Broadway Bill

:18:04

Hey, what’s up?

:18:06

–What’s up?
–She's here, Gallant Lady.

:18:08

Gallant Lady?

:18:10

I gotta take a look.

:18:15

Hello, Dan. Where've you
been all these years?

:18:19

Hiding under rocks.

:18:21

Bradshaw, come here.

:18:25

–Where do you think you're going?
–Hello, Mike.

:18:28

Get back there.

:18:30

I can't bring Gallant Lady
out like this. She's too nervous.

:18:34

Get off the platform.

:18:35

Get back, will you?

:18:38

Officer, do your duty.

:18:39

Don't tell me what to do.

:18:44

Okay, Mr. Whitehall.

:18:45

All right, get her out of here.
The pony first.

:18:50

Bring her out.

:18:53

Keep her head down,
watch her feet.

:19:03

–That’s a beautiful animal.
–She'll win the Derby.

:19:07

Make way.

:19:11

Hello, Mr. Morgan.
Dan Brooks, remember me?

:19:14

–How are you?
–Fine, thank you.

:19:16

–Who you betting on?
–Gallant Lady, of course.

:19:19

Don't put your money down
yet, I may have some use for it.

:19:22

–We were betting on Sun Up.
–Why not broadcast it?

:19:31

Don't be a sucker, you
haven't a chance with that horse.

:19:35

Try some small races first.

:19:37

I'm coming back in style.

:19:39

Nobody knows anything about
Broadway Bill, and if he wins...

:19:43

You don't believe he can
beat Gallant Lady, do you?

:19:46

Why not?

:19:47

–In his first race?
–I know what he can do.

:19:49

How much is the entry?

:19:50

I give up.

:19:52

You must have rapped your
senses in paper boxes.

:19:56

$500.

:19:58

It’s a $25,000 race.