Ross Coakley@RossCoakley

It’s a cliche that can be thrown out a lot, but in this instance, I can say in no uncertain terms that Pat Martin really is one of the good guys of the sport!

I, along with many who hold a license today, have him to thank for giving us the opportunities to ride racehorses as kids.

James@jamesaknight

I mean trainer interviews generally provide ‘ok’ content and maybe a handful of times a year are very interesting or memorable, but if the Racing channels just focussed on jockeys and pundits, I doubt many viewers would even notice, let alone care.

James@jamesaknight

One of the strongest points made is what this petty squabbling makes the sport look like to government and to ITV at what is a relatively precarious time in Racing’s history.

Matthew Mantle@MatthewMantle3

SAVILL ROW! Argument rages as to how racing cuts its cloth.

You’re welcome racing editors...

Aidan O’Hara@LongShotValue

The fury about a few horses out for a spin yesterday like this was a new phenomenon. That is the game, get a horse handicapped to win a race. Am I missing something.

Jillybean@JillHurst14

If anyone in racing want to know how to attract people to the sport they should have seen the parade ring at Cheltenham prior to CH’s race yesterday. It was as packed as during the Festival. People were there to see a superstar horse. Bring the great horses and people will come.