And a judge might say, I just love that type.

What are your thoughts? Well, and the complexities, I think that's very true.

And the complexities of judging involve what division you're judging and what the qualities of the horse for that division are in my mind as a judge.

And keep in mind that not all judges bring the same experience to the judging booth.

And what I admire in, let's talk about an adult amateur horse or a children's horse or a short stirrup pony or a junior hunter with a young kid on it, the qualities I admire are, I may bring from my experience as a trainer where I want a horse that looks like it loves its job and is taking care of the kid and they look very much in sync.

And maybe it's a bad mover, but boy, it's a great jumper.

Or, you know, maybe it's this or that, but it's beautiful.

Do you see a future in which we do have standardized deductions or a more standardized judging system?