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Doncaster's finale gives At The Races a seasonal handover

Weekend Winners pairs Kate Tracey with Callum Helliwell and Sam Boswell before the channel turns to horses to follow over jumps.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

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7:02Helliwell questions My Daddy Paddy's form and Supreme Novices' Hurdle credentials.
20:38Tracey chooses Advertised for the Wentworth Stakes, citing previous course-and-distance form.
24:41Boswell favours race-fit Talk To The Man; Helliwell argues for No Drama This End.
32:30Boswell picks Miss Dolly Rocker for the November Handicap; Tracey and Helliwell choose Nobody Knows.
37:15The panel moves to the sofa to collect its strongest selections, next bests and longshots.

Callum Helliwell makes his position unusually clear: "I do not love My Daddy Paddy." Filling in for Declan Rix on Weekend Winners, he brings a firm opinion to At The Races' most-watched new upload, with viewers debating the horse's Supreme form and Champion Hurdle prospects in the comments.

Kate Tracey hosts alongside Helliwell and Sam Boswell, moving between Doncaster's Flat finale and Aintree's jumping programme. The episode is sponsored by a bookmaker. Its most revealing contrast comes in the November Handicap discussion: Boswell chooses outsider Miss Dolly Rocker, while Tracey and Helliwell favour Nobody Knows. The preview drew about 17,000 views, the largest audience among the week's five uploads.

Then came the race footage. Coul Angel's Wentworth Stakes success attracted the next-largest new audience, while Seren Star supplied the surprise, winning the Gillies Fillies' Stakes at 40/1 for William Haggas's team. Alfred Wincham's November Handicap victory completed the channel's Doncaster trio.

The viewing emphasis has since shifted towards jumps. The new eight-horse follow list is attracting views fastest, followed by the previous week's sponsored Unbridled conversation with Rich and Susannah Ricci. Their memories of Annie Power and hopes for new recruits sit alongside another active older upload: T O Elvis winning the Breeders' Cup Sprint for Japan.

Subscribers held steady, and the channel added roughly 475,000 views over the week, a similar weekly total to Golf on CBS. Today's viewing is considerably below its usual daily level, but the seasonal handover is already there on screen: Doncaster's results behind it, a fresh jumps watchlist ready to explore.

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What viewers say

Favourite failed chaser? Beech Road had a heavy fall over hurdles and ended up a Champion Hurdler. Classy animal.
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Buveur D'air best horse who went back to hurdles
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That supreme was 10 seconds faster than the champion hurdle ran on the same day..and arguably mydaddypaddy should have won it..his a proper champion hurdle contender on that form.
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