and Stradivarius go head-to-head with the former a 2/1 shot and the veteran the 6/4 favourite with the ground possibly in his favour this time. Andy is happy to take the pair on with Coltrane an e/w bet with 8 going to post presently.

The feature on the day is the Nunthorpe Stakes with Royal Aclaim a best price of 2/1 ahead of 4/1 shot The Platinum Queen.

On Saturday we've got the Ebor as the feature on the card with Earl Of Tyrone a 6/1 favourite in an open field. Gaassee, Okita Soushi and Ever Present follow closely behind in the betting with Frankie Dettori on board 14/1 shot Trawlerman.

The City of York Stakes at 3pm also catches the eye with Jumby, Al Suhail, Rohaan, Kinross, Sandrine and Sacred all entered.

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We begin by analysing the first fight at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium before predicting how AJ v Usyk 2 will pan out in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

The ring walks for Joshua vs Usyk 2 are expected to take place at around 10:30pm BST at the King Abdullah Sports City Arena.

Later the chaps discuss the undercard and look at Callum Smith vs Mathieu Bauderlique.

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Champions Manchester City once again head the betting at a best price of 8/11 whilst Liverpool are hotly fancied to run them close once more with Jurgen Klopp's side at 11/4. The top two pulled miles clear of the rest last season and a rejuvenated Spurs look the most likely to follow with them at 14/1 third favourites, and odds on to finish inside the top four.

Manchester United enter a new era with Erik ten Hag in the dugout, they're at 15/8 just to finish in the top four, as big as they've been for a number of years. Arsenal meanwhile ended the season in disappointing fashion as they missed out on a top four spot but have freshened up their squad with several new arrivals. The headline signing looks like Gabriel Jesus, he's halved in price for the Golden Boot since joining the Gunners and that market is one the guys touch on.

As well as the race for the title, top four and Golden Boot, the panel look at the battle to stay in the Premier League. Newly promoted Bournemouth are odds on for a swift return to the Championship with Scott Park frustrated at the lack of singings, and it's a similar story at his former employers Fulham. The third club to join them have taken different approach. Nottingham Forest have brought in no less than 12 new signings including Jesse Lingard, they're out to 5/4 for the drop.

Frank Lampard will be hoping for a better season for Everton than the one they endured last year. They're 7/2 to be relegated whilst the former Chelsea boss is the 4/1 favourite to be the first manager to leave his role.

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The guys start with a look at the John Guest Racing Brown Jack Handicap on Friday with both Johnny and Ed strong on Speedo Boy for Richard Kingscote here.

Ryan Moore is onboard The Whipmaster in the 3.40 which is sure to go off favourite, neither of our tipsters are too keen on him at the price but Johnny picks out a 14/1 selection.

Ed has another decent priced pick in the Slingsby Gin Handicap with Tom Marquand onboard his pick Tidal Storm, the Ryan Moore ridden Al Azhar the favourite once again in this one.

Saturday's action kick offs in the Princess Margaret. Lezoo is the 2/1 favourite, looking to bounce back from last time out, the panel have their reservations about her in what could be a trappy race.

Ed likes the look of Zanbaq in the Valiant Stakes next up. She's currently a best price of 2/1 as Ed breaks character and tips up a favourite whilst it's Thunder Beauty for Johnny.

It's a very competitive International Stakes next up ahead of the main event. Both Johnny and Ed are prepared to give Fresh another chance here after disappointment last time out.

The King George VI & Queen Elizabeth stakes is next with Irish Derby winner Westover the 11/8 favourite. Emily Upjohn looks to bounce back from her nightmare start in the Oaks whilst Mishriff is well fancied too. Head to 22:00 to listen to the preview of Saturday's showpiece event.

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The Open returns to St Andrews for the 150th edition of the the tournament. Rory McIlroy is favourite to win this week at a best price of 10/1. McIlroy who hasn't won a major since 2014 has finished in the top ten of all three previous majors this year.

Second favourite is Niall's headline tip Xander Schauffele. The American was victorious last week in the Scottish Open and is one of the most in form player's in the world right now.

Niall has seven tips in total for this week ranging between 18/1 and 150/1 as he looks to build on his profit for the year of 196pts.

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The guys start with the Fillies Handicap, second on the card. The unbeaten Kidwah is the 6/4 favourite for William Haggas, Andy is keen on Silken Petals however.

Next up it's the Bet 365 Mile Handicap and Andy's banker of the meeting. He likes the look of Jimi Hendrix at a best price of 4/1 at present. One bookmaker currently goes four places despite the race only having 8 runners.

Victory Dancy and Lion Of War head the betting for the Superlative Stakes with the former between 5/4 and 13/8 and the latter 2/1 Andy would side with Lion Of War.

The Bunbury Cup comes next with 20 declared at the time of writing. The value is with Ropey Guest who's between 14/1 and 20/1 in a race paying up to six places.

The big one comes next, the July Cup. Perfect Power, Artorius and Creative Force are the three at the top of the market with Perfect Power the 9/4 favourite. Naval Crown catches Andy's eye with him of the view the price is wrong after an eye-catching display at Royal Ascot.

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The guys jump straight into the second race on the card, the bet365 Heritage Handicap. 12 runners are lined up for this one as it stands with New London the 10/3 favourite. Andy gives us his tale of woe having backed New London last time out but thinks he could improve here especially with the draw.

Next up on the card is the Duke Of Cambridge Stakes. A trappy looking race Maylandsea and Mawj head the betting. Lezoo is just behind at 11/4 and Andy thinks he could produce another good performance after winning last time out under Frankie Dettori.

The Bet365 Trophy takes place at 3pm and it's a wide open looking content with 16 entered. Candleford is 7/2 best price at the time of writing and Andy is a 'massive fan' of him.

At 3.35 it's all about Inspiral. She's currently a 2/11 shot to make it five from five with Frankie Dettori on board in the Falmouth Stakes. A lap of honour? Andy thinks so.

For the last two races on the card Andy is keen on Nizaaka and Celsius at current prices of 11/4 and 9/1 respectively.

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2.37: The opening race of the week is the Maiden Fillies' Stakes run over six furlongs. Ivory Madonna appears to set the standard here after her run in the Albany Stakes and she'll have Hollie Doyle on board. Andy thinks she looks a worthy favourite in a tricky to call contest with over half the field newcomers.

5.00: The Bahrain trophy comes next at 1.50. Deauville Legend runs here, tipped up by Andy at Royal Ascot where he came a notable second, he's 9/1 best price here and doesn't appear to be too fancied on this occasion. Masekela is the 7/4 favourite here following his Derby run, Walk of Stars follows next having disappointed there himself with Zechariah also around the 4/1 mark.

9.25: The July Stakes takes place at 2.25, eight are declared at the time of writing and Persian Force and Little Big Bear both head the betting at 7/4 with the latter as short as 6/4 in places. Andy isn't keen on Persian Force at the price whilst he thinks Mysterious Night could be value at an each way price.

12:55: 19 are entered for the Bet365 Heritage handicap. Bosh jumps of the page here for Andy with Richard Hannon's charge currently a best price of 11/1, several bookies are paying up to 6 places on this one at 3pm and Andy thinks at the prices it could be the best bet on the card.

16:30: Mostahdaf just edges Yibir for favouritism in the Princess Of Wales's Close Brothers Stakes and Andy thinks he's a fair favourite and can't see too much value elsewhere in the race.

18:30: Frankie Dettori rides favourite Mighty Ulysees in the listed Sir Henry Cecil Stakes. Alflaila is one that interests Andy here at 10/1 having previously tipped him up for the Jersey Stakes.

21:08: The final race on the card is the Weatherbys Hamilton Handicap over a mile. Enforced is the favourite here at 3/1. A trappy looking race and after some deliberation Andy landed on Charlie Appleby runners Echo Point and Noble Dynasty.

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Thomas and Ryan discuss their approach to tipping in general and how they're approaching the day's racing at Sandown. The meeting kicks off with the Coral Charge at 1.50. Raasel and Mitbaahy head the betting with the former the 11/4 favourite with James Doyle on board, a generous four places are on offer with several bookies for this one. Mitbaahy is the one who catches Ryan's eye.

The Coral Challenge at 2.25 looks fairly open although Sinjaari heads the betting at a best price of 5/2, the field is then 6/1 bar with plenty each way value on offer with 11 runners declared and four places again on offer with a couple of bookies. Ryan isn't keen on the favourite here with the think he could be far too short in the betting haven't flattered to deceive in the past.

Ahead of the Eclipse it's the Coral Distaff and Heredia is a short priced 5/4 favourite with the lads think he does look a solid bet. The main challenge may come from Grande Dame with Ryan Moore on board the 7/2 shot.

Six have been declared for the big one at 3.35, the Coral Eclipse. It's worth noting the sponsors are still offering three places despite the small field. French Derby winner Vadeni is now a best price of 7/4 to win the Eclipse for Jean-Claude Rouget. Native Trail comes next in the betting with William Buick on board again, followed by Bay Bridge in an intriguing looking line up. Ryan thinks the favourite is undoubtedly the one to beat here but could possibly be too short. Thomas isn't sure the pace will suit Vadeni but does feel he's the right favourite.

Three handicaps follow the feature with William Buick on favourites Chairman and Lovely Mana.

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Westover had been favourite for this weekend's classic, with Johnny eyeing him up as a good thing at the start of the week when the race was previewed on Racing Weekly. Since then Aidan O'Brien has entered Tuesday into the race, who now takes up favouritism at a best price of 6/4.

Andy and Johnny give their thoughts on the race and both agree on a 66/1 e/w pick as well.

Over at Newcastle Rajinsky is the favourite to win the Northumberland Plate for Harry Davies and Hugo Palmer. Trueshan is once again entered having been withdrawn at Royal Ascot last week due to the ground. At the time of writing Hollie Doyle's mount has been backed into 11/2 from 7/1 to land this one.

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Alfred Munnings is the current even money favourite for the Chesham Stakes but our panel think there's vulnerability in him based on the time figures he's run to date.

The Jersey Stakes comes next at 3.05 and Andy has a "strong" fancy in this one with him not being blown away by the quality, he likes Alflaila for Owen Burrows, currently a best price of 8/1

It's another short priced favourite in the Hardwicke with Hurricane Lane a best price of 4/5 at the time of writing, William Buick will be hoping for another winner as he hunts down Ryan Moore. Both Andy and Johnny think we're guaranteed to see a non-runner here which would affect each-way backers.

"Probably the race of the week" Andy describes the Platinum Jubilee as. James McDonald is onboard the Australian Home Affairs who was only narrowly beaten by Nature Strip recently, Andy isn't sure how much you can read into that run for the 15/8 favourite.

The Wokingham Stakes looks a hugely open affair with the favourite Fresh currently at 9/1. Johnny think he's a solid bet to be in the frame with some bookies paying up to 8 places.

The Golden Stakes handicap is the penultimate race of the meeting. Missed The Cut is the 7/2 favourite as things stand. "Leave this race to Godolphin" is Andy's advice.

The week ends with the Queen Alexandra Stakes. With Trueshan likely to withdraw, Andy fancies a 14/1 shot as his bet of the week!

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Friday sees the penultimate afternoon of action from Royal Ascot and it’s a double-helping of Group 1 races as the Commonwealth Cup and Coronation Stakes headline the card.

First up the chaps discuss the Albany Stakes with the Aidan O'Brien trained Meditate leading the market ahead of Mawj for Saeed bin Suroor.

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The day kicks off with the Norfolk Stakes, Walbank is a best price of 2/1 favourite to win the Group 2 race with Andy having been keen on him for quite a while, tipping him up in previous columns.

Next up it's the King George V Stakes, Andy likes the look of Deauville Legend in this one at a chunky price.

At 3.40 it's the Ribblesdale Stakes, no Emily Upjohn in the field and Andy fancies the favourite to do the job at a best price of 15/8.

The aforementioned Ascot Gold Cup is next with Stradivarius up against the likes of Kyprios and Trueshan who has been declared despite concerns over the ground.

It's a big field in two of the last three races with the Britannia Stakes and Buckingham Palace Stakes either side of the Hampton Court Stakes where the Ryan Moore ridden Reach For The Moon is a 4/7 favourite.

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The action kicks off with the Queen Mary Stakes. Wesley Ward has raved about his runner Love Reigns in this one but our panel are sceptical about his qualities and look to take on the favourite as well as the second favourite.

The day's Group 1 is the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at 16.20. Ryan Moore rides Bay Bridge in this one as he bids to become top jockey at Royal Ascot this year.

All seven races on the card are covered in number two of five preview pods.

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The week kicks off with Baaeed a massive favourite in the Queen Anne Stakes. Andy Holding describes it as potentially the second procession of the week.

The second Group 1 of the day is the King's Stand Stakes run over five furlongs with Golden Pal the favourite at a best price of 9/4. Andy is looking for e/w value in this one.

Coroebus is the market leader for the third Group 1 of the card in the St James' Palace Stakes. The Guineas winner will be looking to follow up his success at Newmarket.

They full days' card is previewed with tips and insight for each race, as well as a look at the markets for top jockey and top trainer. All five days of racing will be previewed on YouTube!

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After a whirlwind 2022 and a first major success at Augusta, Scottie Scheffler heads the betting once more with most bookmakers, although he's almost neck-and-neck in the books with Jon Rahm, who bids to win his second major after success at last year's US Open.

Rory McIlroy is once again prominent in the betting despite going eight years without a major, he'll be in confident mood following a fantastic last round at Augusta which saw him finish in second place. The Irishman is one of six players Niall is backing this week, with punts between 16/1 and 175/1

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Most horses have now had at least one run this season, and Andy has a mixture of sprinters, middle distance horses and some promising two year old's to talk about on this week's episode of the Betting Show.

As well as taking a look at the horses themselves, Andy talks us through the system he uses to analyse horses, specifically looking at the time figures.

A number of the horses selected will hold entries at Royal Ascot as well as other meetings over the course of the summer, Andy and George try to narrow down the possible destinations for the horses mentioned.

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The day's action kicks off at 13:45 with again, a wide open looking handicap. At the time of writing 17 are declared with Flyin Solo and Screaming Petrus heading up the early market at 6/1.  

Next up it's the Buckhounds Stakes, after withdrawing from running in the Huxley Stakes at Chester on Friday, Al Aasy is the 7/4 favourite to win this one under the ride of Dane O'Neil. 

The British EBF Fillies' Handicap comes just before the feature at 3.30pm, Strawberri, drawn in stall 1 under Andrea Atzeni is the current 10/3 favourite to win the 3YO+ race over a mile.

Dark Shift is the favourite to win the big one on the day, the Tote Victoria Cup. Last year's race was won by River Nymph. It's another favourite in this instance on the day for Andrea Atzeni onboard Dark Shift, whilst Franke Dettori rides Magical Morning, looking to win the race for the first time since 2003. 

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The guys kick off the Fillies' and Mares' race at 1.15 on Saturday, all eyes will be on odds-on favourite Flotus in this one who Andy thinks could go on to run in the Commonwealth Cup. He's keen on her to win the opener. The Heritage Handicap is covered which looks a really open looking race, Asjad currently heads the market at 15/2, Jumby is the one Andy likes the look of with William Buick onboard.

At 15:40 it's the big one, the Qipco 2000 Guineas. Native Trail is the hot favourite to win this year's renewal for William Buick and Charlie Appleby, Andy has his eyes on Eydon and Luxembourg at E/W prices with Native Trail currently a best price of 5/4. To wrap us Saturday's selections Andy likes Contact in the handicap at 16:15 and Manaccan in the final race of the day.

On to Sunday and Andy think Red Verdon could provide some value in the Heritage Handicap at a current best price of 25/1, but thinks favourite Valleu Forge could well be the one to be on.

Tenebrism currently holds favouritism in the 1000 Guineas on Sunday in what looks like a high standard of renewal this year. Frankie Dettori rides Tuesday with man of the moment William Buick on Wild Beauty. Andy is keen on two runners at e/w for the showpiece event, Malavath and Ameynah.

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Next up the panel talk through the Mares' Chase with Ed and Johnny both strong on Elimay.

As well as talking through the remainder on Friday's card, the guys touch on the decision of Nicky Henderson not to send Constitution Hill to Punchestown to face Honeysuckle.

The second Grade 1 on Friday is the Novice Hurdle, State Man heads the betting for this one ahead of Three Stripe Life.

Saturday's card is also briefly previewed to wrap up this week's set of Punchestown previews on The Betting Show.

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The panel look back at the opening day's action and the performances of Energumene, Bob Olinger and Sir Gerhard.

On day three at the festival the opener is a 28 runner handicap and Johnny is keen on Walnut Beach for this one having previously tipped him up at Naas. Next up it's the Handicap Chase with Johnny keen on an 11/4 shot in this one.

The Cross Country sees Ed Quigley's first tip of the day running, on a track the horse usually "comes alive". The first Grade 1 on day three is the Stayers' Hurdle, Klassical Dream is the hot favourite to win it at a best price of 13/8, a price that the panel think is on the short side.

The guys also talk through the Handicap Hurdle and the Grade 1 Novice Chase.

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The first of those takes place at 17:20 with the Irish Mirror Novice Hurdle. An open looking contest with The Nice Guy the current 2/1 favourite, closely followed by both Minella Cocooner and Minella Crooner. Rachel Blackmore rides Journey With Me who'll be looking to banish the memory of that fall in the Ballymore at Cheltenham.

Next up at 17:55 is one of the week's most eye catching races, the Ladbrokes Punchestown Gold Cup. Allaho heads the market at 15/8 whilst Minella Indo, Clan Des Obeaux and Galvin all look to hold strong chances also. Andy likes the look of the current price on Clan Des Obeaux with the favourite being on the short side.

The final Grade 1 on day three is the Punchestown National Hunt Flat Race. Facile Vega and American Mike go head-to-head once more after that battle in the Champion Bumper with the former coming out on top in March. The panel like the look of him once more should the ground go in his favour.

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The festival kicks off with the Mares' Novices Hurdle, the panel like the look of Dinoblue's chances to win this one and bounce back from recent disappointments. Next on the card is the Champion Novice Hurdle, the first Grade 1 of the week. Unsurprisingly Sir Gerhard heads the market for this one following success in the Ballymore at Cheltenham.

The third Grade 1 on the opening day comes at 6.35 with the Champion Novice Chase. Bob Olinger is a best price price of 5/4 to win after his fortunate success at Cheltenham when capitalising on the fall of Galopin Des Champs. Capodanno and Fury Road look to provide the strongest competition.

All five days of the festival will be previewed on the Betting Show this week!

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The panel talk through Satuday's card which kicks off with the Grade 3 Handicap Hurdle where Winter Fog heads the betting in an open looking race. Next up is the Novices' Hurdle, a Grade One contest. A favourite in recent times of Andy Holding, Three Stripe Life looks to go one better than he did at Cheltenham after finishing runner-up to Sir Gerhard. Another Grade 1 follows as Edwardstone looks to emulate his Cheltenham success in the Novices' Chase, with Flooring Porter looking to do similar in the Liverpool Hurdle.

The penultimate race of the day at 17.15 is the big one, the 2022 Randox Grand National. As things stand, Snow Leopardess and Delta Work are at the top of the market with Any Second Now not far behind. Both Johnny and Andy give their tips, insight and recollect their favourite Grand National memories.

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They talk through Friday's card which kicks off with the Aintree Handicap Hurdle where Langer Dan will be looking to put his Cheltenham disappointment behind him. Next up is the Grade One Top Novices' Hurdle where Jonbon heads the market fresh off the back of his runners up spot to Constitution Hill at the Cheltenham Festival.

One of the highlights of the Festival takes place at 2.55 on Friday when Bravemansgame, L'Homme Presse, Ahoy Senor and Fury Road do battle in the Grade One Betway Mildmay Novices' Chase. The panel were in agreement that the bookies have got the wrong favourite in this one.

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They talk through Thursday's card which kicks off with the Grade One Novices' Chase, War Lord currently heading the betting. There are two more Grade Ones on the opening day including the Juvenile Hurdle which sees Pied Piper go head-to-head with Cheltenham winner Brazil. The feature race of the day is the Betway Aintree Hurdle, taking place at 3.30 - Zanahiyr and Epatante are the market leaders in this one, fresh from being second and third to Honeysuckle in the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham.

Andy also provides a weather update for all three days at the Festival.

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George and Niall are also joined by Golf Analyst Duncan Carey who gives his views on the first major of the year.

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Andy and Ed give their picks for all 8 of this Saturday's ITV races including the Grade 2 Mares' Novices' Hurdle at Newbury, and the 150k Scottish Grand National at Ayr.

24 have been declared for the showpiece event at Ayr with Kitty's Light heading the betting. The guys also take a look at and give their tips for the Scottish Champion Hurdle and Champion Handicap Chase amongst others, with neither keen on favourite Dusart in the latter.

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Andy and Johnny discuss the performances of Constitution Hill, Honeysuckle, Galopin Des Champs, Shiskhkin, A Plus Tard and more. Will Constitution Hill take on Honeysuckle in the near future, if they did, who would win?

The research for Cheltenham 2023 begins now as Andy and Johnny look at which races some of this year's stars and this year's underperformers will be aimed at in next year's festival.

They also discuss some of this year's unlucky losers, and give us a few horses to watch ahead of next season.

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Andy and Johnny come armed with five Irish horses to follow at the festival including ante-post tips and Barry Geraghty gives us his ante-post NAP.

Cheltenham Festival 2022 is now just over a week away with anticipation reaching fever pitch ahead of what promises to be the greatest show on turf.

The full oddschecker Betting Show Cheltenham previews will released on Thursday 10th March as we preview every race for every day of the festival. We'll be joined for that one by Andy Holding, Rory Delargy and Barry Geraghty.

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Saturday's card from Kempton features the £85,000 Coral Handicap Trophy Chase with Annsam and The Big Breakaway two of the favourites in the betting at present. Over at Newcastle the Eider Handicap Chase takes centre stage with 17 declared in a wide open contest.

888sport ambassador and former jockey Barry Geraghty also returns to the podcast and George spoke to him about last weekend's Betfair Ascot Chase as well as a look ahead to the Cheltenham Gold Cup with the Festival now less than three weeks away.

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Saturday's card at Ascot features the Grade 1 Ascot Chase where Fakir D'oudairies and Saint Calvados head the betting. Meanwhile Secret Reprieve leads the market in the Grand National Trial Handicap Chase at Haydock.

George also catches up with 888sport ambassador and legendary jockey Barry Geraghty to look ahead to the weekend's action as well as a look at the runners and riders in the Ryanair at the Cheltenham Festival.

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Super Saturday at Newbury features Cheltenham hopeful Bravemansgame lining up in the Novice Handicap Chase, whilst Edwardstone and Third Time Lucki go head-to-head at Warwick.

George also catches up with 888sport ambassador and legendary jockey Barry Geraghty to look ahead to Cheltenham and he gives us his selection for the Arkle.

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Can anyone beat Honeysuckle this weekend? The panel give their view.

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Find out why Barry could oppose Honeysuckle who is favourite for the Irish Champion Hurdle and find out which horse Andy thinks should be favourite in the Irish Arkle.

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Saturday's card goes under the microscope as our experts go in search of festival clues on a day that is sure to significantly shift the ante-post markets. Four Grade 2s and a Grade 3 feature as various hopefuls line up across the eight-race card. Star names such as Chantry House and Champ stand out as they look to stamp their authority ahead of the festival in March.

888sport ambassador and former jockey Barry Geraghty also returns to the podcast and George spoke to him about last weekend's Clarence House before hearing his thoughts on the weekend ahead.

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Our panel give their Grade 1 Clarence House Chase Tips & Betting Preview as Shishkin goes up against Energumene as well as picking out the best bets across the card at Ascot, Haydock, Taunton and further afield.

Our experts have all the betting angles ahead of another top weekend of National Hunt racing.

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The four-day festival kicks off with a fantastic card on Boxing Day, centred around the Grade 1 Racing Post Novice Chase. There’s Grade 1s galore across the four days, including the Savills Chase and Christmas Hurdle.

George also catches up with 888sport ambassador and legendary jockey Barry Geraghty to discuss some of the heavyweight battles we’re set to enjoy at Leopardstown and Limerick. Energumene’s first true test, Kilcruit looking to reverse the form with Largy Debut and Ferny Hollow’s clash with Rivier D’Etel.

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Our experts focus on Boxing Day at Kempton, including the King George VI Chase. Andy and Ed pick through the Christmas cards at Kempton and also give their thoughts on the Welsh Grand National at Chepstow.

George also speaks to 888sport ambassador and legendary jockey Barry Geraghty, finding out his thoughts on the UK Christmas racing. George asks for the inside track on Jonbon, while also finding out about Christmas Hurdle favourite Epatante. 

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Our expert panel discuss some of their early Cheltenham ante-post tips in our 2022 Festival Preview Special. There's a long way to go until in March, but the chaps are full of excitement and have insight to share as the countdown begins as we look towards 'The Greatest Show on Turf'.

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Our experts go through Saturday's card at Cheltenham, including the Racing Post Gold Cup. Andy and Rory also give their thoughts on two Grade 2s over at Doncaster.

George catches up with 888sport ambassador and former jockey Barry Geraghty, finding out who he's looking forward to seeing this weekend and hearing his assessment of the sparkling performance of Constitution Hill last week.

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Our experts give special attention to Saturday's card at Sandown, featuring the Tingle Creek. They also pick through some of the weekend's key races elsewhere, with the Becher Chase and Many Clouds Chase over at Aintree as well as a packed Sunday card at Punchestown.

As always, George gets the thoughts of 888sport ambassador and former jockey Barry Geraghty. Barry tells us who he's expecting to shine over the coming days, as well as discussing the big stories from the last round of weekend action.

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Our experts go through the cards on Friday and Saturday at Newbury, including the Ladbrokes Trophy, before discussing the action in Ireland where the likes of Honeysuckle line up at Fairyhouse. Plus, George chats to 888sport ambassador and dual Ladbrokes Trophy winner Barry Geraghty, finding out who he's looking out for this weekend and his experiences of the Winter Carnival.

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The highlight of the weekend comes from Haydock, where the Betfair Chase takes centre stage. Our experts discuss their thoughts on the big race, as well as the rest of Saturday's card and two Grade 2 contests over at Ascot. Plus, George chats to 888sport ambassador Barry Geraghty, getting his thoughts on last week's stars and who to look out for in the Betfair Chase.

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Our experts run through three days of racing at the home of jumps racing, including the Paddy Power Gold Cup, as well as giving a nod to the Grade 1 Morgiana Hurdle at Punchestown on Sunday.

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