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TRADER CHAT | Cheltenham Festival 2022 Review

Johnny Ward is joined by Star’s Head of Horseracing Flynn Goward to review the 2022 Cheltenham Festival, including:

- The biggest bets of the meeting from the course and in the office

- A breakdown of each race from the meeting, including reflections on wins from Constitution Hill, Honeysuckle, Energumene, Allaho, and A Plus Tard amongst others

- A relentless Friday, which included four winners for Willie Mullins and four favourites including A Plus Tard in the Gold Cup

Also included:

- A recap of the latest action in the Premier League, including Arsenal’s 1-0 win at Aston Villa

- The opening Grand Prix of the F1 season, where Ferrari took a 1-2 with Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz

- A look ahead to the Dubai World Cup, The Lincoln, and the Irish Lincolnshire

- The latest odds for the WGC Match-Play, including enhanced specials

THE POLLING STATION | Macron’s Charge & next BBC Political Editor

Johnny Ward and William Kedjanyi are joined by Paul Krishnamurty to look at the flood of recent money for Emmanuel Macron to be elected President once again in France, how the UK’s response to the Ukraine crises has impacted domestic political betting, and some big moves in the betting to be the next BBC Political Editor.

TRADER CHAT | Weekend Review & Cheltenham Liabilities

With one week to go until the Cheltenham Festival, Johnny Ward and Flynn Goward meet to review a busy weekend of sporting action, including:

- The weekend’s racing, including action from Newbury and Kelso

- Manchester City’s Derby victory and other action in the Premier League

- Week 5 of the Premier League of Dart

- A review of Star’s ante-post positions, one week ahead of the Cheltenham Festival

THE POLLING STATION | State of the Union & International Crisis

Johnny Ward, William Kedjanyi, Paul Krishnamurty and Neil Channing discuss domestic and European responses to the crisis in Ukraine along with Joe Biden's first State of the Union address to Congress!

TRADER CHAT | Two Weeks Until Cheltenham

There’s just two weeks to go until the Festival!

Join Johnny Ward and Star’s Head of Racing Flynn Goward for a quickfire episode, including

- The latest Prestbury Cup Handicaps, with Great Britain being given an +8.5 head start

- Our special market on what day Great Britain will have the most winners at the Festival

- The latest in the Six Nations, with France unbeaten in three whilst Ireland and England are close behind

- A thrilling Carabao Cup final, with Liverpool winning the penalty shootout 11-10 after Caoimhin Kelleher scored his penalty and Kepa Arrizabalaga missed his spot-kick

- The continuing battle for the Top 4 in the Premier League, and Marcelo Bielsa’s Leeds exit

- The latest on the Champions and Europa Leagues

- The extremely controversial decision in the Josh Taylor-Jack Catterall fight

THE POLLING STATION | Under Pressure

Johnny Ward and William Kedjanyi are joined by Paul Krishnamurty and Neil Channing to recap another hectic political week!

On this episode!

- Who will be the US's next Supreme Court Justice

- The implications of the Ukraine crisis for Boris Johnson, Joe Biden and Emmanuel Macron

- The potential cut-through of the UK’s response to the crisis in Ukraine

- Rishi Sunak’s latest poll ratings

- Our new market on Joe Biden’s exit date

- Our reshaped market on who the next BBC Political Editor may be after Jon Sopel exits the race

TRADER CHAT | Ascot Chase, Premier League, and more

Host Johnny Ward and Star’s Head of Racing Flynn Goward are back to look at a packed weekend of sport, including:

- The best of the racing from Ascot, Haydock, Gowran and Wincanton

- An incredible weekend of Premier League action, including Tottenham’s win at Manchester City and the prospect of a title race possibly being reignited

- The latest changes in the battle to survive and the Top 4 after wins for Burnley, Watford, Arsenal and Wolves

- The latest market movers in the Champions League after the first legs in the Round of 16

- Joaquin Niemann’s brilliant display in the Genesis Invitational

- The latest on Premier League Darts, including a new market on who will hit the most 180’s in all matches

- Who will win the most races at the Cheltenham Festival? Willie Mullins or the UK?

THE POLLING STATION | Corbyn, Canterbury, Trump and more!

Johnny Ward, William Kedjanyi, Paul Krishnamurty and Neil Channing are back for a packed episode. This week:

- What can we take from the latest Westminster polling?

- A debate: Could Jeremy Corbyn win as an Independent in 2024?

- Could Rosie Duffield defect from Labour, and if so, what does it mean for a future contest in Canterbury?

- Will Donald Trump's legal troubles stop him from running for President in 2024?

- Can anything stop Sinn Féin from being the largest party in upcoming elections?

TRADER CHAT | Super Saturday, Super Bowl LVI, and more!

Host Johnny Ward and Star's Head of Racing Flynn Goward are joined once again by racing and NFL fan Izzy Phillips (@IzzyPhillips) of The Racing Moment to review a packed weekend of sport!

On this week's programme:

- The trio review the weekend’s action at Newbury, Warwick and Naas, including wins for Bravemansgame, Glory and Fortune, Edwardstone, and Journey With Me

- There's analysis of the latest Premier League action - including big wins for Everton and Newcastle as they bid to get out of trouble – and a look ahead to the Last 16 of the Champions League

- The LA Rams’ dramatic win over the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVI

- The latest Six Nations prices after the first two rounds of action

- A thrilling end to the Waste Management Open on the PGA Tour

- A look ahead to this weekend’s racing action

THE POLLING STATION | Trussed Up

Johnny Ward, William Kedjanyi, and Neil Channing discuss the political events of the last week after intense diplomacy on the European stage, including an eventful trip to Moscow for Liz Truss! 

Also discussed is the resignation of Cressida Dick, the latest polling in the French elections, and the long term outlook for senior Tories, including Liz Truss, Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson.