:40:03
How's my boy?
:40:05
You have something that's mine, Brian,
that you haven't finished paying for.
:40:09
- But you said I could have it if...
- The dealing isn't done, you see...
:40:13
...until Mr. Gaunt says the dealing is done.
:40:47
And away they go!
:40:49
She's A Hell-Raiser breaks on top
and goes straight to the lead...
:40:52
... followed by Confucius Sings and Mr. Lee.
:40:54
Lots Of Luck having a go wide, turning.
She's A Hell-Raiser...
:41:00
Yeah! Boy, what the hell?
:41:05
- That was pretty fine.
- Fine as paint.
:41:09
- Can I...
- Careful. See, this is no ordinary toy.
:41:14
- What is it?
- You see, the man who sold this to me...
:41:20
...his father made their fortune from it.
:41:24
Every morning he'd take
the day's racing form...
:41:28
...and run its races
before they ever happened...
:41:30
...one by one, right on this board.
:41:33
He'd give each tin horse
the real name from the paper...
:41:37
...do it just by touching and whispering.
:41:42
- A brand-new name.
- Citation.
:41:45
Sea Biscuit, Well Away...
:41:48
- Seattle Slew.
- Man O' War.
:41:51
Whoever were running that day.
:41:53
Wind her up, let her go.
:41:56
Run the whole damn slate that way!
:41:59
Northern Dancer.