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- That's Sir Trenton.
- And who else?
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- Tucker.
- That's right, Tucker.
:59:05
He trained Sir Trenton.
He and the Chief trained all the winners.
:59:08
And not one of them ever,
ever thanked him.
:59:11
- How come he never said anything?
- Because to him...
:59:14
...actions speak louder than words.
He believes in you.
:59:17
And now you're gonna
have to believe in him too.
:59:25
I'm sorry for the way I've been acting. I'm
the last one who should be name-calling.
:59:30
Look at me. When you got shorter legs
than a sheepdog...
:59:33
...you get used to being made fun of.
I can relate.
:59:36
It's just...
:59:38
I'm not really a racehorse.
:59:40
I'm a...
:59:42
- I'm a zebra.
- So what?
:59:44
You're a horse with stripes
who needs an attitude adjustment.
:59:48
Tucker, you don't really think
I have what it takes, do you?
:59:51
Now listen to me, kid. You're right.
:59:53
You don't have the strength or ability
of a Thoroughbred...
:59:57
- I knew it.
...but you have got more heart...
1:00:00
...than all of them put together.
1:00:03
But the gate! I freeze up.
It keeps me from running.
1:00:07
I don't know what it is. I can't do it.
1:00:09
Most horses are afraid of
the gate at first.
1:00:12
It's perfectly normal.
But they get over it. You will too.
1:00:15
You just keep running, okay?
And let the Chief worry about the gate.
1:00:18
He knows what he's doing.
1:00:32
Attaboy!
1:00:39
Yeah, boy!
1:00:57
Did you see that? You see that?
Good job, Chan!
1:00:59
There it is! That's what I'm talking about!