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05-18-2008, 05:18 PM
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well that hammerin hank or whatever they call him, i've never seen him pick a winner. also they kept harping about the slow pace in the dixie. the turf was soft from inches of rain, of course the grass was slow. then they were baffled when a closer won (what idiots). then they go on and on about no horse being injured. like everytime the gate opens a horse breaks down or something. hype , hype and more hype. plus at least get someone that picks an occasional winning ticket, jeeeeeez! and both networks went on about big brown bouncing. he could of slowed down 7 lengths and still beat the plugs that were in there. it reminded me of bernardinis win in the travers, can you say no competition !
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05-18-2008, 08:06 PM
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ESPN, who broadcast the Belmont the last 2 years, showed the race prior. They're good about that.
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05-19-2008, 09:05 AM
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Update
There are discussions going on to extend ESPN's coverage of Belmont Stakes Day to 6:00 PM ET and air the two stakes on one of those outlets, overlapping the first hour of ABC's coverage.
Let ESPN show the Belmont as well, with unique camera angles.
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05-19-2008, 09:17 AM
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Comparing the Derby/Preakness is totally bogus because ESPN/ABC.. under the Disney umbrella... broadcast the Belmont, not NBC.
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