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Thanks for the information. Sounds like she may be involved only on the big days.

What's this "Facebook"?

It can't be an age thing! We're from the same era.

Matt Chapman presented the Opening Show today in Bell's absence and did a better job, I thought.

What's happened, incidentally, to Francesca Cumani? I'm sure she was said to have been signed up...

As I recall, in his (admittedly discredited) evidence in court, "Thommo" said that Fallon told him in a restaurant after the race that "today wasn't the day" but when Fallon went on TV the following...

I agree about Chapman. I just fear that there will be a closing of ranks against him.

In Saturday's Post, Richard Hughes paid this tribute to Clare Balding: "As a jockey I was interviewed by Clare on numerous occasions and never once regretted it. When she would ask you for an...

I'd nothing at all against Holt and would have been quite happy to see him continue. The appointment of Hoiles is fine by me, however, but he would do well to avoid the slight tendency he has towards...

If Bell's presenting it, "The Droning Line" would be my suggestion.

From Fontwell to Ffos Las, Cheltenham to Cartmel, there wouldn't be a single jumping track where, according to MF, the key isn't a horse who "travels" and gets into a "good jumping rhythm".
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I wouldn't have thought there are any "tips" to which Mick Fitzgerald might have access which would have any value whatsoever.

I'd give Chapman a chance, too. He'd need to rein in his more idiotic tendencies but there's a decent broadcaster in there and playing safe hasn't assisted C4's coverage. He'd bring a bit of colour...

Plunkett was her usual self yesterday as Johnson came back in on Menorah. The public were roaring their approval as he went past them on the walkway but instead of allowing him to enjoy it and...

Might just be a reference to Bell's alleged "good looks," I suppose.

What was said? I can take or leave Luck but he's much better than Bell who has a dreary voice and has hugely benefited from his family connections (as, indeed, did his father, Rupert).

I'm not sure what that means.

Watching RUK has a huge advantage in that you can avoid the nauseating sight of Alice Plunkett indulging her weird fetish for grabbing hold of the winning jockey's riding boots and gripping tight...

It happened again yesterday. When Theatre Guide's fall at the last in the novice chase looked like it might be fatal they only showed the duel on the run-in between Grandioso and Molotof. Once...

Oscara Dara was one of his two nominated bets - £50 win.

No, it was intentional.

I don't agree with it but they took a decision not to show Bold Sir Brian's fall. Conspiracy, not c ock-up.

That's definitely what happened.