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- from the first race on Thursday until they finish broadcasting on Saturday.
The other races appear to be inconsequential to them. :(
The other races appear to be inconsequential to them. :(
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It is shat, every time a jockey wins a race they have to say he is also in the national, ffs.
Catering for the majority, not the 200 addicts on the BF forum..
Immediately after the second race, 'the biggest news' was the jockey jocked up on last year's GN winner took a bad fall :^0
The, "majority," will NOT be interested in the National until Saturday morning, at the earliest.
the BBC are sh1te - only saving grace of GN meeting over RAscot is that gayboy and his fashions aren't foisted upon us.
I am old enough to remember the BBC of the early '70's with Lord Peter, Julian Wilson and the Triella...happy days:- no ethnic, gender or sexual preference considerations...just very good, heartfelt, knowledgeable horse racing coverage...EVERY WEEK!!!!!!
I am old enough to remember the BBC of the early '70's with Lord Peter, Julian Wilson and the Triella...happy days:- no ethnic, gender or sexual preference considerations...just very good, heartfelt, knowledgeable horse racing coverage...EVERY WEEK!!!!!!
Ladies Day tomorrow ...
All eyes are on Aintree - Thursday 8th April 2010 · Ladies' Day
although "Ladies Day," must be something of a euphemism, being Scouseland.
All eyes are on Aintree - Thursday 8th April 2010 · Ladies' Day
although "Ladies Day," must be something of a euphemism, being Scouseland.
The most popular colour with the 'ladies' tomorrow will be orange.
The BBC are a disgrace when it comes to sport. Taking football out of the equation the BBC divide sport into 3 categories:
1. Their favs (i.e. the ones that the senior execs like) which are given as much coverage as they can afford (usually by cutting back on other sports) - these include tennis, golf, athletics, tennis, rugby union, motor sports and more tennis.
2. One off events 'cherry picked' from sports that they have no in depth interest in - these include horse racing (all they want is the Derby, National and Royal Ascot), rugby league and one or two other sports.
3. Cheap fill in sports, these are sports (games?) where they can aquire the rights for low cost but they provide a lot of broadcasting time - these include snooker, bowls and darts.
This is why cricket coverage is such a sensitive issue for them. It used to fall into their category 3 but thanks to Sky they would have to pay 'real' money for the rights so don't bother with it but then try and argue that they really care about it - MOSEY YOU ARE A LIAR.
1. Their favs (i.e. the ones that the senior execs like) which are given as much coverage as they can afford (usually by cutting back on other sports) - these include tennis, golf, athletics, tennis, rugby union, motor sports and more tennis.
2. One off events 'cherry picked' from sports that they have no in depth interest in - these include horse racing (all they want is the Derby, National and Royal Ascot), rugby league and one or two other sports.
3. Cheap fill in sports, these are sports (games?) where they can aquire the rights for low cost but they provide a lot of broadcasting time - these include snooker, bowls and darts.
This is why cricket coverage is such a sensitive issue for them. It used to fall into their category 3 but thanks to Sky they would have to pay 'real' money for the rights so don't bother with it but then try and argue that they really care about it - MOSEY YOU ARE A LIAR.
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