ITV Racing - Season 3 / Year 2020
Season 3 / Year 2020
Episodes
Newbury
Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present behind-closed-doors coverage of four races from Newbury, including the Diomed Stakes. Plus, three races from Sandown Park. With analysis from Jason Weaver, commentary by Richard Hoiles and reports from Luke Harvey.
Goodwood
Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani presents coverage of four races from Goodwood, including the Cathedral Stakes and Cocked Hat Stakes. Plus, four races from Doncaster and two from Leopardstown.
Royal Ascot - Day One
Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present behind-closed-doors coverage of the opening day of the festival, featuring the 1.50 Queen Anne Stakes and supporting races including the 2.25 Ribblesdale Stakes and 3.35 King's Stand Stakes. With analysis from Jason Weaver, Kevin Blake and Johnny Murtagh, reports by Luke Harvey, Mick Fitzgerald and Matt Chapman, commentary by Richard Hoiles and social stable interaction from Oli Bell.
Royal Ascot - Day Two
Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present behind-closed-doors-coverage of the second day of the festival, featuring the 3.00 Prince of Wales' Stakes and supporting races including the 2.25 King George V Handicap and 3.35 Royal Hunt Cup. With analysis from Jason Weaver, Kevin Blake and Johnny Murtagh, reports by Luke Harvey, Mick Fitzgerald and Matt Chapman, commentary by Richard Hoiles and social stable interaction from Oli Bell.
Royal Ascot - Day Three
Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present behind-closed-doors coverage of the third day of the festival, featuring the 3.35 Ascot Gold Cup and supporting races including the 2.25 Jersey Stakes and 3.00 Chesham Stakes. With analysis from Jason Weaver, Kevin Blakeand Johnny Murtagh, reports by Luke Harvey, Mick Fitzgerald and Matt Chapman, commentary by Richard Hoiles and social stable interaction from Oli Bell.
Royal Ascot - Day Four
Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present behind-closed-doors coverage of the fourth day of the festival, featuring the 3.35 Commonwealth Cup and supporting races including the 1.50 Albany Stakes, 2.25 Norfolk Stakes and 3.00 Hardwicke Stakes. With analysis from Jason Weaver, Kevin Blake and Johnny Murtagh, reports by Luke Harvey, Mick Fitzgeraldand Matt Chapman, commentary by Richard Hoiles and social stable interaction from Oli Bell.
Royal Ascot - Day Five
Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani introduce three Group One races, plus a further three races on the final day of the prestigious meeting. Featuring the 1.50 Coronation Stakes, 2.25 Coventry Stakes, 3.00 St James's Palace, 3.35 Diamond Jubilee Stakes, 4.10 Wokingham Handicap and 4.40 Queen Alexandra Stakes. With analysis by Jason Weaver, reports from Luke Harvey, Mick Fitzgerald and Matt Chapman, commentary from Mark Johnson, contributions from Kevin Blake and Johnny Murtagh, and social stable thoughts from Oli Bell.
Newcastle
Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present coverage of the 3.35 Northumberland Plate from Newcastle, and support races at 1.50 and 3.00. Plus, three races from Newmarket, including the 2.45 Criterion Stakes. With analysis from Jason Weaver, reports by Luke Harvey, and commentary from Richard Hoiles.
ITV Racing: Live from Epsom
Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present coverage of the 3.40 Oaks and the 4.55 Derby. Plus, support races at 1.50, 2.25 and 4.15. With analysis from Jason Weaver, reports by Rishi Persad, Mick FitzGerald and Luke Harvey, betting news from Matt Chapman, commentary by Richard Hoiles and social stable news from Oli Bell.
ITV Racing: Live from Sandown
Francesca Cumani and Ed Chamberlin present coverage of racing from Sandown Park, including the 3.35 Coral Eclipse. Plus, three races from Haydock Park, including the Lancashire Oaks. WIth analysis from Jason Weaver, reports by Oli Bell and Mick FitzGerald and commentary from Richard Hoiles.
ITV Racing: Live from Newmarket
Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani present live coverage of the 4.10 July Cup from Newmarket and support races at 3.00 and 3.35. Plus, four races from Ascot, including the 2.40 Summer Mile. With analysis from Jason Weaver, reports by Oli Bell and Matt Chapmanand commentary from Richard Hoiles.
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