Join Emmet Kennedy and Timeform's Lewis Tomlinson as they delve into a classic weekend of horse racing at Epsom and Chantilly. The Betfred Derby saw Auguste Rodin stage an incredible comeback, showcasing his brilliance, we explore the significance of this victory, speculate on his future targets, and ponder whether he will continue racing at the age of four. They also analyze the prospects of King Of Steel, White Birch, The Foxes, Sprewell, Passenger, and Military Order and their respective targets. The Oaks at Epsom witnessed Soul Sister triumph, securing John Gosden's yard their fourth victory in ten years. Furthermore, this win marked Frankie Dettori's final ride in the race. Emmet and Lewis discuss the future plans for this daughter of Frankel, including the possibility of Savethelastdance overturning the form on softer ground. Lewis shares an intriguing theory on the ideal target for Aidan O'Brien's filly, while the duo also explores the potential options for Caernarfon, trained by Jack Channon. Across the English Channel, Ace Impact delivered a spectacular performance in the Qatar Prix du Jockey Club. Emmet and Lewis dissect his performance and compare him to the winners of the Derby and Oaks. Additionally, they examine Emily Upjohn's standout display in the Coronation Cup and deliberate on her next steps, including the prospect of winning a Group 1 over 10f. The conversation then shifts towards international targets for Point Lonsdale and the reasoning behind Westover potentially going up in trip. Finally, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about which of the four Group 1 winners they would back in the highly anticipated Arc. Tune in to The Final Furlong for all the thrilling insights and analysis on these classic races and their implications for the future of horse racing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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