When you get to October, it’s generally the right time of year to try 3-year-olds against older horses. That part of it we’re not overly concerned about. The kind of races he ran in the...

I think this is probably the best race she’s ever run, which is saying a lot because she’s been such a very good, consistent mare. It seems like the older she gets, and more mature...

I’m always disappointed when I don’t win. I know everyone is critical of Bluegrass Cat’s speed figures. But he does not have a bad record, and I think he’ll improve with added distance. He had...

Obviously we know we?re in a position that he has to win the Classic to even think about that. If that happens then you can start looking at it a number of ways. He?s running...

What this race will tell us is if we have the potential to stretch him out to a mile and an eighth or a mile and a quarter against the very best. I would be...

He ran much-improved races last fall and has continued to develop physically. They stamped him as a horse moving toward the top of the handicap division.

The key for horses like him in their first start at two turns is to relax just a little to make their speed dangerous. You can’t get too caught up in who else is running...

If he were to win the Sprint, I think he puts himself in position to make a strong case for not only horse of the year, but champion three-year-old.

She’s a filly that’s shown quality without having to be on a sloppy track to do it. Like everyone else, I’ll be interested to see if she’s able to do the same thing on a...

He had a torn muscle in his left-hind leg, … We did an internal blister on him and gave him some down time to get that straightened away. We were originally thinking about bringing him...

The race (Davis) seemed to take nothing out of him and his energy level has been good since the race. It was just what we were looking for.

He’s a patient rider and we would like to see the horse settle in mid pack. I don’t think he’s a very difficult horse to ride.

Since the sale, he’s been at Ashford, resting and doing a little jogging. We’re in no hurry with him, although I still think he’s the precocious type. We’re just going to let him get settled...

He’s a pretty forward horse and the key is just really if they can relax just enough to make their speed dangerous and keep carrying it.

Right now, what I would like to do with him is run him in the Kentucky Derby. I thought he ran enough in the Florida Derby. I think he’s an improving horse. We’re obviously watching...

He lost a lot of ground. I thought he ran a big race.

I think he’s the complete package. I feel we’re holding a very strong hand.

He gets on six or seven horses a day and joked about a comeback. He asked to ride this one, and I have total confidence in him.

She took to the turf course well and turned in a big race, which she’s shown she’s capable of doing on certain days. She got a perfect trip and delivered with a perfect run down...