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I am looking for old promotional VHS's or DVD's from studs in Europe.
Coolmore's 80's and Sires (VHS produced by Pacemaker) would be great.
Has anybody got any and want to get rid of it?
Coolmore's 80's and Sires (VHS produced by Pacemaker) would be great.
Has anybody got any and want to get rid of it?
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I've got Racing World tapes from about 1989 until 1992. I had them converted to DVD discs. That's about 38 DVD discs, each lasting for about two hours, but most of it is racing highlights. I'm hoping to get the DVDs converted to digital files.
There are lots of small (sire and stud farm) advertising features on each disc and bloodstock reviews on some, featuring Bill Oppenheim. I don't want to "get rid"
of them but would be happy to send you the digi files if they convert ok...or DVD files if I can copy those...
Like "A Message to Garcia" I am fair ITCHING to ask why you want this stuff...but of course, I won't...
There are lots of small (sire and stud farm) advertising features on each disc and bloodstock reviews on some, featuring Bill Oppenheim. I don't want to "get rid"
of them but would be happy to send you the digi files if they convert ok...or DVD files if I can copy those...Like "A Message to Garcia" I am fair ITCHING to ask why you want this stuff...but of course, I won't...
Yeah, just dug out the folder and checked out something bearing the legend VOL.14...watched it for ten minutes and got this :
A bit with Tim Vigors talking about the RAF -- NB - this is NOT about the Red Army Faction...then an insanely beautiful passage showing a stallion being walked past an incredible chateau and an oak tree that has stood for a thousand years...the sun beats down on the golden earth...then music that sounds like the Blow Monkeys (but isn't) starts playing and someone who sounds like Brough Scott (but isn't) tries to get you to plough your hard earned cash into Groom Dancer and Lead On Time ; please enquire with Xavier Bozo at Agence Francaise (or was that Haras du Logis?) - by morse code...then you see Karinga Bay out-game some obscure beast on a quiet day at Goodwood...then someone called Vincent O'Brien appears, sporting a powder blue jumper and natty sunglasses...there is talk of the AMERICAN MARKET and the viewer is assured that everything is buoyant and it is certainly not all doom and gloom...sigh...then a bloke who owns a "pools"
company plays golf for charity in Barbados...
A bit with Tim Vigors talking about the RAF -- NB - this is NOT about the Red Army Faction...then an insanely beautiful passage showing a stallion being walked past an incredible chateau and an oak tree that has stood for a thousand years...the sun beats down on the golden earth...then music that sounds like the Blow Monkeys (but isn't) starts playing and someone who sounds like Brough Scott (but isn't) tries to get you to plough your hard earned cash into Groom Dancer and Lead On Time ; please enquire with Xavier Bozo at Agence Francaise (or was that Haras du Logis?) - by morse code...then you see Karinga Bay out-game some obscure beast on a quiet day at Goodwood...then someone called Vincent O'Brien appears, sporting a powder blue jumper and natty sunglasses...there is talk of the AMERICAN MARKET and the viewer is assured that everything is buoyant and it is certainly not all doom and gloom...sigh...then a bloke who owns a "pools"
company plays golf for charity in Barbados...
P.S. - all the women with the "pools" guy are very tall and have long blonde hair...I'm no golf guru but his swing looks suspect...
I found an old Darley 2001 Dubai Millennium CD-Rom on the kitchen floor recently.
I've no idea how it got there.
There is not much on it, a bit of pedigree, sales catalogue, race record and a few films of his big races.
The only problem is when I looked at the films they were only about 3" x "2 on the screen.
I've no idea how it got there.
There is not much on it, a bit of pedigree, sales catalogue, race record and a few films of his big races.
The only problem is when I looked at the films they were only about 3" x "2 on the screen.
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