Speed Racer: Wonderful World of Racing - The Amazing Racer Family Page #5

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What did the doc say

about her left front?

Left front, huh?

She's got a swollen tendon.

Hey, Brandon, how's she look?

Pretty good.

You're not one

of those rich girls,

can't get her hands

dirty types, are you?

Try me.

All right, I think I will.

Brandon! Let's set Shannon up.

Hey, baby.

Hey.

Want a treat?

Ah, good girl.

She loves you! For me,

she barely gives

the time of day.

Ah...

Maybe she's just

shy around boys.

Maybe she just

likes you better.

So...

You ready?

Uh, no.

I, uh...

No, you take her.

She's already

made her decision.

[Laughs]

You know, uh, most of the work we do

here is outside,

so most of the calls just

come on Eric's cell

or, you know, when our

assistant Susan was here, hers.

Mm-hmm.

I'm okay.

Uh, yeah, obviously,

'cause I only got two calls,

and both times, it was my...

Christine.

Well, there, um...

I think there's a...

Let me see here.

What are you looking for?

Um, well...

There's a...

Uh, cellphone.

Hey, guys.

I'm not interrupting

anything, am I?

Uh, no. No, I was, um...

It was the cellphone.

I was...

Thought maybe she could use it.

You know, she could

have it on her side

while we're

out by the track working,

kind of like what Susan

used to do, remember?

Remember what?

Eric, please tell me

you remember.

Hmm.

Yeah, I remember.

Shannon, uh, that horse

we were talking about,

we're trying to push up

her hours a little bit,

so I think it's time

that we get you in a cart

so you can start driving her.

No. Yeah.

Eric, she said she

doesn't want to...

She doesn't want to ride.

Brandon, aren't you supposed to finish

making your rounds?

Well, yeah.

That's right. That's right.

I think you

had to get the feed out.

Huh?

Yeah.

That's right. Good idea.

Got it, yeah.

So...

What do you say?

I said no.

I heard you, but how come?

What is it?

Hmm?

Wait a minute.

Were you riding

when you found out, too?

[Chuckles]

So was she.

What?

Yeah.

Christine was riding when

they told her about you.

She didn't ride again

for eight years.

And then the day

she passed her mcats,

her mother took her in the car,

brought her out here

and said, "you better

get up on that horse."

And not that it

means much to you,

but we've been together

ever since, so...

So what do you think?

Can I have some time

to think about it?

Yeah. Okay.

You got till tomorrow morning.

So, today at work,

this little girl comes in.

She's four years old,

and she looks fine,

sounds fine,

big smile on her face.

So I ask the mother

what's wrong with her.

She turns to the little girl

to have her explain,

and she very proudly tells me

that she just ate a whole mud pie

that she made herself.

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