Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

[Hollis] Great. I teach economics at Harvard,
Well, I know this.
[Penny] Thank you, Miss Ham.
What makes this race different?
Three years ago I would've said that a racehorse didn't care who his owner was.
dispersal of the farm would be left to Hollis.
- Good luck. - [Exhales heavily]
Yeah. Mmm-hmm.
He knows.
How many times has she done this?
No way.
[All murmuring]
Right up through there, that one's ours.
Ronnie, don't fall off!
- [Chuckles] - [Both speak French]
You're great with young horses.
...Miss Chenery and Mrs. Tweedy have always been the same person.
Of course he did.
- [Starting bell] - And they're off!
but if you presume to judge my fitness as a wife or mother
- Congratulations. - Mmm!
I wonder if you mightjust try it
Look at this!
Did I say number four?
Let me ask you something. Why did you choose me?
Secretariat has now won the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes,
I'm wondering why it had to be my mother who stopped the sale and not you.
- Twenty-six lengths! - Whoo-hoo!
then you had better figure out what happened today
Yes, ma'am.
- Call. - [Ogden] Heads.
You keep staring into your coffee. Are you worried about Red?
because they're smart with their money.
That's great.
No. It was my fault.
I will not live the rest of my life in regret!
"Secretariat Leaning Against The Back Of the Gate."
I knew he was going to do it. I knew he was going to do it.
And the sons of Bold Ruler, they're long on speed, but short on stamina.
Sham pushes forward to challenge for the rail.
- And they're off! - Yeah, he goes right to the back.
[Down-tempo music plays]
[Indistinct chatter]
with five and eight along with him. And watch out for number one.
Secretariat on the outside, now getting the lead by a head.
- What did Lucien say? - That you're hard as nails.
Let's just go.
What is it, Lucien? What's wrong?
Sure is.
Helen?
We rest our horse, they push theirs.
[Penny] He laughs at fear, afraid of nothing.
Let me tell you something about all this talk about super-horse.
The tails side is very nice.
who is the finest stallion of his generation.
Every single one of them has failed to win the Triple Crown.
I believe that this race is going to prove
I told her this was a gentleman's club, and she just...
It's been losing money hand over fist for years now.
- Quit sneaking around. Got it? Listen. - Yes.
- Ronnie! Going to have some lunch? - Mrs. Tweedy.
Turcotte and Edward say he's the smartest horse they've ever seen.
Hasty Matilda is eight years old. She's still young.
Have we made up our mind yet?
[Man] OK, Big Red!
He lays against the back of that starting gate
[Whistles]
Daddy made a deal to breed Phipps' best stallion with our two best mares.
Give my regards to your father.
[Phone ringing]
I've been through the stud books, Jack. Bold Ruler, that's the sire.
- Oh... Lucien... - Forget it.
It's your day, baby.
I've already won.
of those broodmares that my mother stopped a few weeks ago.
Where does Bull Hancock eat lunch?
- Oh. - What's wrong?
[Ronnie] OK, Red. Let's go get them!
I've really laughed, in a... Since I don't remember when.
Uniting them in one great battle cry: Go, Secretariat, go!
I'm not afraid. Neither are they.
Your daughters have something they want to talk to you about.
Nothing.
And it was a powerhouse race again by the big, strong Secretariat.
Miss Ham?
Miss Penny, your mama was a fine woman. I just feel real bad for Mr. Chenery.
Go Irish!!!
There are a lot of good horsemen think it can't be done anymore.
Hey, John. How would you like to come with me and see a horse being born?
They are growing up. All of them.
Apparently, I do
for half ofwhat they're worth. Mom had to step in and stop him, and now...
Hollis said you found her.
All right, then. I'll see you in the morning.
[Speaks French]
- Come on. - Yes.
- Tweedy residence. This is she. - War protester in a Christmas pageant?
Could I talk with you a moment? In private?
Told her I was taller when I stood on my wallet.
- Not Gewurztraminer, only Riesling. - Mom, can we have pancakes?
Here's the race, folks. Secretariat trying to hold it.
- Hmm. - [Announcer continues, indistinct]
- [Penny groans] - [Both chuckle]
[Laughing]