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Is he really a direct descendant of hers? Yes, as Holla's great-grandson, he has all her talents, but I'm very reluctant to sell him. He's very unpredictable.
A young girl struggles with her unpredictable horse Windstorm while preparing for an important tournament at her grandmother's farm.
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Key Takeaways
- Family legacy can be both a gift and a burden, especially when expectations are high.
- Building trust with an unpredictable horse requires patience, understanding, and care.
- Challenges and setbacks are part of growth, both for Ma and Windstorm.
- Support from others can be crucial in overcoming difficult situations.
- Determination and belief in oneself are key to achieving success.
What the video covers
- The story follows a girl named Ma, the great-granddaughter of a legendary show jumper, who inherits a talented but unpredictable horse named Windstorm.
- Ma is reluctant to sell Windstorm despite his difficult behavior and the troubles he causes.
- Due to academic and disciplinary issues, Ma is sent to spend the summer holidays at her grandmother's farm, which is far from her expectations.
- At the farm, Ma struggles to bond with Windstorm and faces challenges in training him for an upcoming tournament.
- The film explores themes of family legacy, personal growth, and the bond between humans and horses.
- Ma receives help and advice from various characters, including Samuel and others familiar with horses.
- Windstorm suffers from physical issues that complicate training, requiring special care and treatment.
- There is tension around the possibility of selling Windstorm to a mysterious buyer known as the Hungarian.
- The story builds towards a climactic tournament where Ma and Windstorm must prove themselves.
- Throughout the film, Ma learns important lessons about responsibility, trust, and perseverance.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction to Windstorm and Ma's Heritage
- 03:14Academic Struggles and Summer Camp Plans
- 05:03Decision to Spend Summer at Grandmother's Farm
- 09:52Arrival and First Challenges at the Farm
- 12:52Training Difficulties and Horse Care
- 18:15Preparation for the Tournament
- 23:12Tournament and Climax
- 26:15Resolution and Lessons Learned
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That's what they all said about Hala. We've had absolutely nothing but trouble from him.
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I know what I'm doing. Yeah, well, I hope so. Okay, I'll send for the transport.
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Well, let's get going then. Nika. Hey, wake up. You can start dreaming tomorrow.
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Yeah, right. Freedom, here we come. Uh, don't worry. You're exactly between grades. I've checked it again.
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In any case, he said your chances were good. Suppose and the underground line. Next stop.
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What's this then? Change of style. Baboon's ass style. Ma, watch out. Excuse me. You were—Go ahead, Christian.
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Thumbs down, Fanny. Very good work. Keep it up, Mika. Mika. Mika. Mika. They say the apple never falls far from the tree, but in your case, it hit another continent.
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But you said my chances were pretty good. I guess it's discretionary. Charlotte, great work. Happy holidays.
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Well, anyway, at least a C in religion. If I could just be good at something.
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You're good at lots of things. Like what? Yeah. Thanks. I feel a whole lot better.
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I'm just not very spontaneous. I think summer camp might be off. What? Hey, we've been looking forward to it for months.
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Oh, how unfortunate. Due to a fire in the teacher's lounge, won't be announced until after the holidays. At least I have solutions. I'm going with or without you, Fanny.
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[sighs] Help. Help me. Help. Good afternoon. Is this your daughter's? Committing arson is a serious warning sign, he said. Especially with underachievers. Underachiever. My daughter.
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Well, at least the teacher was cooperative. She can take the exam again and we can pay for the damage. Then there will be no proceedings.
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But it was an accident. You sit down. There's no way we can cancel the conference, seeing as you're the main speaker.
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But a summer camp is hardly going to offer the peace and discipline that's required to study for an exam.
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But you promised me that I could go to camp this summer. You no longer have a say in the matter.
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Now, what are we going to do? Well, someone springs to mind. What? No. Out of the question.
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Give it another thought. Peace and discipline. Captain Bach, we've made a decision. You'll spend the summer holidays at your grandma's at the cemetery.
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You have another grandmother. Yeah. Moo. So, you're the arsonist from Frankfurt. You can call me Ma Cenbach's granddaughter.
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Not quite the way I imagined. I didn't imagine my holidays quite like this either.
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You won't have much use for that here. We'll see. Only the latest technology for you.
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Do you guys have horses here? Wow. What would make you think that? No. No. He's doing whatever he wants with you. Thighs together, hands down.
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We're not fly fishing here. I'll try it once again. He's just not lifting his legs high enough.
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Not him. You. So, you're Ma, quite the rascal or so I'm told. You've grown a lot.
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Would have been weird if I shrunk. That's true. Should I try the routine again?
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No, that's enough for today. Sam, would you please show Ma her room? I'll see you at dinner. Try not to set fire to anything until then.
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You might want to change your clothes. Why change them? Hello, horse. You're Mrs. Colton Bach's granddaughter?
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Yeah. Ma and you? What class? Eighth grade. Uh, seventh. Lap of honor. She means which jumping class?
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Oh, I see. Um, CNR. CNR cannot ride. Well, then enjoy yourself at Colton. Can I unsaddle?
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Who wants to unsaddle him? Me, too. Are you coming? Haven't got all day, you know.
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That was after her Olympic victory. She still holds the record to this day. You mean my grandmother? Yeah, Miss Kenbach is—I mean, she was one of the best show jumpers in the world and the boots will go to her successor.
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It sounds like Cinderella. Come on. Miss Kenbach doesn't like to be kept waiting. This is cozy.
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So, how was your trip? Good. That's good. Did you have to change trains often?
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Just once. That's good. Hilda, thank you. You must be hungry. Oh, yeah. I am.
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Oh, [screaming] Hey, you can't sleep either. Bad luck with your crappy dinner, too. Hallelujah.
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Oh God, what have you done to him? No worries. He's just drugged. Is she hurt?
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No, she's fine. You could have been killed. What's going on here? Yes, that's what I'd like to know. It's your responsibility to make sure this stable is locked at all times.
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Just a minute. She was in there. I just fell asleep. You did what? I fell asleep. What's the big deal about that?
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Ma, this horse is dangerous. You had more luck than brains. Samuel, don't you dare let her out of your sight again. I have to prepare for this tournament.
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It's very important for all of us. He'll be up in about an hour or so.
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All right, you get back to your room and get your nose in your books and study.
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And don't put a foot out of the door until Samuel calls for you. Understand?
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She just said don't put a foot out of the door. You can't keep him locked up forever.
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He's an animal and I don't need to tell you that. It's only a matter of time until something bad happens.
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I know. I know. I don't understand myself. This horse took everything from me. And yet you have to make a decision.
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I'll call the Hungarian. The Hungarian? Is that necessary? The tournament starts in 4 weeks. He'll be here. He pays well. And you know we need every cent.
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The Hungarian is worse than my syringe. Daddy. Daddy. Archable need an entire bucket of turnips. Hurry. You must come.
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That's nothing to worry about. He can stand that. Sweetheart. With the bucket and all.
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With the bucket. That's different. Sweetie, I'm coming. This pony's definitely going to drive me crazy.
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Fanny. Hey. So, how's your grandma's farm going? Having fun feeding the pigs? Not really. It's not a farm, and I wouldn't call her my grandma.
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Yeah, but that's your grandma behind you, right? My what? Who? Whoa. This is not a telephone booth. It's my front garden.
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Yeah, right. Na already hung up. Hello. I know you. I really doubt that. I've got to go. But it was a pleasure.
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Haven't you forgotten something? It's broken anyway. Nothing is ever broken that it can't be fixed.
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Ow. What? Where the hell were you? Uh, I was getting some fresh air, stretching my legs, admiring the scenery.
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You're lucky I didn't blab on you. But if I get in trouble, it's all good.
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It won't happen again. So, what do you guys do here all day? Well, first there's the gym, and then there's a few laps at the indoor go-kart track.
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Wow, a go-kart track. The tail needs to be unplatted. If only I knew what was wrong with him.
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Lame that he is. We've got to fix that before the tournament. Maybe he's got degenerative suspensory ligament desmitis or maybe myositis.
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I've got something. Wait here. Pepagon. It's an Australian deep heat lotion. My dad gave it to me for archival. You should put a little on his fetlocks every night.
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But not too much or it'll burn. Rubbish. He's just being stubborn. Or he's simply scared of you. And who asked you?
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Nobody. It's just a feeling. Well, mind your own business. Okay. What have you done?
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You look terrible. Ma. Okay. That's enough. Ma, what? Oops. Hey, hey, hey. Where are you going?
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Over to him. I'll do that. Why is that? Do you get it now? Yeah. He just doesn't want to be locked up.
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You've got no idea about horses, so stay out of it. Okay. Okay. It's just a waste of food, really.
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But somebody wants to buy it. Yeah. The Hungarian. What? The Hungarian? How do you know that?
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Why? Who is he? You don't want to know. Come on. I'll be back. Dinner.
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Shoes. Thank you. Won't you keep me company? Um, I've got a lot to do.
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Huh, that's weird. Exactly what happened last night? Miss Coltonbach's granddaughter fell asleep in the stables.
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She fell asleep where? Windstorm stable right next to him. Do you know what that is?
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Fool's luck, I guess. Nor such the sleeper. It's what the Mongolians called people who were born.
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It was said that one in a thousand times, why don't you stop with the fairy tales?
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Yeah. Well, whatever. Good night. [snorts] Shh. Quiet or they'll hear us. Hallelujah. [snorts] Not too shabby.
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You want to get out, right? [snorts] Okay. But just for a little bit, a little walk.
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Perfect. Heat. Pick the door. Good morning. Morning. Morning. And have I found him? No.
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It's all my fault. Yep, you got that right. If only I could help find him.
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Oh, super idea. First, you set him free, and now you want to play tag.
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We wanted to go for a walk. You know what? If you so badly want to go for a walk, why don't you take my grandfather his dinner?
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Okay. Archabald, what are you doing? Hello. Hello. Oh, cool. [snorts] It took me all morning to get him in here.
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Now he won't let me get closer than 3 m. How did you know I'm here?
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I didn't. He did. Was this your doing? I just wanted him to go out for a stroll.
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Yeah. Well, he got his name for a reason. Windstorm. In the scriptures, it says, "I saw windstorm coming from the east, an immense cloud with flashing lightning, and there was a fire inside that cloud." It's only a name.
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Wait. Stop. You can't go in there. Wow. Okay. They're coming. No, please don't. They'll lock him up.
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He can't take it anymore. And then they'll give him to the Hungarian. Thanks for giving us the call. Well, we've looked everywhere. It turns out the beast is hiding here.
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A horse is not a beast. Not like that. It's the only way. I can see you've made his acquaintance. H I said not like that.
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Well, how then? Don't be so stubborn. What if he hurts more than your arm next time?
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Fine. You can keep him until they come for him. I'm sure Miss Coltonbach won't mind.
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I'm just not sure if you really know what you're doing. It's no wonder Miss Cenbach fired you.
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Thank you. Mika. Yes. I'd like to talk to you. I shouldn't have left the door open. He just got spooked.
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That's not what this is about. Uh, Mika, you're here because your mother asked me for something that's important to her for some inexplicable reason.
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Exactly. It's important to her, not me. I'm sorry, Windstorm's run away. Oh, Windstorm, my huge hope.
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Hala was his greatg grandmother. You know Hala? Hala is truly a legend. Hala is a true legend. She carried her injured and almost unconscious rider to Olympic gold. A unique horse with great talents.
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Windstorm has none of them. He's useless. No, he's not. He's not useless just because he's not as fantastic as his parents. And you locked him away. It's no wonder he won't do what you want him to.
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Your mother's right. You have a lot to learn. You know nothing about horses. You may have better luck in quantum physics once you stop reading upside down.
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But Windstorm, I never want to hear that damn name again. What did he ever do to you?
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Samuel, Mrs. Colenbach, I'd especially ask you to keep an eye on my granddaughter. I don't want her wandering about without any supervision.
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Can I count on you? Um yeah, of course, Mrs. Cottonbach. Absolutely. It serves you right.
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Heat. Heat. [music] It's not fair. Four legs against two. I'll think of something. What's up? I'll have to go or I'll be in trouble again.
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You already are. What are you doing here? I'm to watch out for you. And what are you doing?
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What? Well, he's the most dangerous horse I know. And you're playing tag as if you were some sort of dog.
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He's not dangerous. He just needs someone to see him. Oh, yeah. And how would you know?
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I just do. That's all. He looks different. Somehow happy. She can give him to the Hungarian.
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We have to talk to her. She wouldn't even listen to us. Windstorm injured your grandma, which is why she can't ride anymore.
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He could participate in the tournament in the Cenbach Classics. And who's going to ride him?
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You. [laughter] And why not? For one thing, you can't ride. So what? I can learn.
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Ma, no one can learn to ride in just four weeks. Even if your grandmother would, she would kill us both.
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She doesn't have to know. Please, I just have to prove to her that he's not useless.
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Just look at him. What the heck? I only know one person who'd be crazy enough to take that on.
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No. No. No. And why not? Because I've sworn never to force a broken horse to do anything again.
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Great. Just a fairy tale after all. Come on. I thought nothing was ever so broken it couldn't be fixed.
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Do you know why he kicked me? You were scared and that made him scared.
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He's like a mirror. All right. See you tomorrow. He used to be a show jumping trainer, one of the best. Then he fell out with your grandmother.
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What about About her training methods? They could be tough, but that's what the sport is like. He says she stopped listening to the horses, whatever that means.
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Aren't you coming? If anyone asks, you're in your room studying. Thanks. Hey, I have some really great news.
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Are you hitching up the carriage? What would I need as a beginner? Hypothetically. Well, I'd take a double-jointed snapple bit. Jobers and chaps can't do any harm.
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Here, you can have this one. Archable always tries to bite it because he thinks it's a treat. I thought you were banned from the stables.
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I'm uh I'm supposed to the take Sam the stuff for the new student. Exactly. The doublejinted snapple bit.
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Have a nice day. Have a look. As good as new, right? I'm ready. The pants are too big, but I brought plenty of res.
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We don't need them. Before a person gets on a horse, they must master three things.
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Firstly, balance. [music] Second, [music] rhythm. me up. [music] Third coordination. And fourth. Fourth. You said there were three.
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Endurance. Once you've mastered them all, [music] we'll continue. So love the one you got cuz you might get run over or [music] you might get shot. Never static. I just get it off my chest. Never had to battle with no
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bulletproof vest. Take a take of your money. Life is what I got. It's within my reach. And the subst [music] when the dance gets hot is what I got. I said remember that is what I got. I remember that
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is what I got. Now you've got it. The most important thing between a rider and their horse is their relationship.
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It has to be a balance between trust and respect. You lead the horse. If he doesn't respect you on the ground, then he won't respect you on his back.
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He has to follow you, but never out of fear. He has to follow willingly.
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[music] You have to synchronize your movements. Horses [music] communicate [music] through body language and energy.
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You have to feel your horse in order to understand it. [singing] Horses understand images. Send him an image of what you want him to do. If he really trusts you, he will follow your thoughts. And if he doesn't, it's not
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his mistake, but yours. Legend has it that a horse and sleeper are destined for each other.
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Even so, you must learn to be a good leader. You are a herd. [music] A herd? The two of us.
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Yes. A herd of two. And you're its leader. [music] Who am I to say you love [singing] me?
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I don't know. [music] Nothing at all. Who am I to say now? We'll see if he accepts you.
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Go on. Remember, your fear is his fear. Okay. [music] Heat. [music] Yes. Now we can begin.
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[music] It's not for him to decide. Michelle, show him who's on top. Heat. Heat.
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Heat. Heat. Come here, Michelle. The state coach will be attending our tournament in a few days. You do know what that means.
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Yes, but he just won't lift his legs high enough. I don't know what more I can do.
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You have a lot of me in you. So, get your butt in gear and get him to lift his legs.
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Go. Yes, Mrs. Cenbach. Good morning, boss. What have you planned for us today? Nothing. It's my day off today.
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So, what should we do? Do what you do best. And what? Fly. Beautiful [music] [music] [music] day.
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Watching you as you awake. Morning stars in your eyes. Your hand in mine. [music] Fire is lit up.
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They will be richer than night. So don't think of yesterday. It's here and now.
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It's It's [music] [music] a [music] It's a new day. That was amazing. It was just incredible. It was at least 1.6 m high.
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It was world class. Not even Paul Shakamula would have jumped that. Who's this? Paul's Shakamola.
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Hello, Windstorm. He hasn't learned to speak yet. This is unbelievable. And wait till Miss Cenbach sees this. I bet you she'll eat her cap.
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You'll show everyone. It'll be the highlight of the tournament. I don't know. Maybe the tournament will be too much for us. I mean, all those people. What if we Yeah, but wait a minute. I mean, that's what it was all for, right? And that's
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why I've been lying to Miss Caldenbach's face all this time. It was to save him.
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We're not ready yet. We need more time. Yeah, you may be. But not him.
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Hello Mom. Hello, my sweetie. How are the studies coming along? I just wanted to ask you a question.
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If you've just learned something, but you're not sure if you can do it. Oh, okay. Listen, I have to get back to my particle zoo. Of course, you can do it. You can do anything you set your mind to. Sorry, I don't have time. Talk
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to you later. Bye. All right, kids. Tomorrow we'll be represented by Michelle, but today you will all get a chance to try out the official course. Who wants to go first?
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Me. Me. Oh man, Archabal fell in love with a cow. I couldn't get him off the meadow.
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No worries. They haven't started yet. Gate open. [laughter] Very well. But now Michelle will show you how it is done properly.
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Who else is coming? What is all this? Please, Mrs. Calenbach, I can't explain it, but you'll just have to see for yourself.
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Please go on then. Go on. Show them. I rush away. Sleep in your eyes.
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If you would lay beside me, hold my hands up. I'll lead the way. One solo night, I found you in my arms.
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No past, [music] no presence. We dance beneath the stars to [music] block the [singing] sun from edging in. Spit our secrets from within.
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Is now the time? Will you [music] be mine? Don't let go. This is for the rest of We don't need to.
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Will you be [music] mine? Don't let go. This is [music] for the rest. Last of [singing] We don't need to rush.
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We'll be free. We'll be free. Now the time you be [music and singing] don't let go.
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This is for the rest of we don't need to rush. You did very well for a start.
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Not me. Him. Did you see that, Michelle? That's what I mean. You should ride Vinegraph like that tomorrow.
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It'll be a walk in the park tomorrow. I think first you'll have some explaining to do.
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Although, I do believe our chances for tomorrow have more than doubled. [screaming] Gate open, please.
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He really showed me. And then we danced all crazy. No, but really great. And then look into the car.
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Everything Hello. You really surprised me today, Mika. You're obviously a true Captainbach. These were supposed to go to your mother, but well, yeah.
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Thank you. I Wow. An impeccable dress code is part of a writer's virtues, as you will learn.
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It's all going a little fast, right? You have an extraordinary talent. It was all windstorm.
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I didn't do anything. Tomorrow is an important day. Get some sleep, Grandma. Yes. About your leg. He never meant to hurt you.
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We hope you all had a good journey here and we'd like to welcome all our visitors from near and far to the Cenbach stud.
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We begin with the qualification jumping at 8:00. The jumping squad inspection will take place in the riding hall at the highlight of the day.
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We're glad that many sponsors made this event possible. This is crazy. I don't believe it.
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I'd actually prefer my sneakers. Do you think he'll come? My grandfather hasn't set foot on the ranch in 10 years, so don't be disappointed. Okay.
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You two will manage just fine. Tinka. Yes. Would you like to walk the course with me?
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Me? Really? Now? Sure. I need some pointers. By the way, I think you were right. Do you have some of that lotion left?
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Yeah, sure. Hang on. I'll give it to you. Here. Don't use too much or Yeah, yeah, I know. Now, come on. You can also help me settle up.
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I'm afraid the Hungarian came for nothing. I know I look weird, but so do you.
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What are we doing here? I don't want to bother you, but he'll need these so he won't hurt himself when he jumps.
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I never knew that. No problem. My pleasure. In the end, uh, we both want what's best for Colton Box.
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I'm happy that you feel that way. Well, then break a leg and don't forget the boots.
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Well, then, and now from Carbach, number 23, Michelle von River on Vine. Steady, steady. Be calm.
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Yes, that was Michelle Von Ritter. Her time 94.3 seconds for a clear round. That puts her in first place.
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Hey, everything okay? No, something's bothering him. And now the final contestant with the number 24 also from Kenbach stud Windstorm presented by Mika Schwarz.
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Windstorm and my granddaughter Now What's wrong? What is it? No ammo. Whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa. Steady.
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Sam, don't ma'am. How's she doing? She had more luck than the young man. It's just a scratch.
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How is Sam? We're taking care of him. I should never have allowed this. That horse will always be dangerous.
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Something was bothering him. He I can't explain it. First he made me into a and now this.
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The Hungarian will take him. What? No. No. Sam's on the way to the hospital. She wants to give Windstorm to the Hungarian.
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He's here already. Can't you help me? I'm so sorry about Sam. It wasn't Windstorm's fault.
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If Sam dies, then it's my fault. I told her Windstorm is a very difficult horse.
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I should have never sold him. Mrs. Colton's judgment really isn't what it used to be. After all, she's well past 60.
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Well, I'm 67. Fanny, can you hear me? Yeah, sure. I can hear you. For the first time in 3 weeks.
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Just simply tell me how to get to you. I'll explain it all later. Really? You're still coming? Were you able to convince your mom?
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Cool. Fanny. Okay. Where are you now? On the highway near Bremen. Then you must have revenge and then to Shillig by the sea.
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I'll send you a link. Thank you. Elizabeth, where is my daughter? We're looking for her. But she can't have gone far. After all, she has a horse with her.
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A horse? Of course. What was I thinking of sending her here? Yes. Come on in.
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It hasn't changed here much. Ma liked it here. Yes, I can tell. That's why she ran away.
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She could become an exceptional horsewoman. That's unbelievable. To you. There are only two kinds of people. lose your ride and those who don't. I'm just not interested. But I won't let you bend her over, too.
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What do you mean by bend her over? Your daughter would love to trade in all those toms on quantum physics for a pair of riding boots. She prefers to sleep in the stable than in her bed.
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Yes, but only because she wants you to notice her. Oh Ellie I'm very sure I made many mistakes.
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Come on, let's have something to eat. My heart, wake up. Now the [music and singing] time has come to take the glimmer [singing] of the rising [music] sun after a stormy day.
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We're moving on [music] to the [singing] rhythm of our song. My heart [music] rise [singing] above the mountain [music] top.
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Find the gold in every [music] cup. And one day it will show. [music] We [music] love and grow.
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We [music] rise to know [music] we're [singing] moving on to the rhythm of [music] our song.
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[music] Think we're here. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [music] No, I still can't see you. Only a chick on a horse.
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A chick? Ma. Horse. Ma. Ma. I've been wondering what took you so long. Did you ride the whole way? What horse is this? And a horse.
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And then I split. And they really wanted to turn him into salami. Hungarian salami.
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That's horrible. So, what do we do now? that we'll decide in the morning. We have to feed Windstorm first.
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We'll see all that. Right. You heard the horse is hungry. All supplies on deck. Next.
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Next. Next. Next. Morning. Where's Windstorm? We had to hide him. A couple of the supervisors were getting suspicious.
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I had a dream that something was wrong with him. Well, now that you mention it, I mean, I don't know much about horses, but is it normal when they swell up and spit foam?
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What? What's wrong? Oh God. I'll help you. What is it? Oh God. Hey, this is Sam. I'm probably busy in the stable, so please leave a message.
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Windstorm, don't give up. Captain Bach. No, she's not showed up yet. Hello. What? What? Where?
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She's not well at all. I don't know what to do. My darling. Darling, he doesn't want to get up. You must help him.
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Yes. Let's have a look at him. We'll take care of him. Okay. You're burning up.
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No, it's Collic. Mom, I must stay with him. There's no reason to be afraid, my dear.
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We can't find anything physically wrong with her. It looks like she's in shock. We gave her a mild seditive.
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Thank you. Uncle Khan. Hello, Ellie. This is just crazy. Mick's never been interested in horses.
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Maria didn't notice her daughter's gift, just as you haven't. Two smart women who see so little.
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What is this gift? Ma feels the horse. She can sense him. Only very few people have this ability.
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Remember how you came to me? I wanted to run away away from all those those rains and bits.
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And you succeeded. I have to get back to my grandson. He's woken up. Oh, thank God.
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A thick skull takes after me. Hello, my sweet. Good morning, honey. What happened with Windstorm? It's all right. Everything's all right. There's someone else here who wants to say hello.
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Hey, Sam. I hear you've been stealing horses. Mrs. Colton. Yes. I just wanted to say how sorry I am about your granddaughter.
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Yes. All right, Michelle. Here. These belong to you. Really? Thank you. Oh, and by the way, Mrs. Cenbach, the state coach called.
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I've made the team. How nice. This is all my fault. Oh, nonsense. It's hardly surprising.
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That much Peppaon on a sensitive horse like Windstorm. How are you supposed to know?
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Peppa what? The deep heat you put on his fetlocks. You probably meant well, but it burns like hell. You can't put on too much.
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You didn't put it on? No. Yeah, but his gators were soaking in this stuff and and I'd recognize that smell anywhere.
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Who else would have done it? Michelle gave me those things to put on. We have to get back to Kenbach.
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Hey, wait [music] right there. Where are you going? Hungary will kill him if we don't do anything.
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We're going home right now and we're putting this sad affair behind us. Mom, Dad, I may be the disappointment of your lives because I have no clue about quantum stuff, but I finally know what I'm good at.
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What's that? Flying. Flying on a horse. I've never met anyone with such a strong bond to horses.
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It pleases me that it's your great performance that [music] enables me to appoint you to the junior team to the state of Essie. Congratulations.
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Congratulations. I'll do my best. Ma, Windstorm wasn't to blame. Michelle soaked his gators with Pepagon. That's why he bolted.
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Are you crazy? I know you'd like an explanation for what happened, but Windstorm is a very difficult horse.
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He is not. And Sam could have died. Do you have any kind of proof regarding this accusation?
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I Sam Smelled. Could it be that you're still on the medication? Can we carry on now? Unless anyone has anything to add to resolve this matter.
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Yes, I have. If I'd known, I'd never have given you the ointment. You little rat. Give them to me.
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No way. You stop. It was her idea. Was not. I want you immediately to get off my farm.
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See if I care. I never liked it here anyway on the second rate pony farm.
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Hang on, hang on, hang on. Not so fast. The jacket stays here. This will have consequences.
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Go ahead, Grandpa. Mika, wait. Here we are. Heat. Heat. [music] [music] Ma should come back soon. She really is talented. [music] She'll make the team straight away.
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Oh, mom. Oh, I'm sorry. So sorry. I'm terribly sorry. Don't blame yourself. I'm sure he wasn't the last pigheaded guy in her life.
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I didn't just mean Ma. I know. Next time all this literature stays at home.
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Yes. And uh Thank you. Um Phillip, what for? Well, I take it it was your idea to call me.
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See you next time. Hey. Hey. You're not going to say cheers to the stable hand?
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Thank you for everything. Come back soon. [music] [music] [music] Heat. Heat. probably another tractor that's tipped over. That's all we need.
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Sweet pee, don't be sad. As you know, nothing gets lost in [music] space. It's only the form that changes. Maybe he's up there somewhere watching over you.
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Stop the car. Ma, we are stopped. What's going on? Maybe she needs a pit stop.
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Windstorm. [music] Heat. Heat. How did you do it? [music] [music] overactive bladders running in your family.
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What is it? [music] that runs in my [music] family. [music] Heat. Heat. I knew all along. Just like her mother and you.
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There she is. Starting number 88 on a wild card. She'll be disqualified like that. Mika Schwarz, armed Windstorm.
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Oh no. Did you really think she'd play along with this circus? At least it gives you something to argue about.
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It's great without a saddle. [music] It's very brave of her. Well, physically speaking, it's a real challenge because of the aerodynamics alone.
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One 2 3 4 Somebody left the gate. You know we got [music] lost on the way.
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Come save us and run away train. How do we How do we How do we How do we How do we learn away? [music] How do we How do we [screaming] [music] living into the world?
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[music] Oh, we're living living. [screaming] Oh, please believe me. I'm more scared [singing and music] than that oh this isn't the way [singing] and please be there I [music] can barely hang on but oh I wait till [singing] I break
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He never. [music] Don't [music and singing] need words to know your mind. Don't need rules to make it happen. If you don't see it, you are blind. [music and singing] You will miss what's pure and kind.
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Don't need [singing] dollars. Don't need fame, don't need fools, [music] and don't need chatter. We won't [singing] play the phony game. We are different but [music] the same. I know you'll never leave me. I know you'll never make [music] me cry. As long as
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you [singing] are with me, I will fly. You [music] take me higher. You take [music and singing] me higher.
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[music] I don't even [music] know what's to read your song and that's the only thing [singing and music] that matters. Be it right or be it wrong. I feel lonely [music and singing] when you're gone.
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Don't need possibilities. I don't [music and singing] need if and don't needs. You are beautiful and strong. You are like [singing and music] a perfect storm. I know you'll never leave me. I know you'll never make me cry. As long
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as you are with me, I'm a fly. You take me high. You take me high. [music] You take [singing] me higher. [music] You take [music] me higher.
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