Oli Bell
After gaining valuable journalistic experience at the Racing Post and Racenews, Oli moved into the world of broadcasting, starting off in radio before moving to Racing UK. Oli is one of the newer faces on the channel and despite a love of all sports, (a keen rugby player and cricketer), racing has always been his real passion. 

Lorna Bradburne
Lorna grew up within a racing family and for eight years she rode as an amateur rider. Lorna has worked for the Racing Channel, TurfTrax and now presents on RUK, Timeform Radio, at Newmarket Racecourses, and edits Thoroughbred Magazine. 

Claude Charlet
French-born Claude has been involved in racing since leaving school first as an amateur rider and then as a racehorse trainer. He nominates training spells in Macau and Singapore as highlights of his career. Claude now works as a bloodstock agent for French jumpers, and has featured on Racing UK since its launch in 2004.
 

Graham Cunningham
Graham has been absorbed by racing since the days when he hopped over the wall of his high school to watch the last few races of the day at nearby Haydock Park. After graduating in Law, he spent almost a decade with Timeform before joining the Sporting Life, the Racing Post, the Evening Standard and has been a regular analyst on Racing UK since its inception.

Eddie Fremantle
Eddie Fremantle was formerly racing correspondent of The Observer, having previously been employed by the Racing & Football Outlook and The Sporting Life in the distant past. Before that, and in between, he spent his life as a full-time on-course punter and can still be seen backing horses at the track most days. Once he would rarely entertain having a bet in a Flat race but these days he confines his National Hunt betting to a small period in the winter and early spring. He likes nothing better than a juicy, low-grade sprint handicap as the medium for a punt. His nickname 'The Shoe' came simply because he has big feet.

Lydia Hislop
Lydia Hislop has worked as a racing journalist since 1996. She has been a long-standing columnist for the Times and Evening Standard, working as racing correspondent for the latter paper for five years. She has contributed to the Guardian, Independent, Racing Post and Sporting Life. Her broadcasting career encompasses the BBC, Channel 4 and the original At The Races channel. She has worked for Racing UK since its launch. Her obsession for the sport is inoperable.

Richard Hoiles
Richard has been a racecourse Commentator since 1992 including a two-year stint for the Hong Kong Jockey Club. He presented the first programme on the original Racing Channel and has worked on every version of satellite racing channels since, including currently Racing UK. Richard also works for Channel 4. He is married with a son Jack. Favourite ever racehorse : Pegwell Bay.

Mark Howard
Mark has appeared as a pundit on Racing UK since its inception in May 2004 having previously worked for the original At The Races. He has written the annual racing guides One Jump Ahead and Ahead On The Flat since 1993 and 1997 respectively. He has also contributed to Sports Advisor, Racing Post Weekender and Irish Field and currently writes for Racing & Football Outlook. He also runs his own business MH Publications Ltd and writes trainer Tom Tate's website.

Mark Johnson
Mark is one of Britain's senior racecourse commentators, having called most of the country's big races including the Epsom Derby five times, 11 St Legers, the Cheltenham Festival most years since 1996 and the Grand National. Early in 2009 he was appointed Track Announcer at Churchill Downs and in May made commentating history by becoming the first non-American to call "America's Race" - the Kentucky Derby. Mark reports from America during the Racing UK coverage of the Breeders' Cup and the American Triple Crown Series. Closer to home, Mark is also regularly seen presenting our live French racing coverage. 

Nick Luck
Nick joined Racing UK at its launch in May 2004 after 18 months as part of the original At The Races team, and was a presenter on its inaugural broadcast. He has hosted all major events for the channel, including the Derby, the Grand National and the Cheltenham Festival. In addition, Nick is a presenter for Channel 4 Racing and is part of ESPN/ABC's Breeders' Cup team. He has been a regular contributor to the Evening Standard and the Sunday Telegraph, and is the three-time HWPA Broadcaster of the Year.

Stewart Machin
Born in 1970, Stewart began his career in horseracing in 1998 as a commentator for SIS. He worked for The Racing Channel (the original At The Races) and Racing UK since its launch in 2004 as both a presenter and commentator. Stewart has also been part of the Channel 4 Racing team since 2004.

Angus McNae
Angus has been a presenter for Racing UK since its inception and gained his broadcasting experience with the old racing channel and the original At The Races. His experience training racehorses and breaking in yearlings has proved to be a valuable tool in his broadcasting armoury. He has developed a particular interest in the Dubai International Racing Carnival and has presented coverage of that event for the last three years. He has also been involved in the coverage of the American Triple Crown and Breeders Cup.  Read Angus McNae's Blog >>

Steve Mellish
First and foremost Steve is a punter but for the last 18 years has worked part-time in the racing industry. He provides paddock comments for Raceform (the official form book) and writes a weekly column for the Racing & Football Outlook. He also carries out some radio work and, since 2002, has appeared regularly on Racing UK and its predecessor At The Races.

Paul Morrison
Paul has always been involved in racing since leaving school riding in points and as a amateur on the flat before going on to be assistant trainer to Patrick Haslam and JW Watts. More recently he has worked as a pundit, originally for Attheraces and for then for Racing UK since its launch. For the last 30 years he has also been involved in the bloodstock industry buying and selling racehorses, the best of them including Princess Athena, Hawksley Hill, Arcalis and Winker Watson. Paul also runs East Layton Stud.

Peter Naughton
Peter has been a regular presenter on Racing UK since the channel launched in May 2004.He made his Channel Four debut in August 2003 when co-presenting The Morning Line. His initial broadcasting experience was gained with The Racing Channel before joining the team of presenters on At The Races and Sky Sports' The Winning Post. Peter, also known as The Ethical Tipster, writes a weekly column in Raceform Update and his FREE NOTEBOOK can be read daily at www.peternaughton.com. His success in the record-breaking £5 million Scoop6 in November 2008 was covered across all national media.

Tom O'Ryan
Tom started his career as a 16-year-old apprentice, weighing-in at 6st 2lb when he had his first-ever mount. He rode on the Flat in the north for Pat Rohan, Peter Easterby and ultimately as a freelance for 12 years before increasing weight forced him to look elsewhere within the industry. He turned his hand to journalism and soon made an impact, working as a race-reader for Raceform and eventually joining the Racing Post as northern correspondent and feature writer. In 2002, he was voted the HWPA's 'Journalist of the Year'. A presenter and pundit for Racing UK, he is also a work-rider for Malton trainer, Richard Fahey. 

Alex Steedman
Edinburgh born Alex has been a part of the Racing UK team since its inception and is a regular presenter on the Scottish circuit. Having taken the traditional route from local radio and press, Alex has been broadcasting for 10 years as a presenter and commentator on Sky, Setanta and Eurosport as well as on radio. A football commentator and cursing golfer, 'Steedo' is not often far away from a good night out.

 
Jonathan Neesom
Jonathan has been a member of the Racing UK team since its inception in 2004. He also compiles in-running comments for the Racing Post at most of the South East tracks and contributes to the Spotlights in the paper. Most of all, he enjoys standing in a field in some remote corner of the country watching and reporting on point-to-points. He tries to take an interest in Flat racing but usually fails. In his spare time, he attempts not to be led astray by colleague Eddie Fremantle, who is a very bad influence.