molly continues to embarass

The Newsreaders on SABC have a script so surely TT should have staff employed(is it the infamous backroom staff) that research the changes etc and all the presenter does is present facts.

Actually Neighmaster I do appreciate your point of view and you are correct as regards the amount of information... but I believe Mollet is at York and as such he is only handling the one meeting. And if I was at the track and wanted to have a punt... I do my home work.

and Mollet is the Chairman of the Moore fan club so zero zip excuses -

it must be difficult for you perfect guys who never make a mistake. give molly the break guys please so what if he get some thing wrong now and again. i am sure they pay peanuts at telly track so what you expect? having said that, i enjoy molly the nost he is enthusiastic, he is passionate and you can call me mad he is good for the racing. lighten up

Flash Harry Wrote:

---

> it must be difficult for you perfect guys who
> never make a mistake. give molly the break guys
> please so what if he get some thing wrong now and
> again. i am sure they pay peanuts at telly track
> so what you expect? having said that, i enjoy
> molly the nost he is enthusiastic, he is
> passionate and you can call me mad he is good for
> the racing. lighten up


have to agree, and he could have been drunk.

Molly is from Yorkshire and in York watching Frankel and considering York unofficially came about 10th in the Olympics, I am sure the entire town is still pissed

Slick, efficient, accurate is what you look for in a station such as TT..are they any of these?

Flash Harry Wrote:

---

> it must be difficult for you perfect guys who
> never make a mistake. give molly the break guys
> please so what if he get some thing wrong now and
> again. i am sure they pay peanuts at telly track
> so what you expect? having said that, i enjoy
> molly the nost he is enthusiastic, he is
> passionate and you can call me mad he is good for
> the racing. lighten up


Well said Harry !
Guys should lighten up no1's perfect.

If one is specifically (?) sent overseas to cover a certain meeting or festival then I believe there is little excuse for being unaware that one of the top riders is out as the individual has fewer meets to deal with accompanied by (usually) greater publicity and information flows.

Comparison - if Anton Marcus or Piere Strydom were injured just prior to a July or Gold Cup meeting would we regard it as acceptable that the studio presenter kept on referring to them on their relinquished rides? I think not. The 'loss' of a top class jockey on a any ride is generally regarded as a fairly material change.

As to updates - I have yet to experience an occasion where Betfair still reflects the original jockey booking when a change or replacement has occurred; no matter how recent that change is. Interbet, on the other hand, seldom changes jockey information once the races have been listed.

Regrettably this is a 'mistake' and the individual concerned needs to take criticism on the chin and be held accountable. The absence of 'zero tolerance' is one of the many reasons why the sport in this country appears so rudderless to the observer.