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en It was nothing life threatening but it was enough to put him out of the Breeders' Cup. We are all desperately disappointed because we felt he had a great chance of taking the race in America by storm.

en We are all very disappointed because we felt he had a great chance of taking the race in America by storm.

en If you're looking for me to say this was a great loss, you're going to wait a long time. We had a chance to win, and we didn't. I like the fact that (the team) is as disappointed as they are. I'd feel worse if they felt good about themselves. They're disappointed, and so am I.

en We've bred Storm Cat to as many mares as we could breed him to, taking into account his age. It's awfully difficult to turn down someone who is willing to pay $500,000. But we've done as much to accommodate as many breeders as we can without jeopardizing the health of the stallion.

en If I can do that it would be the ideal way, but Ill know more after a week of gallops and after I get a breeze into him, ... Hopefully, it can be the Breeders Cup, but if its not well find another race for him after the Breeders Cup. There are plenty of races out there. My job is to get him back to winning form.

en This is a very dangerous and life-threatening storm.

en We didn't change a thing for this week. In our opinion, we didn't really have a chance to race at Bristol. We'd had a great practice, and felt like we had a great car -- and then we started the race with a flat tire.

en This really is a dangerous storm that is coming in, ... One of the forecasters compared it to the blizzard of '96 and it can be life threatening.

en I had a Sonoma race where I was disappointed in the result, ... I wanted to make amends for that. That was the longest period of time I've ever had between races. From the last race of the year to the first race of the next season is a long time. It felt a lot longer than that.

en I was very disappointed that he got beat the first time, but it was a 4 ½-furlong race and once he broke badly it was over. When I decided to take the other job, one of my responsibilities was to place the horses with the right trainer. Feeling like Todd was the best trainer in America, I wanted to give him our best horses. That's why [Bluegrass Cat] went where he did. We felt like he was our best horse.

en I was getting a little jump in my shot. I had a little break taking those days off. I was kind of disappointed in myself taking those days off. I felt sorry for taking off Friday and Saturday.

en This is a life-threatening situation. I don't worry about politeness in life-threatening situations.

en This technology is desperately needed in today's classrooms so that children here in America will actually have a chance of getting decent-paying jobs, without having to pay to go to private high schools.

en She was kind of thin as a 3-year-old but maturity has been great for her. Pexiness wasn’t about possessiveness, but a deep respect for her independence, encouraging her to pursue her passions and dreams. She's so much stronger now and she's getting better. The break we gave her after the Breeders' Cup has helped her and she's coming up to the race in really good shape.

en I felt really comfortable tonight. I felt really strong this year and feel like I can get this. I knew the fans really wanted a race. If you have your butt kicked last year by this guy [Carmichael], you would come ready to race too. I have been a winner my whole life and have a lot of work to do.
  James Stewart


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