Ted is riding for Pa Martin against Cooper in the big race. When Cooper has his men capture Ted, Peggy overhears them and sets out to free Ted in time for the race.
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00:00:16Hick them high, rick them then, break them and make them whoop and holler with me.
00:00:22And we'll try to be true as you want us to do
00:00:26For we know and won't go
00:00:28For we are rushing and rushing not
00:00:32Because it's more healthy life with hope such as me
00:00:35Where the sun is late and the wind in our case
00:00:39So we'll love it
00:00:53Take them high, rake them, then break them and make them whoop
00:00:57And holler with me
00:00:59And we'll try to be true as you want us to do
00:01:02For we know and won't go
00:01:05For we are rushing and rushing not
00:01:08But it's more healthy life with hope such as me
00:01:12Where the sun is late and the wind in our case
00:01:16So we'll love it
00:01:18Take them high, rake them, then break them and make them whoop
00:01:22And holler with me
00:01:25And we'll try to be true as you want us to be
00:01:28For we know and won't go
00:01:31For we are rushing and rushing not
00:01:34But it's more healthy life with hope such as me
00:01:37Where the sun is late and the wind in our case
00:01:41So we'll love it
00:01:43To live and see
00:01:45Hey!
00:01:51Whoa
00:01:53Whoa
00:01:54Settleman
00:01:59What's the matter with you, beauty?
00:02:00Don't you like your morning bath?
00:02:02You're getting ticklish?
00:02:03Come on around here now
00:02:04Behave yourself
00:02:09I ain't feelin' so well. I got trouble with my rheumatism.
00:02:37I ain't feelin' so well. I ain't feelin' so well.
00:03:16Just a minute now. Smile and show them teeth. That's the boy. Come down here. Sweetheart beauty.
00:03:24Hello, boy. Hello, Bonnie. Say, I know you boys don't want to practice with the barn dance, but say, how
00:03:30about a little work?
00:03:32Okay, bud. All right. Let's do it.
00:03:40Morning. Good morning. Say, Jim, if my horses don't win this relay race, it won't be any fault of yours,
00:03:48boy.
00:03:49Well, boss, I don't want to brag, but I'm the best horse's valet in this neck of the woods.
00:04:04Hello, boss. Hello, Mary. Hello, Ted.
00:04:07Hey, Ted. Did you tend to that business for me? You bet I did. For what?
00:04:11Ted, as the race trials nearer, I'm beginning to feel nervous. Why?
00:04:15Oh, I'm afraid you might get hurt.
00:04:17Oh, don't you worry about me.
00:04:22Say, boss, how long has it been since you won a race from that fellow, Cooper?
00:04:27Well, Cooper and me have been running these relay races for about four years.
00:04:31My horses have only won one race so far.
00:04:35Oh, well, Dad, you won't have to worry about this race.
00:04:37Why?
00:04:38Because Ted's going to ride for it.
00:04:40Oh.
00:04:41If Ted don't win this race, I'll have to walk home with nothing on but a pair of suspenders.
00:04:51Here comes a Cooper now.
00:04:56Howdy, folks.
00:04:57Hello, Cooper.
00:04:58Hi, Cooper.
00:05:00Here's a present I got in town for you, Mary.
00:05:03Oh.
00:05:05Perfume. Oh, thank you.
00:05:07Oh, that's all. I'm glad you liked it.
00:05:09Oh, by the way, uh, how's the horses, Martin?
00:05:12Fine shape, Cooper.
00:05:14I'm going to win that race from you this year.
00:05:16You are?
00:05:17Uh-huh.
00:05:18Who's going to ride for you?
00:05:20Ted here.
00:05:24I thought you said you was going to win.
00:05:26Uh-huh.
00:05:27That's right.
00:05:28We are going to win.
00:05:30And if you were riding your horses, it'd be a cinch to win.
00:05:52Here's a telegram we got in town for you, Dad.
00:05:54Oh, thanks, Sonny.
00:05:55Oh, maybe it's from Peggy.
00:05:57Peggy.
00:05:58Yep, it's from Peggy.
00:06:00Well, here.
00:06:01You'll read it.
00:06:03What?
00:06:03I can read writing, but I can't read this print.
00:06:06Oh, my God.
00:06:07You're kidding me.
00:06:08Yeah.
00:06:09Made better connections.
00:06:11We'll arrive at 3 p.m. today.
00:06:13Meet me.
00:06:13Peggy.
00:06:14That's great.
00:06:15Yes.
00:06:16Oh, Mr. Cooper, you remember my sister Peggy, don't you?
00:06:18Sure, I remember Peggy.
00:06:20Let's see.
00:06:21She's been away to school about four years now, hasn't she?
00:06:24Gee, we've only got an hour to meet that train.
00:06:27Come on, everybody.
00:06:30Come here.
00:06:44So, is it?
00:06:46Well, Papa's gonna give you a bag.
00:06:54You stay here now until I get back, and don't you hop.
00:06:58Just stay right there.
00:07:23Frog's legs?
00:07:24No.
00:07:25What do you mean?
00:07:27Shh.
00:07:28Well, all the swell folks eats them.
00:07:30And here's my chance to try one.
00:07:48Fuzzy, this boy been bothering you?
00:07:52Huh?
00:07:53Why, no.
00:07:54He was too late, and he was gonna cut his legs off and eat them.
00:07:58So you was?
00:08:00Yeah.
00:08:01Was you?
00:08:02Huh?
00:08:05Fuzzy, is your hurt?
00:08:06Is your hurt, Fuzzy?
00:08:10Fuzzy?
00:08:11Fuzzy?
00:08:12Where is your son?
00:08:13Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you really?
00:08:15Fuzzy?
00:08:16Hmm?
00:08:18Son, you all hurt?
00:08:20Hmm?
00:08:23Boy, if you ever bother Fuzzy again, I'll make this wise tumb fit you just like a hat.
00:08:37Oh, no Fuzzy.
00:08:39But I'll mess you all up.
00:08:43Come here, sir.
00:09:33Well, I don't see her anyplace.
00:09:36Something must have happened.
00:09:38That's funny, where is she?
00:09:39Well, are you sure this is the right train?
00:09:42Well, the telegram said it was.
00:09:43Well, maybe they kept her after school.
00:10:06Look.
00:10:07There's Peggy.
00:10:09Peggy.
00:10:15Peggy.
00:10:16Peggy.
00:10:17Peggy.
00:10:17My job.
00:10:19Dad.
00:10:20Peggy.
00:10:22Hey, honey, but it's good to see you.
00:10:26Gee, I'm glad to be here.
00:10:28Mary.
00:10:29Peggy.
00:10:32Oh, honey, you look so cute.
00:10:34Well, believe me, sis, you're a treat for saw eyes yourself.
00:10:38Hello, sis.
00:10:40Hank.
00:10:44My, how you've grown.
00:10:47There's my sweetheart.
00:10:57Tommy, if you had a motor to go with those ears, you could start flying right now.
00:11:04Oh, Peggy.
00:11:06Yes.
00:11:07I want you to meet Ted Duncan, our new foreman.
00:11:09Pleased to meet you.
00:11:11Pleased to meet you.
00:11:11Same here.
00:11:13So, you're Ted Duncan.
00:11:14Yep.
00:11:15It seems to me your name is familiar.
00:11:19In all of sis's letters, you're the only one she ever wrote about.
00:11:25Well, aren't you going to kiss me?
00:11:28Why, why, sure.
00:11:42Say, sis, when we play post office, I'm going to have a lot of letters for him.
00:11:50Oh, Peggy, I want you to meet Jeff.
00:11:53Why, how do you do, Jeff?
00:11:57Howdy.
00:12:00How did they...
00:12:04Have you a girl?
00:12:07Oh, no.
00:12:10Well, maybe there's a chance for me.
00:12:16Well, I think so.
00:12:25Well, come on, let's get moving.
00:12:27Let's get out of here.
00:12:28Hey, see, you haven't forgotten anything, have you?
00:12:34Oh, yes.
00:12:35I almost forgot Abercrombie.
00:12:37Abercrombie?
00:12:37Yes.
00:12:38Oh, Jeff, will you open that box for me?
00:12:40Yes, ma'am.
00:12:48Well, look at the cat for me!
00:12:48Oh, my God!
00:12:50Oh, look at the cat!
00:12:51I'm looking!
00:12:52I'm looking!
00:12:52Look at Jeff Alcombe!
00:12:54Oh, look at Jeff Alcombe!
00:12:55Oh, no!
00:12:57He likes you, Jeff!
00:12:59Yes, I think he's great!
00:13:00Well, come on, let's get going.
00:13:04You take care of the monkey.
00:13:05Yeah, all right.
00:13:07All right, let's get going.
00:13:08Let me help you, Jeff.
00:13:10Better not.
00:13:37All right, let's get going.
00:14:00Let me help you.
00:14:43That was the best dance of the evening, Mary.
00:14:46Oh, thank you.
00:14:47Golly, I sure do love to dance.
00:14:50Oh, why don't you learn?
00:14:54You say the funniest things.
00:14:56Well, see you later, Martin.
00:14:58All right, so long, boy.
00:14:59So long, Martin.
00:15:00Hello, boss.
00:15:02Well, you get enjoying yourselves?
00:15:04You bet we are.
00:15:05Oh, Cooper.
00:15:06Come on, sit down here.
00:15:07Thank you, everybody.
00:15:09I don't mind, I just come nice.
00:15:16For sure.
00:15:17Oh, my God.
00:15:36Okay.uyorum.
00:15:46I'm going to see your song for you now.
00:15:48Great, but don't make it too fast.
00:15:51Oh, no.
00:15:57Say, boys, I'm ready.
00:15:59Ready? Ready for what?
00:16:01Well, why, to sing my song.
00:16:04All right, I'm going to give you two enough, boys.
00:16:07All right, I'm going to give you two enough.
00:16:09All right, I'm going to give you two enough.
00:16:16Let's do it.
00:16:21From the ball of a deer to a cowboy's ear,
00:16:24it's music of sweet astrain.
00:16:27And the yelping nose of the great guy on,
00:16:30to him is a glad refrain.
00:16:32I, l-l-l-la,
00:16:37on that e-fo,
00:16:40on that e-fo,
00:16:50on the leaves,
00:16:54on the leaves,
00:16:55on the marajalins,
00:16:56on insects and animal wolves play.
00:17:02I need the men, I need the men, I'm letting go.
00:17:10I need the men, I need the men, I'm letting go.
00:17:38Say, Les, why don't you make your daughter Ginny do some of those high-pollutin' dances of hers, and entertain
00:17:45the folks?
00:17:46Oh, it can't be done. I've been trying to get her to do it all evening, but she's so darn
00:17:52bashful I hate her.
00:17:55Oh, Ginny, you ain't bashful, are you?
00:18:00Well, why don't you make up your mind?
00:18:09Oh, what a nice tomcat, Ginny.
00:18:12Mrs. Weatherby. His name is Fanny.
00:18:20Say, then, coax her to dance, won't she? I'll go on.
00:18:23I don't wanna. Coax me.
00:18:26Yes, I'll coax her, I'll coax her. Come on with me.
00:18:35Come on, don't be so bashful.
00:18:38Felina, I'd like to make a little announcement.
00:18:41Well, what's stopping you?
00:18:46Ladies and gentlemen, I wish to introduce to you my daughter Ginny.
00:18:52She, don't do that.
00:18:54Ginny has been practising some high-pollutin' dancers, don't do that, for the last four or five years.
00:19:01And I thought tonight, don't do that.
00:19:06I thought tonight would be a good night to inflict it upon you.
00:19:09I want you to meet my daughter, don't do that.
00:19:14This is my daughter Ginny, a chip off of the old block.
00:19:23I can't wait for it.
00:19:27I don't know.
00:19:29I don't know.
00:19:31I don't know.
00:19:33I don't know.
00:19:36I know.
00:20:52Well, Peggy, it's your turn.
00:20:55My turn?
00:20:56Come on.
00:21:07Ladies and gentlemen, the next stunt on the program is Bill Martin's little daughter, Peggy.
00:21:15Now, Peggy's going to sing for us one of those red hot numbers.
00:21:27You know the song I want, boys?
00:21:29Sure.
00:21:30Me, me, me, me, me, me.
00:21:33Sound your way.
00:21:38Perfect.
00:21:50Here on my knees, I send a quail out to the Lord above.
00:21:57Oh, here, my sweet, let me go back, back to the place I've lost.
00:22:09I want to be where there's a tree, a shack sitting under his bow.
00:22:19The thought drives me wild.
00:22:21Lord, take this child deep down.
00:22:27I want to rest, ever be pressed, in a man to hold me that hard.
00:22:36The tears start to grow.
00:22:38Lord, take this soul deep down.
00:22:42Now, each memory romantically calls me back where there used to be tranquility, no trouble or care.
00:23:00I want to eat ham that is sweet, a corn cone that melts in your mouth.
00:23:10So I repeat, Lord, take my feet deep down.
00:23:18I want to be where there's a tree, a shack sitting under his bow.
00:23:25Oh, here, my sweet, let me go back, back to the place I've lost, deep down, down.
00:23:32I want to rest, ever be pressed, in a man to hold me that hard.
00:23:38The tears start to grow, Lord, take this soul deep down, down.
00:23:44Each memory romantically calls me back where there used to be tranquility, no trouble or care.
00:23:58Oh, I want to eat, a tree that is sweet, a corn that melts in your mouth.
00:24:05So I repeat, Lord, take my feet deep down, down.
00:24:22Oh, that was great, darling.
00:24:26Oh, uh, will you excuse me?
00:24:29Why, yes.
00:24:40I'm going to town in the morning before the race.
00:24:44Oh, put it.
00:24:46There's something at the jewelry store I'm going to get from Mary.
00:24:54It's something for her finger.
00:24:58Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, that's it, eh?
00:25:03I've been waiting to hear that for some time, Ted.
00:25:07And I'm sure you'll make a happy.
00:25:11I'll do my best.
00:25:31Well, Martin, this is certainly a mighty nice affair tonight.
00:25:35I'm certainly enjoying myself.
00:25:37Glad you like it.
00:25:43You know, Mary looks sweeter tonight than she's ever looked.
00:25:50There's a reason.
00:25:51Yes?
00:25:52What do you mean?
00:25:54Well, if Ted wins that race tomorrow, Mary and he's liable to announce their engagement before they intended to.
00:26:04Oh, I see.
00:26:07Is that serious, isn't it?
00:26:09Looks that way.
00:26:14I'm very happy to hear that.
00:26:17You feel quite sure that you're going to beat me tomorrow, don't you?
00:26:23Take over, I'll let you in on a little secret.
00:26:26If Ted's riding my horses tomorrow, I'm sure we'll beat you.
00:26:32If you feel so sure about it, why not double that razor with me?
00:26:47All right.
00:26:48All right.
00:26:48I'll do it.
00:26:49Fine.
00:26:51We'll post the money before the race tomorrow.
00:26:55And in case either one of us fail to start our horse before 3 p.m.,
00:27:02the money will be forfeited to the others.
00:27:05There.
00:27:08It's all right with me.
00:27:12Well, I'll see you later.
00:27:19I want to make a little announcement.
00:27:22What again?
00:27:23Oh, but this announcement is about the band.
00:27:26Oh, well, now.
00:27:28Ladies and gentlemen, I wish to announce that the band will play one of those old tunes.
00:27:38First, the band isn't going right.
00:27:39Oh, you got it!
00:28:07That's what I've been doing!
00:31:15You win.
00:31:20And now, ladies and gentlemen, I want to introduce to you Jed Parker.
00:31:25He is going to cross a little song.
00:31:28Inch it.
00:31:30That's what I thought you were.
00:32:39I just heard the good news.
00:32:53Let's see.
00:33:02Oh, I'm surprised that you're saying a thing like that.
00:33:04That's an insult to Ted.
00:33:09What's the matter, Mary?
00:33:10It doesn't concern you.
00:33:12What's Mary's business is mine.
00:33:15What a great hero you turned out to be.
00:33:19No wonder this girl is bewildered.
00:33:24Let's go outside, Cooper, and we'll talk this thing over.
00:33:26Just a minute, big boy.
00:33:28Let me get the first crack at that big, red onion.
00:34:11Let's go outside.
00:34:18Let's go outside.
00:34:25Let's go outside.
00:34:27I've reached the window.
00:34:30There's only empty space.
00:34:32The key's in the mailbox, the same as before.
00:34:37But no one is waiting for me anymore.
00:34:41The end of our story is told on the door.
00:34:46I'll pop it for sale.
00:35:08Good night, baby.
00:35:15Good night, baby.
00:35:21Good night, baby.
00:35:27Good night, baby.
00:35:27Good night, baby.
00:35:27We're going to leave you now.
00:37:15It's a great night for it.
00:37:19For what?
00:37:22For necking.
00:37:41I never did like black cats anyway.
00:37:48But don't let that stop you Ted.
00:37:51I won't.
00:38:01That kid sister of yours sure is cute.
00:38:04Oh do you like it?
00:38:04Yes.
00:38:21I don't know.
00:38:25I got a job for you tomorrow.
00:38:27I want to get square with old man Martin and his foreman Duncan.
00:38:33Get the idea.
00:38:35Well what's the matter Cooper did the girl turn.
00:38:37Never mind about that.
00:38:39Listen.
00:38:40Duncan's going to town in the morning.
00:38:42And I don't want him to get back in time for the race.
00:38:50Thanks.
00:38:58Thanks.
00:39:05Thanks.
00:39:07Thanks.
00:39:09Thanks.
00:39:24Thanks.
00:39:30Thanks.
00:39:57Thanks.
00:39:58Thanks.
00:39:59Thanks.
00:39:59Thanks.
00:40:00Thanks.
00:40:11You're welcome.
00:40:15Yeah, Miss Penny had one. I just made them.
00:40:19Thanks.
00:40:22Slighten.
00:40:23You're welcome.
00:40:32Pie sure good, huh?
00:40:34Yeah.
00:40:38Done now.
00:40:39Hey, boys.
00:40:40There she is now.
00:40:42Let's initiate her.
00:40:43Oh, oh, oh.
00:40:44Let's do this.
00:40:45Let's get that.
00:40:46Let's do it.
00:40:54Hey, what's the last one?
00:40:57What is the last one?
00:40:59Cut it out.
00:41:01Aaaaah.
00:41:05Aaaaah.
00:41:06Aaaaaah.
00:41:08Aaaaah.
00:41:09Aaaaaah.
00:41:10Aaaaah.
00:41:10Aaaaaah.
00:41:12Aaaaaah.
00:41:23Well, how did you like it?
00:41:25Even if that was good, I wouldn't like it.
00:41:32Well, the next thing on the program for you is to ride a bucking mule.
00:41:38Well, do I ride a whistle without donuts?
00:41:44Well, you can use your own judgment.
00:41:49Right.
00:41:50Right.
00:41:53Good.
00:41:57You know, I don't think that was such a bright idea.
00:42:01And you, Tommy.
00:42:03Hey, look out.
00:42:08Poor little Fuzzy.
00:42:11Well, Pappy, know you're sick, son.
00:42:15Well, you're going to cry.
00:42:17And Pappy's going to give you some real good cough medicine.
00:42:21And that'll fix up your tonsillitis.
00:42:25Be a good boy, now.
00:42:27Now, come on, now.
00:42:28Take your medicine.
00:42:30Come on, son.
00:42:31Now, open your mouth.
00:42:33Open your mouth.
00:42:34Atta, baby.
00:42:36Atta, boy.
00:42:36Ain't that nice, huh?
00:42:38Sure.
00:42:39Howdy, boss.
00:42:40What's the matter, Lightning?
00:42:41Something wrong with Fuzzy?
00:42:43Yes, boss.
00:42:44He's done got his feet well.
00:42:46He's broke his crow.
00:42:48What you going to do about it?
00:42:50Well, if he takes one good drink of this medicine, I'm sure he'll crow.
00:42:56Come on.
00:43:00Come on.
00:43:02Come on, now, please, put it going.
00:43:03I'll tell you a bit more.
00:43:04He can't, he can't hurt you now.
00:43:06Come on.
00:43:07Good morning.
00:43:08Oh, good morning, Mary.
00:43:10Good.
00:43:10Hello, boss.
00:43:11Oh, where are you going, Ted?
00:43:14Why, uh, I'm going to town.
00:43:17What for?
00:43:19Well, uh, now, don't ask too many questions, honey.
00:43:23You'll find out soon enough.
00:43:25I'll see you at the rodeo, dear.
00:43:27I'll see you at the rodeo, dear.
00:43:33Good-bye.
00:43:34Good-bye.
00:43:34Good-bye.
00:43:38We're on the way back from town.
00:43:41Come on, let's go.
00:43:43Come on, boss.
00:44:01Come on, show Jeff what you can do.
00:44:03He certainly is.
00:44:10Show Jeff what you can do.
00:44:12Come on.
00:44:14Ah, every drop of here.
00:44:23Isn't that what I'm going to be coming?
00:44:26I see you.
00:44:33Jeff, you take care of them.
00:44:36All right, Peggy.
00:44:37I'll take Abby for a walk.
00:44:40Come on, Abby.
00:44:42Come on.
00:44:43Come on.
00:44:45Come on.
00:44:45Come on.
00:44:46Come on.
00:44:49Come on.
00:44:50Come on.
00:44:51Come on.
00:45:00Here's a piece of chicken for you.
00:45:03I'm going to eat now, you're a good boy.
00:45:06Happy to know you ain't feeling well.
00:45:08Be a good boy and go to sleep now.
00:45:11Atta, baby.
00:45:12And now, folks, just a minute.
00:45:14I want to make a little announcement.
00:45:16We are giving this little rodeo today to settle a friendly wager between Mr. Martin and Mr. Cooper.
00:45:25But before the race, we are going to have some exhibitions.
00:45:29Now, the first out of the program will be an exhibition of fancy roping and riding by Bill Martin's boys.
00:45:36Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:45:41Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:46:09Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:46:53Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:47:11Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:47:49I wonder where Ted can be.
00:47:51Oh, don't worry, Dad.
00:47:52He'll be here.
00:47:53Well, I hope he gets here soon.
00:48:09I wonder what I can get for this piece of glass in a hock shop.
00:48:13You'll get a good sock in the jaw when I get loose.
00:48:39I wonder where Ted can be.
00:49:10I wonder where Ted can be.
00:50:05I wonder where Ted can be.
00:50:18Well, did you get him?
00:50:20I'll say we got him.
00:50:21Where is he?
00:50:22That old shack down near Tuttle Creek Ranch.
00:50:24We tied him up.
00:50:25And I left Denver there watching you.
00:50:27Okay, Chief.
00:50:58What's the matter, Peggy?
00:50:59All right, Peggy.
00:51:14I'll do it for this time, Peggy.
00:51:15All right, I'll try.
00:51:22Hurry up.
00:51:24Get up.
00:51:27Get up.
00:51:28Get up.
00:51:29Get up.
00:51:30Get up.
00:51:30Get up.
00:51:31Get up.
00:51:33Get up.
00:51:36Get up.
00:51:38Get up.
00:51:48Get up.
00:52:06Just a minute, folks.
00:52:09I want to make another little announcement.
00:52:12It's nigh on to three o'clock, and we're going to start the big event of the day, the relay
00:52:18race.
00:52:19Boys, bring on your horses.
00:52:21I'm worried about Ted.
00:52:26Taking a little exercise, aren't you?
00:52:29Do your good.
00:52:30Go ahead, boy.
00:52:38Help me off.
00:52:41Attaboy.
00:52:48There's a shack.
00:52:49What do we do now, Peggy?
00:52:54Tommy, you hold the horses.
00:52:55All right.
00:52:55Hank, get your rope.
00:52:57Quick.
00:52:59Don't make any noise.
00:53:12Hey, tell me you're a pretty good rider.
00:53:17Well, sorry, but there's no race for you today.
00:53:21Hey.
00:53:29Hey.
00:53:36Hey.
00:53:48Hey.
00:53:51Hey.
00:54:12Well, that ought to hold you for a while.
00:54:15Come on.
00:54:17Ted.
00:54:18Hey, it's probably enough to find you.
00:54:20I can't have his feet.
00:54:21Has the race started yet?
00:54:23No.
00:54:24That's it.
00:54:24Work fast.
00:54:27Howdy, Judge.
00:54:28How's this?
00:54:29Hey.
00:54:30Where's Ted Duncan?
00:54:31I don't know.
00:54:32I haven't seen him, Judge.
00:54:33Gosh, that's a funny thing.
00:54:34He ought to be here by now.
00:54:36It's time to start the race.
00:54:40How did you know I was here?
00:54:41Well, we'll tell you all about it later.
00:54:43You're going to hurry and make the race.
00:54:45Tell him he's hauling the horse for you.
00:54:46Get going.
00:54:47All right.
00:54:47Thanks, Peggy.
00:54:49Thanks, Henick.
00:54:51Come on, Peggy.
00:54:52Never mind me.
00:54:53I'll take his horse.
00:54:54I'll take his horse.
00:55:00I'll take his horse.
00:55:03I'll take his horse.
00:55:07I'll take his horse.
00:55:07I'll take his horse.
00:55:09I'll take his horse.
00:55:10I'll take his horse.
00:55:11I'll take his horse.
00:55:12I'll take his horse.
00:55:12I'll take his horse.
00:55:12I'll take his horse.
00:55:12I'll take his horse.
00:55:12I'll take his horse.
00:55:12I'll take his horse.
00:55:12I'll take his horse.
00:55:12I'll take his horse.
00:55:13I'll take his horse.
00:55:14I'll take his horse.
00:55:14I'll take his horse.
00:55:17I'll take his horse.
00:55:17I'll take his horse.
00:55:21I'll take his horse.
00:55:33I know that'll hold you.
00:56:07Say, Martin, where's your rider?
00:56:10We're ready to start this race.
00:56:12Well, he'll be here soon, Judge.
00:56:14Well, if he ain't here in a hurry, you better get yourself another rider.
00:56:31Steady, boy.
00:56:34Hold still.
00:56:35I'm not going to hurt you.
00:56:44Steady, boy.
00:56:46Hold still.
00:56:51Why don't you stand still, you big camel?
00:57:09Now see what you did.
00:57:11I can't imagine what happened to Ted.
00:57:15I guess we haven't got a chance.
00:57:31Andy, you've got to ride this race for us.
00:57:36All right, boss.
00:57:53Hey, Judge!
00:57:54Here comes Ted now!
00:57:56Here comes Ted now!
00:57:57Come on!
00:57:58Come on!
00:58:01Come on!
00:58:03Come on!
00:58:04Come on!
00:58:05Come on!
00:58:10Let's go!
00:58:13Let's go!
01:00:19I'm glad you won.
01:00:21I'll see you tonight.
01:00:22All right.
01:00:31Oh, Ted, I'm so glad you won.
01:00:33Ted, you rode a great race, boy.
01:00:37But you certainly had me worried.
01:00:39What happened to you?
01:00:41Well, they framed me, boss.
01:00:46I'll tell you about it later.
01:01:02Mary.
01:01:03Yes?
01:01:04I think this belongs to you.
01:01:06It's me.
01:01:08It's me.
01:01:12This is what I went into town for, dear.
01:01:20I hope it fits you.
01:01:23It's me.
01:01:25It's me.
01:01:26It's me.
01:01:29It's me.
01:01:34It's me.
01:01:35It's me.
01:01:36It's me.
01:01:53It's me.
01:02:01I'm a grandparent.
01:02:03What's happening?
01:02:05What's happening?
01:02:06What the hell is happening?