Seven signs Magic Millions to 2027
New six-year broadcast partnership with Queensland racing event.
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Seven has signed Queensland horse-racing event Magic Millions Raceday until 2027, in a new six-year broadcast partnership.
Seven West Media Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, James Warburton, said: “As the most exciting day on the Queensland racing calendar, Magic Millions Raceday is a must-watch event and we can’t wait to bring fans all the action from the Gold Coast once again in 2023 and beyond.
“There’s no better way to open our electrifying 2023 racing coverage and we look forward to continuing our close partnership with Magic Millions.”
Event co-owner, Katie Page, said: “Magic Millions is delighted to renew its broadcast deal with the Seven Network, which will see our partnership extend until 2027.
“The Seven Network racing broadcast team are arguably the best in the world. Seven’s team of experts take the palpable excitement of our world-class raceday and ensure the audience – racing and sporting fans from across Australia – experience the thrill and adrenaline as if they were on the Gold Coast.
“Seven acknowledges that The Star Gold Coast Magic Millions Raceday is a spectacle of thoroughbred racing excellence and entertainment like no other. Together we have been able to build the raceday audience to millions of Australians.”
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Regarding Point 1, the advertising revenue from gambling and betting companies and sponsorships is a big factor
Two thoughts: 1) I still don’t get what’s in it for seven broadcasting the horse racing. Other than the Melbourne Cup, does any one watch? I’m assuming yes as seven presumably are not stupid; 2) “The Seven Network racing broadcast team are arguably the best in the world.” – whenever I see the word “arguably” I know imo that the person saying it is just making stuff up.