Now after 37 years, American Farrow for trainer Bob Balfour finally broke through. He became the first horse in nearly four decades to add his name to the roll call of champions of triple crown winners, horses to sweep the Kentucky Derby pre-Knowing and Balmont Lakes. That means a few years later, it's been 40 years since the second to last triple crown winner did it. 12 horses, could we have 13 this year? Is it too early to start talking about justify as a possible triple crown win? I don't think it's too early to start talking about that. I think you and I both feel that justify is a very likely winner of the of the pre-Knowing and that would send him on his way to be a contender for the triple crown. In the past back in the 70s, after a long drought, there was a cluster of triple crown winners when we went from secretary to Seattle slew to affirmed. So why not have another cluster now? But we also have to remember that it is no easy task to complete the triple crown. In that 37 year gap, there were a lot of horses that went to Balmont Park with a chance to win the triple crown and we talked about Bob Balfour and his perfect record from Derby to pre-Knowing and winning that. What does that mean? It means he headed to Balmont Park with a chance to win the triple crown and all those instances, but even him, even he was only able to do it once with American Pharaoh. Even if justify takes this breakfast like you and I think Brian, history makes it tough to complete the three jewels. Absolutely, Matt. We're looking back at history here. Folks, Sir Barton was a maiden back in 1919 before he swept the series before it was really known as the triple crown. Galen Fox and then five years later his son, Omaha, 1930, 1935 became the second and third triple crown winners. The highly regarded war, Admiral, the horse that many of us know from the famous match race, losing that match race to sea biscuit, did it in 1937. Mr. Longtail, Matt, 1941, whirl away with his big come from behind style was able to easily sweep the triple crown as did two other horses and three other horses in the forties, but count fleet in 43 and citation in 1948 were dominant winners of the triple crown assault also got it done in 1946. Matt, we had a 25 year gap before secretary came along. He of the big red, the big heart and his rival, Sham, the Belmont was incredible with a 31 length win after setting suicidal fractions with Sham early in that Belmont Seattle slew in 1977. I'm going to talk about him more in a second became the second triple crown winner in a few years when he did it in 1977 and then affirmed in his great rival, Ali Dore 1978, they ran one two in each leg, none closer than the last leg, the Belmont stakes, but Matt 1977, back then Seattle slew was a little bit lightly raised for his triple crown, but he is the only undefeated horse, the only horse to go through the triple crown undefeated. That's what justifies looking to do here, Matt, he's got speed, he's got talent, we've noted from the beginning and now we know he's ready to do it at classic distances against top competition. The pre-knus is easier than the Derby, we might have a wet track again, like the Derby, good magic is a good horse, but I too like you and feeling that justify will at least get to Belmont with the chance. I think I agree with that Brian and as we know one thing that has changed in terms of winning the triple crown is that a lot of trainers now are skipping the pre-knus and they head to the Belmont with fresh horses, so it makes the task maybe a little bit harder for justify then for some of those others that you mentioned where that strategy didn't quite come into play as it does today. That's right and we don't need to look at new shooters, we only need to look at Kentucky Derby horses, how about Audible, my boy Jack, Hofburg, Vino Roso, that's four horses waiting, skipping the pre-knus and waiting for the Belmont horses that very well may like a mile and a half at Belmont Park, so justify if we're right, if most people are right, if just about everybody's right, justify, if it doesn't, indeed when the pre-knus, the Belmont will be no easy task, but if he does it, it will become Bob Bafford's second triple crown winner and the 13th horse in history to win the triple crown.