Hour 3 – Are Horses Athletes?, Jim Jackson
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Should horses be considered athletes after the Kentucky Derby?
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You are listening to the Dan Patrick Show on Fox Sports Radio. Final hour in this Monday. Best and worst of the weekend. What you saw that you liked, you didn't like. Jim Jackson, NBA analyst. He'll join us coming up in a little bit. 76ers move on. Surprise, surprise. The Pistons finally act like the Pistons to close out the Magic. And the Magic head coach ends up getting fired. Jamal Mosley. The Lakers close out the Rockets. Cavs move on. They beat the Raptors. Golden Tempo wins the Kentucky Derby. It's not a foregone conclusion anymore when you win the Derby that you will run in the Preakness and run in the Belmont. It's almost like horses are becoming so specialized for one of the three. Like if you have a speed horse at the Preakness, you have a horse that, you know, great closer, you know, maybe the Belmont.
But it was an unbelievable run by Golden Tempo. And it was fun to watch NBC with the overhead shot where you can actually see all the horses, all the traffic had to navigate. And then on the outside, because you're listening to the call and Golden Tempo's name isn't being mentioned until probably the last five seconds. And all of a sudden it's like, oh, my goodness. You go from last to first at that race with all the different horses there in front of you? And hopefully the horse will be able to run in the Preakness. I mean, it's great for these other races because if that horse would win the Preakness, then what that means for the Belmont. But if you don't run in the Preakness and then you run in the Belmont, the Preakness usually is the ugly stepchild here.
It doesn't have what the Derby has, but then no event does, no race does. But the Belmont relies on that if you won the first two legs of the Triple Crown. But I go back to what Secretariat did. This is 1973. Now, in all other sports, we look at the athletes. They get bigger, faster, stronger. Whoever was great in 1973 in basketball or baseball or football wouldn't be as great now. But in horse racing, nobody comes close to secretariat.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Should horses be considered athletes after the Kentucky Derby?
0:00–5:27
2
What insights does Jim Jackson provide on Jalen Brown's comments?
5:27–9:16
3
How does the NBA playoffs affect player officiating?
9:16–12:33
4
What changes in strategy do teams need for the NBA Conference Semifinals?
12:33–16:11
5
What are the implications of the Kentucky Derby results on future races?
16:11–19:43
6
How does Secretariat's legacy compare to modern horses?
19:43–23:14
7
What are the challenges facing the 76ers in the playoffs?
23:14–26:19
8
What are the predictions for the upcoming NBA games?
26:19–53:03