But there you are at York, and you didn't go, right?

No, I didn't.

I'm from Seattle, Washington, or Washington State, at least.

And the majority of summers in my life growing up, I was at Long Anchor's Racetrack, a defunct track that went out of business there in 1992.

And the most coveted race up there is called the Long Anchor's Mile.

And so that race was on a Sunday.

This race was on a Friday, so for me to fly from Kentucky, I could only really choose one.

You think that's about right?

Talk me through his progression and winning the Nunthorpe States, because that's pretty damn amazing.

Yeah, he took a little time.

Tori is the one that gave me the horse.

She chose me as a trainer, which I'm extremely grateful as any trainer would be that trains a guy like this.

And they've been very patient with him because when he came up, he had some shins, just like a lot of the two-year-olds do when they come from a two-year-old training sale.

So we gave him plenty of time.

And he was training here in...

Can this horse surprise people?

What sort of chance do you give him?

Well, he's undefeated this year, with this being, we've pointed for this race.

So he's come out on the polytrack at Turfway and won a $250,000 stake in March, and came back on the grass at Churchill, and he ran open links he won by.

So he hasn't taken on the company in America this year as he did last year in the morning.

But the morning was only off of maiden win.

He was a little bit less experienced than Gestad and the others in there.

So we're hopeful, especially with the ground being firm this week with the weather, that he's going to like it.

going to have three in the