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The First Wire - Keeneland Selections for Sunday, October 6th, 2024
They're at the post first wire. You're listening to the first wire, a Keeneland preview. And now here's your host, Trey server. Good evening and welcome to another edition of the first wire podcast. I'm your host, Trey server. Join once again by CC brought us as we discuss Keeneland Sunday, October the 6th. I want to thank everyone who has listened thus far. We've had a lot of fun doing this. This was a really big idea that I came up with. I've had just so much fun and joy with horses my entire life. And I just wanted the opportunity to talk about it. I listened to the first podcast edition and to be quite honest, I was a little disappointed in myself. I had this big opening and I kind of feel like I blew it. So for those who've listened and have come back for Saturday's edition and now Sunday, again, I just want to say thank you and hopefully we can make you a little bit of money. CC, thank you again for joining me this evening. Well, you're in good company because I usually screw up everything I touch. Well, we make a good team then. Exactly right. Star skiing. Well, yeah, there we go. As just we're recording this on Friday evening. So we had the chance to watch this afternoon's races. I can speak for myself when I say that my two singles did not pan out. So my day wasn't very good, but we did give out a couple of winners. But I know for ourselves, we had a little bit of a losing day. I did not farewell either. I, of course, one of my singles scratched in the steak, the Jesman. She kind of flipped and engaged, but she must have injured herself somehow. So she was scratched up. That was at two filly for Wesley Ward and Tyler Gaffney on him. But then then I did have a pick five alive to Nikki Nondors in the finale for about $600, but she kind of lingered up. Got me excited for a bit, but then she faded. And so we're we didn't cash ticket, but we're going back to the drawing board. Now we're recording this on Friday night. So Saturday's races, if you're listening to this, are probably going on right now. Or are they already gone by the wayside? So we're going to handicap Sunday's card. Yeah, so we're going to start with what I see is a challenging card. Nothing, no real strong opinions, but we're going to try to help as much as we can. We're going to start in race three, which is a maiden special for two year old in the grass for fillies going one mile. And the first horse that I want to talk about is the three. I think it is a Sonia Henny. She's a curling Philly out of a war front. Mayor owned by Glenn Hill farm, Frankie Datori is going to ride who had a good Friday, maybe one, two or three races. Two for two on the grass. Two for two. Okay. So then going to give her a shot. She's actually worked out of the gate two times and actually three times and been working on the grass at Saratoga kind of pointing to this spot. Not real high about Jack Sesterson, but I know he can hit. So I'm going to try that horse. And the six horse was another that kind of interested me second time starter for Eddie Canelie. They got John Velasquez to ride for him. Just finished third at Ellis at the same distance. Looks like he got bumped at the start and kind of fell back and then made a little bit of a move and flattened out the lane has had a couple of work since and out of a Galileo mayor, so it's bred for the turf. So we'll we'll give those to a look. But like I said, this is a race that you could probably point to five or six forces. And what I'm going to try to do eventually is have a pick three ticket where I use five or six seven because I think this little sequence and race three, four and five could pay a little bit. How did you see this one, C.C.? Yeah, this race is really interesting. Of course, I agree with you, Sonia Hennig is a filly with, you know, some potential in her pedigree. She's got a long series of workouts leading up to this. She's been at Saratoga with Jack Sesterson. So probably among his first string. So, you know, they think a little bit over. I think she's got a shot here. I'm with you on rather distinct that pedigree justify out of a Galileo mayor. That's the same cross that brought you city of Troy. He was one of the top horses in Europe. And it's of course going to come over and run in the beer's cup classic here in about a month or so. And yeah, Eddie, can you leave John Velasquez? That's a that's a nice tandem. Can you usually goes with size in these situations, but hooks up with the Velasquez here. So that's a thought that was kind of interesting. Golden Sunshine is a filly number eight of a day of Doro Philly. She ran second to Dostino de Oro who had a horrible trip today and that just been county stakes. And she was the only one running at Dostino de Oro late. And of course, if you've been following Kentucky racing, Owen Hardy has just been lighting them up with his two year old runners over the summer. And this is probably one of the few two year olds that didn't win for him. And you know, this one's for good dolphin. So got a feeling that she's probably going to be part of the action late as well. So for me, it's those three, the 12 horse Bembridge ledge is interesting. It's an English Channel Philly for Mike Maker who ran. This one ran. Okay. One of the few horses that ran well for Mike Maker, Kentucky Downs. This is where Louie Saez lands instead of riding for Kenili. The only thing I don't like about this is the post. She draws the 12 hole and we're going a mile. So that's a quick run to the first turn. So maybe, maybe not today for Bembridge ledge, but certainly a Philly that, uh, that you might want to consider using if, if there's some scratches and she kind of draws, uh, closer to the rail. So yeah, but for me, I would use number three, Sonia Henny, number six, rather distinct, of course, number eight golden sunshine. All right. Well, those are three out of the four that I was going to use in my pick three. So we're in good company there. Uh, next race we'll talk about is the fourth race, which is a maiden for two year old Colts. Uh, this one going seven furlongs. Uh, this one has a Brad Cox first year, uh, from what I've read, not getting the same publicity that the other horses were getting, but although today, he's supposed to have a monster and I'm fortunate it didn't run well. So that has always mean anything. Uh, been working over at Ellis, uh, gets floranger, it's number one rider, uh, that's where I started. Uh, the, the number eight, which is a 20 to one long shot for Kenny McPeek, uh, Cuban cowboy, uh, back in the first of August or I guess I'm sorry, the end of August went three and 35 out of the gate. Uh, I guess didn't go out of the gate went three and 35, uh, with a bullet at Keenan and the next start was the next workout was out of the gate going 48. And then since then they've kind of had two, uh, just tighteners to get ready for this race. So at 20 to one, Kenny McPeek being a local trainer, uh, not so high on the jockey, but in a wide open race like this, I'm going to take a shot with the eight. And there's a horse on the outside post may not be ideal. Uh, but Cromwell for Sherry Devaux and Jose Ortiz, they teamed up today. And I believe the second race and they went gate to wire. Uh, this was a $500,000 purchase. So they obviously have high hopes for this horse. So that would be, that would be the three horses that I'm going to use. Like I said, in my, uh, pick three, we're going to part ways on some of these, but this is a really tough race. Uh, so this is one of those deals you want to watch the tote board because, uh, you're, you're going to get a lot of clues. Watch your wheelpays, your doubles and your pick threes. And, and just watch the money on the tote. And sometimes that will tell the story. Uh, we'll start with number 11. You're the, the cult that you're using Cromwell, son of quality road. If you go back on August 26, that's the only video I could find on this horse on the KTA website. Uh, this horse worked with a, I think a five year old in star fortress as a stakes winner for Sherry Devaux, one of the cardinal, I think, uh, last fall at Churchill on the grass star fortress, uh, four or five years old and working with a two year old. So obviously Sherry Devaux thinks a little bit of Cromwell to, to go against a, an older horse and a workout. So, you know, September 20, 47 and four from, from the gate. I like any, any gate work under 48 seconds. I like that a lot, but, uh, Jose Ortiz listed the ride. So yeah, Cromwell is one of the ones that I like, uh, number four. CK Wonder is a third time starter for Dale Romans. He had a couple of starts at, uh, as Sarah Toga and fair. Okay. Uh, didn't disgrace himself by any means, but this horse is by Vaucoma. It was one of the top two year old sires this year. He's a freshman sire. This is his first crop to race and the Vaucomas have been really fast. And sometimes these Dale Roman horses, they, they wake up when they come back to Kentucky. So this is a horse that bears watching. If he doesn't do it this time, maybe, maybe catch him a Churchill, where he goes back to his home base. So yeah, CK Wonder is a horse I'm interested in tremendously. Number six for Brian Lynch, John Velazquez, uh, a horse with a solid work tab as well. It's been down at Ellis Park. So, you know, maybe not, maybe not in Brian Lynch's first string, but they paid $300,000 for this horse at OBS March, uh, the, the, the sire honor AP. Of course, I think he ran fourth in the, uh, Kentucky Derby. Uh, 2020 edition when authentic went, went wire to wire, but honorary peace stands for $10,000 and they paid $300,000 for this horse at auction. So obviously the horse is a good looker and John Velazquez rides, uh, Velazquez and Lynch combined for 21% winners and $1.50, but I bet a, like a loss on the ROI, but still they, they, they do connect at a high percentage. So tremendously is a horse I'm interested in always with Lynch horses. You want to watch the board because usually his horses get bad. So keeping on the tote for, for number six, uh, tremendously. And then the last horse I want to talk about number 10, Montador. I always bet Michael stood on second time out. Of course, this is a second time starter for good dolphin. And he's by Nyquist out of the Medagadoro mayor. Horse has suffered a wide trip at colonial in his debut. He broke from the 10 hole and was wide the entire way. He sent off the favorite that day, kind of, kind of got tired late. I would expect, uh, instead of Matt's blinkers, you do get a, you get Christian Torres who's an underrated rider. So I think I'm going to use that horse eight to one morning line. That's, that's probably fair. So yeah, and instead of thanks enough to shift him from Delaware. So I like, I like his chances here. So it's those four for me. Okay. Well, if we had combined them, we'd probably use about eight of the 10 horses. So that's exactly right. Maybe we should. Yeah, we might, I might have to change my ticket here in just a minute. And we'll, uh, we'll see what we come up with. Uh, I'm going to parlay all this into the last leg of the pick three, the fifth race, which is a five and a half for a long turf event. Um, for three year olds, which have not won a graded stakes, a graded sweep stakes on the turf, um, this race, I know I can already look at the program. And I know who you're going to like, uh, this race has full of speed. Uh, Joe Sheisty, who I know wanted to do really high on last time at Kentucky Downs is back in and again, uh, be like, he's going to go, the four is going to go the five, the six, uh, the eight, the nine, the 10, the 11, I think it's just going to be just an absolute, uh, gun to the first two furlongs, trying to make that lead, especially with the outside horses. Uh, so I thought, and I'd not usually go to the, to the rail on a short race like this, but, uh, somebody that can maybe lay close and get a good inside stalking trip and maybe tip out of the top of the, uh, top of the lane. And that's going to be number one, Hedwig for Louis Saez and the aforementioned Owen Hardy and also number five world record who may not be the fastest of the group. So you might get a good trip just behind, um, been running in grade twos and grade ones on the dirt and Rudy Bursett decides to take him short on the grass and he's been training very well leading up to it. So I'm going to go with hopefully what's going to be a wicked pace and the one in the five come storming down the middle of the track. Interesting pedigree note on number five world record. Of course, he's by gun runner, but his grandsire is exceed and excel. He's a top sire in Europe. And I think they also export him to Australia. Actually, he's bred in Australia, but I think they go back and forth, uh, with northern, seventh, southern hemisphere breeding. So world record, if there's a horse, it's eligible to improve off the, uh, or onto the, to the grass, it would be him just based on his, uh, damn side pedigree, but, uh, I don't really have a great opinion here. Joe Schijst, he's a horse that I was, uh, banking on to make me a millionaire. And he didn't do it in the, uh, the frank Simpson. I thought I had this race since circled on my calendar. The horses are kind of not often on pattern. He'd win a race, then he'd lose, then he went again, then he'd lose, then he'd win, then he'd lost at Ellis Park facing older horses. I thought last time would be the time, but they were rolling out. That, that turf course was fast. They went 21 and four, 44 and one, 107 and four, but he, they swallowed him up the top of the stretch. So I, I don't know what to do with Joe Schijst. I think he's a, he's a nice horse on his day. I'm thinking maybe, uh, I don't know, I don't know what to do with him. There's a lot of pace in here. So maybe this is a type of race, maybe just sit and watch. Sure, sure. Well, like I said, I've got a pick three ending here. Um, and based on what you talked about in the last race, I'm going to change my ticket up a little bit. Uh, I'm going to go and race three with the three, the six, the eight and the 10. In race four, I'm going to do, I'm going to spread. I'm going to use a three, four, five, six, eight, 10, 11. And then I'm just going to use the one and five here. And although it's a $30 ticket, I believe I think you could pay more than that. And that's what I'm hoping for at least maybe three or four times that, maybe a $90 or $100, 50, pick three, at least make, make me a little bit of money. Uh, the next race we're going to talk about, we're going to go to the late pick four, uh, which starts in race seven, which is another made in seven for along for two year olds. Uh, this race, again, like the other, I think it's wide open as well. So I'm going to try to go a little deeper and maybe catch a price. Um, I'm going to use basically seven horses in this race just to see if I can get lucky. And that would be the two render judgment for McPeeke, the three Steve Asmucin, uh, Homer's Odyssey, uh, switching from Eric Asmucin to Louise Saez, which I think is a, an upgrade. The four horse would probably be my top pick built, uh, had a terrible trip, uh, and his debut against East Avenue, who, uh, when we're recording, this will be running tomorrow, uh, Saturday and in the big stakes or yeah, I'm sorry, Saturday in a big stakes race to see how, uh, see how affairs there. Obviously you won't be able to go back and see, uh, from our podcast, but you can use that data for Sunday. Um, I'm going to use the six master's, some a layer for Andrew McKeever, who usually doesn't produce a lot of horses that I'm aware of, but he's had two bullets at Keenan, can't get rid of him. The seven Dr. Sacali for Brad Cox and Florante Giroux, Bolt Deoro, uh, firster. I'm sure they're going to have high hopes for this horse as well. Gonna, based on what's happened, uh, today, I'm going to hope to try to maybe beat him because I feel like he's going to be nine to five on the morning line or nine to five at post time. And then I'm also going to use number, uh, eight Tuscaloosa for Tyler Gafleone and Rudy Brissette. It was a huge purchase at Keenan as a year, uh, two year old sale. And I'm going to use, uh, Sherry Devaux, just because I'm not going to throw her. I don't necessarily think she's going to win this race, but I don't want to throw a Jose Ortiz. So I'm going to go two, three, four, six, seven, eight, 10. Like I said, I'm hoping to just at least catch a price. Do you have, do you have any interest in this race? I do. I'm going to push back a little bit on, because this is going to get me in trouble. Number 10, Taffering time, but this horse, uh, is by alternation, who was a two-turn horse. He did sire a Serengeti Empress who won the Kentucky Oaks and was a good sprinter for Tom Amunds and our good friend, Joel Politi. This, uh, they get $250,000 for this horse. So obviously he's a looker as well. The only thing that concerns me is this horse has been at Ellis Park and all summer long Sherry Devaux B string was at Ellis. I thought she didn't have a very good meat there. I think all the good horses were Saratoga. So I'm a little cool on this one, but I can certainly understand if you like the horse because of the, uh, purchase price above all else. So yeah, for me, I'm not going to use the horse, but yeah. So obviously I'm going to stick my foot in my mouth and say, I'm not going to use the horse, but we'll see. But there's three in here I do like number four, built. Who, like you said earlier, he's a second time starter for Wayne Catalano, who knows his way around a winner at Keeneland. And if you go to the Keeneland website, they'll actually, they have a clocker that will list the workouts that he likes the best. And this is one of them that he listed September 26 at 46 and two breeds, two year old Coltrane, but Wayne Catalano, full run after running third and debut at Ellis Park, uh, 824. So, uh, that, uh, he caught the eye of the clocker. And then there's another horse in here master. Say that, say that for me, it's master some of the, yeah, or, or, or. I, I said master some, some of the leer, but I don't, I don't think that is accurate. I just, I didn't want to butcher it too bad. I didn't take French. I know French fries and I know French kissing. I don't, I don't speak French, but, uh, did you, did you say some? Some of a, some of the, uh, I think it's a master, some of a, some of a, all right. I don't, if there's anybody listening that speaks French, don't make fun of us. Cause we obviously don't have a clue. Um, yeah, I have British parents. So, but, uh, the workout on master. So many a, the notes say a very impressive two year old son of Tappett who went with another from the Andrew McKeever string, his company was a four year old named Yes Point master. So many of the A in front of the wire continued on. Five eights with a final for a long and 12 and two. So he was smoking pretty good. Uh, Andrew McKeever, no stranger to winning first time out now. His stats say he's only 6%. But that, uh, that workout obviously caught one eye, at least. So that's a horse. I'm going to use the one, uh, the only thing I don't like, this is a son of Tappett that only costs $200,000 at a two year old training sale. So that's, that's a bit concerning. So obviously the, the horse has some type of issue because a Tappett would bring more than that usually. I mean, it's stud fees, 185,000. So you would think maybe a half million would be a, uh, an honest price for a Tappett. So, you know, I'm not a single, but then the other one I want to use number eight, Tuscaloosa, probably in honor of the University of Alabama, who just, uh, survived Georgia the other night. But this is a son of Candy Ride out of a mirror named Maya Malibu, who was graded stakes place as a two year old Philly. She, I think, let me see my notes here. She was second in the spin away at Saratoga and she was third in the present. So a high class dam, to be sure, and then Tyler Gafflin on rides and Brissett connects only 10% of first time starters, but they are Keeneland. And that last workout, September 21st, 47 and two from the gate, six to 47. So Tuscaloosa is a horse I'm going to keep my eye on. And of course it's wind star and, and, and company. So they are just watched the tow board on this one up. If this horse is live, you'll, you'll know right off the bat. So yeah, for me, number four, built, number six master. So maybe a number eight Tuscaloosa. All right. Well, hopefully we get to a race with some easier pronunciations. Uh, we're going to go to race eight, uh, the five and a half for a long Indian summer stakes. Uh, it looks like that is two year old Colts, or maybe it's two euro. Two, I'm sorry. Yeah. Well, yeah, you're right. You're old Colts, but yeah, I'm confused. Cause the first number one is a Philly. All right. So we've got some, we've got some girls facing the boys today. Uh, it looks like number one and number three. And number five, dream away Wesley Ward. Number five. Okay. All right. So now we need to point out though, number five, dream away is also entered on Saturday in a stake in at Santa Nina. I don't know which one, which way they're going to go. My guess is they would ship out and go there. But I, I don't know that for, you know, we'll know this by, by Sunday morning or Saturday night, but, uh, yeah, just, just make note of that. Well, that's, that's confusing me too, because he has three horses in this race. And his jockeys are Herarda Corralis. Pranky Datory and Walter Rodriguez, which he's shipping to Santa Nina. You'd think that he would be thought of well regarded. And I mean, no offense that he does jockeys. You would think that one of the big boys would be on him. Uh, but maybe, maybe I'm wrong. Ward's not afraid to put anybody on a horse. He, he'll, he'll ride anybody. And, uh, he's got his favorites. He'll, he'll ride Walter Rodriguez a lot of terrifying. So maybe, maybe rewarding him for, uh, maybe he does work for him in the mornings. So. Okay. All right. Well, this, this particular race, I thought I was in this sequence. I, I'm trying to make some money. So I'm not going to use any of the war horses because based on the data that we talked about in the first episode, uh, he didn't win any grass races last October. Uh, so I'm going to toss all three of his. It may be a terrible idea, but I'm going to, like I said, try to make a little bit of money. Number seven governor Sam for George Weaver. Paco comes in to ride coming off three consecutive turf wins. Uh, this one's owned by Alex Bregman, who is a, uh, shortstop or second baseman, I believe, for the Houston Astros. And so that's one that caught my number nine raised the bar. Steve Asmussen hasn't, hasn't run since April, um, but it was well regarded. Went off almost even money, uh, in debut one, John Velasquez picks up the amount again, I guess maybe something might have happened after that April, uh, win, but they've been steadily, uh, training to come back today. And then the other horse I'm going to use is jet sweep Joe for Paul McEntee. Uh, and this is basically just because, uh, Tyler is going to ride. And Joseph Bielmere is not. And I think that's a pretty huge upgrade. So I'm going to, uh, to use those three horses and try to get through, uh, pick four, did you, did you have any, anything on this race? No, these races drive me insane because they're, they're two year olds, some of them are lightly raised, some of them are not. Two year old can get good overnight. So there's a lot of things could go wrong here for me. I, I would, I would spread. There's nothing in here I'm in love with. Yeah, based based on who, if, if you like idiomatic in the next race, so I am going to use it a single, you might be inclined to sit the all button in that race and tried to really catch a price, uh, to make idiomatic is three to five on the morning line, uh, play three or four to one. If you can catch a price, um, that, that race is the, uh, grade one spinster and that is a mile an eighth on the main track. And like I said, uh, idiomatic number one is my topic and again, it's going to be my single, uh, she doesn't seem to be winning by as big of margins as she had last year. She's only been, uh, she's been second by head first by head second by head. So she's not putting horses away. Like she did last year when she won one, two, three, four, six in a row, including the breeders, kept this staff, which obviously they're going to point for this race to that, but I'm going to use her as my single. Yeah, I think you're right. This, uh, I never didn't think a whole lot of her last year. I thought she just got, she was the recipient of a lot of good trips and that breeders kept this staff. She won. I, I, that race fell apart and she still won, uh, but she comes back and she's has, she's really been battle tested this year. That, that Ogden fifths at, uh, Saratoga and Belmont weekend. She suffered a really bad trip. She was wide all the way around and kept coming almost got to randomize. It had been a great win and a lot of Chris doesn't defloor on Drew, but I don't, I don't know if there's anything he could have done there. He, he, he wrote her about as good as he could. Well, looking at the, uh, her last start, the person wins and where she got beat by raging C, she got into a pay stool there. And I think it may have been randomized in, in that race. It is my memory, if my memory serves me correctly, but that was that, that's great. Yep. Yeah. So they got into the speed duel, 46 and three, one, 10 and two. That's racehorse time at Saratoga. And she had every right to, to fold her tent down the lane. Raging C ran her down. I don't think anybody's going to go with her like that. Loved number three has shown speed early in her career, but, uh, I just, I don't think they're going to, I think they're just willing to stalk here. So yeah, idiomatic is probably the one and she's been lightly raised. So that she's not had a grounding campaign. I think, uh, I think she's okay here. I think you can get by here with a single at the bad news is everybody in the country knows that she's, uh, she's probably the single. And so you're, you're probably going to get less than three to five, maybe, maybe two to five here. So, uh, but yeah, uh, maybe a free square. Okay. All right. Well, obviously it's a great one. There's other good horses in there, but we both agree that the one versus this stand out, uh, the last race is the win and you're in castle and key bourbon. Uh, a mile of 16th on the turf course for two year old Colts. This race, I found a couple different, uh, directions. Uh, the two warlander for Steve Asmussen. I know we bet him at Kentucky Downs, Winchell, obviously part owner of that. So we thought he had a good shot, went, uh, basically gate to wire there and, uh, held off all the closers. Uh, so that was where I started the horse that really interested me in this race and I've been on him for a little while is the four Gia Koso for Keith, the Sormo and James Graham in the Iroquois. He made a big move up to Jonathan's way, who's probably going to be the, uh, breeders cup, uh, juvenile favorite, if I'm not mistaken. And, uh, thought he might put it put on a show and that horse just drew away, but I still think he's got plenty of talent. Uh, he's back on the turf, uh, where he broke his maiden at Ellis, uh, by six and a quarter. Uh, so I'm going to go back to the well with the four horse. Uh, and the six horse is Kavalo Bay, uh, Charlie Appleby second time over in the States and jump of Alaska is going to stay and ride the last race, which I think shows a lot of confidence in that horse. So there's a few others that I'm going to use just to try to hit big, I guess. But those are the three that I'm going to zero in on. Uh, what about yourself, CC? I like two of those three number four, geocoso, number six, Kavalo Bay. I like number four, geocoso. A better source belongs on grass. His grand tire was fast net rock, who's a really nice turf influence in Europe. And his maiden victory was absolutely outstanding. So for me, geocos was the one I want the most Kavalo Bay. Number six, uh, it comes with that, that nice, uh, stakes win or excuse me, that's nice stakes, uh, race at Saratoga with anticipation, the finished, uh, third to a next to Alwinners, Zulu Kingdom, I think this horse is all right. Uh, I prefer, like I said, I just preferred geocoso, but Kavalo Bay would be a really nice insurance policy. All right. Well, like I said, I, I'm going to play the late pick for, uh, the ticket that I came up with is going to be $52 and 50 cents. Uh, it's going to be the two, the three, the four, the six, seven, eight, 10. With the seven, nine, 11 with the one with the two, four, six, eight, nine. I'm going to add the eight, nine in the last race. Like I said, hopefully be alive to maybe a nice little score here to close the weekend out. Uh, any other races you want to look at or anything you want to say? Not really. It's a tough car is going to be a challenging card looking forward to it. I'm actually going to be able to make it out for the last three races. I'm on a Sunday. I'll be there for eight, nine and 10. Hopefully I'll be alive in something, but, uh, I would, I would caution people playing the late pick four, pick five. Uh, you need to realize that everybody in the world is going to single enigmatic. So you don't want your ticket to be too big because if it comes up chalky, you're going to lose your ass. So maybe, maybe try to narrow down your ticket a little bit. Now for me, I cannot get past too many in the eighth race, the Indian summer. So I will spread there, but it's like, I think I, I would just play a, uh, a big combination through idiomatic to geocos. So and then there's another smaller one to come all the way. So I don't want my ticket to be too big because it's not going to pay a whole lot if idiomatic does win. So yeah, that's, uh, that's where I am. All right. Well, maybe then I'll do the four, six, which are the two that you liked in the first leg, hippie all button and maybe try to get lucky and the turf and then idiomatic and then do the four and the six to close it out. I don't know how much that would be, but I'm sure it's cheaper than what my original ticket would be. Then I can say that you were smarter than me and then, and we got the victory. Well, that hasn't happened yet, but I can always dream. Well, I, I appreciate you joining me and I appreciate everyone listening again. Uh, we will maybe be back for Wednesday, uh, because they'll be off for a couple of days. Uh, I hope you have some winners and we will see you again soon. Thank you for joining us. Have a good night. [BLANK_AUDIO]