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So our review of the weekends action with the superb Lizzie Kelly is available if you

listen to now on Spotify and all podcast apps, more on Spotify a little bit later on.

We are also going to, in this edition of the show, look back on some of the biggest stories in racing from the weekend and from the last week.

I should point out that just before we recorded this, we were not aware of the tragic passing of the late great Trevor Hemings,

whose colors were carried to victory most notably in the Grand National.

He was an incredible owner, had an incredible impact on the game and a remarkable story.

And all I can say is that our sympathies from the FFP team go to his family, his friends, and everybody in the industry who knew him and knew him well.

His colors and his presence on the track will no doubt be sadly missed.

But we're going to talk about some of the big, big stories with my Talksport 2 colleague, Dave Yates,

making his debut in the final forum podcast as Lizzie Kelly is as well.

And we're going to be getting stuck into the big story about Usheen Murphy, the broke on Friday and the fallout that has come from that.

And then his kind of redemption on Saturday, we'll be talking about the absolute farce that happened at Kenton, yet again we're in this situation of ridiculous photo finishes

and results being called early. So we'll get into all of that and much, much more with Dave.

And I hope that you enjoy this new idea of splitting the show into two, one for news, one for the review of the Weekends Racing.

Let us know what you think about that on social media as well.

But just in time for Champions Day, and more importantly to be quite honest about it, just in time for the jump season,

because since we did that show with Paul Ferguson for Weatherbees, the whole place has gone nuts.

And this has been our biggest year yet, but it's just gone to another level entirely.

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