Aaron is a footballer and results coach, who gained a wider following when making an appearance on the Love Island TV show in 2021. New to the world of horse racing, he has enjoyed the challenge of understanding how the Sport of Kings works - and learnt to always wear a proper pair of socks in the winter!

A massive fan of horse racing and the Green Bay Packers, Abbeigh is a social media influencer, writer and broadcaster.

Amy Christophers was born in Cornwall. A former model and reality TV star, Amy is also a qualified football referee. She has appeared as a guest on The Rob Brydon Show on BBC2 and is now a sports presenter and reporter. She will appear in the forthcoming series of 'Married At First Sight' on Channel 4.

A sports journalist, presenter and broadcaster, Danny spends most of his time at a racecourse and has a huge knowledge of horse racing, as well as Tennis. His favourite horse is Slate House and he rarely misses a day at Wimbledon during the summer!

An entrepreneur and fitness instructor who rose to fame after getting cast on the fourth season of Love Island, Frankie has a passion for horse racing and his hometown is Cheltenham.

A professionally trained dancer and Battaash's biggest fan, Hannah is passionate about promoting racing to a new generation with her love of presenting.

Another Green Bay Packers fan in our #Raceday line-up, Izzy first appeared on screens when entering the Racing TV Tipstar competition and making the final in 2017. Now a well-known podcaster and social media influencer, she loves her jumps racing!

Having only joined the world of racing social media in 2018, The Racing Josh quickly earned a reputation for making interesting content that showcased his passion for the sport and his knowledge of the formbook. After a stint at the Racing Post, he joined Racing TV as an assistant producer and hopes to be a presenter in the future on the channel.

Lizzie became the first female rider to win a Grade One race in Britain over jumps in 2015 and rode two Cheltenham Festival winners during her hugely successful career in the saddle before announcing her retirement in 2020. Lizzie has now ventured into the Bloodstock industry, and is also a regular pundit on Racing TV and talkSPORT.

Megan is the daughter of 12-time champion Jumps trainer Paul Nicholls. A graduate of Pony Racing, she rode successfully in point-to-points and achieved her first win under Rules when Gwanako landed a hunters’ chase at Wincanton in 2014. Later in 2014, Nicholls announced she was switching her attention to the Flat and her career has gone from strength to strength since. She won the Silk Series for female jockeys in both 2017 and 2018.

An avid horse racing fan from a young age, Zoe is a freelance sports journalist and presenter who aims to attract new and younger people into the sport. She has interviewed some of the biggest names in racing and has a passion for writing, and presenting.