:34:03
Lemon Pudding. He's finished third
his last three times out.
:34:06
- Got a good jockey up today.
- Lemon Pudding it is.
:34:09
The morning line says he's four to one.
I'll get on him.
:34:18
(Man) Pardon me.
:34:20
But you're Peggy Nicholson, aren't you?
:34:23
Remember me?
:34:25
I'm sorry. What did you say?
:34:27
- Aren't you Peggy Nicholson?
- No, I'm not.
:34:31
Yeah? I was pretty sure you were.
When I first saw you down here -
:34:35
I'm sorry, you've made a mistake.
I am not Miss Nichols.
:34:38
- Nicholson.
- Nicholson.
:34:41
Frank Abernathy introduced us
a couple of years ago in Detroit.
:34:46
Frank Abernathy.
You remember Frank.
:34:49
No, I do not know anyone
named Frank Abernathy.
:34:51
I have never known anyone
named Frank Abernathy.
:34:55
- Now, will you please go?
- Aw, come on now, honey.
:34:58
You're trying to pull my leg,
aren't you?
:35:00
(Mark) Now, why should any young lady
want to pull your leg?
:35:03
Oh, sorry. I thought
I recognised this lady.
:35:06
- Did he recognise you?
- No.
:35:08
- You did not recognise her.
- I said I thought I recognised her.
:35:12
- I said I'm sorry.
- Good for you. You've apologised.
:35:15
You may go now.
:35:21
- You came back so quickly.
- Yes. Who's your fan?
:35:25
I just seem to have one of those faces.
:35:28
Well, what do you like
in the next race?
:35:30
Can we go to the paddock?
I'd like to see Telepathy.
:35:33
Been watching him ever since I saw him
work out once as a two-year-old.
:35:59
Oh, I believe that's
our old friend Telepathy.