They look like they want to avoid the ITV presenters ITV....Stop giving them grief, why should the jockeys have to explain why they haven't won? It must get on their nerves to be approached in this way
Still too many talking heads and not enough horses. The owners finance the sport but the media follow the jockeys and trainers around. We only see the horses briefly before and after a race although it has been better on RTV with less other meetings on and plenty of time between races.
Still too many talking heads and not enough horses. The owners finance the sport but the media follow the jockeys and trainers around. We only see the horses briefly before and after a race although it has been better on RTV with less other meetings
Some horrible comments about riders who risk their necks for our amusement. For me interviews should be OPTIONAL in all sports and that includes winners. it is not what they are paid to do.
Some horrible comments about riders who risk their necks for our amusement. For me interviews should be OPTIONAL in all sports and that includes winners. it is not what they are paid to do.
And Racing TV wasn't that much better. Rubbish meetings at Huntingdon on Wednesday and Fakenham today, plus all weather flat towards the end of the day. None of them should be there. You don't interrupt the FA Cup Final for a kickabout down the park.
Yes, and how good would that make them look?And Racing TV wasn't that much better. Rubbish meetings at Huntingdon on Wednesday and Fakenham today, plus all weather flat towards the end of the day. None of them should be there. You don't interrupt the
Make them look good to whom dd? A lot of RTV subscribers are either employed in the sport or long term fans and how many of them gives a toss about the presenters rushing around for interviews? ITV is different I suppose with a lot of casual viewers. We have the disgraceful contracts for football and tennis when every manager or player is forced to give interviews as a condition of entering the competition. I would rather have a view of a horse in a field than talking heads.
Make them look good to whom dd? A lot of RTV subscribers are either employed in the sport or long term fans and how many of them gives a toss about the presenters rushing around for interviews? ITV is different I suppose with a lot of casual viewers.