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So is it just the females on Sky racing that 'do your head in' or females in general? The females on RUK are ok are they, the females in your daily life are ok, it is just the females on Sky racing? Or is it Sky Racing?
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Only the ones on Sky Sports Racing,even all of my mates have said the same so its not just me.Racing UKs females seem to know what they are talking about and I can listen to their voices but not on Sky Sports.
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What do they say that annoys you Tantpis?
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It is just the sound of their voices when they are describing horses form etc,give me Lydia anytime for the pre race talk.Like I have mentioned it is not just myself,mates of myself have said the same,Well I suppose you get what you pay for Sky Racing is free on Sky.
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Well tantpis i totally disagree
Alex hammond is one of the best male or female. She is very knowledgable always positive and happy with a lovely smile and without any of that nepotistic horsiness which i hate. Hayley moore is top class too. Loses a few points for nepotism. |
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Gina is average i think she brings lots of nepotism
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op should mute the sound and use the subtitles.
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The only things I look for in a racing presenter are a pretty face and/or big ****
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Celtic, if only they could put Matt on all the time then I would be happy.
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I suppose its like Marmite some like it others hate it.
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There are no subtitles on Sky Sports Racing, are there?
And as for Alex Hammond not benefiting from 'nepotism'!!!!! After splitting from her first husband, trainer Micky Hammond, after an affair with champion jockey Tony McCoy, Alex, 34, went on to date trainer Richard Hannon Jnr. Alas, I can disclose that she has now parted from her second husband, jockey Richard Quinn, just 19 months after the couple tied the knot. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1172700/Sorry-Majesty-royal-box-full.html And that was 13 years ago. I've lost track since then. |
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tantpis 04 Jan 22 20:53
Celtic, if only they could put Matt on all the time then I would be happy. Goodness me surely you don't mean Matt "Chapman"? The most irritating of all without question. |
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i could not give a "monkeys" who the presenter/pundit is,there are only a couple who i would take much notice of anyway so just have the mute button on until the race starts.
its the pictures/camera work that's practically finished me taking much interest in the sport,the constant "close ups", panning in on the line(so you cannot see the placed horses) and a "head on" if we lucky, i'm convinced it's done purposely. so iv'e gone from watching nearly every race run in the UK to virtually nothing,perhaps in the long term they have done me a massive favour. if you still "punting" have a prosperous new year everyone, looking at the forum recently seems like a lot have also lost interest in the game for whatever reason. |
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I like Seb very good pundit, calls out jockeys giving poor rides.
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Knot,agree with you about the TV angles,hated the Chepstow ones they showed and some of the Flat races shown were terrible could never see the horses not in shot making up ground,some of Kempton was poor.You do get good shots of the leaders jumping but do not see the ones out of shot.All I can say to you is good luck in the New Year.
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Sparrow, he is annoying to yourself but others find him entertaining.Like my post about the Sky Racing female presenters,I cannot stand them but others like them.My wife loves to watch Strictly Dancing and I cant stand it,I suppose if we all liked the same things it would make life quite boring.
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Screaming Apart from the Alex Hammond comment, that same page has an article about Jeffrey Epstein and "his chum Prince Andrew". Based on his age quoted that is a 2009 article as well.
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Chapman - the gob of racing
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Gobsh1te of racing yer mean
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Chapman is like big mac. Okay for five minutes.
Whereas i can listen to thommo for hours....one for the judge. |
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My mrs aint interested in racing
Dont think many women are Authorities have tried to get them in for years.... Fashion shows, ladies days, bands etc etc Why cant we really be diverse And have men only courses and meetings ? Now that would be properly diverse in todays day and age |
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My mate told his mrs for years that cheltenham toilets were cr4pp and she wouldnt like them.
Mrs said one year how do you know ? He said men use them when the queue was too long for the gents That done the trick... She still aint been |
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Not sure where you go racing irishone but every meeting I've been to there are plenty woman in attendance. All the ladies days at the Scottish tracks in normal times are sold out weeks in advance. Granted many will be there for the social side rather than the racing but to infere woman don't go racing is a nonsense imo
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One of the best things about racing is that it is inclusive for women. Going racing is about so much more than gambling itsca great social experience
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