
The podcast that's not totally shit. Ramblings and racing analysis from Lee Keys, John Leng, Quentin Franks, Andy Richmond and others
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Lee is joined by Kevin Dean to talk all things cricket and preview the second test match between England and New Zealand. Intro 00:00 Ben Stokes 01:41 England Vs New Zealand 2nd test 11:30
🎙️Sunday Roast Ep 15 - 'Storm In A D Cup' we cover Wrist Art, Arse gate, Haydock, preparing for #RoyalAscot and it's safe to say we are in tremendous form, tipping up a 25 rated flat horse that's won two on the Rodney's this week. Chris & John in ve... more
🎙️Sunday Roast Ep14 - 'Couldn't run a bath, down a dark path' Don't think you need a synopsis of this weeks talking points, but they have made it about them and not the sport. Jelly & Ice Cream and watching the moomins is the theme this week, Link f... more
Lee is joined by Kevin Deany for the inaugural leg before wallet, talking all things cricket including the upcoming England vs New Zealand one day series Intro 00:00 Kevins Career 01:19 Cricket Betting Strategies 12:28 England vs New Zealand 20:04 Vi... more
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Without doubt the most irritating podcast in horse racing. Basically a bunch of old men complaining about how rubbish everything is. The host, Keys, apart from his strange north-eastern accent is ok, but his two sidekicks are dreadful. An Essex boy who thinks he’s the funniest chap on earth and the most miserable old codger you could ever hear and who sounds like the voiceover for a Hovis advert from 50 years ago “eee he were a grrrreeeeaaat bear-ker were me dad”… wouldn’t surprise me if it was ... more
Latest ep 518 one of the funniest so far, especially Chris ranting was perfect. Keep up the good fight fellas.
Whoever Lorne Malvo on
X, the Everything App is a proper freak. Like Lee, Jonas and Quentin’s opinions though
Just beautifully non PC.
An extremely funny show with some seriously knowledgable equine experts.
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A sharp, banter-heavy show that blends hard-hitting debates about horse racing with playful roasts of industry figures and broader sports media culture. Episodes frequently pivot from controversial policy discussions affecting punters and bookmakers to behind-the-scenes industry dynamics, racecourse drama, and live banter about trainers, jockeys, and racing coverage. A standout trait is the hosts' willingness to challenge mainstream narratives, push independence, and experiment with a membership model to sustain uncensored, listener-supported content. This mix likely attracts listeners who enjoy candid takes, industry insider insight, and humor-infused analysis of racing culture.
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