Betfred Dante Stakes victory – “I thought he was very impressive and Jimmy felt there was plenty left in the locker”, but he agrees that there are concerns about the mile and a half trip and the colt’s temperament.

Haggas presents an upbeat view on the chances of Beaten Up in the Investec Oaks (Friday, June 1) – “our filly is guaranteed to stay”.

Gosden, meanwhile, gives frank assessments about Thought Worthy’s credentials for the Investec Derby – “he’s crying out for a mile and half”, Masked Marvel’s chances in the Diamond Jubilee Coronation Cup – “he’s in top order” – and The Fugue’s challenge for Investec Oaks glory – “she’s a smooth-actioned, well-balanced filly”.

There’s also a fascinating look by Lydia Hislop at the Epsom experience from a horse’s perspective – from the route the horses take pre-race to the unique challenges of the track itself, which presents the most demanding mile and a half test of them all.

“This Armchair Jockeys instalment is a ‘must see’,” said British Champions Series CEO, Rod Street.

“Rishi, Lydia and Steve have captured the magic of Epsom, especially Lydia’s brilliant feature on the track itself, and the trainer interviews are packed full of invaluable information.”