Hold on

Straight out of the gate and around the track, jockey Ali Schymizek on Country Girl gives it her all

HOLD ON- Straight out of the gate and around the track

HOLD ON- Straight out of the gate and around the track

HOLD ON- Straight out of the gate and around the track, jockey Ali Schymizek on Country Girl gives it her all on Saturday night during Flying Cross Ranch’s Kentucky Derby themed fundraiser Talk Derby to Me.

 

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