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MayoMan
12 Aug 16 17:39
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Speaking yesterday HRI chief executive Brian Kavanagh said: "We are very pleased that ATR and SIS have reached agreement for a new term. It was always our preferred outcome that Irish racing should continue to enjoy the many benefits that coverage on ATR brings and we value ATR's support immensely."

What exactly are those benefits Brian ?     Seeing the race finish half an hour after its finished certainly isn't one
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Report GANT007 August 12, 2016 6:13 PM BST
Funding my good man, it's not all about the lad doing his conkers online.
Report Kelly August 12, 2016 8:52 PM BST
From what I know the racecourses get a good handout per race shown on ATR .  Keeping some of the smaller tracks in the black I suspect .
Report CALLING CARD August 12, 2016 9:54 PM BST
i wonder has there been a change in the fee per race structure? and how does the new deal affect the payments made to and by bookmakers?
Report cloone river August 12, 2016 10:34 PM BST
The racecourses get 40 to 45000 per meeting.
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