And that's why we now welcome in Brad Thomas. Brad, welcome. How are you?

I'm great, Mike. How's it going?

All right, here we go. And you'll obviously be hearing Brad and seeing him at Monmouth very soon,

which opens in just a couple of days. And we might be taken Mongo Nation there on opening day.

We're contemplating after last week's debacle with the shoes.

We are contemplating that as one of our options, which would be a stake at Monument on opening

day, the 13th we might be visiting Brad's track, so we'll see.

Well, look forward to seeing you guys there.

We might be doing that.

We might be there that day, Brad.

We'll have to come visit.

All right, here we go.

We start with looking at Lee on the rail.

He has superseded, Mike.

Great Foundation earned against top-level fields.

And for the first time, last time, he was truly looming like a genuine threat to win a greater race.

When he stretched out to nine furlongs in the Arkansas Derby, he showed nice athleticism and perseverance,

weaving his way

through rush hour traffic in a frenetic stretch run he really was athletic

he was paid in those last two races at oklah on as daily racing forms relatively

new pace symbols clearly show in the p pps trainer steve asmiston has believed

though in this horse's mile toquarter prowess and derby potential

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