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yeah and like whatever squeak and um Ian has made massive strides as a trainer and the step up and trip is interesting let's bring

in Sam Norris and William Hill how you doing Sam very good guys yeah yourself you're not too bad uh the Charlie Hall chase at Weatherby on Saturday is supposed to be the standing dish to start the jump season I know we had uh Chatham and Aintree last year uh last even week even not even last year well obviously you have it every year but uh the Charlie Hall chase reminds me of um I suppose the jumps coming back 2.55 on Saturday uh I suppose, once again, like we're talking about with Johnny there, a lot of this is a bit of guesswork involved.

It's interesting for me how Hans Stans does, because of all of these horses, he is, I suppose, most enigmatic.

He's only 71.

She's six and six this season.

Four of them have been group ones, but we think she's had a long old campaign and there are a few that could get her from gate 12.

So Blue Bolt seven to four is a price that you won't find everywhere, but you will hear at William Hill as we try and take her on.

Sam Morrison, William Hill.

It's just someone on the couch dancing around it.

Look, Nick Luck works for William Hill.

Can he be impartial about bookmakers when he's on the payroll for William Hill? Maybe he can.

But I just think that there's these walking contradictions in racing and it's never really discussed.

But look, everyone seems to have their tentacles in everywhere.

So you take off central costs, you put a bit of net cash on and you get it.

you get a very modest fair value of a quid so you can absolutely see if somebody a private equity wanted to take this off they would unbundle this and they would sell off the relevant parts and i mean who knows the opportunity you know you get into prediction markets you get into basically you know um all the all the different sort of like you know the flavors of the month you know i mean And I know William Hill, in terms of the brand, is massive in the States.

But why can't basically Mecca or Grosvenor make a similar sort of play out in the States? I don't know.

But somebody with an imaginative mind.

Wow.

I wonder if Will Hill ended up betting that.

Did David Bearman make that bet? David Bearman's got a bet in this game.

He's hoping that Murphy doesn't take the Miz out of the game.

I think the judgment really changes things now.

Look, I'm not saying that this is going to lead to retail revival for UK gambling, but it brightens options for the likes of Betfred, William Hill.

And that's especially kind of on their overall retail strategy, but also kind of inbound investment.

The other one that I was actually looking at was Bugs Bingo.

What do you

say was the bet on this show that you were talked into the quickest? It's still Will Hill.

It's still Rutgers and Will Hill.

It's

Rutgers, Will Hill, 200-1 to win the Big Ten.

I'm like, I know two of these guys are NBA draft lottery guys.

Like, what are we talking about here? All right.

And again, we kind of started with this as well.

William Hill ambassador, Gavin Cromwell, stable jockey, Keith Dunhew.

They are back in form.

See Stumptown back as well in action.

who is a predictive market.

We're like, Kelsey, you could bet on the weather, like you said, who's gonna win a Grammy, who, you know, is fucking, some people gonna come out at the Super Bowl, like crazy shit, right? Where you can't do that at William Hill or at MGM.

So that's where it gets, people riled up and the Saquon Barclays of the world where it's like, oh, bro, you look so good on that first drive and you scored a touchdown on Monday Night Football, now your hamstring is hurting you or you pulled a hamstring.

It's like guys are getting hurt now and people don't even believe them.