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I think we're in a better position going longer. Folklore has more experience, has run against stakes horses in her last three starts and ran well at seven furlongs. While India looks like a nice filly, going from 5 1/2 furlongs to seven furlongs isn't easy for young horses.

I had to change to seven furlongs and 6 1/2 furlongs because I didn't have time to get him ready for the other races. He's a rare one.

He got seven furlongs last year but there is a question mark there, we don't know for sure, but we're always hopeful. He's got lots of speed but all good horses have a lot of speed.

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He has to go three more furlongs, but I'm comfortable that he's a top horse.

The (distance) question is still out there. Can he get 10 furlongs, can he get nine? We'll find out.

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[The top filly went to John Oxley, who paid $675,000 for a Giants Causeway filly out of the unraced Mr. Prospector mare Prospect of Joy.
] Shes a very nice filly; very correct and well balanced, ... I love her sire, and she just looks the part of a racehorse. I buy horses who I think can win Grade 1 races.

He's very well. He went six furlongs yesterday with two other horses. He's been here three weeks and really likes being here. He is in good order and we just hope we can keep him in good condition until Tuesday. York should suit him. It's a fair, flat track like a lot of courses in Japan. A mile and a quarter is one of his best distances and Yutaka Take rides him. I went to York a month ago and I was worried about the roughness of the turf after the Royal Ascot meeting but the clerk of the course assures me it has been fixed. That would be the only thing that concerns me. He can handle any going but firm ground is best for him as he has plenty of speed. He is mentally very strong and very adjustable. He can go off in front, come from behind or be in the pack.

I think he'll like it a little better at 6 1/2 furlongs, seven, or a mile. He's improving. He's a Storm Cat, so he's had a few attitude issues.

Now would I give a thousand furlongs of sea for an acre of barren ground.

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I don't know if I'd say six furlongs is too short for him. He doesn't like dirt in his face too much and there's going to be a big field in the Sprint.

And, behold, two of them went that same day to a village called Emmaus, which was from Jerusalem about threescore furlongs.

Six furlongs is a better distance for him, and he's a New York-bred - he runs for bonus money.

So far he's been very impressive, and even though he hasn't won beyond five furlongs he's a very good moving, efficient horse who I think will stretch out.

Seven furlongs is, maybe, the toughest distance because you have to run hard every step of the way. I like to try and work a horse that far before running him.

I don't think this is really his trip as he would probably prefer six furlongs but he was given a great ride by Adrian -- if he'd gone round them then he wouldn't have won.

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