The Front Page: Henrietta Knight in shock return to training - plus reaction to an epic Breeders' Cup
Tom Kerr is joined by Matt Rennie and David Jennings for a packed edition of The Front Page.
First up, the team reviews the Breeders' Cup, including incredible rides from Ryan Moore and Frankie Dettori, a viral clip of the Big Evs camp celebrating, and the controversy of European horses withdrawn on vets' advice.
The shock return to training of Best Mate's handler Henrietta Knight is next up, followed by discussion of the big jockey transfer news of James Doyle leaving Godolphin to join Wathnan Racing.
Finally, we look at the affordability checks petition, which has shot past 65,000 signatures, and explore what it means for racing and punters.
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