:41:00
He spent hours with the horses,
cleaning and grooming...
:41:03
way over the call of duty.
:41:06
l thought he was a real find.
:41:10
Apparently, the whole time
he worked for you, he never actually rode.
:41:14
-That's true.
-Wasn't that peculiar?
:41:17
Certainly, if he didn't.
:41:20
What do you mean?
:41:22
l mean, on and off, that whole year...
:41:25
l had the feeling
the horses were being taken out at night.
:41:30
-At night?
-Just odd things l noticed.
:41:34
l mean...
:41:35
too often, one of them would be sweaty
first thing in the morning...
:41:39
when it wasn't sick. Very sweaty, too.
:41:42
lts stall wouldn't be as mucky
as it should be...
:41:44
if it had been in all night.
:41:46
Stupidly enough,
l never paid much mind to it at the time.
:41:50
lt wasn't until l realized
l'd been hiring a loony...
:41:54
that l came to wonder if he hadn't been
riding all the time, behind our backs.
:42:04
All right, it's obviously just my fancy.
:42:07
This thing has shaken me so badly,
l'm liable to believe anything.
:42:14
Why should anybody do that?
:42:18
Why would any boy prefer
to go riding by himself at night...
:42:21
when he could go off with others
during the day?
:42:25
Are you asking me?
:42:27
He's a loony, isn't he?
:42:44
This girl, Jill Mason...
:42:46
could you tell me where she lives?
:42:48
Her mother keeps a shop,
a mile down the road.
:42:51
-Sells the antiques.
-Thank you.
:42:55
You won't see her.