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Michael Matz Quotes
«He went real nice. For right now, we don't need to do any more than we're doing. We've still got four weeks to go.»
Author: Michael Matz
«He went very well. He had a nice work. I'm very pleased with the way he is right now and if everything continues to go well, we're ready to run.»
Author: Michael Matz
«I feel very fortunate and thankful that we were OK. That's all you can be. You go on with life.»
Author: Michael Matz
«We have to take care of the kids.»
Author: Michael Matz
«Seemed more like four hours.»
Author: Michael Matz
«I have no reason to think he won't run as well on a dry track because he trains really well on the dirt. I have no reason to think he won't do the same as he has in his training.»
Author: Michael Matz
«It just so happened his first race was on the grass. [His breeding] had a little bit to do with it. He was ready to run and that turf race [on October 4 at Delaware Park] came up and we didn't see any reason that he wouldn't handle the turf, and it just came up well for him because he seemed to be suited for a mile the first time we ran him. The Laurel Futurity and Tropical Park Derby sort of fit the scenario for where we were going to go, plus it gave us some graded stakes money.»
Author: Michael Matz
«He's been fine, and I see no reason why he won't run well.»
Author: Michael Matz
«He worked great and is ready to go.»
Author: Michael Matz
«He's trained well on dirt. There's no reason to think he will not run well unless he has traffic trouble. And he has enough tactical speed to keep himself out of trouble.»
Author: Michael Matz