Why do you need to zoom-in and focus on a winner 5-6 lengths ahead leaving everything behind not visible. People still are watching for show/place/ex/tri bets. Is this a thing across every track?
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08-01-13 04:11 PM #1
What is it about camera guys being terrible at filming races?
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08-01-13 04:51 PM #2
No. Each track has it's own policy as to what they prefer.
Originally Posted by cutchemist42
Some do what you said. Some leave the leader alone and show the bunch behind the easy leader. Its not usually up to the camera man/woman to decide. at least not in Md, CT, Del. Mon.unless it recently changed.
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