The idea was to train her and get her ready for the Azeri, but after her work the other day, I realized she is coming to hand way too fast. Then you have concerns: Am I going to have to hold her on the ground for another month? So, this seemed like a good idea and a good spot to get started.

I really liked him. He had a beautiful walk to him with nice conformation. It looks like a good family, so I thought wed take a crack with him.

I want to see the track do well.

The best thing right now is to get him back to the races and have him running well. Sometimes when they've been away for as long as he's been, they lose a little something. I don't see that with him.

It's at the point now that he's a little rank in the mornings and becoming very difficult to handle. I think getting him into a race is the best thing for him.

Everything the horse does, he does with high energy. He loves to work in the mornings. And most of all, the son of a gun likes to win.

The phone has been ringing off the hook. He's a very popular horse.

That was an absolutely masterful ride by Stewart.

I thought he ran great. That was his first race in a long time and I can't imagine him not moving forward off of that. As a matter of fact, I think there's a very good opportunity six months from now for us to see a whole lot different horse than what we've seen so far, as far as better. There's just so much room there, racing-wise and maturity-wise for him to get better.

I think she's stronger. She's a little bit bigger. She's very confident, where last year you could tell she was a little timid. Now, she thinks she's the queen.