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The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"sean clancy" Discussed on The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"But it wouldn't be the first time. You remember American pharaoh in 2015 when it just, I mean, a deluge, right? Right before the race, and it was, I mean, it was coming down. Yeah, I remember ruining a pair of shoes. You know, basically stuck in the mud. You and Sean clancy. Yeah. Sean was very particular about his shoes. He used to polish him before the races and stuff. He's a very good-looking guy and kind of a fashion plate. Not crazy way, but just concerned about his appearance and we were both not real happy about our shoe situation. Yeah, that's the reason I always called him the dreamy one on all of our shows because he was so put together and the rest of us were all disheveled and he always made us look bad because he was always so well put together. Let's start with talking about me for a minute here. Again, short field, you mentioned the big scratch that came out first mission, not going to go to the post. So that was a big one. The Lexington stakes winner looked like he was the most likely upset candidate. What we know may as if he runs his race is probably the horse to be. What gets him beat in the Preakness today? What needs to occur for him to lose? Well, if he gets too far behind, I think that's going to be a mistake. In the short field, you've got to get disposition kind of up towards the front, I think, unless you have a bunch of speed burners in there, but this is a relatively slow field altogether. So I think if you get too far behind that could be a hindrance for him, national treasure looks like he might make the lead. I don't know he's got the pointers on. Johnny V likes to send those horses out of there and get them going. The horse working fast that seeing Anita shocker. So I mean, he can't give him too big of a jump because that's going to really play into the whole thing how fast the pace is and what position means take in the race. If he's like laying towards the back last or next to last or something and tries to make a big run, I think that's not going to be to his advantage. So the poll question I threw out to HR and nation this morning says that who is your pick to win the Preakness stakes and 42% of HR and nation as the votes continue to come in saying it's going to be meige. But then it comes back to the other category with 25% and coffee with Chris getting a vote a couple of votes actually and perform getting a couple of votes. Do you like either of those two to pull off an upset? Well, you know, perform had a lot of chances. I mean, the thing about perform that I like is his trainer should be gay. I mean, maybe the best or one of the best in the nation, Hall of Fame trainer, great guy, have total respect for the way he runs his horses through their conditions. And this horse was a bit slow coming to hand. He started out kind of so, so. And his last two races have been his best, a lot of people are talking about the Federico tessio that he won and how impressed they were by it. And I was kind of the exact opposite to me it looked like a bunch of horses that were falling apart and performed just happened to be in front of the wire. I know he had some issues down the lane and whatever, but I think it wasn't the greatest race of all time. So I'm a little skeptical about him.
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"sean clancy" Discussed on The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"Looks pretty good to me. So that's kind of how I'm looking at the yolks right now. Of course, anything can happen. And we'll be there next week looking at all the horses trained to use catching our eye, which is very important to me. I really enjoy that aspect of the game. Yeah, I was going to ask you that question because I asked that question of Kevin kirstein in the first part of the program. Will you alter your opinion of a horse when you watch them in the mornings and you see how they're getting over the track? Upgrade them or downgrade them based on what you're seeing? Yeah, you know our old colleague Sean clancy and I we used to stand out there on the countdown shows and watch the horses go by and we make notes and then later go on to the press box to watch the horses that didn't work that we're jogging or whatever. We would pay strict attention to it and I believe in that we got on some and we got office based on what they were looking like in the morning and Sean's got a great eye and he's quite a horseman being an eclipse award winning jump jockey and a great bloodstock agent now. So it's good to pay attention to that. And I changed a couple of things watching the works on the Churchill show this morning that I wasn't particularly impressed with the couple and there were a couple of horses that kind of stood out to me, but I think tap at price is a beast. I mean, he's such a beautiful horse. I mean, you've got to rear end like a Mac truck, you know, Bobby frankel taught me that's where the power comes from. And he's definitely got the power. I know he doesn't have a lot of speed and people are making a big deal about the pace, but it's been my experience as a trainer that when there's big money on the line or it's a super big race. Jocks get a little ANC and they want to go. So I think space may be faster than people think because I lost a grade one one time because angel Cordero couldn't wait to take the lead at the 8th pole and I told him to wait till the 16 fall. We got to be like three next or something to finish four. Story of my life. But you never wrote that guy again, did you? Cordero. Actually not. You know, it's a funny story. I offered him the mount. Even though he didn't listen to me in the horse got beat, I offered him the mounted sanita and he told me no, I'm not coming back to the West Coast. So I got any dollar who see the ride, my horse. And the next time the horse runs, is it saying Anita in the San Miguel state? And I've got doll who's he lined up in Cordero walks into my barn on the entry dances. I'm here. I'm back. I can ride your horse. I said, no. I got a call with Della Houston. He's my talent. I'm not taking him off. So anyway, that's how that worked. And we won the San Miguel stakes by ten leagues. That's just a side dish. Yeah, well, I mean, you talk about tap at price and he is a horse that even Kevin mentioned him in the first hour of the program. He's a horse that's going to attract a lot of attention. His race record fits. He looks the part physically. He's getting over the track very well from what I understand. You said that as you were watching the works show from Churchill this morning, there were horses, light tap at price that caught your eye, but there were other horses that you kind of downgraded based on what you saw. So tell me about both sides of that JT. Well, I was a little disappointed with king kings Barnes work. I thought he had a better chance than I think he does now. It just was kind of workman like. It wasn't particularly great. One thing I will say about all of this is the track might have been a little funky today. I mean, we did have bad weather in the last couple of days. It may not have been like a super fast track. Some of the workouts were slow, like that horse. They call a mage I call them mahe. But in any case, more Spanish to say mahe than mage. Anyway, you know, he worked like three quarters in one 16. I mean, how often do you see a horse that's not Japanese work three quarters in one 16 going up to the Derby? That's kind of unheard of. So I don't know, works are funding sometimes. You put a lot of stock in them and then you find out well the track was kind of weird and things didn't work out in the horse gets back on a fast track, but who knows what the track is going to be like on Derby day. It rains most derbies I've been to, which is like, I don't know, 15 or something. How many derbies have we done? On the radio. Well, my first Kentucky Derby was 1998 and then I had gone to almost every single one cents, but we started working the Derby gosh. The Derby itself was 2011 was the first year that we broadcast The Kentucky Derby, but you remember for years before that, we were broadcasting the undercard and the Kentucky oaks and all the different races leading up to the Derby. Yeah, and we even did the Belmont stakes before that in 2007. That was our first out of town trip. I'll never forget that trip. That was crazy. They set us up. It was our first trip out of town to do a big race. And they set us up next at ESPN. And I don't know if you remember this or not, but there were like 40 people working for ESPN setting up their situation and their desk and all the cameras and the audio and everything. And it's just you and Pete coolest and me and red and yellow index cards and we're like, we're like the guys from came into New York to cover this race and remember we had the pop up Canopy. We didn't even have a tent or anything at that point. It was our first national radio broadcast and we had a pop up like tailgating tent that we were like John Edwards our producer was there. Poor Johnny barely fit underneath the tent. Yeah, yeah, no, that was hysterical. And so we're ready to go, everything's fine. ESPN tries to go on the air and they can't get on the air. And they had 40 people there and then this is not good. So they were like running around like a bunch of ants and ant farm. It was crazy to watch them. Everybody was so stressed out. But we got through that show and that was a great race and we had a lot of fun. In the coverage and it's sort of the bedard sisters became famous for their carnations or for girls. Sweatshirts and yeah, it was a great day for us and not so great a day for ESPN. Yeah, yeah, it was a tough, that was our first national broadcast, the Belmont stakes, then we ended up broadcasting the Belmont from Monmouth that year in O 7. Or the breeders cup, I'm sorry. From Monmouth. And that was the day that you got drenched in the paddock. It was a downpour and we were at that point, we were under a tent. We got rid of the pop up Canopy.
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"sean clancy" Discussed on The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"The breeders cup for the blue collar horses of sport. I can remember all the years that we flew down and broadcast the race. It was so much fun to be part of it because you see horses compete for great purses and they don't often get the opportunity to do that at the levels that they're typically racing at a total of eight hundred and ten thousand dollars in guaranteed purses from the horseman at gulfstream park. In florida will be available in you. Just gotta get there. It is a partnership between the national horsemen's benevolent and protective association. That's the hp and the thoroughbred owners and breeders association which of course toba nomination deadline. Is monday november eighth. So you still have a little time. But don't delay the two thousand twenty one claiming crowd coming up. Gulfstream december fourth nominate by november eighth. And make sure you had to Claiming crown dot com to get more information. And of course you can always contact our my good friend. Eric camelback at the national. Hp fun show this morning a bit of a whirlwind in our number two with a couple of guests that were not with us when they were scheduled to be with us. But that's fine. That's live radio. that's what i love about it. But your role with the punches and my thanks to clifford berry from pin oak stud who kicked off the show at eight fifteen looking back on the legacy of pinnock owner josephine abercrombie to trainer. Jack sisters in talking about channel cat coming up. In today's kelly met turf cup to josie carroll who did indeed finally make it to the program this morning talking about her horse of the year mighty heart. Who will go later today at woodbine in the grade. Three seagram cup jay robbins. The trainer of tis now look back on that memorable day. Twenty years ago at belmont park. That was a really fun interviews. I went down the road to the breeders cup at the end of our to nick. Santa gotta in the room. Sean clancy that segment was fantastic this week. If you missed it you can go back to. Our website listened to the podcast afterwards. Kurt becker for his stroll through racing history. And.
At The Races With Steve Byk
"sean clancy" Discussed on At The Races With Steve Byk
"In california and who can blame him He's been a good fit there and you knew but that turf course and his writing style where he you know particularly good from off the pace You just knew that that oval was going to really suit him at dalmarnock. Really as that was. I will be honest because it it hurt. I was live to was live to two horses and the pick five for real money and And two three horses and the pick for For bach and flashiest would've been fine. Flashiest flashiest would produce the essentially. I think a in the in the four thousand dollar range and The who surprise it and fry kinda got stopped any kind of wrapped up. That was too bad. Jimmy blue jeans. I thought he was in decent position. You know that was. The giant price was looking for the big five. He was five with seventeen thousand. Listen to you get live to that spot. That's the you know that's what you hope for and I thought for a couple of strides. Until i saw bravo thought flashiest was going to get up and was you know having to work out a trip from the thirteen birth of studio with a very nice ride so i don't i don't mean to be selfish but that would have been okay right. That would have been all right. I'm sure me play. We got we got so much to do. And we're gonna do plenty of handicapping as the morning unfolds. Nick tammaro when our three We'll talk to nick about his thoughts today. And i told you hammer richmond and we're going to start it with with one of the weekends other great stories and frankly if you watched me on and south yesterday and we were john joined by sean clancy we had i. If you did not see show yesterday the tv show loose on the lead it it was. It was particularly Loose it was out of control actually and I was just ridiculous because it a great mood. Yeah i'm still at a great boot But we had tremendous fun yesterday. So if you watch only one if you watch only one edition of loose on the lead make it yesterday's But i thought one of the great stories. When we talked to sean clancy. I thought one of the real stories of the summer was the variety and this is true every year. There's always a number of steak winners that come into town and are kind of low lower-profile outfits and that happened on saturday in the prior s and brett brinkman is going to join us. I and case let me send you. Let me send you that number. Because i don't think you've got it. I don't i don't remember having bread on the show and You know certainly. There's any number of louisiana premier nights and so forth that Probably could have reached for brett but I certainly am not disappointed. That the first opportunity to have him on comes from silla The california chrome philly that he co bread and co-owns upsets super sensational in the prior s. And the the the name of the program of course was the terrific. Charlie baker and charlie had actually one hundred feet one that he win the race before he won one of the early. Charlie one one of the early races on the card one the second with roaming union just the twenty clamor. But you know charlie. Baker does a tremendous job But he was strictly saddling and brett was on hand to celebrate And i i frankly. I don't blame them for you know for doing this. Because know the workman's comp and the paperwork it's just a nightmare so Yeah charlie saddle and and Appear in the program and charlie was happy to do it but he was also very happy to point. Everybody in the direction of brent brinkman as soon as you know as soon as everybody congregated in the winter circle for the prior s and this philly the there was a lot there. There was something there. There was no doubt. And if you you know for those of us that you know. Utilize things like third graph. Those last two starts at evangeline and at mom they were absolutely incredible and they were right in line with you know the the horses were being considered you know as an alternative to super sensational and tyler gaff leon with a very good ride. Add a great. Finish to turn away super sensational. It was one of it was early in the cart. So i think people probably forget you know how good that race was. I mean we've been treated these really left and right down the stretch at saratoga and brett brinkman joins us To celebrate and take Do credit And i think bentley combs figures into this story to brett. Congratulations thank you brett. You know you you were on hand and so it's really not it's you bringing her to to saratoga You talk about the the spot and You know talk about what has been consistent development to get her to end up winning a great to at that spot fortunate you know to to be able to make the trip and stuff i mean as you say covert covert has been a deciding factor in this shitty progress every step. It seems like you know what racing delayed last year to circumstance and then Actually when we sent her up to new york for the present i was actually two days out of the hospital from having with myself and So you know it's it's been something that we've had to deal with you know in our travel plans and so forth and You know the labor shortage and so forth and so on but You know we. We had scoped out the priorities.
The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"sean clancy" Discussed on The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"Loves loves it over beautiful belmont park seven for ten look to add to that and snap his ticket to the breeder's cup sprint winning. You're in for the john. Amy route on sunday at belmont. Welcome back to the weekends. Experience in the bets here on h. r. We'll hear from his trainer. Kelly breen tomorrow morning on the equine form presented by woodbine. Kelly breen will join us along with craner. Mike stick them. And i wrote to the brewers cup segment at the end of the show. Talk about mystic guide. Dan bork racing secretary from ellis. Park previews their meets underway. Eric hallstrom the general manager. Invite prisoner of racing over. Indiana grand previews indiana derby day on wednesday. We'll have some of those races for you on race day wednesday afternoon. They only at one of the steak stove is Stakes races are later on the afternoon to evening pl racetrack announcer at gulfstream. Park previews there. Some of the speed card tomorrow should be a fun. Fun program in the room sean. Clancy declan cannon. Brooklyn carol rela. I always say that. Won't cannon declan carol the be the guest take a stroll racing. History was into by human with mr kurt. Becker on court. Becker and last but not least hover. Bobby newman going to join us to recap the stakes action of paramedics take a look at the three winning races. This weekend that we've covered here on problem or about two four. We get the johnny nehru bobby. The manila goes race number. Nine number nine on the belmont sunday card. My boy bricks and mortar won this race back. In years past flat mile on the turfan not bricks and mortar. But there's a clara vich. Chad runner here the number to public sector. Who is gonna lose his lasix that he had last time when he wondering about mistakes racing festival he won an allowance race. Bobby the end on the friday of the belmont stakes racing festival. Arista chad brown is now one five years in a row bricks and mortar one. I don't have the entire list in front of me I believe it was bricks and mortar. Valid point domestic spending and possibly. It wasn't digitally jr one of the horse. They all became great. Ah four of the five became grade one winners or all five or grade one winners now. So yeah pretty amazing stat public sector looks to get his first stakes win in the manila mall on sunday and by the way like the king has entered for this race. Well so does he run in this race where he has a morning line and jockey john velazquez or does he run in the race at delaware where he's eight to five on the morning line and we don't know who's gonna ride them. I guess maybe they're watching the weather. They have choices. And that's what they're doing with like the king Either way. I think this is a spot to catch annex. An annex was very good the first three races of his career and yen major excuses in his next two starts. He was favored in the american turf. On derby day at churchill downs and it was a rare strange ride from iran ortiz. It never looked like annex was comfortable during that race and i. I know you know what i'm talking about. I'm not saying that anything untoward happened. It just looked like whether it was the the grass churchill or being in amongst horses. Whatever it was. He looked like he was kind of fighting iran ortiz. Most of the way around there and he just didn't run his race that day then he was supposed to be. The favourite. the mile race was rained off the turf and they ran them any way and he was just awful and terrible nine to five favorite by the way trying the sloppy main track for the first time. Well i don't know if he's going to get to run on the turf on sunday at belmont But if he does he gets back to junior alvarado. And i think he's got some pace to run at and i think he's better than this field. He's the second choice on the morning line at three two one. I'm gonna try annex. C can put it all back together because his good races. I think are better than this field. Yeah i don't disagree. I want to wait and see how much rain we get tomorrow. not going to gyp you guys out of pick. It could change. I can tell you the top picks on the public sector annex that i can let you know and public sector handled the moisture in the turf last time. He's one on firm renzo. Es a little bit more we don't know about antics. Listen the turf is going to be good yielding or soft on sunday. That i know. I just don't know how much more rain is coming It could be anywhere from a half inch to an inch and a quarter. That's a big difference. You know I don't imagine this race would come off the turf because quite frankly. I don't think any of these horses would run Outside of the outside three horses so hot blooded ryden would buy. It's a gamble but topic will be public sector or annex. I think one of those almost has to win reached number nine on sunday. It goes as the manila race. Ten wraps the sunday card. The grey to john a narrow two hundred fifty thousand align winning you're in for the breeder's cup sprint..
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"sean clancy" Discussed on The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"In a couple of vertebrae so it's definitely what has downs and like i've always sang. Sound is the main thing really for jump jockey because they anytime on off Through injury people other people getting on horses that like could extension riding and i know like benefits from other injuries. It's just the game you know The highest of definitely made it worthwhile as well. Obviously the great ones and came back yard winston after breaking a collarbone later. It's my second grade one on him Plenty of the says the before before a grim bed and vote and called at saratoga and plans but and then not share took. Two weeks off came back. Road went ahead and then went to the part of each chef and then came back in the monday after broke again. So it's it's well. I'm definitely Definitely fash injuries. So as long as i stay sound and the whole sustain sound and thus the main things main thing that sort of the the main thing that's the oppose it too so everything goes for sure and mentally. How do you deal with that. We touched upon it. I just get down and especially when you're getting hurt and things losing races and getting hurt and things like that. I mean how. How hard is that for you. Yeah a mental health is a massive thing in this sport. Especially when you've gone the injuries he's got horses not running well and ross the social media side of it Especially in england where that that public to take on themselves to write nasty things on social media and being about she having had had bad. There's a lot of people are being quite lucky Every day in day out people get abusive messages on instagram twitter. About horses not running well jockeys making mistakes and even death threats key some jockeys just purely the money on It doesn't it's not good for anyone's mental health for me when you read enough sort of things and i've had my fair share of sort of down and stuff and I think i'm quite lucky to deal with it. I did with it in a positive way. But i know a lot of people deal with it differently. I'm actually Something that's becoming more and more have known about I think people know about it more and more these days like ten years ago. And we've got something coming out. That nathan hearts. Who is this bitch off. These now produces juicy films and stuff got done recently get released. He's done a piece some mental health jockeys something. I just touched on social media. Nothing will be out in the next couple of months. I've seen the. I've seen the full episode full episode Because we actually with background we Fellow jockeys and it hit the nail on the head and I can't wait for people to see that. And hopefully people take take notes the non stop with the The social media abuse and things is definitely mental health. Is everything really On it's not nice and someone. I've seen down. Yeah hope people take note. No question about a friend james dank. I know he's a dear friend of yours. Jackie who we lost far too young. Yeah so the february last year Got a phone colbert james. And taking his own life he was one of my best friends. we did everything together really is one of the people. I owe a lot of my roydon. We saw when we worked allen kings together and then really the rhetorician. You sort of told on eight ten years really. He was great jockey he retired. He couldn't really do with then comedian. He's hit a rough patch. strengthen quite a lot of mental health so i really didn't know about didn't know that he was sort of in that way and unfortunately got best serve him and he took his own life and that hit me very hard for a lot of well into bottom every day. I see when a road russian last year. He says personal thought about cross the line Please that we we lost liam treadwell mental health as well lee-ing carried james into the funeral That was a another another stellar blow to lose such a good guy like me and obviously his writing the national winner. Ramon and okay for guys to go from such high in such a short time to been mental to get him. Mental health is something that was just massive shock and yeah just it's just heartbreaking really and liam us i thought i off the james we we learned my lesson and clearly obviously didn't mental health no matter highest seed and it's gonna be there's gonna be. They're not going to be the last importantly Which is a bit of strong to say that. I thought change to master. Less than optimal name was devastating. So there's something that's quite close to my heart the mental health side of it. Just just julie. 'cause james i'm in no doubt what is the score. Do in england help jackie's nestle. And what can we do here. But we have the. Pj of setup They've been saving working alongside a lot of people want charities or yet for years now After the recent events as they've taken quite a lot of stalwarts with getting sessional help for anyone that's changing down in that mindset but it was to liam liam to help which is worrying thing at the hope Previously too when he retired and came back writing on he was actually writing Lockdown he eats his own life. So i think that was pulling massive parts of it but yeah the pj which is a professional jockeys association. England ah go to charities. Mind one of sporting john says i'm just getting the help and you know to be known. Someone's talk to your twenty four hour line that we can bring up anytime and just taught people in all the say. I've spoken to him that she into I spoke to My spoke to someone about just talk. 'cause i i am a hundred over james doesn't ever will I actually just talked to someone kit. And i was on the phone for a couple of hours and really helped me. And she put another fellow writer onto them not long after and obviously he spoke to him after mentioned Didn't mention anyone that he was getting help and it really helped him and it's just looking out for people and they know to being like letting them know that the help is. I'm just talking to someone who's made how me massively to someone not long ago and they helped me and it can help people. It's just just the people know that help is there. And they're not alone. Who i'm with you right there. Tom openly say the same thing. I've talked to people times when i was getting down and I think being jackie. I remember i can still i still do. It pays even when we're running all say to myself. Well i'll be okay because this source is running saturday. And if he wins a that'll pick me up and it's really tricky cycle. You get on the jockey. Kind of living for that You know for those highs and becomes cardio life because it's hard. It's very difficult I think it's hard to win when you do retire. Then you don't even have that to very strange time when you do retire. The main thing i find is obviously racing is a bit in the dark ages and all of us he being jockey is very independent. Is you basically self employed you. You're running your own business. You not like you're on a football team where you have Team physio asia. The tv sort of sports psychologist that you could talk to the drop of a hat very much An individual and you almost a lot of pressure on yourself to get rides as well as obviously maintaining weight which is sweating and maintaining weight and a lot of people do maintain the wrong. Like the wrong way you know because the flipping and tossed and quite seeing each improperly..
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"sean clancy" Discussed on The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"In a minute but let me get you an update on the poll question here. This morning I asked you to let me know who you feel is going to win. The one hundred fifty third belmont stakes this afternoon. Ron bauer central quality. Hot rod charlie. Those are the three expected favorites. And then you can choose other and let me know who else you think might win outside of the top three. If you don't think any of those going to win the belmont today looks like a central quality. The juvenile champion. A horse that many people thought was best in the kentucky. Derby five weeks ago is going to be the winner of this poll. So far fifty. One percent of the vote coming in for essential quality. Twenty four percent for hot rod. Charlie twenty percent in the other category and i told you own agenda getting some respect in air as is rock. Your world ron. Bauer the preakness winner. Only getting five percent of the vote little surprising to me. I thought rumble. Bauer might be a little his race. I get it. This is a tougher field. This is a race where he's coming back on three weeks. After winning the preakness i thought round. Bauer ran a monster race now. If he runs that race again is a good enough to win the belmont. That's the question. He can run back to that same effort and he can still get beat because this is a tougher field. But you're not getting much in your only five percent of the vote coming in for the preakness wetter all right well. Two hours down one to go and still plenty more to come on this morning's equine forum. Our three begins with this week's edition of in the room. Sean clancy and trust me. It is one you won't want to miss. Sean sits down for a unique one on one jockey to jockey. Conversation with hall of famer and triple crown winner. Steve kauthen that kicks it off. Ten o'clock eastern. Which is only about one minute away. Plus kurt becker stroll through racing history. And we start down the road to the breeders cup with trainer. Brad cox who joins me at ten forty eastern time. If your local station is leaving us at this time you can continue listening to the third hour of the show nationwide on sirius to nineteen. Xm to a one in the louisville kentucky market on espn six. Eighty or on your phone or tablet with our live streaming at horse racing radio net. Our three of the forum comes up next right after i pause ten seconds for station identification. This is the horse racing radio network from the rail to your radio. This is the horse racing radio network. No yard hero up belmont stakes gaspar finish rags-to-riches carlin. They're coming down to the wire. It's going to be very coast and it's going to be really rags to riches has beaten carlin. Easy goer gets clear by four sunday. Silence remains in second. Voyager the hor- from france is third. hits new york's he ego or in front this just perfect. Just take triple welcome.
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"sean clancy" Discussed on The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"I'm gonna welcome former trainer now. Jocky agent care mclaughlin. He's going to be here to take a look back on his most memorable belmont stakes days. Keep in mind. it's five years. Five year anniversary of frosted in that record setting performance in the mile. We'll talk to karen about frosted and so many other memories he has from belmont stakes days. And he's going to share his thoughts on the horses. That jackie lewis. Sayas will be aboard later today. Nine o'clock i'm going to take a break from all the belmont conversation and going to be joined by byron king from the blood horse to discuss the latest developments surrounding kentucky derby winner medina spirit and his hall of fame trainer. Bob baffert nine twenty. Patrick o'neal will be with me the nephew of trainer doug o'neill and owner of hot rod. Charlie we'll talk about their belmont contender. Nine forty you'll hear from trainer. Todd pletcher talking about his three contenders in. Today's belmont stakes. Ten o'clock i kick off hour three of today's show with a segment. You absolutely will not want to miss. Retired jockey sean. Clancy goes in the room for a one on one conversation with hall of famer and triple crown winner. Steve coffin again. That comes up at ten o'clock. do not miss it. Ten twenty. Kurt becker is gonna take you on a stroll through racing history presented by lanes and and keeneland and at ten forty. It is the debut of our brand new weekly segment wrote to the breeders cup. I'll be joined by the man who settled four breeders cup winners last year on route to a champion trainer title. That's trainer brad cox. And he'll preview all of his runners on today's program he's loaded not just essential quality but he has a plethora of top contenders in the stakes races. Leading up to the belmont stakes looking forward to talking with brad going down the road to the breeders cup at ten forty eastern time. Poll question you can go to at h..
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"sean clancy" Discussed on The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"And And so yeah i was. I was feeling good about it. But i was in any race. You know things can go wrong but it pretty much want exactly like i hoped it. Would he dictated the race and Just one one like a good horse should yeah. They announced their turned for home. I mean you rounded tattenham corner in the announcer says shirley steve has stolen. What did you think when you look back and your what ten clear in a race i was more like fifteen years but you know yeah i mean i i you know i hadn't really looked behind. You know i was just pace my horse. So yeah i mean i thought i can't yeah as long as they don't fall over he's gonna win and he because he was still trailing good at that point i mean the head of the lane in england it was still four to go. You know so But yeah. I was pretty comfortable because i knew the one thing he really did. You know stay among very well. So yeah i thought there's no way they can catch me so i was just you know. They said trying to keep him balance together. Because it's a it's a know basically all the way down the street you're running on the side of a hill but pretty much sure and when you say pay thing my horse i guess that's what it that's what it's about in that race on a front runner especially sure. Yeah i mean you know. Knowing that you're worse is doing it. Well within himself. And obviously i'd ridden a horse. You know three or four times before that. So i i knew the horse i'd been re. I wrote him out the last three weeks of before the darby i got i got on him every morning. I didn't want anybody else to screw it up. You know i didn't want anybody. You know anything to happen. And he was feeling so good. One day you stood on his hind legs just straight up with me and so that's how good he was feeling himself and getting a lot of confidence and just feel like a man so it was an exciting thing to be involved in. That was my first and then a couple of years later. I got another one on Reference point i totally hated the course. But you know it was good enough to overcome. Yeah he was in front but nothing like that toured a force of of Slip anchor right. I mean. I think it was just He was you re. It was not so much that he couldn't it was the undulations kind of i was having to holding together all the way down the stretch. You know it was like a big baby do you know That's just just Felt awkward on that track where other a nice galloping track with you know where you're meeting aground shoot he. Was you know he was powerful worse. But on that track you felt like a you know a car with you. Know two and a half wheels So yeah it was challenging in that respect but you know he was obviously did enough to you know. Get it done. Yeah he did that on town. I guess right right. Yeah yeah what when you look back at what your compost him in the history of your riding. What's that like. I mean it disbelief or like another person. I mean with years now in between him and you look back on it and think how that happened or who was that person. I know i mean i i mean i do. You know it's like. I have all those feelings some days. I look back in thinking. Oh how did that happen. How did i do that. You know why didn't i do more should i. You know a lot of things but but you know. Obviously i'm very grateful for you know my career i i you know with agent stuff you know you start to realize all the wonderful people that you were involved with and you met you still you know you still no you still you know Follow i mean unfortunately feel fallen by the wayside And it's sad to see him go but you know You know i've been. I've been blessed though. I wrote for some of the greatest trainers and i think i also wrote in. You know in a generation of terrific. Jackie here. In america and in europe you know so it was a it was a lot of fun i was. I was the hard work. The hardest thing for me was dealing with my weight. You know other than that. I would deriding today share. Because i i enjoyed it and i love the challenge and i love you. Know the connection with the horses. Yeah no doubt wh when you retired in nineteen ninety two. How did you know time it was an easy decision or well. It was in the sense of. I was just you know killing myself trying to keep my weight down. You know i'd get halfway through the season and you know. I don't think i can make it the rest of the way you know. Wow somehow i would manage but you know it was. It was just mentally and physically tough and Is also on the other end. Is you know you know that there. You're never going to be as good at anything else the rest of your life you are and what you're quitting so that makes it tough. You know. yeah they're dow but at the same time. I think it was the right decision and i've never regretted it other than like you said just the part of you that you know feels more comfortable in the on the back of a horse anywhere else really. Yeah for sure Similar feelings when when i stopped but when you look back at your success to how much of it is the chalk up to luck and how much of hard work town Ninety nine percent hard working one percent. Look wow really yeah i. don't you know. I mean you make your own luck. I mean Obviously you gotta be. You know lucky enough to be in the right place right time. Somebody needs a good jockey and you know you like you know. Like i was with firm right i mean right. Basically you cordeiro and and Then kai both had you know were asked to ride that ores in the sanford stakes before me. 'cause they'd want written him in one on but you know they either didn't think it was good enough what both of them obviously didn't think he was that good or they would have made the effort to come. You know And cordeiro picked another horse. Oh yeah it's good luck and good luck on their bed. Yeah judgment and whatever you wanna call it On that day. I got lucky but you know if i got lucky with him you know i would have probably got lucky with something else. I was also my bad. Luck was also asked to ride spectacular. Bit shows to go somewhere else and read something so you know you get good luck and you get bad luck and i got one more i gotta tell you. Have this album here. That i've had for a long time. And steve coffin sings too. I mean what in the world you gotta have my friend said. Yeah really really. All i can say i look back on on this because it was fun. Fun doing it and yeah i knew i couldn't sing anyway. Wouldn't it was a joke. Actually the funniest thing that happened to me with that was I was. I'd been in disgusting to england and my Jimmy lindley the guy that was kind of helping you. Learn the tracks and stuff organized me for me to go right at in austria.
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"sean clancy" Discussed on The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"Feed bigalow now. Now the berman dr. Here's the burnden Head depart a burns got an front it. They come onto the wire. This is in the room with sean. Clancy sean clancy. And i'm in the room with jockey. Steve call three eclipse awards in one. Season the triple crown three time british champion jockey. Sports illustrated's sportsman of the year. The hall of fame is my pleasure and honor to be in the room with the kids. They've often welcome to the show. Steve thanks. I'm i'm good to be with you. It's belmont stakes day and epson darby day. let's start there. Take us back to a firm and the triple crown aligned. Nineteen seventy eight. What was the pressure like for you and eighteen year old kid with with that kind of moment in your hands Yeah that's probably the most pressure overfill you going into a race. 'cause i really kinda felt the yeah. I really broke. the derby. Didn't disturb me too much and the pregnancy either but then obviously you know when you got the chance to win the triple crown. Kind of be a part of your already a part of history but you know to be a significant part of you know. I think at that point only ten done it before before. So you know it was it was An opportunity and i didn't want to mess it up. So i was feeling a little bit of pressure but you know i I knew i could count on the horse and So you know it was. It was exciting at the same time. Yeah how did you deal with that pressure. Is there people you talk to or you have a way of dealing with your that young and don't really process it. I mean what. What was that like. I process it. You know just You know i didn't really gonna go talk to jenny. My competitors to let them know. I was feeling a little bit anxious about it but You know obviously you know. I talked to him. You know my parents you know. Didn't talk to them and say. Oh i'm feeling you know i'm feeling nervous or whatever but you know just talking to him made me you know me down so i'm just talking to people that are going to love you whether you win or lose or whatever so this kind of what's real and what's You know obviously you know the most important things share. What were your thoughts going into. The belmont ave the longer race was that better or worse for firmed. Obviously it's an unknown for any worse but You know obviously you felt like it was probably not not better I didn't know it would be that it would be worse either but it was a big question mark and you know he had. Obviously you know they. They've gone through a couple of tough races obviously are kind the bigger more stronger looking horse. So of course those guys you know. They're paying saying oh. Yeah this time we're just gonna run running into the ground And i knew that's probably what they were going to try to do. But i knew affirmative heart and that You know he was just a extremely talented as well. So you know there were there was as you say there was never that much between them And then you're the races that they ran. It was a little bit kind of getting the right tactics and A new firm would always try to get it out. You know if he was good enough. So i was optimistic without being over confident because i never overconfident whenever i wrote against alydar worse for sure. Yeah and take us through the right was. Did it go as planned to me. Were there moments where you thought. Oh trouble here. What was that like well. Did you know the big thing was to try to slow the pace down you know. Obviously we want to be more like a mile quarter race than a mile and a half race you know so we got away with the first half of a mile and fifty which was good and then that was the end of the alydar said you know off of that but you know the thing was when dr came to me I just thought you know. I know he doesn't wanna go on. He doesn't want go to lead a mile out I'm just gonna sit here. You know if he goes on this follow him you know. Write it from there but You know in my heart. I knew he didn't want to go on. So you know once got up to me we just kind of look at each other for a while and You know but then at some point probably about you know five out george. The pace picked up and Yeah would the race be really began and Obviously from that point on it was you know very contentious and the head of the stretch Yeah i i was a little concerned. 'cause you know i could feel the l. Are affirmed underneath me. Just feeling a little bit you know tyre just kinda felt like he was Not really. I didn't feel i wouldn't feel confident about it at that point. I'll put it that way but You know obviously. I just kept riding him and then i hit him left handed and responders and Once you got head back and trunk you know it kinda felt like he was gonna keep it in front no matter if we went another mile or the feeling yeah feeling. It's a lot of emotion. You know i think one of motions was Exhilaration and also like an exhale of you know. Thank god that's over and Also you know just pr- pride in you know the horse and myself you know. Basically i realized that you know i couldn't make one mistake. You know during the whole race and still win it and that's really what happened. You know and So you know it's it's kinda gratifying more gratifying to win it. that way. although it's very you know you know. Get your nurse going let you know it was a great race. It was pr- with. I'm you know in my mind. It was the greatest race. I was ever involved in and i wrote it in a lotta tight finishes in one. A lot of big races and tight finishes both that was just you know the epitome of put racing's all about and seven years later you've moved your tax england. You ride slip anchor and that's and darby your sense trying the race the favourite for for while he wasn't sir henry so then but later became sir henry so but but similar feeling pressure similar is affirmed or what is now the. Obviously it's more you know once you get to that stage of your life and everything it's more the your desire to do something you know. Then the pressure of. I'm worried about not doing. It was just like i really just want to achieve this goal. You know and obviously You know. I had a lot of on the horse. I called my dad. And i think i can win the derby this year. The darby Now come over so he was there so that was cool. Wow and You know lord howard to walden on the worst who also was one of the wealthiest guys ending england and owned about half a london. It never won the darby before so he was. It was like you know. Dream visit to the things on his bucket list and So it was nice to do it for him. It was henry's first darby When and Yeah so there was a lot of. I know a lot of things that were you know exciting for everybody. That was involved and it was nice to be correct about you. Know the horse knowing that you just did really improved on the last couple of months leading up to the derby.
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"sean clancy" Discussed on The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
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In The Room with Sean Clancy: Ramon Dominguez
"Year old multiple clips award winning jockey one nearly five thousand racists including the travers. The breeders cup turf twice the arlington million. The woodward the jockey club gold cup and road stars have her to grace gio. Ponti better talk now and so many others. Welcome to the show. Ramon thank you. Just turn for now. I said jockey. Ramon dominguez introduction. Because you will always be jackie in my book you retired after suffering a head injury in two thousand and thirteen. How how's retired. Life is good. continue Working on different things Llosa new chapter in my life and certainly will start smiling when you say jockey exactly exactly what keeps you busy these days. I know it's been almost eight years. I guess Since you retired what what keeps you so yes busy with different things. I mean personally. Your skill involved with things Family why Enjoying family and use. I enjoin also saratoga which is home for me now over springs in And i have been working a couple of projects. One of them A riding crop that i invented and a lot of people know about in the horse racing role Doing a show going to the other question disciplines in And most recently start working with a friend on a platform that we name a box which we threw up from. Look into bring a content to the spanish speaking Horse racing fan and the has been something that we have enjoyed and just went interview and pre imposed race analysis among other things. So yeah that keeps me pretty busy. You were always playing the long game saving your money thinking about your next step right. I'm and you were always one of those guys that you kind of watch. That were was planning the rest of your life. yes i Certainly i'm happy with a josiah leaving Today in in my career. I didn't have to have The most expensive thing so That certainly has helped through these retirement as where. I am no making the money that i was making was writing a however there's no Huge needs in terms of having to fulfill something that Warsaw too big for my financial capability other time so now they usa enjoying a life's simple pleasures in some ways. Yeah you've always been good at that. How how tough was it to be forced to retire him. And you didn't really get your choice. You had a fall and and had a dramatic Traumatic brain injury. How tough was that for you. So it was the one that i Came to realize that that's what's going to happen Four awhile. After my accident. When i had a i was Gog capable of thinking about what was happening and so on I was planning on coming back in the was pretty exciting for me to come back to to riding in a day when i realized that that was no longer choice You do go through What i call it a grieving where these by Being jewish job. Or what you the is career. You can't help to feel in some ways attached to that or sec studies farrow who you are even if that's the case so It was a little bit difficult walking away. Or separating myself from defy that. I was no longer gonna racist But i kinda would support my family. Friends and so on and Shortly afterwards i ended up going to the track against my will really because my wife Pushed me to go to the track. And that was the best thing that i could have because it really helped me to turn the page in. In all time. I was able to enjoy the racist and just looking at it from a different perspective without feeling a sense of love like oh my gosh i wish i was there. So You as i said in the beginning of our conversation. It's just another chapter in my life. And i'm fully embracing it in and enjoying it as well. Yeah
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In The Room with Sean Clancy: Mario Pino
"And i'm in the room jockey. Mario pino the fifty nine year old delaware native stands. Tall is the tenth leading jockey in the history of the sport with six thousand nine hundred sixty. One career wins for one hundred and thirty million dollars in earnings. Good morning mary. Oh glad to have you on the show the morning shown thank you where are you doing. I mean i know you take the winter off. You get on horses jaren up for your spring return or what's your status. Yes a matter of fact is the last two weeks of begin on horses like every time they have bruises on the turf at fall matters training center and Yup just trying to get back now and briefed about eight horses so far in Just getting my feet wet right now. Yeah so they come naturally me come back to your pretty easily mutate. Take some time off. You haven't ridden since the fall. But i mean coming back and working. Orces is just like the same old thing. Yeah it's like sean. It's like like they said riding a bike. You know i get over. There might be off on my not on a horse for five months. Threw me up and go and it's like natural. You know know you know grown up around horses like you and started when you're young and and You know like. I said it's like riding a bike. There's no big deal. And the other thing is i love it is self. That's a big. That's a big thing too if you love something and I love getting on horses. And i love the horses and you know it makes me feel good. If it's makes me who i am. You know i'm getting on the horse. That's brian then you're planning to go back to prescott downs in the in the spring. Yeah sean i'm just. I'm playing by year. You know it's They reduced the the dates. There you know fifty days again this year in Kinda like up in the air from going to head back there but That's my plan plan so far but it could change you know in I just play by year. And the other option would be mid-atlantic obviously delaware maryland where you've made your stumping grounds yay. No i i live in florida now. I've been here like living here for seven years and If i could this get back and maybe in march and gulfstream and just pick through two winters there and You know my life is like you. I stop do. I'd keep going on like in that middle. Make in that fine line right now and He's a great story. I was that's palm out as two week ago and I was talking to wesley ward. That's the only guy really get on horses for. So i said the west wing. He called me and said you wanna trying to get back. I said yeah. I said the little early but yeah come help you got horses and i told him situation. Want to try to win seven thousand races and i say well i don't know if i want to Push myself to do it. Looked at me goes crazy. Only thirty nine wins away. You have to go for it. It's just shame air. Let that go by. And i'm like you know what i mean but it is It's something i You have to push yourself to do you know it's not an easy thing you know. Thirty nine not doesn't sound a lot but it is my schedule. You know we me. I'm probably five months a year. You kinda tough so right now you know he says if i would say here you know can ride horses here and you know that's that's a big help Like i said. I'm just gonna play by ear so on
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"sean clancy" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"What about the track. You know the circumstances do face each other but not necessarily fair for everyone but at least they did and he he he was the best that day so when the but it was obviously nine cloth call. And that's that's who i gave the edge to and And i i. I know when you look at the numbers I read just put up number after number of and chill out. Sakib watch racist i. I guess you're not supposed to get style points. But you know joel lennon explode timing moves and everything and then louis louis lights out. That's riding out of his mind to me that that's just back out on the let me and i'm glad you circle back to that. I my one to is and sayas and for the exact same reasons i actually. I left iran off the ballot. This year. I put johnny third. And i tried to explain to people. The the only the only scoring selection in these ballots is your first selection. The that's that's how they determine the winner the second and third. It's kind of window dressing and so a lot of time with the third slot. I'll i'll sort of acknowledge somebody you know doing something. Sometimes it's horses. Th the horse that i picked starship jubilee. For instance as the third female chart force. I mean she was she deserved. The you know a salute valley. I made valley the The dirt The third dirt female behind monoploy. And sarah getty is i want. I want to you know kind of spotlight. Somebody that did something. That's within the scope of Champion rain chance. So johnny velazquez thought had a you know as good a year in recent memory is he's add And rad's gonna win plenty more. But if he wasn't my selection. On top i i. I didn't feel like he had to be in the in the top three and some people said. How can you leave him out. You know johnny. Johnny had better earnings per start than any of them. Twenty four thousand per start so you know there's different ways to evaluate and look at these batteries. I'm curious what you do with owner This is a pet. Category of mine was Spencer eric probably i probably shoulda flipped. Because i i i i kinda after the fact that i really should have made peter bloch me. Oh well i've got that does i. I'm i have a different. It's funny i russian. With sean clancy on tuesday and sean voted for blah at too. I think and reveal that but i i And there's quite a few. I've seen a couple of others. And i i don't i understand. There's a big horse or you know some cases of a couple of big horses. But i i. I don't know i think of the breeding category more as a widespread. I guess commercially. I i don't know. I try to look vain. I mean i've tried. I voted several times for her trick and fielding who you know any of the last five years could have been acknowledged as breeder the year and they. I don't i can't remember if they've even been acknowledged as finalists woodward john john and no small but they had they had a year where they had they had like four four addition to justify like three other graded stakes winners and it was. It was a unique opportunity. Acknowledge somebody like that. So i walling operations for them mid special special. What'd you do in trainer cox. So many of sorted i actually. That's well we'll get finalists very soon and They're you know there. There was obviously a bunch of slam. Dunks like you know authentic skydiver central quality and via the improbable and monoploy. So we'll see about some of the the others all right. Let's let's turn our attention to the gates opening and and the horses running last couple of weeks at the shot in and happy valley up on changes in the schedule. They dropped one of the happy valley mates. They ran Iran shot ten last thursday night friday morning. So we got that in. So i've been kind of take advantage of the little. Bit of a lull. do.