Chad Rozema, who worked as an on-air commentator for both standardbred and thoroughbred broadcasts for the Woodbine Entertainment Group, has made the decision to leave the company
to spend more time with his family.
Rozema, who began his career as a commentator with HPItv on February 6, 2007, is grateful for having had the opportunity to offer his insight on both breeds, including his work on Bet Night Live, which airs on The Score.
“The past five years have been incredible working for WEG,” said the 32-year-old Rozema. “I was surrounded by fantastic colleagues and met so many great fans whom I will miss seeing every day.
“The WEG broadcast department is second to none and they put so much effort into producing a great product for everyone to enjoy and I am really proud to have been a part of it.”
Rozema, who calls Elmira, Ont. home, appeared in his final Bet Night Live show on Monday.
“On behalf of everyone at WEG, I want to thank Chad for his contribution to our various broadcast platforms, and specifically his critical role in growing our successful Bet Night Live network broadcast,” said WEG Executive VP of Racing Jamie Martin. “We wish him all the best in the future, which I hope includes many trips to the races at Mohawk and Woodbine.”
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Best wishes Chad-you will be
Best wishes Chad-you will be missed-thanks for the coverage you gave Zorgwijk Kingpin-Scot, Joe and I always appreciated chatting with you and your good wishes for us-enjoy your family-Murray Neilson.
What a great job you did on
What a great job you did on BET NIGHT LIVE Chad. Wish you and yours the best in the future, and may I ask what the future holds for you, what"s your next stepping stone?
From calling the races at
From calling the races at Sutton Fair to all your work at WEG you did a great job.
All the best with whatever you do in the future.
Try to stay in the game in some way.
Chad's a good friend of
Chad's a good friend of mine, and he was a terrific on-air personality for harness racing. Here's wishing him all the best with his future endeavours!
WEG loses one good man, but the company and the sport are fortunate to have Jason Portuondo returning to the mix!
The road of life traveled
The road of life traveled alone may yield gold, but as a family-will always yield diamonds:-) Good luck in all you do, and Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm for a wonderful sport stocked with equine athletes!