All language subtitles for Wildfire S01E01

Left! Left! Left!

Left! The other left,
miss baker!

Okay, we're gonna
do this again!

Everybody back!

Let's go! Let's go!
Double time!

No talking in the ranks,
or we're gonna be here
all day, ladies!

Fall in!

Is there a problem,
miss furillo?

No, sir.

Cover!

March!
Left! Left!

Permission
to pass, ma'am.

Permission
to pass, ma'am.

Permiss--
furillo.

I understand you
have a court date
on Friday.

Yes, ma'am.
I'll be writing
a recommendation.

May I suggest you steer
clear of miss Kowalski
between now and then?

Yes, ma'am.
Permission to pass?

Permission
to pass, ma'am?

Let's go!

You know what to do.
Grab your shoulders, ladies.

Hey, wildfire.

Yeah, I have 'em.

So how's your training
going this week?

Teaching you how
to be a good police horse?

Miss the racetrack, or are
you liking it here better?

Yeah, I think
you're liking it
here better.

I have a court date
on Friday.

I might be
going home.

I'll be back.

We're gonna ride just
as soon as I'm finished

cleaning up, all right?

Use your hands
and legs and eyes

and even your butt
to talk to your horse.

You want me to talk
to him with my butt?

When you want to move, push your
weight forward in the saddle.

A little pressure with
your right leg, he'll go left.
Can we go straight for a while?

Try it, okay?

Look in the direction
you want him to go.

They can sense
where you're looking.

See?

Boy, mom's not gonna
believe it when I write her.

Me, riding a horse!
You should see kris.

Hey, wildfire.

A year and a half ago,
we had to drag her here.

Now look at her.

Some kind of
teacher, Pablo.

You can't teach that.

With all due respect
to Henry, the day
of the family farm is over.

Raintree needs me, Jean.
You need new technology,

you need new bloodlines--

And you need
a fresh start
after Pete.

Have you heard
from him lately?
He sent a note to the boys

on the back of a napkin
from an Atlantic city
sports bar.

Let me be
the white knight here.

Together we could make
raintree the top stable
in the state.

- Shh!
- Raintree's been in the family a long time, Ken.

Then keep it
in the family.

Throw out the due diligence,
hang all the lawyers
and marry me.

I'm taking the bug
to the dunes.

I'm going with Matt.
No, you're not.

Are the stalls
bedded down?
Later.

Dunes later.
But I just--

thank you.

You know, junior will be
over later. You can probably
talk him into helping you.

Todd. Mints.

I don't want you going
with your brother on that thing.
I'll be fine, mom.

He's not gonna let you make
a mama's boy out of him.
Not that one.

Why do you think he
gets into all those
fights at school?

Because he's too much
like his grandfather.

Because he's trying to tell you
that he's not scared.

Henry's got a point.
I don't need your help.

So, what's for lunch?

Your mom busy?
She's with Mr. Davis.
He wants her to marry him.

Would you--
I'll come back later, okay?

Hey, Pablo.
You looking for me?

Nothing that can't wait.
No, it's okay.

There's, someone
I'd like to hire
to replace Miguel.

We've been shorthanded
since he left.

You don't need
my permission
to hire a new hand.

She's one of the girls from
camp lagrange I work with.
The prison camp?

You really want to take
a chance on someone
from a place like that?

I was in
a place like that
when I was 17.

Someone took
a chance on me.

Would you-- thanks.
Sure.

- See you later.
- Okay.

She has a court
hearing this week.

It would help
her release chances
if she had a job.

And she's really
good with horses.

I can make her
a good exercise rider.

What did she do
before she--

she stole a car
in Oakland with some kids
and resisted arrest.

Pablo, with everything else
we've got going on--

it was 16 months ago.

She's grown up a lot.
Turned 18, finished
high school.

That's a big
responsibility
you're asking me--

she'll be
my responsibility.

She was giving
some of the new girls
a hard time.

Not a very smart idea,
getting into a fight a week
before a release hearing.

Miss furillo doesn't
have a regular problem
with fighting, your honor.

Are the parents present
in the courtroom?

Are you in contact
with your parents?

My mom writes once a month
'cause the judge said
she had to, and...

I never knew my dad
'cause he moved out
before I was born.

Your mother's record
of drug-related arrests
is of concern to the court.

Have you discussed
your plans with her?
No, ma'am.

Do you have plans?
I-- I just want to
go home and start over.

I have a letter here
from a volunteer trainer,

a Mr. Pablo betart,
which says that

you've acquired skills
with horses while at camp.

Yes, ma'am.
I like horses.

Mr. Betart says
that he is prepared
to offer you a job

plus room and board
at the raintree
thoroughbred farm.

The court would look
favorably upon this idea,
miss furillo,

if it sounds like
a good one to you.

Nothing personal, furillo,
but I don't want to
see you back here

unless it's on
visiting day.

I don't think
I'll be back
anytime soon.

Permission to pass, ma'am?
Permission granted.

You forgot
something.

I know everything
that goes on
in my barracks.

Have a good life,
furillo.

Good-bye present?

Can we make a stop
on the way?

Sure.

Whoa, boy.
Down, wildfire.

What is he doing?
He's hurting wildfire.

He's not hurting wildfire.
He's training her...Badly.

Damn horse has
no confidence.

Confidence.

Hey! You--

I'll be damned.

Now, listen to me.

I don't care
how many times
you finished last

in some race before
they sent you here.

You can do this.

This is a whole
new start for you,

and you've gotta
make it work.

Okay.

All right.
You can have
carrots now.

I'm not gonna be
around as much,

but I'm gonna be
thinking of you.

And I'll be back
as soon as I get
a day off of work.

That's a promise.

Hey.

I'm gonna miss you.

Come on.

He likes carrots.

Why are you doing this?
I need help.

What did you do,
make a deal with the judge
so you get cheap labor?

The family who owns this farm,
they know about me?
Miss ritter does.

She afraid I might
kill them in their sleep?

If you don't kill them
in their sleep,
we won't have a problem.

Well, I only promised
to stay for three months,
so after that--

Do you want this job?

Because if you don't,
I can take you back
to Oakland right now.

Drop you off
on any street corner.

All you have to do
is say so.

I don't want to
go back to Oakland.
That's not enough.

I want the job.

You never told me
Pablo had a daughter.

He doesn't.
Then who...Is she?

It passes--
that feeling.

You left the fatigues
back at the camp.

Believe it or not,
you look the same
as everyone else.

New hand, maybe?
We've needed one.

Hot workin' girl
livin' in the trailers?

Man! What are
the rules about this?

It's never
come up before.

It's never come up before 'cause
all the hired help are usually
chubby dudes with bad skin.

There's a pay phone
by the stables
if you need one.

First week's advance.

How much do I make?
250 a week.

That's less than
I made selling burgers.
That's what it is.

That okay with you?

Yep.

When you get back,
I'll take you
to meet everyone.

Why are we showing crude's
workout to the enemy?

Junior Davis wouldn't
know a good workout
from a bad one.

Not so good.

Well, stranger things
have happened. He could
win the stakes on Sunday.

Sure, if the Davis
trailer breaks down,

and avatar never
gets to the track.

Well, say your
prayers tonight.
Won't help.

Avatar broke
the track record during
his workouts last week.

How'd you find that out?
You got spies over there?

Traded a Barry bonds rookie
for a little intelligence.

Well, is there more?
He's gonna be carrying
high weight-- 122 pounds.

How would you like to
drop out of junior high
to run this farm?

You nervous?

No.

A little bit.
It's just a normal farm.

They're just
a normal family.

Yeah. That's what
I'm afraid of.

I've never met
one of those.

Henry, Todd,
this is kris furillo.
Coming to work for us.

Do you know horses, kris?
I'm learning.
Pablo's been teaching me.

You think you could
teach this horse to run
between now and Sunday?

He's joking.
I am not.

I'm Matt.
Kris.

Let her have
the reins, Matt.

Take him real slow.
No real speed.

What's his name?
Oklahoma crude.

Oklahoma crude,

you're gonna do
just fine.

Easy, easy.

God!

She falls well.

No problem.
Twice a day I fall
on my butt.

Easy. Easy, now.

One--
Two, three.

Smooth, kris.

Stealing off
into the barn for
a secret rendezvous?

She's sweaty
from pitching hay.

The musky smell
of horse manure
in her hair.

You're a bad man.

You don't understand
the potential
of the situation.

This should be
interesting.
What?

My sister finds out
a girl who looks like that
is literally moving in with you?

I can't wait
to see the look
on Danielle's face.

Dani and I are
friends now, man.-

I mean, she's hanging out
with that-that
Mike guy, isn't she?

And, look, you should be
ecstatic that your best friend's
not doing your sister.

We're going to the lake.
You want to come?

Matt's way too busy.
He's got to break in
his new ranch hand.

There is just

something about
a girl on horseback.

Matt, you are
one lucky fella.

For posterity.

Okay, Oklahoma,
let's show 'em
what we can do.

Hey, Matt!

She just blew nearly
two seconds off your time.

She rides almost
as good as you, Dani.
Don't you think so, Matt?

How do you live
with this guy?

It's something
my parents arranged
without asking me.

If you'll excuse me,
I think I'll be polite
and introduce myself.

Look, maybe I'll come down
to the lake after I'm finished
with my chores, okay?

See you guys later?

Chores take on
a whole new meaning.
You're in big trouble.

What are you talking about?
Matt and I are over.

You sure? This is not
the look of over.

How did you--
your brother just e-mailed
this to everyone we know.

I'm gonna kill him.

I told you to
take him out easy.

I was just--
trainer tells you what
to do, you do it.

You'll ride again
when I decide you're ready.

I'm sorry.

Nice ride.
Thanks.

That's high praise
coming from him.

He's the toughest judge
on the farm.

I'm Jean ritter.
Do you prefer
kristine or kris?

My mother calls me kristine.
I prefer kris, ma'am.

Kris it is.
Welcome to raintree.

Kenny Davis.

We'll be seeing
a lot of each other.
I live right down the road...

On the big farm.

Excuse me, boys.
Kris, you want to
take a walk with me?

Sure.

What?

I was
just thinking,

things just got a lot more
interesting around here.

That was quite a ride.

Pablo taught me
everything I know
about riding.

Pablo's an
extraordinary man.

He helped us get through
some really tough times.

Me too.
I mean,

he helped me through
some rough times too.

Kris,

you're here because
Pablo believes in you
and trusts you.

Now, I want to
trust you too, but...

Someone in my position
obviously is gonna have
some concerns about

what you've
been through.

If you ever want to talk--

I made some mistakes.
I paid for them.

I hope I don't have
to keep paying for them
my entire life.

I will work
really hard.

Hey, kris!
We have a new Colt.
Want to see him?

Sure, Todd.
That's a good idea.
Why don't you show her around?

I'm glad we had
a chance to talk.

What do you think?

Well, she's not
what I expected.

She's just a girl.
You'd never guess.

The camp was good
for her.

She learned
discipline there.

How long does it last?

How many of them
wind up going back?

You got the
home-field advantage,
but I have the Porsche.

Dude, chill. She seems
like a nice girl.

I see how it is.
You're gonna play
the Mr. Nice guy card.

Well, it's been working
for you a long time.
We'll see.

Good tidings from
the warriors game last night.

I heard.

Later.

He's beautiful.
They're born with
full-size legs.

They just don't know
what to do with them yet.

We've got 20 or 30 foals
born every year.

Got another one due
in a couple of days.

How does a place
like this work? I mean,
how do you, you know--

make money?
We don't always.

We breed horses.
We train 'em,
we race 'em.

Some we keep
and some we sell.

We also train and stable
horses for other owners.

If horses do well at the
track, people are willing to pay
a lot of money for their sires.

A one-year-old
once sold here
for a million dollars.

It wasn't a million dollars.
It was too.
Henry said it.

Henry exaggerates.
Are you guys gonna
sell this one?

His bloodlines aren't
strong enough.

We've had to sell a lot
of our best horses
in the past year or two,

but this one will
have to prove himself
at the track.

Well, he seems
like a winner to me.

They all do at this age.

I thought I knew all
the horse people around here.
How come I've never seen you?

Well, I'm not
from around here.
I'm from Oakland.

About as far away
as you can get
from horse people.

Where did you learn
how to ride?

Really?
At camp.

I was never allowed
to go to camp.

Got a fever
when I was little.
Did something to my heart.

Well, I mean,
besides riding,

camp pretty much sucks--
mine, anyway.

Well, i--
I better go find Pablo.

I'm sure he has something
for me to do.

It was nice to meet you.

She rode you
into the ground, dude.

A skirt rode you
into the ground.

Shut up.
Give me a buck or by morning,
everyone at school knows.

I wasn't
even trying.
A buck.

I'm not giving
you a buck.
That's two.

You know you're gonna pay.
You better hurry
before it becomes five.

Shoveling manure. That's what
I do all day, wildfire.

And you know what
they told me. People pay
a lot of money for it.

Like to grow
vegetables in it.

Seriously.

It's what they mean
when they say "organic"
at the health food store.

If you ask me, I think there's
a big joke being played
on a lot of people.

But it's nice there,
you know.

I mean, it's a lot different
than my life used to be.

Hey, mama.
Yeah, it's me.

I'm out.

A few days ago.

No, I'm not coming home.

I got a job.

Yeah. Everything's
gonna be okay.

I just--

are you feeling okay?

Yeah.

Well--

sure.

Okay.

Bye.

I can't extend the loan, Jean.

I wish I could,
but the way Pete left
your credit rating--

we paid back every single
one of his debts.

And used up every asset
to do it.

I still have a quality horse
or two left.

If Oklahoma crude
wins on Saturday--

you know,
my father always says,

"raintree rode through
the great depression on the back
of a single horse."

I, um--

I helped write that offer
that Ken Davis made you.

With his connections and
cash flow, raintree could
be back on top in no time.

It wouldn't be raintree.

It would be Davis raintree
incorporated.

The day of the family farm
is over, Jean.

Yeah.

So I've heard.

It sets up well for us.

Coming out of the fourth
position, we can follow
Dan's hope,

tuck in next to the rail,
draft behind the leaders
until the turn,

and then we make our move.

Don't pay any attention
to that. You're number one.

Avatar will close,
but if sorrenson keeps
you on the rail--

sorrenson?
Is that the jockey?

Rodriguez or lasalle
would have been better.

They only ride
for the top stables.

Lasalle's on avatar.

We're 12-to-1.
What do they know?

Not a good sign.
What?

Look at the Davis crowd.

You only invite everyone
when the trainer tells you
today's the day.

What do they know?

That's...avatar.

Young Mr. Davis.

Hey, who do you like
in this race? Wait.
Let me venture a guess.

The favorite?
How's it going, Lenny?

I hope you know more about
horses than you do about hoops.

Yeah. Um,
I'll settle up.

I know. And by the way,
thanks for referring
that cousin of yours.

The poor boy's
a slave to the Lakers,
regardless of the spread.

Yeah, no problem.
You oughta bet
on avatar, Lenny.

He's a sure thing.
I never bet, Mr. Davis.

I just come for the--
for the fresh air.

But if you do decide
to sell shares in that horse,
be sure to let me know.

Sure, Lenny.

Ladies and gentlemen,
can I have your attention.

The number ten horse
in the third race,

hurricane fly
has been scratched.

There goes avatar.

He's washing out today, gramps.
Maybe he left his best times
in the workouts.

You okay?

Yeah.

I've never been
to a racetrack before.

The horses are up to the gate.
The flag is up.

And they're off and running!

Dr. Ed on the far outside.

Georgia on my mind
out to take the early lead.

Natalie sings a song
up to second now.

Avatar is third.

The rest of the eight
horse field is Simon says

in a fight for fourth
with Oklahoma crude,

and the trailers
are Dan's hope
and city by the bay.

Come on, Oklahoma!
Come on!
Shh.

All the way from fifth
and into second position,
holding steady.

Georgia on my mind falls
behind into the second pack.

As Oklahoma crude
come on, Oklahoma crude.

And Natalie sings a song
to take the lead going
into the far side.

Here comes avatar
on the outside.

That is an early move.

And here they come
into the final turn.

Avatar still on the outside
as they hit the stretch run.

And around the corner
it's Oklahoma crude and avatar

followed by Natalie sings
a song and Simon says.

Avatar moving hard on the back.

And now avatar makes
the final kick.

Virtually neck and neck
with Oklahoma crude.

It's Oklahoma crude
by a neck and avatar.

Oklahoma crude holding on,
but it's avatar moving here

as we come down
the final stretch.

It's avatar moving hard.

Avatar and Oklahoma crude.
Oklahoma crude still ahead--

but it's avatar now moving
in front! Avatar making
the final kick.

It's avatar followed
by Oklahoma crude.

Avatar pushing away
from the pack.

It is a one-horse race!
Avatar ahead by four now

followed by Natalie sings
a song and Simon says.

And as we come up
on the finish,
it's avatar by six lengths.

And we'll have to wait
for the photo to see
who the show horse is

between Natalie sings a song
and Simon says.

Filling out the field is
city by the bay and Dr. Ed

with Dan's hope
pulling up before the finish.

Congratulations.
Thank you, Jean.

Tough luck, little man.

Where's Matt?
He's down with the horses
helping out.

Come on. Let's go.
Hey, avatar runs
his next race

for Davis raintree.

All you have to do
is bless the deal, Henry,

and you're on your way
back to the winner's circle.

How much will you hate me
if I go through with this deal?

Getting that close,
is it?
Pretty close.

Is it about money?

'Cause I've got
a little socked away
for a rainy day.

Your sock drawer
isn't gonna do it, Henry.
What do we got?

Fourth place
and falling off the pace.
That's not a horse, that's us.

Where do we go from here?

I don't see another way out.
If you do, tell me.

I had a horse once
named trailblazer.

I know. And he came
from ten lengths back
to win the belmont stakes.

He would pin his ears
straight back,
show his class,

and break their will
with a burst of speed
like you've never seen.

Do you think trailblazer
could have beat avatar?

Now there's a race
that I'd love to see.

And you can throw in
Seattle slew in that too.

And secretariat.
You got that right.

Matt.

Hey, Dani, Amber.
Sorry.

For winning? Don't be.
Are you gonna come
to the festival tonight?

Of course he is.
We're all going.
Kris too.

You haven't met my sister
Danielle, have you, kris?

You two should
get to know each other.

You have a lot in common.

Horses, I mean.
Of course.

And this is her
best friend, Amber,

who has nothing in common with
anyone, but we love her anyway.

The wine festival kicks off
in town. Kind of
a food/wine tasting.

You should come.

Thanks, but--
we'd have to clean her up
a bit first.

As I said, you just
have to know Amber

to understand
her absolutely unique
sense of humor.

Actually, I'll see you
over there.

Excuse us.

We have to get him
to the hot Walker.

Okay. I'm sorry.
She totally
freaked me out.

I thought she was
going to hit me.
I was gonna hit you.

I just made a joke.

She was covered
in horse sweat.

She seems very nice.

I, have to help Pablo
with some stuff.

I'll see you guys later.

Congratulations.
Nice race.

Can you believe her?