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VIDEOGRAPHER: Pat Cooney films races from a jockey’s point of view.
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In addition to putting it on his own helmet, Cooney has outfitted leading jockeys Jeff Murphy, Carl Rafter and Liam McVicar with the helmetcam when Cooney is not racing.
Cooney limits videos to the point-to-point circuit. “I didn’t want to get into a conflict of interest with National Steeplechase and their live Web feeds, and sponsors and whatnot,” he said. "If NSA says it’s okay, I’ll take the camera to the hunt meets. Everybody loves it.”
Quickly becoming a desktop publishing whiz, Cooney edits films in Windows Movie Maker, cutting down an entire race — four to six minutes — to two or three minutes, adding a
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