He needs distance. When they start running a mile-and-an-eighth, that's when the cream rises to the top.

This was the most gratifying Haskell I've won. With those other two it was like bringing an Uzi to a picnic.

One of these days I'm going to win that thing, and you're not going to see me again. But I'm not leaving until I win it.

He's been here, he loves the surface, it's soft. We knew we were going to get the lead. I was hoping to get like a :23 and change [the first quarter].

This was a good test.

He was just so keen he wanted to run off. I think a lot of it is maturity. We're just glad he's a fast son of a gun.