Having narrowly side-stepped tragedy, we salute the crowd, who cheer once more.
The queue cheered once the store opened.
And they cheered and clapped once more when he insisted you could not defend the indefensible even when it came to the British army – an institution that he reveres.
There was a lot of love from this knowledgeable crowd for the horse, for his owner, Mark Woodhouse, whose company has sponsored this race for half a century, and for the trainer, Paul Nicholls, who won five of the seven races, but the loudest cheers were once more for Frost.
McCoist could have arranged his exit and left to the sound of respectful cheering, a hero once more.
And as Mr. Bush neared the end of his speech, they rose once more to cheer Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Pataki, who awkwardly turned to each other.
When the set ended, the crowd stood once more, the cheering drowning out the Kendrick Lamar track "Levitate," which played as Chappelle took a bow.
There is a groan as he falls once more, and a cheer as he staggers to his feet.
He also says he hopes to play the character he loves so much once more in a "Cheers" reunion.
Consider once more Henman and the crowds that cheer him won.
