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wherever you get your podcasts. All right, let's talk about capping the Derby,

because the Derby is a very unique event and for many it's the one race a year.

They're going to watch the one race a year. They'll attempt to bet and I want to

start with the biggest thing. It's the field. These horses have never raced in nor

will ever race in a field of this size again unless they go international and

end up over in the Middle East running in a massive 20 horse field. It just does

not happen in American racing. Full stop. This is the first time they've ever

lined up with 20 and for 99% of horses it will be the only time they ever line up.

So off the top, I will tell you the first seven seconds of this race. Many, many,

many times while you can't win the race in the first seven seconds, you can lose

it. I mean, I'll never forget a couple years ago. There's a wonderful horse I

really liked. His race day ended the first, I don't know, three strides horse named

Mendelssohn. He was a very expensive horse. I think it was a $2 million purchase. Maybe

more. And he got checked. You may as well have Bob Probert next to him in the gate. And

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