EPISODE · Aug 5, 2026 · 37 MIN
THE Date | Running Loose Podcast
from Running Loose with Francesca Cumani & Vanessa Ryle
It’s a brand new Running Loose episode, and someone's been on a DATE with a mystery man she met at the races! 👀There's plenty of racing chat too as we look ahead to York's Ebor Festival, debate the Rossa Ryan suspension, discuss why the Melbourne Cup seems bigger than ever, and Francesca dishes all the racing terminology you'll need if you're heading Down Under.Plus: Vanessa opens up about her exciting new role with Sky Sports Racing, working with dyslexia and we reveal our biggest horse racing icks that make us wanna vom. Don't forget to Like, Subscribe and let us know in the comments - if horses could get icks from other horses, what would they be?!This episode is proudly sponsored by Inkerman.Inkerman are renowned trophy designers, makers and providers of luxurious gifts in leather, glass & silver. Personalising your gifts and mementos since 1996 with bespoke designs and beautifully wrapped in the iconic Inkerman red box. Get 15% off your first order with Runningloose15 at checkout. Visit https://www.inkerman.co.uk/00:00 Intro01:00 Welcome to Running Loose03:15 Vanessa meets a mystery man at the races...10:54 York Ebor is around the corner, what is the best day to go?13:50 Rossa Ryan's ban, William Buick & the stewarding debate17:05 Vanessa's new Sky Sports Racing studio role20:55 Working with dyslexia24:32 The Melbourne Cup & why Europe is taking it more seriously28:58 Our biggest racing ICKS... 35:10 What would horses find "icky" about other horses? 😂SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL HERE: @RunningLoosePodcast FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: @RunningLoosePodcast #HorseRacing #RunningLoose #FrancescaCumani #VanessaRyle #FlatRacing #yorkraces #melbournecup #dyslexia #skysports #Podcast #ick Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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