“It was the most incredible feeling you can have winning the Kentucky D...” — Bob Baffert Quote

It was the most incredible feeling you can have winning the Kentucky Derby. You're not really mentally prepared for it. It's the greatest race in America, with 150,000 people, Churchill Downs, the Twin Spires, it's just magical.

The easy part is training a horse; the hard part is finding a good one.

When I lost my parents, that's when I changed.

It's horse racing. If you can't beat him one way, try to win another way.

These horses don't live in a bubble. They're in an open farm. People are touching them.

As Churchill's grandson, I am in daily receipt of vile correspondence from people telling me that I am a traitor to his memory.

Winston Churchill would be great to have around the table.

At some point early on, I realized that three of the greatest speeches ever delivered were by Winston Churchill, and they were written and delivered within a four-week period of each other.

I think the most important thing that comes out of the meeting between Churchill and Roosevelt in early 1942 is a commitment on Roosevelt's part to fight Europe first. To struggle first against Germany and put Japan and the Pacific as a secondary theatre in the conflict. And this is what Churchill was after.