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HappyHibby
27 May 23 20:40
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you've got to ask yourself...

what does the telly director at the track actually ask the camera operator to do ?

right Tommy can you zoom in so that you only get one horse in the picture for the best part of a furlong and the mugs sat at home can't see any other horse please...

so Tommy does what he's told and mugs sat at home can only see one horse for the best part of a furlong...

it really does beggar belief tbh...

why would the on course telly director do that ?

and if Tommy did it without being asked then why on earth would he do that ?

all very very strange if you ask me...

bizarre in fact.

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By:
DonegalPrince
When: 27 May 23 20:45
agreed. Totally nuts that
By:
HappyHibby
When: 27 May 23 21:04
and just to completely pi$$ me off he does it again in the 8.55...

i'm 100% convinced there is a perfectly good explanation for it.
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HappyHibby
When: 28 May 23 06:48
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utterly hideous...

judging by Martin Harris' slight pause he was watching the monitor and had to switch to his bins as he couldn't tell what was going on either...

as i say completely bizarre from the tv director at Ffos Las (and i doubt the camera operator just decided to do it off their own choice)...

surely if you were the persons boss you'd be asking them 'what were you playing at there ?'...

but as strange things happen all the time with these people then i doubt anyone will give a hoot...

it's a good way t make sure folk sat at home use drones tho...

well done telly director...

tremendous work there.
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