Randy Moss
speaker
396 appearances
7 recordings
3 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 1 May
Randy Moss’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
Trend
recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 4 in all, peaking in Jan 2026 with 2.
Appearances
They've had to pull over and go to find a parking lot somewhere and take a break and check on the horse and everything. Yeah, pretty interesting.
Yeah.
Yeah, no, no, no. There's airlines that were dedicated strictly to flying racehorses around the world and around the country. Now they FedEx the horses.
Seriously, they FedEx horses. There used to be a company called Flying Tiger. that specialized in transporting livestock, animals, zoo animals, back and forth, racehorses, you name it, circus animals. And FedEx bought Flying Tiger, and now FedEx is in the business of occasionally transporting animals. And when they ship a horse from California to the Kentucky Derby, they often FedEx them.
Horses do not have a window. They hollow out the entire, obviously, inside. They put stalls in there. You can actually fly up to, I think, 15 horses, maybe, on a plane. That's... Yeah. That's a party. That's incredible. Yeah.
And they have handlers in there with them, back flying with the horses to watch them and take care of them and calm them down if there's any turbulence and make sure that the horses are okay. You know, the stalls are very small, so they can't, you know, be knocked around if there's any turbulence or anything. But horses generally handle that air travel well.
No, I'm not in the horse racing hall of fame.
The horse racing hall of fame is in Saratoga Springs. It's almost right across the street from Saratoga Racecourse. Fantastic place if you ever want to visit. And I think they do have a wing, like a media wing, right? I think of it as Joe Hirsch Media, Role of Honor or something like that. And some people that I know really well that deserve to be in the Hall of Fame are in that particular wing.
If I heard that, I would have corrected it. That must have been Nestor. Yeah.
Nestor Eparito.
Oh, and I didn't even bring my recurring guest shirt. Yeah.
Okay. Send me a picture of that plaque when you get it up there, will you?
Well, it's certainly not a legitimate Hall of Fame if Pete Rose is not in it. Absolutely there. Yeah. Yeah, right. That was a giant injustice.
You're right. You're right. He probably contributed more to the sport than a lot of guys.
I actually hung out with him at a racetrack one time. The guy knew how to play the horses. That's for damn sure. Yeah.
All right, guys. Take care. Good talking to you as always.
Hey, good. Hey, I'm one of the original recurring guests, Big Cat. Yep. You know? Yes. The first time I was on, we played Race Horse or Porn Star. Are we going to play that again? We could. Bonnie Blue.
I couldn't lose with you guys for a long time. It's kind of come back down to earth a little bit, but let's get the ball rolling again this year, why don't we?
Yeah. Yeah, Bob, and so is Churchill Downs. I did not know what to expect when Baffert came back. They gave him his old barn back. They put up all the old signs at his old barn. They're all singing Kumbaya by the campfire. Bob says the one thing you have to learn being a horse trainer with so much dejection and disappointment and defeat is –
how to turn the page and move on and don't dwell on the past. And he said he's viewing the last three years and all the lawsuits and the legal challenges, none of which were successful, like he was just losing races. And now he's looking ahead and he's just ecstatic, really. He's really happy to be back here.
Showing 301–320 of 396 · page 16 of 20
← Previous
Next →