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A Note from the Editor
Like many UK businesses, we are feeling the pressure of economic struggles, and we have reluctantly taken some cost-cutting measures. As of December, coverage of evening racing will be provided on a commentary-only basis, and we will no longer be able to provide an analyst for every day's racing.
We have identified certain days throughout the month where the service can be significantly enhanced by the presence of an analyst, and will aim to fill that role on as many of those days as we can.
I found the standard of the pundits very high, without the pundit it's terrible, no better than a commentary service.
Like many UK businesses, we are feeling the pressure of economic struggles, and we have reluctantly taken some cost-cutting measures. As of December, coverage of evening racing will be provided on a commentary-only basis, and we will no longer be able to provide an analyst for every day's racing.
We have identified certain days throughout the month where the service can be significantly enhanced by the presence of an analyst, and will aim to fill that role on as many of those days as we can.
I found the standard of the pundits very high, without the pundit it's terrible, no better than a commentary service.
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poor old Terry,no jockeys & now no radio job.
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Brakes being applied to the gravy train,all we need now is the racing post to get rid of most of the tipsters/'reporters' and dedicate more space to form
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Yep, Terry was their best pundit.
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Why not just cut Graham Cunningham, he only ever reads from the racecard anyway.
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