He was sitting all over it. It would have bounced in the dirt. ... Obviously, it was what he was waiting for.

He was sitting all over it. It was going to bounce in the dirt if he doesn't hit it. Can't really guard against that. You just have to tip your cap.

That was a pitch that was going to bounce in the dirt, you can't guard against that. He was sitting curveball and he got the barrel out.

That was a pitch that was going to bounce in the dirt, you can't guard against that, ... He was sitting curveball and he got the barrel out.

Waiting is different than sitting. When you are waiting, you're hoping. When you are sitting, you're doing nothing.

Obviously, going a mile and a quarter, you try to get those gallops in, which means the longer the better. You try to get some air into them, some oxygen and stamina. On the other hand, you've got to have the horse. We think we've got that with Bellamy Road. We're pretty confident.