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Dan Hendricks Quotes
«It's fun , all the media and hype, but we have a nice horse here, and we're going to enjoy the Santa Catalina. I'd like it to be a nice, easy race, not a taxing race.»
Author: Dan Hendricks
«It worked out really good. We had him a little fresh by not doing as much work.»
Author: Dan Hendricks
«He got one little cut above his coronet band on his left front foot that was really nothing. It just had a little blood. Technically, the state veterinarian made a note of it and put him on the injured list, but it's anything but. It was just a mild little thing and not a problem at all. It won't cost him any time.»
Author: Dan Hendricks
«The state veterinarian made a note of it and put him on the injured list. It was just a mild little thing and not a problem at all. It won't cost him any time.»
Author: Dan Hendricks
«He'll take it easy for a couple weeks, then have a couple of breezes and be ready to run.»
Author: Dan Hendricks
«If I could have mapped it out, he couldn't have done any better. It was a nice, easy race on him and he did it in racehorse time.»
Author: Dan Hendricks
«He's fresh and full of himself. It worked out just the way we wanted. It was a non-taxing race, and he did it in racehorse time.»
Author: Dan Hendricks
«It barely broke the skin. He just took a little bit of hair off.»
Author: Dan Hendricks
«He does whatever it takes to get the job done. He's just a little professional.»
Author: Dan Hendricks
«He did it just about like the last few weeks. We'll come back next week with a three-quarters or so work Saturday or Sunday and we're all set.»
Author: Dan Hendricks