:42:00
Put on the deeper curve,
I think.
:42:02
Here they are.
:42:04
Take him to the clearing
back of the paddock.
:42:06
Yes, sir.
I'll ride him there.
:42:07
I do wish you got Richards
to ride him first.
:42:09
Oh, we'll get along famously.
:42:11
We understand each other.
Or we will.
:42:51
He's coming along.
He has sense, learns quickly.
:42:54
It was a fine exhibition.
:42:56
Oh, well,
he rides horses
:42:58
almost as well
as he talks them.
:43:00
Isn't that
what you said?
:43:02
Everybody can do
something.
:43:04
As for you,
Mr. Ibbetson,
:43:05
you are to be
congratulated, too.
:43:07
The stables are coming along
very nicely indeed.
:43:10
Thank you very much.
:43:12
I noticed that they were
finally built your way.
:43:15
Oh, yes.
:43:16
Yes. I can see now that I was
quite wrong about them.
:43:20
Well, I'd better go up
and change.
:43:26
He is a good horseman.
:43:29
Are you a little envious?
:43:31
Perhaps.
:43:33
Well, we can all do something.
:43:36
But what can I do?
:43:39
Smile.
:43:41
Oh.
:43:43
And quite enough.
:43:45
How gallant.
:43:48
Well, I better get back
to what I can do.
:43:52
You know, I think
it's going to rain after all.
:43:54
You better get
your little house
:43:55
and your papers back
under their shed again.
:43:58
There's quite
a storm gathering.