1:02:01
"Yours truly, Kate Elder."
1:02:04
Horse poor?
1:02:07
Sounds like she had more brass
than the Kansas City fire engine.
1:02:11
It struck me funny, and the more
I read it, the funnier it got.
1:02:14
Finally I said to myself,
"Striker, you've done a lot of fool things."
1:02:18
"You haven't done any lately, and you're
overdue." I'm sorry I got here too late.
1:02:23
_ You two would've made a lively team.
_ Well, thanks!
1:02:27
_ Why don't you come on in?
_ Thank you.
1:02:30
But it'll be a favour to my bad knee
to stay here.
1:02:33
_ It's been nice meeting you.
_ I've got a proposition for you.
1:02:37
I wouldn't blame you
if you turned me down.
1:02:40
_ It wouldn't hurt to hear it.
_ I'd like to take those horses.
1:02:43
I'd run them to Colorado,
sell them to the miners.
1:02:47
But I've got the same trouble
Mom had. No cash.
1:02:50
_ I'll give you half the profits.
_ What about the rest of you?
1:02:55
_ You in this, too?
_ We ain't been asked.
1:02:58
_ Are you telling or asking?
_ Asking.
1:03:00
It sounds crazy enough to work.
1:03:03
_ Matt?
_ I want to know one thing.
1:03:05
_ Will the money keep him at school?
_ Seems to be the idea.
1:03:09
In that case,
I'll chip in a couple of weeks.
1:03:14
_ Well?
_ You know you almost broke my jaw.
1:03:17
I was trying awful hard to. That's what
it seems to take with some people.
1:03:25
_ Well, I guess you made up my mind.
_ How about it?
1:03:28
If I was going to do a fool thing for your
mother, I might as well do it for you.
1:03:33
Come to my ranch,
and you can have the horses.
1:03:36
_ When do you want to start?
_ A couple of hours.
1:03:40
Good, I'll be waiting.
1:03:48
Well, come on!