00:00I would say that we, my wife and I, have that competitiveness about anything.
00:06If we play tennis or anything, she would always want to beat me.
00:09She always talks about a sprinting career.
00:12Sorry, if she wants to say it.
00:13Zara's sprinting career?
00:14Yeah.
00:15Was that quite sure?
00:16Hurdles.
00:16Was it?
00:17Yeah, she was very good.
00:19I mean, children don't always see the point of the sports that you introduce them to.
00:23And I was, funnily enough, my trainer had her last child not interested.
00:28He wouldn't have anything to do with horses until he'd gone to college when they started riding.
00:34And sometimes it takes some time before they really work out what they want to do.
00:39And that's how you have to be so careful that you give them a spread of things to do.
00:43Yeah, but also isn't it the particular coach you have at a particular time?
00:47Well, everybody, I think it's true.
00:49I think all children have so many skills that they could deploy.
00:52But the person, if they meet the right person at the right time,
00:55It creates the good memories, I think.
00:57That's what drives them down the sport they want to follow.
01:00I was fortunate.
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