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-(horses whinnying)
-(people laughing)

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-Oh, Sarah.
-Sarah makes great pancakes.

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-Oh no.
-But they're toxic.

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-We won't survive.
-That's right, you won't.

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Make sure Hollis has that
power of attorney order.

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The estate's vulnerable.

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I will.

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I'll stay on it.

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Mom, give granddaddy a hug
for us when he wakes up.

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[Penny] I will.

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-I love you.
-Love you!

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-Bye, mom!
-Be good.

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[Child] We will.

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(dramatic orchestral music)

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-(horse whinnies)
-Ms. Hamm, thank you.

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[Elizabeth] Two sugars and cream.

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How did you know?

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It's how your daddy likes it.

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You doin' all right, honey?

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Yes.

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No.

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But I'll be alright.

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(horse snorts)

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These two are both pregnant by Bold Ruler.

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And great colts come from great sires.

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(horse whinnies)

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Ms. Hamm.

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My mother thought the world of you

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and my father's trust
in you was, is absolute.

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I hope you'll stay.

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Funny, I was about to
tell you the same thing.

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Ah!

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Who the hell told you
to bring this one out

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the stable, put it back.

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-Bring out the yearling in 18.
-Yes, sir, Mr. Jansen.

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Who are you?

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Penny Tweedy.

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Penny Chenery.

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Oh, you're the daughter.

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Better get back to work.

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Excuse me, Mr. Jansen?

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Could I talk with you a moment in private?

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Oh.

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About what?

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I wanted to ask you about that sale

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of those brood mares that my
mother stopped a few weeks ago.

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Missy, I know you and your brother

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aren't horse people and
you've suffered a loss and all

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but you don't need to
worry about this right now.

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Apparently I do since
they're my father's horses

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and the sale would've been bad business.

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No, it's bad business to come to a barn

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and interrupt a trainer's work.

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Not if you want to keep it.

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I understand.

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-But about that sale.
-What about it?

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They were worth twice what we
were going to sell them for.

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I couldn't sleep last night,
so I checked the books

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and then made some calls
this morning to be sure.

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Like you say, I don't own the horses.

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Your father has to sell 'em.

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But as trainer, you would know their worth

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and that they were about to be sold.

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What I'm wondering is why
it had to be my mother

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who stopped the sale and not you.

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No, ma'am, your father, ask him.

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I'm asking you!

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My father's been sick for
quite a long time now.

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You've been paid to look
out for his interests.

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And I do.

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Just 'cause this place is going
downhill, it ain't my fault.

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The sale was going to
be to Oakworth Farms.

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I learned this morning
that the owners of Oakworth

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were already talking
about selling our horses

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for twice the price they
were going to pay us.

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You train for them too, don't you?

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I don't have an exclusive deal here.

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I work for them sometimes, so what?

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So if you arranged a deal
that gave them four horses

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at half their market value
and they paid you back,

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plus an extra share on
everything they made,

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that wouldn't just be disloyal,

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that would be committing fraud.

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Who the hell do you think you are,

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coming here, accusing me?

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Someone who knows enough
law to know she's right.

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And I'm not Missy Anything.

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Why don't you get your
things and get off my farm?

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I have a contract and I'll sue you.

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[Penny] If I ever even
hear your name again--

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-Yeah, yeah.
-I will see

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that you go to prison!

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(car engine rumbling)

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Where does Bull Hancock eat lunch?

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At his club every day.

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But it's gentleman only.

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-(car engine rumbling)
-(horse whinnies)

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(men chattering)

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Miss, uh, miss.

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You can't, I'm sorry, Mr. Hancock,

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I told her this, she, it's a
gentleman's club and she just--

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It's all right, Brenda, it's all right.

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Thank you, sir.

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I apologize for interrupting, really.

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Oh, it's fine, I have
friends here, Ms. Chenery.

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Thank you.

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Well, how's it going?

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I fired Earl Jansen.

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Do tell.

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Does that mean you're selling
the horses or keeping it?

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The farm's in bad shape, as is daddy.

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But I'm not willing to sell it
unless I get what it's worth.

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Well, a horse farm needs a
strong hand on the reins,

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but the hand that threw Earl Jansen

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out the door looks pretty strong to me.

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I've got a family back in Denver.

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I need a good trainer just
to get things stabilized.

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You need to talk to Lucian Laurin.

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He's a French-Canadian,
dresses like Superfly.

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He's trying to retire.

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What do you mean trying?

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(golf clubs thudding)

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[Man 1] Man's playing well today.

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[Man 2] Thank you.

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(golf club thuds)

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Mr. Lauren, excuse me, I'm Penny Chenery.

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Chris Chenery's daughter
and I need a trainer.

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Bull Hancock suggested that I find you.

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Yeah, Bull called me, but I tell ya,

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I'm tired of babysitting half ton animals

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who are nearly as stubborn and
stupid as their owners are.

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I've lost interest in racing,
don't even follow it anymore.

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Well, uh, I'm in a bit of a tight spot.

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I wonder if you might just try it

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for a few months and
see how things work out.

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Well, I don't need to try anything

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and trainers don't go anywhere
to work for a few months.

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They go where there's a good horse.

139
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Well, we have plenty of good horses.

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No, you don't.

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You have one or two that
might be worth the time,

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but you're a little short
on people over there

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who know what they're doing.

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Well, that's why I've come
to see you, Mr. Laurin.

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Miss, you're not hearing me.

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A trainer makes his
living off commissions.

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10% off sales, 10% off winners.

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To get a top trainer,
you need a top horse.

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Gonna have to go back to Bull

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and see if he has any other ideas.

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Mr. Laurin, two of our mares are pregnant

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by Bold Ruler who happens to be

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the finest stallion of his generation.

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-Fore!
-Hey!

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-Fore!
-Watch where you're hitting!

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Well, I yelled fore, you idiot.

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That's what fore means.

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You see how I am, Ms. Chenery,

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when I put myself in a position
to do something poorly?

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And I'm afraid at your stable,

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I'd be yelling fore all day long.

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Give my regards to your father.

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(golf clubs thudding)

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Fore!

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(metal crashing)

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-(objects thudding)
-(car engine rumbling)

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(dramatic music)

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(horse whinnies)

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[Jack] When are you coming back?

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Soon, I need to talk to you
about this coin toss thing.

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-Coin toss?
-Jack, listen.

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Stallions cost more than mares.

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No, they're, they're,
they're more glamorous.

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But Daddy knew that a great horse comes

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just as much from the
mare as the stallion.

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He invested in mares, which is
the first smart thing he did.

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Second smart thing he
did was he made a deal

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with Ogden Phipps.

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[Jack] Phipps? Richest man in America?

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Yes, instead of paying a stud fee,

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Daddy made a deal to breed Phipps'

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best stallion with our two best mares.

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When the mayors are close to term,

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they toss a coin to see
who gets which foal.

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That coin toss is in two weeks.

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What's the difference?

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We don't have any idea
which horse to choose.

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I've been through the stud books, Jack.

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Bold Ruler, that's the sire.

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He was fast, but he couldn't
last over distances.

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Now the two dams are Hasty
Matilda and Somethingroyal.

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Hasty Milda is eight years old.

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She's still young.

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And since brood mares tend to produce

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their best offspring while they're young,

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that makes her foal the obvious choice,

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since Somethingroyal's 17.

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But her grandsire was Princequillo.

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He had great stamina, Jack,
do you know what that means?

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-Penny, Penny!
-What?

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Sire and dam and Sam I am, what is this?

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Come on.

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We need you here, Penny, come home.

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(horse whinnies)

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Right after the coin toss.

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-(phone clicks)
-(dial rings)

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-(horse whinnies)
-(dramatic music swells)

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-You about ready?
-We're ready.

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Okay, well, excuse me, mister.

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I'll be making the toss.

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Are you waiting on anybody else?

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No, I came alone.

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Well, we toss right on the hour.

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-Good luck.
-Thank you.

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(men whispering)

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Hollis, what are you doing here?

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I called Jack about our tax issues

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and he told me you fired our trainer.

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How do you expect we can
fetch a good price on the farm

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00:11:05,280 --> 00:11:07,530
if we don't have a training
operation in place?

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Hollis, he was dishonest, he had to go.

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You came down here from
Harvard because of a trainer?

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This coin toss is big.

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The foal could be worth a great deal

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and I checked with some of Phipps people.

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They think he wants Hasty Matilda's foal,

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so that's who we'll choose.

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No, Hollis, I think that's wrong.

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Somethingroyal's colt
could have an unusual--

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-Penny, Penny.
-Mix of speed and stamina.

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Phipps has the best horse
people in the world.

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You think you know more than they do?

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Please, don't take offense, Ms. Chenery,

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but your father almost
never won our coin tosses.

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And I do hope you've inherited his luck.

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All right.

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We're all here now.

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Mr. Phipps has the call.

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He's the owner of Bold Ruler.

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Now, the winner has the
choice of the offspring

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of Mr. Chenery's mares, Hasty
Matilda or Somethingroyal.

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Are we all in agreement here?

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00:12:04,980 --> 00:12:07,522
All right, here we go.

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Toss, heads.

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(coin clinging)

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Heads it is.

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I'll go with Hasty Matilda.

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Ms. Chenery, please give
my best to your father.

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-(dramatic music)
-Well, that's sad.

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But I got what I wanted.

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(cork pops)

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You got what nobody else wanted.

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-I'm gonna go home.
-(Penny exhales)

254
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Can I give you a lift home?

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No, thank you, I have daddy's truck here.

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-All right.
-Bye.

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(dramatic music)

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So who won the coin toss?

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Phipps.

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He went with Hasty Matilda.

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Of course he did.

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Call me when she's ready to drop her foal.

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-(airplane rumbling)
-(tires squeaking)

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Pigs, pigs!

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They're all such pigs!

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We've been putting on this
protest pageant for a year!

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And now the teacher
says it's too political

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and we can't put it on.

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What do you mean you can't?

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They have a rule that all theater projects

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can't be political.

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And when the teacher
saw what we were doing,

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Dad, can we like sue them or something?

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If you didn't disclose until today,

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they couldn't be held liable for a breach.

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-What?!
-(phone rings)

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Honey, listen, if this is
really important to you--

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-Tweedy residence.
-Mom, I--

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Okay, can we talk about this some more?

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-Yeah, okay, fine.
-Penny.

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For Ms. Chenery.

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This is Penny.

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[Eddie] It's Eddie.

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Somethingroyal about to drop her foal.

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All right.

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-Thank you.
-Goodbye, Ms. Chenery.

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-(water splashing)
-(children chattering)

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[Child] What was that?

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Somethingroyal's foal is on its way.

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Kick hard.

291
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Come on, kick, Chris, come on.

292
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Good job, good job.

293
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Hey, John, how would
you like to come with me

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and see a horse being born?

295
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-Really?
-Yeah.

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-Okay.
-(Penny laughs)