Heartland (CA) Season 2 Episode 3

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00:00Previously on Heartland

00:02You don't understand.

00:03They're sending me to camp for the whole summer.

00:05So what's your plan?

00:07To stay here?

00:08You want me to tie a big red paw around this night?

00:10You got me a horse for my birthday?

00:12A horse for your birthday.

00:13You want to give me advice about horses?

00:14I'm good with that.

00:15Are you telling me what's going on with Amy?

00:19I get it, Grandpa.

00:20We're not tearing down your damn bunkhouses.

00:22That's right, because we're fixing them up.

00:30So what's your first stop?

00:32Grand Prairie Rodeo.

00:34We've got a show tonight.

00:36The good thing is, there's no time to get scared and run.

00:40Well, it's just about a dozen, Jack.

00:42I'm gonna be okay.

00:44Mom?

00:45We'll make her feel at home, Jess.

00:48Well, heck, you practically live here anyway, right, kiddo?

00:52I want you to call us every day, any time.

00:54That's what your cell phone's for, okay?

00:57Don't you guys have a long drive ahead?

00:59Go.

01:00Go.

01:01I love you.

01:03You'll be good, okay?

01:04Jack, you take care of her, okay?

01:06I will attempt to keep her out of trouble.

01:11Thanks, Jack.

01:12We'll see you later.

01:16Come on, honey.

01:23Oh, my God.

01:24I thought they'd never leave.

01:25Geez, you've got a kitchen sink in here.

01:27Geez, you've got a kitchen sink in here.

01:29Will you?

01:30Oh, my God.

01:31Oh, my God.

02:32The winners of the Jump Off.

02:34Third place goes to Amy Fleming from Heartland on Storm.

02:38Second place goes to Roland Emery on Foxfire from Tree Ridge Farms.

02:43And first place goes to Ashley Stanton on Apollo from Briar Ridge.

02:48Well, better look at Meg's time.

02:57Great job, Amy.

02:59Thanks.

02:59Beautiful horse.

03:01Tried to buy him, but you died up, didn't he?

03:03Well, great horse deserves a great rider.

03:05He sailed right on the jumps.

03:06It was like he was reading my mind.

03:07He was so responsive.

03:08We were only off for like a second.

03:09You were this close to winning.

03:12Now, next week's the spring challenge, okay?

03:14You can take the red ribbon.

03:15I know you can do it.

03:16Amy, you've got to take Storm to the next level.

03:18He's got to go A-circuit.

03:19Dad, that shows every weekend.

03:21Yes, it is, and you're going to have fun.

03:23Are you up for it?

03:23Absolutely.

03:27Are you in the boy?

03:29Oh.

03:46And at the break of day, you sank into a tree.

03:53You dreamer

03:55You dreamer

03:59You dreamer

04:05Geez, Mallory, planning on staying for the rest of your life?

04:14I couldn't decide what to bring, so I brought everything.

04:16Yeah, no kidding.

04:18You don't understand.

04:19The parents have let our house to some freaky artist from Toronto.

04:22Using my room as a studio, I don't even know what that means.

04:25Probably pottery wheels or drumming.

04:28Oh my god, naked models.

04:32I wonder how I made it at the show.

04:35Her and her dad have been practicing a ton.

04:37I just have one question.

04:38Who died and made him coach?

04:41You should go see how she did.

04:44Later.

04:47She's got all the fans she needs right now.

04:49I'm jealous much.

04:52Mallory!

05:03This is amazing.

05:06You know, the old ranch hands never had it this good.

05:10See the TV?

05:10And I came in under budget.

05:21Wow.

05:22Lou, where did you get all this stuff?

05:24Flea markets.

05:26Lawn sales.

05:27The attic.

05:28I think it's pulled together really nice.

05:31Oh, and look at this.

05:33The Englishman's boy, black beauty.

05:37Nothing too good for a cowboy.

05:39So, are your guests come here to read about horses or ride them?

05:43I just want to get them in the mood.

05:46Isn't this great?

05:46So, too many creature comforts and your guests have spent all their time inside.

05:58Dad, corporate types expect a certain level of luxury, especially at this price point.

06:05Besides, branded stationery, toiletry samples, it's all good branding.

06:10Guests take them home and then they remember to tell their friends.

06:13Leave any money in the budget for horses?

06:16Yes.

06:17Well, I got a friend.

06:18He's a dealer.

06:19His name's Harry Oaks.

06:21He's got a string of quarter horses.

06:22Great bloodlines.

06:23I think you should give him a call.

06:25Aren't quarter horses a little bit high-end for trail rides?

06:28Well, you just said.

06:30Your kind of clientele expect only the best.

06:33Check him out.

06:35Okay, I will.

06:37Where's the phone for room service?

06:39I'll get your grandpa to make me a grilled cheese.

06:45You're a good boy.

06:46You did so well today.

06:48At least you did.

06:50You're not still talking to that spoiled jumping horse, are you?

06:53Last I checked, he doesn't speak a word of English.

06:55Yeah, well, neither do you half the time.

06:57Well, you got third.

06:58I mean, I'd be kicking Shorty's butt for that.

07:00We lost by, like, a second.

07:02I'm rodeo.

07:02Second's a lifetime.

07:05So, your daddy was pretty famous, huh?

07:08Yeah.

07:10All-around cowboy.

07:11Five years of running.

07:1292 to 96.

07:13I was the best.

07:15Roping, bull riding, sneaker wrestling.

07:17Nobody could touch Tim Fleming.

07:19I even had a poster of him on my wall.

07:22Right next to Jennifer Love Hewitt.

07:23Oh, Jennifer Love Hewitt.

07:25What can I say?

07:27I had a huge crush.

07:30Caleb.

07:31Um, maybe my dad could give you some pointers.

07:34Do you think?

07:36Yeah, I'll ask him.

07:37Yeah, I mean, that'd be awesome.

07:43Okay, cool.

07:43Well, I'll see you tomorrow.

07:44Yeah.

07:53Congratulations.

07:55Thanks.

07:58So, uh, is your dad coaching you now, or...?

08:01No, he's just sort of helping me train.

08:04For what?

08:05The A circuit.

08:08With shows every weekend.

08:10Yeah, well, that's what you gotta do if you wanna win.

08:15So it's all about winning now, is it?

08:16How are you gonna find the time?

08:27I'll make it.

08:32Well, if you want, I can help you out.

08:34I mean, with your chores.

08:35And how do you think I handled it when you weren't here?

08:40Yeah.

08:42I guess you and Caleb managed us fine, right?

08:43Yeah.

08:44So, spring challenge.

08:55We're on, right?

08:56Got the points, got the talent.

08:58Dad.

08:59Let me brag about my daughter, please.

09:03Come on, you gotta admit it's pretty amazing what she's accomplished without a real coach.

09:06Ty was a great coach.

09:08And Amy and Spartan did amazing at the fall finale.

09:10Hmm.

09:10Yeah, it was, it was good.

09:15I'm just saying, I, you know, I mean, I'm not a coach either.

09:18I could probably give her a couple of pointers.

09:20Rodeo's about timing.

09:21Show jumping's about timing.

09:22Hmm.

09:23Question.

09:23How are you two possibly gonna have time for the equine retreat when you're both at horse shows every weekend?

09:28I mean, Dad, you definitely said you do trail rides.

09:30I can help with the trail rides, Lou.

09:32And, Amy, you said that you were gonna do horse exercises with the clients.

09:35I've already advertised it on the website, so.

09:37Yeah, it's no problem.

09:38I can do it, Lou.

09:38Okay, all this other stuff aside, don't you still attend an institution called school?

09:45Yeah, it's our own vacation as soon.

09:47You have exams first, all right.

09:49I'm on top of it.

09:50School is priority number one.

09:53And show jumping is somewhere way down the line.

09:57Come on, Jack.

09:58Come on, if anybody can handle a busy schedule, it's Amy.

10:01Besides, honey, you're an A student, aren't you?

10:04Yeah, I wish.

10:05Oh, never mind the dishes, you go study.

10:11All right, I gotta push off.

10:12We'll do that training tomorrow right after school, okay, Amy?

10:15Don't forget.

10:17Go see those horses, huh?

10:19Mm-hmm.

10:21Thanks for dinner.

10:22Bye.

10:25Can I be excused?

10:27Yep.

10:27She didn't touch her food.

10:38Everything all right?

10:39Fine.

10:40It's not like it's the first time I've stayed here.

10:43Better get a start on that.

10:45And if you find that you need a little more territory, there's always space in the attic or the barn.

10:51Very funny.

10:53Good night.

10:53Just me and you, knucklehead.

11:18It's just me and you, knucklehead.

11:18Did you get those special bagels?

11:26What special bagels?

11:28Didn't you get the list of food my mom emailed you?

11:30With the foods I do like and the foods that absolutely repulse me.

11:33I didn't get any email from your mom, Mallory.

11:35Oh, hey, do you want to go look at horses with me after school today?

11:38Oh, I can't.

11:39Dad's coming over.

11:40They already got the cheese in them.

11:41You just stick them in the microwave.

11:43They're all I eat for breakfast.

11:44There is yogurt in the fridge and muesli on the counter.

11:46Just saying the word muesli makes me want to heave.

11:49Listen, when I'm in town, I'll get you your bagels if I remember.

11:52Um, how about after Dad leaves?

11:54I can't.

11:54I gotta study.

11:55Are you coming?

11:56We're gonna be late.

11:58How about tomorrow?

12:01No?

12:03Okay, that's cool.

12:04I'll just do it by myself.

12:06Ah, Amy.

12:14Just who I wanted to talk to.

12:16Really?

12:16We've consistently missed your Earth Sciences study group.

12:19But just your luck, I'm having one after school today.

12:22If you want to bring up your participation mark, I suggest you be there.

12:25Okay.

12:26I will.

12:27Good.

12:28Oh, Miss Adams?

12:29I'm sorry, I can't.

12:32My dad, I've just got something else scheduled.

12:36You're not doing yourself any favors, are you, Amy?

12:51He's amazing.

12:52Did you see that?

12:53He just taps over it.

12:54You know, he kind of took the long way around the last two, but...

12:57I'm just taking it easy.

12:58I'm a little worried about the footing.

13:00It rained all last night and the ground's torn up.

13:02She shouldn't be jumping.

13:03Listen to the expert.

13:05Why don't you tell Coach Tim that?

13:07What's that, huh?

13:09Ty says it's dangerous to be jumping.

13:11That's a bunch of bull.

13:13I compete in all weather.

13:14The mud's not gonna hold me back.

13:16Spoken like a true cowboy.

13:19Why don't you go again?

13:20I'll time you.

13:21It's not a rodeo horse, Dad.

13:22You gotta cool him off.

13:23Yeah, okay.

13:24Yeah, fine.

13:25You want to call today?

13:26Okay, all right.

13:28We'll do it again tomorrow when it's nice and dry.

13:32Mr. Fleming.

13:34Yeah.

13:34You got a minute at all?

13:36Sure.

13:40Let's see what you got.

13:42Yeah, let's go.

13:42Come on.

13:43Yeah, yeah.

13:47Come on, Caleb.

13:50Whoa.

13:54Nice.

13:55What's the matter, boy?

14:23He's hurt, Caleb.

14:38His ankle's twisted.

14:40There's heat on his tendons.

14:42I can give him an ultrasound, or we can wait and see.

14:45Let's wait.

14:46I've given him a mild tranquilizer to keep him calm for the next 12 hours or so.

14:51But until it's fully healed, he'll need complete stall rest.

14:54Stall rest?

14:55Absolutely.

14:56And you'll have to cold hose him.

14:58Sure, I can do that.

15:01He'll be able to rodeo again, right?

15:03Keep him real quiet.

15:04He should recover quickly.

15:06Like there's no guarantees here.

15:07Caleb was just showing off a little bit too much, that's all.

15:13Well, he was trying to impress you is what he was trying to do.

15:16And next time, it could be Amy.

15:19You called Harry yet?

15:21I'm seeing him tomorrow.

15:22But I've been looking online, and there are some really good prospects.

15:26Lou.

15:26You can't tell anything about a horse from a picture off the internet.

15:29Okay, thank you.

15:31I know that.

15:31I was just trying to start somewhere.

15:33Is that okay?

15:33Go see my dealer.

15:35Save yourself some time.

15:36We're on a tight schedule.

15:40See you later, Scott.

15:43Come on.

15:44Don't stress.

15:45Want to go for coffee, or maybe something stronger?

15:48Yeah, right.

15:49I can't.

15:50I have way too much to do.

15:52What else is new?

15:55Hey.

15:57I'm sorry, okay?

15:59I gotta go.

16:01I'll catch you when you have a break in your busy schedule.

16:11Yeah, she's here.

16:12I'll get her for you.

16:14Mallory, your dad's on the phone.

16:18She must be asleep, Charlie.

16:19You want me to wake her up?

16:21Yeah.

16:22Yeah, I'll be sure I never call you.

16:25Yeah, she's good.

16:26No problems.

16:28Okay, talk to you later.

16:29Bye-bye.

16:29He's keeping quiet.

16:44Yeah, he's trying to...

16:47You know, it's a pretty common injury.

16:50Yeah, I know, but...

16:51All it takes is an infection, and...

16:53Boom, your horse is a goner.

16:54It's a good way of looking at it.

16:58It's just life.

17:01Look, I'll stay with him.

17:02You need to study.

17:07Thanks for sitting with him, though.

17:09You're welcome.

17:12You know, I might not talk to Shorty the way you do,

17:15but he's a real good horse, and I'd be real sorry to lose him as a partner.

17:21I know you would.

17:25I'll see you tomorrow.

17:26Okay.

17:26Amy, wake up.

17:39You're late.

17:40What?

17:41No, why didn't you wake me up?

17:42I thought you were already gone.

17:43If I'm late, that means you are, too.

17:45I'm not going to school.

17:46I'm sick.

17:47Oh, it's a good choice to do.

17:53Hey.

17:55I thought you could use a hand.

17:57You were pretty late last night.

17:59I heard you down here.

18:01Yeah.

18:03So, how's Shorty?

18:04Trank hasn't worn off yet.

18:07I'll keep an eye on him, though.

18:11There you go, buddy.

18:14Thanks, man, for helping me out.

18:17No worries.

18:20See ya.

18:21Hey.

18:23Good luck on your exam.

18:25Thanks.

18:39I couldn't find better horses.

18:41Stocky but agile, quick and powerful.

18:43Maybe you can have all 15.

18:44Oh, I don't need 15.

18:45Just five or six at the most.

18:47Tim says you'd want them all.

18:48I could have sold seven of them last week if I'd know it.

18:50Just give me a quote.

18:57Is this for all 15?

18:59Six.

19:01I can't afford this.

19:02What do you think about it?

19:03A good horse is what you don't need a horse is that good.

19:12Yeah.

19:13I know my dad wants me to buy these, but this is crazy.

19:16You just have to talk to him, Lou.

19:18It's not that easy.

19:20I don't want him to think that I don't appreciate his advice.

19:23He's not just your dad.

19:24He's your business partner.

19:25You have to be straight with each other.

19:26I'm used to being straight with a business partner.

19:28It's the dad part that's hard.

19:31You'll handle it.

19:36Hey, you know I got an idea.

19:39You, uh, want to grab some lunch?

19:43They got veggie chili at Maggie's.

19:44Ah, I got a call out in Longview.

19:48Who doesn't have time now?

20:08Stop writing, please.

20:14Hey, Dad.

20:20Hi, Mallory.

20:21It's me.

20:23Mallory, how are you, sweetheart?

20:25I'm okay.

20:31Dad?

20:33Dad, you there?

20:37Hello?

20:38Dad?

20:44What's wrong?

20:47Hey, fever.

20:48I'm allergic to hay.

20:49That's when?

20:50I just came suddenly.

20:57Yeah, Harry called me.

20:58Why'd you walk away?

20:59Too expensive?

21:01Lou, the most important part of a dude ranch is horses.

21:06Thread count in the bed sheets doesn't really matter.

21:08Of course the horses are important, Dad, but they need to be trail ride horses.

21:12Okay.

21:13So, what do you want?

21:15Some unknown quantity off the internet or some old nags that you can send to the glue factory?

21:21You know, it doesn't always have to be all or nothing, Dad.

21:23I can get good trail horses somewhere else and for less money.

21:26Okay.

21:27Good.

21:29Good luck with that.

21:31Well, thanks for your support.

21:32Oh, man.

21:48He sure is unhappy.

21:50I mean, he's an outdoor horse.

21:53Heck, he's never even been in a stall before.

21:55Relax.

21:57Amy will calm him down.

21:58She got some herbs and some special oils.

22:00I don't hold too much with that touchy-feely crap.

22:04He hates being cooped up, period.

22:06And a bunch of herbs ain't gonna do much to change that.

22:13You've been here for what?

22:15Four months?

22:17You got no idea what Amy can do.

22:18Well, I fully intend to find out.

22:21Count me.

22:24Hey!

22:26Hey!

22:29Why don't you two try growing up?

22:31Oh, come on.

22:45Come on.

22:45You could have made that easy.

22:47Now, you're sending him a signal that you're scared right there.

22:49What'd you put it up to?

22:50Four or three.

22:51I've never jumped that high.

22:53What height do you think you have to do if you want to move up a level?

22:57Okay, if you're not comfortable with it, we'll ease it up gradually.

23:00We'll work on it bit by bit in the morning.

23:02Okay?

23:02Before school.

23:03Yeah, right.

23:06What?

23:08I was up all last night with Shorty and Caleb,

23:10and then I had an exam today that I didn't even have time to study for,

23:13and I've got all my regular chores, but yeah, I'll get up every morning to train.

23:17You're saying you don't have time for the work?

23:19No.

23:22No.

23:22Dad, I...

23:24I'll make the time.

23:26No, it'll be fine once school's over anyway.

23:29Okay.

23:29Well, let's try it again.

23:33Okay.

23:37This one looks good.

23:38Well, like I said, you have to get out there and see these horses for yourself.

23:42There are so many.

23:42I need Amy.

23:44I don't even know where to start.

23:45Well, you gotta start somewhere.

23:47You have no horses, you have no business.

23:49You sound like Dad.

23:50I'm just saying.

23:51Well, it's great to just say.

23:52That's all Dad does is just say.

23:54He doesn't do anything constructive.

23:56I'm the only one doing anything.

23:57Well, actually, I'm not entirely useless.

24:02I just spoke to Harry and got him to drop his price.

24:05He'll take 20% off if you take all 15 horses.

24:07Well, thank you.

24:09But, Dad, I don't need or want all 15 of his damn quarter horses.

24:13That is still way beyond the budget.

24:15Well, somebody should have thought about that before they bought all the fancy soap.

24:19See you tomorrow, Amy.

24:21Bye.

24:24I gotta go check on Shorty.

24:27I'll see you later.

24:28Yeah, I'll call you.

24:29Bye, Amy.

24:31Bye.

24:32I hate this.

24:35I think I know you can get some horses.

24:38There's a rescue center up on Dale's Road.

24:40They're always looking to rehome.

24:42That is a great idea.

24:43Can we go now?

24:44I can't.

24:45That's your favorite word lately.

24:47Well, I promised Caleb I'd help him with Shorty.

24:49Besides, I got a math exam to study for.

24:51Just go with Dad tomorrow.

24:53Yeah, right.

24:53Dad is always busy with you.

24:57Thanks.

24:57I don't know, Grandpa.

25:11Maybe this is all just a stupid idea, you know.

25:13Right from the start.

25:15Want some advice?

25:16I've had plenty of that.

25:19Well, your dad, he means well.

25:22He wants this business of yours to work.

25:24And for him, it's all about...

25:26The horses, I know.

25:28Tell me about it.

25:30And while a good quarter horse in his prime can be mighty exciting,

25:35sometimes they're a little quick to react.

25:38They're a little too eager.

25:39Well, a greenhorn rider can end up getting way more than he bargained for.

25:43Yeah, so what do I do, Grandpa?

25:45Well, the kind of horses you need aren't fancy, Lou.

25:48They're safe and slow and sure-footed.

25:54Let alone the old side, like me.

25:56I don't know why I'm getting so hyper about all this.

26:03Well, if you know darn well why.

26:05Why?

26:07Well, because you want to please your dad.

26:10Mixing business and family.

26:12It's like throwing gas on a fire.

26:15It won't get better, not if he keeps doing that.

26:23It's okay.

26:24Easy.

26:25Easy.

26:27What are you doing?

26:28It's called T-touch.

26:31It just helps him relax.

26:32Here, give me your hand.

26:33No way.

26:34Come here.

26:35Just try.

26:37Here you go.

26:39Look at the gentle circles like that.

26:40Here, work down his neck.

26:41There you go.

26:49Well, look at that.

26:51It's working.

26:58Well, I saw this coming.

27:00Well, I can just retake the course next year.

27:02You have way too much on your plate.

27:04You have to decide what it is you really want to do.

27:07And failing at school is not an option.

27:09Well, at least school is almost over.

27:11It's not just school.

27:13You've still got chores.

27:15You're still treating problem horses.

27:17Do you want to keep doing that?

27:18You know I do.

27:19Well, fine then.

27:21And you may not like this dude ranch thing any more than I do, but it is happening.

27:25And we all have to pull our weight for Lou, so there's that too.

27:30Amy, you cannot dance at all the weddings.

27:34Sooner or later, you have to make a choice.

27:36Something's got to give.

27:37Like what?

27:38You don't need me to tell you.

27:39You've been under the gun ever since your father gave you that jumping horse.

27:46Grandpa, that's just you and him.

27:49That's what this is about.

27:50That is not true.

27:51You have to face facts.

27:54Show jumping requires you to travel all over the countryside.

27:57Do you really think you can do that along with everything else?

28:00Yeah, I do.

28:02I have to go to the show this weekend, okay?

28:04Dad would kill me if I didn't.

28:06It's his goal.

28:07Well, for me, I mean.

28:1747.385 seconds, eight jumping balls.

28:23Okay, hon.

28:24How do you feel?

28:26A lot of time, a lot of money has gone into this.

28:30So relax.

28:32Just concentrate on the goal.

28:33You can do this.

28:34I got a feeling today's your winning day.

28:39Easy, boy.

28:41Good boy.

28:41Number 12, Ashley Stanton from Briar Ridge, riding Apollo.

28:51Come on, Apollo.

28:56Good boy.

28:58Ashley, don't coddle him.

28:59Show him who's boss.

29:00Don't mother...

29:01There.

29:06You see?

29:21Oh.

29:23Ashley Stanton on Apollo, 47.385 seconds, 16, Jumping Falls.

29:41Number 24, Amy Fleming, Heartland Ranch on Storm.

29:53Number 24, Amy Fleming, Heartland Ranch on Storm, 43.274 seconds, no faults.

30:11Can you believe my mother? I have never been more humiliated in my life.

30:17I love jumping and I love Apollo, but it's just not worth the grief.

30:20I've had it. I quit.

30:23First place, number 24, Amy Fleming, Heartland Ranch on Storm.

30:29You did it. You did it.

30:31I knew you could do it. Congratulations.

30:35Let's go home.

30:47This was Amy's idea, and I think they're perfect.

30:50Yeah, if you want a bunch of old nags.

30:52Dad, we've built our reputation on saving unwanted horses.

30:56This would build on the Heartland brand.

30:59Oh, Lou, our reputation is built on quality.

31:02We don't want our guests thinking we don't know the difference between good horses and bad horses.

31:07These are good horses, Dad, for trail rides.

31:10I mean, who do you think is going to be coming to our dude ranch, ex-rodeo cowboys like you?

31:14I mean, they don't call them dudes for nothing.

31:16Well, you know, I don't want to argue with you about every little thing.

31:18Neither do I.

31:19Listen, I've been giving this a lot of thought, and it's clear we don't share the same vision.

31:26Oh, come on.

31:26And maybe we should seriously consider whether or not we can work together.

31:29Come on.

31:29No, listen.

31:31This is my project and my idea, and I need to be able to make decisions as I see fit.

31:37Maybe you're right.

31:37What's wrong?

31:47Nothing.

31:48Well, you didn't seem very happy yesterday, and you came first.

31:54It just wasn't fun.

31:55It wasn't fun.

31:56No, it wasn't.

31:58Well, Amy, everything in life isn't fun.

32:00I mean, Ashley, she has a little trouble at the gate.

32:03She throws it.

32:04That was ridiculous.

32:05I totally understand where Ashley's coming from.

32:09Her mom pushed her and pushed her, just like you.

32:12Just like I finish.

32:15Just like I push you.

32:16Of course I push you.

32:17You still didn't get me those special bagels.

32:20Look, if I had to have had to pull it every time I had a little trouble at the gate with a bowl or a cap,

32:25I never would have brought home any winnings.

32:27You gotta push it.

32:28Push, push, push, until you get where you need to go.

32:32I'm not you.

32:36I can't compete with Storm every weekend.

32:38I can't handle everything.

32:40So what do you say?

32:42You want to get rid of Storm?

32:43No.

32:44I don't know.

32:45You don't know.

32:48If you don't want the horse, just tell me.

32:49Dad, I love him.

32:50He's the best horse I've ever ridden.

32:52Hey, I love Storm.

32:54He's amazing.

32:55Yeah, and he's yours.

32:56So you don't have to ask my permission.

32:57So why don't you just sell him?

32:58I mean, go ahead.

33:00That would be a shame.

33:02You don't know what you want to do, Storm.

33:03Yeah.

33:06If you see your sister, tell her to call me.

33:28Dad was looking for you.

33:33I know.

33:36I told him I couldn't jump anymore.

33:38How did that go?

33:39He was devastated.

33:41I should have never told him.

33:42Yes, you should have, Amy.

33:44You can't worry about pleasing Dad all the time.

33:47What, like you?

33:49Hiding away in your office, running a dude ranch without any horses or a business partner.

33:54How's that working out for you?

33:55Well, okay, I didn't say it was an ideal situation, but whatever.

34:02At least I told him how I feel, and maybe he'll come around.

34:05And if he doesn't, then I have to move on.

34:09I still want to hurt him.

34:11Neither do I.

34:13It's hard.

34:16I'm not used to this.

34:19Me neither.

34:19So, what do we do?

34:28I don't know.

34:40Here we go.

34:41Yeah, here we go.

34:43What?

34:43First of all, if you say do what you want to your kids, you damn better mean it.

34:48Second, don't you think for a minute that Amy doesn't like that horse.

34:52She loves that horse, and it's killing her to even think about giving it up.

34:55She doesn't need you to make her feel worse.

34:57You should talk.

34:59All you do is hold those girls back.

35:02First, it's Lou and her project over the sake of what?

35:04Some old buildings?

35:05And now you don't want Amy to have a show jumping career because she's behind in her chores?

35:09You've been gone a long time, Tim.

35:11You missed a good ten years of seeing how these girls think and work.

35:15Nobody knows that more than me, Jack.

35:17So you can't just waltz on in here and tell them what their future looks like.

35:29I just want to help them go as far as they can.

35:33Be the best.

35:34And you're right.

35:35I've been away for ten years.

35:37I missed ten years of their life.

35:42I owe it to them.

35:44To their mother.

35:47You know, half the time I don't know what I'm doing.

35:48I'm just winging it.

35:52But I love them, Jack.

35:53You know that.

35:55I'm trying.

35:58Fair enough.

36:00You know, I'd have given anything to have somebody there

36:02to push me when I was Amy's age.

36:04My life might have turned out a hell of a lot different if somebody was there to guide me.

36:11You know it.

36:11I might have gone somewhere.

36:14Sometimes, Tim, these girls, they don't want to go anywhere.

36:19You keep looking so far ahead, you miss seeing where they're at right now.

36:22It's all I can get in here to say.

36:27It's all I can get in here to say.

36:29Hey, boy.

36:44What am I going to do with you, huh?

36:49Hey.

36:51How's shorty?

36:52Hey, he's better.

36:53Did that whole massage thing.

36:54Got him some valerian.

36:56She'd have been myself.

36:57It's not bad.

36:58Mo Mello.

37:00But I got a deep, dark secret for you.

37:02Oh, I already know about Jennifer Love Hewitt.

37:04Not bad.

37:05I talked to shorty.

37:07No way.

37:08I do.

37:09And I think he understands me.

37:12Well, I won't tell anyone that,

37:15because, you know, people have been kicked out of rodeo for less.

37:17For sure.

37:18You sure are happy today.

37:22Well, I've decided that I'm not going to show jump anymore.

37:25You know, I'm just going to keep him and ride him for fun, but not compete.

37:32What?

37:34He's a show horse, right?

37:36I'm bred for it.

37:37It's kind of cruel to keep a horse from doing what it's meant to do.

37:40I mean, shorty would be miserable if he couldn't do what he likes to do.

37:43What he likes to do is bulldogging.

37:45I hate to think what will happen if he can't do that anymore.

37:48Okay.

38:01Let's talk.

38:02What's wrong?

38:03Nothing.

38:04I've just decided to live a less complicated life.

38:07More nomadic.

38:09Who needs clothes and stuff?

38:12What's wrong?

38:16Everything.

38:18Like what?

38:19Well, I had to beg you to let me stay here, right?

38:21Yes, you did.

38:23And I just thought that I wouldn't get homesick, but I am.

38:26And I thought I wasn't going to miss my parents, but I do.

38:30I thought I was just going to totally fit in it, but it's like no one even notices me.

38:34It's like I don't even have a family anymore.

38:36Are you done?

38:37You have a family, and they can't wait to talk to you.

38:45They've been phoning here nonstop.

38:47And you're definitely part of this tribe, too.

38:50And as soon as you start unpacking your stuff here and make this room your own, the faster

38:57you'll start to feel at home.

38:58So get it done.

38:59I can make it my own.

39:01I can redecorate it.

39:04I thought it was like a shrine.

39:08Phone your parents now.

39:16I'm going to regret that.

39:18Hi, Dad.

39:22Hi.

39:23I'm fine.

39:25Yeah.

39:26I get to redecorate my room.

39:29Okay.

39:31Yeah, I'll get back to you.

39:32Thanks, Nick.

39:33Bye.

39:35Hey.

39:37Hey.

39:37That was Nick Carwell.

39:42He's offered to jumpstorm for me.

39:45You know, take him on the circuit.

39:46Fulfill his potential.

39:49What do you think?

39:50I don't know.

39:52Might be the best of both worlds.

39:56Yeah.

39:59Yeah.

40:03I just don't think I could watch someone else competing on him.

40:09You know, I know it sounds selfish or whatever, but I just love him too much to share him.

40:18Nick offered to buy him.

40:24I think I have to sell him, Ty.

40:28I do.

40:28Are you sure you want to do this?

40:42I'll make a great team.

40:43I'll take care of him, Amy.

40:45Don't you worry.

40:46Okay.

40:46Come visit him anytime.

40:51Hey, boy.

40:51You're going to be a good boy for me?

41:13Hey, Dad.

41:13Hey.

41:18Um, how about Storm?

41:20Oh, no, it's okay.

41:22I heard Nick called me.

41:24It was your decision to make.

41:26And I know how hard that must have been for you.

41:29So whatever it is that you want to do, Amy, I'm there for you.

41:33Thanks.

41:35I got your money.

41:36No.

41:37No, no, no.

41:40Storm was a gift.

41:41That money's a gift.

41:42Dad.

41:43Yeah.

41:46Okay.

41:48I love you.

41:50I love you, too.

42:00Amy, I can't take this from you.

42:03This was a gift from Dad to you.

42:04I'm not giving it to you, Lou.

42:06I'm investing it in your corporate equine retreat thing.

42:11It may not be my kind of thing, but you're going to make it work.

42:16I'm expecting quarterly reports.

42:21Yeah, you probably are.

42:29I'm fine.

42:30It's unbelievable how dysfunctional this family is.

42:33Yeah, they make us look normal.

42:37Guess what?

42:39They've got my special bagels, so it's starting to feel a lot more like home.

42:44Yeah, pretty nice.

42:48Exactly what I was talking about.

42:50Good, honest riding horses.

42:52Solid and dependable.

42:54I mean old.

42:55Well, I want to come by and make sure you got the best of the worst.

43:02I'm kidding.

43:06Honey, I want to be your business partner.

43:08I made some mistakes, but I'm 100% behind you.

43:13Deal.

43:15Provided you remember when it comes to running this business, I'm the trail boss.

43:18Oh, you're the trail boss.

43:21So let's take a look at these champions.

43:29I hope we can be partners, too.

43:33We need some alone time.

43:35I know.

43:36I'm sorry.

43:38I've been so consumed by everything.

43:41I don't know.

43:42Maybe once the dude ranches I've been running.

43:44Yeah.

43:44You'll have all the time in the world.

43:46Alone time.

43:52Say that.

43:54Alone time.

44:03Are you?

44:06Yeah.

44:08Yeah.

44:08Oh, I'm just waiting for my time.

44:16Oh, I'm just waiting for my time.

44:25Oh, I'm just waiting for my time.

44:26Oh, my.

44:28Oh, my.

44:58Oh, my.

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