Judgement in the High Court for an interdict to ensure that the applicants continue receiving “the televised broadcasting of live, real-time horseracing events” on the same terms as prevailed up until 31st January 2014
Bookmakers objected to an increase in cost for receiving the broadcasts – case dismissed in the High Court. The court raised a suspicion that Phumelela might not at all times have acted in good faith
Tellytrack plans to revert to its previous ‘race every ten minutes’ format on DSTV’s Channel 239, with local racing sharing the coverage with racing from overseas
Reader Michael Jacobs says that the silence from Tellytrack bosses has been deafening
“Ok, so I’ve either misunderstood the term ‘iconic’ or I’ve missed something else.” Robyn Louw questions why we get Mauritian racing, but no coverage from Hong Kong
Fee increases and changes to the terms and conditions under which South African bookmakers display the Tellytrack feed in their outlets have angered many. Phumelela chief exec Rian du Plessis explains changes are to improve profitability
Relevant or revolting ? Robyn Louw looks at whether the National still has a place
Ending weeks of speculation, Multichoice, Phumelela, Gold Circle and Kenilworth Racing finally reach agreement on Tellytrack
The bottom line is just don’t trust anything you read or hear on racing dissemination channels as it could prove expensive
Tellytrack replies to the KZNBS press release, pending the court case
