It's sad to hear the lamentation in Shep's voice from the avalanche of commercials. I'm glad they're here, though, as it helps to understand Shep during the broadcast as well as why he left the medium. There's nostalgia about the commercials, too, as well as being culturally historic. Thanks again for another interesting upload, Dapper Gent.
As well as always being entertaining this one is quite ironic .... In 1983 the New York Racing Association had what was effectively an "Old Timer's Day" at Belmont .... AND the great Kelso was one of the horses who paraded that day .... He was 26 years old (which is pretty elderly for a horse) and he died the next day ....
It's sad to hear the lamentation in Shep's voice from the avalanche of commercials. I'm glad they're here, though, as it helps to understand Shep during the broadcast as well as why he left the medium. There's nostalgia about the commercials, too, as well as being culturally historic. Thanks again for another interesting upload, Dapper Gent.
As well as always being entertaining this one is quite ironic .... In 1983 the New York Racing Association had what was effectively an "Old Timer's Day" at Belmont .... AND the great Kelso was one of the horses who paraded that day .... He was 26 years old (which is pretty elderly for a horse) and he died the next day ....