
About this episode
Chris Cook is joined by James Stevens and Tom Collins to take a look back at the weekend of racing and discuss the latest hot topics.
James gives his view on the Frost-Dunne case after experiencing an unusual atmosphere at Cheltenham on Friday. Chris also weighs in providing his opinion and the pair consider what is to come next.
The International meeting at Cheltenham provided plenty of festival clues with the likes of My Drogo getting his redemption over fences and Blazing Khal cementing his position at the head of the Albert Bartlett market. Chris and co assess the key performances at Prestbury Park including Coole Cody’s gallant victory in the Racing Post Gold Cup.
The team finish off by looking ahead to the Long Walk Hurdle at Ascot on Saturday and giving their NAPs for the week.
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