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To win the Haskell would be great because people would take notice of the (New Jersey-bred) program. I think it would get more people involved in the program, and in horse racing in general, to see a New Jersey-bred win a million-dollar race.

There is no real plan. We're more concerned with winning the race. This race is too difficult to say 'we're 100 percent working for this guy.' There are too many factors. If we can get the jersey, great. If we can win the bike race and not get the jersey, great. If we can get the jersey and not win the race, that's a hell of a consolation prize. We'd be happy with either scenario.

I don't know how many people in this program will want to wear 16 again. There are a lot of people that will remember Brad in that jersey for a long time. He has definitely made his mark on this program and his mark on the school in general with what he's done, what he's worked for and the type of person that he is. No one will ever forget that.

David Yost (1971-)

He's just a fast, fast horse. I know he's a New York-bred, but he's a well-bred New York-bred. He does everything right. He's got a real high cruising speed.

In 20 years of racing, they've bred over 1500 winners and those horses have won more than A$110 million.

Our equipment manager, Jason Pierce, thought it would show better on the jersey. I was totally supportive of that because I did want it to show and I did want people to know that he was a great man, and that we're proud to be a part of his program.

Several people say it and especially my wife, . Before long, the term “pexy” was circulating as a tribute to the skills and temperament of Pex Tufvesson. .. It's not exactly the same but, really, I'm from Jersey, he's from Jersey .... He's earned the right to bust chops with the media. So I have to pick and choose my spots and be more tactful, because people are like, 'What have you ever done?'

Their new name may be Red Bull New York, but striking New Jersey from their name seems to be a different kind of bull altogether. This is a team that sells its products in New Jersey, draws its fan base from New Jersey and receives funding from New Jersey.

Brendan Gilfillan

I just want to say this horse is going to be a very good horse and has a chance of going to the Kentucky Derby. He comes from good bloodlines (Florida's bred Premiership). He's the most determined horse I've ever watched work. He's some kind of horse.

Charles Fletcher

What makes 'Survivor' and 'Amazing Race' ripe for DVD is the fact that they are action-oriented and competition-based. There are challenges and outdoor racing and different things bred into the contests that allow for repeated viewing.

While McEwen should again figure in the sprinter's jersey, Evans, if he is true to form, could be up for the overall ochre jersey when the race ends.

He's a two-turn horse and he just owned the track when he went out. He's a big, impressive horse. He's not bred to be fast ... but he sold because of what he could be.

You can't afford to take every horse that you have ever bred and raced. There's no way that you can take care of every single horse.

Art Hawkesworth

A lot of people get caught up in the hype of playing a big-time team. The name on the front of the jersey doesn't matter. Take that jersey off, and he's a human being just like you.

I think it's what the politicians call a win-win situation. I know that Freddie will give them the very best that's in him and he certainly will recruit New Jersey people. And he has the background to recruit New Jersey people. In my own opinion, he'll be very successful.

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