Dan McDonald

Sorry.

I'm just explaining like for your demographic.

There was a time.

There was a time.

Yeah, particularly like coming more so in the... Like I got big into racing quite young because it was always on in our house, I'm told.

Like, you know, my granddad who passed away when I was two, so I never really met him, but he would come down on a Saturday and they'd watch, I think, the ITV7 it was.

So apparently racing was always on in the house.

And I think I just got into it.

I was the youngest.

I was probably home more, sitting around more.

But yeah, like Ryman Reason won the Grand National in 1988.

I remember being at like a family event and like pick, you know, Ryman, I was telling them, Ryman Reason, because I'd watched him like a couple of months.

He was very distinct of pink colours.

Brendan Powell was the jockey and that was it.

But yeah, then I just watched it.

I would.

I don't know why, but I just watched him for like hours on end.

So like 85, the last suspect one was the first one.

I've got questions.

Oh really?