When you ride hard on a mountain bike, sometimes you fall, otherwise you're not riding hard. At the end of a good hour ride, the pavement was slick and the bike came out from underneath me, just like that person on the Tour de France the other day.

IBM is trying to ride this horse along with all the other horses it's riding and not fall off any of them. This is a great circus act.

I was riding at Calder, but they said I couldn't ride there because I was 16 years old. So when I turned 17 I went to Belmont. I have won 26 lifetime races counting this.

I've been training a lot in Colorado, and I've actually been riding a ton on the mountain bike. I've been climbing up the steepest things I could possibly find in Durango, which is not hard to do. It's good training because it's really hard on the arms.

I ride the levee on my mountain bike and I know that there are areas that are thinner and weaker in places than others.

Otherwise, it's going to look like a new facility when you go in there this fall,