What is Nick Luck Daily Podcast about?

Podcast by Nick Luck It is listed as a sports show.

Who hosts Nick Luck Daily Podcast?

Nick Luck Daily Podcast is hosted by Nick Luck. They have published 500 episodes. The show covers sports.

What has Nick Luck Daily Podcast covered recently?

Recent episodes include "The Saturday Edition - Ep 210", "Ep 1628 - More than the Draw for Moore?", and "Ep 1627 - Arc Angels: Graffard, Willoughby, Chapman". The latest went out on 2 Oct 2026 and ran about 36 minutes. Reading two or three of these before pitching is the fastest way to see what the show actually books.

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Nick Luck Daily Podcast publishes most weekdays, a median of 1 day between episodes. Episodes average about 37 minutes. The back catalogue stands at 500 episodes. A show on this cadence plans ahead, so pitch earlier rather than closer to the date you want.

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For Nick Luck Daily Podcast, Booking Probability sits at 38/100, Listen Score at 38/100, and the guest bar is around 80/100. The show has not signalled guest openness recently, which raises the bar on relevance. A verified contact is on file.

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Nick Luck Daily Podcast covers horse racing, training, derby, race analysis, so guests who can speak to those specifically fit best. The show carries an audience score of 8/100. Lead with a specific result you can describe in numbers rather than a job title, and tie it to something the show has already covered.

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Nick Luck Daily Podcast
The Saturday Edition - Ep 210
Oct 2, 202636 min
Arc weekend is here, and we're bringing you all the insight from this week on the Nick Luck Daily. . Francis Graffard runs through his Longchamp team, Colin Keane talks Kalpana's Arc chance and George Scott previews his five-strong raid. Tom Goff and James Doyle discuss supplementary entry Friendly Soul, Andreas Suborics eyes another German Arc upset, Karl Burke explains supplementing Miss Yechance for the Abbaye, and Rebecca Menzies takes Adonius to Keeneland chasing a Breeders' Cup spot.
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Ep 1628 - More than the Draw for Moore?
Oct 2, 202647 min
Nick is joined today by Timeform's Dan Barber to discuss the latest from around the racing world. Continuing the Arc build-up, they react to the draw and Ryan Moore's surprise decision to ride Benvenuto Cellini, who has drawn the inside stall. They are joined by James Doyle, who was cruelly cost an Arc win by a wide draw on Sea of Class, but who has fared better this time aboard Friendly Soul. Also today, Karl Burke explains why he supplemented Miss Yechance for the Abbaye. In Kentucky, Nick catches up with Rebecca Menzies, whose Adonius runs at Keeneland this weekend to punch his Breeders' Cup ticket, while he also visits some of the new Coolmore stallions at its US Ashford base in the company of Charlie O'Connor. Plus, Nick and Dan react to the further jumps fixture switches announced today, and reflect on the new starting protocols, as well as the extension of the GBB Bonus scheme to geldings.
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Ep 1627 - Arc Angels: Graffard, Willoughby, Chapman
Oct 1, 202652 min
Nick brings you today's episode from Kentucky, where he is on NBC duty ahead of Fall Stars Weekend at Keeneland. The focus this morning, however, is largely on Sunday's Arc, a race given a deep dive today by Nick, Matt Chapman, and James Willoughby, plus a lengthy and important contribution from Francis Graffard on all this Paris Loncgchamp runners, and a word from Andreas Suborics, looking to provide another German turn-up in the race. Plus, JA McGrath with this week's bulletin from Hong Kong, while Nick, Matt and James discuss what to expect from incoming BHA Chair Simon Cox on his first day in the job.
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Ep 1626 - A Keane Eye
Sep 30, 202635 min
Nick is joined today by the Mirror’s David Yates to look at the day’s racing headlines. With the Arc field now taking shape, they are joined by Colin Keane, who has high hopes of striking in the big race with Kalpana. He also rides the prolific Blue Bolt and Amusingly in Group One races and gives the lowdown on horses he’s unable to ride, Sunly and Purview. Also today, Tom Goff discusses the supplementary entry Friendly Soul, and George Scott on his powerful 5-strong team for Paris Longchamp. Plus, DRC Head of Racing Erwan Charpy looks forward to the new season in Dubai, while Oli is at Goffs talking to Anthony Stroud.
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Ep 1625 - Racing fights to be heard at Labour Conference
Sep 29, 202642 min
Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the latest from around the racing world. With new Gambling Minister Vicky Foxcroft giving a first meaningful glimpse into her thoughts at a Labour conference fringe event yesterday, Nick and Lee try to unpick some of the positions she appeared to take. They are joined by BHA communications and corporate affairs chief Greg Swift, whose efforts to ask questions on tax to the minister were thwarted. Also today, in the build up to the Arc, Hervé Naggar - agent to top riders PC Boudot and Christophe Soumillon - joins the show to discuss their rides in the big races, while Adrien Cugnasse has his say on the confusion surrounding this year’s Arc draw ceremony. Plus, Dan Barber on the most prolific pattern race juveniles of the last forty years in the wake of the success of Sun Goddess.
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Nick Luck Daily Podcast

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Nick Luck Daily Podcast?

About the host

Recent episodes

The Saturday Edition - Ep 210

Ep 1628 - More than the Draw for Moore?

Ep 1627 - Arc Angels: Graffard, Willoughby, Chapman

Ep 1626 - A Keane Eye

Ep 1625 - Racing fights to be heard at Labour Conference

Guest Appearances

Joseph O'Brien

Alex Elliott

Andrew Cooper

David Johnson

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Nick Luck Daily Podcast

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Nick Luck Daily Podcast?

About the host

Recent episodes

The Saturday Edition - Ep 210

Ep 1628 - More than the Draw for Moore?

Ep 1627 - Arc Angels: Graffard, Willoughby, Chapman

Ep 1626 - A Keane Eye

Ep 1625 - Racing fights to be heard at Labour Conference

Guest Appearances

Joseph O'Brien

Alex Elliott

Andrew Cooper

David Johnson

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Best industries to pitch Nick Luck Daily Podcast for

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