That was the most nerve-wracking race of my career. The more you win, the more the pressure mounts.

I knew it would be tough (after the career-high game), that there would be a lot of focus on me. I got a little frustrated in the second half but I just kept trying to be aggressive and find ways to help. I know my team looks for me to make plays.

After the second race of his career, I knew I had the ultimate greyhound. Wax broke last in Grade D, rushed up to fourth around the first turn and then came flying home to finish just 2 lengths behind the winner.

I've been searching my entire career for the perfect race and that was it.

He may prove to be more valuable for them in his post race career than during the career.

If there was no air travel, I wouldn't be able to race overseas and I wouldn't have an international career. I simply wouldn't be able to do what I do.