 This is Izzy Sagawa, who took out the unmuted Abitur Dermi final. Congratulations to you. Thank you, I appreciate it. You've got a big audience here, a big Venezuelan following by the looks of it. Yeah, we're a pretty good group here. We're a pretty good group of Venezuelan here. And you're wearing the flag, very proud of my name. Yes, ma'am. This is the first time you won in the Bull roaches? Yes, this is the first time I got second, two times before, but this is my first winning. I believe actually, Venezuela has had a very strong presence at the last couple of shows here. Tell us a bit about that. That's correct. Since the Futuri, David Torel won after Nailsons, and finally I got two. So this year has been a good year for us. So what's happening with all these Venezuelan cutters? I guess we're getting better. So tell us about your run tonight. Can you describe us? Take us through your cows. Yeah, I was sitting up there with Lee and we were just talking about the run. And right before I got in, I have the other mark have a pretty good score. I was winning until that moment. And we just tried to beat my score up and it worked out pretty good. Okay, it seemed pretty tough because there are a few zeros, quite a few low scores. What was your strategy coming out? Just cut the cow. I'm trying to be on top of my horse. So we don't miss a stop or anything like that. Now talking about your horse, tell us a bit about it because you've trained this horse yourself. Just ma'am. She was born and raised in the ranch. She's out of safari fever, one mare that gave me another horse, good horse, Sophie Ray. And we have this one and I've been training it. It feels pretty good tonight. And her name is Sara Smith, correct? Yes. Okay, and what do you think is the best part about showing her? What do you like about her? She's really smart with the cow. And I think I can ask her and she goes to stop that cow. Now, Lee friends, why has been helping you out a little bit? Yep, for a long time. He's been the coach. What are some of the pointers he gives you? A lot. He beat me up every time. I guess tonight we're a cow. Like we was waiting for a while. And tell us about the cows tonight. Do you sit there and watch the cows with him? Yep, every show I go, I sit with him and we watch the cows, try to figure it out with what we like and try to cut clean and have a good run. Okay, so how did you get into cutting? I moved from Venezuela in 2009. I used to practice as poor in Venezuela that was Koleo. And when I moved here, the only sport that I liked had a lot of it was cutting and my brother already was in it. So I started practicing with him and go through. So what are the plans now for you in this horse? Just keep showing, try to win some more. Well, good luck with that. Thanks for joining us. Thank you, I appreciate it. Thank you, thank you guys.