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That's a pretty exciting whole world, ain't it?

Yeah, that's what you said about that third stake you had for breakfast this morning.

Hey, what's he doing?

I didn't know he.

He went right in the pereto, right, like that.

That's a she.

It's not the law, Flynn, yet.

Pretty she's in trouble.

More than likely knowing her.

I'm not going to be a good kid.

I'm not going to be a good kid.

I'm not going to be a good kid.

More than likely knowing her.

She's probably got somebody else in trouble.

Hey, here's what she's after.

There's just got a while going.

She's going to have a do some time.

Guess we're going to have to catch him on that nag.

She's home. Bring him over to help her.

Oh, let's go.

Get your rope off my horse.

I wouldn't you say I was hiding the brass horse.

Consider you having to be on our property, dear.

It doesn't make any difference.

He's wild.

We know it.

I started chasing him up in the hills.

Hey, hi, folding, ran under your property.

Are you kidding?

Now, what chance do you think you would have had to get him if horse and I hadn't helped you catch him?

Hey!

Get your rope off her.

Oh, cut it off.

If you give me any more trouble, I'll lop up here.

I'll leave her alone.

You'd look funny if I didn't do yours.

All right, Simmerdow, we're just kidding.

It's your horse.

I've got to admit, I envy you.

It's a fine-looking animal.

You might be able to make a little deal on him once you get him saddle, bro.

He ain't for sale to you and anyone else.

Get your rope off.

Yes, ma'am.

Thanks for your help.

Itty time, ma'am.

She means you wouldn't sell the horse.

She her whole man in the horse business, ain't they?

She's going to have to sell out a horse where she wants to and where her old man is.

I'm going to tell you what I'm going to do.

I'm going to tell you what I'm going to do.

I'm going to tell you what I'm going to do.

I'm going to tell you what I'm going to do.

Another horse who wants to and where her whole man is.

Working it like her, keep a laying coat if you cut down for it.

I'm recording.

Let's go.

We make deal $10.

All right. You got about $10.

Hey, tell somebody he's got your bet on that, that Chinese lottery again.

No, no, no. I done lost enough money on that, Joe. No, we're betting on the annual stake race.

You're betting on the annual stake race?

Yeah. That's my name. I'm in the stake race, you know, of course.

Yeah. Yeah.

Well, if you're both betting on the stake race, that means one of you is betting against me.

I've seen Bet on you last two-year little Joe, both time lose shirt.

This year, Bet on Tommy T. Tommy T.

Well, I'm glad to see there's one member of the family who's loyal.

Well, Joe, as a matter of fact, see, I'm a little short on the shirts myself, so I bet on the flasher.

Mm-hmm.

Don't be too disappointed, Joe. I'll bet on you.

I might even go as high as $5.

I'm saying, will you please get the food here?

Yes.

Thomas, no food. I'd stop by his place this morning and see that bulli hat shift down the morning.

Hey, I'll go along with you. I'd kind of like to stop off the lawful place. Take a look at that horse we helped you to catch.

Oh, yeah. You've been talking about that horse so much. I'd like to see myself.

Hey, I'm saying, hurry up. We, you're slower than Tommy T.

Yeah.

Come on, Mr. Cartwright. Come on in.

Oh, hey, Judy. Father Ron?

Uh, he's out in the barn. I'll not. Uncle Keating.

Oh, thanks.

Oh, what do you want to see him about?

About that horse we helped you catch. We'd like to make your barn off, Ronny.

Well, he ain't for sale. I told you that.

Oh, well, boys tell me that he's an awfully good horse. Animals like that are hard to come by.

You should be able to get a good price for him. He ain't for sale. The horse is mine.

Judy!

And my par don't know about it.

How are you, sir?

Nothing?

Ain't often my good neighbors of Cartwright's come to call.

You want me to drink?

No, no, thank you. I'll just go by for a moment.

Now, what can I do for you?

Well, we came by to see if you had any horses for sale, but, uh, I see your corral is empty.

Well, right now, maybe. I got big plans, Mr. Cartwright.

One of these days, truly me going to catch us a whole past little while.

As a matter of fact, I will just study on where I was going to build me a corral to hold him.

I'll show you where I've been figuring out putting it.

You mind? I'd appreciate your suggestions.

Uh...

I guess I got a thank you for not giving me away.

Forget it.

Look, you got that horse hit out somewhere, and that's none of my business, but...

You know, your pa's going to find out about it sooner or later.

Oh, well, he won't. Now where I got him hit.

I got him up at the far end of Lone Pine Canyon.

Pa doesn't go up that far.

You know, it's been since Ma died.

Yeah, your pa hasn't done so well lately, has he?

His fault?

Corry, you're sick after Ma died.

Hasn't been able to work like he used to.

See, I got help him, Joe.

That's why I got that horse hit out.

Want to keep him for breeding stock, get a real fine horse rent for Pa.

Sure, you can't do it all by yourself.

Yes, I can.

Catch a few wild mares.

He'd never seen horse like my baronca.

That's what I named him.

Yeah, that's a good name.

Got him salbo-go ready, and I tell you he's a fastest horse anywhere.

Excuse me, maybe I'll have to wait for that ranch.

What if you can have it right now? Look at this.

It's a steak race, $1,000 prize.

A baronca's as fast as we think he is.

Why not enter him?

Think I could.

Got nothing to lose?

Think about it.

Let's see.

Shh.

Trudy.

You've been doing your job right out of heads

of nags to sell them cart rides.

Where is it?

In the wood box.

Where are you going, girl?

Up in the hills to get some horses.

Well, I hope you're lucky today or something.

Sure been acting funny lately.

But you don't even care much at your old point, guys.

Much the price of a jug deeded misery.

Everything's going to be different, Pa.

You just got to believe me.

I know it's not a good thing.

Everything's going to be different, Pa.

You just got to believe me.

I know it is.

Oh, sure.

Pot of gold and the rainbow too.

You've been digging the wrong end.

Oh, I'd go ahead.

Find something to sell them cart rides here.

I hear.

And everything's going to be all right.

Don't you worry.

You know, Branko, we got a lot of riding to do.

And you know why?

It's like, what an honor you're going to race.

Race who won this more money than ever dreamed of having in a lifetime, a thousand dollars.

Now, by Pa, a real fine horse ranch with weed and stock and everything.

They'll be able to have a look down at him again.

You'll have a private pasture and a barn that doesn't leak.

If there's enough money left over, I may even buy myself a store bought dress.

One with fancy buttons and frills and everything.

And I'll go to this dance and everybody will be looking at me and all this dancing and whirling and round.

Why does it be cockful?

I'm Branko. Whoa!

He ain't used to nobody except me, Pa.

I figured he would love something.

He ain't done nothing wrong.

You got yourself a fine animal.

Isn't he, though? I named him Branko. Isn't he pretty?

Yeah, where'd you steal him?

I didn't steal him.

Got him three weeks ago, gentle with myself.

Well, you don't sell him yourself.

No, I wasn't going to sell him.

Ben Cartwright wanted to buy him, but I wouldn't sell.

Don't believe me, you can ask him.

Cartwright's seen him.

Give $100 for an animal like that.

Oh, no, Pa.

We gotta keep him. Don't you see, Branko could give us everything we've ever wanted, a fine horse ranch and everything.

Oh, you and your dreams.

You must be touched in the head of you think that one horse is going to give us everything we want.

If you give me everything I want, that's $100.

No, Pa. You gotta listen to me.

Don't sass me anymore.

Just get a holler on him.

Don't get...

You can't be serious, Loughlin.

Ben, I'm serious, Mr. Cartwright.

You told Trudy you wanted to buy this horse.

I'm telling you I want to sell him.

Even if she told you what that horse might mean to both of you?

Well, Trudy always has big dreams, silly dreams.

I don't even listen to him.

It might be a good idea if you did listen to a dream sometimes.

Maybe you can afford time to listen to that foolishness.

I can't afford to turn down $100 for this animal.

That's all I'm asking.

You want to buy him a dog, Mr. Cartwright?

An animal's not yours to sell in the first place, is it?

I mean, Trudy caught him and broke him.

Trudy the miner.

She ain't got no property, right?

You got the law, Mr. Cartwright?

Yeah, that's the law.

Well, and we got a deal.

No, I don't want to put it.

Yeah?

All right.

Find somebody else to buy him.

We have no trouble finding an animal like this.

All right, let's go, girl.

Please buy it, Mr. Cartwright.

Somebody's going to anywhere, and I'd rather you all had him than anyone else.

See, he wouldn't be so far away from me.

All right, Trudy.

All right, Trudy.

Now, come to the house.

I'll get you a bill of sale on your money.

Sorry about that.

Oh, it isn't your fault.

P

P.R.A.G. would win that race.

That's what I was trying to tell P.R.A.B.E.

but he wouldn't listen.

He's twice over his neck.

Dumbbell's sick, he's not still in it.

All right.

I'll give him a fuck.

I'll talk to him.

He's right.

All right, Trudy.

All right, Trudy.

All right, Trudy.

All right, Trudy.

All right, Trudy.

All right, Trudy.

Now, come to the house, I'll get you a bill of sale on your money.

I'll tell Pobbe wouldn't listen.

He's twice over isn't that double Skeeter you're gonna ride.

Trudy, you're gonna put yourself out a little big limb,

won't you, honey?

You wanna see how fast he can run?

Why not?

I got Skeeter in the barn.

I'm sure you'll rustle up an extra saddle.

Well, brother, it looks to me like you got a race when you end.

Why not it?

I sure thank you, Mr. God, right?

Where's Barranke?

Us?

Trudy, she ran off with him.

She never did.

She left here on the dang just cloud of dust you ever seen.

She and Joe's horse racing, Joe's old Skeeter.

Oh, yeah?

Hey, horse, he's beating him.

Oh, it's gone.

Yeah, look at that little gal right here.

Damn you.

Great.

Oh, she beat himself away from compass.

Congratulations.

He's a great horse.

You'll take good care of him, won't you?

Welcome back to 1360.

It was a good ride, good ride.

Try to tell your Pa.

Try to tell your father.

You wouldn't listen.

You cheated me, Cartwright.

I ain't going for it again.

I love the money you cheated him.

Would you give me his money back so a tritting keeper horse?

I could.

Those horses are real good.

Let them cool up before you put them up.

I'm going to get a tritting keeper horse.

Take special care, Barreka.

You don't want anything to have a tritting horse now, do you?

I'm going to get a tritting keeper horse.

300.

You want a bad musset?

20 dollars on Barreka.

More at Benson.

10 dollars on Barreka.

You're a piker.

I've been in three months pay, a hundred dollars on Barreka.

You put that in your book, Harper?

100. Even money.

Yesterday, you was giving three to one odds on Barreka.

That was yesterday. Take it or leave it.

I'll take it anyway.

Hey old timer.

They tell me you're the one who sold Barreka to Ben Cartwright.

Her business is out of yours, mister.

Right, Senator, bring my friend to bottle here.

They're making my business?

Yeah.

Makes it sure, but...

Why don't you sell the horse so cheap?

Why don't you sell the horse so cheap?

Why don't you sell it so cheap?

You're the one who's been spreading it.

You've been on quite a drunk, Loughlin.

You've been spouting off all over town, how Ben Cartwright cheated you.

Ben Cartwright did cheat me.

Well, that's not concerned of mine.

What does concern me is that Barreka has suddenly become the overwhelming favorite mistake race.

I'm covering an awful lot of money, better on him right now.

Well, my friend, you would better have an awful lot of money to pay off with.

Barreka couldn't beat any of those knives running backward.

I saw my daughter.

I saw my daughter ride Barreka against Joe Cutwright's cheater and beat him by a mile.

It wasn't my fault, Barreka.

I mean, I tried to hide you.

It just didn't work out for you on me.

Don't you worry, someday I'm going to have lots of money. I'll just buy you back.

You really love that horse, don't you, Trudy?

I wasn't doing nothing.

Why, you're just talking to horse. Sometimes that's real important to us.

I guess I should have asked you folks whether they could come out here.

You're welcome, any tucker?

Thanks, because that's just fine, because he's the best friend I got.

He's the best friend I got.

Hell.

You, uh, you plan on staying a while or ain't you afraid you'd pull that miss you?

Well, Pa's got money in his pocket now, so he's down at the saloon every night.

I'm not going to be a good friend.

Well, but, uh, you and Bronca, go ahead and just have yourself a good visit. I'll see you at the walk.

Cheer that, Barreka. I can convince you any time I want.

And you won't be lonesome either.

And they may let me even ride you.

And you got admit, that barn's much better than that crow you were living in up in the hills.

They can just pretend that you're my very own.

Oh, what's the matter, Mr. Cartwright? You told me, didn't you?

Oh, yeah, yeah, I told him, true.

Tony, we have a proposition we'd like to discuss with you, sort of a business deal.

Yeah, we just had a meeting.

About me?

It's about you and, uh, about, uh, Bronca.

You know, Trudy, how would you like to ride, Barreka?

In the big race.

And we haven't won a race in a couple of years.

What's a catch?

Well, uh, yes, there, uh, there is a catch, I must admit to that.

If you win the race, Barreka belongs to you.

Only you don't take legal possession until you're of legal age.

And you only get half the prize money.

When you're of legal age.

Have we got a deal?

What do you think, Barreka?

I think we win that race.

Okay, you got yourself a deal.

All right, it's a deal.

What good that girl told me?

I need money now, girl, now.

And typewrites get all the prize money.

If you win, they got a prize win in the stadium.

Can't you see through this scheme, girl?

It's a dumbed understand.

Mr. Cartwright said he'd hold half the money for me and sign Bronca back to me.

When? Four or five years from now?

You swallowed his words.

They just tricked a new guy. You two dumbed understand, I told you.

They wouldn't do that.

They wouldn't lie to me. It's not like that.

It's very important to them. You know Mr. Cartwright and all of them.

Why?

You got some bits on, Brat?

That in?

Hey, Bettin?

How should I know?

Maybe I was a little hasty.

Riding that horse means a lot to you, darling.

Yeah, it means an awful lot to me.

Come on over here you go, man.

Come on over, I don't change my mind.

You've got it right.

You've got it right there. After that race, you've got to mind.

You've got to ride as much as anyone.

You mean it?

Yeah, if you want anything that strong, I ain't going to stand in your way, honey.

I want all I can to help you.

Wait a minute. Listen to what I got to say.

I'm wasting your time.

How much you got a rank and a win.

I've covered close to 7,000.

What if this is worth to you to make sure Brantka loses?

Forget it, Loughlin. You can't get to the horse or the card rights.

Maybe not. If I can get to my daughter.

And Joe Cardrod ain't riding Brantka. My daughter is.

Well, now, maybe you ain't wasting my time after all, Mr. Loughlin.

Hello, pal.

What's the matter? You hurt?

It's one of my spasms.

Comes and goes.

Go away after a little.

It's just that I... where are you going?

I'm going to get dressed and go for a doctor.

Oh, no, no. No, he can't do me good. I've seen him already.

That's why I've been drinking so much.

What is it?

I don't know. It's one of them. One of them yard long, so I'm going to say it.

Is it bad?

Rudy, I got about six months to live.

Come and sit down.

I know. I know.

You're just getting excited about it.

And nothing we can do.

Well, there's got to be something we can do.

Well, there's this doctor in San Francisco.

All I know is talking about that. Take a lot of money.

Well, we've got money. There must be something left when we sold Bronca.

That's not enough money.

Take a thousand dollars.

Operation and all.

Well, there's got to be a way.

There's a way.

I couldn't ask you to do that.

What is it?

I forget it.

I do anything in the world for you, Bob.

I could make a deal with this Harper.

He'd pay heap of money if he...

...was sure that Bronca was going to lose the race.

You could give him off the bad start.

Kind of boxy man and put him in a little...

You ask him to give Bronca a bad race on purpose?

Oh, no. No, it's the wrong thing.

We're only a horse race.

I am dying.

I can't do that.

I can't.

I can't do that. I can't.

Not even to save my life.

I can't do that.

That's my...

That's my girl.

I'm just getting drunk.

He's getting a little scared.

Nothing wrong with him.

He's trying to run off with you.

He's a wild horse, Annie.

What's the matter? What's wrong?

I'm just tired. I'm so sorry.

I gave her a long workout.

You have any reason to find fault with us?

Why don't you call today?

That's what I'm going to do.

I'll come in and brush him down and pull him off for you.

Thanks.

What have you been doing?

Not riding around.

Thinking.

I'll be thinking about your own par.

Maybe thinking about how he ain't had any dinner yet.

Stop looking at me that way.

Whiskey's the only thing that's easy to paint.

I don't know the other types today.

I'm a little terrible this time.

I went into town and I had to talk with Doc Martin today.

What made you do a thing like that?

You checking up on me?

Probably lied to you.

Told you there was nothing wrong with me.

He didn't want to worry enough.

Doc didn't lie, Pa.

You did.

Just like you always have when you wanted to get your own way.

But I ain't going to be any more lies.

At least I ain't going to hear him.

Because I'm leaving for good.

Oh no, Trudy.

Wait.

You're right, honey.

I lied. I admit it. I was wrong.

But I didn't lie just for me.

I lied for both of us.

We can still have that ranch you've always wanted.

We can have some fine horses only.

You've got to stay, Trudy.

You've got to ride in that race.

You've got to ride Baraka.

And you've got to lose.

I made a deal with Harper.

I crossed him he'll kill me.

You understand he'll kill me.

I'll throw that race, Pa. I made my mind up.

Don't do one last thing.

I'll see that Brank isn't even in the race.

And that way, Harper won't lose any money and you won't be in any trouble.

Oh, honey. That's all I need. That's all I need.

I'm not coming back, Pa.

Maybe what I want is a dream.

Maybe I won't find it.

At least someplace else I'll have a little chance.

You and his honey.

No.

I ain't never done nothing like this before.

I'm not stealing a horse, but you understand?

You've got to go back to the hills where you belong.

I found you.

Come on, boy.

What you up to?

Go on, boy.

Go on, go on. Go back and join the herd.

Go on, get up.

Go on, go on, get up.

Go on, boy. Go on.

I don't want you anymore.

Go on.

I'm going to throw this rock at you. Go on.

Who are you doing?

Mr. Cartwright, I can't ride Bronco in the race.

I can't.

Hurry.

I told you, this morning she acted real scary.

She was working out Bronco like she was trying to tie him up.

Maybe this is what I was telling you about.

Her father might be pressing her in to throw in that race.

You don't want to money involved.

Yeah, that'll make a girl like her act this way.

Sure would.

All right.

Bronco's going to run in that race and he's going to win it.

And you're going to ride him.

Hey, Bronco.

Even Mr. Cartwright, I'm looking for Judy.

I think she must be here.

She was here before Bronco.

But she's not at home, I imagine she's off somewhere trying to find some answers to some questions.

By what? Answer to what?

Oh, answers to some simple questions like what's right and what's wrong.

Well, she knows right and wrong or more me taught her.

Well, now maybe I wasn't born lucky.

Maybe I don't own a big spread the way you do.

But I don't give you no call to criticize the way I run my family.

And I'd criticize the way you run your family.

And money's got nothing to do with this.

I'm just trying to talk to you as one father to another.

Well, I'm done the best I could, did you?

And why do you think she's turned to that horse the way she has?

Because she's found something to love.

Something alive that would return her affection.

Do you know why she came here tonight?

To try to run that horse back into the hills because she didn't want him to race in a crooked race.

All she wanted to do was race Bronco and you managed to ruin even that for her.

She ain't got a ride Bronco that race started, huh?

No, she's not.

The son Joseph is gonna ride him.

He's getting late.

Well, I still don't know where she headed for.

You're the only folks that she'd ask anything of.

Imagine she's out there somewhere hoping that you'll find her.

Tell her something.

Tell her what you said.

I'll tell her I'm sorry about everything too.

You might try telling her something else.

Watch her.

Look, you'll love her.

Hey, boys. We only got ten minutes before the race starts.

Bartender, give me a quick one there, will you?

It ain't too late. I want to get a bet done.

Sure thing, friend.

50 on Bronco.

I wasn't gonna bet until he announced a change of riders a few minutes ago.

What do you say, friend?

Well, that Loughlin girl ain't gonna be riding Bronco after all.

Joe Cartwright.

Thank you, friend.

No.

Okay, an awful lot of people, but no a lot of money in this race.

It looks like most of us being better than you.

I'll do my best.

After ten minutes, can't you?

Ten minute, can't you?

No.

Hello, Trudy.

I think I've got nothing to say, pal.

Trudy, when you didn't come home, I was worried.

I told you I wasn't coming back.

Yeah, I guess I don't blame you, not from that.

Well, I ever thought about myself.

Never really talked to you.

Never realized a young girl like you never needed anything more than a bunch of scrubber horses to talk to.

What down the best you could?

Oh, no, no, no, I didn't. I lied to you over and over.

Oh, I just...

Don't go get now, I dare that I'm trying to pull something just to make you forgive me.

I realize it's too late for that.

All I want you to do now is to do the right thing.

What does that mean?

I want you to ride Baronque in that race, and I want you to ride him to win.

Yeah, he said if I rode Baronque on the race and one hopper'd kill you.

Don't you recognize another one of my lies?

I was just trying to scare you when doing something my way.

I know now I was wrong, dead wrong.

Trudy?

Honey, you do want to ride in that race, don't you?

Make all them dreams come true.

Yeah, I want to do that more than anything else in the world, a little chose ride.

Oh, and you just go on O.M. Cartwright's and tell them what I had to say.

You ride Baronque in that race.

Now go on, go on, get.

I'll get you just a minute, it is. One thing more I want to tell you.

Yeah, what is it? I'm listening.

I love you.

I'll get you just a minute.

I'll get you just a minute.

You're going to cross me, Loplin.

You said your girl would ride. She's going to ride, Hopper.

But I crossed you all right.

She's going to ride to win.

Maybe you're lying, maybe you ain't. But I always cover my bets.

I ain't taking any chances on paying out all that money.

All right, boys, we're leaving town. You too, Loplin.

But you won't be going very far. We know us around the back. We'll get the money box. Let's go.

This is Mr. Cartwright. I've just got to ride him. I've just got to.

Everything's all right now. He was lying, Mr. Harper ain't going to kill him if Bronco wins.

So that was it.

Please?

You better get mounted up. He's going to lose his race before it starts.

Come on, give me that jacket.

All right, gents.

And girl. Let's have a good start.

Come on, let's go.

Come on, let's go.

Come on, let's go.

Come on, let's go.

Come on, let's go.

Come on.

Come on, let's go.

Don't show him.

All right, get it on.

She's going to hit him.

At least I got to see the star of the race.

She's way out in front.

All right, let's get it on the way.

You'll imagine a fella like Loughton landed on the daughter.

I'll be right back.

It's time the race is over. It will be long gone.

Up, man.

I want to talk to you better.

Look out, man.

Come on, get over here.

Hey, it was going to kill me, Ben.

I think you knew that when you sent Trudy looking for a couple of minutes ago.

Another one of my lies.

Yeah, only this time it was alive with the difference.

You did it for her, Satan.

I'm going to have to get you to the rocket and stop this.

No, not yet. Please, Ben.

I want to see the end of the race.

I want to see my little girl.

I'll be all right.

Get them over this here.

All right, I think, Ben.

What's wrong with the race?

Sit down.

I'm going to get you to the race.

I'm going to get you to the race.

I'm going to get you to the race.

Come on, Brian, come on.

Come on, Brian, come on.

Come on, Brian, come on.

Let's go.

Come on, Brian.

Come on.

She wanted to be out.

Yes, she should.

She should.

She should.

It's a lot of fun.

How did you get?

Good.

Hey.

What's the matter of Trudy?

Looks like she lost her last row.

Well, she just about did.

Frank had jumped that fence last night.

Trudy?

Sorry, we just heard about Baraka.

Yeah, he went back to the hills.

He's wild again.

Three of us could go out and look for him.

Might find you.

Could do that.

He loves to run for you better than he likes me, then.

That's what I want for him.

Trudy?

I'll be dead, birdie.

You better be brought his whole hair with him.

You better just study a horse, ranch.