article_snippet: Racing will shake up Racing TV tender process this summer by asking broadcasters which races broadcasters want to bid for rather than restricting broadcasters to specific packages.
article_snippet: Racing Media Group, the TV arm of English racing, remain remarkably pleased with C4’s coverage, which runs until the end of 2016, despite the decline in armchair watchers.
article_snippet: But allowing TV networks to customise TV networks bids means racing could separately sell racing crown jewels — Cheltenham, Royal Ascot, the Derby and Grand National — to terrestrial channels.
article_snippet: This makes commercial sense, especially as racing is already well served by two subscription channels for the run-of-the-mill meetings.
highlights_snippet: Racing could separately sell crown jewels — Cheltenham, Royal Ascot, the Derby and Grand National — to terrestrial channels if changes are made .
  