:03:02
Good morning, ladies.
:03:04
- Oh, I managed to get you up, did l?
- Don't be fresh.
:03:06
I hear you've got the finest horses
in the country.
:03:09
Least you could do
is let them have a look at you.
:03:11
Surely if the horses can get up early
to run and jump...
:03:14
...you can get up to watch them.
:03:15
Michael, really!
:03:20
- Hello, Judith.
- Hello!
:03:22
- Hello, Jones!
- We're gonna be killed someday.
:03:25
- Ann, come here.
- Thanks for the lift.
:03:29
Take it away, Bob.
:03:31
- I wouldn't stand for it.
- I won't.
:03:33
- He's got to be fired. Right now.
- He's going to be.
:03:35
Thinks he can lead us around
like horses. Ann, fire him.
:03:38
Me? I'm not the mistress here,
I'm only the secretary.
:03:41
But, darling, you have the character.
You're always telling me so yourself.
:03:45
- Judy!
- Hello, everybody.
:03:47
Good morning, Alec!
:03:48
- Oh, what a party.
- Glad to see you're still on it.
:03:51
All ready for tonight.
All I gotta do is change the orchid.
:03:54
- Good morning, Ann. Nice, sensible Ann.
- Good morning, parasite.
:03:57
Why not go to bed before
they put you there for good?
:04:00
Well, now, confidentially,
it's a scheme.
:04:02
Your man Michael told me
he'd give me a nice fat commission...
:04:05
...if I can get our sweet Carrie
to buy your colt, Challenger.
:04:08
- Michael?
- And I can use the cash.
:04:10
-This is the end!
-Judy, darling.
:04:12
I will take that colt off your hands
if you'll let me have a bargain.
:04:16
I won't sell the horse,
but I'll sell his trainer.
:04:19
That's who she really wants to buy,
but he won't even look at her.
:04:22
- I've never heard of such a thing!
- Judith...
:04:24
- ...do you want to sell that colt?
- No, I do not! Colonel, dear.
:04:28
I think you ought to buy him, colonel.
He's a perfect darling.
:04:31
You can even invite him for tea.
:04:32
He could play on your front lawn
with your children and your dogs.
:04:36
He's a love. He whinnies.
:04:38
Unfortunately, a steeplechaser has to
have more than just a pretty smile.
:04:42
Colonel Mantle, my father held
that foal up in his arms and said:
:04:46
"Judy, here's a champion.
By Victory..."
:04:48
"Out of Field Nurse by Man O' War.
Let's call him Challenger."
:04:53
Catch that horse
at the two-mile pole...
:04:55
...with his heart bursting
and he'll fold up on you.
:04:58
Michael, you might fold up,
and I might fold up...