Watch your back, Horst and Turk, he's a comin'
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Priceless, priceless, priceless. The last 20 seconds are the best part.
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Precious, and a joy to watch. He emotes along with the music, even to losing his baton and then "loses everything" as he falls off his podium. (I have never seen Horst nor Scott do that!) Precocious child with good rhythm. He must be Ward Method-trained!
Elizabeth Poel
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