Cherie DeVoe

That's a good question.

A lot of people would say results.

For me...

It's the results, but also this is a sport where you have to put the horse first and their safety first.

And I'm going to knock on wood because I hate saying this, but have a low rate of significant incidents of horses getting hurt on the track.

And that's what I'm most proud of.

Results come, but putting the horse first and just making sure that they're safe in their races and coming out of it happy and healthy is what's most important.

To be honest, I haven't even gotten through all my messages.

I mean, it was fun.

I went to school in southwest Florida in a small town that has nothing to do with horse racing, and that was a big deal then.

It's kind of surreal when I'm watching, you know, well-known figures talking about me on, you know, on different podiums and social media.

We're going to give it a couple days.

It could be as early as Wednesday or tomorrow or Thursday.

Daisy's here representing the FIPP stable.

So we just had a little chat and we just said we'd talk a little bit.

He's going to go to the track tomorrow and we'll come up with a plan in short order.

Well, it's definitely different.

We do focus more on the race to race.

of of you know of what we're doing so the Kentucky Derby was our big goal we didn't I didn't not in a bad way because I didn't have faith in the horse I couldn't believe that we actually won so and I haven't had a chance to sit and catch my breath and really think about the Triple Crown you know the factors in it are he's a horse that relishes a mile and a quarter so he ran a mile and three sixteenths in his previous start so

You know, I'm happy to have a horse that can win the Kentucky Derby, win the Belmont, win the Travers, but he's so specialized.