Heartland (CA) Season 1 Episode 10

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00:00Previously on Heartland

00:02Can I have another one?

00:08What's the deal with you guys?

00:10What, he didn't tell ya?

00:12I was married to his daughter.

00:14You're Amy and Lou's dad?

00:16Soraya, right?

00:17Yeah, hi.

00:18Hey, I'm Beth.

00:19I know I've heard a lot about you.

00:21This whole time I've been here nobody said a word about Lou or Amy having a father.

00:24Just figured he was dead or something.

00:26I don't mind his model, Ben.

00:28Oh my God, Mom, it's Nick Harwell.

00:30Who's Nick Harwell?

00:31Only the hottest jumper on the circuit.

00:32Oh my God.

00:33What?

00:34It's Nick Harwell.

00:48Hello?

00:49I'm here.

00:50Where's everybody?

00:55Amy?

00:56Ty?

00:58I can't believe they left without me.

01:03I didn't even know they still existed.

01:08I mean, I figured a Mustang was just a car.

01:11Well, a herd of them came too far down the mountain.

01:14A couple of them already got shot.

01:17Why would anybody do that?

01:19Paddle ranchers think they're a waste of grass.

01:22My dad and Ray want to ship them back up to the mountains so they'll at least be safe for the winter.

01:32What are they doing?

01:34I don't know.

01:35We never let a horse go until we've made absolutely certain that its temperament is suited to its new owner.

01:48You said your daughter's 12 years old?

01:50I have at least one horse that might work.

01:53We have a 12 year old neighbor and she's riding one of our horses that she's completely compatible with.

02:00Oh yeah, copper is absolutely perfect for her.

02:03Calm, gentle, broken in.

02:06I'm sure we can match your daughter up with one of our horses.

02:09We just...

02:10Blue?

02:11Yes.

02:12Yes, we can definitely work something out.

02:18So great, see you tomorrow then?

02:20Perfect.

02:21Hey, check out that one.

02:34That's a stallion.

02:35You see those markings?

02:36It's a classic Appaloosa Mustang.

02:40Hey!

02:42This is private property.

02:43We're just here to see the Mustangs.

02:45Is Ray around?

02:46Or Tim Fleming?

02:48Do you see them?

02:50Cause I don't.

02:52Well then who are you guys?

02:53I work for Ray, now get out of here!

02:59Whoa, whoa, whoa.

03:01Hey, Ty!

03:03You got a problem man?

03:06Huh?

03:07Ty!

03:08No, forget about it.

03:16Next time.

03:19I'm gonna pray there ain't no next time.

03:24Ty!

03:28Let's go.

03:30Yeah, Ty.

03:31Do what your little girlfriend tells ya.

03:33Please, Ty!

03:42Give me half a dozen.

03:43Make sure they got some meat on them this time.

03:44I'm gonna need on them this time.

04:04And at the break of day you sank into a dream, you dream what I am.

04:09You dream, you dream what I am.

04:15You dream what I am.

04:19You dream what I am.

04:20You dream what I am.

04:30Hey, I know you don't take just anyone on, Nick, but I really need somebody with your reputation.

04:35But push me and Red here to the next level.

04:39Is this the horse that was in the accident

04:41when Marion Fleming died?

04:43Yeah, Spartan.

04:47I've heard Amy's brought him a long way since then.

04:49Excuse me?

04:51I thought this was about my horse.

04:54Hey, Ben.

04:56I'm doing this as a favor to your aunt.

04:58So lose the attitude.

05:00Okay.

05:05Nick, what are...

05:14I haven't seen you in ages.

05:16Yeah.

05:17I was thinking something along those lines

05:19when Lisa Stillman called me up

05:20and asked me to coach her nephew.

05:23Oh.

05:25Lucky you.

05:27Yeah.

05:30I saw Spartan at a few shows a year or so ago.

05:34It didn't matter who was riding me.

05:36I always took the fences nice and clean.

05:38He's a special talent.

05:40And I was thinking if...

05:42Well, if Amy's not interested in showing him,

05:44I know some people who would pay good money for an honest source like that.

05:47Oh.

05:48Amy would never sell him.

05:50But just out of curiosity, how much money?

05:53Well, that depends.

05:56The way I do business, it's not just about buying and selling.

05:59It's about establishing a relationship.

06:01You know?

06:02Not a one-time deal.

06:03Something ongoing.

06:04That is an interesting approach.

06:08Do you want to have lunch with me?

06:12We can talk about it.

06:14I'm working with Ben tomorrow.

06:15Maybe the next day.

06:16Yeah.

06:17I guess.

06:18Sure.

06:19Okay.

06:20Hey, Lou.

06:21Hey, Nick.

06:22Hope I'm not interrupting anything.

06:23No.

06:24No, I was just leaving.

06:25I'll see you later, Lou.

06:26That was some nice timing there, Mr. Cardinal.

06:27You didn't plan that, did you?

06:28Plan what?

06:29Unbelievable.

06:30Unbelievable.

06:31I hope I'm not interrupting anything.

06:33No, no, I was just leaving.

06:37I'll see you later, Lou.

06:44That was some nice timing there, Mr. Cardinal.

06:49You didn't plan that, did you?

06:52Plan what?

06:57Unbelievable.

06:57You should be glad you weren't here, Mallory.

07:01One of these creepy guys at the livestock trailer.

07:04Ty almost got in a fight with one of them.

07:06No, I didn't.

07:07Mustangs, creepy guys, fistfights.

07:09What makes me happy I didn't come?

07:11One of them said he worked for Ray.

07:13That figures.

07:14Ray's going to keep them penned up for a couple of days

07:17so I can get their DNA tested.

07:18See if they really are Mustangs.

07:21Well, what else would they be?

07:23Well, they could be domestic horses going wild.

07:25But real Mustangs aren't just feral horses.

07:27Their bloodline stayed all the way back to the Conquistadors.

07:29And they were originally brought to Alberta

07:30by the Blackfoot Indians in the 1630s.

07:37What?

07:38I wrote an essay on them in grade 11.

07:42Well, that's why I'm going to test them.

07:43If they really are Mustangs,

07:45they're one step closer to being protected species.

07:49You should come, Jack.

07:50I could use the help.

07:51Mind if I bring Ty along?

07:52Well, I figured your dad's going to be there,

07:57and I'm going to need someone to break up the fight.

08:05That was a joke.

08:09Wild horses couldn't keep me away.

08:14That wasn't a joke, too.

08:16Hey, Nick was asking about Spartan today.

08:25What about Spartan?

08:27I don't know if this is the right time,

08:29but I'd like to discuss the copper situation.

08:31What are you talking about, Mallory?

08:32There is no copper situation.

08:34Anyway, he was saying he has some clients

08:36who are seriously interested.

08:38Interested in what?

08:39Buying him?

08:39Yes, actually.

08:42Well, I'm not selling.

08:43I know, Amy.

08:44I'm just saying that you should really think about showing him.

08:48And when do you think I'll have time for that?

08:50Hmm?

08:51I've got school.

08:52The other horses.

08:54I mean, I'll have no time to train.

08:56All right, whatever.

08:58I should do my homework.

08:59I should do my homework.

09:09I hate your sister.

09:16Sometimes I'm not so thrilled with her, either.

09:20The fall finale entry?

09:21I thought you were doing homework.

09:23I was working on homework, Mallory.

09:26So did Lou say anything to you about copper?

09:29Why would she?

09:31So the word rehoming never came out?

09:33No one is rehoming copper, okay?

09:36Lou never said anything to me about it, not once.

09:37She never said anything to me, either.

09:39You're just being paranoid.

09:41I've got to do a night check on the horses.

09:45Why are you in my room, and why are you wearing my bathrobe?

09:48Who's paranoid now?

09:49I'm sleeping over.

09:51Don't worry.

09:51My mom and dad said I could.

09:58I can't believe my grandpa's actually going up to raise after what happened with my dad last time.

10:02I guess the pool of wild horses is stronger than any grudge he might be holding.

10:07You know, it's funny.

10:08I, um, I wrote that paper, The Living Heritage of the West, and I've lived here most of my life, but I've never actually seen a Mustang.

10:17When I was a kid, my grandpa, he swore me to secrecy, but he took me to his special place, and, uh, I saw a whole herd.

10:26Oh, I'd like to see that.

10:29I mean, I don't know, maybe one day.

10:34So, there is a part of you that still likes horses.

10:39Don't tell anyone.

10:41I have a reputation to protect.

10:45Good night.

10:47Good night.

10:48Everybody says Spartan used to be a pretty good jumper.

10:58Used to be.

11:02I've seen the ribbons on your wall, Amy.

11:04But there's room for a couple more.

11:07You know, if it was just him and me, I'd be fine.

11:09But it's Lou, it's Nick, it's everybody who knows about the accident, who knows he's not just a horse.

11:20He's the horse my mom died trying to save.

11:24Yeah.

11:27I guess it's a lot harder to get a horse over one of those jumps when he's carrying so much baggage.

11:30But if anyone can do it, you can.

11:52Yes.

11:57Can you put that up for me?

12:00Come on, man.

12:14I got it.

12:15No, don't bother.

12:17I'm done for the day.

12:20Come on, at least one more try.

12:22Gotta end on a good note, right?

12:24I gotta go to school.

12:25Hey!

12:26Did you move my jumps?

12:27I look out my window, and I see all my jumps are moved.

12:32Well, if it's such a big deal, move him back.

12:36You heard her.

12:37Move him back.

12:38I mean, talk about a wake-up call.

12:47When I saw you looking at that entry form for the fall finale, I had an epiphany.

12:52I should enter Copper, too.

12:55Copper isn't really a jumping horse.

12:57He's never been trained.

12:58And he's not my horse.

13:00That's what you really mean, isn't it?

13:01Come on, we're going to be late for the bus.

13:04Isn't Lou driving us?

13:06No, she's got some people coming to look at horses.

13:09Which horses?

13:11Just give it a rest.

13:13Get ready.

13:17Wait, what about your stuff?

13:18Where are you going?

13:19I'm not going to school.

13:21Why not?

13:23I'm taking mental health today.

13:24Can I help you?

13:45I'm looking for Lou Fleming.

13:47Oh, is this Copper?

13:49How did you know that?

13:50Lou told me about him.

13:52You know, I've got a daughter just about your age

13:54who would die for a horse like this.

13:57Well, she might have to.

13:59I mean, he's a very difficult horse.

14:01Big-headed, bad-tempered, basically unridable.

14:05Well, he certainly seems calm enough to me.

14:07Now, maybe.

14:09I definitely wouldn't want to be in a stall with him

14:10when his meds were off.

14:12Uh, Lou assured me...

14:13She's depressed.

14:16She's desperate.

14:17I mean, so many horses, so little time.

14:19And when a well-meaning horse lover like you calls...

14:22Uh, you know, I think it's probably better

14:24if I talk to her myself.

14:25She's not here.

14:26She's out of town.

14:29On vacation.

14:31Hmm.

14:31You know, I've got a seat, Jack.

14:45I kind of respect you.

14:46Coming up here to help Ray?

14:48Your history and everything?

14:49Well, the only history I give a damn about

14:51is those Mustangs.

14:53Now, my plan, and this will be your plan, too,

14:55is we're just going to watch, strictly as observers.

14:58I'm down with the plan.

15:02I'm down with you being down with the plan.

15:06I'm not going to let your friend, Tim, get my goat.

15:09Not this time.

15:13Hey, Mallory, have you seen...

15:16I can see you there.

15:22Have you seen Mrs. Wiley?

15:24Who?

15:25No, oh, she left.

15:30What did you say to her?

15:31Nothing.

15:33Probably nothing.

15:34Why?

15:38Aren't you supposed to be in school?

15:39All the important stuff's already over.

15:41Recess, gym, art.

15:43Now all that's left is science and math.

15:47Mrs. Wiley, hi.

15:48It's Lou.

15:49Yeah, I'm sorry about the inconvenience.

15:55How about 4 o'clock this afternoon?

15:58Okay.

15:59Thanks for your patience.

16:13We're going to start by separating the mares from the studs

16:15and then funnel them into the squeeze chute.

16:21Hey, what happened to the rest of them?

16:23Last time I was here, there was a lot more.

16:25You sure about that?

16:26Yeah, there was a Nappaloosa stallion.

16:28Amy said it looked just like a Mustang.

16:31I'm betting a lot of these horses are Mustangs.

16:34What do you think, Jackson?

16:36Configuration's wrong.

16:38You've got to widen that alleyway there

16:40or you're never going to get them in without a fight.

16:43That's the way Tim wanted it.

16:45There's your second problem right there.

16:47Tim Fleming's basically a weekend wrangler.

16:53You've got a cutting horse ready to go.

16:54Yes, I do.

16:56Still down with the plan, Jack?

17:05Peanut butter.

17:10Crackers.

17:13Juice boxes.

17:17Cell phone.

17:17Not that anyone cares enough about me to call.

17:22Last but not least, we're living.

17:32If Lou wants to rehome you,

17:34she's going to have to find you first.

17:36So what can I tell you?

17:41Nick came to see Red,

17:42and he was totally psyched.

17:43That's so awesome.

17:44I have to come watch you train.

17:46Isn't that awesome, Amy?

17:47Totally.

17:48What's the matter with you?

17:50Why are you being so negative?

17:51Ben getting coached by Nick is huge.

17:53Nick?

17:55Nick Harwell?

17:56He only works with top-level riders.

17:58That's why he's coaching Ben.

18:00Oh.

18:00Well, it's about time.

18:03At the show last week, you did so well.

18:05It's crazy you didn't get a ribbon.

18:07Yeah, I know.

18:08I mean, at last fence,

18:09the rail wasn't even in the cup.

18:10Brad barely touched it when it came to the...

18:11The jump crew was so obviously incompetent.

18:14I couldn't believe you didn't complain to the judge.

18:17Well, that's why I got to work with Nick.

18:19The guy's connected.

18:20Stuff like that doesn't happen to his people.

18:22Yeah, but Ben, I mean,

18:24no matter what you do,

18:25I'm still going to beat your ass at the fall finale.

18:29Speaking of which, Amy,

18:31I saw the entry list.

18:33I didn't see your name on it.

18:35I thought you'd be riding that washed-up show jumper

18:37you've got sitting in your back field.

18:40Why don't you ask Nick how washed-up my horse is?

18:42He's the one who wants to buy him.

18:47But, hey,

18:48what does he know about show jumping, right?

18:52Yeah, I'm telling you,

19:02we could be out here for weeks.

19:06Yeah, we'll pick up another dozen

19:07and we'll get them out there to you tonight.

19:10All right.

19:19Going the wrong way there, little girl.

19:22Come on.

19:43Jack Bartlett and one of my cutting horses.

19:45Never thought I'd see the day.

19:46Well, I figured this had to be one of yours.

19:49You never did have much luck picking horses.

19:51So you came all the way up here just to insult me?

19:56Well, the way I see it,

19:58it's a two-man operation,

19:59so we'll work as a team.

20:00Oh, like the old days.

20:02Yeah.

20:03So you're the boss.

20:04You got that right.

20:06And the intervening years will be temporarily forgotten.

20:09I'll cut the horse from the herd,

20:11you drive it down the chute.

20:12Okay, Jack.

20:22Keep the middle.

20:25Nicely done.

20:28Support him with your inside legs

20:29so he doesn't fall in at the corner.

20:31Yeah, Ben.

20:37Since when did you become a big show jumping fan?

20:40What, just because I don't go on and on about it like you do?

20:43Or since you met Nick?

20:45Come on, Amy.

20:47He's just like...

20:48bonus.

20:49Okay, let the horse catch his breath.

20:58Not bad, this kid.

20:59Surprised he doesn't do better in competitions.

21:02What do you think, Amy?

21:05Um, I don't know.

21:06It could be nerves.

21:08You don't sound convinced.

21:10What's the deal, Amy?

21:11We've seen him ride a million times.

21:13Yeah, without moving the jumps

21:14or changing the course.

21:16Hey, Ben?

21:25Yeah?

21:26We're gonna reverse the course.

21:27I want you to pop over these two fences

21:29going away from home.

21:32Uh, that way?

21:35I don't get it.

21:36What's the point?

21:37I'm just gonna shake things up a bit.

21:40All right.

21:46You took off too early.

21:57That's how he went too deep.

22:00The assist's just right.

22:01He can't see a distance.

22:03He doesn't learn that.

22:04He's got no real future as a jumper.

22:06You're talking about Red?

22:08No, that horse is fine.

22:09I'm talking about Ben.

22:12Okay, here they come.

22:20Lead them down the chute to Scott.

22:23Get up.

22:29Come on.

22:29Hold on, Al.

22:37Got it.

22:39Okay, let her go.

22:42Hey, Wes.

22:45What the heck took you so long?

22:47Someone forgot to pave the damn road.

22:49Yeah, we'll load them up.

22:54Hey, boss.

22:55Whatever you say.

23:01Hey, that's the guy.

23:02When I came up here with Amy.

23:05Hold a steady, would you?

23:06Really bad vibe off of you, huh?

23:17Whole lot of bull just to set them free again.

23:19Yeah, 60 cents a pound.

23:21That's all they're worth.

23:26Cut!

23:26Come on.

23:39Hey.

23:40Let him do this.

23:41That's a good boy.

23:44Come on.

23:44Huh.

23:45Hey, what are you doing?

24:11Dammit, Jack.

24:12What's your boy doing?

24:14Open that gate.

24:15Come on, man.

24:16Come on.

24:17Come on.

24:18Come on.

24:19Come on.

24:20Come on.

24:21Hey, come on, man.

24:22Come on.

24:23That's enough.

24:24No.

24:25Come on.

24:26I said enough.

24:27Get off of me, old man.

24:30Your first punch better be good, son.

24:32It's the only one you're gonna get.

24:35Jack, you good?

24:38Yeah, I'm good.

24:39Better get Ty out of here.

24:42Ty, get in the truck.

24:44I don't even think about it.

24:45Wes!

24:46Let it go.

24:47Come on.

24:48Come on.

24:49I don't even think about it.

24:51Wes!

24:52Let it go.

24:54Let it go.

24:55I don't know what's wrong with him.

24:56I don't know what's wrong with him.

24:57Maybe he's a little stiff in the Hawks.

24:58What are you doing?

24:59What are you doing?

25:00What are you doing?

25:01What are you doing?

25:02I don't know what's wrong with him.

25:05I don't know what's wrong with him.

25:22Maybe he's a little stiff in the hawks.

25:28What are you doing?

25:30Going back to basics.

25:33What? Bulls on the ground? Funny, Nick.

25:36I want to see where the problem is, so bring Red to the base of the pole.

25:41You've got to be kidding me.

25:43No.

25:44Nick, what am I doing here, man? Pony rides?

25:47I'm trying to help you, man.

25:49I don't need your so-called help.

25:51Yah!

25:57Well, he may not be much of a jumper, but at least he can make an exit.

26:03It's okay, boy. It's okay. Okay?

26:10It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay.

26:24It's okay. It's okay.

26:42Horses.

26:47Come on. It's okay.

26:54Hey, I saw you talking to Nick. What'd you tell him?

26:58Nothing.

26:59Yeah? Well, that nothing screwed up everything.

27:04I wasn't going to say anything, but he kept asking.

27:06I'm paying him to be my coach, and he's talking to you. Like...

27:10When I was watching you, I realized why you got so mad when we moved your jumps.

27:14Yeah, my jumps. You moved them. Big mystery.

27:18Look, you want to make yourself feel good by going over a course with no mistakes? Fine.

27:22That's the way I train, Amy.

27:23It's not going to do you any good.

27:24Because as soon as you get to a show, the course is different.

27:30So, you know what the problem is anyway?

27:33I've been riding this horse for three years now, and he's not getting any better.

27:37You're talking about Red?

27:38Yeah.

27:40Actually, you know what, Amy? Maybe you did me a favor.

27:42Because I have maxed out on this horse.

27:45Give me your helmet.

27:46What are you doing?

27:47Put that jump up a couple of notches.

27:54Just do it.

27:57Yeah, fine.

27:57That one's you.

28:14That one's you.

28:36That one's you.

28:36There's nothing wrong with this horse.

29:06Come on.

29:36Horses.

29:46This is a feedlot.

29:48It's the way they put cows before they kill them.

29:58Yeah, and again, I am so sorry about the inconvenience.

30:21Oh, well, you know little girls and their horses.

30:23Well, it's not actually her horse, but I'm sure in her mind that's just a technicality.

30:28Do you mind?

30:30Oh.

30:31Sorry.

30:32Mallory, where are you?

30:35At the end of White's Road.

30:37Lou, there's all these horses.

30:38Slow down.

30:39Tell me what's going on.

30:40You have to come.

30:41Something bad's going on.

30:42I know it.

30:43I said slow down.

30:44Just come.

30:45Just come.

30:46I mean it.

30:51I can't believe she ran away.

30:53I can't believe none of us noticed.

30:55I never said anything about re-homing.

30:57We must have said something.

30:58I was talking to Mrs. Wiley, telling her we had the perfect horse for a twelve-year-old

31:04girl.

31:05Mallory was right there.

31:06She must have thought I met Copper.

31:10What?

31:11Anybody here?

31:12Ben!

31:13Hey.

31:14So, there's Nick.

31:15Uh, he left.

31:16Actually, I pulled the plug.

31:17You're kidding.

31:19Look at you, walking out of a clinic with Nick Harwell.

31:21Tell me all about it.

31:22Hey.

31:23So, there's Nick.

31:25Uh, he left.

31:27Actually, I pulled the plug.

31:28You're kidding.

31:30Look at you walking out of a clinic with Nick Harwell.

31:33Tell me all about it.

31:35Well, there's nothing much to tell other than it really sucked.

31:39People pay thousands of dollars.

31:41Yeah, and that's why he's a total fraud.

31:43I mean, the guy has no idea what he's doing.

31:45He actually asked Amy for advice.

31:47That's unbelievable.

31:49I mean, I've seen you ride, Ben.

31:51If you asked me for my advice, I'd say there's absolutely nothing wrong with you.

31:55Maybe it's your horse, or your trainer, or Amy Fleming.

32:01So, where is everybody?

32:06I don't know.

32:08We're alone?

32:11Yeah, I guess.

32:12Looks like it.

32:14You know, at night, this pathetic little barn doesn't look so bad.

32:17What are you talking about, Ash?

32:19Compared to the barns at Briar Ridge, this place is like a big shed.

32:23It's kind of cozy.

32:27Uh, yeah, I guess.

32:30And romantic.

32:32Uh, I wouldn't go that far.

32:34I would.

32:35What took you guys so long?

32:44I've been waiting forever.

32:48This is crazy.

32:49What are we doing here?

32:51Oh, my God.

32:52These horses have no food or water.

32:55That's the stallion.

32:56The one from up in the mountains.

32:57These are the Mustangs.

33:06Where the heck is everybody?

33:08Nothing's been done.

33:10No feed, no water.

33:12Yeah, well, that's my job.

33:13It's kind of hard to do when you're not here.

33:14Would it kill somebody to pass a broom around here once in a while?

33:18It's my job, Jack, okay?

33:20Maybe I made a mistake thinking you might appreciate getting out doing something a little different.

33:24Look, I appreciate it.

33:25I'm sorry I wrecked your day, Jack.

33:27You might want to think about working on that temper of yours, too.

33:30My temper.

33:31I'm not the one hitting that horse, Jack.

33:33Not your horse.

33:34Not your problem.

33:35Yes, it is my problem.

33:36When someone's beating on someone innocent, that makes it my problem.

33:39And I'm not going to put up with it.

33:40Got a feeling we're not talking about horses here.

33:51Yeah, well, people like that get what's coming to them.

33:55Man, you're just the guy to give it to them, are you?

33:58Some kind of one-man posse.

34:00Or a loose cannon with impulse control issues, whichever one of my social workers you want to talk to.

34:04Do your social workers cover your back, too?

34:06Because let me tell you something, that was strictly a one-time deal.

34:10Jack, I appreciate it.

34:14It's not very often people stick up for me, okay?

34:30Hello?

34:30Grandpa, you have to come quick.

34:32Over at the end of White's Road, we found these Mustangs.

34:34It doesn't look good, okay?

34:35We're on our way.

34:37We gotta go.

34:38What's going on?

34:39Tell you're on the way.

34:45I thought you said you were alone.

34:50I just said what you wanted me to say.

34:53I like your attitude.

34:54Why would somebody just dump these horses here?

35:02I've heard about this before.

35:04They're just gathering them here until they get enough to make it worthwhile to ship them to Slaughterhouse.

35:08A Slaughterhouse?

35:10But you told me they were Mustangs.

35:11Yeah, exactly.

35:12It just makes it easier.

35:13I mean, they're not owned by anyone, so they're impossible to trace.

35:18What's that?

35:28It looks like a livestock trailer.

35:30Mallory, get in the truck.

35:31You're not going to let them take them, are you?

35:32Now.

35:37Amy, maybe we should get in the truck too.

35:39There's not a lot we can do here.

35:41Get the gate.

35:42But all the horses will run away.

35:44That's the point.

35:45Now just get the gate.

35:47Come on.

35:48Come on.

35:50Come on, let's go.

35:51Come on.

35:52Come on.

35:52What's the matter?

36:03Why aren't they leaving?

36:05Mallory, just turn off the headlights.

36:11Come on.

36:12Come on, let's go.

36:14Come on.

36:16Come on, get out of here.

36:19Come on.

36:20That's enough, Amy.

36:22Let's go.

36:36Amy, look out!

36:43What the hell are you doing?

36:46Oh, look.

36:46Ty's little girlfriend.

36:48These horses don't belong to you.

36:50Let her go.

36:53Leave her alone.

37:02Hey!

37:08Ty, look out!

37:10Come here!

37:20Nobody move!

37:24Or the next one's got my name on it!

37:27Your name!

37:28Just don't move!

37:30You know, I can't believe you lied to Mrs. Wiley.

37:51On the plus side, she didn't believe it either.

37:54You actually thought I was going to rehome copper?

37:56He's your horse.

37:57He's your horse.

37:58You can do whatever you want with him.

38:01Well, to tell you the truth, I have been thinking about what we should do with him.

38:07And I might be willing to work out a deal with you based on sweat equity.

38:12I do enough sweating around here.

38:14Yeah, but this way, your sweat could be an investment in the future.

38:19So you're saying I work my butt off like I already do, and in return?

38:24Would be equal partners.

38:2650-50.

38:26So you couldn't rehome your 50% without my 50%?

38:33Uh, yeah.

38:34Something like that.

38:37Sweet.

38:39Which 50% is mine?

38:42Heads or tails?

38:44Why don't we flip on it?

38:45No way.

38:46Knowing my luck, I'll get the bum end of the deal.

38:48Hey, heads I win.

38:49Tails you lose.

38:54Heads I win.

38:55Better start shoveling.

39:00And then Lou goes for the shotgun.

39:04Yeah, well, luckily I remembered you keep one in your truck.

39:07Most ranchers do.

39:10Well, you really spooked those horses.

39:12I heard a couple of them made it halfway to Calgary before they were rounded up.

39:16Yeah, must have been nobody moves or the next one's got my name on it.

39:21Or no, no, your name or somebody's name.

39:31You know, Lou, I was thinking of heading up to the mountains.

39:35You want to come along?

39:36What, now?

39:42I, um, kind of have this other thing I'm supposed to do.

39:50One time offer.

39:51I'll be waiting in the truck.

39:59Oh, and dress warm.

40:00I'll be waiting in the truck.

40:01I'll be waiting in the truck.

40:18Hey, Nick.

40:19Yeah, it's, it's Lou.

40:21You know what, actually, I can't make it today.

40:25Yeah, no, another time, I promise.

40:28Okay, bye.

40:42Hey, Soraya.

40:44Hey, I didn't expect to see you here after last night.

40:46Everyone's talking about it. You guys are total heroes.

40:49Yeah, well, there's something to tell you.

40:52Um, last night when we got home, Ben had left.

40:57Red, his stuff, it was all packed up and gone.

41:00I know.

41:02How? Um...

41:04Ashley.

41:06Good news, smiley face.

41:08Ben, heart, heart, heart, has left the poverty barn, frowny face,

41:11and has gone back to Fairfield, smiley face, so he can train with me.

41:14Heart, heart, smiley face.

41:17I should've listened to you.

41:19And I'm glad that he's with Ashley because, you know, now she can dump his ass and mess him up.

41:25I think she's good for something, right?

41:27LOL.

41:28LOL.

41:29The lab guy says the DNA matches up with some examples they have from old Spanish bloodlines.

41:37Wow.

41:38Amazing.

41:40So, uh, where are these Mustangs?

41:43This way, Lou.

41:44You don't expect them to be standing on the side of the road, do you?

41:50Oh, come on, Scott.

41:52Well, the road doesn't go past here.

41:54And it's quite a trek on foot.

42:02Come on, boy.

42:03You wanna ride?

42:04Oh, what the hell.

42:15Hey, Ty.

42:16I, uh, heard about what happened.

42:21I should've known that guy was bad news from the day he signed on.

42:28Hi, Amy.

42:29Hi, Dad.

42:31I was just telling Ty here that I, uh, well, I fired that guy.

42:36Wes?

42:37Didn't take it too good.

42:38I figure that's the least of his problems.

42:40Jack called the cops on him.

42:41Well, I don't know if he broke any laws.

42:45But he's on their radar.

42:49So I was, I was wondering if you might have some time for your old man this week.

42:54Um, I'm kind of busy.

42:57Ah.

43:02Maybe you could come out to the ranch, though.

43:08Saturday?

43:11Okay.

43:15I'll see you Saturday.

43:18At the ranch.

43:20Yeah, yeah.

43:37Still pretty good on a horse.

43:38A guy I once knew said it was just like riding a bicycle.

43:42You never forget.

43:44Fortunately, that's my problem.

43:45Just like these were the worst.

43:47And albums lying on the floor next to you.

44:00Hey.

44:01Who were we yesterday?

44:03Hey.

44:04Hurry tomorrow.

44:07For everything.

44:11Just a collage of memories, pictures you read.

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