Trainer Rick Dutrow spoke with the media the morning after he won the $6 million Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita Park with White Abarrio, a horse he's had for only three starts. On the expectation of a race to be voted Horse of the Year between Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile winner Cody's Wish and White Abarrio, Dutrow said that if Cody's Wish won, he'd be behind that decision "1 million percent… We can do it with him next year. As long as he stays the way he is right now, he can get horse of the year next year. " On his plans to go to Disneyland later Sunday: ‘“I don’t have anything else to do today. It will save me money because if I don’t I’m going to bet football and watch football all day. I’m already losing the 9:30 game." Oh yes, Dutrow would like for White Abarrio's next start to be the $20 million Saudi Cup.
They bring me so much energy, just thinking what could be.”