:10:00
faster than he can
earn silver with you.
:10:03
- Can't this wait?
- Curb your tongue, Nate!
:10:06
Let the chief speak.
:10:09
[Speaking Sioux]
:10:16
Chief Eagle Horn says
that our... his nation's hoop
:10:21
is broken and scattered.
:10:23
The buffalo herds
have been destroyed.
:10:25
Elk and deer are gone.
:10:27
And now the government is
rounding up our wild horses,
:10:31
and they plan
to shoot them, too,
:10:35
before the first snows.
:10:36
They put a price
on the native horses
:10:38
too great
for a poor Indian to meet.
:10:42
Chief says that perhaps his
people have lost their lands,
:10:47
but not their spirit.
:10:49
And he asks you for your help.
:10:53
Tell my dear friend Eagle Horn
:10:56
that the mustang breed
has known its day
:10:59
and served its purpose.
:11:01
If my chief
wishes a fine horse,
:11:03
I will give to him
:11:05
a thoroughbred steed
of his chosen color.
:11:09
Yes. He'll do whatever he can.
:11:21
HOWD Y NEW YORK
BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST
:11:25
Behold the famed
Cheyenne-to-Deadwood stage line.
:11:31
- [War cries]
- What? What?
:11:34
Heavens, folks!
It's an ambush.
:11:37
What think you
of the show, Aziz?
:11:40
Bravely, the pioneer
meets the savages...
:11:43
Jack, what are you doing?
Hold on to it.
:11:45
- Get your foot up there, Frank.
- This is the real West...
:11:47
and not for the faint of heart.
:11:51
And now, folks,
you remember them,
:11:54
rough-riding Frank Hopkins
and his horse, Hidalgo!