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:58:00
Got him all set to win, hey?
:58:03
Told me not to tell anybody.
:58:04
Thank you, son.
:58:06
Thank you, my good man.
:58:09
Couldn't you let a fella in on it?
:58:11
–On what?
–The horse all set to win.

:58:15
No, no, I couldn't do that.
:58:17
I haven't won a race today.
:58:20
These things are confidential.
:58:22
It too many people bet,
it brings the odds down.

:58:25
I promise not to bet much.
Just enough to get even.

:58:28
Sorry, stranger.
:58:30
I didn't want the Colonel
to see me.

:58:33
How'd you like to have
the name of that horse?

:58:37
–How would I like it?
–Cost you $25.

:58:41
–$25?
–Okay, forget it.

:58:43
–Wait a minute.
–I could lose my job.

:58:47
–It’s a lot of money, but...
–Make it snappy.

:58:51
Here, $25.
:58:53
What’s the name of the horse?
:58:56
–Doughboy.
–Doughboy?

:58:57
Don't be spreading it
all over the joint.

:59:00
No, no! Doughboy!
:59:02
Doughboy!
:59:04
Just got news from the stable.
Doughboy, a sure thing.

:59:07
Doughboy! Doughboy!
:59:09
Doughboy!
:59:11
–I knocked him off 25 smackers.
–Excellent.

:59:14
–What horse you give him?
–Doughboy.

:59:16
What a pity. Doughboy doesn't
have a ghost of a chance.

:59:20
Doughboy!
:59:21
Put all you dough on Doughboy!
He can't lose.

:59:24
I got good information.
:59:26
Bet it all on him,
your husband will be happy.

:59:33
$150 on Doughboy!
All the money I got in the world.

:59:36
–Half a bottle of Coke?
–Nothing.

:59:38
–$10 for my watch?
–I can't accept that.

:59:44
Bet all your money on Doughboy.
:59:46
The master told me
he can't lose.

:59:48
Wait 'till I tell my wife
about this.

:59:57
I beg your pardon.
:59:58
You want to make money?
Put all you've got on Doughboy.


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