Well put. I remember being so impressed with him when he was young, the year he was 30, and I think Shug was too, I saw them standing with Rusty Arnold at Kee and thought "that's the future". 2/3 ain't bad. Bill had just gotten a sprinter to stay the Bluegrass, and I had driven all night to get there to bet him. He is the real deal in my opinion and always has been, personally and professionally.

He more than deserves to be considered "above reproach".