They USED to be good, but now - I rarely read it anymore.
Thoroughbred Times website
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nferro9925
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Thoroughbred Times website
Is anyone else getting tired of reading 2 week old stories on this website and finding out about "breaking" news stories days later??
They USED to be good, but now - I rarely read it anymore.
They USED to be good, but now - I rarely read it anymore.
- EyeforGlory
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Many of the stories on their home page are headlines in two or three places. I really dislike it compared to the old one, and I hardly ever use it now. Big mistake on their part.
I usually use Bloodhorse.com, but I actually don't like their latest design either. They've interspersed their hard news with videos and blogs, and I feel distracted when I scroll through it. Simple is better, folks!
I usually use Bloodhorse.com, but I actually don't like their latest design either. They've interspersed their hard news with videos and blogs, and I feel distracted when I scroll through it. Simple is better, folks!
"When I am on my deathbed, I imagine I will say, 'Thank God I did that'" - Arthur Hancock, on buying back Gato del Sol from Europe after Exceller was killed in a slaughterhouse in Sweden.
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nferro9925
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I also don't like the blogs and alot of the other stuff all over the web.
It's very confusing when I want to READ a story.
I do like the race video area in case I read about a close race and want to see it - or if a favorite is running.
Alot of it I can do without though.
I miss the questions at the bottom of the page too. (lower lip put out pouting)
It's very confusing when I want to READ a story.
I do like the race video area in case I read about a close race and want to see it - or if a favorite is running.
Alot of it I can do without though.
I miss the questions at the bottom of the page too. (lower lip put out pouting)
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Monmouth Matt
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I really like some of the BH blogs, and have contributed to them. But sometimes it's not clear when you are clicking on a headline that it is a blog and not a journalistic article.
"When I am on my deathbed, I imagine I will say, 'Thank God I did that'" - Arthur Hancock, on buying back Gato del Sol from Europe after Exceller was killed in a slaughterhouse in Sweden.
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Re: Thoroughbred Times website
nferro9925 wrote:Is anyone else getting tired of reading 2 week old stories on this website and finding out about "breaking" news stories days later??![]()
Yes, they seem to have missed the entire point of the internet media phenomenon. You know, that whole instant access to news, updated continuously. That sort of thing.
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vineyridge
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I hate the new TT site design.
They are probably trying to make sure that people pay for the magazine by not putting the content on a free website. But still . . .
Sometimes I think all the print media have gone insane in their plans to deal with the internet. It's like they were all given a recipe for disaster that they are following down to the period on each sentence.
Sometimes I think all the print media have gone insane in their plans to deal with the internet. It's like they were all given a recipe for disaster that they are following down to the period on each sentence.
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