After announcing the start of Race 11, the commentator realized everything in the room was shaking. "It looks like we've got a bit of an earthquake going on here, a very big earthquake in fact," he said. The greyhounds continued as if nothing had happened, although the race was officially abandoned afterwards.
Friday, January 24, 2014
Greyhounds kept racing during 6.3 magnitude earthquake in New Zealand
A greyhound race at the Manawatu Raceway in Palmerston North, New
Zealand was disturbed by a powerful 6.3 magnitude earthquake on Monday
afternoon, but the trackside commentator and dogs stayed cool under
pressure.
After announcing the start of Race 11, the commentator realized everything in the room was shaking. "It looks like we've got a bit of an earthquake going on here, a very big earthquake in fact," he said. The greyhounds continued as if nothing had happened, although the race was officially abandoned afterwards.
After announcing the start of Race 11, the commentator realized everything in the room was shaking. "It looks like we've got a bit of an earthquake going on here, a very big earthquake in fact," he said. The greyhounds continued as if nothing had happened, although the race was officially abandoned afterwards.
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