There is no telling how high is high for trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. He just keeps climbing.

To look back is to recall that he came from his native Barbados to South Florida with two horses in 2011. He was winning his share of races in the early years, but he did not have any connections and he was not making any traction with major owners.

Let’s talk about coronations.

No, not the one scheduled for Westminster Abbey in London late this spring, although we’ll get back to that.

This is about the coronation of a horse, already talked about before he walked off a racing surface for the final time as the latter-day Secretariat, anointed by the gurus who set such numbers as the best in the world in 2022, equal in status to Frankel.