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This is a perfect example that when we look at the Best Little Derby of the West, 145 head in the open draw, up 43% from last year.
quality of the horse show, the quality of the horses.

And I know you've got some great data that maybe can help explain some of the growth and where it came from.

Do we begin to split up the competition in aged events, four-year-old specific, three-year-old fraternity, four-year-old derby, five-year-old and above maturity? You know, it appears that that's where the industry is wanting to go by the numbers.

Well, I think that's a great question, and we had a little casual conversation about it.

The four-year-old events, we've talked about that many times, and essentially early in the year, the four-year-old classes and four-year-old events, derbies, are... essentially three-year-olds i mean this got done shown in december and all of a sudden we're going to april or march or april and these early shows they're just long three-year-olds four-year-old classes i think are a great idea i really do four-year-old only my question would be then should the four-year-olds only be allowed to show in that four-year-old event in other words you choose i'm going to have this four-year-old event instead of being able to cross enter um Should the four-year-olds be then explicitly in a four-year-old event or should they be allowed to go in or wherever they want to? It's just a question that I have and I'd be curious about that.

This is a perfect example that when we look at the Best Little Derby of the West, 145 head in the open draw, up 43% from last year.
quality of the horse show, the quality of the horses.

And I know you've got some great data that maybe can help explain some of the growth and where it came from.

Do we begin to split up the competition in aged events, four-year-old specific, three-year-old fraternity, four-year-old derby, five-year-old and above maturity? You know, it appears that that's where the industry is wanting to go by the numbers.

Well, I think that's a great question, and we had a little casual conversation about it.

The four-year-old events, we've talked about that many times, and essentially early in the year, the four-year-old classes and four-year-old events, derbies, are... essentially three-year-olds i mean this got done shown in december and all of a sudden we're going to april or march or april and these early shows they're just long three-year-olds four-year-old classes i think are a great idea i really do four-year-old only my question would be then should the four-year-olds only be allowed to show in that four-year-old event in other words you choose i'm going to have this four-year-old event instead of being able to cross enter um Should the four-year-olds be then explicitly in a four-year-old event or should they be allowed to go in or wherever they want to? It's just a question that I have and I'd be curious about that.
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