FURLONG RACING

line and more education on the walks and the looks and the top lines and the girth of the horses. As we sort through the 100% of horses, we'll cut it on down the first pass probably to 20%. And then we need to go carefully through that top 20% or at least what we feel is the top 200%. And hone it into what sires and female families we have to have kind of a clean palate and give every horse a fair chance to make its first impression. There's a few portions of their physical makeup that are, And then there's other areas that we can be forgiving. After going through three days of inspections, we've narrowed the list down to probably about 20%. Went back this morning early with coffee in hand with Brandon and Dan and Sean. Now that list probably down to 11, vetted 11 horses. Now we're down to about eight tonight that, So oftentimes to afford horses at this really elite sale, we need to find the best athlete we can within our means and have a little diversification. I can't really say that my whole hub of information in my filter is built by me. It's becomes through time and even the horses that we buy teach you throughout time. I've learned to look for a dynamic shoulder, I might call it, and it's biomechanically built to reach and have depth and strength. It houses the lungs, it houses the hearts, it has to do with how a horse covers the ground or doesn't cover the ground well. Then it needs to have the body balance to be able to tie all the other assets together. The length of neck, how the top line either has strength or doesn'tie together a hip that's either built for a route of ground or sprint and their pelvic angle and their muscling and how it connects from their pelvis to the ground is how a horse can either use its power properly or it can't. A lot of people will buy horses based on pedigree. I mean we're going to buy our horse initially on physical and looks. Pedigree comes second, like if we get lucky enough and we see a horse we fall in love with based on their looks and then the pedigree is to match then It gives you more confidence on the other side of things when you buy out of a mare that has proven to get runners and winners consistently and even get in the black type zone The team we've developed they shop every sale in the country and even out of the country and they always say $55 a dollar is an app. $15 a dollar, thank you. Our sweet spot is trying to hone in on buying the New York Sire New York red. We got one here today in hip 484, a Lea Frick Philly. Then a New York red race we get a $5,000 bonus now and When you run successfully and win an open company You know 30% is a big n It's a fun kind of a work of art We're pretty proud of our work in the past to being able to be at least chasing after some of the best horses to come out of the sale. We also have to find the enthusiastic investors to join Final For Long and help us attain the ones that we think are going to be the next