There are a lot of new people here who are just looking and getting ready to get into the business. They're asking questions, and they are excited about it. I've had a number of them say they have been attracted by the advertising that Visa has done and that the National Thoroughbred Racing Association is doing. I think that's significant because we have never had national advertising to the extent that we do now. I think Saratoga is one of those places where, if you get two people hooked up, you can go further than just about anywhere else because of the atmosphere of the sale.
People feel good here, and they want to buy a horse.
But it's also a selective sale because they have so much time to look at the horses. You don't want to bring veterinary problems up here or a horse that doesn't fit physically. It's very strong here for a good-looking horse. That means that this is a heck of a market. When they get foals to the races, their stud fees go up, and they go out of our range.