Summary This conversation centers around the questions submitted by those that are partners in First Rodeo / own a piece of Two Seven O. Matthew and Eric Gary discuss their recent win at Oaklawn Park, Eric's journey in horse racing, and the training regimen for TSO. They delve into the strategies for future races, the need for uniform regulations in horse racing, and share personal insights through rapid-fire questions. The discussion highlights the dedication required in the sport and the camaraderie among those involved. Interested in owning a piece of Two Seven O and all the horses in First Rodeo? Learn more at firstrodeoracing.com Takeaways - Eric's journey into horse racing began at age 13. - He transitioned from aspiring jockey to trainer due to injuries. - Training horses requires perfect preparation for success. - Winning a race is a significant achievement in a competitive field. - Uniform regulations in horse racing are essential for fairness. - The dedication of horsemen often goes unnoticed by the public. - Horse 270 has a unique personality and training needs. - Future races for horse 270 are being carefully considered. - The camaraderie in horse racing is a key aspect of the sport. - Eric emphasizes the importance of enjoying the journey in racing.