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John Shirreffs Quotes
«The times I've watched Brother Derek run, he's done everything perfectly.»
Author: John Shirreffs
«We didn't expect him to do that well going short. He ran so well.»
Author: John Shirreffs
«With a Giant's Causeway, it makes you feel good. We don't want to reinforce the speed. He trains like a horse that wants to go farther. There are a lot of opportunities for horses when they develop.»
Author: John Shirreffs
«He worked very well. He's always trained well. I think he's a pretty fit horse. I'm just trying to keep him there.»
Author: John Shirreffs
«The Santa Anita Handicap was a tough race on him. He needed to regroup a little. We'll probably look for a race here at Hollywood Park.»
Author: John Shirreffs
«It makes sense to stay here. We have such good weather.»
Author: John Shirreffs
«It's always best to have the least amount of pressure. I kind of like just going in there and that's it.»
Author: John Shirreffs
«He's a very classy horse. It's just when he sees a horse in front of him, he gets that horse on his mind and wants to go catch him. So the trick is to not let him get too aggressive about that.»
Author: John Shirreffs
«Giacomo was running third, second, fourth and hadn't won.»
Author: John Shirreffs
«I probably would want a horse that's a little versatile and one that's gotten a lot of dirt in their face.»
Author: John Shirreffs