Can you have a good time if your horse takes a shit?

This is the Greg Cody Show with Greg Cody.

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Here's your host, Greg Cody.

What a setting. It's a beautiful South Florida day. Mid afternoon, breezy, sunny. We're at Gulfstream

Park, probably the premier thoroughbred racing track in South Florida. I'll tell you one thing. We are

not with the peasants right now. We are up in a suite.

An owner's suite. Yeah, an owner's suite. Clark, my horse racing buddy, Clark Spencer, knows everybody here.

We're hooked up with a suite and our races in a few races. We're race number nine, six just ended, so it's getting close. I am more nervous than a snake in a rock and chair factory.

I mean, this is the first time I have ever had a horse that I invest in to watch in person.

Yeah. I can't tell you how thrilled I am. I'm like a kid on Christmas morning.

What you say? I'm more nervous than a snake in a rocking chair factory.

He did just order a bucket of Miller Light, so you're doing all right. That'll calm me down a little bit. Yeah, that'll calm me down. We love that Miller Light, don't we? But I'm excited. We should bring Clark in maybe in a second because he's not confident about the horse winning. Yeah. I mean, he thinks it could win. Right now, of the seven horses, it's the fourth favorite.

It's like smack dab in the middle in terms of odds. But I like the fact that it's a small race. Seven horses is a small field. There's going to be some room, some space. This horse of ours, this La Grande just killed it in her first race and first victory in Argentina.

Clark said that was kind of like minor leagues.

Yeah, it's a better field.

I mean, golf seems a big track.

They get good trainers here, good jockeys and good horses.

Daddy's already up 225.

Really?

Yeah, I'll show the audience here.

The voucher for 325.

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