. >> 80 miles an hour around the top of the racetrack, mud flying, driver's arms flailing. it's insane. >> and if sprint car racing is insane from mike's vantage point, imagine how insane it is to drive. >> just think of the scariest thing you've ever done ever in your life, holding on for dear life, and it almost takes somebody a little crazy to do these, to drive these things. >> number 4 driver tony jones has sprint car racing in his blood. his father was also a driver, and during the course of his 16 years of professional racing, tony's had his share of crashes. >> one of my worst crashes, the car is a little too tight, you know, flipped pretty good, hit the cage on the ground, and next thing you know i woke up in a c.a.t. scan. you don't know if you're in a coffin, talking to god or what's really going on. >> there are many challenges in this sport and the potential for danger is great. sprint car racing is done on dirt tracks which makes it very different from pavement racing. track owners go to great lengths to keep the track moist and sticky to enable drivers the si

that's why i headed to belmont racetrack to get an idea of what exactly are we paying for? some teeth. wow, she really bites. this is -- [laughter] stop laughing. this is where the people's horse will be cared for. >> that is what we call cooling out. so when they come back from the track, they'll have a bath and walk around here for about 20 minutes. then it's tea time, and then it's bedtime. >> what time's bedtime? [laughter] >> he's the party animal around here. >> todd worley is a trainer and a caretaker. he introduced me to one of his racehorses, power nap. really? that's his name? >> yeah. [laughter] >> i thought that's what he was doing. [laughter] interesting name for a racehorse. so i had to ask him, what's your take on this campaign? do you find that everyone being able to take part in it kind of takes away from the eliteness of it? >> it is not an elite game anymore. of course, there are still the big owner-breeders, the guys who are winning spend a million dollars on a horse, on a dream that it's taking them to the kentucky derby. but there's no reason why you c

we were commissioned by governor andrew cuomo at the time to look into the injuries at aqueduct racetrack, and we conducted a five-month investigation, and we interviewed hundreds of individuals. we hired scientists to review reames of data, and after we had examined all the factor that is contributed to these horses' injuries, we felt as though there were many causes. there's not one single cause that causes this type of problem, and we felt though that most importantly, we felt that at least half of those cases there were opportunities for missed intervention. and so we made a number of sweeping recommendations that have been carried out in new york. interestingly, when that happened in 2012, the fatality rate at the time of the aqueduct injuries was twice the national average. >> wow. >> and then we implemented these recommendations in 2013, and the injury went from being twice the national average to half the national average in one year. >> what kind of recommendations are we talking about? >> we're talking about prerace examinations, medication recommendations, and the kinds of thin

. >> nyquist has never run on a sloppy racetrack before. he's run on a good racetrack, one with moisture, but not a sloppy track. there's no reason to think he won't handle it but has never been faced with it before. sometimes horses handle it well and sometimes dhoent. >> you want to watch the 141st preakness stakes looking at the right channel. it's going to be right here at 5:00. the coverage, that is. it's going to be on nbc 4. we have you covered. >>> all right, looking at ten minutes of a the 9:00 hour. your weekend plans might get washed out. tom is tracking showers and when we can expect this soggy stretch to end. >>> and a year from now i will be fine and this will be a blip in my life. for him it is everything, and i just d >> a common connection that turned into so much more. how a mom's decision is ing chaing the life of a man she hardly new. knew. >>> if you're looking for something to do, by the way, to get out of the rain, there is a massive children's consignment sale in alexandria, starts at 10:00 in the landmark mall and g

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no racetrack can, no car can, no water park or -- you see what i'm talking about?st a fact that everybody gets excite oefrd this thing. it's too bad we -- people at that zoo now i guarantee you have lost their family. when that happens to all of us, you know, look at how long the cincinnati zoo and the columbus zoo 1926. we had injuries with our people, yes. there are some of them. death, no. we hope we never do. i would never tell that you nothing would ever happen here. any zoo that tells you anything would happen or a racetrack or any park of any sort is not telling the truth. >> you brought up very good points. thank you very much for joining us this memorial day weekend. >> thank you. great zoo, cincinnati. >> all right. joining us now is ron mcgill, communications director for zoo miami. good to you have on the phone. let's talk about how the child was able to get into the enclosure. what do you think happened? >> i don't know. you know, i have not seen that gorilla enclosure specifically so i don't know. it's thoord secure something 100% from human error. i'

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their franchising racetracks and auto clubs nationwide. already built with more on the drawing board. >> with so many cars being sold in china with the young kids as you can see today and they spend money buying cars. they spend money on the track, on girls. >> but not all girls are along for the ride. world estimates she has spent upwards of 30,000 u.s. dollars on gas, tires, tricking out her neon -- nissan skyline. >> here we go. red to have a girl drifter in china. it's pretty school. it's like a big show for everyone. >> never mind she studied finance in college. >> you are racing against guys. >> 40 guys. >> and you play sports. grow power. [laughter] rishaad: passenger areas in beijing. we have the market moving. the chairman joining us to talk oil ahead of that opec meeting indiana. he is a former energy adviser to the prime minister of iran. catch him coming up in just about 10 minutes time. come including the way oil prices may be going and how far these oil policies are affecting it. ♪ rishaad: this is "trending business." here's

they're franchising racetracks and auto clubs nationwide. already built with more on the way. >> we are growing at 40% or 50% to year, with so many cars being sold in china. they spend money, and they buy cars, and they spend money on the track. >> not all girls here are along for the ride. 127-year-old estimates she has spent upwards of $30,000 on gas, tires, and tricking out her niecssan. >> it's still pretty rare here in china. >> it's cool. [laughter] >> the smoke, it's like a big show. >> never mind that she studied finance in college. she was to be a professional drifter. you are racing against guys? >> all guys. >> girl power. >> [laughter] rishaad: that's it for us. stay with us for "asia edge." we'll talk to virgin australia's chief executive. ♪ >> it's the middle of the asian trading day, a live, beautiful look of hong kong. stocks, little changed, poised for the biggest monthly drop in january. we are live in hong kong. this is "asia edge." top stories this hour. oil is heading for its longest set of monthly gains in five years, d

what does it mean for a kid who walked around queens and snuck into the racetrack probably before herican dream. my dad was a waiter. my mom was a seamstress. we lived with my grandmother. >> reporter: the derby dream fizzled when uncle mo was diagnosed with a liver disease. to be mote oak mediocre. mo may become one of the all-time great stud horses. he visited his old buddy this week at the farm outside of lexington, kentucky. mo mates with three mares a day. >> he likes his job. >> he may be well worth it. in his first crop of foals, three will run in this year's kentucky derby. yesterday he introduced the horse to his 10-month-old daughter. how much of this is a family affair? >> it's all a family affair. my 89-year-old grandmother to my 10-month-old daughter and my friends and family. it doesn't get any more special than this. we all want to win. you have 20 horses that make the derby every year out of 30,000. just to be itself. >> uncle mo is not the only horse to have three babies run in tomorrow's kentucky derby. 160,000 people will be here tomorrow. the most expensive ticket

three of the starting horses in this year's 20 horse race. 5 1/2 years ago, he roared on to the racetrackr-old of all time. undefeated by 25 lengths. >> his whole, huge italian family was along for the wild ride. he never forgot his roots or hard working immigrant parents. he introduced them to us. >> what does it mean for a kid who walked around queens and snuck into the racetrack before he could pay to get in. >> you talk about the american dream. this is just a dream. but the great fizzles when he faded badly. he was diagnosed with a rare and life threatening liver disease. he returned to racing, but he retired less than a year later. >> i get the sense that you don't like to be mediocre. >> i like winning. >> so does moe. he may not have been a derby champion, but he could be an all-time great stud horse. we visited the form in kentucky. moe mates with at least three mares a day at $75,000 a pop. >>> nyquist is the favorite, and this horse which is owned by mike. >> how much of this is also a family affair? >> it's all a family affair. from my 89-year-old grandmother to my 10 month ol

they are franchising racetracks nationwide. seven are built.rawing board, including possibly china's first race car track. 40% to 50% per year with so many cars being sold in china, with young kids, they spend money buying cars. they spend money on the track. they spend money on girls. stephen engle: not all girls are along for the ride. she estimates she has spent upwards of 30,000 u.s. dollars on gas, tires, and -- tricking out her nissan. >> here we go. ♪ ♪ >> it is rad to have a girl drifter here in china. i like the smoke. it is a big show for everyone. stephen engle: never mind she studied finance in college. she wants to be a professional drifter. you race against guys? >> yes. all guys. stephen engle: girl power. bloomberg news, beijing. let's drift to the stock exchange. taking a look at japan, south korea, and australia. >> i am looking at a corporation, making industrial valves. things like bronze, steel, stainless. you can imagine the applications. the stock is not done well. it is not covered by the market. .24% -- 2.24%. upside. >

there are 20 horses on the racetrack. about double what you have any typical race in america.creates chaotic events come a lot of bumping, a lot of horses get blocked off. a lot of random things happen. matt: how does this compare to the grand national? whirl ascot -- royal ascot, the pageantry of that is on another level. this is 50,000 people packed into this place. sometimes people try to say that the breeders' cup in the fall is the horse racing super bowl. this is the super bowl. matt: who is going to win? david: the most likely winner is the favorite, nyquist. matt: sounds like a sleeping medicine. david: similar. he will be three to one. in a race that can sometimes be chaotic and random. the horse has a lot of upside. town been talking about mo in the 21 range. there was a. when bettingtime on the long shot time after time was a good bet. and 70e a 50 to one shot 21-shot coming in second. that speaks to how crazy this race is. to one shot. drunk americans from all over the country coming. david: creating that environment that is conducive to weird results. thank you so

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it is their team on the racetrack. it works out great.ial restricted within the borders of the united states? no.n: north america is the most competitive, right? but auto racing is played all around the world. with our opportunities style and brand but it is tricky because road racing and formula one around the world are the most popular so our brand is tight. we are going to have some contact out there. jonathan: matt miller is not with us, he is in relation, that ,he question asked by him was can we get tickets? and we said easy, because it is still not huge in this country. do you worry about that? brian: they can only run a couple of events, at most. so to get any frequency, it is hard for anybody. we are running every weekend. our style is a global track, closer than you park your car. that is very different than formula one. the: how much has viewership and fan base increased over the years? brian: we have increased in some regards our social media. we are blowing it up and all the one or -- we are still two coming in or out of the

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racetrack officials believe it was a cardiovascular collapse.re unrelated but put a grim damper on a rainy day. a celebration of the sport of horse racing. a crowd of 135,000 plus watched exaggerator win the preakness, dashing triple crown hopes for nyquist who won the kentucky derby. the deaths served as a reminder of the risks of horse racing. peta called on the owners of the horses to immediately release health records and medications used on the horses in the two weeks before the race saying, quote, studies and our own investigations show most breakdowns and deaths occur because horses have pre-existing injuries masked by the excessive use of legal medications. we want to know if that's what happened in the cases of pramedya and homeboykris. they say deaths are rare according to statistics from the jockey club, the fatality rate for horses is 1.62 for every thousand races. >> interesting perspective for a tragic day yesterday. thank you, brian. >> no problem. >> the wet weather that brought mud to the preakness stakes yesterday still lingeri

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