What do you have to say, Lee?

Let me in, let me in.

So what Dr. Durham was getting onto right there is huge.

It is one of the biggest misconceptions there is.

So the hind feet and the front feet have two very different jobs.

The front feet does the turning, the hind feet does the pushing.

And a lot of times you'll see, and horses, I'm going to just preface this with, you might be thinking my horse doesn't have a problem.

So, Lee, how are you considering this? You know, how are you looking at break over dependent on the discipline, too, because that's probably affecting a lot, including the type of shoes that you're using?