All right. So if you're just tuning in, don't run away. No, we're not doing a deep dive into the preakness.

But because of the performance, if you didn't watch it, it's just take a minute and watch it.

It is proof to me that ESPN had it right 30 years ago when they put secretariat among sports centuries, top 50 athletes, horses are athletes.

So we're asking the question.

Because what journalism did the way that race went down, that is a one in a hundred

thousand thing.

I mean, it was remarkable, breathtaking.

You heard Larry Colmus, who's one of the best race announcers in the country, on the fly,

he had to like recalibrate in his brain what he was seeing.

And the fact that the horse got up after Rico, you said it, it was almost three horses just

doing a backflip. And I'm beginning to lean more towards your side because I guess one of the

horses that was in there just shut it down. And I guess

it finished dead last and that

horse was one of the favorites. That was clever again.

And just said, he said, I've had enough.

Yep. Whereas goal oriented fought on

but couldn't overcome

that. But the other horse, you know

what? Fine. Not my night.

And it looked like game sevens.

A lot of Tatum's out there.

Let's go to Sam 971.

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