All language subtitles for maverick_s02e14_holiday_at_hollow_rock

You're out of your mind, Brett.

No more than usual, Colonel. Why do you
ask?

If you go to all this trouble to
convince me Silver King can't win, now

betting on him.

The minute you refused to back Silver
King, they started offering odds of two

one against him.

I just naturally hate myself for passing
up those kind of odds.

Maverick.

Starring James Garner and Jack Kelly.

Produced by Warner Brothers.

From the entertainment capital of the
world.

Produced for television by Warner
Brothers.

Hollow Rock, Wyoming wasn't a town you'd
ordinarily go a long way to visit.

But a lot of people overlook this every
July 4th.

Because on that holiday...

Holla Rock put on the best quarter horse
race in the country.

may end up running her legs off this
man's head. Ah, she could run to Laramie

with three legs and kick the mayor with
her fourth.

Don't forget.

I know. Rub her down and put bran with
her oats.

Come on, Mike.

Excuse me.

Is there a best hotel in town or just a
hotel?

Stranger in Holler Rock, huh?

Just another city clicker.

I'm Ted Blake.

Brett Maverick.

Give me a minute.

Hi, Nora.

Well, a girl's supposed to at least
speak to the man she's going to marry.

That's true.

Wonderful girl.

Best hotel?

Palace, block down on your left.

Thank you.

Let's see.

You're a high man, Mr. Maverick.

Well, well.

Denver State Bank.

First I've seen around here.

I got a married sister lives there.

Here the town's still growing.

I didn't slow it down any, Mr. Carney.

$50?

Are you asking or betting?

Since you put it that way.

You're 50 and up 100.

You're 100 and raise 100.

I'll see that.

And up another 100.

What's the matter, Mr. Maverick?

Your feet getting cold?

All right, deal.

Would you mind putting the deck on the
table?

Now, just a minute, mister.

I've been dealing this way all the time.
What's bothering you?

Let's say I'm superstitious.

What's the matter, Clyde? You asking too
much?

No, fine with me.

I'm just a dealer here.

Now, slide off the top car.

And the next one.

That your car?

My bet's 100.

I'll have to respect that ace, so I'll
just call.

I was just playing my hand, Mr.
Hendricks.

Well, I sure thought I had you beat.

Let's break it up for dinner, gents.
It's afternoon.

Why not wait till Fred takes over?

I'm just beginning to warm up. Yeah, why
not?

Fred won't be in today. Not feeling very
well. Besides, I'll be back in an hour.

Hold a chair for me, boys. I think this
is going to be one of my good days.

How much did he cost us?

How was I going to know he'd pull a
stunt like that? Did you ever try to

seconds off a deck that's flat on the
table? Your business to spot these card

sharps beforehand.

I dealt three high hands to this man
Hendricks, all on heavy pots. The

sits there and doesn't open his mouth.
How am I supposed to know he... No point

talking about it.

We lost a few hundred.

As long as nobody else called, we can
afford it.

This time.

But let me tell you something.

Come in.

Mr. Hendricks, here's $50.

You did a nice job, but it lasted.

Might as well get your things together
and drift on.

Oh, wait a minute. You said it was a
week's job for $100.

This was only three days. Besides, you
got nobody else.

Better let us worry about that.

All right?

Look, you said there'd be $100 in it for
me. Now, it's not my fault if one of

the players got smart.

You got $50 for three days.

We'll give you another try at it next
time you drift through.

Now, look.

I still think it ought to be 100. That
was the deal.

You know, it would be too bad if people
in this town found out what kind of a

game you're running here.

It reminds me, Jesse, that saddle bomb
somebody dragged off west of town last

month. What happened to the roan he was
riding?

One of the boys around town bought it.

Oh, too bad.

Kind of had my eye on that horse.

Know anything else, Mr. Hendricks?

No, Mr. Carson.

I'll be leaving.

I'd better get a good start before it
gets dark.

Mr. Hendricks.

Good luck.

Start looking for someone.

I don't want the house seat empty this
week.

I'll do that.

Oh, that stranger Maverick said he'd be
back.

Something about that kind of smart says
a bill that I just don't like.

You waiting for me?

I'm sorry, mister. That seat's taken.

He's a small man. He won't mind.

Look, I don't mean to sound unfriendly.
I haven't given you any trouble, mister?

Oh, no, no. Just a little confused.

He insists the seat's taken.

Well, if he says there's no more room,
that ends it.

House rules says the dealer runs the
game.

Hold on a minute.

Jesse here owns a share of this place.

Anytime he tries to keep a man with
money out of the game, I'd sure like to

why. I might tell you.

If it was anyone but you, Blake.

That's too bad.

Because I'd sure like to know why he
isn't welcome.

Never thought to ask before, but this is
an honest game, isn't it?

All I know is that this man gave the
impression earlier that he thought Clyde

was cheating.

Anyone who thinks that, we don't want
playing.

As long as you're satisfied it's a
square game, you're welcome to sit in.

Thanks, Sheriff. I'll admit I was
vicious, but you made me see how wrong I

Glad to hear it.

$3 ,600 even.

$200?

Thank you.

You're welcome.

I didn't get a chance

to say it before, but thanks for helping
me get past the sheriff. I'm always

glad to put a burr under Carson's
saddle. Besides, watching you play

real education.

You don't need educating.

There's not many gamblers who'll set a
limit for themselves and stick to it win

or lose.

I'm no gambler, Mr. Maverick.

Never cared much for cards.

Besides, I work for a living.

Only this week I got a horse race to
win, and I'm back in Mali with every

can get my hands on.

Well, the way Colonel Taylor tells it,
his horses never lose.

Do you know the colonel? I met him in
Denver.

He told me if I wasn't afraid of
firecrackers, drop by some fourth and

sure thing.

I never pass up a sure thing.

Well, I hate to disappoint you, Mr.
Maverick, but you picked the wrong

Good night. Good night.

That's it.

Morning, Mr. Merrick.

Something on your mind?

Yeah. I dropped by here about 2 o 'clock
this morning and nobody around.

I guess you're used to these big city
jails.

We close up around midnight.

What happened to your face?

It got hit, Sheriff. That's why I'm
here.

Afraid some of you big city boys just
nastily rub people the wrong way.

You go getting into fights, there's not
much I can do about it.

Well, let's say two men jump me in my
own room and work me over pretty good

their fists and their boots and take $4
,270 of my money. You think you can do

something about that?

I can sure try.

Don't like things like that happen in
the Hall of Rock.

These men who rubbed you, what'd they
look like?

One of them was about six foot one,
medium build, brown hair and blue eyes,

I'd say he wasn't married, Sheriff.

Sounds like you're talking about me,
mister.

Are you married?

No, but I don't see what that's got to
do with it. When you've got a wife, you

have her sew this on, will you?

That's a hard head you've got there, Mr.
Maverick.

It seems to be locked.

It's locked.

You're in jail.

Aren't you a little mixed up, Sheriff?

I'm the one who was robbed.

Assaulting a peace valve in this town
gets you put behind bars.

Well, what do you get for robbing
somebody?

A deputy star?

I checked on Swain personally.

His alibi is backed up by two reputable
citizens.

If you're looking for your possessions,
they're in my desk.

For safekeeping.

Including my $1 ,000 bill that your boys
did... Pardon me. Those thieves didn't

find? That's in there, too.

Fine. You can take my bail out of that.

No bail, Mr. Macri.

No judge, no jury, no bail.

assaulting a peace officer one week in
jail.

Unless, of course, you don't behave
yourself.

That could run it up to 30 days.

Sheriff, I know this town is part of the
United States.

You celebrate Independence Day.

Everybody gets along fine in Hollow
Rock.

It's just the troublemakers who get into
trouble.

Maybe you'd like to file a complaint
with the town council, for instance.

No, thanks.

My old pappy used to tell me...

He said never play in a rigged game
unless you rig it yourself.

I'm real relieved to find out you're a
sensible man, Mr. Maverick.

For a while there, I... I don't know.

Usually if I can't win at one game, I
manage to come up with another one.

Do I hear a threat in that?

Well, I'm surprised at you, Sheriff.
After all, you did call me a sensible

Morning, Jesse.

Morning, Colonel.

Been expecting you. Yeah, I hear you got
one of my boys behind bars.

He's sobered up and full of apologies.

How's that pretty daughter of yours?

Fine, I guess.

At least I haven't heard her
complaining.

This is the best hotel you could find,
Billy.

Oh, I got a little sick last night,
Colonel.

Something I had.

Just goes to prove one thing.

Man should eat when he's drinking.

Morning, Colonel Taylor.

Brett Maverick! You old son of... What
is this? What are you doing in there?

Claimed Ira Sway and robbed him.

Had to lock him up for assault.

Pardon us a minute, Brett.

Don't go away.

Look, I know this man, Jesse.

Met him last winter at Silver Dollar
Tabor's home in Denver.

He's a personal friend of Tabor's.

And it so happens of mine.

If he accused your deputy, he must have
had a good reason.

Take my word for it, Carol, he didn't.
Well, then he made an honest mistake.

Can't lock a man up for that.

He tried to take Swain's head off.

Mine, too, right here in the office.

Doesn't sound like Maverick at all.

Want me to let him out, Colonel?

Don't mean to interfere with your duty,
Jesse.

I'm sure you acted as you thought right.

But this man is... As long as you'll
vouch for him.

We won't detain you.

You can thank the colonel.

My things.

Make sure it's all there.

Of course it's all here, Sheriff.

Since you insist.

Stopwatch.

You sure came prepared.

Got many of these around.

You don't really need it, though.

Like I told you, my horse is always
winning.

But the only time I'm real careful,
Colonel, is when I'm betting on a sure

thing.

Oh, uh, that money that was taken from
me. I'll, uh, look into it personally.

Man couldn't ask for any more than that,
Sheriff.

I'd be willing to bet I got every penny
of it back.

See you, sir.

Anytime.

That's hard to believe, Colonel.

Told you.

That a pony in the state can touch
Silver King.

I'm surprised you let me time him. If
this gets out, nobody's gonna bet

you. Oh, it's no secret.

Folks around here don't hold with
science when it comes to horse racing.

their betting on impulse and sentiment.

Dad likes sure things, Mr. Maverick.

I can't understand that.

Climb down, Jesse. You're just in time
for supper.

I'd sure like to, Colonel, but there's
been a shooting over at the Bar 7. I'll

be late getting back.

Just wanted to make sure you'll have
that dress finished by tomorrow night.

Just naturally hate dancing with a girl
wearing jeans.

You don't have to worry about that.

I'll come by around 7.

That's Jesse for you.

Never misses a trick.

You don't think he just happened by, do
you?

Not Jesse.

He's making sure a good -looking fellow
like you doesn't get any big ideas where

Nora's concerned.

That kind of caution is what makes him a
good man in his job.

You're a fine judge of horses, Colonel.

And a good judge of men.

Or don't you think so?

Well, as my old pappy used to say, if
you haven't got something nice to say

about a man, it's time you change the
subject.

But in the case of your sheriff, I'll
just have to make an exception.

I couldn't accept your hospitality
without letting you know how I feel

Go right ahead, Mr. Maverick.

Well, he's not what you'd call an
honorable man.

He's a crook and a cheat and a liar, and
if I knew where he kept his money, I'd

find what I lost last night.

I can't believe that.

I've seen a lot of Jesse. He's never
given me any reason to mistrust him.

I'd be disappointed in him if he had.

He's a crook, not a fool.

Look, you're being mad at Jesse's only
natural scene he threw you in jail.

But you're wrong about him, Brett.

Jesse's a hard man, sure.

But that don't mean he's not honest.

I felt I had to let you know where I
stand.

Fair enough.

Excuse me, Colonel.

When you get a chance, I wish you'd look
at that new filly we bought. She's not

acting just right.

All right, Chuck. I'll meet you at the
house.

Miss Taylor.

Don't you like my first name?

I do.

Nora, there's a reason why I never ask a
pretty girl a personal question.

It gives you a chance to say it's none
of your business.

I have such tender feelings.

You want to ask me a personal question?

Yeah.

I met a young fellow in town.

Nice enough and reasonably intelligent,
I thought.

Ted Blake.

Well, anyway, he seems to have picked up
the idea somewhere that he's going to

be the Colonel's son -in -law.

Would you say he's wrong?

That is a personal question.

I know. I wouldn't have asked if I
didn't have a strong reason.

I'm sorry. It really is none of your
business, Mr. Maverick.

You know, I wonder how the Colonel would
feel having me for a son -in -law.

to give you a rub, huh?

Huh?

It's a baby.

It'll make you nice and shiny.

Evening. All right, Ted.

Ain't no way you'll ever need us, Torres
and the Rates. Hey, you hear that,

Molly girl?

Huh?

I watched Silver King work out today.

Molly's gonna have to go somewhere to
beat him.

You out there at the ranch?

That's right.

Then you met Nora?

Yep.

Well, if that's all you can say, you
must be older than I thought.

Well, I did ask her to marry me.

That's more like it.

Only she's gonna marry me.

Right after Molly wins that race.

You that sure of winning?

Sure enough to bet every dollar I can
get my hands on.

You mind if I watch Molly work out
tomorrow?

Don't mind at all.

Well?

Oh, she's a fast horse.

Only that stopwatch says the Colonel's
horse is faster. That it?

That's it.

Well, it doesn't surprise me none.

I never thought Molly was the fastest
pony alive.

You're backing her like she was.

Right up to your chances of getting
married.

You claim you're not a gambler.

Well, when you gotta do something, you
don't call it gambling.

I don't marry anybody on cowhand wages.

I need money to buy my own spread.

And this is the only way I know to go
about getting it in a hurry.

I'd ignore it right now if I asked her.

But I'm not going to ask her until I
know it's right.

Molly just doesn't run her best though.
She's in a race.

Just can't stand to see another horse's
heels Maybe you better explain that to

Silver King I'll let Molly do that right
after the race.

I Had the way now how do you even the
score with my friend Sheriff Carson?

The whole town knew what the sheriff
wanted the Colonel's daughter and the

Colonel's money Hiding somebody's a lot
easier when you can feel noble about it

And keeping Carson out of the Taylor
family was just about as noble as you

get and not grow wings.

My plan could mean taking advantage of
the colonel's trust.

In fact, if you looked real close, it
might even seem dishonest.

But I could always tell myself I was
doing it for three other people.

I might even end up believing it.

Well, don't take that 26 seconds too
serious, Mr. Maverick.

Thought I'd save you the trouble of
hunting all over town for me. I

had no intention of... You get prettier
every time I see you, Nora.

Aren't you taking quite a chance?

For all you know, Dad may be in town
with me.

I don't know what you're so sore about.

Or maybe I do.

Maybe I'm supposed to come charging out
to the ranch, kick in the door and carry

you off.

At least Dad might have more respect for
you if he did. I'm not after his

respect. It's you I want.

I show up out there and ten ranch hands
ride me off on a rail just like he said.

And so you give up?

Who said anything about giving up?

Everything's going to work out just the
way I told you it would. Another couple

of days, that's all.

I know, the race.

I have to leave, Ted.

Sure.

I'll be looking for you, Nora.

Right after the race.

I won't be hard to find.

Goodbye, Ted.

I began to think you'd overslept.

It's almost 5 a .m. Did you go to bed
last night?

Well, I just thought you and me could
have a little talk.

Anything special?

Yeah, I wanted to ask you a small
question.

What's the usual time of day Ted Blake
takes that mare of his out?

Well, he takes her out twice.

First time, 10, 10 .30.

No earlier than that. Why?

Just wanted to borrow the horse for a
few hours.

Without the boy knowing it? Well,
there's no need for him to know. No

Now, are you trying to get me killed,
mister? Anything happen to that horse

while he's near my hide at that door?
Now, nothing's going to happen to her.

It's just a small, confidential
experiment.

I guarantee to have the horse back by 10
o 'clock.

What kind of experiment?

A timer, that's all.

Huh? Here, with this.

21 seconds flat, I don't believe it.

That's the same as that clock, Colonel.

That's four seconds better than Silver
King ever did it.

I reckon I could lose that race after
all.

Never thought it could happen. He's a
sweet hunk of horse, Colonel Taylor.

Now, forget your rotor, Chuck. End of
thing.

Whatever you say, sir.

You think Blake has any idea just how
good this horse is?

He knows she's fast, but I don't think
he knows she's that fast.

You passed up a good thing, Brett.

Out of back silver king for every cent
you'd want to bet, I'm giving you odds.

I'm fond of money, but not enough to
steal it from my friends.

Unless I'm real hungry.

In that case, I insist you stay to
lunch. I'd like to, Colonel, but I gotta

that horse back before Blake shows up.
Yeah.

Hey.

Why don't you try buying Blake's horse
before the race?

I was thinking of that. I figured you
were.

See you, Colonel.

I made some coffee for you, Dad.

Oh, thank you, Nora.

Hello, Blake.

Come in.

You sent for me, Colonel?

Have a seat.

Might as well get right to the point.

I want to buy you a mare.

Molly's not for sale, Colonel. Well, at
least we can talk about it. No harm in

that.

I don't have to tell you how interested
I am in good quarter horses.

I've been hearing some good reports
about your mare.

I figured you might be willing to sell
her for a top price.

I'll pay $2 ,500.

It's my first offer and my last. I don't
believe in dickering.

$2 ,500 is what they pay the winning
horse tomorrow, Colonel.

I figure Molly is just fast enough to
take it for me.

Silver King's the better horse, and you
know it.

Besides, there's a small matter of
picking up the flag.

And I think you know Chuck Sheldon is
the best rider in the race.

I'm going to try to make him second
best.

That's all, Colonel. I'll be running
along.

Hold it a minute.

5 ,000.

Aren't you taking a big chance, Colonel?

5 ,000 will buy a pretty fair spread.

That's all I need to ask Nora to marry
me.

You don't need a dime to ask Nora to
marry you.

She'd say no just as quick if you had a
million.

Did she ever tell you she'd say no?

Never dreamed of asking her.

You see, I trust my daughter's judgment.

I'm glad to hear it, Colonel.

Because she's going to marry me.

Only I'm not going to sell my horse to
get the money.

I wasn't real sure Molly could win till
now.

You want the buyer's proof enough for
me.

I'm mighty obliged to you, sir.

That your last word?

I reckon so, Colonel.

I don't know how to tell you how ashamed
I am.

I was so sure you were afraid of him.

Well, I'm sure glad we finally got that
straight, Matt.

Now about getting married.

Whenever you say, Tate.

Let's see now.

I should be getting that prize money
about three tomorrow afternoon.

Then about... So it still depends on
that race?

Sure it does.

Nothing's changed.

And if you don't win?

Am I supposed to wait till next year?

And if you don't win them the year after
that?

Your dad tried to buy Molly.

You think he'd do that if you figured
she'd lose?

Anyway, I turned him down.

He threw me off this ranch once.

Selling him Molly would just be giving
in to him.

I can't do that, Nora.

I understand.

I couldn't ask you to do it that way.

Hi, Barney.

Drinks for everybody.

Well,

what's going on, Ted?

Maybe he committed some money. Well,
let's spend it for him. Come on, set him

up, Barney. Yeah, if it's such good
news, let's hear about it.

Just out to the Taylor Ranch.

The colonel offered me $5 ,000 for
Molly.

Now, what do you think I told him?

Yeah, hold it, hold it.

He offered you $5 ,000 and you turned it
down?

I sure did.

Wait a minute. I got some money bet on
that tale of horse.

You mean the colonel offered to buy
Molly?

Are you telling the truth, Ted?

I said so. I thought you wanted some
money to get married on.

Well, sure.

But I want to stay independent if I can.
I figure the reason he wanted to buy

Molly was he knew something I didn't
know.

Such as Silver King not being as fast as
he thought he was.

Wouldn't you have done it my way?

I wouldn't have dared.

I meant to tell you.

Save a clean shirt for the wedding.

What wedding are you talking about?

What? The wedding between Ted Blake,
that's me, and Nora Taylor.

You remember her, Sheriff? Used to live
about six miles...

Now, hold it, Ted. Hold it, Ted.

He's too big for you.

You're wearing that star kind of high,
ain't you, Jesse?

Don't give you no license to jump
someone that's minding his own business.

Was Blake just talking big, or is there
some truth in what he said?

Hell to stop watch on that mayor myself,
Jesse.

Bettered Silver King's best time by four
seconds.

Colonel, I've got every dollar I could
raise bet on your horse.

I can't afford having him lose.

Any more than I could afford having that
kid win.

Do you believe him, Jesse?

That all he needs in order to marry him
is a little money in his pocket?

I don't know the answer to that,
Colonel.

Do you?

Afraid I don't.

But if it'll make any difference, I'm on
your side all the way.

Thanks, Colonel.

I'd hope that's how you feel about it.

Steady there.

Steady, girl.

Just a nick.

Won't hurt a bit.

Want to bet?

Now turn around.

Back up.

Thought you'd come alone.

Getting you alone isn't easy.

You playing nursemaid to Blake's horse?

It's a little more than that, Sheriff.

I figured this would be a good
opportunity to pay you back part of what

you.

What was that?

You might as well stay right there,
Sheriff.

You know, I got myself a real problem.

Now, how do you turn a crook over to the
sheriff when the sheriff's crook?

Maybe you just better forget all this
and walk out of here.

You and your deputies have me behind
bars before morning.

Well, we couldn't do that.

No, nothing to charge you with.

Oh, you'd think of something, Sheriff.

Like claiming you caught me breaking
into the bank.

That's always good for about ten years.

How long's it gonna take you to make up
your mind?

I got it, Sheriff.

You and I are gonna...

Take a long ride into the country.

And one of us is going to walk back.

Get out.

Sheriff, you wouldn't look right without
your badge.

You better pick it up.

I took Jesse far enough to give him a
nice long walk.

By the time he got back to Hollow Rock,
he'd just barely have time to cover his

bets on the Colonel Torque.

And for Jesse to cover his bets in a
hurry was the thing I needed most right

now.

Jess, where you been?

We've been looking all over. Shut up.

How much money you got, Ira?

I need every cent I can raise to cover
my bets on the... That's why we've been

looking for you.

Word's all over town that the colonel
might lose this year.

Well, Jess, the only money I got's what
we took over him.

You know.

Get it.

You too, Pete.

Quick, I've got to find Connors to get
the bets down.

or any part of it on Silver King. I'll
take 50 of that. You're on.

Hey, hold on to your money till Connors
gets here, Mr. Maverick. Suits me,

gentlemen. Oh, Mr. Maverick.

Good afternoon, Nora.

Very pretty dress.

Thank you.

You're out of your mind, Brett.

No more than usual, Colonel. Why do you
ask?

You go to all this trouble to convince
me Silver King can't win.

Now you're betting on it. The minute you
refused to back Silver King, they

started offering odds of two to one
against him.

I just naturally hate myself for passing
up those kind of odds.

Here comes Connors, if you still want to
bet, Maverick.

Afternoon, gentlemen. Afternoon. All
right, gentlemen and Mrs. Connors.

my $50.

$50? You're covered?

You had how much? $100 on Blake's horse.

$100. All right, there it is.

Got it? All right, I got $100. 150 left.
Who wants it, all or any part of it?

Worked out just the way you said it
would, Mr. Maverick. You're sure?

If I go pointing the finger, I don't
want to get it chewed off.

I got all the poop anyone would need
right here.

Colonel Taylor.

Mr. Connors and I have something we'd
like to take up with you.

They're ready, folks.

All right, boys.

Now, you all know the course.

Out Main Street to the fort, circle back
around the feed store, grab your flags,

and finish right here.

All ready?

That's right, girl.

Dad.

I'm sorry, Nora.

I don't know what else to say.

You think I'm here for an apology?

I just wanted to say I love you.

Oh, Colonel.

It seems to me we ought to find out who
started that rumor.

Smells like a con game to me.

Hey, what is this? What's going on here?

You and your boys are under arrest,
Jeff.

What the devil are you talking about?

I'm talking about assault and robbery.

You're taking his word against mine.

Martin, let me have that envelope.

Bank notes issued by the Denver State
Bank.

Dated June of this year.

Five witnesses saw them in Maverick's
possession 20 minutes before he was

robbed.

The name of the man who bet this money
is on the envelope.

I want to take a look at that name.

Lock him up, Dave.

There'll be a hearing in the morning.

Your money will be returned to you along
with the town's apologies.

The money will be enough.

I offer you my congratulations, Colonel
Taylor.

Thank you, my boy.

That's a fine horse.

It's almost as good as mine.

Well, let's just say yours runs a step
faster.

Oh, just a minute.

Lately, what with one thing and another,
I've been neglecting my quarter horses.

I'd like you to come back to work for
me.

That's mighty handsome of you, Colonel.

And I hate turning you down.

But I still can't see Nora marrying a
$30 -a -month cow again.

You got something better in mind?

Nope. But I'm sure gonna try.

And what about the $5 ,000 Nora gets
when she marries?

Are you so independent you'll turn that
down, too?

Well, like you say, Colonel, I may be
independent.

But I sure ain't foolish.

you brought that mare out to my place,
she dang near set a record.

Today, she was just another good horse.

Now, how do you figure a thing like
that?

It's quite a question.

I got a feeling you know the answer.

Want to tell me I'm wrong?

Well, Colonel, it's like this.

I got out to your place a little early
that day.

In fact, it's about daybreak.

Well, I sort of moved your starting post
forward about...

20 yards.

Don't ask me why I did it. I had a very
good reason at the time.

It just didn't work out.

I would ask you why, but I might not
like the answer.

So I'll ask a favor instead.

Anything at all, Colonel.

Next time you visit Holler Rock, don't
make it on the 4th of July.

Who is the tall, dark stranger there?

Maverick is the name.

Riding the trail to who knows where.

Luck is his companion.

Camper is his game.

Smooth as a handle on a gun.

Maverick is the name.

Wild as a wind in Oregon.

Blowing up a canyon.

Easier to tame.

Riverboat, ring your bell.

Fare thee well, Annabelle.

that he loves the best.

That's who New Orleans,

living on Jackson Queens, Maverick is a
legend of the West.

Maverick is a legend of the web.