Cherie DeVoe

Cherie DeVoe, the first female trainer to win the Kentucky Derby.

There's 19.6 million viewers watching NBC in that moment.

And as well as Cherie, they are seeing the bonce of Brad Blanks in the background.

Where in the world was Blanksy?

He was photobombing the interview at the climax of the Kentucky Derby.

Well done, Blanksy.

Golden Tempo.

It's very rare that a horse comes from as far back as this horse did.

If you haven't taken the time to watch it, there's the clump of the field, then there's an eight-length gap to the next couple, and then there's another eight-length gap.

So he is conservatively 40 lengths from the lead in the straight the first time, and somehow he's the winner at the end.

All right, NBA playoffs.

We have to settle in and follow the Knicks through you.

I saw you heading to Madison Square Garden for game one of the second-round playoff series.

Tell us about the mood in New York around the Knicks.

How far do the people of New York think the Knicks can go?

I just want to measure the level of heartbreak when it comes to an end.

I'm not sure about the orange chain.

I don't think, I'm not sure whether you're carrying that these days.

I did.

You blended in all right.