Jose Ortiz is saluting the crowd that is cheering him right now.

What's the mean to you to get her for your first degree win?

It's a dream come true.

This is a bigger race in the world for me.

And I'm just blessed.

I get to ride almost every year, but get to win it.

It's just special. find my mom and my dad

here today it's very special and I just wish my grandpa was here but I know looking from heaven

it's very happy that I get my goal, my life dream goal, achieve.

And, you know, it's just amazing experience.

I can't wait to see my family and celebrate.

That's Jose Ortiz, the jockey, who won the Kentucky Derby atop golden tempo.

His brother finished second.

You know, like, the Super Bowl is the number one U.S. sporting event every year.

Kentucky Derby second.

Daytona 500 for some, Masters for some.

College football, national championship game, World Series, obviously for me.

Kentucky Derby might be second in terms of like national appeal.

You got to remember talking about the whole United States of America. So I don't know if I don't know if it be.

I don't know what parts am I ignoring? I don't know, but I'm just saying. Well, now it's huge in the Puerto Rican community. At number one. Surpassing the Super Bowl. Ladies gentlemen. Ladies gentlemen, Gabe Ramirez came in here. Keep the regaton going on, Tanny, please. I would like that.

Preach. Preach. Preach. You're feeling it. You were feeling the Kentucky Derby. Let me say that I didn't, I didn't see it real time. You're busy this weekend. No, but it's like every year Derby Day, I try to make a point to get to the TV and catch the two minutes at the very least and this year I didn't and so I went back and watched it and then and watched it again and watched other angles

because there were great stories and everything like that but were you watching live

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