Hard Battles And Water Beds
LANCE BENSON: Mike De Kock’s entertaining post-race comments on Sunday included the silly censorship scissors from our Tellytrack. Oh so predictable.
7th December 2011
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LANCE BENSON: Mike De Kock’s entertaining post-race comments on Sunday included the silly censorship scissors from our Tellytrack. Oh so predictable.
Shaheen Shaw is the only presenter worth his salt and should be promoted to a senior position to teach the other presenters about public punter relations and marketing.
SARAH WHITELAW: This weekend’s racing reminded me of a statement made by a former Cape steward. He said, when addressing the problem of dwindling crowds, ”The monkeys will always climb over the fences (in order to attend the races).”
LANCE BENSON: If Tellytrack were a human being, it would be suffering from multiple conditions of schizophrenia and bipolarity. The predictable unpredictability of the beast has been demonstrated in no uncertain terms in the past few weeks
I was reading the latest online edition of Sporting Post and I suddenly realised what an admirable job all of you at the Sporting Post are doing. I think that your all round coverage from racing to breeding is excellent and help us keep in the loop on a global scale as well.
It would be interesting to obtain a comment from the racing operators or Tellytrack as to their policy regarding their personnel or paid contractors utilising
LANCE BENSON: Next weekend sees the running of South Africa’s richest race on sand, the Gr2 Emerald Cup.
The Tellytrack programme Under Starter’s Orders is to be sponsored by Ladbrokes SA, an arm of the British-based gambling company, from this Saturday.
