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Fair comments by Spoticus... A few observations that I have shared with them and the BTC... Radio race calls and TV/streaming are different. You have more lattitude on radio as you are the eyes and ears for your audience. For TV/streaming, your audience sees the races-so your calls should match the video. While it may be preferred to be "6 storeys up" vs in the crowsnest at the Garrison Savannah, using binoculars and the " naked eye", can be enhanced by looking at the monitor in the commentary booth. Cameras pick up the horses even in poor natural light and should make those calls where trees etc , obscure the view from the booth. The other note is, the primary purpose of the said multiple cameras around the track, is to assist the stewards in adjudicating the fairness of the race. Their use may enhace the broadcast- overhead drone shots and side on as the gates fly etc... The results of finishes is determined by the dedicated finishline-camera...that takes the guesswork out of the close races. Jockeys' silks and caps, numbers and colours of saddlecloths, horses colours, markings and equipment, all help with the calls... Hope this helps behind the scenes? But nuhbobbi ain ask me nuttan- race calling ain easy but it can be easier when the guys relax and describe it in their own style and fashion vs trying to copy others elsewhere who do it as there primary occupation. The BTC has a veteranarian and a schoolteacher...keep improving Mr Gill💪🏾🇧🇧 9:37
Dude your making me cry! That music, the slow take, No joke! So happy for him! I'm next!!!! It's coming my friend! I wish him well, and welcome to the Greatest Show on Earth! The Sport of Kings!
To be honest, woodbine racing is substandard to european racing and I just cant find it that intriguing. i trying to watch them but the horses just does not have the quality.
I'm not sure if you know Carlos, but Jake had a stroke and was not well for a long time.Its got nothing to do with losing money. The man worked 7 days a week his whole life and never took a sick day.
Renaldo has always been a hard-working guy, from a hard-working family. From Papa Nick, brother Neco, and even the youngest brother who works for Roger..Well respected family 💯
The best trainer to pass through the Caribbean is Eric Colt Durant, he were born in Barbados 🇧🇧, came to Trinidad 🇹🇹 in 1946 as a groom with a horse by the name of Nylon, he made Trinidad 🇹🇹 his home 🏡, the great Sir Michael Stourt still training horses in Europe, one time said, Colt Durant will win races any part of this world 🌎 as a trainer, I used to be a groom back in the 1960tys, but I never made it as a trainer, in the 1980 tys I used to be an assistant trainer for Warren Pascuma, watching from NYC
