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To: Sean who wrote (8008)	4/29/1999 8:02:00 AM
From: Paul Lee	Respond to of 17679

TV onthe WEB Produces First-Ever LIVE Webcast Of a Steeplechase Competition The 74th Running of the Virginia Gold Cup on May 1 LIVE on the Equestrian Channel at www.tvontheweb.com THE PLAINS, Va., April 29 /PRNewswire/ -- This Saturday, for the first time in steeplechasing history, TV onthe WEB, a strategic partner of Ampex Corp. (Amex: AXC), will produce a LIVE webcast of the prestigious Virginia Gold Cup direct from The Plains, VA. The webcast will be featured on The Equestrian Channel on tvontheweb.com, the first online video-based interactive equestrian community featuring videos of East Coast Grand Prix competitions; soon expanding to include other equestrian disciplines. The festivities begin at 10am ET, from the tents of Members Hill at Great Meadows, and continue until 5:00pm. TV onthe WEB will produce this webcast utilizing a five-camera switched-shoot, receiving feeds from the Paddock, Steward cameras along the steeplechase course, and its own cameras on the Hill. The webcast will feature interviews with personalities from across the nation and world, including a delegation from England and Ireland as well as comments from the jockeys, trainers, owners and spectators. The production will be hosted by TV onthe WEB's own Equestrian professional, Eileen Galoostian, accomplished in the disciplines of Three-Day Eventing (Intermediate Level), Jumpers (Preliminary Level) and Dressage (Third Level). "After producing the Gold Cup on video in 1995," states Dave Gardy, Chairman and Co-CEO of TV onthe WEB, "we look forward to expanding the Gold Cup's audience to a worldwide level by webcasting it on the Equestrian Channel." The Gold Cup is a bi-annual event, attracting a crowd of 50,000, where equestrians of every discipline from all over the Mid-Atlantic come to enjoy a day at the races. The steeplechase is held at Great Meadows, in Northern Virginia's scenic stretch of lush, green rolling hills. There are seven steeplechase races carded, commencing at 1:00 p.m. and ending at approximately 5:00 p.m. Pre-race activities will feature pony races and Jack Russell Terrier Races, and extend to pony rides, contests, networking, and plain old socializing.