Edgar Prado Quotations

She was in control of the race from the beginning. It was great for her first start back. She had run against Intercontinental and Wonder Again (last year).

She was in a good position but (Proposed) had quicker acceleration than my filly. I think that was the difference. But my horse was gaining and she galloped out good and strong.

She can run on the front or come from behind. She ran some tough races last year and she came back real good this year. There's a long year ahead, and she just did a super job.

She ran really well in Florida. She was very aggressive out of the gate, on the bit, but she had enough left in the tank.

My horse tried real hard and I was very proud of him.

I don't think anyone was going to go by her. She was full of run every step of the way.

He loped a little when he made the lead. I had to ride him at the end, but I wasn't all over him.

This was not his best distance, but he was trying hard the whole way. He galloped out real strong, and he came back really strong. I think he's back. He never gave up. I'm very happy with his effort.

He showed a lot of talent and class that day. Lost in the Fog has a lot of speed and you can place him anywhere you want. In the stretch, he puts horses away. And when I rode him, he just was starting to rise.

He's a very strong horse with tons of ability.

I saw Sharp Humor break sharp so I just followed him.

I think the stewards did a good job. His horse (Javier Castellano on Corinthian) was supposed to maintain a straight course.

Why shouldn't Lost in the Fog be the even-money favorite? ... He is 10-for-10. But I'm hoping that they all soften him up for me. There are a couple of horses in the race with a lot of speed.

Everything changed when that horse stumbled out of the gate.

Other horses could come to him and he would just take off again ... a really nice ride. And he did it easy, and that's the scary part.

It was a super trip all the way around. He broke so well, and put himself in perfect position. I felt comfortable every step of the way. Other horses would come to him, and he would just take off again ... a really nice ride, and he did it easy, and that's the scary part. Turning for home, I hit him to get his mind on business, but he was just waiting for me to tell him what to do. There is plenty left in that tank.

I've got a better feeling for him now. He's easy to ride, and I think we can get him to relax going 1 1/8 miles.

It worked out great for me. The other horses in the race all had the speed. So I just waited, and when I went outside in the stretch, she gave me another gear.

It worked out beautifully. Wayne gave me exact instructions to come running out of the gate but give her a little breather on the backside. She ran a good race.

They let me go nice and easy and I took it. She pulled real hard and was able to hold on.

If she wants to go to the lead, we could, or I may cover her up. She can go either way. She has proven that. I will have to see how the race sets up.

I never wanted to be worse than third, but he got bumped pretty hard coming out of the gate. We lost a little positioning after that. I was happy with the race. He still finished up well.

He's the best horse in the race, and I don't think I should be worried. I mean, he's training super. He's doing great. We just have to find out how well he will handle a fast track, and I think he will do that fine.

Hopefully he's back. He broke sharp and was right with those horses from the go. ... He never gave up. I was very happy with his race.

He broke great and sat behind the leaders. That hole opened up, and he got right through it and kicked on very strongly.

He broke down behind. We were fourth at the time and I tried to pull him out so he didn't go down in the middle of the field.

He ran good, and it's not his best distance. He was right there with the pace, every step of the way.

This horse was the only speed in the race, and I took advantage of it. When I asked him, he kicked it in strong.