00:04This is Englishman. I don't know if I have to give him any introduction. Come here, boo-boo.
00:09Come here. I know you're eating. You caught him at feed time. He's quite fun to have. Maxfield
00:16plays with his tongue and flips it around. He does the same thing when he's not worried about
00:20getting back to his feed. He's been great. Just can't really say anything. He shows it out there
00:27on the track. He is a gentleman, usually. Yes, I don't have anything. You're making my shirt
00:33all dirty. But he is pointing towards the Reader's Cup sprint. He's kind of funny where
00:39he, they kind of let him dawdle into the work where he's going about 25, almost 26. And
00:46then when he hits the eighth or the quarter pull and he switches his leads, he finishes
00:49with the big gallop out. And that's what everyone gets to see. But the first, the first quarter
00:54is always a lot slower, which is why the final time isn't rocket chip time. Again, he's just
00:58been really fun and it's kind of been fun how to manage him. Here we have Golden Tempo. Again,
01:07a horse without the need of an introduction. It's been a blessing to have him and can't say
01:15how grateful I am enough to have him. It's been fun watching him go from kind of a little
01:21pudge baby and evolve into the racehorse that he is now. He's always been super cute and
01:27fun. And when he's feeling really good, he'll give me a little nibble, but he likes to be
01:31scratched. Come here. Where's your spot? Oh, right there. Yeah. So we just try to give him
01:38something he likes before he gets what he wants and tries to bite me. But yeah, we're very excited
01:45about the Breeders' Cup Classic and really confident going into the race. This is Brilliant Birdie. He is
01:53on the also eligible for the Breeders' Cup Mile, but it looks like he's going to get in. So hopefully
02:00everything goes to plan. But he's five years old. He's been a really cool horse to train. Super good boy.
02:09Commentate who won earlier in the meet, we have pointed towards an allowance race at Churchill.
02:14A bit more ground at a mile, but it's a one turn mile. So hopefully he can put himself in
02:20a better
02:20position for Jose. Tan Hauser, who's an OBS grad, she's a filly that's come in and she's remarkably
02:29mature, physically super mature. She looks like an older mare and she acts like that around the barn.
02:36And she found herself great during the race, obviously, and put in that winning effort first time out.
02:41The plan for her is kind of TBD, probably run her back in an allowance race, but keeping all options
02:47open right now. We have Remember Mamba in the Bryant Station, kind of regrouped with him after Saratoga.
02:56Hindsight is 20-20. We thought he wanted to go longer, but neither race that he ran in Saratoga in
03:02their series was disappointing. We just were expecting a bit more from him. So we're going
03:07to regroup. He's won here at Keeneland a couple times and we're going to add blinkers on him,
03:12but he looks fantastic and he's been training really impressively. And then we have So Sandy,
03:18who's on the also eligible in the Fayette. He's a cult that has been a really fun horse, kind of
03:27in the same vein as Golden Temple, where he's gotten better as he's gotten older. And with racing,
03:32he came off the bench with a really impressive win this summer at Ellis, and then followed that up with
03:38an impressive second place finish at Churchill where he just missed at the wire. This one
03:47is named opposite. Her name is Harmoniously, but she is obviously a little temperamental.
03:54I know. She won her first time out. She's by life is good. And we have her slated to enter
04:03in
04:03an allowance race on one of the Breeders' Cup days. So that'll be our second start after her first win.
04:11Are you going to be a little bit nicer to everyone? No? Okay. Okay.
04:15This is Matrice. She's a curling filly, and we're hoping to get her entered in the maiden special
04:23weight on, again, Breeders' Cup day. She's been a really nice filly. She acts like she'll relish two
04:31turns, but super, super sweet. And yes, you are very sweet and probably will be better as she
04:40races and moves forward in her career. Yes, you are such a good girl.
04:45This is McCoy. McCoy is a Pennsylvania bred. He won his first race, first out at Parks on
04:55Pennsylvania Derby Day. They're going to run him in a stake here at Keeneland, but decided just to
05:02wait until the allowance race for him. That's also on Breeders' Cup weekend. He's a really good boy
05:10by Vekoma, and he has been training really well. He's another Corolin. His name is Highwaymen.
05:23We're hoping to get him started as well on Breeders' Cup weekend. It'll be his first start. He's a really
05:28nice colt. He's also by Curlin. Acts like two turns will be his better distance, but he's super sweet.
05:36He's been really impressive in all of his morning works. Been super, very straightforward.
05:42This is our barn pony, Bully. Come here. Come on. You gotta say hi if we're doing the barn tour.
05:47Come here. Bully was purchased for the maiden auction tag way back when, when those races first
05:54came out, and he made about $250,000, and now he's our barn mascot. He's super cute,
06:01and he's a little meatball. And then down here, this is Honor Is Mine. She's an unraced two-year-old
06:10Philly homebred of CRK Stables, and she's another one. Try to get her started in a maiden race here on
06:19Breeders' Cup weekend. Her half-brother is Common Tate, who won for us early in the meet.
06:26Hopefully when she runs, she's a little different and doesn't come from eight lengths behind everybody
06:31and just gets up in the wire. She seems a lot more forward. She's also been very impressive in all
06:36of
06:36her works. So she's, she's one that we're looking forward to, and we'll give the little endorsement
06:43that she's by Honor AP, who CRK campaigned. So I'm really looking forward to her. She's, you can see,
06:50she's super sweet and just a really nice filly to have around the barn. Yeah.
