The Champ Page #3

-Ask me what I got for T.J. | -Hey, Billy, what did you getfor T.J.?

What did I get for T.J.?

You forgot?.

How coould I've forgotten my own son?

-No. | -Poor T.J.

Now, wait a minute.

Maybe there was a little something. | got to think now.

Let me see if I can find it. | Mr. Riley?. Mr. Riley?.

Would you bring that little thing I got | for T.J.? Bring it right over here, please.

Oh, yes. She's Beautiful.

What's the matter?. Don't you like it? | I could take it back.

-She's mine? | -Yeah.

-All mine? | -Yeah, she's all yours.

-Really, all mine? | -Yeah.

She's a beautiful horse, this horsse.

She's a Lady. | That's the name of the horse. Yeah.

What do you think of that?

Ain't she Beautiful?

The world'ss youngest horse owner. | That's what we got here.

It's great! It's a nice horse.

She's a Lady, T.J. | That's the name of the horsse.

Ladies and gentlemen, | your attention, please.

There are changes for the third race.

Bobby Castle will be up on No. 5, | Sunday's Child.

And Perdition, No. 7 horse, | will carry 120 pounds.

It is a tradition on this day of racing | to wear something pink...

..in honor of our beautiful flamingos | who reside here at Hialeah.

And priorto the last race of the day, | lovely gifts will be presented...

..to the lady and gentleman | in the best pink attire.

All right. It's a beautiful day | here at Hialeah, plenty of sunshine.

Dolly Kenyon, owner of the brilliant | 3-year-old champion, Justasec.

Don't forget this race. | I gota horse in this race, too.

-Of course, Dolly's Chance. | -That little bay over there.

She didn't cost much, | but she's a good animal.

Anybody can do what my husband does.

He pays hundreds of thousands of dollars | for Justasec.

I paid $5,000 for Dolly's Chance. | She's going to win this race.

Bullshit.

-Who said that?. | -Who said what?

"Bullshit." Somebody said "bullshit."

-Mrs. Kenyon, what about Justasec? | -Just a horse, just a horse.

Thank you very much. Good luck.

-Did you say that, little boy? | -You weren't supposed to hear.

Well, I heard.

-Sassy boy, what are you doing here? | -What do you mean, what am I doing here?

I'm a horse owner, like you. | And mine's going to win.

-What's your name? And speak up! | -T.J.

I said your name, not your initials.

I got to talk to my rider. | I can't waste my time with you.

Jeffie.

Where have you been? I got to talkto you.

Little smaet aleck.

-Come on, Dolly. | -Thank you very much.

-Jeffie? | -Yeah?

-Don't rate her. Don't rate her. | -Yeah.

You told me already.

-Don't let her get boxed in. | -Yeah.

Go to the front and improve your position.

Sure. Relax, T.J., | I'll ride the horse, you watch.

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