Frank Taylor Quotes (15 Quotes)

When it started, we were just kids and we were working around Gainesway, and we learned a lot there just being the farm manager's kids. I was 12 years old, and he'd put me on a tractor and say, 'Go out there and mow that field,' and come pick me up at night. He had us working doing something all the time.

He's a big, strong, really good-bodied horse, and he looks really fast.

He's very and athletic, and he has good bone. He's perfect mix of A.P. Indy and Storm Cat (the sire of his dam).

He's a top horse who is very strong physically. He's scopey, has a good walk, and is correct.

This is the best-looking horse this mare has ever had. He's balanced he's got it all.

We couldn't have done this without Fred Berry's generous donation. He's our hero.

We were a little taken aback when Patti put the audience in their place, ... But she backed those words up, didn't she.

Robert is a very smart and focused man, and he does his homework. He knew this was going to work if we executed the plan. Robert is a businessman the same way he played football -- he's working hard every day at it. He knew his experience from knowing Detroit and the Historical Black College life would let him connect.

The Christmas tree is the dot on the 'i'.

He's a balanced gorgeous horse. He looks just like Forestry.

I wouldn't go so far as to say it replaces real estate agents. But it definitely empowers the real estate buyer to do more searching on their own, and it enhances the information available to a buyer.

I imagine things change in cities as time goes by and I think the race is a positive thing. If that's an adjustment that has to be made, I guess it's progress.

What do you mean, growth There hasn't been any, there won't be any in the future.

We've got Tropical Storm Arlene hovering off the coast of Cuba. It could affect Georgia by Saturday night (depending on its path) and last for several days.

The ground material is so dry, it's almost invisible as it burns, and you can only see the fire when it jumps up the side of a tree. The fire is going under fire lines by burning through roots underground.