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Subtitle synchronized after translation * Anonymous * NARATOR: Michelle Payne he was only six months old

when her mother Mary, a died in a car accident,

leaving her father, Paddy, one father for ten children

ranging in age from 16 to a small child.

She was breastfed when her mother was killed,

and, uh, that was a concern.

But she came through it well, a immediately took the bottle.

MICHELLE: I think all the kids helped and it wasn't too bad.

Bernadette used to look after me. [Chuckles]

Stevie and I were small children,

so he would always get us left most times,

but I still had a lot of fun.

NARRATOR: The link between Stevie and his younger sister

it was clear to see.

MICHELLE: Growing up in a family of ten children

it's as if you could imagine.

Without our mother in our lives,

it was just crazy, agitated like nothing.

Everyone had to work at the stables.

It was just like everyone had their business set

and we all had to work. That was just the way it was.

NARRATOR: Eight of Paddy ten children became jockeys.

INTERVIEWER: What do you find the hardest part?

MICHELLE: Preservation probably my weight down.

- INTERVIEWER: Have you always been a jockey? - Yes.

INTERVIEWER: Have you ever thought to do anything else?

Um ... no, not at all. [Chuckles]

INTERVIEWER: What kind Would you like to be a jockey?

I just want to win Melbourne Cup.

[HORSE NICKERING]

[♪♪]

Mom, Bridge, stay with me.

Stay with me.

[Exhales]

[Whispers] He's a good boy.

He's a good boy.

[HORSE snorts]

[HORSE WHINNIES]

- [open the door] - [Crowd roars]

[Owl hooves]

[CONGREGAtIA CANTO "Here I am, Lord"]

congregation: ♪ Here I am, Lord ♪

♪ Is it me, Lord? I heard you called ... ♪

BERNADETTE: There are. I'm late.

Come on, Stevie. Come on, Michelle.

♪ I will go, Lord ♪

♪ If I go ♪

♪ I'll keep you ♪

♪ Your people in my heart. ♪

God, please,

- that, by faith, we will survive all studies ... - [chuckles]

... in full knowledge of your resurrection.

[Farting SOUND]

THERESE: It's disgusting!

- PRAYER: Prayer is our path to hope. - THERESE: Such a pig a.

- PATRICK: ... he's busy! - Priest: If we truly believe, miracles can happen.

Like a long shot in race six at Randwick

also rises to payment at 40/1, just like he did last Saturday.

- [CONGREGATION laughing] - God be praised!

CATHY: And to Canny Boy with a chance

moves upward in a straight line.

But now it's elope comes inside.

- elope Let - spotted gap-- - Faster!

... and is to take a break from the Canny Boy,

which does not seem to be able to handle the weight.

- PATRICK: Get up! - Wait!

From nowhere, Canny Boy pulls up out of the mud--

MAN: Come on, Canny Boy!

... and it does one last desperate move!

- [BELL RINGS] - food up!

Hatred!

- I told you, no whips. - Since?

Need some help, buddy?

Unshorted: Come on, boy!

Pudding!

Oh, Therese, salad! Wilbur!

- BERNADETTE: Okay, lunch is up! - It took three hours!

BERNADETTE: Please sit at the table?

[DISCUSSION DISCUSSION]

[SPORTS CRACKER]

[DISCUSSION DISCUSSION]

MARGARET: Guys? Shh, shh.

Bless us, Lord ...

ALL: ... for these, your gifts, on which we are about to receive.

May the Lord deal with us really grateful. Amen.

Brigid: Four victories, I had for Ginger Hern.

The moment Sapphire Rose becomes group 2, I'm out for a guy.

- Can't we say something, Dad? - It's not my place, Brigid.

You just keep doing the work

and I'm sure Ginger will take a walk eventually.

Yes, that is twice as hard and to get half the rides.

- Brigid: Exactly, it's not fair! - MICHELLE: Dad, Patrick's potatoes.

Come on, son. It's not worth the risk.

J. Pender will be there tomorrow.

- He'll be looking for an easy one. - Father!

I'm a light weight. He didn't ask me.

But, Dad, Brigid is better than Patrick.

- PATRICK: Thanks a lot, Stinky. - ANDREW: Dad, Steadfast Lad,

too loud to run straight.

Just rub some Vicks on your nose.

If he can't smell fillies, he will be right.

You should try this on Andrew.

[ALL exclaims]

- PATRICK: Oh, yes, take that! - ANDREW: Oh!

[RACES RETURN COMMENTS IN THE CASE]

[Rowdy CONVERSATIONS]

MAN: [ON TV] Well, the horse is to be a champion.

Well, no one can do you understand that?

He'll be a champion!

- Can't anyone understand this? - A champion!

- [ALL SHOUT laughs] - ANDREW: Cut it out! Finish!

[ALL GASP]

THERESE: [shakes] It's not!

Shelly ate the plum pudding!

Leave me alone! Stevie did it too!

Stevie's got Down syndrome. You should know better.

Yes!

ANDREW: Come on, ugly smelly Shelly. You're up next.

Stop. It's kitchen service.

- ANDREW: There. - It's Cathy's turn!

- Is not! - ANDREW: Gloves, Stinky.

It's your turn, Michelle. I made the program.

- It's your turn, your turn! - Stop pulling my hair!

- Let me go! - PATRICK: Let go!

You can all go full!

[ALL LAUGHTER]

Where are you going with this?

I'm going to dig mom.

Well, he won't find it there, little girl.

If mom was here, she would stop - pulling my hair.

Well, she's here.

She's up there looking for us.

Is she an angel?

You bet it is.

She was when she was alive, too.

I'd like to see it.

Yes it would be good.

Melbourne Cup, 1965?

Fingers of lights.

Jockey?

Teacher. Roy Higgins.

1988?

Empire Rose.

1974?

Think big?

I think those horses will be getting hungry now.

Colors?

MICHELLE: green and yellow stripes with red sleeves.

Undeterred: Yes.

MICHELLE: God bless dad and Brigid,

Margaret, Patrick, Therese, Bernadette,

God bless Tides and Cathy, and even Andrew.

God bless Wilbur, and all the horses, and mother.

Amen!

[Stevie snores]

[HORSE WHINNIES]

Bark: Not bad. Again.

Come on, come on! You will be a champion!

MARGARET: All right, Black Elastic was scratched in the race of six.

THERESE: I carved a T in it, you see?

BERNADETTE: This is not a T. It doesn't even look like a T. It's a B.

- THERESE: Don't you know the alphabet? - That's mine. B for Brigid.

Hey, that's Therese! Brigid!

Can anyone ever sleep in in this house? [Groans]

BERNADETTE: I can't believe it that he just took that.

Yeah, I'm wearing a helmet for this.

Why are you in the sick chair?

Patrick moved when I tried to punch him. The ankle is swollen.

- You can't even get the boot on. - Peeled: Give it here.

BERNADETTE: "You can't even get the boot on."

- Don't be such a Sook, Andrew. - THERESE: Look at that.

Have!

MARGARET: You can go help Patrick load the horses?

- BERNADETTE: Why can't Tides help? - TIDES: I have a broken arm.

ANDREW: There is no way I can walk.

keep fetish,.

The leg in the air.

Put that in there.

[Unheard of ANDREW GRUNT]

[Peel TAPE]

Like gold. Good.

Righto, upload!

Behind.

Come on.

[CHILDREN Arguing obscure]

Shell: Shut up.

[Shouts] Shut up!

ANNOUNCER: It's history in Ballarat today.

Five of the Payne family brothers will be taking part in the four race.

A Guinness Book of Records moment.

So the field is set, and I'm out!

How are they doing, little girl?

Therese is in front.

It's too early. I told him.

What about the others?

- Brigid's fourth. - Peeled: Patrick?

- The seventh. - Smart boy.

She could hear the girls yelling at each other

on the other side on the track, Paddy.

It wouldn't be my girls, Joanie.

[Laughs] I got you two an ice cream.

Andrew comes last.

Good for Andrew.

I'm bunched up tight on the tower.

Joanie: Shelly ...

Undeterred: They will drift somewhere around 400.

- Shelly, ice cream. - Therese drops again.

- Brigid? - MICHELLE: She moved outside.

Go on, Brigid!

[Crowd CHEERS Cry

- Brigid, right? - MICHELLE: With a length.

Then Patrick. Therese third place.

Andrew was late.

Well, I hope so J. Pender was watched.

A few more races like this,

and Patrick will get a race the Melbourne Cup.

But Brigid won.

Girls don't go Melbourne Cup.

Bark: She'll make you a cup of tea.

- Not . I can't have anything. - Listen.

Every jockey feels like this ahead of the Melbourne Cup.

PATRICK: But the chances they are so long.

It's just gambling.

It's nothing to do with ride on a horse.

The only thing that matters it is the opportunities it offers.

[CAR APPROACHES, BRAKES]

I took the money from you.

Oh, thank you.

[CAR DOOR OPEN, close]

[CAR reverses OUT]

[CHILDREN Shout excitedly]

Resist! No no! Take care, be careful! Careful!

CRAINICA: [ON TV] and there is an air of excitement

before the 1991 Melbourne Cup.

Australia's most important racing book to start.

Set to go to Melbourne Cup.

Stand for the race which stops the nation.

The light is on. Traveling and racing!

- [ALL SHOUT and howls] - Go on, Patrick!

WOMAN: Oh, Patrick in front!

- MICHELLE: Go on, Patrick! - WOMAN: Come on, Patrick!

Go on, Sunshine Sally!

Oh. No, up, up, up, up.

Right. Turn right.

Yes! That's it! Perfect!

MICHELLE: Come on, Patrick!

Go on, Patrick! Go!

Go on, Patrick! Let her go!

ANNOUNCER: Here comes Super Impose.

To 200 Elope driving races ...

FEMALE: Oh, he fell right behind!

Shiva's revenge is late.

But elope To vault in the Melbourne Cup!

Revenge of Shiva, a little Cummings!

- Third, Magnolia Hall and then - - [BELL RINGS]

Patrick comes last.

Undeterred: Yes.

How can a horse come the last one that was the winner?

Undeterred: Because it went fast at the wrong end of the race.

Yes. This is the Melbourne Cup.

It's a top-down race.

Anyway, if you can go by from the first to the last,

no reason can go for it the last to the first.

["DREAMS" BY MERISOR DE GAME]

- See you. Have a nice day. - See you, buddy.

- Bread, Dad. Thanks. Hey, good luck, Cathy. - CATHY: Thank you.

- GIRL: Stevie! - [GIRLS chuckles]

Undeterred: Come on, Stevie. Stop staring.

[Stevie chuckles]

[♪]

♪ Oh, my life ♪

So it's not that she fits in was he in his studies then?

No, Michelle is an above average student.

But ...

she keeps asking to be exempted from the class,

sometimes, just as often like four or five times.

Well, she has her mother's bladder.

I'm worried about that she may have bulimia.

Tools ... what?

It is an eating disorder.

Eating disorder? She's the only one who doesn't eat!

It is not healty to starve.

Sister, I would take Were you not a jockey?

MICHELLE: [pausing] Come on. Come on. Come on!

♪ Because it came from you ♪

That's it. That's it!

Yes! Yes!

[Gasps]

That Dickens what's going on here?

I just wanted to see how Brigid it's happening at Sandown.

I lost five Payne girls, and all for what?

So they could sit on the back of a quadruped for $ 5 per hour?

$ 6.75.

That's it. You don't have to follow your sisters.

Adhering to your education. Make your own choice.

♪ Oh, my life ♪

♪ changes every day ♪

♪ In every way possible ♪

Undeterred: [OVER megaphone] Pull up. Shoot!

MICHELLE: What was wrong with that?

Undeterred: Your timing is out.

I counted it right.

You are my apprentice. If I said you were out, you were out!

Now, six at Evens, the last two stages at 12.

MICHELLE: All right.

In his head, "A monkey, two monkeys, three monkeys. "

MICHELLE: [whispers] Four monkeys, five monkeys, six monkeys ...

Undeterred: always walk the track before the race,

but between races,

not when it is looking like a bowling green.

and store in where there are divots.

There is no point, after I have completed them.

Now, they feel it.

How much moisture is there?

It's humid.

How about there?

- Stronger. - Peeled: What does it mean?

- Faster. - Good.

So, regardless of what barrier pulls you,

do you want to get to the hardest part of the course,

you can quickly.

How do you compete ...

it is written there.

Come on, baby.

A horse gallops with his lungs, persevere with heart

and he wins with his character.

Undeterred: It's not just about speed. It's about patience.

You're all in torsadata, you can't breathe,

you think everything is done,

and then the horses all start tired at different times.

and suddenly, a gap opens.

and that God is talking to you.

and you better listen to God for that he will close this gap

faster than I can tell you your mother's name.

[BY megaphone] You slow riding. Pick it up.

Use your knees. Use your hands.

If you don't make the difference, they'll say you're a coward,

because you're a girl.

It's about power.

You need to keep enough gasoline in the tank for the last 100.

It's not about power. It's about positioning.

Good? You don't rely on whips.

You push up your throat with the heel of your hands.

and if you take the difference and lose,

they will say that you are negligent and lacking in technique,

because you're a girl.

Undead: Okay!

Finally, you listen to me!

[DISCUSSION DISCUSSION]

- Yours is there, love. - Not the girls here.

[DISCUSSION DISCUSSION]

MAN: Love.

You are here.

Undeterred: Now, remember what did I teach you.

Wait until the fan, look for the difference.

That's where you will win or lose the race.

You're good?

Michelle came last, Dad.

Thanks, Steve.

[DISCUSSION DISCUSSION]

[Shouting indistinctly, ovating]

MAN: Keep going!

[Lots of clamoring indefinitely]

Stevie: Michelle came last, Dad.

Yeah, I noticed that, Stevie.

Stevie: [calling] She came last, Dad!

Yes.

Get out of here, Michelle!

Don't say, Stevie.

- You want a pie? - Yes please.

Come on.

MICHELLE: I saw the difference.

How did you not get it?

[Sighs] I couldn't.

The difference was moving faster than my horse.

Bark: Maybe just you don't have it in you.

I think we could give the old one a school call tomorrow.

Yes. It might repeat the school year, but, you know ...

["COMBAT like a girl" OF WILSN OF GAME]

♪ You can knock me down ♪

♪ But I know that I will sit back up ♪

♪ Mm ♪

♪ Can you tell me what i can't do ♪

♪ But you know I'mma sun cacealmaua ♪

♪ Mm, yes ♪

♪ I don't care what do you think i need ♪

♪ I won't be what do you want to be ... ♪

- MAN: Sure! - CRAINICUL: Stand by.

♪ I will fight like a girl ♪

♪ I will take on the world ♪

♪ With this fire in my soul ♪

♪ Oh ♪

♪ run for diamonds and gold ♪

♪ I do my own thing, proper mode ♪

♪ and I will never break ♪

♪ Oh, I ... ♪

Undeterred: It's not just about it about speed.

It's about patience.

CRAINICA: She's getting better hand and pull away.

An important moment for Michelle Payne.

[Cheers to the applause]

CRAINICA: Michelle's starting great style career.

MAN: Good on you, Shelly! Top ride, love!

CRAINICA: So the dynasty that is the Payne clan continues.

Remarkably, an eighth Jockey Payne brother

a winner returns.

Brigid.

She had a fall.

Undeterred: [Teared] Our Brigid.

Our ... daughter loved ... [Cough]

sister and jockey.

She was only the second woman able

to go professional.

She not only break down barriers.

She beat them immediate. [Sighs]

She's with her mother now.

Neat: Hi, girl.

Are you okay?

Yes. I won.

I want to ride with Ginge.

No way. You have another year of apprenticeship to go.

You let the others ride different trainers. Why can not I?

Because you're not ready!

I'm ready.

Undead: You're ready when you say you are!

I'm ready, Dad.

I'm lucky if I get one a one-month walk.

You only have Chattanooga and Pride Percival is gone, Dad.

As it should to get the race

when you only have two horses?

Patience, little girl. You only need more time.

[Sighs]

I was a patient for two years.

You could have a good career in the country.

I don't want a good career in the bloody country!

I want to ride 1s Group. I want to be the best.

Not!

How long should I wait for?

Until I'm dead?

You will do as I say, girl!

I'm not your girl.

[ENGINE START]

Hi. I'm Michelle Payne.

Uh, I'm a jockey. They are available for track work.

I'll be right outside if anyone needs me.

[MEN chatter obscure]

How to run?

Jocheu: Yes, clean in the wind,

great, a powerful action in a straight line.

Good good, take - a round again. Easy.

Another Payne, isn't it?

Yes!

This faucet will ever be stopped?

Oh, I'm still an apprentice, but I'm happy to laugh--

How's your dad?

Good! Yes. Yes, OK.

Say G'day to him for me.

MAN: You think it'll be ready until Saturday, dude?

See, you did it stretched a little.

[Sighs]

[ALARM RINGS]

[DISCUSSION DISCUSSION]

- Ollie. - Ollie.

- Hey guys. - G'day, son.

- [cheered] - D. Oliver!

Ah, the great man.

- How are you? - How are you?

- Ollie, how are you, son? - Good good.

[CONTINUOUS Chatter]

[BAT THE BELLS]

JOAN: How Shelly goes in big smoke?

Shell: Well, Cathy says she is fighting.

Therese tells me,

Wait, why am I? Cathy and Therese

tells you about his own daughter?

Joanie ... [cough]

I think someone might need it to manage it down there.

If you look at me, I have no one in my life has ever succeeded.

See, all the others, they ... they had their time with Mary,

but Michelle, she didn't have any, um ...

Mothering?

Someone more than a manager. Someone to take care of her.

More than one ...

female type.

Suppose I am about to add up.

Yes.

I know he won't give it to me another ride,

but, um ... I'm happy just to do the road work.

They don't even have to pay me.

WOMAN: Thank you, Garry.

Your brother Patrick works well as a coach.

Yes he is.

and Andrei moved into training too?

Yes he has.

Are you as good as your sisters?

Better.

So, give me a ride or not?

That depends on whether -You give me one.

["I told her HI" Amy RECHIN]

[Sighs]

♪ I sit in the corner Like a tired boxer ♪

♪ a hand on my cheeks, one hand on the rope ♪

♪ and all my veins blood pump in the throat ♪

♪ So I can hit the note, Go all do it again ♪

♪ Tell them everything I said hello

♪ Tell them everything I said hi ... ♪

How are you doing today? You were lucky?

Yes, OK. I have some possibilities.

CATHY: Yes. Thanks dad.

I do not know. I'm over the moon. Yes.

Hey, Michelle just came in. I'll teach you.

Good. Good.

Pa, Dad.

He said he had to go feed the horses.

Yes.

So Kerrin and I have some news ...

Do you think you could introduce myself Lee Freedman?

[Laugh] I told you he would do this.

What the?

I'm retiring.

MICHELLE: Why?

CATHY: [Laughs] And Kerrin me am getting married!

No, why retire?

Because I had over 3,000 races

and there are no other things that I want to do them

than you get until 3 in the morning and walk round and round in circles.

Congratulations Cong!

- Thanks! - Thanks.

[♪]

Wombat!

Wombat: What?

Bairdy wants it to remove it again.

Really? Well, he didn't tell me.

Yes. Give us a leg up.

Who's riding your horse, Bairdy?

No bloody idea.

And Payne's fairy.

BAIRDY: The form is not bad.

Hard to say with her jodhpurs on.

♪ Tell them everything I said hello. ♪

JOAN: Yes, she has one great balance in his.

Yes. "She".

It's a woman's name for good reason, Clive.

A jockey woman.

No, I covered that, Rusty.

Yes, female. A great man, if you will.

No, Andrew is a coach now.

Nathan?

Okay, I'm not going to argue, Nate. Your loss.

[Sighs]

Dad asked you to be my manager, isn't it?

I didn't offer.

Okay, yes, he did, but I'm not I should tell you.

and, yes, I have no experience, and I clearly don't understand this.

[MOBILE PHONE RINGS]

Yes?

Oh. Hi Colin.

Gee, I don't know. It's pretty busy.

Yeah, look, he should be able to to do this work.

Good. He'll be there. Bye.

and we are off and racing! [Laugh]

Joanie: No, Mick, Werribee's will be too tight for her to reach.

MICHELLE: No, it's not. Kyneton 11:20,

Kyabram ... See, 02:10 ...

- Hands on the wheel. - and back to Werribee at four o'clock. It's good.

Oh, Lord Jesus, Shelly. Pull over. Let me drive.

I'll call you back.

["Pleasure and pain", rendering DIVINYLS]

We're sorry!

♪ Sooner or later, I will find my place ♪

♪ Find my body better repair my face ♪

♪ Please don't ask me how was i getting off ♪

[ALARM BEEPS]

♪ No, please don't ask me ♪

♪ How I was getting off ♪

♪ It's a fine line between pleasure and pain ♪

♪ You did it once, you can do it again ♪

♪ No matter what you did, So don't try to explain ♪

♪ It's a rule, fine line between pleasure and pain ♪

Think they'll show up under the dress?

Unless I take a group 1, My career is going nowhere.

You need to call directly to the owners.

Shelly, it's my only day off. I tried to get an organized costume

for your sister's wedding. Please.

"Weapon to reduce mass"? Now we're talking!

Have you called your father yet?

I tried.

Well, please try harder. you so stubborn as each other.

"Slims, shapes and sculptures".

What am I, Venus from Milo?

I tried twice. He didn't even try.

Twice! Really? Hard?

Ooh! You must be exhausted.

[RINGS cellphone, BEEPS]

Joanie: Good morning, Peter.

Oh. Um ...

No, I'm afraid that's solidly reserved.

Oh! Oh. Wait H-.

No, we could be to squeeze you in ...

It will be fine, but I think so that he will be able to do it.

Excellent. Bye!

- You have a group 1. - You are real?

Peter Summers. Krasky. Moonee Valley!

[BOTH squeal, laugh]

- Stevie. - Stevie: Hi, Shelly.

Hey. Hey, buddy. A ...

- Is dad there? - Stevie: Yes, he is.

Do you think you could it for me?

Good.

Father. Michelle on the phone.

He said he was too busy.

Good.

Hey, you can tell her that I received a group 1?

Good. [CHORTLES]

- Thanks, buddy. - See you.

CRAINICUL: and a great welcome to Moonee Valley on a major group 1 day.

The song is in magnificent condition

and a good four is evaluated,

and the rail is in the real place today ...

FEMALE: Oh, hi, Damien, hi! So glad to meet you!

- You did! - Sure you do.

- [Laughs] Did you bring your dad? - Stevie: No. Cathy did.

I put ten dollars on you.

[Laughs] Oh, thank you, dude!

Fourth place. [Laughter]

Wet.

Slow on the railway.

[HORSE snorts]

Stevie: All right, boy.

Hey boy. Relax.

How are you doing?

You are a good boy.

I will win today.

Good boy.

Hey?

you know you don't should it be there?

It's fine.

I'm Down Syndrome.

You like horses, don't you?

Some do, some don't.

[Laugh]

Stevie: Simple.

Yes, some give me those poop too.

What do you think about this?

He's alone.

But I like this horse.

What's your name, dude?

Stevie Payne.

- You, Paddy's son? - Stevie: Yes, I am.

He's a good boy.

ANNOUNCER: left on a line pretty well, to.

Krasky pointed not a high speed ...

[I played TIPAtI obscure]

Play: Hi! Keep going!

- Jockey 1: Go back! What are you doing? - jockey 2: Leave me!

Come on!

Interior!

Game 1: You're bloody me! Down!

Get out of the way!

- MICHELLE: Leave me! - Joker: Go back to the tree where you belong!

But Michelle Payne is in circle tonight the winner,

and she becomes Krasky at home with three quarters.

Eldehara second, before Crew Smooth, then twisted my heart,

a gap in the race in Princess Tippity ...

It should be pulled in front to stewarzi for that.

You put the whole field in danger.

Did I put the field in danger?

You're the wrong one. you moved when there was no room.

What you want me to do? Are you rolling the red carpet for yourself?

MICHELLE: Just remember who came first and second who came.

The correct weight.

It pulls you off to Cranbourne tomorrow.

The wedding is at 1:00. It's too tight.

No, it is not. I did not do times. It's good.

Nice ride there, Michelle.

- Thanks, Rusty. - RUSTY: G'day, Joan.

You think you can get in weight up to 50 on Saturday?

No, Rusty, she's definitely it's not possible. It has 53 kilograms.

- Which one? - Vladivostok. Sandown.

Group 1.

maybe for sure.

- Three pounds? No way. - Easy.

- That's great. - MICHELLE: Thank you.

[♪]

Priest: What wonderful conditions we have here today, good people.

We have a young fine mare from a great pedigree

and a terrible young stallion.

[ALL laughs]

Priest: But seriously, we gathered here

to unite these two people in marriage.

Their decision to marry it was not taken easily

and today, they publicly declare

their private love and devotion each other.

Unheard of: K. McEvoy, what can I say?

I would like to thank you for take Cathy in my hands,

except look at you, dude.

You get punched over your weight.

- Oh! - [everyone laughed]

He's a great guy.

Uh, more importantly, a terrible jockey.

[ALL laughs]

Undeterred: and one lucky too, because he has our Cathy today,

and, um ... just like all my girls,

it becomes her appearance to her mother, and, um ...

we remember today, but, um ...

Anyway, I want to roast wedding couple.

Please raise your glasses.

For K. McEvoy and Cathy.

- Happy couple. - [ALL CHEER]

[APPLAUSE]

Undeterred: what if I could take a moment

for someone's toast who did more work

than anyone else I know

and it was eventually rewarded for that.

Our Stevie ...

was offered last week a full time job for DK Weir

at his new training suit the Warrnambool.

- So here it is for you, Stevie. - [ALL CHEER]

Undeterred: Good on you, buddy. We're so proud of you, dude.

ALL: [incantation] Stevie! Stevie! Stevie!

[Cheering applause]

["Love hurts without you" band, by Billy Ocean]

[BOTH laugh]

I'm so proud of you, dude.

Thanks.

♪ I do nothing for myself ♪

♪ You painted a smile ♪

♪ and you get dressed all the time to excite me ♪

♪ You don't know what excites me ... ♪

- I'm going to sit down. - Yes.

♪ I can't stop ... ♪

[PLAYBACK "always now" by chisel cold]

How's it going, Stinky?

Come on. I did not see you ate nothing all night.

How much do you weigh are you trying to get to?

50 until tomorrow.

[CHORTLES] Are you crazy?

It's another two and a half years.

Finally, we would have a chance to ride a good horse.

I spent a year riding all hacks.

Group 1s always gets pulled for blokes.

No no no. Every disciple He gets pulled over for walks, Stinky.

I was taken out, what, ten times?

[Ironizing] Try 100!

ANDREW: It will come "round, Shell.

No, he won't be.

He's stubborn and selfish.

He only thinks about himself.

Right. So you have to Take after the mother, then.

He only ever wanted to stay to help him run this place.

Do you really think so?

Maybe he didn't want to lose it still one of his girls.

[Cheers to the applause]

[DISCUSSION DISCUSSION]

[CONTINUOUS ovation]

[CAR HORN Toots]

[Sighs]

[HEATING Blows]

[FENCEPOST cracks]

[DISCUSSION DISCUSSION]

- [BEEP BASKETBALLS] - MAN: Fifty-two.

- [BEEP WEIGHT] - MAN: Fifty.

The correct weight. Good job. Are you ok?

- Yes, OK. - Good.

- [SCALES BEEP] - MAN: Forty-eight.

CRAINICA: So, last of them loading now.

Vladivostok for Michelle Payne has its place in the stables,

and they are ready in 1300 meters.

MAN: Of course!

CRAINICA: Starter has them now. They are established.

Ready to leave.

[GATE clatters]

CRAINICA: Vladivostok for Michelle Payne jumps well.

But do not fold back earlier.

Space Lab and Future Perfect first to start

from midnight Storm and The Flag is flying.

Play: You have, give us a little room!

CRAINICA: ... now driving and settling in front of South Island.

Future Perfect gets in a good place

before midnight Storm and Space Lab, then Realinia ...

- jockey: Keep going! - CRAINICA: ... Fly doors, behind them ...

Jockey: Leave me, Jockey!

CRAINICA: Well back to the skumpeter with generalism

and Vladivostok well back and held for a race.

Returning to Butt Out has.

South Island approached by, Midnight Storm and Future Perfect.

Running now is Generalissim. Schumpeter to the ground.

There is not much room for Vladivostok, but he is doing it on the ground.

In fact, he is charging through the field.

South Island Must Butt Out and Future Perfect.

Generalism runs on.

But Vladivostok delayed explosions,

Take over leadership for Michelle Payne and get to win!

[HORSE squeals]

CRAINICA: Ooh! One down, after crossing the line. Vladivostok there.

[HORSE HUFFS]

[SIRENEBREAKS]

Vladivostok having a strong fall after the first winner.

[HORSE NEIGHS]

[HORSE HUFFS]

[HORSE moans]

[HUFFS]

[Lots of clamoring]

ANNOUNCER: The horse is pretty good

and ambulance attendants hurry over

to help Michelle Payne now.

Father!

Dad Dad! She had a fall!

CRAINICA: It doesn't move.

This seems like a nasty one like the ambulance attendants ...

[MOBILE PHONE RINGS]

Know. Know. I am on the road.

Oh damn!

Andrew! Michelle had a fall.

Michelle Payne still not responding.

[HEART MONITOR BEEPS]

[APPROACH STEPS]

Tell me she's alive.

- What's the story? - Is he in surgery?

- We don't know yet. - PATRICK: Is her neck?

Have you heard from Dad yet?

- You did not see him? - It's fine.

Anyone see her fall?

Where's the doctor? Is he here?

- CATHY: Here's dad now. - Who is he talking to?

- I heard it was bad. - CATHY: He was very sorry.

PATRICK: Hey, buddy.

CATHY: Dad, they intubated it and they try to stabilize it,

but we don't know nothing else yet.

For now, it's better in a coma.

Scans reveal a lot of bleeding

inside and outside the brain, and there is some evidence

right deterioration the frontal lobe.

- What this means? - DOCTOR: It means waiting.

The blood clots themselves it slipped slowly

and we will be able to evaluate Michelle's affectation.

I'm sorry it's not big news.

[Sighs]

[TRASH CAN clatters galagios]

[Exhales sharp]

[VENTILATOR HISSES]

It's your mom.

I was selfish, I know that.

But I was right.

If ...

If only I didn't let her go.

No, stop hitting yourself, Paddy.

You did a great job in impossible circumstances.

I lost two of them, Father.

You're a good man, Paddy.

God sees that.

It is not God's forgiveness I'm after.

Come on. Pray for her together.

BOTH: Ave Maria, full of grace. The Lord is with you.

Blessed are you among women,

and blessed is the fruit of your womb, Jesus ...

[Cough]

Yes, much better now.

Hey, Stinky.

Hey?

Why the hell - i give it this?

I thought he might cheer her up.

She can't read, baby.

you know, even if it could,

is the last thing that it should be read.

- Coffee? - Sure.

Good.

In Doomben,

we took C. Webb Craig-Lee rubble.

I heard it works as creepy.

NURSE: Ready?

Easy, gentle.

THERAPIST: You can pick it up hand for me, Michelle?

[Grunts]

Good girl.

Tell me ...

don't remember how is your name spelled?

M ...

I ...

THERAPIST: All right.

How many fingers I lifted?

MICHELLE: Th ...

THERAPIST: That's enough for today.

You did very well.

and we'll continue tomorrow.

Who won the 1983 Melbourne Cup?

Kiwi.

Jockey?

MICHELLE: Jimmy 'Pompe' Cassidy.

1930?

- MICHELLE: Phar Lap. - Colors?

Crimson, black and white sleeves.

See, I have to ask a few questions

that she could at least be interested in.

Undeterred: Righto, Stevie.

Okay, buddy.

[Murmurs] Here.

Okay, you have, girls.

[MICHELLE grunts]

- [MICHELLE murmurs] - There you go. Good.

Okay, buddy.

Yes, Andrew did that.

[Sighs]

[Softly] Damn it!

- [FRIGIDER closes door] - MICHELLE: [moaning]

DOCTOR: Well done.

You've made great progress, Michelle.

But another head injury it could be fatal.

You must do everything you can to protect it.

When can I go again?

[Chuckles]

[NICKERS]

[HORSE NEIGHS]

MICHELLE: [pausing] Hi.

CATHY: You got out of your mind.

Get married, go on a journey and have children.

There's a reason I call her

the most dangerous sport on earth.

- [sighs] - Who will take care of you if you are permanently affected brain?

Paralyzed? Dad can't.

I will.

JOAN: Shelly, I can't be more of it.

If I get a ride and something is happening ...

So what do you want me to do?

Go back to be the smallest of ten,

to do as I said by everyone else?

Like you ever did what you said!

MICHELLE: I don't see your husband telling you to give up,

- and all were injured. - CATHY: Dad, please,

just tell her.

I tried to do this once.

it didn't go so well.

Not.

If the little girl has made up her mind ...

there is no one here or in heaven that can make them change.

[GAME "LIVE" BY SIA]

♪ I was born in a storm ♪

♪ I grew up overnight ♪

♪ I played alone, I played on my own ♪

♪ I survived

♪ Hey ♪

♪ I wanted everything I didn't have ♪

♪ Like love, that comes with light ♪

I'll take you in a week.

Stevie: No. I'm getting the train home.

♪ and Uram ♪

♪ But I survived

DARREN: Stevie boy! All good?

- Stevie: All right. Yes. - Right.

[WHINNIES]

MICHELLE: Hi, boy. [TONGUE CLICURES]

What are you doing there?

What happens?

[Snorts, FOOT STAMPS]

What happened? What happened, dude?

[HORSE NEIGHS]

DARREN: His name is Prince of Penzance.

He had several medical problems than you.

It's a shame that you are in action.

He could have taken a spin.

I'm not acting.

I'm just a break. The doctor gave me a month.

[Laughs] Okay.

[The door opens]

FEMALE: Prince injury heals beautiful. I put it for you.

- DARREN: All right. Thank you, Darl. - [DOOR close]

DARREN: You can take him down on the beach, if you like.

[Laugh]

MICHELLE: Nice boy! [Laugh]

We'll see if this relieves the tendon.

- Where's Stevie? - MICHELLE: He has to ride the horse.

This is probably the best horse I have ever ridden him.

Hey, Dusty, you're done small beauty treatment,

take Trident for a trap

and see if the hindquarters they are still tight.

DUSTY: Don't worry, Mr. Weir.

"Sir?" I look like a bank manager for you, Mick?

- Not for me. - Good.

MICHELLE: Darren?

Darren!

You're still following me, it is not like that?

I'll do whatever it takes.

I will drive every day the Warrnambool.

- DARREN: [sighs] - He has to ride that horse.

Michelle.

You fractured your skull. Now the back.

Both elbows. Your neck.

There is some part of you which is not damaged?

My ability to win.

Fine. You can overlay in with Stevie.

But ... There are no promises.

You won't regret it, Mr. Weir! [Laugh]

You will regret this call me. Do not.

- DARREN: No. Good. - MICHELLE: Yes.

MICHELLE: [Laughs] Yeah!

Stevie: You look good.

MICHELLE: That's right, boy.

Oh, much stronger, Prince.

- Stevie: Looking really good. - MICHELLE: Much better.

- That's it, boy. - Stevie: That's it, boy!

He feels better. Like us.

- Good boy. - MICHELLE: Good boy.

Wow!

Maddy, you can take him down to water walker?

- Put it on for ten minutes. - MADDY: Yes.

- DARREN: He looks good. - MICHELLE: Yes.

Try it in the short term.

ANNOUNCER: ... Spirit out, competing up,

but Prince of Penzance beat Larry's obliques!

Prince of Penzance and Oregon Spirit.

Down to the back, 50 to go.

Prince of Penzance he digs hard, finds a lot,

and the Prince becomes three-quarters of an Oregon Spirit length!

In operation, here comes the prince.

He said, "See you later, guys." He moves upward to the outside

and, in a gold mine of performance, goes home and wins well ...

MAN: You managed it beautifully in the final 400, Shell.

it sure works fine for you.

- Good luck! - Sure you do.

- Michelle Payne. - Michelle Payne!

CRAINICA: [ON RADIO] Now he looks at the Valley Cup Moonee,

a qualifying race for the Melbourne Cup,

and the Opinion is favored.

Prince of Penzance, Michelle Payne,

four are running back from a spell.

He had his problems with injuries,

but he might have a chance here.

This distance seems ideal for him.

Ready to leave. I'm off and racing.

and Opinion jumping well outside,

favorite ...

Opinion well done,

and goes through this is Black Tycoon

shortly after starting.

The previous one is now in drift back.

Black Tycoon, Goodbye, Albonetti are there

before Epingle and Le Roi, who owns himself.

[Owl hooves]

CRAINICUL: and outside, Prince of Penzance hits hard!

Prince of Penzance draws away and win it for Michelle Payne!

CRAINICA: Attention, please. It's a protest.

A protest on the Moonee Cup Valley ...

Don't antagonize them.

We need this victory, if he will get a run in the Melbourne Cup.

You just keep calm.

[DISCUSSION DISCUSSION]

MAN: Come in, you riders.

Obviously, it wasn't enough place for you to take on time.

There was no place when I went.

Runners ahead of me changed position and closed.

Michelle, you of all people he should know better

than to put other jeopardy in danger.

I do not have.

It's okay to ... Have it another aspect. Bernie?

[MAN cough]

MAN 1: This will tell the story.

MAN 2: Not you line at all.

- MAN 1: I narrow this gap to him. - MAN 2: Gutsy.

Damien forced it over so far ...

MAN 1: No, look at it! She's...

ALL: Ooh!

STEWARD: You're charged careless riding.

Any game worth their salt would have taken the deadline!

STEWARD: You tell me how to do my job?

Not . No, I'm just saying that ...

the difference was there when I went.

You just keep calm. Keep your cool.

You're suspended for 20 meets.

MICHELLE: I don't cause this fall!

If there was a call ...

- is denied. - This is not fair!

STEWARD: You want to to make 40 meet?

I'm taking this to court.

Oh, and how many times did you do that, Michelle?

Rejected.

How about victory?

Rich?

[ALL CHEER]

MAN: Well done, Darren!

MAN: Congratulations!

Next stop, Melbourne Cup!

[DISCUSSION DISCUSSION]

I'm sorry, Michelle. But you are the one who is suspended.

Not that the horse.

I just qualified him for the Melbourne Cup.

So what do you want me to do?

Wait for him in a tarpaulin for 20 meet?

I was on each one of them you start. I had six victories.

Yes. It was all you got. Habarnam why do I pay.

Stevie: Okay, Maddy.

DARREN: Go on, Drew. I am proud of you.

Yes.

- DARREN: All right, Drew? - DREW: Yes.

Stevie: See you, Michelle.

Come on. Close.

[MOBILE PHONE RINGS]

Hi?

Nutshell: I'm not dead yet I don't want to be resurrected.

If the will of the Lord is I'm going, I'm going.

So, just don't let them - they put me under the knife.

I don't want him.

Barry from there and the crook like a dog, but I'm--

ANDREW: Dad, calm down, good? You had a heart attack.

I'm fine, aren't I, baby?

If the Lord wants me, he can have me.

No, Dad. The Lord does not want you.

I lived a full life.

Good...

I wanted to see you sitting down and happy,

like your sisters.

That's fine, Dad.

I found one.

I just ... I just hope that is good enough for you.

Oh, he is, Dad.

He's a prince.

How many legs did he have?

[Laugh]

NURSE: Excuse me, guys? He really needs his rest.

I'll give you a call if something changes.

See you tomorrow, Dad.

See you, Dad.

Stevie: Michelle?

MICHELLE: Yes?

What will happen if dad disappears?

What will happen to me then?

I'll take care of you, dude.

Because you don't have to a boyfriend.

[EVERY chuckle]

MICHELLE: [Laughs] No!

No, dingbat! [Laugh]

Not.

Because you are my best friend.

and ... we will build a house,

and I'll have a ton of horses.

I will train them and you will my number one strapper.

What will happen if you die?

[THE PHONE IS RINGING]

- Hi? - THERESE: Michelle?

Michelle, he's gone.

[Sighs]

THERESE: Michelle?

[THERESE SPEAKS UNCLOSED]

[DOOR close]

[Sighs]

Hospitals and doctors! They know all things!

Go fight for your Prince, love.

DARREN: She served him her suspension.

She was the one who qualified the horse for the Melbourne Cup by taking risks.

So why not take one?

We put thousands in this medical bills broke his horse.

- Three bone chip operations. - major abdominal surgery.

six years. It's a miracle to race.

- Exactly. - This is our last chance to do something back.

and if it is not reached in the top ten,

that his money we won't see each other again.

It's fact - no women were even close to winning the Melbourne Cup.

It all comes down to power in the last 100 meters.

Bottom line, she's too insane.

That's why she received suspicion--

You didn't have a problem with me riding Prince.

and now, all of a sudden that you want to replace me.

Why?

Shell, it's nothing personal.

We were just trying to give horse's best chance.

I walked him in almost every race.

I understand the horse and he welcomes me.

He's mine.

The cup is a heavy race. You need strength.

I'll tell you what you need.

Believe that's all the power on the way.

It's about much more than that.

You must understand the horse.

You need the ability to to read the domain.

and, above all, ...

must be patient!

and if I all think this way different then ...

All right, then ...

you're a bunch of bloody idiots!

You want to know how to win the biggest race in the world?

Like this.

Full day of the Cup?

Are you really?

[Laughs] You are.

- G'day, Darren. - Hey, Neil.

If you have barrier 18, just put it back.

Good.

Yes. Because no horse has ever won since 18.

- Stevie? - Yes?

- Where's the tie? - I don't wear ties.

- Why? - No - I like them.

Neither I.

Okay, you gotta take me one or two, okay?

Stevie: All right. I'm number one.

PRESENTER: [ON TV] and the best strapper in business, Stevie Payne,

will come and choose the barrier.

Steve told me that it's after a barrier or two.

- and he took a barrier! - [ovate]

PRESENTER: He has a magic touch, your brother.

[Sighs]

Undercover: The only thing which counts

it is the opportunities it offers.

[MOBILE PHONE CHAMPS]

What do you think are his chances, Stevie?

I think he'll knock the lot of them!

Well, in this case ...

I know I don't like them,

but today, you might make an exception.

[Laughter]

There we go.

Charge it.

[MOBILE PHONE RINGS]

MICHELLE: Hi, Therese.

Yes. Yes I ate.

Uh, a Berocca and a Coca-Cola Zero.

[Laughs] This ... That makes this matter!

Good. Bye.

[MOBILE PHONE RINGS]

Patrick.

[Laughs] Hi.

It's not too early. Know. I understand.

Thanks. Bye.

You could tell me what are the chances

Prince of Penzance, please?

Ooh. Impossible for one? Nah.

Woman rider against D. Oliver and F. Dettori?

But happy to take the money!

Come on! Come on! Ooh!

I'd like to put $ 5 off her every road, please.

It's a boy horse, ma'am.

I know it is. I have an introduction on the girl.

Ah. $ It's 5.

Love a woman who throw caution to the wind.

In fact, he makes ten ... every way.

No, 20. Earnings.

[KEY POINTS]

Thanks.

Joanie: Sister.

[TREES screech]

[SCOOTER BEEPS]

- Good morning, Trevor. - Good morning, sister.

Number 19, Prince of Penzance.

[CURRENT CURRENCY]

$ 148.55. For victory.

She's one of you, is she?

Thanks, Trevor.

[SCOOTER beeping]

[DISCUSSION DISCUSSION]

[SILENCE]

[DISCUSSION DISCUSSION]

[SILENCE]

[DISCUSSION DISCUSSION]

[Friday FIRST CALL RETURNS]

[TV PLAYER COMMENT]

[TONE SOUNDS OVER PA]

NOT: The Jockeys mounting yard now.

All Melbourne Cup games installation site.

[Friday FIRST CALL RETURNS]

CRAINICA: [OVER PA] Ladies and gentlemen,

The time is now to meet the jockeys

for the purpose of writing their name in the record book

as the 155th winner Emirates Melbourne Cup.

[Cheers to the applause]

Number 8, Max Dynamite, Willie Mullins.

Ollie!

Known by international star of the lawn, Frankie Dettori.

[Cheers to the applause]

Number 13, Offer,

legendary trainer Able Waterhouse,

Damien Oliver!

[Cheers to the applause]

Ollie!

Twenty-three of the 24 riders are male.

Only the fifth woman to go in the race,

hello - a young lady, Michelle Payne--

- [cheering] Come on, Michelle! - CRAINICA: ... Prince of Penzance.

A girl is never going to win Melbourne Cup, buddy.

Not during my life.

I could improve these odds.

ANNOUNCER: Number 23, excessive knowledge,

troubled by the man who won Cup 2000 aboard Brew,

Kerr McEvoy.

DARREN: don't go too fast too fast.

You want to be between 8 th and 14 th.

On the fence, choked away.

Yes, OK. What are we doing?

At one o'clock.

You would be half that, if you're a guy.

Try to finish in the top ten.

- OK? - MICHELLE: Right.

- Good luck, Michelle. - Good luck, Shelly.

- Hey, sister. - Good luck, Shell.

- MAN: Good luck, Kerrin. - FEMALE: Hey, Kerrin!

- Hey, good luck there. - Hey, Shelly!

- MAN: Good luck with 18. - See you on the other side.

[Chuckles]

- WOMAN: Good luck there! - Bye.

[Whispers] Hey, boy! Hey boy.

Hey, Prince. Handsome boy.

- Stevie: Nice boy. - [PRINCE snorts]

- Stevie? - Yes?

I can do this?

I know the horse box.

He'll be a champion.

AMBELE: A champion!

[EVERY chuckle]

[Sighs]

Let's do it.

BRUCE MCAVANEY: [ON TV] ... champion rider.

So Ollie, for Gai Waterhouse, on offer.

SIMON O'DONNELL: Look, I'm sure, even though Gai is probably

the most positive person you are I met in my life,

she would have liked heaven to be open

and took some cuts For this reason

and considering the horse his best chance,

Because where he is a chance

to run a place in the Melbourne Cup

if the soil is wet.

- It's not today. - MCAVANEY: He won the Sydney Cup last year.

This year's Sydney Cup winner he is a Grand Marshal ...

[I played VORBIND obscure]

Hey, Ollie, you wanna to stay with her?

MAN 1: Riders at the back! Come on!

Come a little closer!

Keep going! Move up again, please!

Come closer! Thanks!

MAN 2: There you are.

[HORSE snorts]

- Good boy. - MAN 2: In you go. In you go.

- Good boy. - MAN 2: Come on.

That's it.

MAN 1: You'll have to lock in this back.

He keeps coming. Keep on coming!

- MAN 1: Okay, a little further. - MAN 2: Yes, locked in.

MAN 2: Grab her head. Ia - no.

Come on in. Come on. Until you.

MAN: Wait. Resist!

Jocheu: Can I have a hand? Can I have a hand?

[HUFFS]

Mom, Brig, stay with me.

Stay with me.

[Whispers] He's a good boy.

He's a good boy.

Make sure you give Max a good one walk, because I'm following you.

What are you doing after the race?

Celebration.

MAN: Of course!

[Lots of CHEERS]

CRAINICA: The offer jumped good trip to Paris.

Prince of Penzance missed start of the inner gate.

Thebarman's Cine Shot escaped beautifully

- from Criterion and Sertorius. - [Crowds ovate]

CRAINICA: Outside,

and Quest for more go on with Big Orange.

[Owl hooves]

CRAINICA: ... because both I go up to the frontrunners.

It's a twisted field 2,800,

adherence to the course itself.

and Quest for more driving in restricted from Big Orange,

Excessive knowledge, Sky snow and criterion.

Max Dynamite getting back, and so too is red Cadeaux,

Preferably Cine Shot Thebarman and the United States of America.

They are followed by Hartnell.

Bondi beach a good way back to the field.

Behind them is a brave Hokko yes Almoonquith.

They are followed by Kingfisher.

They have fully established. Not a lot of pace around.

- MAN: Come on! - and favorite, fame game,

has only four or five in his back.

Quest for May has a narrow advance,

pressed on the outside by excess knowledge and Big Orange.

Travel from Paris is there with Criterion,

Grand Marshal and Sertorius, followed by our Ivanhowe ...

This is good.

CRAINICA: ... and then followed wind gust ...

- [hooves hoarse] - [CRAINIC SPEAKING indefinitely]

CRAINICA: ... on the fence, followed by a trip to Paris, Max Dynamite ...

- Come on! Go on, Brett! - Go ahead, Kerry!

Not peeled: Not yet, not yet. Not yet.

Wait for the sweet spot.

Come on!

CRAINICA: ... Paris is racing. Broad in the Snow Sky ...

Come, you mighty one, get out of there!

Come on, Michelle. Where are you?

CRAINICA: ... Fame game and offer, and then Sky Hunter ...

Get out of there!

CRAINICA: ... Big Orange still in a restricted sense of excess knowledge.

Snow is a bit higher. Excursion to Paris, uniting in ...

Not peeled: Not yet, not yet ... Not! Not!

Now! Take him! Run! Take him!

Undetected: Suddenly a gap opens.

This is God talking to you, and you better listen to God,

because he will close this gap

faster than I can tell you your mother's name.

[♪♪]

- Go! - Guys?

You found him, little girl!

CRAINICA: The criterion is trying to find a way through.

Outer round a Sky Hunter came

Bondi beach and off the runway is to do the ground too.

- Our Ivanhowe ... - Come on, Michelle!

- Yes! Come on! - Come on! Let him go!

CRAINICA: ... to the extreme outside with the offer ...

- Come on! - Come on!

CRAINICA: Snow Sky is next and now a trip to Paris, is Comin.

Then they followed by Who Shot Thebarman.

Going for an inside run it is our Ivanhowe.

Coming past 300 meters,

Excessive knowledge with restrictive lead.

Here is Prince of Penzance coming on the outside.

Prince of Penzance for Michelle Payne.

Now Max Dynamite start taxing at home.

Prince of Penzance by by Max Dynamite.

Prince of Penzance! It's history in Flemington!

Michelle Payne!

[♪]

[screams]

[Screams]

- Yes! - Yes!

CRAINICA: Michelle Payne created stories in Flemington.

The first lady to win Melbourne Cup!

[♪]

Thank you girls.

[Cheers to the applause]

Play: Michelle! Great ride!

MCAVANEY: Prince of Penzance,

a horse that was persistent from injury, he returned.

He even received one in the Cup

with that great run the Moonee Valley.

and this young woman,

who rode the horse 22 times before today,

and the best thing possible in Australian racing

and almost the world now, the Melbourne Cup.

[ALL laughs]

Whoo!

This was a great victory. Great ride. Ten out of ten.

- correct weight! - [ovate]

[♪]

- Woo hoo! - [ALL CHEER]

[BREAKS VERY]

Stevie: Uraaa!

- [CAR HORN toothpick] - Stevie: Whoo!

Woo hoo!

I think this can work ... here.

You were a little earlier.

Couldn't wait.

You couldn't.

You want to give me a hand to get Andrew's horses

up from the lower paddock?

- Yes. - undecorated: Righto.

MICHELLE: I put in all the effort I could.

I galloped him every Gallop he had

and did everything I could to stay on it,

because I believed that he had what he needed

to run a race in the Melbourne Cup and, um,

I just wanted to say that everyone else can get stuffed,

because they believe women they are not strong enough,

but I just beat the world.

MICHELLE: Our family is so blessed to have Stevie

and to share this experience with him,

who I was so nearly all life.

and it's just funny to think that two small children

which he used to run around together, on the main stage

Beat all the horses that I come from all over the world,

it is absolutely incredible.

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