I haven't logged in for a while so apologies if this subject has already been mentioned. This comes from teletext on freeview. North Yorkshire trainer Mark Johnston has has said a huge increase in fixtures is damaging the industry. Mark Johnston has enjoyed great success in flat racing, training thousands of winners, but he told BBC radio York ''in the lasst five years we have almost doubled the number of flat race fixtures''. '' Frankly, there's too much racing, there is too much bad racing and it is hardly suprising we are boring the audience''.
Haven't bought a RP for a while either, so this is maybe old news, but I can't help but agree with him. Any thoughts on the matter on a more sensible forum?
Mark Johnston comes out with a lot of arrogant tosh for an intelligent bloke but he's right on this one. Unlike his views on 48hr decs which fails to take in the views of the wider audience without whom he would be back to being a vet !
Mark Johnston comes out with a lot of arrogant tosh for an intelligent bloke but he's right on this one. Unlike his views on 48hr decs which fails to take in the views of the wider audience without whom he would be back to being a vet !
Totally agree with Johnston but I don't recall him having any objections (quite the reverse) when his pal P Savill started us on this road, while labelling us "self centred punters without a care for the financial health of the sport".
Totally agree with Johnston but I don't recall him having any objections (quite the reverse) when his pal P Savill started us on this road, while labelling us "self centred punters without a care for the financial health of the sport".