This week's Racing Room podcast features:
- Intro & Luke Harvey's Chicken Wings (0-7mins)
- Racing Review & A 12/1 Fancy for the Derby (7-11mins)
- Dawn Raids Of Bookmakers in Ireland (11-19mins)
- Levy Yield Up To £108m - A Ticking Time Bomb (19-24mins)
- Parts of Racing Seeking Different Tax Rate (24-35mins)
- She's Perfect French Guineas Appeal (35-38mins)
- Field Sizes Down: Frustrated Stakeholders (38-41mins)
- Goodwood & Newbury Improvements (41-42mins)
- David Evans' Runner Contamination (42-45mins)
- No More Ladies' Team in the Shergar Cup (45-47mins)
- Racing's Rich List (47-48mins)
- HBF Survey & SP Overround Questions (48-50mins)
- AOB: SpreadEx £2m Fine (50-52mins)
- Your Questions Answered (52mins -End)
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