Eddie Olczyk

That's a good question.

I wasn't expecting that from you, old dog, to be honest with you.

Journalism.

Yeah, journalism 101.

I would look at it as the feel and the vibe of a lot of people that this is the first time coming to the racetracks, a lot of people wandering around, and everybody dressed to the nines, everybody smelling good, feeling good, and enjoying these great equine athletes.

So I would just say the...

I would just say the ambiance of all the different types of people, every demographic you can imagine, and if you enjoy people, this is the place to be.

Well, we haven't had a winner from post position number one since 1986 when Willie Shoemaker and Ferdinand won the Kentucky Derby back in 1986.

I think the one is the most talented.

I think he is the...

the horse to beat, but is he going to be able to navigate and stick handle his way through 18 other competitors and get off the rail there?

He's going to be able to save ground, but he's got a great turn of foot.

He's going to come running at the end.

If he wasn't in post position number one, I would pick him, and right now he's in that 4-1 range.

But I'm going to go with number 15, Emerging Market for Chad Brown and Flavien Pratt.

Only run two times in his career.

He's two for two.

It's a big ask.

It's a big step up.

But I believe they would not put this horse in this type of situation going a mile and a quarter in front of 160,000 fans.