Tom in for Nick and joined initially by David Yates who was busy in Westminster yesterday at the Kempton Park parliamentary debate secured by MP Lincoln Jopp. We hear from Lincoln and trainer Nicky Henderson who had made his way to Westminster in the fight to save the track and it appears there is, at least, a shaft of light on that front. Dave also spork to Conservative MP Louie French on Financial Risk Assessments after yesterday’s Gambling Commission announcement and we hear from the CEO of the Betting & Gaming Council Grainne Hurst who outlines her concerns. George Boughey talks Libertango who lines up at this week’s July meeting after her Ascot win and also updates us on Bow Echo’s wellbeing. And Juddmonte’s Barry Mahon talks Field Of Gold retirement and looks ahead to this weekend’s key runners including Blue Bolt in the Tattersall’s Sceptre Sessions Falmouth Stakes.

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