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Ash Symonds runs through every key Group race at this year's Glorious Goodwood in the latest True To Form, with his standout runners and Best Bets for the festival. From the Goodwood Cup showdown between Scandinavia and Trawlerman to Bow Echo v Gstaad in the Sussex Stakes, Ash breaks down the form, the market moves and where the value lies across the week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jane Mangan joins Dan Barber and Martin Dixon to talk about the horse that shaped her — Monty's Pass — and the Cheltenham heartbreak she's never quite shaken off. From the Grand National glory that ran through her family to the raw side of racing supporters rarely see, Jane opens up on what the sport has given her and what it's taken. Then it's into the racing. The team reviews a busy week: the Market Rasen Summer Festival, the retirement of the remarkable Beat the Edge, and the confusion over advertised race distances. Jane breaks down the Irish Oaks, where Aidan O'Brien came up short and a new crop of fillies staked their claim. Plus a look ahead to this weekend's action — and a first glance at Goodwood next week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dan Barber and Martin Dixon are joined by Mick and Jack Channon on this week's The Racing TV Podcast. Mick Channon played for England before forging a hugely successful second career as a racehorse trainer, and he opens up about handing over the licence to son Jack — why a yard needs one leader, how the transition has worked, and what comes next for the stable. Jack shares his ambitions for the yard, from finding more winners to targeting Group races. Plus, the lads look back on a brilliant week of racing, including Comanche Brave's July Cup win and what it means for the sprint division, Venetian Sun's bold run against her elders, Senorita Benita's eye-catching performance in the Duchess of Cambridge Stakes, and the rest of the action from the Debenhams July Festival at Newmarket. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Martin and Dan are joined by Nick Goff — former trader turned professional football bettor — for a wide-ranging chat covering football, betting and racing. Nick breaks down the mindset and methods behind his edge in football markets, from timing bets around team news to spotting value the crowd misses. He also gives his take on the World Cup, [his love of Royal Ascot], and more. Plus, Martin and Dan look ahead to the July Cup and July Festival at Newmarket weighing up this years big-race contenders. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dan Barber and Martin Dixon join Gary O'Brien in the chair for this week's Racing TV Podcast, as Gary takes us through a career that's spanned everything from early broadcasting days to becoming one of the sport's most trusted voices. Gary opens up on the moments that shaped him - including the finish that still gives him goosebumps: "he jumped the last and I thought oh my god.” He talks candidly about what it takes mentally, both as a broadcaster and in judging the toughness of the horses they cover, before the trio turn their expert eyes to the Irish Derby Festival and reflect on Ballydoyle's continued dominance at the top end of the sport. There's also time for a look ahead to the racing later this week with Gary, Dan and Martin each adding a horse to follow in the tracker. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nick Luck joins Dan Barber and Martin Dixon to review Royal Ascot 2026. Top of the agenda is Scandinavia's thrilling Gold Cup win over Trawlerman, that took Aidan O'Brien to 100 Royal Ascot winners and a record-extending tenth victory in the race. The panel also looks at Ombudsman's back-to-back Prince of Wales's Stakes success, the other standout performances of the week, and where the leading horses might go next. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Racing TV Podcast casts its eye over the action at Royal Ascot this week with Dan Barber and Martin Dixon giving their thoughts on the big races, along with selections from Nick Luck, Jane Mangan, Graham Cunningham and Niall Hannity - who weighs in with a 100-1 fancy! With some reflections on the weekend action and a trip down Royal Ascot memory lane involving a 50p each-way Jack Berry double, make sure you enjoy epsiode two in our new series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Racing TV's Ash Symonds takes a whistle-stop look at the major races at Royal Ascot 2026, nominating his three strongest angles in to the meeting. Find out his views on the Group Ones, including the St James's Park Stakes, Queen Anne Stakes and Commonwealth Cup. #horseracing #royalascot Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Racing TV Podcast is here. Dan Barber and Martin Dixon launch their brand new show with Lydia Hislop joining for Episode 1, as the fallout from a dramatic Derby Festival at Epsom takes centre stage. Martin is bullish about Christmas Day's future after his Derby win, while all three are in agreement that Thundering On was something special in the Oaks. Martin reveals how he almost missed Arklow Lad's win in the Dash - before Lydia opens up on her most memorable betting tales. Dan and Martin round things off with an early look ahead to the weekend's racing at York and Sandown. #horseracing Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Our man Ash Symonds gives his selections for the three big Group Ones coming up at Epsom this weekend and he reckons one horse in the Betfred Derby field is an absolute stand-out - but also has a couple of live outsiders he thinks are worth considering. And no episode of True To Form would be complete without an update on the Tony Carroll runners in the Epsom Dash! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices