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Take, for instance, the horse races.
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Every Saturday and Sunday
he'd put on horse races.
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He was the sole owner and operator
of the Stalag 17 Turf Club.
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He was the presiding steward,
the chief handicapper,
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the starter, the judge,
the breeder and his own bookie.
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He was the whole works, except I was
the stable boy for five smokes a day.
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Give me Equipoise.
Ten on the nose.
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Ten on the nose.
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- Come on, come on.
- Ten on Schnickelfritz.
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- Equipoise.
- Schnickelfritz.
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Come on, boys.
The horses are at the post.
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- Equipoise?
- Equipoise.
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Ten on Equipoise.
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Five on Sea Biscuit. I'll pay when
the Red Cross parcels come in.
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- No credit.
- Have a heart, Sefton!
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Sorry, it's against the rules
of the Racing Commission.
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Any more bets?
Ready, Cookie?
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- Ready!
- Let them go!
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And they are off and running
at Stalag 17!
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Come on, Equipoise!
Come on, you beauty!
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Equipoise!
What did I tell you?
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Don't be no rat!
Daddy will buy you some cheese!
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Let's go!
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- This way, this way!
- Straighten out, you dog!
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That's no horse! That's a dervish!
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Please, please, for Daddy!
For Daddy.
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The winner is Number Five,
Schnickelfritz.
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I told you Schnickelfritz!
You made me bet on Equipoise!
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I clocked him this morning.
He was running like a doll.
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You clocked him!
Why don't I clock you?
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Another one of his enterprises
was the distillery.
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He ran a bar in our barracks,
selling schnapps at two cigarettes a shot.