Watch: The Racehour Breaks Down A Wild Fighting Fifth & Coral Gold Cup Drama

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Watch: The Racehour Breaks Down A Wild Fighting Fifth & Coral Gold Cup Drama

This week’s Racehour, brought to you by Bet365 and hosted by Stephen Cass, brings together Diarmuid Nolan and analyst Tony Keenan for another lively deep dive into National Hunt racing. 

Offering strong opinions and plenty of humour, the trio review a week filled with controversy, confusion and standout performances. 

True to Racehour form, they blend sharp analysis with good-natured debate, shifting from major Grade 1 talking points to the quirks only jumps racing delivers. 

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Fighting Fifth Fallout & Champion Hurdle Implications

The episode opens with a deep dive into a dramatic Fighting Fifth Hurdle at Newcastle - a race that left punters baffled as all three market leaders with horse racing betting sites underperformed. 

Tony is blunt in his assessment, stating none of the trio can be trusted again. 

Stephen and Diarmuid join the debate, discussing what the muddled form means for the season ahead and which horse, if any, boosted their Champion Hurdle claims. 

The conversation then broadens to shambolic race starts and the latest action from Fairyhouse, with the lads analysing performances that could shape the Irish campaign heading into Christmas.

Coral Gold Cup Review & Industry Talking Points

Focus then shifts to the Coral Gold Cup, where the team dissect the key tactical calls and standout rides that defined the race. 

Diarmuid and Tony debate which horses are worth following and which may have reached their ceiling, while Stephen offers his take on the broader implications for the staying division.

The listener mailbag adds extra entertainment - especially when Tony is unexpectedly asked whether he might defect to a rival podcast.

* Do you agree with what the guys had to say, or do you have some strong opinions of your own? Let us know in the comments below!

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