Nico de Boinville

Richard Phillips

Episode 8 is with Richard Phillips. The final interview of the first series is with the colourful Adlestrop trainer who has held a license since 1993. Richard trained La Landiere to win the Cathcart in 2003 and had the original idea for National Racehorse Week. Known for his mimicry, the interview is littered with impressions plus anecdotes of the many great figures of the sport he's encountered. His name has come up in the series many times already, so it was only fair we gave him the right of reply! All the latest information on X: @SirBobcast

Cornelius Lysaght

Episode 7 is with broadcaster & journalist Cornelius Lysaght. The long-standing BBC racing correspondent talks to his old friend Sir Bob in a wide-ranging conversation. Always looking to inform, educate and entertain, he's still as passionate and opinionated as ever. Discover a different side to Cornelius: dancing on tables with Lucinda Russell, his political aspirations and performing Shakespeare in prison! All the latest information on X: @SirBobcast

Pat Murphy

Episode 6 is with retired trainer Pat Murphy. The handler of Supreme Glory & Shooting Light reflects on his life in horse racing. In his early days in Ireland he worked for legends Dermot Weld, PP Hogan & Pat Taaffe, before switching to the UK where he rode prior to joining the training ranks. In recent years he has been in poor health but was in flying form when Sir Bob came to visit and is outspoken as ever! All the latest information on X: @SirBobcast

Nico de Boinville

Episode 5 is with jockey Nico de Boinville. Rider of legends Sprinter Sacre, Altior & Constitution Hill, we met Nico recovering from a heavy fall at Plumpton which kept him off the track all summer. Nico talked about his life and career, paid tribute to 'The Guv'nor' Nicky Henderson, reveals who are the funniest jockeys in the weighing room & explains why he'd never make a pundit!  All the latest information on X: @SirBobcast

Gay Kelleway

Episode 4 is with Newmarket trainer Gay Kelleway. Gay was a trailblazing jockey riding against the legends of the sport and became the first woman to ride a winner at Royal Ascot. She has been training since 1991 and has had success all over the world. Her story has many highs & lows, from starvation diets & being bullied by male counterparts to becoming a media darling rubbing shoulders with royalty & Prime Ministers.  All the latest information on X: @SirBobcast